The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-11
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI. May 11-2F. NJ.
FEOUR-Tbere is only q moderate local de-
mand. Fancy is quoted So 5Ua7 Is. family S. 1O
a5 80, extra "a 25a4 s., superfne $3 4Oa3 %, low
grades - 9JaS 25; Spring wheat flour $5a5 81.
Rye Hour 81 35a4 60 per brl.
RYE-Market dull. No. 2 is held at re in
elevator. Prime on track is offered at 69a7Oc
CORN-Market steady and quiet Mixed is
quoted 4Sa50c for shelled and 49a51c for ear,
per bu
OATs-There is. no material change. We
quote good to prime 37a39c for mixed, and 4ia
43c for white. Inferior 32aS5c per bu.
BARLEY-The market is quiet. Western is
offered at 45a65e for fair to prime sample lots
Canadian 9Oa98c per bu.
WHEAT--Is scarce and firm as regards the
higher grades. Good TO choice is quoted vi 35a
4S for white; 81 i5aI 2afor red. Fair sample
red is worth 81 09a1 ~, and inferior is quoted
LARD-Tiiere is quiet market. Prime
steam is quoted lsal2%c, and city kettle 13a
l3kc per ID.
GUtK MEATs-The market is quiet and
1Qs@c, and clear sides lla1i4c per lb. all loose.
BACON-Quiet. and packed is quoted Njaa
1870 lor clear sides, 1l%al1Mc for clear rib
| sides. SIC per ID for shoulders. sugar-cured
MESS PURK-The market remains steady,
but very little doing. City packed is quoted
$2U 75a2l per bril-
COTTON Market duh. There is general
decline OF 1sc on all grades. We quote; ordi-
| nary, nc: go0u ordinary, 93Sc; low middlinq,
l0ssc; miaaiine, i1%c; goou inIddling, 1876;
mIa.iiug fair. 1870; fair. 14h o~per lh.
WHISKY--Is moderately active and firm TO-
day at VI VI per gallon:
| BEANS--Continue duh and unchanged.
Natys are held at 81 10al 15, and mediums at
9Jca$l per bu in store.
| BROOM CUkN-The market remains quiet
| and steady at previous prices. We quote 4a6c
for red brush, 6ha71sc for green stalk braid,
and sasc for fancy green hurl per lb.
BUIrER-The demand and receipts
are both moderate and there is q steady
market at preyions prices. Inferior
butter is dull: Choice yellow is worth 23a
2sc per lb, and la2c more can be obtained for
fancy selections Of single packages. Prime is
worth 20a22c. Lower grades are offered at 1Sa
1sc per Id.
demand, and we quote it lal2c per lb foI
\ prime to choice factory.
| COFFEE-The market is steady and Quiet al
previous prices. Wequote Java 32a38c per lb;
1 Rio 19a20c for common, 2la22c Tor fair to good
and 2211a2s1sc for prime to choice perlb.
| COAL-There 10 quiet and steady market
/ ana we observe no change. 1t is quoted T1Sc for
| Youghiogheny, &c for Ashland, and 5efof Ohio
River per bu afloaJ. We quote it delivered
| to consumers 1la12c for I0ughiogheny, lie fol
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 10alic fDl
, ssiusEingunl. Uc for Ashland, and Baltic fol
Ono River per pu. Camel sells at &c a1oat ant
4 2Oa22c delivered per bu Anthracite is wortt
50 50al0 per ton delivered.
4 lCOKE-Continues steady with moderate de.
4 mand at previous prices. City made is worth
| 7c at yards, and &c delivered, per bu; gas
house, SC, at yards and 1Oa1ac ueiivered
4 crushed | lc at yards and and l3ai4c delivered
DRIED FRUlTS-We quote apples 81k at0I<c
and peaches II 1ai2hS per lb, with moderat,
demand. Foreign fruits are steady at 2ba26,
for citron, 12al5c for figs, 7Ha8e for prunes
and 8a9c for currants per ID, and raisins " 9Os
| 8 10 per box.
EGGLThe market is steady, with goot
supply and fair demand at lst<c per dozen fo
| fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUITs-The market is quiet TO-
auples. with a moderate supply, and we quot
them s8 5Oa4 10 per brl for good 70 prime. Their
is fair demand for lemons at S5 6Oa6 per box
Oranges are worth $5a6 per box, with stead,
though moderate demand. A few prime Gran
A berries are Offering at Sl4 5OaB per brl
I HAY-Is in fair local demand. but mani,
for the best grades, and qualities beloy
prime are not wanted. No chang
In prices. We quote No. timothy $l8alY pc
ton for loose pressed ,and s15al7 Tor tight presses
Iper ton. Inferior grades are sill dull at s9al
per ton. all on arrival, and ~ more per ton 4
store.
HEMP-Therc is very quiet though stead
market, ana prices are nominally unchanged
We quote it sl1Uall5 per ton on arrival 70
undressed, and Aa0xc per ID for dressed.
HIDES-The is very Little doing. but price
are steady. and the market is well supplied
They are worth 51Sa7c for green hides. 7Ka9
for wet saited. and l3a14c for dry salted per Il
ISheep peits sell at 76casl 2o for good to prime
MILL FEED--Tne receips are liberal bu
lprices remain steady and wthout any change
Il stuffs are quiet at Sl4ai5. and middlings al
4 ouoted Slea22 per ton. These figures are o
arrival, and dealers require g more per ton /
''&Si6sLAssns -rhsss ia auiss and stead