The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-08
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI Mnv SIP. NJ.

CINCINNATI May So P. NJ
FLOUR-Thc market is Quiet but steady.
Family quoted S5aG 25 - to quality or reputation
of brand. Extra held at 81 566e4 50, supelfine at
s. Gj@3 g0 and low grades ut ~ 1908 10 per brl
Rye Hour at IS 1905 30 for inieri to ch ice
Spring wheat flour Ranges u S5tg5 80, as 10 quality
per brl.
OATS-Duu and steady, with only light local
demand. Mixed quoted 2StG2gc per bu for good to
prime. Choice White at sc, prime ut 3UT3lc.
RlE--M rket quiet and easy. Receipts ample
Sample ON arrival is quoted j7@5Sc for good to
prime, and j995Oc for choice, per bu. Inferior is
nominal.
BARLEY-Nothing doing, and quotations nom
inal.
WHEAT-The demand is moderate and market
steady. Red is quoted 81 1Onl u for fair to prime
and 81 Is for choice. White ut 81 lSg1 20 for good
to prime, and 81 y for choice, but small lots Of
extra quality held a shade higher.
CORN-Market steady and quiet Mixed ear on
track is quoted 42t4l3r per bu. Shelled at 41@i2c
per pu. The latter held 192c more in elevator
per bu.
MESS PORK--Is quiet and rather easy at 500
9 2, per brl. Buyers holding of for round lots al
the inside figure
LARD-Moderate demand and steady Current
make steam quoted 6.Sjc per Id. Prime winter at
69E97 per h. City kettle at re. Country at 71s
091tc per H.
BULK MEATs-Remain steady but quiet
Shoulders at $3.50 clear rib sides AT I.65Gs454c, and
clear sides at 49O@5c per d. all loose, and &c
more packed
BACON-Demand rather light. Prices steady at
44Gt4. 3Oc for shoulders, 5.356g540c fnr clear rib,
ana 56OW565c for clear sides, per lb, all packed.
Sugar-cured hams at 7g9c Shoulde4s at 414@412c
per lb.
COTTON-Market steady. Sales 70 bales. Stock
GAS bales. We quote: Ordinary 73sc, good or
dinary SIC, low middling CSC, mlddlipg l01sc,
good middIing 1885 middling fair l1ac, lair
Il lsc per b.
WHlsKY-Is firm and fairly active, with sales on
Change to-day at 81 03 per gallon.
A 4 rn,l md, ,iiill md pip ,n,,ai
nally unchanged. We quote navys at 81 S0@1 80,
good to prime white or medium 81 5O4l IS, in
ferior AT II . per bu in jobbing lots.
BUrrER-The receipts are quite liberal and
there is little demand beyond the amounts re-
quired for the local retail trade The finer grades
are almost exclusively wanted, with hardly any
sale for qualities below prime. We quote cream
cry at 22923c prime to choice dairy at 151l7c per
lb, medium dull at lOWl1c, and common at 6@SC
per ID.
CHEEsE-seling for prime to choice at s14@9c
per ID, and ample offerings.
COFFEE-MaTket steady and demand moderate
at the following prices: Rio at 15@17c for com
mon, 171@@lSc for fair, 1SH@2OIac for good to
prime, and 2l422c for choice per h. Java will
bring 2)W27c per lb.
C0AL-Selling slowly to meet the light con-
sumptive demand. Quoted at nc for Youghio-
ghely, &C for Ashland, and SIC for Ohio River
per bu, afloat. Ohio River at Sc, Ashland loc,
Hooking Valley and Muskngum 10@1lc Kan
awha and Youghiogheny l0@llc and camel at l6
Wl7c per bu delivered To consumers.
COkE-The demand is light and market dull
but steady. Gas-hOuse at &C, city manufactured at
7e, crushed at Sc per bu, at yards, and &c more
delivered.
EGGS-Market rather firm and demand moder
ate with free offerings OF fresh al 99919c per doz.
FRCITS-MOderatc demand for lemons and
light offerings at S506 per box Oranges in ample
supply and fair demand at So 0086 ~ per box and
S12@l3 per case. Green apples merely nominal
and about out OF the market. Dried apples held
at 4@4144c per lb. Peaches at 393]ac for quarters
NnI for hu
HAG-The demand is fair for the best grades
but common hay is dull. Prime TO choice isquoted
S9@10 per ton, and inferior held at $7(qS per ton
IN bales on arrival and s. more per ton in store,
HEMP~Rough Kentucky has III limited sale but
little offering, and steady at $50 per ton on ar
rival. Dressed is quoted 714@S4c per lb, in store
as TO quality.
MILL Feeds in moderate demand with am
pie supply and steady. We quote bran at S12@
II 50, shpstutfS at $l3M14, and mddIings at $lGGl
20 per ton, all in bulk on arrival.
MOLASSES Steady and quiet market with mod
crate demand and New Orleans sells at 43M4Sc for
prime to choice, and 3594Oc for fair to good, per
gallon. Refined syrups dull at 40@S5c per ga1lon
according to quality.
OILS-Linseed in moderate demand at 59a6Oc
per gallon. Extra lard oil quiet and easy at 629
63c per gallon for current make. Refined petrol
cum selling at 1l@l2c per gallon
POTATOES-Ample supply of new potatoes with
fair demand and market easy at s. 50Cg3 % per
brl, on arrival Old potatoes held i'll store at 20@
30c per bu but dull
POULTRY-Live chickens are in good demand
and market steady at s. 250e3 per dozen, according
to quality. No other kind selling
SALT-Domcstic has moderate demand only
Ohio River and Kanawha is freely offered at 81 Is
al 20 per brl of bushels, and S5a9Oc per brl of
bushels. Foreign dull at 81 1901 Is for Liver
pool per sack, and S3@3iC per bu for Turks
Island
SEED-Moderate demand for German millet at
81 75(g1 IS per bu. Hungarian grass quiet and
steady at 75@55c per bu. Flax salable at II 20a
25 per bu
SUGAR-The demand is only moderate with
steady market. New Orleans quoted 79Sc per lb.
Refined yellow at 84@834c, extra at S75dg914c
grunulated and powdered lo@lol4c, and crushed
at lO1ac per pound.
TALLOW-Demand moderate and market
steady. Country sells at 7c per lb packed.