The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


FLOUR-Market quiet and held steady Family
quoted at s. 25695 so for ordinary brands, and
ranging up to Sc SO for fancy. Extra at "a 65@
80, superine at 50 7O@4 low grades at g 65@3 10
per brl. Rye flour at S. 40@3 so and spring wheat
Hour at "a 9O@5 25 per bsl as to quality,
OATS-The demand merely local and light and
prices nominally unchanged. Good to
prime mixed quoted 2st929c per bu. Choice White
ut 32c and prime at 30g3lc per bu. Inferior grades
are merely nominal.
WHEAf-Is quiet and steady. Receipts moder-
ate but ample Choice white quoted 81 1891 20,
and good to prime at 81 l5@l II t0r prime to
choice, and 81 12a1 Is for fair to good lots
RYE-Market quiet and steady We quote
choice sample at 59(960c, and good to prime at 500
cper bu on arrival. No. is quoted at 6lS62c
II >BHARLEY-Market quiet and steady, Spring
is quoted 4S@5Oc for prime sample, and choice
held higher, but inferior is dull and nominal.
Fall quoted at 43c for good to choice.
CORN-The demand is fair and market steady
Ear is quoted 39115 5@40c per bu for mixed on track
shelled at 41c in elevator, White quoted 42c Tor
ear on arrival, but is dull.
BULK MEATS-The demand is moderate but
the market steady We quote shoulders 33sc, clear
rib sides AZ held shade higher, and clear sides
nominal at 510c per lb for loose meats. Held
about Ac more for packed.
BACON-Very little doing and market easy:
Shoulders quoted 414c clear rib at 511a@55sc, and
clear sides at 5.s5@59O per lb, packed. Sugar
cured hams at 7G9c perlb, and range as to aver
IN MESS FORKS quiet and easy to buy at 50 IS
per bril- and not much doing at the inside
LARD-The demand is fair and market easy.
Current make quoted 6.9O@7c per ID. Prime win,
ter steam held at 7Ac city kettle 7A@oc, and
COTfON-Is quiet and steady and no change
in prices We quote as follows: Ordinary, 75sc;
good ordinary 83sc, low middling 9asc, middlng
| iOIsc, good middhng lOssc, middling fair ll1sc,
fair i2tsc per Id. Sales, 207 bales. Stock, S,2l9
WHISKY-Steady and quiet, with moderate de.
mand at 81 03 per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is only moderate, and
4 the market steady, with full though not large
supply We quote choice nayys S1S5gl 30, good
to prime white or medium 81 40gl IS, and com
mon S1l@1 25 per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are large OF az grades
but there is fair demand only for the higher
qualities, which are wanted for the consumptive
trade. Lower grades are dull, the offerings being
in excess of the sales The market is steady, witt
| finest will bring 2@25c, but prime to choice gen
| orally sells at 1S92lc per lb, medium at 1asl5c
and common down to st9iOc per H.
CHEESE Has quiet and steady market and il
freely offered ut 10@l1c for prime to choice new
/ Old held at 1aal2tac per h.
1 COFFEE-The market is quiet and steady will
moderate demand and ample supply. Rio il
quoted is1916c for common, l7@lS for medium
lSl53201Sc for good to prime, ana 2!i922c per II
for choice. Java is quoted 25927c per 10.
| COAI-Demand light and prices nolninally un
changed We quote as follows Ioughiogheny
716c; Ashland, &c, and Ohio River SIC per bl
a1ioat; and Sc for Ohio River, 10c for Ashland
lO@llc for Kanawha, Hooking Valley and Mus
kingum, lie for Youghiogheny and 16@1Sc TO
lannel per bu delivered to consumers
| COKE-Marxet dull and prices nominally I'm
changed We quote &c for gas-house &c for cit!
made, and Sc for crushed per bu, at yards, and q
more TO consumers delivered.
J EGGS-Have moderate demand and stead.
market, with ample supply OF fresh Offering at 81
19c per dozen.
FRUITS-Green apples have moderate demand
and the supply is limited and market steady a
"A SOFAS perbrl for good To choice. Oranges in fai
reauest and rather scarce at $12@13 per case and
LAS per box Lemons quoted at $4@4 so per box
and moderate demand. Dried apples in good sup
lpfv but not much demand at 3141414c per h. am
dried peaches quoted at 4@411ac for halves and 81
a3s4e for quarters, per Id.
HAY-The market is quiet and steady with am
ple offerings and fair consumptye demand. Prim
70 choice Timothy will bring 80 5O@10 so per ton il
bales on arrival Inferior dull and held at $@S >
per ton, as to condition and quality.
HEMP-Continues dull for rough Kentucky
with light receipts and held at 290@95 per ton o.
arrival. Dressed jobbing at 7149S14c per lh. as
quality, in store
MILL .EEED-Ls in abundant supply of a
kinds, and there is but moderate demand. W
quote bran at GA. shipstuffs at $l5@l5 5o. an