The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-08
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. May So p. M.

FLOUR-Is in moderate demand but the
market continues steady. Fancy is worth So 50
ine$5 b0a3 81, low grades " 9Oa3 25, spring
wheat flour IS 20a5 So; rye flour, 81 S5a4 65
per brl.
WhEAI-1ls WI y! LII steady and quiet. White is
VOL WorSn ~ ooal 40 PEI Du' heu Is quoted 81 2Oa
St lor prime 10 choice, anu some OF the lat
ter grade held 2a3c more. Fair to good red will
bring 81 USal Is. and low grades down to 75c
per Du:
R1 E. There Is quiet market at 73a75c for
No 2. Good to prime 7Ua72c per bu ON track.
OATS-Fair local demand at 37a39c for good
to prime mixed. and 41a43c for white per bu.
Inferior 33a35c per bu.
BARLEY There is limited demand and
Western is quoted 3oa40c for inferior, and 55a
Csc for good to prime. No. 2 Canadian is
quoted 99casl, and No. 93aajc per bu.
MESS PORK-Is steady, and city is held at
$2l 70, with only moderate demand.
LARD-steady and DUET, and prime steam
| is quoted l2Aal23Sc per lb, ana buyers gener-
ally offering inside figures; city kettle is quoted
l3Nal3he per lb.
| BULK MEATS-Steady and quiet. Loose
| meats are quoted SC tor shoulders lie for clear
| BACON-Demand moderate. Shoulders are
quoted l2Ac, clear rib s1les l2c, and clear sides
115sc per 10, all packed Sugar-cured hams,
I2Aal4c per ID.
Prices declined Nc on inferior and medium
grades. Sales to-day " bales. We quote:
Ordinary, DC: good ordinary, 9hc; low MD
ding, l0slc; midulinc, nXc; good mlddiing,
lSHc: mi4 lling far, 1915; flr. .i44c per ID.
| WHIokY-ls in moderate demand and
steady, with sales to-day Of 143 brls at 81 VI per
gallon.
| BEANS-Continue Quiet but steady. and
there is a GOOD supply. with offerings az 81 10a
| / IL for choice nayvs ner bn.
| BMOOM UOisG-,ihe demand is moderat,
and there Is q steady market at 4a6c for rex
brush, 61sa71sc for green STALK braid, and Sa9
Tor fancy green hurI, per lib.
BUr1'ER-The receipts are generally heavy
| and there is only q fair local demand for the
higher grades, and lower grades are dull
4 Prices are easy. Prime to choice is worth 24a
26c for Western Reserve, and 20as2c for Cen
tral Ohio Medium is held at Nal9c, and com.
mon 12al5c per lb.
| CHEESE-ls in moderate request and easy
with prime to choice factory selling at l1al2t
per lb.
COFFEE-There is only q moderate demand
but prices are steady and Without any change
We quote Java 32a34c per lb; Rio 19a2Oc for in.
ferior, 2la22c for medium, and 221sa231Sc fol
prime to choice per Id.
/ COAL-The market is generally very qule
ana we observe no change in prices. it il
worth &c for Ohio River, &c for Ashland
and 7hc for Youghiogheny per bu aioat
We quote delivered to consumers: UhI'
ERlver 9a10c, Ashland lOc, Musklngum
Hooking Valley and hanaWna l0al1c, an(
OughloRheny 1lal2c per Du. Camel is wortl
i6a22c per bu. Anthracite delivered sells a
SO 5Oai0 per ton.
DRIED FRUfTS-There Is moderate de
mand for domestic at 9al0 &c for apples, and Ii y
al3c for peaches. Foreign fruits are steady ant
quiet. we queue citroh Saa2oc, hgs lZalae, cur
rants sa9c, and prunes 7haSc per lb. Layel
raIsins are worth 81 75a3 per box.
|. EGGS-There Is quiet and steady market
and fresh receipts are worth l21ac per dozen.
GREEN FRuIIS-There ls moderate de-
mand for apples, with light offerings, and go0t
to prime are quoted $4a5 10 per brl. Oranges
are in moderate demand at Soao per box. Lem
ons are firm and quoted $5 b0a6 80 per box
Cranberries are worth Sl4 bOalb per brl.
ample supply at previous prices. We quote: Sl
al9for loose pressed and s1bal7 for light presset
per ton on arrival Tor No. timothy. inferior
grades are held at saal2 per ton. In store s.
more per ton IS REQUIRED.
HEMf-Ihe marKet ID uull, Win moderat'