The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

local demand and the chief inquiry is for the
higher grades. Fancy is quoted 50 6oa7 80;
fine, s. b0aS 81; low v'' grades, - soas 25;
spring wheat flour, IS VOa5 rs; rye flour, "a S5
al Go per brl.
-C0RN-Q Quiet and steady Mixed isquoted
ycfor snelled and 4sa50c for good to PRIME
on track.
oATS-Not much doing and there is no ma
terlal change. No. are worth IL a43c for white,
and ssa4oc for mixeu. Fair to- good sample
mlxedWlu bring 3ba37c, and inferior are offered
BARLEY-Market dull. Good to prime
Canadian ia quoted 92a9sc per bu; W Western 35
a6bc for inferior to prime.
RYE Is quiet to-day, and the market Is
somewhat easy. No. 2 is worth 73a74c in ele-
yator, aud prime on track will not bring over
7Oa7c per bu.
WHEAT-Steady. and demand only moder-.
white, and 81 15al rs for red. Fair quality
rcd is held at $lU7a1 IL, and inferior ranges.
down to TOO perbu.
MESS PoRK-Is steady with moderate de-
lmand. City packed is quoted s2l QUAIL rs
LARD-There is a fair demand for prime;
steam at l2Nc, ana offerings at 12Lc per Id,
spot City Kettle is quoted i3ka a1311c per lb.
BULK MEAIS-There is a steady market
for shoulders at l5SaSc per lb. Clear rib sides.
loose, sold to-day at l0Ac, and held nc higher
andpacked soldlat 12c per lb, spot Clear sides
Iareguietat l1Ac per lb.
sides are quoted l2Mal2Ic, clear rib 20, and
shoulders DC per pound packed. Sugaf-cured
hams ara selling in jObbing lots at lzkai35<e
perlb, canvased and packed.
. CUIION--There is a dull market to-day and
concessions from yesterdays quotations are
required to make sales. The receipts to-day
were 2i5 bales. and shipments $50 bales. Stock.
1851 bales: Sold 95 bales at the Cotton Ex
change. The official rates are as follows:,
Ordinary, SIC: GOou ordinary, 9%o; low nut
ding, lie; mlddiing, 12c; good ml0uiing, 1896
mldaling far: 1Sxc; falr. ANc Der lib.
WHISK Y--Is'in fair demand to-day, andi27
brls sold at 81 VI per gallon.
BkANS--rhere is q limited demand, but the
market is steady, and We quote them 01ca$1 Is
formedium 10 choice per bu.
BROOM CORN-The market is quiet and
steady, with liberal receipts and nOmlnally
unchanged. Red brush is quoted 4a6cs green
stalk braid 6ha71sc, and fancy green hurl 6a9c
| per lb.
| grades are in fair demand with ample Offer
| ings, and inferior are neglected. We quote:
| Prime to choice 25a2Tc for Westcrn Reserve,
| and 2la23c for Central Ohio per lb.. Extra Sc
Elections will bring l8a29c per 10. Medium
butter is held at 1sa2oc, ana common 14a1ec
per lb.
CHEGSE-Prime to choice new factory is
worth l2a121zc per lb, witha moderate demand
| and ample receipts.
COFFEE-Is steady and quiet. There is q
fair consumptive demand al previous prices
. we Qu0Ce JAVA 6Sd14C pGf III, lklO lbdZuC In
ferlof, slaaac for medium, and 221Sa231<c fol
prime to choice per Ib.
COAL-Thc market is generally very quiet
and we observe no change in prices. 1t is
and T,kc for Youghiogheny per bu anoat.
| We quote delivered to- consumers: ONO
| River 9af0c, Ashland 10c, MuskIngam,
Hooking Valley ana Kanawna l0altc, and
| Y oughI0gheny 11a12c per Du. Camel is worth
1ea92c per but Anthracite delivered sells al
| 50 50a10 per ton.
CoKE-Market quiet and steady, and prices
unchanged CITY made at yards sc, and de-
livered 9afIc; gas house at yards &C, anu 10a12c
delivered, crushed at yards lie, and delivered
DRIED FRUITS-There is q moderate de-
mant for domestic at 9al01s for apples,and II Y
also for peaches. Foreign fruits are steady and
quiet. We quote citron 25a2Gc, figs 12aI5c, cur
rants 8a9c, and prunes 71saSo per h. Layer
ralsins are worth 50 75aS per box.
EGGS-The demand is light, with liberal Of
GREEN FRUfTs~The market is quiet for
/ apples, with moderate supply and not much
demand, and we quote them $4a5 so per brl in
store for good to prime. Lemons continue
| firm at So 50a6 SO per DON, with fair demand,
| and oranges are worth S5a6 per box. Cranber-
iies are scarce. and worth sid 50alb per brI.
HAY-Continues steady, with fair local de-
mand for best grades at previous prices. In
ferior is dull and nominal. We quote SlSaly
for loose pressed, and 15a17 for tight pressed
per ION on arrival for No. l timothy. inferior
grades are held at s9a12 per ton. In store 81
more per ton IS required.
receipts and prices unchanged. We quote II
$11',ii5 for rough Kentucky per ton, and 9k
a9z 'or dressed per lb.
MILL FEED-Market steady at pre-
.. ,ts prices. Bran is in fair requesr
at $12al2 50 per ton. Shipstufs are quiet
at si4at5 per ton. MIddlings are in moderate
demand and worth slJa2s per ton, all on ar
rival. In store s. more per toa is asked.
A tFS.-if hntn Ia 81 s,nn nrh al
| vious prices. New orleans is quoted 5Ua57c
for prime TO choice, and 4Oa45c for inferior pei
gallon.
OILs-There is a moderate demand for
Anseed, and steady at 49,, per gallon. Extra
lard oil is quoted 81 0aai IN per gallon. and
quiet. Refined petroleum sells AZ 1sai4c pei
POTATOES There is still dull marker
with q large-supply and they are quoted 25a35c
per bu in store FOR good to choice.
POULTRY-The market Is iirm with Light
receipts and a steady demand for live chick
ems. and we quote them ssa4 70 per dozen 70,
RiCR-lThere Is moderate demand, and
market steady Ta7kc for Caroline, 6Jka7c fol
Louisiana and 1sa6c per lb Tor Raageen.
SALT-There is a steady Market, with mod
crate demand for domestic at $50 per bu ahd
81 as per brl, on arrival, and drayage added
when delivered Turks Island is nominal al
40c per bu Liverpool coarse ID quiet and he1d
at 81 81 per sack.
i with fair demand at 10 per bu In store. Flax
seed is worth 81 2tal rs per bu for prime. Hun
gafian grass seed sells at 75c, and German NH
let at 9Ocasi per bu. t
4 SU0AR-fhe demand is fair and prices arc
1 steady and unchanged. We quote New Or
leans Sa9c, refined yellow 9asxo, extra s'C'
10alUXc, "B" white 10KaloNc, and VA" white
10,SaiOs.c. and hard is worth lie for powdered
and II ilza1 kc for crushed per lb.
i TALLOW.-R Remains steady and in fair re-
quest, and we quote country exc, city rem.
dercd SIC per lb.
ToBkuLO-The offerings at auction yestcr.
Il day were Go hfsis. as follows; hhas Mason
County, KY. [District)--4 hhds new--3 at So 90
SS 29a9 90, at St5; old Mt $40, $13 t0al6 rs. II
hhds Brown Ceunty. o, (District)--3 new at 81
10 *l6 75; old-6 at S12 7aaiS rs, 8 at $20as4 ~
hhds NEW Owen County, XIV, at IS s5ali So
l7hhds new Pepdleton County, KY. (Distrlctl =
4 at 81 5Oa5 70, II AZ s0af rs, ? at S. 5ya9 9v.
hhds old Boone County, Ky, ut 81 to $lS 10.
hh,is aud 8 boxes new West virginia-5 at $3 90
as 80. s at s6a7 so, at IS 25a9 Tat $40 6pai4 25
boxes--2 at 50 a6a7 80, b at IS 10, SEALS, 3 al
S2l, S2aa2S rs. . boxes Ohio seed leaf--2 at s2a
49O, 2at So a5a7, 2 Ut $loall rs.
CimciMnati Edve stock.
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