The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-17
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Octohar17=a p M

ClNothNATI, october 17--2 z. M,
FLOUR-The market is quiet and steady
with no material change during the past week.
We quote fancy brands $6a7, family IS 4Oa5 75,
| extra $i 9Oa5 2j, superhne s4a4 50, low grades
$Sa3 50 per brl. Spring wheat -four is quoted
a5 25aG 10, according to quality and reputation
OF brand. Rye -four Is worth s. s5a4 IS per
brl, the latter figure for choice Northwestern,
NHEAT--The market is steady but quiet,
| Good to choice white is worth 81 lja1 25 per bu,
Prime to choice red ia quoted IL 15al Is per bu,
anu fair to good lots held at 81 O5al u per bu,
BARLEY-There is quiet and steady mar
ket and generally light offerings. Spring is
quoted SOa9Oc for good to prime, and inferior
down to 45a5Oc per bu. Fall is worth 81 lOa
Is for prime to choice, and $lal O5 for good
grades.
CORN-Ts quiet and steady Mixed Is quoted
47a4Sc for prime ear on track, and No. 3 shell ed
in elevator held at 4Sc per bu.
OATS--Moderate consumptive demand and
steady. Mixed are worth 3Sa36c, and white 35
a3Sc tor good to prime per bu. Inferior are
quoted 99a30c per bu. Choice white are held at
4Ue per bu.
RYE-ls quiet and steady No. 2 in elevator
is held at 65c per bu, and good to prime on
track quoted 63a65c per bu. inferior and re-
jected are quoted 55a60c per bu and dull
MESS PORk--Market quiet, and prime city
is quoted SIT per brl, and SIT 70 is asked for
jobbing lots.
LARD-lhere is a very moderate demand,
and current make is quoted 9Eal0c, and prime
steam held at 10alUHc per lb. City kettle is
quoted lO%al1c per Id.
BULK MBATS-1he market remains quiet
and steady. Shoulders are quoted &c, clear
RIB sides SJSas1sc, and clear sides 5000 per Id.
BACON-There is steady market and mod
crate demand. Shoulders are quoted 7xc. clear
rib sides 91ha9Hc, and clear sides held at lOc
per ID, all packed. Sugar-cured hams are
quoted l5al 6c per lib, eanvased and packed.
COTTON The marRet has been quiet. with
no material change the past week. The fol-
lowing are the closing official rates: Ordinary,
Sse; good ordinary, s1Sc; low mlddling, lOXc:
mlddllnR, lQHc; good mfddlInS, 10Nc; mid
ding far, llA<c; far. l2c per lb.
WHISKT-Moderate demand to-day and
steady, and 178 brls sold at 81 ~ per gallon.
ALCOHoL-Remalns steady with fair de-
mand at 80 1sa9 70 per gallon for IS per cent.
above proof
AsH'Es-The demand is light but there is a
steady market and we quote potash 4hc, and
pearlash INC per ID.
BARK-Is scarce and firm with a good de-
mand for prime chestnut oak at Sl9a20 per cord,
afioat.
BAGS-There is q moderate demand. with
no material change in prices. Burlaps, bu,
are quoted l3al4c; gunny bags bu, i4a15c,
and cotton seamless sacks, 2 bu, 2Oa25c.
BAGGING-There is a fair demand and the
continues firm. We quote: Flax 12A |
al26c for 2lb; 121Eal2,sc for * Id. and l2%a
1890 for "a lb per yard, in jobblng lots.
BEANS-The demand is only moderate, with |
a steady market and ample offerings at 81 lOa
15c per bu for choice'navys, aad 06a9j per bu. |
for medium on arrival.
BROOM CORN-There is a quiet and easv
market, and prices are weaker. Red brush is |
worth 4a5c; green stalk braid 5a511c, and choice
green hurl 6a615c per lb.
BEESW A4-Thsre is steady market at &c
per lb for prime yellow.
BRo0Ms-Ths market is quiet, with no ma
serlal change in prices. Common are quoted
81 b0a2 90, hurl 81 76a3 90, Shaker seas so, and
steamboat s4a5 per dozen.
BUTTER-The market has been more than
usually quiet and depressed the past week,
The receipts have been excessive, especially
,f tile lower grades, which are dull, with an
accumulation of stocks There is only fair
ocal demand for best table butter. Prime to
choice dairy is quoted 22as3c for Western Re-