The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-26
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. SeEt. 27-2 p. NJ,
| FLOUR-There has been fair market the
past week, though the demand has been chiefly
for local consumption. Fancy grades are
ranging$j 75a6 Is per brl, and patent pro-
cess as nigh as IS per brl, Family flour is
quoted 20 loa5 10, extra, sells at $4 25a4 Is ac-
eording to quality and reputation of brand.
i Superfne is held at So 25a3 10, low grades arc
quoted S2 75a3 per Drl. Spring wheat flour
ranges 81 95a5 W, according to quality. Rye
flour is Wor ~ I5a4 20, and some choice Min
nesota is held at 81 4O per brl.
| OATS-Are IN fair local demand. Prime to
| choice white are worth 39a4 c, and good tu
prime mixed 35a37c, per bu. Inferior are of :
| ferred at 30a32c per bu.
| RYE-There is a moderate demand No. ia
| quoted 67a6Sc, in elevator. Prime sample is
quoted 64a65c per bu, on track. Inferior offered
| 5jaG0c per bu.
WHEAT-Market steady and quiet White
| is quot ID 81 l4al Is for prime to choice. and
some fancy lots held at 81 ~ per bu. Red IS
quoted 81 09al IL for prime to choice, and 95ca
II Oo for far to.good per bu Inferior grades
| are merely nominal.
offerings Good to prime fall i, quoted 95caS Us
| per bu, and spring 9Ja9 &c per Du.
| CORN-ls firm and In far demand No. 8
! shelled, in elevator, is quoted GOaj1c per bu,
and prime ear ON track sold to-day at Sue per
bu.
MESS PORK-There is a quiet market,
Prime city is quoted SIC 70 per brl. and about
| 25c more wanted for small jobbing lots
l.
steam is quoted l0%c and current make 1Oc,
and Nc more wanted for jobbng lots
| BULK MEAIS-The market continues quiet
and loose meats are held firm at 7a7Ac for
shoulders, SSa04c for clear rib, and 9La9!5c
for clear sides per Id.
BALON-Is quiet and firm at 1O%a1Okc for
clear sides, 9Ac for clear rib, and per ID, all
packed sugar cured hams are quoted l5a
l5Hc per Id canvased and packed.
LUIIUN-MarKet quiet and easy with de-
cline Of no on medium and higher grades. We,
quote: Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary, y&c;
low mlddllnR, 10Ae; miudllng, l0Xc; gOod
mlddlmg, Ike; middling fair, l2c; faIr. l3c
WlIISKY-Market quiet and steady at 81 90
per gallon, and sales to-day of 100 brls.
ALCOHOL-There is 1irm market, with
some advance in price, and we quote 81 16a2 lS
per gallon for 80 per cent. above proof. n
SHES-There Is a dull market at previous
prices. We quote potash 4Hc per lb, and pearl
|7kc per lb
ceipts, and the market is firm, prime chestnut
oak selling at s17 so per cord,
BAGGING-There is q good demand for flax
bagging with q steady market, and it is quoted
l2al2hc for lb, and 12Kal3c for AZ ib per
yard.
BAGS-Market quiet ana prices steady. We
quote gunny bags, bu, l4al5c; burlaps, 2 bu,
13al4c: cotton seamless sacks sell at 20a24c.
BEANS-The market is quiet and steady.
Good mediums bring 75aSOc, and prime to
choice white 90ca$l per bu.
ESWAX-There is a fair demand, and
prime samples will bring 27a2oc per lb.
BROOM CORN-The market is steady but
there is not much demand. No change in
prices. We quote choice green hurl 7aSc, green
stalk braid 6a6hc, and red brush ranges 2a5c
per lb, according to quality.
BROOMS-There is moderate demand and |
the market remains STEADY with no change In
prices. Common are worth 81 50a2 hurl So 75a
8, Shaker $SaS 25, and steamboat s4a5 per |
dozen.
BUTTER-The market has been firm during |
the past week, and prices have advanced 10
some extent, especially for the higher grades, |