The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-09
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNArI, May % 2. NJ.

CINCINNATI, May o. P. M.
FLOUR-There has been a steady market
the past week with NO material change in
o. 70 for family; "a z5a4 65 for extra; s. b0a3 o.
for superhne, and 20 65a3 70 for low grades;
a5 0Oa5 80 Tor spring wheat -four and 81 35a
Us Iorrye flour per brl.
WHEAT--Demand limited, but prices are
stealy. Prime to choice grades are scarce and
worth 81 3SaI 4S for white per bu. FAIR to good
red will sell ii O7al II. and low grades down to
70a8Uc per Du
OATS-Is quiet and western is quoted 4ua45c
for inferior, and v5a65c for good to prime.
Canadian is quoted 9Sca$1 for No. 2, and 92a94c
for No. 5 per bu.
CORN-Is steady, with moderate demand
for mixed, and snelled is quoted ISa49e and ear
49a5Jc per bu. Ear sod to-day at 4Yhc per bu
at the Landing.
RYE--Is dull to-day, and No. 2 is offered
freely at 7Ua7zc per bu, the latter figure in ele-
vator.
MESS PORK-The market is somewhat ea-
sier, and city packed Is quoted $a1 per brl and
very little dong.
LARD here is an easy feeling in the mar
ket and prime steam iS quoted lzkc, anu city
Kettle l34c per lb
BULK MEATS-Quiet and steady. Shoul-
ders are quoted SC, and clear RIB sides lie, and
buyers offer generally ~ less per lb Clear
sizes are hcll at II Aall q per lb. all loose.
BACOS-Market quiet at &c for shoulders
sides, per 10, all packed Susar-cured hams
are worth R%al3Ac per lb, canvased and
packed.
UUrIoN-The market is dull to-day, with
no further change in prices. Receipts. b61
bales; shipments, 45l bales. Stock, 1851
bales. The following are the official quota
tons for this market: Ordinary, Dc: goou ordi-
nary, 9,ac; low miadling, iO4c; IN adiin4
lake; far. 14Xe uer ID.
WHIsKY--Is firm with fair demand, and
274 brls cold to-day at 81 " per gallon.
ALCOHOL--There is steady market and
demand moderate at ~ IA per gallon for 9s pei
cent above proof.
ASHEo-Contlnue dull and unchanged. We
quote aka41sc per ID for potash, and Sc for
pearl.
BARK Chestnut oak bark is in fair demand
with ample receipts, and selling ut $llal2 per
cord, for good to prime, afiOat.
BAuo-Ihe demand is light and we observe
no change in prices. We quote gunnies, 2 bu,
l4a5c; DurlGps, bu, 1Shal4c, and cotton
seamless sacks, 2gazSc.
BAGGlNG-I The market is dull. Prices are
nOminally unchanged. Flax bagging is worth
2'.a2zc for2 lU, l2xai3c for ~ IL, and 1Sa
1870 for IN 10 per yard.
DEEoW AX--ls worth S7a2Sc per lib for prime
to choice sample. with far demand.
BEANa--The deuiaDa is lighI, and white me-
diums are quoted 0lca$l. ana choice nayys held
at 81 10al 10 pei Du III store.
BROOMS- There is q limited demand, but
the market is steady at previous prices. Com
mon are quoted VI SOas OO, hurl 2 3sa3 o.,
shaker $!T5a3 20, and steamboat $4a5 per uoz.
BROOM CUnAefhcre is a moderate de-
mand only, with liberal supply, anu prices
are steady. Good red brush is worth 5a6c,
green stalk braid 61saf1sc, fancy green hurl 50
81 per lb.
BU rlER Has been quiet all the past week,
with some decline in prices, owing to excess
i've receipts. The best gfa les are in far local
demand, but inferior grades remain dull
Prime 10 choice yellow will bring S4a95e for
Wes ern Reserye. and 10aS2e for Central OHIO.
Single packages Of fancy seiectIons will occa-
sionaliy pring 2Sa30c. Medium is offered at II
also, and common l4al5c per Id. a
CANNED oOUDS-Demand moderate at
previous prices We quote. Peaches,
per dozen, 81 9oa2 IS; pine apples,
whortleberacs, tsa2 s25: plnns, per dozen,
50 z5a3 %; green peas, 81 50a2 rs; condensed
milk. ~ 75a3g cove oysJers, 81 ibal 5O; toma-
toes. 81 Ual 10
CAN DLES-There is light demand at l5a
l535c for star candles, and l2al21Sc for conn
mon tallOw.
CuEESE-Is in moderate request and easv
with prime to choice factory selling at llal2c
per ID.
COFFEE There is only a moderate demand,
but prices are steady and without any change,
We quote Java 3za54c per ID; Rio l9a20c lor In-
feror, 2ia22c for medtum, and 22JSaa31Sc for
prime to choice per lib.
mand at previous prices. CITY made Is worth
&c at yards, and Sc aeiiyerea. Der bu; gas
house, sc. ut yards anu lOal2c delivered;
crushed le at yards and and l3a &c delivered.
COAL--The market is generally very quiet
anS we observe no change in prices. 1t is
worth &c for Ol,io RIyer, &c Tor Ashland,
and 71ac for Yopghiogheay per bu ahoat.
We quote delivered to consumers: Ohio
liiver 9atOc, Ashland l0c, AllskIngunl.
Hocklng Valley and kanayha lO4ilc, and
on4hi0ghcny lla12c per pu. Camel is worth
16a2sc per bI Anthracite delivered sells at
W gUal9 per ton.
change in prices. Manila is worth lS%al4Ac,
Sisa "a lOc. and Jutc 0s<alOl4c per ID.
CO0PERAGE-fle demand is only moder-
ate, with limited offerings at previous prices.
Wequotc: PORK barrels 65a7Oc; laru tierees,
s5aalc: hy-tight hogsaeaas, II aOal G5; -four
barrels 23ag5c: whisky barrels, iron-bound,
Sl yyal %; nam tierces, a5a5vc, and slack
half barr sls, So 5ua27 Is per doz.
COOPERSYGFFS = The market remains
steady and quiet. Prices unchanged. We
IL and hogshead poles $2jasU; rough barrel
slaves. st8af6: dressed do, $lsa2S; slack hogs
heads do SsSa25; tight do. $zSaSo per 1000.
COriOA YAitkS-The market Is quiet, and
prices are steady and unchanged. Ne quote:
Pound yarns and carpet warp and wickiag,
21c; colorcd warp, .Sc: coveflet yarn, 23t;
twlne, 2Ja22c, and rope 18c per lb; No. $40 dc
l01ac, ana NO. wv at0c per doz.
and peaches 1i5Sai2k per ID, with moderate
demand. Foreign fruits are steady ut 2aasGc
for citron, l2aI5c for lgs. 7sasc for prliiies,
and Sasc for currants pef lp, and raisips 81 9ua
8 10 per box.
fresh.
FalATHERs-Th ,depland is moderate, and
prime lots are worth f0a5zc per 10.
FIsH-The market is steady, and there is a
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