The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-09
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nav o. 2. N

OlNClNNAll May ~ T. M
FLOUR-The demand is purely local and the
market continues steady. Selling for family brands
at s. 1905 30 Tor ordinary and S5 50Y6 % forfancy
Extra is rather scarce at 81 5094 75 and some
brands held at more. Superfne is quiet and of
fered at s. 6593 80 per brl Low grades dull and
held at 81 1898 10 per brl, as to quality. Rye
flour sells at S3 so for choice Northwestern, but
inferior brands can be had down to $3 per brl
dinary, but held at s. 3595 81 for the higher
grades per brl
the market is firm with fair demand. Mixed ear
on track selling at 43c per bu. Shelled is quoted
42c for prime sample on track, and held 1@2c
above this for lots i'll elevator. White corn is
quoted about 1c more than mixed, but not much
offered
receipts We quote good to prime white at 81 1S@
90 and choice ut l(92c more. Red at 81 17@l Is
for choice and 81 1891 Ii for good to prime. Prime
to choice amber at 81 2O91 y per bu.
OATS-The demand is light, being mostly con-
sumptive, and the receipts are ample but not
large Good to prime sample lots selling on track
at 2S129c per bu for mixed and 30@3lc for white.
Choice white is scarce and held at 32c. Inferior
qualities are merely nominal.
RYE-The demand is only moderate, and re-
cepts liberal, but market held steady. Good to
prime sample is quoted 57@5Sc per bu. Choice
at 60c on track. Held 1A2c more in elevator
BARLEY-But little Offering, and hardly any
wanted, and no reliable quotations.
LARD-The demand is fair for steam, with lib
eral offerings, and the market has rather weaker
tendency. Currentmalle steam quoted G,S0@6.S5
per lb and held at the latter. Prime winter held
at 7c per lb. Kettle leaf is quoted 724971sc for
city brands and offered at 71c for jobbing lots of
country per h.
MESS PORK-Has very little demand, and the
tone of the market is easy, but without any espa-
cial change, and quoted for prime city brands ~
per brl, though held l5@25c more for jobbing lots
but bids for round lots at shade below this fig
ure.
BULK MEATs-The market is quiet and firm,
with moderate offerings. Shoulders are quoted
360@365c clear rib sides at 4:75@+.s9c and clear
sides are held at sc per ID, all Loose.
BACON-Market inactive but prices are steady.
Clear rib sides quoted 565 clear sides 5.40c, and
shoulders at l1a(g414c per ID, nll packed. Sugar
cured hams at 7@9c, according To quality.
| COTTON-Market steady and prices unchanged.
Sales 81 bales. Stock 6219 bales. The following
are the quotations: Ordinary 72sc, good ordinary
SIC, low middling 9ssc middling 10Rc good
middling lOssc, middling fair n1sc. fair l2hac
WHIsKY-Has good demand and q steady
market, with sales to-day on Change at 81 O3 per
BEANS-The market remains dull, without any
material change Supply ample, and we quote
navys at 81 85g1 80, prime white 81 65@l 70, and
inferior u 25@l 40 per bu..
| BUTTER-The market is quiet and heavy,
prices having a downward tendency. The re-
ceipts are large, and there is merely moderate
local demand for the best grades Creamery is
selling at 2OG2lc per Id. Dairy-made is quoted
l4@l6e per l63, and selections will hardly, bring
over lie per lb. Lower grades are dull and NOM
| inal at 7@l0c, as TO quality.
CHEESE-The demand is only moderate, and
the market is steady, with ample receipts Prime
to choice factory sells at s1a@9c per lb.
COFFEE-The demand is not large, but the
market remains firm at about previous prices. We
quote common Rio 15@17c, fair 1711a@lsc good
lSl9l912c, prime 2Og2O1ac, and choice 21@22c
per 1b. Java at 24927c perlb, as to quality.
COAL-Selling slowly to meet the light con-
sumptive demand. Quoted at TIC for Ioughio-
gheny, &C for Ashland aud 51ac for Ohio River