The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-06
CINC1NNATl DAILY MARKET.

down to s. for ordinary and ranging up to vi 30
-four 60 ,, ho per brl the Latter for choice North
WESTERN Sri ~ wheat -four 81 90@5 so per brl,
as 70 1fthI li1 'reputation Of brand.
WE, u, tT1n but not much doing beyond
local milling demand, but the receipts are light.
We quote choice 81 % for white and ST is for red,
but some lots held 1@2c more, Good to prime
white at 81 lS@l2l, and red at 81 1i91 16 per bu.
Prime to choice amber quoted 81 2l@i % per bu.
OATS-The demand is light but prices are steady
and nOminally unchanged. Sample lots selling on
arrival at 3Od32c ios prime to choice white, and 2S
tg29G for good to prime mixed, per bu and inferior
not qnOtable.
CORN-The market is firm to-day with moderate
offerings. Mixed ear selling on track ut 43c per
bu Tor prime, shelled at 42c arrival and 43@44c
in elevator. Prime white is held at 44@45c per
bu in elevator.
RYE-Thc demand is only moderate with lib
eral offerings. We quote No. at zoe per bu, in
elevator Samplea 57960c per bu, as to quality, on
arrival
BARLEY-NOt enough on the market to admit
of any quotations and scarcely any wanted.
BACON-Thc market is dull but steady. Shoul
ders quoted ll@6Gi}0C clear rib at 5.40M545 clear
sides at j.G0g5.65c per ID, all packed, Sugar-cured
hams at 712(gS72c and shoulders at 414@l]}4c per
pound.
MESS PORK-The market is steady but quiet
t950c less for round lots
LARD-Demand moderate and market steady.
We quote current make steam 63ac, and prime
winter steam ic per I'D. heltlG lttI III itJC iOf
country and T4c for city, but held higher for job
bing lots.
Bulk MEATs-Thc market is quiet and the de
mand is moderate Shoulders quoted at 355Gg3.G0c,
clear rib sides nj 465gi4c, clear sides 495@jc per
h. all loose, and I4c more packed
COTTON Market quiet and steady Sales 35
bales Stock ,0Sl bales. The following are the
official s/p PRICES o mGdng 9Edna c gUGd 0 0Fd
good middling 1926, middling fair llhc. fair
l2l4c per lb
WHlSKY-Opened at 81 %, but selling later at
81 03, with fair demand.
! BEANS--Tle demand is light, but with steady
market and ample offerings, We quote choice
navys at 81 S5yl 30, prime white at 81 G591 TO- and
common at Fl % per bu.
BUTTER- Is in fair demand for the local mar
ket hut only for the higher grades. Receipts are
large and the supply OF lower grades is in excess
of the demand, as there is hardly any sale for
qualities below prime. Prime to choice dairy sells
at l4Ml6c, and l@2c more can be had for extra Sc
lections, and creamery at 22@23C per Id. Medium
dull at l09l1c and common at 7@8c per lb.
CHEESE-Has II moderate, but steady. lenand
and liberal offerings. We quote prime to choice
factory at 9@9lac per lb.
COFFEE Market steady and demand moderate
al the following prices Rio at 150l7c for com
mon, l71a@l8c for fair, 1SA@2O1sc for good to
bring 25(G27C per h..
COAl--Is quiet with merely light consumptivc
demand Stocks anoat held ut 7@7Hc for Yough-
iogheny, 6@612C for Ashland, SIC for Ohio River
Delivered u consumers as follows: Ohio River &c,
Ashland 10c, Muskingum and Hooking Valley 10
@11c, Kannwha and Youghiogheny 10@1lc, and
camel 16@lSe per bu
| COKE-Is quoted at &c for gas house, 7e for city
manufactured, and SC for crushed at yards, and 10
consumers delivered at &c more per bu, but with
very little demand
EGGS-Are in fair demand and market quiet,
with liberal offerings at SQs9C per doz for fresh.
| FRUITS-Oranges in moderate supply and firm
SI20l3 50 per case, and S6e096 30 per box. Lemons
steady with fair demand and selling, at S596 per
box Green apples merely nominal the season
ior them being over. Dried fruit duh and quo
ted apples at 3@ic, peaches al 4G412c for halves,
and $685. for quarters per Id.
| HAY-The receipts are moderate but ample and
| the market is steady with fair demand for local
consumption only. Selling at S9@lO 90 per ton fo1
prime TO choice timothy and held at $7@S for i'll
| feriOr on arrival.
HEMP-Market dull for rough Kentucky, with
light offerings and held at $Sj990 per ton on ar.
rival Dressed is quoted S@S4c for double and
G4Gg74c for single dr. ssed per lb, with moderate
| jObbing demand.
MILL FEED-The demand is generally light
and supply latge at previous prices Bran selling
slowly at S12@l2 50, shipstutts held al S13gl4 and
middlings at $l6@2O per ton, all in bulk Oh ar
rival.
crate demand, and New Orleans sells at 436G46c fol
prime to choice and 356g4Oc for fair to good pei
gallon. Refined syrups dull at 4ogs5c per gallon
according to quality.
OlLS--Are generally steady, but with little
doing We quote linseed At 5O96Oc, refined pc
troleum at Ol@l2}2c, and extra lard oil, curren
make, at 62MGlc per gallon.
POTATOES-The market is well supplied will
new which have good cOnsumptivc demand
and sell at $3Q93 50 per brl on arrival. Old arr
dull, and liberal offerings in store at 2O@3O
per bu. -
| POULTRY-There is a fair demand for live
chickens with ample offerings and market fiun
selling at 81 50,g3 per dozen, and some choice lott
at S. 25. Other kindsmerely nominal.
| SALT-DOmeStC has moderate demand only
Ohio River and Kanawha is freely Offered al s. /,
! @1 20 per brl of 7 bushels, ard S5MgOc per brl O
| 5 bushels. Foreign dullnt FL l0gl 10 for Liver
pool per sack, and S5@S4c per bu tor Turk
| Island.
| sEED-Market quiet and stcaIy. Hungarian
grass sells at S0GsS5C per bu, ana German mile
at 81 75@l IS per bu, Flax seed i'll lar request a
| 81 2OG1 25 per bu,
! SUGAR-Market steady ana fair c)nsumptivt
demand 7gSC for raw New Orleans Sis6IS34c fOl
refined yellow, 9@94c for extra c, 9%@y4c for A
white, 109l04c for granulated lOlac ior crushed
and l0@4c for cut loaf per pound
| TALLOW-Market quiet and country is in fail
request, and liberal otferings.at &c per ID.
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