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

CINCINNATI. April So P. NJ.
FLOUR-The market isauietand steady. Fam
lily sells at S. 4095 60. as to quality or reputation.
Extra held at 81 57G95 10, superfne at $3 1904 15,
and low grades at 81 1903 25 per brl. Rye flour
quoted So 1898 40, and spring wheat flour at 81 IS
as 60 per bril- according to quality.
OATS-The market remains quiet and steady.
Good to prime sample lots quoted at 29@9oe for
mixed, and 30@S1c for white, and choice white at
32c per bu
BARLEY-The demand is light but market
steady, Moderate and ample supply and quoted
at 4S950e for spring and 37@4Sc for fall per bu as
to quality.
CORN-The demand is only moderate, and the
market is rather weak. Mixed sold to-day at Ale
per bu for prime ear, and 4Oc for shelled, on the
D. & NJ track. White held 1@2c above mixed
Mixed shelled in elevator quoted 41@42cper bu.
RYE-There is not much demand, and the mar
ket is quiet. Sample lots on track are quoted 5S@
6Oc per bu, and inferior grades nominal, and Gig
&C for choice on arrival.
MESS PORK-The demand is light and the
market easy. City mess is held at $lO and l5925c
less bid per brl.
| LARD-Is in fair demand and easy. Prime win
ter steam is merely nominal. Current make steam
is quoted 7.05@7 l0c per 10. Kettle leaf at 1asc
for country and ranging up to SC for city, per To-.
WHEAT-Ihe market is quiet aud easy Re-
ceipts ample though moderate. White is quoted
81 lS@1 % per bu, but held 1@2c more. Red
quoted 81 10@l 10 per bu for good to choice. Am
Der is worth about the same as white.
BACON-Has limited demand but is steady.
We quote clear sides at $4,000 Csc clear rib at
Sc and shoulders 43Sc per lb, packed. Sugar-cured
meats quiet at 734@S54c tor hams and 5@514c for
shoulders per ID.
rather easy Shoulders, loose are quoted at S.55Ge
$50, clear rib 505@510c, and clear sides held at
5.l5@5Ac. per lb. Packed about &c above loose.
C0TTON-Market quiet and steady. Sales 50
bales. Stock estimated at ,495 bales. The official
rates are as follows: Ordinary 75sr, good ordinary
SIC low middling 9Hc, middiing l0Ec, good
mfddling 1886 middling fair 1l1sc fair l21sc per
WHIsKY-ls in good demand and firm, with a
further advance of 1 cent Selling at$1 04 per
gallon.
BEANs-The demand is moderate, and the mar
ket steady; with an ample supply and best nayys
are selling slowly at 81 9092 for obbing lots 50
l 70 for good to prime, and $l@l25 for inferior,
per bu.-
BUTTER-The receipts are liberal, and the
market is steady; with no material change The
local demand for the finer grades continues active,
but inferior lots are neglected. Stocks of the lat
ter are large and increasing. Extra selections will
bring 25g28c per lb, the outside figure for single
at 2l923c per lb. Lower grades held at 14@l5c
for medium; and 9@10c for common per lb.
CHEESE-The market is steady, but quiet, the
supply ample, and the demand fair at, l2@lSc for
prime to choice old stock.
COFFEE-Is in fair .consumptiye demand and
good at 17@l9c, prime at 2o@2O1ac, and choice at
2lCd22c perlb. Java sells at N921c per lb.
COAL-The market isquiet, and prices nomin-
ally unchanged Ohio River isquoted 611c, Ash
land &c, and Youghiogheny 7@l1ac per bushel,
afoat. Selling to consumers as follows: Ohio Riv-
er &c, Ashland l0c, kanawha ana Muskingum 100
lie, Hooking Valley 10@llc Youghiogheny lie,
and camel 17@9lSc per bu, delivered. ry .raE-
COKE-Is dull, but prices are without change.
Quoted ut DC for gashouse 7c for etu made, and