The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-20
CINCINNATI DAHLY MARK ET.

CINCINNATI. May 2O-2 P. NJ
! FLOUR-The market remains steady, with mod
crate sales family at SIS 595 50for ordinary brands
and S. 75M6 SO for fancy Extra at 81 65G4 90
superine at So s5@4 20, low grades s. 1903 IS pei
bril- Rye flour will bring So so for choice North
western. and offered down to So for inferior grades
Spring wheat flour quoted at S. 0o@5 Co. as to quail
| lty.
OATS--The demand continues light with little il
any change and ample receipts. Mixed at 29c fol-
prime, and inferior at 25az7c per bu. Choice
wlltG at BE. Good to prime at 29@30c per bu.
RIEr-Ihe demand is only moderate but steady,
u ID ample but not large receipts. Prime to choice
nple, on arrival, quoted 60@61c per bu, and III
| i ,riOr 556f5Sc, as to quality.
BULK MEATs-Are in fur demand and the
m .rket remains steady. Wequote shoulders at 80
a 55c, clear rib at 4.55@4 60c and clear sides at IA
| @ l.S5c per h., all loose.
MESS PORK-Has qsiet and easy market at
S 5o@S z5 per brl for city mess, spot, and higher
| ii cures asked for small jobbing lots.
| BACON-IS dull and market steady. Shoulders
quoted 4,l0@415c, clear rib sides at 5200l5Lc and
clear sides at sc per lb, all packed SUgar-cuted
shoulders at 42@i54c and hams at T112@9c, as to
average or brand per lb.
| CORN-rhe receipts are liberal and etquiet
and easy; Mixeu ear is quoted 4l@42c per bu on
track. Sheled at i2t@45c in elevator for NoS2 and
100 tlc for prime sample on track
| IARD-Market weak and only fair iobbing
demand. Current make steam quoted 1T 6.551
$500 and prime winter at 634l6.S0 per ID. City
kettle dull at 75Bg re and country do at 71gg71c
per lb.
WHEAT-The market is quiet and firm, with
more liberal receipts White is quoted 81 19ll 2l
for good to prime and 81 % for choice, but held
shade higher. Red at 81 1901 IA for fair to good,
81 l6@l II for prime, and held 2M3c more for
choice Choice amber at 81 210e1 % per bu.
COTTON--Market quiet and steady at Saturday IS
prices Sales 10 bales reported at the Cotton Ex-
change, with the following official quotations:
l0c, middling 1910, good middling 11Ac, mid
ding fair l1I4c, fair 12Lc per b.
| WHlSK1-Is in fair demand. Selling on
change to-day at 81 03 per gallon,
BEANS-The market continues dull and liberal
supply, Best navy sell slowly at 81 6ota TO- prime
white at 81 40@l 40, and inferior at Il 0@1 20 per
bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are still large and the
market is fully supplied with all grades. The de-
mand is amost entirely for local consumption and
only the finest qualities wanted. Prices remain
steady, with no material change, Extra creamery
is quoted 2O921c per Id. Prime to choice dairy at
129l5c per h. the latter for selections Medium
held at 9@lOc and common at 7C9Sc per lb, and
down to 4(g5c.
CHEESE-Moderate demand and ample receipts,
and prime to choice sells at S12@9c per lb.
COFFEE-Fairly active and steady and stock
ample with little or no change. Java is selling at
25@27e per lb. Rio is quoted 15@17c for inferior,
l7H@1Sc for medium, lS12@19c for good 2O@2O1a &c
for prime, and 2i(a22c for choice per lb
COAL-The market is dull and prices nominally
without change We quote Youghogheny 71ac,
Ashland 6@6hc, and Ohio River 51Sc per bu afioat,
and selling to consumers, delivered, as follows
&c for Ohio River Zoe for Ashland 106e1lc for Mus
kingum, Hooking Valley and kanaWha, and lie
for Youghiogheny, per bu
COKE-Moderate demand and steady and nom
inally unchanged. Held at Sc for crushed, &c for
city manufactured and &c for gas-house per bu at
yards and 20 more delivered to consumers
EGGS-The demand is light with large receipts,
but witha steady market, and selling at 91ac per
dozen for fresh. :
FRU1TS--Only a moderate demand for green
apples, and notmanY on the market and offering