The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI. April 6-2P. NJ.

| CINCINNATI. April 81 7. NJ.
FtoUR-Ihe market remains quiet and ample
offerings. We quote family at S. 35(g5 60 for ordi
nary. ranging up to Sc 65 for fancy Extra is held
at 81 75@5 10. Superfine quoted at SO 65g4 pei
brl. Low grades dull at 81 275@3 20 per brl Rye
-four quiet at SO 253 40 per bri for prime to choice
Spring wheat -four at 81 S5@5 Is for ordinary, and
IS 40@5 60 for choice brands.
WHEAT-Is quiet and rather easy. White is
quoted 81 1891 q for good to prime, and 81 % for
choice, but held higher. Prime to choice amber
held at 81 20@l % per bu. Red is quoted 81 Is for
choice, and 81 1491 16 for good to prime and
merely nominal for inferior.
CORN-There is little firmer feeling to-day,
the receipts being ample. Mixed ear sold at 42c
on track, but generally 4lcb Sheled is quoted
4o@4lc ON arrival, and held 42@43c in elevator per
bu. White corn is held a shade higher than
mixed, but little offered or wanted.
RYE-The market is qniet, and moderately act
i've Good to prime samplers quoted 59g6lc per
bu on arrival. Inferior grades dull and nominal.
BARLEY-The demand is moderate, but steady,
and ample receipts. Spring is quoted 45s5Oc, and
fall 4O@45c per bu for good to choice.
OATS-The demand is light and the market
easy with liberal offerings. We quote good to
prime sample at 29@3Oe for mixed, and s0@31c
MESS PORK-Has quiet market, and steady
at SO 75@lO per brl for prime city mess, and held
at the latter for small jobbing lots.
| LARD-The market is fairly active and steady
without material change. Current make is quoted
7@z05c per lb. City kettle leaf at 734gSc per lb.
Prime winter steam is merely nominal.
BULK MEATS-Moderate demand and steady.
Shoulders at 31263.G0, clear rib at 5@s5.05c, and
clear sides nominal at Ac per lb, all loose, and
nc more for packed
BACON-Quiet and steady and only moderate
movement. Clear sides at 554957sc, clear rib
sides at 51aGl54c and shoulders 435s4 45e per Id,
packed Sugar-cured hams at 712@9c and shoul-
deTs at 5t45Ac per lb canvased and packed
COTTON-1s steady and quiet at previous prices
Stock 1880 bales. Sales 13 bales, Quoted as
SIC, low middling g}sc, middling lO8c good
middling 1896 mddling fair l1Bc, fair T. &c per
WHIsKY-Demand fair and market firm and
selling on Change to-day at 81 04 per gallon.
BEANS-Are steady and quiet, with ample sup
ply. We quote navys at 81 S5tg1 9O prime white
at 81 65@l 70, and inferior 81 25@l 40 per bu in
BUTTER-The demand is almost entirely local,
and buyers for the retail trade want only the finest
qualities, which are in moderate supply Inferior
grades plenty and dull, there being very little
Prime to choice will bring 20(g22c per lb, and Sc
lections of extra sell at 25c per ID. Best lower
grades are hard TO sell at 10@i2c for common, and
14@l5c for medium per Id.
CHEESE-The market is steady, but quiet the
supply ample, and the demand fair at 12@13c for
prime to choice old stock.
CoFFEE-The demand is fair and the market
steady, without quotable change in prices Com
mon Rio is selling at 15@l6c, fair at lG1a@171ac
good to prime at 1SI@201ac, and choice at 2l@2c
per ID. Jeya is quoted at 25@27c per ID.
SOAl- hc iilAfhet s4ulct, anu prices uOIml-
ally unchanged Ohio River is quoted SIC, Ash
land &c, and Youghiogheny 7@7hc per bushel
af1oat Selling to CONSUMERS as follows: Ohio Riv-
er &c, Ashland l0c, Kanawha ana Muskingum 100
lie, Hooking Valley 109llcc, Youghiogheny lie
and camel 17@lSc per bu, delivered.
CoKE--Light demand, but the market is steady
and unchanged. Gashouse at &c, city manufac
tured 7c, crushed at &c per bu, at yards, and &c
more delivered to consumers
EGGs-The demand, is light and the market
well supplied, and fresh arrivals will bring 712@8c
per dozen. q
FRUiTS-Apples are in moderate supply and
steady but quiet and selling at So 50g4 SO for or
binary to good and $5s5 80 tor prime to choice.
Oranges sell at $5@6 per box, and $10@12 per case,
with fair demand and only moderate offerings.
Lemons are quoted $4@5 per box and stocks rather
light. Dried peaches are quoted Sl4@31ac for
Quarters and 4@41ac for halves. Dried apples, 81
94c per lb. .r.
HAY-The market is firm, though quiet, with
only a moderate consumptive demand and ample
supply, but not large. Prime to choice timothy
sells at 50 50@l0 so per ton, in bales on arrival In
ferior hay held at 81 5O@S so per ton. About 81
more asked in store.
HEMP-The market is quiet and steady and