The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINoINNArI. May a4-9P.M,

FLOUR-Ther6 i5 fair C0nSumptiye de-
mand but otherwise the market is very quiet,
extra $4 25a4 5O superine $3 5Oa3 Is, and low
grades ~ 75a3 2D,spring " heat flour y5a5 Is, and
rye -four 81 26a4 go per brl
WHEAT-There is @ very quiet and rather
weak market. Good to prime white is quoted
81 3Oal 4O per bu; red is quoted VI l0al ~ for
good to prime, 81 0Ua1 05 for fair sample, and
7Uas0c for inferior per bu.
OArS-Are dull, and we quote them 35a3Tc
for mixed, and 3sa4lc for good to prime white.
Inferior offered at 3OaSyc per bu.
BARLEY-Not enough doing to admit Of any
established quotations.
RYE-The market is dull No. 9 is held at
tic on track and 73c in elevator. Inferior and
rejected is offered at 65a61c per bu.
U0kN-There is very little activity In the
market to-day. Mixed shellod is quoted Ala
49c and ear 50a52c on track.
MESS PORK There is still but little de-
mand, and city packed is quoted $40 25a2O 81,
per brl.
LARD--There is a quiet and easy market at
nxc per lb, and buyers Nc less. City kettle is
held at 12za18c per lb.
BACON-Market quiet and easy. Shoulders
are quoted saS%c, clear rib sides 1OxalOxc,
and clear sides llkallMc per lb for packed.
hams ssass per y for fair to
BULK MEATS-There Is a quiet market
and loose meats are quoted 6Xa7c for shoul-
ders, 9Ia9Xc for clear RIB sides, and 101<c for
clear SUES per lb.
OOI1ON --Iuefc Is u urner IcCllnR In the
market, but the demand is light and
the prices are unchanged. Ordinary,
7xc; go0u ordinary, 81; low middling, l0Xc !:
in dtiling, lKe; good mlddling, lSc; mia :
ding iair, 13e; fair. l4Kc per lb.
W WHISKY-There is light demand with a
steady market, and sales to-day Of l66 brls at
81 07 per gallon.
BEANS-The demand Is very light, and they
are worth 81 10al Is for choice navys, and soc
as! for white mediums. -
demand and the market is nominally steady,
with no change in prices. Fancy green hurl
is quoted 8a9e, green stalk braid 856a7kc, and
common to good red brush 3a6c per lib.
BUTTER-The higher grades are in modrr-
ate consumptive demand, with liberal offer
ings. There is very little demand for lower
grades. The market remains steady with no
material change. Single packages Of fancy
selections bring 24a2e. Choice Western Re-
serve is worth i6a2Oc, and prime Central Ohio
l6alTc per lb. Lower grades are quoted i2alsc
per Id.
CHEEsE-Prime to choice factory is worth
9al0c per Id, and there is but moderate de-
mand, with liberal receipts and market easy.
COFFEE-There is q moderate demand with
a steady market, ana prices remain unchanged
Rio is worth 19a2Qc for inferior, 2eka21kc fer
far TO good, and 2a3A assKc for prime to eheice
CoAL-There is a very quiet market though
steady, and prices remain unchanged 1Re
rates aioat are &c for ONO River, &C for ASH
land, and 7hc for Youghiogheny per bu. We
quote it delivered to consumers l2c for Rough
Kanawha i0al1c: Ashland l0c, and OHIO RIVER
DC per bu. Camel coal is worth 16c afioat, and
20a22c delivered per bu. Anthracite is quoted
50 5Oa10 per ton delivered,
COKE-Quiet and steady at previous prices.
We quote gas-house &c at yards and l0al2c
delivered; city manufactured, 30 at yards and
l0c delivered; crushed, lie at yards and f3a
14c delivered, per bu..