The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-30
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


WlIEAT-The market is dull and prices are
nearly nominal with a lower tendency, Some
prime amber sold last evening at the landing al
81 05 per bushel White is quoted 81 07(9l OS, and
red at 81 0O@l 03 for choice. Prime white
nominaIly at 81 OS. and red at 81 per bu.
C0RN-Market quiet but steady today with
ample but moderate receipts. Sales Of mixed ear
on o. & M. track at Acc per bu. Mixed shelled is
quoted 3S0e39c on arrival, and No. at 4094lC per
bu in elevator.
FLOUR-The demand continues steady for the
local consumptivc 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 flour sells at S5@96 %
for ordinary grades, but fancy brands range up as
high as $6 50. Extra is offered at 81 4094 70 per
brl. Supertine at 50 S591 l5 per brl. Low grades
dull at 81 75Gg3 10 per brl. Spring wheat -four
is quoted at 81 o595 20 for ordinary, and held al
Sj 3595 SO for higher grades OF Minnesota. Rye
-four is quiet and steady at 50 O093 10 for prime to
choice Northwestern and SiGI3 20 for inferior per
brl.
OATs-Continue inactive with a large supply
and the market easy. Mixed quoted 2602Sc, and
white 28W30c 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 56(J57c per bu on arrival and the
latter figure for No. . in elevator at 5Sc per bu
BACON-Was duh and with but little on the
market, it remains steady. Shoulders quoted
4l4@4.30c, clear rib sides at 514@S5sc, and clear
sides at 5.5iGl5. zoe per ID, packed. Sugar-cured
hams 7@Sc for ordinary up to 9Ec for choice.
MESS PORK-Demand moderate. Market firm
at S. 50@S 70 for city, spot. Round lots at IS %
per bril-
LARD-The demand is firm and market steady
Current make is quoted 6.66c, but offering at a
shade less for round lots No winter steam selling
City kettle at 73s9Sc. Country ut 754@71ac per h.
BULK MEATs-The market rules steady and
quiet We quote shoulders at 354c, clear rib at
sides at 4I2Gg455cc, and clear sides at ft4Gl4 SIC
per h. ali loose, and 14c more for packed
WlIISkY-ls selling at 81 03 per gallon and
moderate demand.
COTTON-The market is firm Ordinary &c
higher. We quote: Ordinary SIC, GOOD ordl-
nary J5Hc low middling lUsc, middIlng lOlac,
good mIadling ll54c, mlddling fair llt4, and lair
121Yc per lb Sales l26 bales. Stock, G. ll9 bales.
BEANS-The demand is light and the market
steady at 81 4O@l 60 per bu for prime to choice,
and $l@l 70 tor common to good, and supply am
BUTTER-The receipts are heavy and there is
no increase in the sales. The supply is in excess
of the demand, with an accumulation of stocks
especially of the lower grades Choice dairy is
selling at l2@l3c, prime lO9llc per ID, and fancy
selections by The single package held ut 14@15c,
creamery 19@21c per ID. Medium grades 6@7c,
and common 36g4c per h.
CHEESE-HaS a very moderate demand, and
with large offerings the market is weak with prime
to choice factory offering at 71@9Sc per ID.
COFFEE-Has u quiet market with moderate
demand and steady at previous prices. We quote
Java N@l27c per Id, RIO at l69l7 for common, IS
@19h for fair 10G191%c for good, 2Ol2O1Sc for
COAL-The demand is light and steady market,
with good supply. Delivered to consumers at &c
for Ohio River 10c for Ashland, 10@1lc for Mus
kingum and Hooking Valley, and 10@1lc for Kan
awha and Youghiogheny, per bu. The rates ahoat
are: Youghiogheny 71a@T34c, Ashland, 6g61lc
and Ohio River at SIC per bu
COKE-The demand is light but with no change
in prices We quote &c for gas-house, 7c for city
manufactured and SC for crushed at yards De-
livered ut &c above these figures.
EGGS-The demand is only moderate, and the
market is firm under limited receipts. Fresh ar
rivals sell at 9@10c per dozen.
FRUITS-Nothing doing in green apples and
not quotable. Lemons are selling at S6O97 90 per
box, and have good demand. Oranges in limited
supply and demand only moderate at Sl0@l2 per
case and IS 5096 80 per box. Dried apples dull at
3@ie, peaches at 39312c for quarters and 4@412c
for halves per ID.
HAY-The demand is fair but mostly for the
best qualities for the local retail market Prices
steady and no quotable change. Selling at S9@l0
per ton for prime to choice timothy on arrival.
Medium grades quoted $S9S 80 and common at 81
az 80 per ton.
HEMP-Selling slowly for rough Kentucky at
S85 00@90 90 per ton on arrival, but with light re-
ceipts and held steady We quote single dressed
hemp in store at 654@7H, and double at 7249Sc
perlb.
MILL FEED-The demand is moderate for bran
and market steady at 81 50Gl2 per ton Shipstuffs
dull at $12 j0@13. Middlings quiet and moderate
offerings at $15@20 per ton.
MOLASSES-The market is moderate but steady
and prices are without quotable change. Selling
for New Orleans at 3St949c for good to choice,
SOC for inferior, and refined syrups held at 40@75e
per gallon.
OILS-Tard oil is in moderate request and
quoted 5SG60c per gallon. Linseed Quiet and easy