The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. MAY 11-2 p. NJ


| FLOUR-Market quiet and steady. Family
sells at s. 1905 80 for ordinary, and ranging up tt
IS 50 for fancy, as to quality. Extra held at "a 81
al So superine at S. b5@3 80, low grades at 81 Il
Q3 Is per brl. Rye flour dull al 50 OO93 20 for in
feror, and 50 3543 SO Tor prime to choice North
western. Spring wheat flour selling at 81 S5@
50, according to quality, the outside for choicl
| Minnesota.
Mixed are quoted 2S@29c per bu on track. Coco
to choice white at 29u3lc per bu. Held l@2c more
for small lots in elevator
WHEAT-Is steady and quiet. We quote choice
81 2l@l % and good to prime 81 17@l 20 per bu
Good to- choice red isquoted Il l3@1 II per bu
Choice amber is qnoted 81 12,gl 2l per bu.
RYE-Quiet market and steady, and no mate
rial charge with moderate offerings. Prime tC
choice sample quoted at 5s6g6Oc per bu arrival
and held lM2c more i'll elevator.
CORN-The demand is fair and market steady
Mixed ear is quoted 42g43c per bu and held at thl
latter, on track Sheled is quoted 43c in elevator
MESS PORk-Ihe demand is moderate and nc
especial change. City mess quoted 50 per brl
spot,
BULK MEATs-The demand is fair but gen
orally small jobbing lots wanted Shoulders quotgC
S5s@334c, clear rib sides at 4$4347gc, and sides a
$40 per lb loose, and l4c more for packed.
BACON-Dull and nominally unchanged
Shoulders at 44c, clear rib sides at $40 and clea
sides at 5}8c, per ID, packed. Sugar-cured hams
held at 79lShc, as to average or brand
LARD-Quiet and steady at about previous
prices We quote currtnt-make steam at 6.S0@
6. S5c and prime winter scarce at 6.g5@7c per h.
Kettle leaf held at 754c for city and 71@73se fol
country per lb
CorIoN-Market firm to-day and prices ad
vancea &c. Sales, 3S7 bales. Stock, 6,4S9 bales
The following are the official prices; Ordinary
re, good ordinary SIC, low mddling &c, mid
ding l04c, good miidling 1O4c, middling fair
He. fair &C per ID.
WHISKY-Is selling to-day on Change at 81 03
per gallon, but no great demand.
BEANS-The demand is light Market dull and
1tnn e Ep
white and II 2j4l 3j for inferior per bu.
BUTTER-rhe receipts are large and the market
remains very quiet There is only moderate con
sumptive demand, for which the best grades alone
are required. The best creamery is quoted at 20d
PIC per lb. Prime to choice dairy sells at l4Qel5c
per h. and 16Ml7c for extra selections. Inferior
butter is dull and nominal at 7@l0c per lb, as to
quality tEi,,r r,,o .t.o, ,,,,
moderate demand aud ample offerings at SI2@9c
for prime to choice factory per h.
COFFEE-ls steady and quiet, the demand be-
ing moderate and no qu0table change. Rio is
at 1814@20%e, medium at l7(9l7lac, common at i
Gs16c per ID. Java quoted 25@27e per lb.
COAL-The supply is large and demand light,
but prices nominally unchanged. Stocks ahoat
land, and SIC for Ohio River per 5u. Selling
to consumers delivered as follows: Yo ghiogheny
and Kanawha 10@1lc, Hooking Vale and Mus
kingum lO9lle, Ashland Zoe, and Oh. o River at
COKE = Demand light and mark I without
change. Gas-house at &c, city made 1T &c, and
crushed at Sc per bu, all at yards, and &c more
delivered
EGGS-Are in moderate request and the market
is quiet but with ample receipts, and fresh ariv-
ais selling at S1299c per dozen.
FRUITS-Market steady and quiet. Lemons sell
at $56I6 per box, and demand moderate. Oranges
quiet and steady at $5 oo@6 80 per box, and $llGl2
per case. Dried fruit duh, and apples quoted at
3la@4e, peaches at 4941ac for halves and 3@3 1ac
for quarters per lb. Green apples are not quota
bic.
HAY-Is without change and the market is well
supplied, but the demand is moderate. We quote
prime to choice al 5000 per ton, medium at $S
as So and common at $747 so per ton, all in bales
on arrival, and dealers asking 81 more in store
HEMP-The market is dull but steady. Recepts
OF rough Kentucky light, and not much demand
at $S5@90 per ton on arrival. Double dressed
hemp sells 7i4GlS14c per lb in store and single
dressed at 634(97l1c per lb.
MILL FEED-'rhe supply is ample and the de-
mand only moderate. Bran sells at Sl2 so per ton,
shipstutis at $l39l4, middlings at $16@0 per ton,
all in bulk Oil arrival.
MOLASSES-Fa jobbing sales and the market
rules steady though quiet and AN abundant sup
ply. We quote New Orleans at 43(a48c for prime
to choice, and 35@i0c for inferior per gallon, and
refined syrups ranging 409S0c, us to quality.