The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI May 1--2 P. NJ.
FLOUR-The demand is fair and market rather
easy. Family quoted S. 10g5 30 for ordinary
brands ranging up to SO 80 for fancy. Extra offer
ing moderately Mt "a 60Yi 80, superhne at $3 cog
S5, and low grades at y @ 75g3 10 per pr Spring
Minnesota. Rye -four dull at s. 2593 50 for good
to choice Northwestern.
CORN-The market is rather easy to-day, but
with no material change. Mixed ear sold at 42c
though generally held at 43e per bu. shelled
quoted 41@e42c per bu on arrival. White shelled
in elevotbr at 44c per bu.
OATS-Very little doing beyond small con-
sumptive demand. Mixed will bring 27GD29c per
bu for fair to prime. Prime to choice white at 30
oslo per bu on arrival.
RYE-The demand is moderate, market steady
and quiet Good to prime sample quoted 5S@6Oc
per bu on arrival, choice held at 61W62c per bu
Lots in elevator held ia2c more
WHEAT-The demand is very moderate and
notmuch on the market White is quoted 81 17@
prime to choice Red is quoted 81 16@l ls for
prime TO choice, and 81 12a1 IA for fair to good
Choice amber is held at II 20@1 q per bu.
BARLEY-Merely nominal at about 40@45c per
bu for fall, and very little coming in.
BULK MEATS-The demand is fair and the
market easy. Sales As 600 lbs Shoulders to-day at
312c delivered Monday. Clear rib sides quoted
i65@4 zoe, and clear sides at 4.90@5c per lb, all
loose. Packed at about &c more
BACON-Remains dull and market easy Shout
ders quoted 41sc clear rib sides .45c and clear
sides at 5.6595 20 per lb, all packed. Sugarcured
hrms at 7CgS15c, as to average Shoulders 474C9
41ac. Breakfast bacon at 61a@71ac per lb
NESS P0RK-Continucs inactive and the mar
ket is easy generally quoted at 50 per brl for city
packed, but round lots bid at 25c less, and holders
want 50 25 for small jobbing lots.
LARD-The market is steady and quiet. Cur
rent make has jobbing demand at 65l@6.S0c per
lb. Prime winter steam held at 7c City kettle
leaf quoted T4e, and country do at 7149E5c
COTTON-The market is quiet, steady and un-
changed. Sales 1856 bales Stock 7,20o bales. The
following are the Cotton Exchange quotations:
ding g%sc, mlddling 101sc, good middling 1U3sc,
mlddling fair llLc, fair l21sc per lb.
WHISKY-Is weak to-day and 1c lower, with
moderate sales on Change at 81 Oh per gallon.
BEANS-The market remains dull, with hardly
any demand, and quoted nominally at 81 S5@l &C
for best navys 81 60gl 70 for prime white or medi
ums, and 81 25G1 40 for inferior, per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are large and the market
is fully supplied, with no increase in the sales.
The finer qualities are in fair demand, but moth
ing below prime is wanted. We quote prime to
choice dary-made 16@lSc per ID, and 2@3c more
can be had for extra selections; and creamery will
sell at 25M26c per lb Inferior grades dull and
nominal at S(gl2c per lb, as to quality.
CHEESE-Quiet market but steady, and liberal
offerings OF prime to choice factory at sg1Oc
per lb.
COFFEE-Demand moderate but market steady
and liberal supply with little if any change. Rio
selling common at 16G9i7c, medium at 17@1SLc,
good at 19G20c prime at21Y2lc, and choice ut
2lh122c per lb. Java is quoted 25(927c per lb.
CUAL-MOderate local demand, and selling to
consumers delivered at 10M11c for Youghiogheny
and Kanawha, 10@l1c for Muskingum and Hook
ing Valley 10c for Ashland, and Sc for Ohio
River per bu. Offerings ailoat at SIC for Ohio
River, 6@61ac for Ashland, and 714c ior Youghio-
gheny per bu.
COKE-The demand is light, but market steady
We quote gas-hUuse &c, city manufactured 7c, and
crushed Sc per bu, at yards About &c more per bu
delivered to consumers,
EGGS-The receipts are liberal with moderate
demand but the market is steady and fresh arriy-
ais sell at 9G9L2c per dozen.
FRUTrS-Green apples have a moderate de-
mand with light though ample offering at 81 500
8 so per brl. Oranges are in moderate demand
at 95M6 per box and $l2@l3 per case. Lemons
q ics and steady at $5(15 50 per box. Dried
pca.4es are quoted 4@419c for halves and 3@315c
for quarters, and apples at 3694c per h.
HAI-The demand is fair and the market is
steady, with good supply. Selling at S9@l0 per
ton, on arrival for prime to choice timothy and
held at 81 50@S SO for inferior per ton.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky continues dull, but
very little offering and held steady at $S5@90 per
ton on arrival. Fair iobbing demand for dressed
in store at 714mS14C Perlb.
MILL FEED-Demand moderate for all kinds,
but steady. Market nominally unchanged. We
quote bran at S12@l2 90 Shipstufs at '$13914 and
middlings at Sl6@2O per ton on arrival and $5
MOLASSES-Market steady but only moder-
ate consumptive demand. New Orleans is quoted
43@g4Sc for prime to choice, and 35@40c for fair
to coed, per gallon. Refined syrups are held at
50675c per ergallon, but dull.
OILS-Moderate demand and steady with lin
seed quoted at 59@60c per gallon. Refined petro-
leum has a fair demand and sells at 1012912c per
gallon. Extra lard oil is quiet and steadily held
at 63t064c per gallon.
POTATOES-Old are in large supply, but dull,
and held 2O930c per bu in store, as to quality. New
potatoes selling at S4@4 so per bril- with moderate
receipts.
POULTRY-The market is quiet and steady,
with n fair demand only for live chickens, and
selling at 50 5093 per dozen. Live turkeys nomi-
mai at 7@Sc per lb.
SALT-Moderate demand and market steady.
Ohio River and Kanawha sells at 81 15@1 20 per
brl of bushels. Coarse Liverpool in light de
mand and held at 81 1061 Is per sack. Turks
Island dull at 33@35c per bu.
SEED-Moderate demand and quiet market
German millet at 81 75611 80, and Hungarian grass
at S5@G0c per bu. Flax seed selling at 81 20@1 q
per bu. Clover and timothy merely nominal.
SUGAR-Is firm, but with quiet market. Re
fined yellow Sis@s34c, extra 9(9914c, A white ~
1934c, granulatedand powdered l0@1014c crushed
lO1c, cut loaf 1O1S@1o34c per lb, and New Orleans
7@Sc per lb for raw. 9
TALLOW-Is selling at 7tg715c per lb for country
rendered packed and moderate demand