The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-13
CINCINNATI DAELY MARKET.

FLOCR CR-The market IS quiet ana sVeduE
Family is quoted at IS 1895 80 per brl, according
to quality or reputation. Extra quoted at VI 60H
80 superfne at So 65Ggi low grades at 81 75@3 %
per brl. Spring wheat -four dull at 81 $500 80
per brl Rye -four held at 50 l5@3 5O as quality,
the latter for choice.
OATS-The demand is light and the market
dull. Quoted for mixed at 27929c for fair to
prime. White are selling at 290g3lc per bu. on
track. Held in elevator ut l@2c more for small
lots.
CORN-The market is firm and receipts moder-
ate Prime mixed ear sold early in the day at 43c on
track, and there was good demand at this figure,
but no more offered under ilC. Mixed sheGed is
quoted 42cQ43c per bu, on arrival, and l@2c more
in elevator.
BARLEY--Dull and nominal with not enough
doing to establish quotations.
RYE-The demand is fair and the market steady.
Good to prime sample is quoted at 5S960c per bu
on track, and held 1@2c more for No. III elevator
WIIEAT-The MAJ ket is steady and very little
doing. Red is quoted 81 l5@1 II for prime to
choice. Fl l0@l 13 for fair to good and ranging
down to 90c fOr common. Amber is quoted 81 20
for choice White at 81 17@l % the latter for very
choice.
MESS PORK-The ma ket is quiet and easy.
City mess is quoted Is 1898 20 per brl. Spot held
ut the latter.
LARD-The demand is only moderate and mar
ket easy. Current make steam quoted 6$4@6 soc,
prime winter at6.9O@7c per lb, Kettle leaf at re
BULK MEATS-The demand generally light
but prime is steady. Shoulders are quoted at
wa UJo'lc, tltdT SUES az
sides AT 51005. l5c per lb loose and 14c more for
packed.
BACON-Market dull but steady. Shoulders at
4c clear rib at 5ac, clear sides at 5.GOe565e per
Id, all packed Sugar-cured hams at 712Qg9c per
lb, as to average.
COTTON-The market is finn and quiet at pre-
vouS prices. The following are the official prices;
Ordinary rs good ordinary S5c loW 'oT1 middling
ding fair l1l4c, fair 1916 per lb.
WIIISKY-Sold at the opening to-day at 81 %,
but afterwards advanced to 81 O3 with fair de-
mand.
BEANs-The demand islight. Market dull and
steady at 81 S5G1 90 for navys II 6jd1 70 for prime
white and il 25Ca1 35 for inferior per bu.
BUTTER-The 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 19a
2Oc per Id. Prime to choice dairy sells at 12gl4e
per 1b, and 159l6c for extra selections. Inferior
butter is dulland nominal at 59ll0c per ID, as to
quality.
CHEESE-The market is quiet and steady with
moderate demand and ample offerings at S1299c
for prime to choice factory per ID.
| COFFEE-Is steady and quiet, the demand be-
| ing moderate and no quotable change. Rio is
quoted as follows Choice at 2l@22c good to prime
at 1S12 2@2Olac medium at l71a91Sc, common ut 10
M16c per lb Java quoted 25@27c per h.
COAL-The supply is large and demand light,
but prices nomnally unchanged, Stocks afloat
offered at TIC for Youghogheny, &C for Ash
land, and SIC for Ohio River per bu: Selling
W cOllSulllclS utllNtiCh
and Kanawha 10Gllc, Hooking Valley and MUS
kingum 10g1lc, Ashland 1Oc, and Ohio River at
per bu.
COKE - Demand light and market without
change. Gas-house at &c, city made at &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 arfiy-
ais selling atS12@9c per dozen.
| FRUlrS-Market steady and quiet. Lemons sell
at S5g6 per box, and demand moderate Oranges
quiet and steady at IS 0e6 30 per box, and $ll9l2
per case. Dried fruit dull and apples quoted at
315Gl4c, peaches at 4@412c for halves and 39312C
for quarters per h. Green apples are not quota
BILE.
HAY-Is without change and the market is well
supplied but the demand is moderate. We quote
prime to choice at $9@l0 per ton medium at ss
dS 80 and common at $7e7 so per ton, all i'll bales
on arrival, and dealers asking So more in store.
HEMP-The market is dun but steady. Receipts
of rough Kentucky light, and not much demand
at SS5Cd90 per ton, Oh arrival. Double dressed
hemp sells 714@S14c per lb in store and single
dressed at 634(e7l4c per h.
MILL FEED9rhe supply is ample and the de
mand only moderate. Bran S2112 50 per ton
shipStuffs at $l3@l4, middlings at $l6020 per ton
all in bulk, on arrival and s. more per ton wanted
in store.