The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-05

3719c, latter for No. 9 in elevator White corn la
| &c higher than mixed.
| Rye is steady and fair demand. No. in eleva-
tor sold at SIC rer bu, SAMPLE on track at 57e for
choice, and 5ig55c for good to prime per bu. In
| ferior at 50c and dull.
Wheat is quiet to-day and market shade easier.
Choice quoted at 81 06, and red will bring about
| as much as white, with good to prime lots at 81 OF
| al o. per bu. Prime to chose amber salable at
81 oSGl % per bu. Receipts are somewhat larger
| to-day
Oats quiet and ample offerings and market easy
White quoted 29@3lc for good to choice, and
mixed at 27@29c per bu. Inferior lots not quota
PROVISIONS
Mess pork quiet and rather easy at 9.85@loc
per brl, and held at the latter
Lard is quiet and easy, and eurrentmake
quoted 51s5.95 per b Winter steam in light offer
| ing at d. .95la6c, and held al the latter.
Bacon is steady and moderate offerings shoul-
ders at 4(941ac clear rib held at 5. 1045 15c and
cear sides at 5S5@5.40c per lb. Sugar-cured
hams at l1a(g9c per Id, as TO average and brand.
Bulk meats in moderate demand and quiet
shoulders at 3.459312c, rib sides at 41ac, clear
sides at 4.54c and shOlders bid all loose
COTTON.
The market is firm but Irregular. The lower
grades are nc higher. Other quotations un-
changed Receipts to-day, llo bales; shipments,
09j bales stock, 6,256 bales; sales, l15 bales We
quote the following official prices: Ordinary 10t4c,
low middling 1lhc, good middling 12c, mid
| diAhb AniA 1%/8S'
| The market continues steady and quiet and
quoted at 81 OF per gallon.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| Beans. The market is quiet and steady and SELL
ing choice navys at 81 85@l 45. Prime white or
mediums at 81 Is al q. Fair 10 good at 9Oc
| @Sl, and common at 50@60e per bushel
| Butter is quiet and the market steady, with lit
| tie or no change. The receipts are ample aud the
lower grades are In excessive supply. Good con-
| S1mDtiVn demand for tho finer itipa
Creamery sells at 1s62Oc per Id. Choice
Western Reserve dairy l3@l4c, and prime Central
Ohio at 11@!2c per lb. with extra selections at 1@
&c more. Medium " good lots for packing at
S@l0c per lb. Low grades at 3d55c per h.
Cheese is steady with fair consumptve demand
and the market well supplied at 61a@7c per lb
| for prime to choice factory.
Coal has quiet market and steady with full
| supply and the usual light seasonable demand.
Offerings, afoat at nc for foughogheny,
7@7&c for Kanawha, 6@619e for Ashland.
| rates delivered to consumers as follows: Ohio
| River Shd9c, Ashland 9gl0c, kanawha and
| Hooking Valley 10@llC Muskingum 10@11c and
Ioughiogneny lOal1c per bu, and anthracite at
Sc 5OGy7 per ton
| Coke is dull at previous prices Gas house at &c,
city manufactured at &c, and crushed at Sc per
| Du at yards and &c more delivered to CONSUMERS.
| Eggs are selling slowly at 909Lac per dozen for
| fresh, and market amply supplied.
| Fruits are generally firm, but not much demand,
| and little orno change in prices We quote apples
| dL DZtQj per Dfl lDT EO0l 10 enOlCp. Lemons are
| firm and selling at $l6q5 per box. Oranges steady
| and quoted az S35O@5 per box, as to quality.
| Dried peaches in Light demand at 3@3]4c, and
| apples ut 2G234c per h.
| Hay steady. The receipts are moderate, with
only a local demand and for the higher goods
We quote prime to choice timothy at $l1@l2 pc
ton. Good mixed hay at s9Gl0 and inferior a
81 5OgS per ton in bales on arrival s. more asked
| in sto e. Wheat straw quoted at 81 5U@5 and oa
straw at S6Gg7 per ton
Hemp is rather dull, the offerings light and
little demand. We quote rough Kentucky at S7j
ais per ton. Dressed is obbing al 6g6l4c for sin
| gle and 6L297c for double per ID in store.
| Millfeed is steady, with no material change.
Bran is freely offered and moderate demand at
| S!2g12 50 per ton and fai demand for middIings
| at $l3dl5 Der ton, all in bulk, on arrival.
| Oils are steady and quiet Refined petroleum in
fair request at 9A9llc per gallon, as to fire test.
| Prime linseed selling at 62c per gallon. Extra
| lard oil quoted at 54@56c per gallon.
Peanuts are frni and moderate receipts. Red
sell at 3t4H44c PEI ID, white at 4l2@5c for Ten
| nessee and 5Gg5Ic for Virginia per 10.
Potatoes are quiet and steady. store lots are
| quoted at Seas per bu, as TO quality, and mod
crate local jobbing demand. New potatoes are
quoted at S4 5095 and some very choice held at
more Sweet potatoes at 81 252 70 per bTl i'll store
| Poultry Live chickens are selling at 50 25@3
per do en-, with fair demand and liberal offerings.
Live turkeys offered at Sc per lb. Ducks dull at
s2@2 50. and geese merely nominal at ~ 25g2 80
per dozen.
Salt: The demand is only moderate and market
steady. We quote Ohio River and Kanawha at
81 Is per bri Of $50 lbs, and u 80 per br Of T
bushels. Turks Isla d held at 34935e per bu,
and coarse Liverpool at 95c@$1 and dull.
Seed: Glover in light demand and quoted at 81
@64c per lb German millet selling at 81 so per
bu and common millet at Slgl 10 per bu. Hun
garan at S1@1 10 per bu. Timothy j1bbing at
81 S5@l IS per bu. Flax selling at 81 1O@1 20
per bu.
GROCERIES,.
Coffee is in fair demand and market quiet Rio
quoted 11k@l212c for common, 13@15c for fair to
good. l6@1Sc for prime to choice, and held up to
l9@20c for fancy yellow per ID. We quote LaGu
agra at 16@lSc, Java at 23@2Se, and Mocha at 28@
30c per lb
Rice is in fair demand. Market steady and sell
ing at 654M7c per ID for louisiana
syrnps are STEADY and quiet. We quote New
Orleans at S0@4Oc per gallon for fair to choice,
Maple syrup selling at 65@S0c per gallon. Refined
syrnps held at 35@70c per gallon, as to quality
Sugar is quiet, with only moderate demand.
We quote as follows: Refined yellow at 7@7I@c,
extra C at T34aSc, A white at S14gS5ac, granu-
lated and powdered at S1sNg93sc, and crushed at
9}Ea954c per lb New Orleans at 6a7c for raw,
7@734c for yellow clarified. and s@s5scfoE white
do, per lb.