The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
MATT MARKET.
CIECINNATI, Dec. 1S-2 z. NJ.

usually quiet this past week. Only moderate
sales and mostly for local consumption. Prices
have been rather easy, but with no material
demand Fancy brands are held at S6a7 per
brl, according to quality or reputation. Fam
lily selling at IS 6Ja5 ~, extra IS 2ja5 49, super
at 81 2ja4 6O ana low grades S. 4Oa3 80 per Ur.
Rye -four dull at 50 50a3 ~ per srl, the outside
prices for choice Northwestern. Spring wheat
flour ranges s. 2Oaj 70, the latter On'y for IA
vOrte brands of choice Minnesota. Buck
wheat flour held at s. 75a6 80 per brl, as to
qualify.
tORN-The market has been fairly active
and the receipts have been large closing
rather easy, with moderate demand. Mixed
is quoted 37a39o for ear on TRACK, according to
quality or location, and 39a4Oc for shelled, the
latter figure for No. in elevator. White corn
is quoted la2C above mixed, but not much Of
ferinE.
WllEAT-Demand light and not much Of
fercd. Market quiet at 81 23al Is for goJd to
choice white. and 81 2ial rs for choice amper,
per bu. Red quoted 81 lOa1 70 for fair to prime,
and about 2a3C more for choice, per Du.
MESS PORk-Ihere is very little doing but
the market is held steady at $ll SjAl2 per brl
for city, spot
LAhD-There is rather a dull market and
easy Prime steam IN moderate demand an d
offered at 7SOa7S5c per ID. Guy kettle quoted
S1.aSAC and country DO at SIC per ID.
OALS-Ihe market rules steady, but the
demand Is almost nominal beyond moderate
sales for local consumption. Receipts heavy
oats at z9a32c per Du. and Of mixed at 2Ta32c.
RYk-Ihere is very little coming IN to-day,
and the market is firm though with small de-
mand We quote good to prime lots selling
by sample at 6Ia6SG per bu on track. No. IN
elevator held at 64a66c per bu.
BARLEY is not IN any great demand, but
the market Is steady, anu receipts rather
heavy to-day. Fa'l barley is dull, and about
nominal al 45a55C per Du, aS to quality. Spring
Is in moderate request and quoted 5Oa6Oc tCr
" esteJn, and GjalOc for good 10 prime North
ern per bu.
MEATS-Are dull and about nominal Green
meats quoted 4a4hc for shoulders, 66a56OC
for clear rib. and bxc for clear sides and 6ha
TIC as TO average for hams, per lb. Dry salt
ed shoulders quoted 4Ga4HC, and clear ri b
SIDES at 80 acc for Il to rs days in salt, loose,
and packed at haAc more.
BACON-Nothlng Of any consequence doing
and market steady. Shoulders quoted 6hc,
clear rib sides at 7Iasc, and clear sides held
at SMaSAc per Ib all packed. Sugar-cured
hams jobbng at lhal2hc, as to average, can
vased and packed.
COTTuN-The market rules quiet. There
was some little decline in prices, especially on
medium grades during the week, but it clos es
steady. The Stock on hand in this market is
estimated at 6,456 bales. The sales to-day at
the Cotton Exchange were ITO bales Receipts
to-day 1851 Dalrs and shipments 2,154 bales.
The Official prices are as follows: Ordinary
CSC, good ordinary lUc, low mlddlng lO1S G, mid
ding lUAc, good mlddtlng 1lHc, mIuulIng
far l2c, taIr lH&c per ID.
WHlohY has been steady all the week,
with fair demand, closing at 81 U5 per gallon,
with sales on change 10 day OF l4O brls.
ASllES-Are in light demand but steady,
and quoted 4i<a5c for potash, and 5aa6C for
pearl per ID.
BARK-supply ample with moderate de-
mand, and market quiet at $9a9 50 per cord for
prime chestnut oak.
BAGGING-The demand is light and market
uuieU and weak. We quote flax pagpnp. 2-lb
lie, 2H lib Ikc, and 2h-lull%c per ward.
BAGS-Mouerate demand ana merket
steady, with no change, we ouote cotton
seamless 2Ua25c, gunnles I4al C, and bnrIans
l2al3c,
ANS-Continue quiet and steady with
moderate demand, and freely offered al 81 g0a
? uer Du for cnojce uayys, 81 7Oal so for good ia
nrime on arrival and iOal5c more in st6ra
REESW WAA-Ample receipts and demapd
mo IeraGe. ana selling at 25c per 10 for nrIme
vfIlnw
IRAN &c.-Moderate demand for hmm wifi,
anna ofnrings at SI2 50a13 ner ION Shin
stm rrs held At sT3ni4 and mirdIInas sIf,50 np,
t,,T, oil in hulk' m arrival S@'''N FNA
WRooN GuRS Cnntinnas s+eod, on,, o,,io+
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80 bar e,,nIa asnacia1iI 90 t t Su uppiy 10
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