The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-31
CINCINNATI DAILY mARKEr.
CrNolNNATI. Nav 81 "a p. 1

CINCINNATI. May 31-2 p. M.
FLOUR-Steady and quiet. we quote fancy
SO 25a7 So family S5 iva, IS, extra "a 25a4 65, su
perline 50 aOa3 80, low grades ~ SJa3 25 spring
wheat flour S5a5 10, rye fl lur 81 25a4 81 per bril-.
WHEAT-MarKet inactive. Whltc is held
81 l8al 70; fair to good 81 05al 15, and inferior
as low as 7Oc per bu.
RYE-Market quiet. No. 2 in elevator is
quoted Izai3c and good to prime on track 6Sa
70c per bu.
OATS-Dull and easy Mixed are worth
35aSSc, for good to PRIME, and white 36a3Sc
for prime to choice per bu. Inferior offered at
MESS PoRK--There is firm marker to-day
and city packed is quoted $ls 50a18 Is, and not
much offering under S19 per brl.
LARD--Tne MARKET is lrm with fair demand
Tor prime steam at lOXall per ID. A lot OF $40
tierces sold az AUCTION onp Change To-day at lie
per lb;, city kettle is duh at i2hc per lb. Ara.
BUL LK MEATS-There is a quiet market, and
shoulders are quoted 61SaB51c, clear rib sides
oaaS&c, and clear sides 9aa9Ac per lb, loose.
Clearrlb sold to-day at W a9 nc, buyer July.
BACONT-There is q duh market. but more
steady. Shoulders are quoted 7AaT1sc,. clear
RIB sides, l0c, and clear sides 1014al0ac per
ID, all packed. Sugar-cured hams 12al3e per
CUrION-Market firm and prices have an
upward tendency, but there is no material
change. We quote: Ordinary, 7j1e; gooa ordi-
nary, 9c; low miudling, l0Xc: IN mddling, II Nc;
aood mlddlins, lSc; mIdaiing fair, 13c; fair.
WHISKY--steady and quiet at 81 OF per
gallon, at which figure there were sales Of l9l
brls on Change to-day.
BEANS--There is very little doing, and
prices are nominally unchanged. White me-
aiilms are off red at 9Jc u, and few choice
navys at 81 l0aI l5 per Du, iii store.
BkO0MCOHN--Ihe market continues dull
and nominally unchanged. We quotc fancy
green hurl Sa9c, green stalk braid 6h ha71sc, and
red brush 4aGc perth e a
rBUTTEI-There Is q fair demand for nearly
all grades. with ample receipts and steady
! market. Fancy creamery, however, Is frmer
under light Offerings. and held at 2Sa3Ociper lb.
We quote prime W choice 1Sa20c for w estern
Reserve. and 1Bal7c for Central Ohio, ,4per 10.
! Single packages OF selections will bring 22a24c
| per lb. Lower grades sell at l2al4c per ib.
| .CHEESE-Lontinues steady, though quiet,
with moderate offerings of prlmc to choice fac
| tory at 9ai0c per lb.
COFTEL-The market is steady, but there Is
only a moderate aomand. NO change In prices
Rio is worth l9a2Oc for feror, 2laS2c for me-
dinm, and 22Ma2}1sc for prime To choice. per ID
) ava IS worth 32ay3c per pound. S4Av
COAL-The market il we'll supplied, and
at ady, with, moderate demand al previous
prices. The rates atloat are Tao for ! eughi0-
gheny, &c for Aenand,,and 30 for OHIO ltiver,
| per bu. We quote it dolivered to consumers as
| iollows:s louginogdeny, ital2c; Muskmgum,
| Hooking Valley and Kanawta, 10ai1c; Ash
per bu. Anthracite $9 5Oal0 per tor, delivered.
COKE h. eniand lighB, but-there is no varia.
| tion,in prices. 1t is quoted Sc for city manu-
faeturod. &c for gas -house, lie for crushed at
yards, and 1Uc for city manufactured, lUal2c
for gas-bouse, and 13alac for crushed, delivered,
| per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-Wc quote domestic 1lHa
| 121.c for peaches, and 5Kai0kc for apples per
lb, with moderate demand. Foreign are
steady at 6h a7c for prunes, sa9c for currants,
1GalSc ortigs, anu aha26c for citron. per Id, and
S3aB 10 for laycrraisins, per box. a. ~ Il
| EGGS-The receipts are lighter and there is
| o frmer tone to tile market, aud fresh arrivals
bring l2al2jac per dozen.
| GkEEN FkUIrS-Ihere is firm market foI
4 lemons, with fair demand, and we quote them
IS 50a6 50 per boxs Oranges are inimode ate
| request and steady at 81 50e6 % per box. anu
/ some repacked held at ST 50. Afew apples are
4 still on the market at $4ab per brl.
HAY-Therc is q moderate demand, chiefly
| for the best grades, and the market remainl
| steady, with no material change. Lowel
1 grades arc dull and nominal. No.i timothyiil
quoted ,Si7alS for loose pressed, and sf5al6 foa
| tight pressed, per ton, on arrival. Some medi
aim grades are offered at; $l2ai3, and comniof
held at $1a. o per ton, on arrival In store $la;
more per ton is required.
| HEMP-Is dull, with moderate. offerings o.
rough Kentucky at $l10alI5 per ton on arrival
| and $5al0 more In store. Dresset is quoted 3 \
a9%c per lb in Store.
HIDES-There is not much doing ana pricei
/
qnotcu 5s1a7G green sailed 7,sasc, and .df,
salted 13al4c per Id. Sheep pelts 75ca$i rs fol
| g6o to prime.
MILL FEED-The- demand is light for al
| ARTICLES, and the market is easy. with libera
! offerings. We quote bran $l0all, shipsruhs 81;
4 al3. and middlings Si4ai9 per ton, on arrival
| In store dealers ask Sla1 more per ton.
l. MOLASSEs+Ihere is moderate demand
/ with steady market. New orleans is quoted
52a5oc pei, gallon for good to choice. and 4Oa45c
for inferior.
oILS-There is quiet market for linseed al
SIC per gallon. Extra lard oil is duh ant
weak, with offerings at9JaD5c per gallon. he.
fined petroleum is quoted lSai4c per gallon ans
steady.
POfATOES-Tne is fair local demand
Il for new potatoes at $3 5Ua4 10 per br in st0I @
Prime to choice peachblows, are held at 4Ua45t
per bu in store. with moderate demand.
i PUULThI-The receipts are liberal, witt
i moderate demand, at s3a3 2j per dozen for ole
| and 81 75a2sa5 for youngs
klCE-ls IN moderate demand at previous
/ prices. We quote it 1a7kc for Carolina, Va az
1 for Louisiana, ana s1sa6c for Rangoon. per lb
| SALT-Is quiet aud steady. Domestic il
worth 23c per bu and 81 % per brl. Liver
pool Coarse is quoted 81 Sja1 40 per sack
Turks Island is held at SIC pen bu.
SEED--Tnere is weaker market unde
large offerings and limited demand. Hun
| garian grass is quoted 6UaSJc, German mile
sOagJc. and prime tiax seed is worth 81 10 pc
bu in store.
sUGAK-M Marker quiet and steady, with n,
material change. We quote: New Orleans 81
9c,. yellow refined 9a9Ac, extra ''C1 lOatOH
"BS white i0x a1u1 &c. and "A' white 10kalOl.
| per lib; hgrd is worth lie for powdered o
granulated and II Aal1sc for crushed per lib.
/ TALLOW-The demand is moderate witt
ample receipts. We quote: Prime country 79xc
and city S3Sc per ID.
| TOBACCU-The offerings at auction yester
day were 367 hhds and 2-boxes at the following
prices: u hhds Mason County, Ky. {District)
trash lugs and leaf-32 hhds old: at $ja7 ~,
at 50 5ua9 S0, Is at $40 50a14, 10 at s15al9, 2 q
$40 5ea2t; 80 hhds new: 8 at 81 seas 9i, IL a
81 6Oa7 95 at s8ag W, at SO zsal4 at $15 so
IS, / at so 50. 20 hhds Brown County. o. (Dis
ltriet), trash, lugs and ieaf--4 hads sold: 2 O
$I2 T5ai475, q at $2S 25a3V; So hhds new 20 0
"a 9la5 95 10 at $8ag %, zS at IS 05ag S rs at 81
Iai4 IS, 8 at'$t5ai7, lat S201b 81 hhds new owe
County, KY. (DIstrict)--f at 50 95, Sat ~ 80
90, IS at 81 O5a9 ~ at $40 25al4 T5 at Si5al.
IA hhds Pendleton County, Ky. (District)-
hnds old at s14ai6a IS rs; II hhds new: at "a 81
II at 81 20, at 50 80, at sIO 25ai2, at SIC So
hhas new Boonc County, Hy.-l at IS rs, IA