The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-03

spring wheat flour IS 10a5 IS. Rye -four
| 81 35a4 65 per brl. 4
oATsIMarket quiet and steady. Good to
prime sample lots are worth 40a42c for white,
an f5za5ec formlxed per bu.
| BARLEY-Ihere ls very little demand and
| we quote No. 2 Canadian 81, and NO. 9 a93c
| per bu. Western is Offering at S0a4Uc per bu.
! CORN-The market Is frmer to-tfay. and
mixed 'sheiled il quoted 49a5Oc, ana ear sold at
50a51e. per bu.
WHEAT-The market IS steady and quiet.
Prime to choice white is selling at 81 37al 40
per Du. Red is worth 81 15al rs for good to
choice, and held 2a3c higher, FAIR sample red
will bring 81 uSal ~ per bu, and inferior Is Of
Tered as low as 70c perbu.
l. R1E-'There is'a moderate demand, and No.
IL in elevator Is quoted 7Ia75c per bu, and held
about &c s. on track. Prime sample on track
offered at 93c per bu.
MESS PORK-There is a frmer feeling but
hemarket1s quiet and prime city is quoted
S2 W per brl, with little demand even attiiat
I'fgufe.
LARD-The market is quiet and regular.
Prime steam is held at l21saizAc; city Kettle
at l3a SIC per Id.
BULK MEATS-There is quiet market. and
shoulders are quoted 75sc, clear RIB sides l0Tc
and clear sides 1lNc per ID, loose.
BACON-Ihere Is very little doing, and clear
Isides are quoted f2kalg9s,', clear rib sides l1zSa
12c and shoulders 90 per ib, allpacked. sugar
cured hams l2%al4c per ID, according to aver
Tage; - o.oos,
| - ---N'S
day Of253 brls.
COTTON market dull to-day. and no
change in prices. Sales bales We quote:
Ordinary, SIC: goou ordinary, 94c; low mo :
ding, lie; .dtling, l2c; good ml0lrlng, l22lc;
mIddling falr, 13Ac; far. 1414c Der lb.
4 | 'BEANS--Are In light demand, with liberal
offerings, and have declined to 81 l0al 15 for
choice navys, and 9Jcas1 for mediums, per
Ibushel.
BROOM CORN-Remains dull. The de-
mand is hardly sufficient to establish quota
tions. 1t is Quoted nomlnally as follows: Com :
Imon to good red brush 8a6c, green stalk braid
61aa11ac, and fancy green hurl Sa9c per lib.
| BUrTER-The market has undergone no
material change. Ihe higher grades are In
fair FOCAL demand with ample receipts. In
ferior grades are dill with an accumulation OF
stocks. Choice yellow is worth 26a28c, and la2c
more for extra selection. Prime isquoted 23a
25c per lib. Medium grades are held at 1Sa20c
and common 15aloc perib.
: CHEESE-There is q moderate demand and
lprime to choice new factory is offering at la
121sc per lb. Neold on the market.
COFFEE-The demand Ia moderate while
the market continues steady, and we observe
no change in prices. Java is selling at 32a34c
: 20Ha2lhc, and prime to choice 221aa23Hc
, tperlb.
CoAL-Thereis steady and quiet market.
!. Prices unchanged. the rates af0aJ are &c for
Ohio River, &c for Ashland, and 71Sc
FLOR Youghiogheny per bu. The retail
I rates delivered to consumers areyas follows:
, ONO River 9al0c, Ashland l0c, MuskIngum
Hooking Valley and kanawha 10al1c, and
. oughloqheny 1lal2c per pu. Camel is worth
! 16a22c per bu. Anthracite delivered sells al
80 50a10i per ton.
.COKE-rhere is a limited demand, but the
market remains steady with no change in
prices. We quote: Gas-house at yards sc, and
!, 10a12e delivered, per bu; city! made at yards
Sc, and delivered 9a1lc per bu; crushed at
E wards lc, and delivered l4e per blu.
~ DRIED FRUITS-Domestic Is in moderate
request We quote peaches 11hal2Hc,, and
y lapples 8tSal0Hc per lb. Foreign fruits are
8 steady at the following rates: Currants sa9c,
/. prunes T1sasc, figs l2aiSc;. and citron 25a26c
per lb Layer raisins. 50 85a3 90 per box.
EGGS-The market is steady, with moderate
demand, andfresh arrivals are selling atI2ha
| 13c per dozen.
mand and the markets. better supplied, with
I prime to choice quoted $4a5 10 per brl
! Lemons and oranges are steady and in fair re-
quest at So 60a6 so for the former, and $5a6 fol
4 the latter, per box. Cranberries, held at
i Sl4s 5Oal5 per brl, for prime to choice.
i -,HAY-The demand is mainly for the best
: grades, which are steady at previous prices
:, Inferior grades are dull. We quote: No. tim
8 pressed per ton on arrival. Lower grades
are held at s9a12 per ton on arrival. In store
:. dealers require 81 more per ton.
r HEMP-Contlnuesd dull, and prices are un
h changed. Rough Kentucky, on arrival is Of
y fered at $llUali6 per ton, and S5a1O more Il
}. store Dressed is quoted 9a aG9lc perlb.
ItMILL FEED-ConJinues steady and quiet a
IIi shipstuIis si4ai5, and middlings siaaN per ton IN
all on arrival, and dealers ask ~ more per tor
! | In store.
MOLAssEs- Prime TO choice New Orleans
: / is in fair consumptiye demand at 5Ja67c PEI
gallon, and market STEADY. Interior quality
! | is worth 4Oa45c per gallon.
II OILS-Linseed is dull, and We quote it 56a5St
|: per gallon for good to; prime. Extra lard oil
| is quoted 81 0sa1 10 per gallon, with moderate
demand. Refined petroleum is selling at 1Ss
I l4c pergallon.
POTATOES The demands As still light, ant
there Is no change. There are liberal offerings
| | at 25a35c per bI for good to choice in store,
POULTRY-Theresare large receipts Of liv,
! chickens with only a moderate demand, ant
|; the marketts easy at W 50ai per dozen, TO-
/ goodJo choice.
RICE-The market is firm with fair con
I sumptye demand. Carolina is, quoted tat nc
! Louisiana 8ka7c, and Patna 6a8tS 0 per ib.
/ SALT-Domestic is in limited demand ant
4 quoted 81 45 per brl and 26c per bu.. Turk
! Island is held at40c per bu. Coarse Liyerpoo
:; is quoted 81 80 persaek and quiet.
I: SEED-German miliet is worth g0ca$1 90
T.? and Hungarian grass 75a60c per bu, with fai
d l.demand. Clover sis out Of season :and no
1 quotable. Timothy Is quoted noninaly SO 40,
/! 1 so per bu, In store. Prime fax seed will
: bring 81 % per bu.
/! SUGAR-There Is q moderate demand and
steady market at previous prices.
= TALLOW-Is in fair request, and steady
\ with ample receipts. and we quote prime cit.
|; l8kc and country rendered SIC per lib.
s TOBACEO1The offerings at auction yester
day werei252 hhds and boxes, at the following
: prices "a hhas Mason County, KY. District.
!, trash, lugs and leafl1 old1 at 80 95, at $i3'
I425,!4 at SIS 25ai7 50, 2 at $40 25a3O; 81 newt
at 81 55a5 %, 81 at $6 goat 9 l6 at s7ag at $0i
IL; i box at $l5. 80 hhds Brown County. o
DISTRICT, trash. lugs and leaf-40i old-3 a
So 25a55O. at s6aT 9O, 4at So 60a9 o., 16at$l0 q
all rs, at $l6aI8 50, at $22 25ae4 25; 90 newt
at "a s0a6 95 at SCAT 49, 10 $sa9 49, 10 at sIt
a al4,9 at $3.50 48 hhds (new) Owen County
Kv (District. 8 at "a 50a55 ~ at $6a7 IS, 10 al
S42O. 81 AhfIds (newj iPendleton County, Ky
(Dlstriet) trash, lugs sand Ieaf--6 at $4.k6a5 90
is at Sc i0aT 9O Z at So O6aS 80, $i0a10 25. 4
I, lhhds fpeW) Boone County, Ky.2 at IS B5a5 0j