The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
CINCINNATI DAELY MARKE ET.


FLOUR-Market held stendy but quiet. Selling
mostly to the local trade. We quote Family Sac
25 per bri, total range for ordinary to fancy, ac
cor1hng TO quality OF reputation Of brand. Spring
Rye -four du! AT 81 1t93 q for inferior brands,
and IS 25613 80 for good to choice. Extra quoted
81 GGGgi 70: super held at So GJ@3 80, and low
grades at " 50G03 per brl.
OATS--Inactive and nomnally unchanged.
We quote sample lots on arrival, of mixed, 29c,
and white Sic per bu for prime. Choice white
offered at 32c. Held in store at 1G2c above these
qlohlliOns.
CORN-The market is quiet to-day but with
limited offerings and tiln Ear is quoted 43c per
bu for mixed on track. Shelled quoted 42c per bu
on track and No. 2 in elevator held 2G3c more.
White corn is held shade higher, will scarcely
bring more than white.
WHEAT-Thcrc is not much demand, but the
market is but scanty supplied and remains steady.
Choice quoted Il 20 for white, and held 81 l7ol
IS for red. Good to prime rcd quoted 81 1S@
l5 per bn, ranging down to @Gc Tor common.
Amber will bring about the same rs white.
BARLF9-The market is quiet and steady, and
receipts ample but moderate. Prime to choice
fall is quoted at 42@i5c and good grade at 8S40c
per bu. Spring is held nominaiy at Sc for choice,
but Little or none offering
RIE-Modcrate movement and steady, with lit
tie coming III. sample on arrival is quoted jS@y61C
per bu, and held in elevator lM2c more.
MESS PORk-IS quiet ana weak. Quoted at
- 40@9 So but held higher still, with not much
doing at these figures.
LARD-Has quiet market with fair jobbing
sales OF current make which is quoted at 6S5c
per lb. Prime steam is held at 7@7.l0c, but about
nominal. City kettle at 754@71sc, and country 90
al 74g7t9C per ID.
BACoN-fs dun and nominally unchanged.
shoulders at 4Hc, clear rib sides at 51s6953sc and
clear siucs at 534la51sc per lb. Sugar cured hams
c,tnyssed and packed rangLlg 71aqggc per lb as to
average and only moderate jObjing demand.
BULK MEATS-There is very little doing but
steady Shoulders are quoted at 3.G0c, clear rib
sides at 4.SO@4c clear sides at 5o5@5 Zoe per lb,
all ,6%rns ms@ts loose; packed 4c more than loose
change. Stock $3.50 bales. Official quotations as
follows Ordinary 75sc, good ordinary SIC, low
middihng yAsci middling 1876, good middhng
H5Sc, midaling fair IL &c, faiT l21se per 10.
WfIISKY-Is firm today and moderately active
at VI 03 per gallon.
BEANS-Continue dull and steady without ma
terial change. Ample offerings at 81 9o12 per bu
for choice naves 81 GOAL 70 for prime white, and
81 25 for inferior
BuTTER-Is quiet and no material change is
observed, though the market has still weaken.
ing tendency under heavy receipts. The demand
is almost wholly for the best grades, which He
wanted i'll the local retail trade Some creamery
lis offered ut 25I2sc per lb. Prime to choice dairy
is held up to 2l@2c for single tubs OF extra selec
ton, but selling generally at 17@l9c per lb. In
ferior lots hard to sell at l2@l4c for medium and
Stq9c for common per ID.
CHEESE-The demand is light and market
quiet and steady at 1OGllc per Id Tor prime to
choice factory.
COFFEE-Has moderate demand, being chiefly
for consumption, but it remains steady. Wequote
as follows Common Rio at i56l16c, fair to good at
7@l9c, prime at 2o@2o12c, and choice ut 81 1a@22c
per h. and Java selling at 24@27c per ID.
GOALS dull but steady and prices nom
inaly unchanged. 1t is offered afoat at
51ac for Ohio River. 6]4c for Ashland, and
712c for Ioughiogheny per bu. Delivered to con-
lie for Hooking Valley and Muskingun, 10@l1c
for kanawha and loushiogheny, and 16@17 for
camel per bu.
CoKE-Has only light local demand but
steady. We quote Sc for crushed, 7c for city man
and &c for gas-house per bu, at yards,
and &c more to consumers delivered.
EGGS-Have very moderate demand, chiefly
for the local constructive market which is fully
supplied, and free offerings at S(9S12c per dozen
for fresh.
FRUITS-stocks of green apples now quite mod
crate, and limited demand and steady ut sos 20
for choice and So 5O@4 50 for good to prime per bu
in store None quoted on arrival. Oranges steady
and demand fair at so96 per box and Sl1@l3 per
case. Lemons are selling at S4 50Ge5 per box and
quiet. Dried apples dull at S@4c, peaches held ut
HAY-ls without much demand except locally,
with liberal offerings but the market is steady.
ceiling at S9910 per ton Tor prime to
choice on arrival, in bales Lower gra les held at
S76gS per tOn
HEMP-Rough Kentucky has limited demand
and the receipts also, with duh market at 500
per ton on arrival, Dressed will bring 798c per lb
in store, as to quality, with limited demand.
and prices nominally unchanged, with liberal re-
ceipts Bran is offered at Sl3,. shipstuffs at 81,
middlings quoted at Sl69ls per ton, on arrival in
store 81 more asked.
M0LASSES = The market remains quiet and
steady at about previous prices New Orleans is
quoted for good to prime at 37@45c and choice at
iSc per gallon. Refined syrups held at 506175c, as
10 quality, per gallon.
OlLS-Linseed is without special animation, and
obbing lots quoted 59t960c per gallon. Fair de- |
nand for refined petroleum at 1l@1215c per gallon
as to fire test. Extra lard oil has moderate sale
at 626e4e per gallon.
P0TATOES-Haye fair retail trading demand |
but beyond this there is scarcely anything doing
The market Is fully supplied, and steady at 25@35c
per bu in store. Some new potatoes are now on
the market at $4095 per brl.
POULTRY:-The market is steady with large re-
ceipts and only moderate demand, and no mate
rial change. We quote chickens ut 81 1902 so per
dozen, and turkeys at &c per lb for live. No other
kind quoted.
SALT-Market steady and quiet for domestic,
md there fs an ample supply of Ohio River and