The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-16
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
-NATI MARKET.


WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
-NATI MARKET.
CISCINNATI, Jan. 1B-2P.
FL0UR-There has beeu a firm market all
the week, with fair consumptIve demand, and
prices have advanced 25slsOc per Drl. 1t
active. Fancy brands range,s7 5Oas Is per brl.
Family sold to-day at $7ai rs, and extra at
$6 50a6 rs. Superlne sold at IS 80, and low
grades are held "a 75a54O per brl. Spring wheat
Hour is worth 80 65a7 10, with sales Of choice
Minnesota at the outside figure. Rye flour
sold at 81 10 per brl. -Buckwheat 1our is worth
$8a8 ,25 for small lots Of choice.
.BAR14EY-Phe market has continued steady
all the past week, with little or no change
from preYious reports. The offerings and de-
mand both moderate. 1t closes quiet at Coca
81 ,for good to choice fall, and 65a6Jc for good
to choice Western spring, anu 50a60c for in
ferIor grades Of the latter.
.RYE-Has ruled firm all the week, but it is
still quiet. No. In elevator is held at SIC per
bu, and light offerings Good to prime on track
is quoted 77a80c per bu.
OApS-phere has been steady market this
week, though it remains quiet with fair de-
mand for local consumption only. Mixed are
worth 3Ia35c per bu for fair to prime. Inferior
are held at 25a2Sc per bu but dull. White are
bringing 5Aa38c per Du for good to prime, and
choice white are merely nominal.
WHEAF--T The market was firm this week,
and prices advanced 9a5c from previous quo
tatiOns. The demand is fair for best grades.
White is worth 81 45a1 s. for good to prime,
and 81 58al so for choice. Red is worth: 81 Asa
80 for prime to choice, and 81 35a1 ~ for infe-
rior per bu. Hill is worth nominally as much
as white, but none offering.
COkN--The market is steady and quiet.
Mixed ear is worth 44o per bu for prime on
track. No. mixed shelled is worth 45c per bn
IN elevator.
GNEEN MEATS Are quiet and steady
shoulders are quoted &c, rib sizes 8 kc per lb
Hams are worth 9alBkc perlb, according to
weight. ssssssk
DRY -sALTED MEATs-Fhe market h
steady and quiet; very little doing and mod
crate eoferIngs. Shoulders are quoted 6Xc,
and rib;sides8%c per lb, loose, for partly cured
meats, and Ha5ze more asked for fully cured.
Boxed meats arc about ~ higher than loose.
MESS POHk.-Thea market remained aqtiiet
all the week. and has been somewhat easier
towards the close. Prime city mess is worth
SIT so perbrl, though s5c more4s wanted.
LARD-There has been a quiet and easy
market this week, the demand and offerings
being both moderate. Prime steam lis a uoted
1OXallc per lb. Kettle leaf is held at 1kal9c
per lb, the latter ngure for small jobbin9 lots.
eBACON--Isquietand steady. Packed meats
are quoted nomlnally 10Mc for clear sides, eNa
100 for rib sides, and TXc for shoulders, per ID.
We quote sugar-cured hams lay al3c per Id for
fair to good averages, canvased and packed,
with only a moderate jobbing demand.
COTTON-The market was firm, with ad-
vance in prices about the middle of the week,
were 1855 bales. Stock, ,3S5 bales. Receipts,
6T bales, and shipments, 672 bales. The ofioial
Cotton Exchange 'diotdtlons are as follows:
ordinary 1Osc good ordinary 1iHc, low mid
ding 12c. mlddling l7kc 0, good middling l2Xc,
middling fair 13kc, fair lao per Ib.
WHISKY-rhe market was easy during the
week, with sales at $t05. but it closes steady
with moderate demand at 81 O6per gallon,