The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-02
CINCINNATI DAgEIY MARKET.

FLOUR-TTas the usual consumptive demand
with steady market. Family selling down to
s. 10 for ordinary and up to S6 SO for favoritc
brands of fancy grades. Extra is quoted VI G504 so,
supertne at S3 6O@3 IS, low grades ~ 75@3 ~ per
bril- Rye flour dull 81 25@3 so for Northwestern,
and So 1903 25 for common: Springwheat -four at
81 S5@5 SO per brl as to quality.
OATS-The demand only local and market dull.
Receipts ample and free offerings at 30W32e for
good to choice white and 2SGJ30c for mixed and
merely nominal for low grades
WHEAT-The market remains quiet and steady,
with 10 material change. White is quoted 81 %
al % for choice, 81 1901 20 for prime and 81 16
al Is for good lots. Prime to choice amber is
quoted 81 2eG41 % per bu. Red is held at 81 13
al IS for good TO choice, per bu.
BARLEY-The supply is light and hardly any
demand, and held nominally at 43@46c for prime
to choice fall per bl.
RYE-There is Il very moderate demand and no
material change. Sample on arrival quoted $50
61c per bu for good to choice. Held in elevator
about l612e,nore. - ....es. . .. ..---.s.}g..
CORN-Delnand fair and market steady, and lit
tie or no change. Mixed car sold at 42c, on track
Shcled quoted 4ic, on arrival and 43c in eievotor
White is quoted 44c for prime shcled, in elevator,
MESS PORK-The market remains quiet and
steady at S799 % per bTl for jobbng lots.
LARD--There is only a ,jobbing demand and
liberal offerings. Prime winter steam held at &c,
butabout nominal at this figure. Current make
will bring 6S0c per ID for spot. Kettle leaf at IA
(971sc for city, aud re for country per h.
BACON-Has very little sale and is nominally
rib sides quoted 549Gg512c, and clear sides $50
534c per Id, for packed. Sugar-eured hams at ia
Slac, shoulders at 4]49l26c, breakfast bacon at 10
+. 81 /BrLK liz MEATs-The demand is moderate and
market nominally unchanged Shoulders quoted
345@3l5c, but small lots heda shade higher. Clear
rib sides at 465@Is4c, and clear sides held at 4.95
VC0TToN-etea1y and quiet, with no change in
prices Stock 6,79l bales. The following are the
official quotations. Ordinary 754c, good ordinary
S3sc, low middling g1sc, middlng l01ac, good
mi1dling 1920, middling fair 1l1sc. fair 1214c
per lb.
WHIsKY-Is firm to-day and in fair demand,
and 100 brs sold on Change at 81 01, and 95 brs
ut 81 02 per gallon.
BEANs-fhe market is steady, but very quiet,
al 90 prime white II 65Gg1 TO- and common at
81 25 per bu in small jobbing lots.
BUfTER-The demand is only for the local con-
sumptive market, and for the finer quality. The
supply is ample and prices are steady. Lower
grades are neglected and dull Creamery will
bring 25(a26c per lb. Dary-lnade sells at 15@lSc
per lb for prime to CHOICE but extra selections are
in demand at 20@22e per lb. Medium lots held at
CHEESE-Eas moderate demand and ample
supply. Quoted at 9f99hc per lb for prime to
choice factory.
COFFEE-The market rules steady and prices
sustained with only Il fair consumptive demand.
We quote Rio as follows: Common 15t9l7c, fair to
good ut 1s920c, prime at 20l9@2ic, and choice
at q 1a2c per lb Java is selling ut 4927c per lb.
COAI-Moleratc local demand and selling to
consumers delivered at 10m11c for IoughiOgheny
and kanawha, 10@11c for Muskingum and Hook
ing Valley, 10c for Ashland, and &c for Ohio
River per bu. Offerings afloat at SIC for Ohio
River, 6@6}2c for Ashland, and TIC for Ioughio-
gheny per bu.
COkE-The demand is light but market steady.
We quote gas-house &c, city manufactured 7c, and
crushed SC per bu, at yards. About2c more per bu
delivered to consumers.
I,,Itv a limit tod hn u
tail trade and liberal receipts. We quote fresh
arrivals atB1a@9c per dozen, and some counted
out at 912c.
FRUITS-Green apples have moderate de-
mand with light though ample Offering at 81 509
so per bril- Oranges are in moderate demand
at S5@6 per box and Sl2@13 per case. Lemons
quiet and steady at $5Q95 SO per box. Dried
peaches are quoted 4@412c ior halves and S9S>2c
HAY-The market is without material change
and the offerings LIBERAL but only fair consump-
tive demand, chiefly for the best grades. Prime TO
choice timothy is quoted at $J10 per ton in bales,
good mixed, and 81 0097 50 for common per ton.
In store dealers ask about 81 more per ton.
HEMP..Has very little demand, and rough Ken
lucky is in limited supply at SS5ot9O per ton on
quiet and steady at 7@712c for single ana o9S14c
for double perlb.
MILL FEED-The demand is light with steady
market for bran at $l29l2 80 per ton. Shlpstufts
dull and held at $l3 O0(g14 90 per ton. Middlings
steady and quiet at $l6@2O per ton, all in bulk
on arrival, and 50 more in store.
MOLASSES-The demand is only moderate and
the supply ample, with steady market. We
quote New Orleans at 35@43c for fair to prime and
47@4Sc for choice per gallon Refined syrups at
50@S0c, as to quality.
0ILS-Linseed is quiet and demand moderate at
59960c per gallon. Extra lard oil is in light re-
quest and freely offered at 62@64c for current
make Refined petroleum steady, ana salable at
l01aQ1121ac per gallon.
POTATOES The market is more literally sup
piled with new potatoes which have fair de-
mand and selling at S. 50C94 per brl on arrival.
Old are plenty and dull at 2o@30c per bu in store.
POULTRY-Chickens are in fair request, but the
receipts are liberal and market easy, and selling at
81 5O@2 IS per dozen. Turkeys ale merely nomi-
nal.
SALT-Domestic is in good supply and moderate
demand at ST. 15(91 20 per brl OF bushels, and s.
99Oc per brl of bushels. Foreign is duh and
held at 33@35c per bu for Turks Island, and 81 10
@1 20 per sack for coarse Liverpool.
sEED-Moderate demand and quiet market.
German millet at 81 75@1 80, and Hungarian grass
at S5@9Oc per bu. Flax seed selling at 81 20@l 25
per bu. Clover and timothy merely nominal