The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. April IL P. N

FLOUR--Fair consumptiye demand and market
steady. We quote family at % 25@6 90, as to quail
ity or reput 'tiOn of brand. Extra ut 81 6O95 %.
superiine at So 65@i Low grades at 81 75@S 20 per
bril- Rye flour az So 1908 40, and spring wheat
flour at 81 S5m5 So according to quality per brl.
EARLEY-The demand is light and steady mar
ket; Spring is quoted 45@52e ior good To choice.
Fall held 43@i5c for choice and 35942 per bu for
fair to prime
RYEIThe demand is only moderate. Receipts
ample, but not -arge and market steady. Good to
prime sample quoted 5S@60c, and choice at 6lG
62c per bu on arrival. No. held at &c in ele-
vator.
OATs-Demand light, but steady. Receipts
ample, and quoted 3O931c for prime mixed, and
fered at 2S@29c per bu.
WHEAT-The market is firm with moderate de-
mand but the shipments to-day exceed the re-
ceipts and there is not much offered Choice
white is quoted 81 23@l "a, and good to prime at
81 1891 81 per bu. Choice amber at 81 22@1 %
per bu. Red quoted 81 1891 Is for good to
choice, but held 1@2c higher.
CORN-The market Is steady. Demand fair
and offerings moderate Mixed shelled is quoted
42@i3c per bu in elevator, and held at the latter.
Ear quoted 40@42c per bu, as to location and
quality on arrival White ear quoted 4ac on track
MESS PORk-The market is quiet and steady.
City mess is quoted $40 per brl, cash, for prime.
LARD-The demand is fair and the market
steady. Prime current make is quoted .20C
per h. kettle leaf SC for city, and 7c for country
per lb.
BULK MEATS-The demand is moderate and
and market steady and quiet We quote shoulders
3.65@3.70 clear rib at 5.05@5 10, and clear sides
at 514@5.35e per lb, all loose, and Nc higher
packed
BACON-yery little doing but steady market
Shoulders are quoted at 4.40@412e per ID. Clear
rib sides at 56005 65 and clear siles at 5S5g5 soc
per h. packed. Sugarcured meats held at 71ag
SIC per ID, according to average and brand.
COrTON-Market quiet and prices easy. We
quote the following: Ordinary PC, good ordin-
a $3.50 1oIU tniddliuu Q3Lp pi11linp 1ClLo pno1
middhng l0ssc, middhng fair n1sc. fair l21sc per
pound.
WHIsKY-The demand is fair and market firm
with an advance OF lc and selling to-day 81 o. pei
gallon
BEANS-Are in moderate demand and ample
supply at 81 S5@1 80 for choice navys, 81 609l 7G
for prime mediums and 81 25@1 40 for inferior.
BUTTER-The demand is fair, but mostly fol
the best grades for local retail USE The receipts
are liberal, especially of the lower grades which
| are not wanted to any extent We quote prime to
choice at 22@25c per lb and running up to 27@28c
for extra selections generally by the single pack
age. Medium grades held at 14@l6c, and common
at 10@12c per ID.
CHEESE-Remains quiet and steady, with am.
pie supply, and prime to choice quoted at 2@l3c
per lb for old.
| COFFEE-Market steady and demand moderate
without material change Rio is quoted at 1910
l615c for common 17@1Sc for fair, 1S1a@e201ac fol
good to prime, and 2lg22c for choice per ID. Java
quoted at 25927c per ID.
COAL-The market is quiet and prices steady
and without change We quote stocks ahoat at
551ae for Ohio River, 612c for Ashland. and 71ac
delivered as follows: Ohio River at &c, Ashland
| at l0e, 1Ot4lle for Kanawha and Muskingum and
Hooking Valley, lie for Youghiogheny, and log
1Sc for Camel, per bu.
steady Gashouse at &C. city anufactured at &c,
and crushed at &c per bu, at yards. Delivered to
consumers at &c more per bu.
EGGS-The demand is only moderate and SUD
REy EoE resE lpsEe and freely offered at 9S' per dozen
FRUITS-Green apples in moderate supply and
quiet, and selling at $3 5094 SO for fair to good
and s5@5 50 for prime to choice per brL Lemons
firm and rather scarce, and quoted S4 504e5 81
per box. Oranges are in moderate demand and
steady at $10@gl2 per case and $596 per box Dried
| apples i'll moderate demand at 3191414c per lb
peaches at 4t@41ac for halves and 3A@354c fol
quarters per Id.
HAY-Steady market and quiet, with good sup
ply and demand moderate. We quote prime to
choice timothy So 50@95O per ton. Inferior hay
dull at $7(9S per ton on arrival In store dealers
ask 50 more per ton.
HEMP-Only a moderate demand for rough
Kentucky, but with light receipts 1t is quoted
$90@95 per ton on arrival. Dressed is in fair job
bing demand and steady. Selling at 712dS19c per
- MILL FEED-Bran is steady and quiet and
selling at S14 SO per ton. Shipstutfs dull and
offered at Sl5@l6 per ton. Middlings have mod
crate demand only, but steady at $l6@2O per ton,
on arrival.
MOLASSES-The market is steady and quiet,
with ample supply. New Orleans is selling at 55@
42e per gallon for good to choice. Refined syrups
are dull at 45@Soc per gallon as to quality.
OTLS-Quiet and steady market Linseed is
quoted 59@60c per gallon Refined petroleum
ll@l3c per galon, as to fire test Extra lard oil IS
@67c per gallon.
POTATOEs-The supply is large, but not much
demand except to meet the wants of the local
market Good to choice are 33tD40e per Du for or
dinary stock but extra seed varieties are held up
to SOC per bu.
POU1TRY-The market is quiet and steady,
with liberal offerings. Live chickens sell at $40
IS per dozen, ducks at $2@2 so per dozen, and
turkeys at 7c perlb. No dressed Offering.
SALT-Domestic is in moderate demand, and
liberal offerings at 81 1591 20 per brl OF bu and
S5G90c per brl of bu for Ohio River and Kanawha
Turk s Island is dull at 340e35c per bu, and Liver
pool coarse at 81 10(91 15per sack.
SEED-Clover is in moderate demand and job
bing sales at 714@Fs4c per lb, in store, and
bu and quiet. Flax seed selling readily at 81 25
per bu.
SUGAR-Steady and quiet market with mod
crate demand. Refined yellow quoted at 6114I854c,
extra "C'' at 9@914c, "a" white at 93s@95sc,
granulated and crushed at 10l4@1012c, cut loaf
at 1Oc per h. New Orleans at 7GSc for raw per lb.
TALLOW-Is in fair request for country, which
sells at 7971sc per lb, for packed, and ample
offerings.