The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 49, P. NJ.


FLOUR-The market has been fairly active
the past week and nrm. 1t is quiet anu steady
to-day. Fancy brands are quoted So 50a7 so,
family is worth ~ i5a6 IS, extra. sells at s5 70a
u, superine s. lOa5 81, low grades are he'd at
$4a4 10. Spring wheat -four is quoted SIS S5a
u 30. Rye flour is held at 81 35a4 20, and buck
wheat flour is worth S1a7 70, according TO
quality, per brl,
UURN-Ihe market has been rather active
for ear this week, and firm. 1t is steady to-
day and quiet at 44a45c per bu for prime mixed
ear on track, and held mostly aJ the inslue
figure. Shelled is quiet at 46a47c per bu.
RYE-Is quiet to-day ami steady at SIC per
bu for No. 2 in elevator. Good TO prlme on
track is quoted 77aS0C per bu.
MHEAT-rhe market has been steady all
the week with moderate offerings anu fair
milling demand. Good to prime white is
worth 81 35al 45, and choice 81 4Sal 81 per bu.
Hill is helu at ABOUT the same as white put is
scarce, aud would bring la2c less. Good to
choice red is Quoteu 81 2Sal Az per bu, and
medium quality offered at 81 2Oa1 D per bu.
OArS-Ihe offerings are lIghl, aud the mar
ket closes firm aU 3Oa34c for mixed, and Ta37c
for good to prime white per bu.
BARLEY-There is not much demand but
the market is steady throughout the week.
Fall is worth 95c$l % for prime to choice and
S5a9Jc for fair to good. Western spring il
quoted 56aIOe for gooa to prime, and 3Oa4Oc for
common per bu.
MESS PORK-There has been a tirmer feel
ing this week and the market closes steauy,
though quiet at $l6 50 per brl.
LARD-Has been firm aud is steady to-day,
with moderate demand, AMI prime steam is
quoted lOAalU2sc per lb. Small lots are held
aJ l05ac per lb Kettle Is dull and held at w
al lc per lib.
GREEN. MEATS-Not much doing to-day.
shoulders are quoted 5.o5a5.95c, and rib sides
7.S5a79jc perlb. Hams are quoted 9alQc per lb,
accJrding to average
DRY SALT MEATS-There is a quiet and
steady market at 6a6Hc for shoulders, saSHc
for clear rib sides, anu 81 a83<c for clear sides,
and moderate demand at the inside iguIe, ali
loose and 10 to 20 uays in salt.
BACON-Ehere is not much on the marke' !,
and quoted nOmlnally l05 for clear sides. 81
w for RIB sides, anu yac for shoulders per lD.
packed. Sugar-cured hams are jobblng at Is
aldo per lib.
CUrrON-The market has been quiet all the
past week. " closes steady, with no material
change in prices. The sales to-day were 20O
bales. Stock in this market 12,476 bales. Re-
,eipis 1905 bales, and shipments 664 bales.
The following arc the Cotton Exchange official
Quotations: Ordinary exc, 6 od ordinary l02lc,
low adding llnallAc, middling uhaa11ss G,
( Oh midtlng l2c, mlddling fair 21ac, fair
l3kc per lb
" HlSKY-The market has been moderately
,,er galloI 1t closes steady to-day, with salts
Of 3Gi brls at 81 W per gallon.
ALCOHOL-IIas been steady all the week,
and cloe es Iirm at - IA per gallon for 8, per
|,cent abovI proof, add uenand fair.
|. ASIE Eo-G0ntlnuc quiet and steady, with
peariash quo.ed 71sa7hc, and potash 41ac per
:iO.
BAGGING-T is fair demand and the
lrices remain steady for fax Odgging. and we
quote 2-lD flax ll1sc, %H-iD liasall%c, aud 2A-
- iTal2c per yard, IN rounu tots,
BAKk-lhe offerings are still light, and
shere is o firm market with trdemand at So
Der cord for prime chestnut oak afoat.
BAGS-The demand is noierate, out steady,
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