The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. April 2s-2 p. II


TLOUR-There is a fair consumptive de-
mand, and the market is firm to-day. with a
further advance in prices for some grades.
Fancy is quoted 81 60a9 90, per brl. Family
was in good demand, with sales ranging $SaS 50,
extra is quoted 81 65a7 80, supertine $6 65a7 UU
and low grade So 5Oa6 OO per brL Spring wheat
flour is quoted ST 90aS 40, and choice sold at the
latter figure to-day. Rye -four selling at IS
per Drl.
moderate amount being required for local con-
sumption, but the market remains steady. We
quote 37a40c for good to prime mixed, and 4la
lic for best grades of white per bu. Inferior
lots Offering at 32a35c per Du, and dull.
CORN-Is steady to-day, with moderate re-
ceipts Quoted $50 for mixed ear on Landing
and 46a4Tc on track. Sales at q, & M. track at
46c per bu. Shelled is held at 47a48c on track.
and 49a50c in elevator, and some demand at
inside figures. ...y --
KYE-Market steady and quiet Sample lots
quoted S5a8Sc for good to prime on arrival, and
No. is worth 90c per bu in elevator.
MESS P0RK-There Is steady market and
Slb 5Oal5 Is per brisfand mostly at the inside
IARD-The market is firin and prime steam
| is quoted l0e per lb and quiet. City kettle
quoted l0kallc, and country held at 1oxal8h
| per Id.
BARLEY-Is quiet and steady and only a
small quantity on the market. Canada scarce
at Soa95o for good to choice. Western spring is
quoted 40a8jo for common to choice and fall
| held at 65a60c per bu.
| WHEAT-The market is firm and offerings
| light. Fair milling demand mostly for the
best grades. White is quoted 81 S3al % for good
to choice, and red 81 7oal so for good to prime.
| and 81 S3al So for choice, and la2c more asked.
| BULK MEATS-Continues quiet and steady.
| Quoted 5Xa5Hc for shoulders, TIC for clear rib
sides, and SKaSkc for clear SIDES per ID, all
loose, anu held Kakc more for packed.
| BACON = Demand moderate and market
generally steady. Quoted exc for shoulders,
SIC for clear rib, ana S1Sa9c for clear sides per
| ID, all packed. Sugar-cured hams jobbing at
| 10al1kc per ib, for fair to choice averages,
| canvased and packed
| COTTON Market dull Prices are un-
changed. Stock estimated at 1884 bales.
Sales reported to-day at the Cotton Exchange
| % bales. The official quotations are: Ordinary
gXc good ordinary 9xc, low middlng lOhc,
middlIng lie, good middllng ll1sc, mIddling
fair il2Ic, fair l27Sc per ls.
| WHIoKY-Is in moderate demand, and 81
| brls sold to-day at 81 U6 per gallon.
| BEANS-The receipts exceed the demand
| and the market remains dull and prices are
nominaliy unchanged. We quote prime to
choice 81 t5a1 rs for navres, and 81 4Oal 80 for
medium or white, 81 GOAL 25 for fair to good,
and 75a9lc per bu for common.
| BROUM CORN-fhe demand is light and
there is full supply, but the market Is steady.
We quote red brush 2a4c, green stalk braid 43s
ajc and green hurl 51a6c per lh.
| BUTrER-Ihe market is well supplied and
continues quiet and steady. The demand is
| almost exclusively for local consumption, and
only the finest and freshest lots taken for tn
purpose. There is little fancy creamery OF :
| iering at 24a25c per lb Prime 10 choice dairy
| ia selling at lSa20c, and mostly by the sing IL
package. Qualities below prime are dull and
hardly salabc at Hal5c for god lots. anu 81
lee for common grades. per lb'