The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI. May 4-2 P. NJ.
FLOUR-The demand is fair but generally for
the local trade. We quote family s. 1906 40 for
ordinary trade brands, S. 65@6 80 for fancy, ac-
cOrding to quality or reputation Extra at 81 GOA
so. Superine at So 6543 80, low grades at 81 Coo
8 10 per brl. Spring AZ 81 9Og5 20 for ordinary,
and S. 35@5 SO for prime to choice Minnesota
Rye flour held So 1908 so per bril- as to quality the
outside figure for choice northwestern
BARLEY-Very little doing, not enough to
allow any reliable quotations.
| RYE-Is quiet and steady with liberal receipts
to-day and limited demand. Fair to good sample
on track quoted at 566g57c, and prime to choice at
58@60c per bu and the latter asked for No. in
elevator
OATS-Demand light, except what are needed
for local consumption. Selling for white at 300
Bic for prime to choice; for mixed at 2S@29c per
bushe
CORN-The demand is fair and market steady at
4l942c for mixed ear on track and some sheIled
! held at 43c in elevator.
WHEAT-Has steady market but no great de-
mand. White is quoted 81 1901 %, the latter
figure for very choice. Red at 81 1901 Is per bu
Prime amber would bring 81 20 per bu.
BACON-The demand is very moderate and
prices nominally unchanged Quoted at 414(941sc
for shoulders, 5.40c for clear rib, and 5.6595 Zoe
for clear sides per h. all packed Fair consump-
tive demand for sugar-cured hams at 7@9c per lb,
as to averave and brand, and shoulders at d454c
per lb. Breakfast bacon quoted 6R@71ac per lb.
LARD-!he tone Of the market is firm, but
mostly jobbing demand. We quote current make
at 6,85@69Oc per ID. Prime winter steam held at
7@7O5c, city kettle at 7s4@Sc per lb, latter an
koutside figure for small lots
/ BULK MEATS-The market is firm with mOder-
ate sales Shoulders at S39c, clear rib at 46504 zoe
and clear rib sides at 4956e5cper b loose Held "a
@14c more per ID for packed.
| MESS PORK-The demand is light, but held
firmly. City brands are quoted S9g9 25 per brl,
COTTON-Is dull at previous prices Sales 116
bales at the Cotton Exchange. Stock 7,l5S bales.
Quoted as follows Ordinary 73sc, good ordi-
good middling 1926 middlmg fair ll1sc, fair
| II nc per lb.
WHISKY Selling firmly at 81 o. per gallon and
demand fair.
the market is steady with limited offerings at 81 S5
a2 for best nayys, 81 GOAL 70 for prime white or
medium, and $l@l 25 for common, per bu
BUTTER-The market is quiet and heavy, ex-
cept for the finest grades. The receipts are large
and generally exceed the demand, especially as re-
CARDS the lower grades which are not wanted.
Fair local demand for best qualities which sell at
l5Ul7c for prime to choice dairy, and single Sc
lected packages at 102c more; 23925c for cream
cry, perl Medium held at 10@llc, and common
at Ease per lb
CHEESE-Choice factory will sell at 91%c good
to prime held at S@9c per lb, but not much de-
mand.
COFFEE-The demand is only moderate, but
steady, and the market without material change.
Common Rio is quoted at 1G@17c, medium II 1a69
| 1SC, good 19920c and prime to choice 2l@22c per
| h. and Java selling at 25(d26c per 10.
GOALS quiet with merely "a light consrmptve
demand Stocks ahoat held at 7(971@c for Yough-
iogheny 6@61lc for Ashland, SIC for Ohio River.
! Delivered to consumers as follows Ohio River 9c,
Ashland 10c, Muskipgum and Hooking Valley 10
@l1c, Kanawha and Youghiogheny l0@1lc and
camel 169e1Sc per bu.
COKE-ls quoted at &c for gas-houS,, 7c for city
manufactured, and Sc for crushed at yards, and to
consumers delivered at &c more per bu, but with
very little demand.
EGGS-Selling slowly at SaS%c per dozen, the
receipts being large and market dun and heavy
| FRUITS-Market dull and nominal for green
apples at s5@5 so per brl. Moderate demand for
lemons and light supply at S596 per box. Oranges
quiet and steady at $129l3 per case and IS SOFAS so
per box. Dried apples dull at 314@4c per lb.
Peaches in limited demand at 4941ac for halves,
and 3@31ac for quarters
! -HAY-Has merely local demand and a full
supply, but steady and held at previous prices
No timothy will bring 50 509l0 90 per ton on ar
rival in bales. Good mixed held at SS(98 so, com
mon at S797 so per ton. Dealers require 81 more
i'll store.
Rough Kentucky held at $S5@90 per ton OH ar
rival. We quote dressed 7A@Sc per lb in store,
but only moderate demand.
MILL FEED-The demand is generally light
and supply large at previous prices. Bran selling
slowly at $l29l2 So shipstuffs held at $13d14 and
mddlings at Sl6@2O per ton, all in bulk on ar
rival.
MOLAssEs-Is in fair consumptive demand and
the market remains steady at previous prices.
New Orleans is selling at 3S@4Sc per gallon for
good to choice, and refined syrups held at 400
75c per gallon, as to quality.
| OILS-Are generally steady, but with little
doing. We quote linseed at 50@60c, refined Pc
troleum at l01Y9l21ac, and extra lard OIL current
make. at 62@64c per gallon