The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINcINEATI. May opp. NJ.
FL0UR-Is quiet and easy and prices unsettled.
Family quoted 81 90@6 25 as TO quality Extra
81 4U6gl 65. Superfine So S5@y4 l5 low grades
81 65g3 per br Spring wheat flour at VI Soc15 4o,
but held shade higher for favorite brands. Rye
quoted 50 2j@3 10 for prime TO choice, ana vs. OOg
10 for inferiorper brl
WIIEAT-The market is dull and prices are
nearly nominal with lower tendency. Some
prime amber sold last evening at the landing at
81 % per bushe White is quoted II 07W1 0S, and
red at 81 02691 OF for choice. Prime white
nomi nally at ol 0S, and red at II per bu.
0ATS-Continue inactive with large supply,
and the market easy. Mixed quoted 27@2Sc, and
white 29@30c for good to prime. Choice held
higher
RYE-The market is quiet; the receipts are lib
eral and demand moderate. Good to choice sam
pie quoted at 5j957c per bu on arrival, and the
latter figure for No. Gin elevator at 5Sc per bu.
CORN-.Markct quiet but steady to-day with
ample but moderate receipts Sales of mixed ear
on D. d Nj. track at 40c per bu. Mixed shelled is
quoted 3St4}9c on arrival, and No. at 4O94lc per
bu in elevator.
BARLEY-The demand is light and not enough
selling to.establish any prices.
MESS PORK-Dcmand moderate. Market firm
at IS % for city, spot Held l5@25c more for small
lots.
LARD-The demand is firm and market steady
Current make is quoted 62c, but Offering at
shade less for round lots. No winter steam selling
City kettle at re. Country at nc per lb.
BULK MEATS-The market rules steady and
RIB at41@c, and clear sides at 4Soc per lb, all
loose, and 1c more for packed
BACON-Was dull and with but little on the
market it remains steady. Shoulders quoted
at 5549560c per ID. packed. Sugarcured meats
quiet and steady at 999 &c per ID for hams, as TO
average. canvased and packed.
COITON-The market is firm. Prices un
changed. We quote: Ordinary SIC, good ordi
nary c6Ec, low middling 1896, mlddnng l01sc
good mIudimg 1l1ic, middling fair ll@4, and fair
l214c per ID.
WHlsKY-Has been steady and quiet market
BEANs-The demand is light and market nom
inally unchanged. Choice navys are quoted 81 60
al 70 in small jObbing lots, and inferior offered
down to 81 per bu.
| BUTTER-The market remains quiet, the re-
cepts not being SO heavy as heretofore but W III
no improvement in the demand A fair amount
of me best grades is taken for the local retail mar
ket, and packers are buying moderately of me-
dium qualities. We quote dary-madc at lO@l2c for
prime to choice, but selections by the single tub
will bring 2gc more: extra creamery sells at 2D6t
pc per III. Lower grades dun at 5@Sc per ID.
| CHEESE-ls selling slowly at 7lan1Sc per lb for
prime to choice factory, and the market is steady
with ample offerings.
COFFEE-HaS quiet market with moderate
demand and steady at previous prices. We quote
Java 2l6g2Ic per ID, Rio at l6Wl7 for common, Is
@l8L2 for fair, l0@1912c for good, 2O@2O1ac for
prime and 2l6922c for choice per ID
| COAL--Ihe demand is light and steady market
with good supply. Delivered to consumers ut 0C
for Ohio River l0c for Ashland, 1O@lc for Mus
kingum and Hooking Valley and lOgllc for Kan
awha and YoughiOgheny, per bu. The rates afloaI
are: Ioughiogheny 7%@7%Ic, Ashland, G9614c
and Ono River ut 512C per Du.
COKE-Market quiet with only light season.
able demand. GaShouse at &c, city manufactured
&c, and crushed Sc per Du, at yards, and &c more
delivered.
EGGS-The demand is fair and receipts only
moderate with firm market at 91a@l0c per dozen
for fresh.
FRUITs-Nothing doing in green apples and
not quotabe. Lemons are selling at S6G7 90 pei
box and have good demand Oranges in limited
supply and demand only moderate S10@12 pei
case and S. 50916 % per box. Dried apples dull al
39g4c, peaches at 34312c for quarters and 4@4l2C
| for halves per ID.
HAY-Is steady and local demand fair, the
market amply supplied. Prime TO choice timothy
sells at 5000 per ton, all in bales on arrival In
ferior grades neglected and held S7@8 per ton.
Dealers ask 81 above these figures for store lots.
HEMP-Selling slowly for rough Kentucky at
cepts and held steady. We quote single dressed
hemp i'll store at G14@7A, and double at 7s49SC
perlb.
MILL FEED-The market is quiet for all kinds
and easy under liberal offerings We quote bran
81 So shipstutfs at $12 50@13, and middIings at
$lj@20 per ton, on arrival. In store 81 more
asked.
MOLASSES-Th market is moderate but steady
and prices are without quotable change. Selling
for New Orleans at 3S94Sc for good TO choice,
SOC for INFERIOR and refined syrups held at 40g 75c
per gallon.
OlLS-Steady market for lard oil, with current
make freely offered at 60@62c per gallon. Linseed
moderately active at 57@5Sc per gallon. Refined
petroleum steady and demand fair at l0129l2c per
gallon.
POTATOES-The market is steady, and fair To-
cal demand, chiefly for new which sell at S2a3
per brl on arrival Old is neglected at 2j@35c per
bu in store.
! POULTRY-The market is dull for chickens,
the receipts being very large and in excess of the
demand Offered freely at S1(G2 per dozen, as TO
size and condition. No other poultry selling.
| SALT-The market is quiet ana steady for do
meStc, with ample supply, and Kanawha and
Ohio River is quoted 75@Soc per brl OF bushels,
and Sl@1 % per brl of bushels. Foreign held
At 81 1O0l is per sack for Liverpool and SO
935c per bu for Turks Island.
! SEED-Mnrket quiet and steady We quote
common millet 6597OC, and Hungarian grass at
65@70c per bu. Flax sells at 81 1OGl1 20 per bu,
and demand Gir. No clover or timothy selling.
| SuGAR-The demand is fair, and tile market
rather weak but with no quotable change in
prices. We quote: New Orleans, 74@S4c, re-
fined yellow S}s@S34c, extraC SjB994c, A white
g54@974c granulated and powdered 1O4@lo4.
crushed 1926 per lb.
| TALLOW-Prime country is in ample supply,
and demand moderate at SIC per ID in packages
FLOUR-The demand continues steady for the
local conSllmptve market, but not much doing
beyond this. Prices have been weak correspond
ing to the decline in wheat, and have lower ten
dency at the close Family -four sells at $5t05 80
for ordinary grades but fancy brands range UP as
high as Sc so. Extra is offered at 81 5Oa4 Is per
dull at ~ 6593 10 per brl Spring wheat -four
is quoted ut S4 S5@5 70 for ordinary, and held at
s. 35@5 so for higher grades of Minnesota Rye
flour is quiet and steady at IS 35M3 50 for prime to
choice Northwestern and S3Gg3 20 for inferior, per
brl.