The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19

sides 1o,Sa1OKc, and clear sides 1OAa10Tc per
ID, all loose. 9Rsse i7f,I3
j bAcoN-There Iss (, is quiet market, and
RIB sidesfl NC. and ciear sites II Xai2c psr b.
Sugar-cured hams are 4uQted l8al3kc per lb.
canvased ana packed
CUIlON-Ihere is quiet market to-day.
but the higher grades are hrmar, with an ads
vance OF )<aEc since yesteriay. Sales no
bales Receis6s to-day 554 bales; shipments
eS paies. stock on hahd 10 this market Z. $40
nary, exc; sow mladIina, IoSe; m md din,
llHc; good middling. 12Xc; lniddllng fair,
13&c. fur. n 5kc Der ID. n T5s5s so e. sss5
MHlSKY-Ihe market is quiet and steady
as u W per gallon. Sales at that figure to-day
BEANs-The market continucs dall and un-
changed. Choice ravys are offered at 81 10a
10. and mediums 9Jea$i per bu. ,H vgfk
BROOM CUdN-fhere is q very moderate
demand, with liberal receints and prices IN
braia Gha71sc, and fancy green hurl Sa9c
per lb. JtR 30 1'{kS 81 TtnE
BUrTER-The market remains quiet and
WEAK, Sa blt with no material change is prices
mand, especially Of lower grades Fancy Sc
lections' are quoted 26a2Se per 10 for single
packages. Cholce yellow is worth 2la23c, and
prime .saaoc per ID; Inferior grades are Of
CHEESE There has been no change. and
the market Is quiet. We quote prime 10 choice
factory lUai O3sc per lb. Ff4
COAL-There is very little doing, but the
market remains st ady at previous prices
ioughiogheny Is quoted TIC. Ashland &c, and
ONO ltiver 53sc per bu. atloat. 1t is worth, de-
| llvered to consumers: ONO River 9c, Ashland
lOc, Musklngdm Valley l0a1ic, Hooking VAL
ley and hanawha lie, and loughiogheny l2c
per pu. Camel is worth l6c afIoat and 22c de-
delivered.
COFFEE-The market is quiet but steady.
ODgnlsV4 IN Nh I'D
zoe for common. 20Ha2l1zc for fair to good.
and 22a a231zc for prime to choice per lib. Java
is worth 32a53c per lb. .
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic fruit is very
quies but. steady, and we quote peaches II n a
l2hsc and apples S1aa10kc per lb. There is a
moderate demand for fJieign fruits and citron
is quoted 25a26c, figs 12ai5c, currants Sa9c, and
prunes 7a7,hc per lp layer raIsins - 9Oa3 10 per
box.
EGGS-Are dull and unchanged. Fresh ar
rivals are worth 12ai21ac per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS There is a small stock OF
apples on the marketand they are quoted So 50a
5 w per bril- Oranges are IN moderate request
aud quoted IS 5Oa6 O0 per box. There is fair
demand for lemons and they are irm at S6ab 50
per box
HAf-There is limited demand with liber-
al offerings and the market is weaker. NO 1
timothy IS quoted $l7al5 for loose, and s15a16
for tight pressed per ton. Inferior hay is
offered at $ia.0 per ton, all on arrival, and
about 81 more III store.
uEhE-luG ludfktG REMAINS Gull with no
material change. We quote s11Uall5 per ton on
arrival for Rough Kentucky, and 94a9%c per
Id for dressed. ~. -, -
MILL FBED-There is not much demand
and the market is nonlinaliy unchanged. w Q
quote $1l 50al2 for brau; Sl3a14 for shipstuffs
anu SI5a2O for mddlings per ton, all on arrival.
Dealers require S1a2 more per ton in store
MOLASSEo--The market is steady but quiet
and prime TO choice New Orleans is worth 50a
SIC per gallon fa" sHt ff9 H
UILS-Llnseed is in moderate request, and
prime is quoted SIC per gallon. Refined petro-l
leum is worth l3al4c per gallon, and steady.
Extra lard oil is in light request at 81 05al VI
per gallon.
POTATOES Market quiet and steady and
prices nominally unchanged. Good to choice
are quoted s5a4Dc per bu, and some inferior
lots Offering as low as 25c per bu In store.
POU LTkY-The receipts are moderate of
live chickens, and there is fair demand at
"a 5ua5 for old. and 81 56a3 for young per dozen,
for good to choice
RICE-Continues steady and quiet at tat n
for Carolina, 8ka1c for louisiana, and 6a65sc
for RangoOn per lib.
SALT-There is moderate demand for do
mestic, which is quoted 25c per bu aud 81 As
per brl, on arrival, and drayage added when
uelivered. Coarse Liverpool is quoted 81 5O per
sack, and Turks Island doc per bu.
SEED-Ihere is not much demand, but the
market remains steady at TOa75c for Hungarian
grass, and 90ca$l for German millet per bu.
Flax seed is worth 81 % per bu for prime, and
SUGAR-The market is steady and quiet
Prices unchanged. New Orleans is quoted Sa9c,
refined yellow 9a9xc, extra ''C' l0alVXc. "B''
white 1SaId1zc, and "A" white lOxalU.ac per
lb; hard is worth lie for powdered or granu-
lated and 1IKa11 hc for crushed per lh.
OW-There is steady market, with
the demand and receipts about equal. Prime
country is selling at 7&c, and city rendered at
Shc per lb.
TOBACCO-The offerings at auction yester-
day were 1O6 hhds as follows: 50 hhds Mason
County, KY. lDistrict), trash, lugs and leaf-26
old: at $6a7, at s8a9, IA at s10al4, 8 at s15a
III Is. at SCI 75a25 %; II new: l at s5ao, 3 at
8Ua7 80, at S., 8 at $i0al4 rs, l at SIC 81; 83
hhds Brown County. Ohio {Distrct), trash,
lugs and leaf-l5 old: 10 at $40 075a14 %, at
SIS 25al9 rs, at $20a2F 80; IS new: 8 at IS 5Oa
7Y5, ~ at So lOa9 25 5 at slOal2; hhds Owen
County, KY. (District)-5 old: i at $l1, at
SIS 2Si7 %, at y2l Us; new at SIS 50;' "A hhds
new Pendleton County, KY (Distrfct) IS at
SO 65a5 90, at soar Is, at $su5aS 90, at SO 25
at y6 S9a7 Is, j at $l2 90. rr