The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-03
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. May sap. M

FLOUR-The market is quiet to-day and
buyers generally holding off for lower prices.
FAncv held at $lOaiU 50. Family selling at
SO 40a9 Is. Extra quoted s. 65as 81. Superfine
81 5Oas. Low grades IS 75a8 rs per brl. Spring
to arrive selling At 50 so, and rye -four quoted
IS 25a5 IS per br.
WHEAT-Is quiet and rather easy. Red is
quoted 81 9Ua3 06 per bu for fair to PRIME
choice held at Base more per bu
RYE-ls quiet and ABOUT nominal. Quoted
9sca$l per bu for No. In elevator, and 95a
&c for good to prime sample per bu.
irregular. Very little offering and quoted 5la
53c for prime to choice white and 4Va5Ic for
mixed, and 2a3c more asked.
BARLEY-Ihe Is but little on the market
TO prime, spring 4Oa6Oc for inferior to good per
bu. Canada held at s5aS1 10 for fair to choice
per Du.
MESS PORK-There is frmer feeling TO-
day, "ut the market is quiet at SIS 5Oal5 II per
bri ior CITY packed, and held at SIG.
LAkD-The market is firm. Prime steam
is quoted 9TalDc per ID, with light offerings
at the outside ugure. City Kettle is quoted l0x
allc, aud country held at l0haIOSc per ID.
BULK MEATS-Market quiet and STEADY
Shoulders hcd at 5Ha51Sc per lb; clear rib
sides quoted 7Hc, and clear sides SkasXc per
10, all loose.
BACON-Market quiet. Shoulders quoted
So a66c per lb. Clear rib sides are quoted S1sa
VI Cu.
and held at the outside fgure. Sugar Cured
hams lOall kc per Id. as to average. canyased
anu pa ked.
UOrrUk-Market firm to-day, but with no
change in prices. Sales 81 bales, and g ock
l0,006 bales. Official quo ations are as follows:
Ordinary We, good Ordinary 9xc, low mid
ding lO1c. midung l0xc, good middlnY
1lNc, mmdlIng far ll&c, fair l21c per Ib.
WHISKY-ls 1c lower To-day, with mod
crate demand, anu 81 brls sold at 81 0S per
gallon.
BEANS-The market rules quiet though
steady. There are liberal offerings at 81 16a2
for prime to choice navies, 81 40al 10 for fair TO
good white, and $lal rs for mmon per bu.
BROOM CuRE-Ihe market remains dull
with no material change. Offerings ample.
We quote common to good red brush 2a4c,
prime green stalk braid 3aaic, good TO prime
huri Az a1c. anu choice green 40 a6c per lb.
BUfrER-The market continues quiet, and
with no material cnange. There is a fair local
retail demand for the finest qualities only, and
these are In moderate though ample supply.
The lower grades are plenty and dull, the re-
ceipts being largely In excess OF the demand.
We Qhote: Prime TO choice dairy l6a2Ou, and
creamery held at 25a26c per lb, but mostly by
the single package. Lower grades hardly
salable AT 1!al4c for medium TO good, and 8a9c
for common, peril
CHEEsE-The market is quiet and easy, and
prime to choice new S quo l21a al31, c per 10.
COFFEE-Ihe market Is steady and quiet at
previous prices. Rio is guoteu l8al9c for COM
mon, z0aslc Tor medium, u 1aal3c Tor goou 10
PRIME, and 231a a24t lor choice per H., and Java
is quoted 2S l32c per ID. ....
COAL-Quiet and steady market, and nom
inaliy unchanged. 1t is offered ;f1oaJ al 5a51sc
for Ohio River, 6a61ac for Ashland, aud ia7Isc
for Yougnio Aheny, ier bu. We quote delivered
0 consuuiers: Sa9c for OHIO River. I0c for
Ashland, l0allc for kanawha and MuskInglm,
lOallc for fouShiosheny,and lSl2Oc for Camel,
per Uu.
COkE-Quiet and steady and ample offerings
at 6a1c for gas-h house anu city manufactured.
anu SC for crushed per bu at ards, and about
2c more per bu delivered to consumers.
DkIEn nFRUlTo-DemandlI light for all kinds
but market steady. We quo o 7aSc for cur.
rants. 7a3c for prmes, 9tl2c Tor figs, and 2Oa
223 for citron per lib. and 81 7lal 80 for layer
raisins per box. Peaches quoted I0allc, and
app'eS 2ha a4c per lib.
EGGo-Ine receipts are liberal and demand
moderate. Fresh arrivals are quoted JalOc Del
dozen.
GREEN FkUITS-ADpies are in good supply
with moderate consumptive demand at 81 Is
az 50 per Drl Tor common 10 prime, and - 7
as 25 for choice. Oranges are quiet and steady