The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-12
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. May 12-9 T. NJ

brand. Family is quoted SO 25a9 so, and sales
o soS Rsr at .2 bat scSe prsn%s re-
| held up TO S8. Low grades range s. 75a7, and
rye flour quoted S. 25a5 IS per brl, as to quality
spring wheat flour sold at 50 % to-day, to ar
| rive, but choice brands are held higher
| BARLEY-1he market is rather heavy. The
offerings are only mOderaCe, but more than
meet the demand. Fall ls offered at 60a70c for
fair to good, and Western spring at 45a6Oc for
4 faIr to prime per bu
| lORN-lhe demand is only moderate, but
| held steady. Prime mixed is quoted 55a56c per
bu for ear on arrival, and 56a57c for shelled,
which is offered at the outside figure in ele-
vator.
| OATS-The market is quiet. The offerings
| are moderate, but there is merely light con-
sumptive demand. Mixed are held at 4Sa50c
and white 50a52c for good to prime.
| RYE-Ihere Is very little doing and not
much on the market. Sample lots are quoted
95a97c per bu on track for good to prime. No. Q
in elevator quoted 98cas1 per bu.
| WHEAT-Ihe market is quiet and steady,
and the receipts to-day are more liberal. Red
is quoted 81 goal 9j for fair and $2a2 10 for good
to prime; choice held nominally 2a8c more
White is quoted $2a2 ~ for fair to good, and
p l5a2 20 for prime to choice, per bu.
| BULK MEATS-Quiet ana steady market.
Shoulders held at 5h as &C, clear RIB sides quoted
7%a71.c, and held at the latter, clear sides
quoted 7TaSc per lb, all loose.
| BACON-Market steady but quiet. Shoul-
ders are quoted 6kc, clear RIB sides held at
l8hc, and clear sides at SXa9c per ID, for
packed. RSugar-cured hams canyased and
packed are jobbing at l0allhc per lb, accord
ing to average.
MESS PORK-Quiet and steady. City mess
is quoted $i5al5 25 per brl ana offerings light.
. LARD-The market is steady but quiet.
Prime steam is quoted 9Xc, ami generally held
| at 9hc per lb. Kettle dull and nominal at 10kc
for country, and l0xc for city.
| COTTOk-The market remains steady and
quiet at previous quotations, as follows: Or
binary sc, good ordinary Shc, low middling
| MIDI m
, mludilng fair llIc, fair l2xc per lb. Sales to-
day 100 bales. Stock 10,335 bales. The re-
, cepts for the week ending to-day were 2,35a
bales, and shipments l,729 bales.
WHISKY-Is quiet and steady and l13 brls
sold ON Change to-day at 81 W per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is fair, but mostly for
the best grades. Inferior are dull with liberal
offerings. Choice navies are quoted 81 25a2 So
, prime 10 choice white 81 80a2 10, fair to good
81 5Oal 65, and common 81 lOa1 25 per bu.
BROOM CORN-The demand Is light and
receipts moderate but ample. 1t quoted 2a3c
for common red brush, 3ha4c for green stalk
0 braid, 4Xa5c for prime hurl, and 6ha6c fol
u BUTfER-Continues dull and heavy, es.
pecially as regards the lower grades. The
market grows easy under heavy receipts
Prime to choice fresh dairy is now quoted 1855
lSc per lb, and extra creamery held at 24a25t
per Id. inferior butter is dull and nominal. the
receipts being excessive, and held at sa12c pei
ID, as to quality, the latter figure asked fol
| prime old stock.
8 CHEEsE-Tne market rules steady with
moderate demand and ample receipts. w
n quote l2a12hc for prime to choice cream mad'
per Id.
: CoTFEE-There is fair consumptive de.
Imand and firm market. Rio is quoted l9a20t
!, for common, 2la22c for medlum, 2zha23hc fol
GOOD, and Na25c for prime to choice per Id
Java is quoted 28a33c per Id.
COAL-The market is quiet and prices nom
70 inally unchanged. Lots afoat are offered at
a5Hc for Ohio, and Ia7Hc for Youghioghen.
3. per bu, and light demand: Therei moderate
= demand at sa9c for Ohio River; l0c for AshIan'
and Campbell Creek, l0alIc for kanawha ant
i Muskingum Valley, lie for Youghiogheny, ant
lsa2Uc for camel per bu, delivered to CON
: suners.
and prices unchanged. City made is quotet
&c at yards and &c delivered, gas-house &c a
: yards and &c delivered crushed sc, at yards ant
lOc delivered, per bu.
= DRIED FRUITo-Moderate demand for do
mestic fruit, and apples are quoted ~ a4c, ant
. peaches 9allc per lb. Layer ralslns quiet anC
steady at S. 8Oal 80 per box Citron is ouotet
2Oa22c, fgs 1Oal2c, prunes Sa9c, and currants Z,
s. EGGS-There is quiet and steady marke
with ample offerings, and selling at lUa1lc pc
= dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FkUIrS-Apples are frmer, witt
lighter offerings, and there is fair consump
tive demand. We quote them s2as for good {,
. prime, and So 50a3 Is for choice per brl. Lem
ons are drm at IA 50a5 80 per box and fair de
mand. Oranges steady and quiet at So 50a5 8
10 rHAY-There is moderate demand, chief
q for local consumption, and market steady
h we quote $llai2 50 per ton in bales on arriv,
for prime to choice timothy; goou mixed is hell
10 at $SalO, and common at $1as per ton. Abou
5. u more in store.
IeI HEMP-Rough Kentucky continues dull
h with limited offerings at Nl5al20 per ton OF
arrival. We quote dressed hemp 6a9c per lib
3, with only moderate demand and steady.
HEED-RrAn in mOdnrata n
J. with limited receipts, and quoted SIT 50alS y
.. per ton. Shipstuhs neglected at sl9aN per Lo
d and middlngs are wanted at s22aT per ton; al
d in bulk on arrival, and dealers require ~ NOR
!. MOLASSES-New Orleans syrup is in fai
If consumptive demand ana selling at 50a57c 10
|. good to choice. Refined syrups quiet an
,t steady atk45a9Oc per gallon. according to quail
lty. Sorghum 2ba30c per gallon, but dull al,
t, nominal.
4 OILs-Market steady for linseed oil, will
1t moderate demand at Tic per gallon for prime
,s Refined petroleum is in fair request at l5al6
per gallon. Extra lard Oil continues hrm an
If demand Is fair at S8aA0c per gallon.
~ POrATOES-There Is a moderate deman
II only, but the supply is light, and the marke
Is firm, aud good to choice lots of old in store
" are quoted 81 25a1 40 per bu. There are moder
ate receipts OF new and selling at 81 50a6 PEI
l. brl for good to choice.
5, POULTRY-There is a steady market wit
IT fair demand for chickens and the receipts ar
moderate. Selling az So 25a4 25 per dozen TO
Of full grown; and young are quoted 81 50a2 s
D. per dozen, as TO size and condition.
y, SALr-Tne market is steady, and there is
D. moderate demand for domestic and Ohio Rivel
and Kanawha is quoted 81 l0 per brl Of 2sO lb
r. and lSc per bu. Foreign dull at 32a33c pc
lie bu for Turks Island, and s1al 10 per sack fc
T. Liverpool.
es sEED--There is scarcely anything doin
and quotations are about nominal 81 oUa65o l,G
Is bu for American miliet and 70a75c for Germa
Of millet and Hungarian grass. There is mod
II crate demand for fax seed at 81 GOAL IS per Du
ID for good to choice.
SUGAk-There is firm market, with fa
e, demand. New Orleans is quoted 10allc fc
raw, and 1lhall%c for clarified, per lb Vel
70 low refined is quoted l1allkc. extra "C
JU n%anHc, "a" white 12al2Xc, powdered an
granulated 12Tal3hc, crushed 1871 a13hc, an
r. cut loaf l34c per Id.
Is TALLOW There Is a steady and quit
,f market and we quote prime country Sc packet
B. and city rendered. SIC loose, per Id.
3 Do not pay your tailor $50 for