The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-18
CINCINNATI Daily MARK EFT.

local trlp Reneftly IOf llc DeSt grades. FHmlly
is quoted S5(g5 30 for ordinary and s. 50l6 p for
fancy, as to reputation OF brand. Extra at 81 60
G94 ST. super at S3 653 90 low grades held ut Sc 80
Gg3 per brl. Spring wheat flour quoted 81 9Ja54
held higher. Rye dull at 50 1898 40 per brl
saBULK MEATS-Haye a small inquiry and the
market is easy. Wequote shoulders at 313c, clear
rib sides at @S490c, and clear sides n0nlinally
5 10c per ID, all loose; held &c more packed in
boxes. Sales at auction on Change to-day: 2200O
lbs of bulk shoulder at 340c - 900 lbs do at 3sc
and three lots of clear rib Sides agregating
/ lb ut 434c per ID, spot.
| OATS-Dull but steady with no material change.
| We quote mixed at 27g29c, and white at 3O@32c,
latter figure for choice per bu.
| WHEAT-The market is quiet and easy, with
large receipts. Prime to choice lots quoted 81 liza
% for white, and ST 14@l II for red, per G bG,
Good milling lots will bring 81 Is for white and
81 12(91 l3 for red Prime to choice amber, 81 17@
| Is per bu.
| CORN-Market firm and moderate demand with
very little in to-day. Mixed is quoted 42a43c for
ear track, and bids at the inside figure. shelled
quoted4l@ l@43c latter in elevator but at 44c for
No 2. White ear sold at 43c at landing.
| BARLEY-The demand is light and market dull
Prime to choice fall is quoted at 406s43c per bu
and fair to good at 3593Sc. Spring is nominal ut
4SGl 0G fOr prime to choice.
RYE-Has moderate demand and steady, with
| liberal offerings. Quoted in elevator at 61@62c
| for No. graded. On track at 5SG160c per bu for
| good to prime sample,
MESS PORK-The demand is light and market
easy. Clty ldchel Is quoted aL ~ )V19 10, and
bids at the inside for spot Futures dull and
nominal.
| LARD--The market rules quiet and there is but
q moderate demand for current make ut 6.S5@
steam is nominal. being generally held out of the
market Jobbing lots Of city kettle held at SC and
country do at 7asGG9711ae per h.
BAC0N-Very little demand and the market
dull and n0mlnaliy unchanged. Quoted 4lc for
shoulders, 5.60c for clear rib, and 5So615.S5 for
clear sides per ID, all packed. Sugar-cured hams
at 7@9c, and shoulders AT 44W5c per lb, canvased
and packed.
COTToN-Remains quiet and steady, and prices
nominally unchanged. Stock estimated at s 1862
bales. Official quotations us follows: Ordinary
73sc, good ordinary S3sc, low middling CSC, mid
ding loHe; good 1niddling 1926, nliddling fair
WHIsKY-0pened at 81 % with sales, but later
in the day an advance of 1c was established, and
closed at VI OF per gallon.
BEANS-Haye limited sale in jobbing lots
with ample receipts at 81 90G2 for navies 81 SOC
10 for good to prime and 81 0U@l 25 for inferior
per bu.
BuTTER-Is in ample supply of the finer grades
which have good local demand. The receipts of
inferior grades are large and generally exceed the
sales being dull and heavy Prices have de-
ciining tendency. Dairy made is quoted at 17a
1Sc for prime and 19@20c for choice, and extra Sc
lections in single packages held at 22a23c per h.
Medium offered at 13914c, and common hardly
sIlable at SGgl0c per lb.
CIIEESE-There is merely light consnmptive
uellfulu anu tfle market ls qillet Win prime 10
choice new faetory.a at lG@1lc per lb.
COFFEE-Has moderate demand, being chiefly
for c9nslnpt1on but it remains steady. Wequote
as follows Common Rio at i5(gl6c, fair to good at
lTG9l9e prime at 2Og2oLc, and choice at y
per Id, ana Java selling at 2l@21c per ID.
COAL-Sloderate seasonable demand and nom
inally unchanged. We quote delivered to con-
sumers at &c for Ohio River, 10c for Ashland, 100
lie for Muskingum and Hooking Valley, 10@11c
for Kanawha and Youghiogheny per bu; offerings
atioat at 71ac for Youghiogheny 6@6L2c for Ash
land, aud SIC for Ohio River per bu.
CoKE--llas only light local demand but
steady We quote Sc for crushed &c for city man.
ufaetured and &c for gas-house per bu, at yards,
and &c more to consumers delivered.
EGGS-HeaNy receipts and moderate local de-
mand only. Fresh arrivals quoted at SIC per
dozen.
FRUITS-The market is quiet and steady for ap-
pies, with moderate supply. Quoted at "a j06s5 80
per brl for good to choice. Lemons sell at $s5 so
per box for prime to choice. and light offerings.
Oranges are in fair demand and steady at $t2@13
per case, and S596 per box. Dried fruit duh. Ap-
pies ut 34c, peaches at 4@I434c for halves and 81
Ge3s4c for quarters, per Id.
HAI-ls without much demand except locally,
with liberal offerings, but the market is steady.
Timothy selling at $9@1O per ton for prime TO
choice on arrival, in bales Lower grades held at
S7Gs per ton.
HEMP-The market continues dull for rough
Kentucky, but the offerings light, and it is held
steadily at s90g95 per ton on arrival Dressed hemp