The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. May 2e-2 P. M


CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. May 26-2 2. M.
F1oI1R--rhere ia a ouiet market. with only
Local demand for the best GRADES. Fancy is
s,i,th ss ssas "a family SIS IDA a. extra ia 10
w wus1n 20 ~ aUao ~ n ,aa T6 Low grades ~ asa
X Smring heat flour s5a5 ~ and rye flour
81 25a4 ~ per brl
RYE--Is in moderate demand, and NO. : IS
quoted Tla73c in elevator. Inferior lots are
quoted 6ja67c per bu.
WHEAT-Demand moderate and market
steady. Good to choice wnlte Is held at 81 SOa
40 per bu. Red is quoted 81 l0al il for good to
prime, $la1 05 for meuium, and 7basJc for In
terior per bu.
55a37c for mixed, and 3Sa4lc for white Tor g0ou
to prime. sample on arrival Inferior oOa35c
per bu.
MESS P0RK-Therc isa dull market ana
| city packed is held at s20 20 per brl
| BULK MEArS-There M is quiet ana easy
market. Shoulders are quoted ga a6Ic: ciear
rib sides 91ta9zc, and clear rs SIDES iuai9,sc pei
lb, all loose. snles of 2JO,oOO lbs Of clear NIB
| sides early IN the nay a1 Va pei ~. e,,,
4 BACON-Is in light request anu easy. Snoul-
i ders are quoted TAc, cieAr IT'D sides lV1sc, anu
clear sides H5Sal1Mc. per lb. all packed.
Sugar-cured hams l24s NC per I'D, accerdlng
to average, for jobbiDg Lots.
| LARD--fhere is very little doing, but the
1mafket is steady. Prime steam is quoted II ka
ll1Hc, and bids generally at the inside hgure;
city Kettle is held at i2lalSc per 10.
| CUElON-Demand mOdera6e ana market
1 steady at previous prices. sales To-day Ns
bales. We quote Ordinary tkc; goon orai-
mary, &c; low mludling, i0kc' nl.ouilng, ms
good middling, lsc; miduing falr, lSc; t'ir
114Nc per 10.
| WHISkY-Remains w steady and quiet, and
ll16 brls sold TO- day at ~ per gallon.
| BEANS-The mark ct remains dull, and there
has been no change. Choice navys are held in
store at 81 l0al 15 and mediums at 9Oea$l pei
H.,
BROOM CORN-There is a very quiet though
steady market, with liberal offerings at pre-
II yioiis prices, We quote: Red brush 4a6c, greer
stalk braid 6Jsa71sc, and fancy green hurl 9a9
per h.
BUTTER-The demand continues light. es
Ipecially for inferior grades, but the receipts
have been moderate for several days past, ant
Ithere is a steady market at previous prices
Il Choice Western Keserye is worth i6a20c, ant
2a3c more can be obtained for extra selections
ami fancy creamery Is held at 25a27c per lb
Prime ia auoted 16al7c, and low grades 12al4
ner In.
l. CA EFSE - The market Is nominally un
9a nc na, "Iu IN with tn moderate consnmntiye de
mand. pe- "'
IDAI-Tbe market is well supplied an
| Of 'adv tbouoh the demand h, only moderate
So,as atioat nj 1Lc FOR Youghiovbeny. Gas !.
g. sh1ond and bajlLc for Ohio KIyer per hi
II ia auoted delivered TO consumers: ONO Rive
aci o. ~ 4 ahianu 1llc. Hooking Valley. MuskIpgur
= tap
Iogbeny per bu. Came coal is quoted l6c pc
~ aa1yoF ami ooa0lc delivnred A ntnracite /
held he'll at 80 gIaio DER ton. delivered,
IN TdKE - There lis n moderate demand. IN
nr;cas remain steady. with no Change. Th
, paies s1 are as follows: Gas-house and city man
Saot,'red caee az wards Sc. and delivered 10
,uo ,'a,. Su crushed imIle at wards. and 13a14
deiyered.
In GTtSr n,bo Ann nd ia i;ght h,,t tbe m a,
Gvf at ,,reuians nrcas Rio is wort
ioayNc Tor nIerjdr 9laSlc Far fair to good, an
ayToSaUc for nrime to ohoice ner LII. Java
9 onotad xSaaac ,ier In.
DRlED uIaoDoesS,e 10 ., uaipuc W nou0ia au a.
annles sMai(,<c Ia, per Ib Foreign fruits al
"ppted as follows: Layer ralsins $3a3 10 D,
8 hhoy. citron. 25a26c: tigs. 16aISc; currants,
9 az. DoA; nj oi'rrm, WINES ss~ eSa1c 5er ill.,
l., Efs1SSrrTne S market Ia amply suppiied, ar
!. there ia oplv moderate demand at 12a12l
uer So1en s9r fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUITS There are a few apples
tbe market. offered at SO 5Oa5 per brl Lenol
II are quoted SIS 5Oa6 50 per box, with fair deman
!. There ia a moderate demand for oranges
!. | IS 5Oa6 per box.
n HAY-There is O fair local demand Tor be
e grades. with liberal offerings at preyo,
prices. We quoted loose pressed No. timoti
q rival. Medium grades are quoted $12al3 d.
:, ton, with limited demand, and common hay
Y dull and hardly salable at $Ial0 per ton, all
d arrival. Dealers ask 81 more per ton in store.
W receipts and prices are sustained at .s110al
ir per ton Tor rough Kentucky, on arrival, and
more in store, and Aa9xc per ID for dressed.
d receipts are Hgit and there is steady ma
Z, ket. Prices unchanged. WI quote green MD
lie 6Xa7c, green sailed 1saSc, anu Dry salted !
o l4c per lb. Sheep pelts are worth TSca$l 10 I
A good to prime and common sell az 2oaaVc'
II MHLFEED-Ihers Is "a steaay ana gu
y market for bran az III ooaIz per t0m. oni
u stufIs are dull at Slsal4 per ton. Ihere IL
fair demand for mlidllngss winch are Wor
m $l5a2l per ton, all on arrival. In store W mo
- per ton is require.
.. MOLASSEo-NeW Orleans Is In fair co
~ sumptiye demand and firm for good to choi
l. at 62a5Sc per gallon. Inferior quality is offer
D. at 3sa45c per gallon.
r. OILS-Llnseed is rather dull, and we quo
40 it 55a51c I'er gallon. Lard oil is in limit
~ demand, and extra current make Is held
81 Oaa1 H per gallon. Refined petroleum
quoted 1Sal4c per gallon and quiet
POrATOES-There is fair demand for b.
70 grades, with moderate supply, and prime
N choice peaehblows are worth 40a45c per bu
~ store. The lower grades are dull and nemir
le at 25as5c per bu. e.
40 POULTRY--Live chickens are in fair
~ Quest, with ample offerings. at 50 50a4 w I
dozen for old and $2a3 for young,
ID RlCE-The market Is quiet and stead
IN Carolina is worth 7a7kcs LOUISIANA 81 a7c, a
as Rangoon 6a8hc per lb:
,s SALT-There is q limited demand for
as 70 nestle, with large offerings, and it is quot
3U $40 net, I'M and 81 70 Der brl. in tObbinQ wv,