The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-03
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN
NATI MARKET.

Il Il. M.
| FLOUR-The market has ruled firm during
| the week, closing quiet anp rather easy.
| Fancy quoted SO 3jal0 per br, as to quality.
| Family selling to-day at S9a9 10. Extra quoted
SSaS 40 Supel fine 81 50a7. Low g AIDES rang
| ing $4a4 % per Drl. Rye flour quiet at 81 5Oa
4 Is, and some very choice brands held at
more. Spring wheat flour selling at IS 25aS 65
per brl.
OATS-Market quiet and steady. Offerings
| light. Mixed are quoted 36a4Oc, and white Ala
| 43c per bu for good to prime. some choice white
| held la2c more.
BAKLEY-Nothing doing and quotations
nominal.
RYE-The demand is lignt, but not much on
the market Good to prime sample on arrival
quoted 65a6Ic per bu. No. 2 in elev ator Offer
ing at B3a69c per bu.
WHEAT-lhe market has been steady and
quiet Very little doing at the close and light
offerings. Red quoted 81 75al 81 pei bu for
far to prime. Whlte merely nominal at 81 ~
az per bu.
CORN-Market quiet Mixed ear sold at SOC
per bu at Landing, and held la2c more on
track. Shelled in elevator quoted 52a53c per
Du and light demand.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and
steady at $l8 81 per brl for prime city, and
not much offering ut that figure.
LARD-Market continues quiet Prime
steam is quoted nominally SIC per lb Cur
rent make Offering at SIC per 10 anu about
Hc less bid. City kettle jobbing at 1OatpAc
per ID.
BULK MEATS-Demand moderate and
market STEADY. Shoulders quoted DC, clear
RIB sides &c, and clear sides 74a7Ic per ID, all
loose.
BACON-Steady and quiet at 5Xc for snoul-
ders, 7Mc Ior clear RIB sides, and held at s nc
for clear sizes per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured
| hams quoted 91aallc per Id, as to average
UOTrUN-Ihe market is quiet to-day, and
steady at previous prices. We quote Ordinary
| lOhc, good ordinary lie, low mludlIng llhc.
| mludlmg llAc, good middhng l2c, middilng
fair l2Ic, far 1895 per lb stock estimated
at 90 5 ualeS.
WHIsKY-Market quiet and steady, with
moderate sales to day at 81 OS.
ALCOHOL-Was in moderate demand and
steady, closing at SO l4a2 16 per gallon, for IS
| per cent. above proof.
| ASHES-have been quiet with very light
demand for either potash or pearl and quoted
Sc for the former, anu "a a7e for the latter, pei
lD.
BAGs-Are selling slowly. but the market
was steady all the week. with no special vari
| alton in prices They are quoted 13al4c for
| 4-bu burlaDs, l4al5c for 2-pu gunnies, and
| Is x a23 &c for bu seamless cotton sacks.
| BAGGlNG-Has also been slow OF sale and
| held steady and moderate offerings Of fax al
l24c for 2-lb, 13c for 2h lb, and 13Ac for III
per yard In jobDing lots.
| BRAN, Etc-Ihere was only moderate
demand for bran though held firm under limit
ed offerings the first Of the week, but it closes
,luiet and easy at $l3al4 g. per ton, in bulk
with offerings at $l4a15 per ton. Middllngs
steady and fairly active at $l7a22 per ton, as
| to quality, on arrival Lots in store held
| about 81 above these prices.
BEASS-Tne market has been steady, with
light supply, especially OF the better qualities,
| and with u tri1lng demand and nominaly un :
changed pricas. Jobbng lots in store are
quoted $2 8Ua2 80 for best navies, 50 10a2 4l iol
prime to choice white. 81 60al 56 for lair tc
| good and down to 90caSl for common per bu
BARk-The demand was only moderate
with ample receipts, and we quote $lai2 pei
cord for prime chestnut oak afoat.
| BEESW AX-lhe market continues steady
| the demand being about equal to the receipts
| and lots uf prime on arrival selling at 27c pei
| pound.
| steady. We quote 2a3c for common red orusn
| sa4c for red stalk braid, and 4Ha6c for hurl
| per Id.
BROOMS-Are in moderate demand, and the
market closing steady at 81 50a2 per dozen fol
| common, 81 2oa2 so for hurl, 2 75a3 for Shaker,
and $4a5 ior steamboat per dozen.
| BUITER-Ihe receipts during the week
| have not been large, but amply sufficient for
all the requirements Of the trade. The de-
mand for shipping and for packing was light
and local retailers took only the usual amount
needed for daily consumption. and the finest
| grades alone being required for this purpose
Selections Of creamery sell at 2Ua22g per Id, and
| prime to choice daiNy at l5a16c for estern
Reserve anu l3a14c for Central and Southern
Ohio, these figures being obtained chiefly foi
/ single packages. Fair to good lots Offering al
1O,l l2c, and common butter is about nominal u,
| 8a9c per lb.