The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-05
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
MATT MARKET.
CINCINNATI, June 5-2 P. NJ.

CINCINNATI, June 5-2 P. NJ.
FLOUR-The demand has been moderate
and the market rather easy, closing To-day
with fair consumptive demand. Fancy is.
tation OF brand. Family sold at S. 25as 49,
Extra is quoted ST 65a7 80, and
sales at the latter figure; superfne Sc 40a6 80,
and low grades 81 50a5 so per bri. Rye -four is
quoted 81 50a5 25, and sold at the outside figure
for choice Northwestern; spring sold at IS 25a
S 60 per brL
OATS-There is nothing doing except mod
crate local demand. Offerings rather light
Mixed are quoted 39a42c for fair to prime per
pu White 43a46c per bu for good to choice.
WHEAT--The market has been steady this
week, but closes easy to-day and rather II
regular. Red is quoted 81 55a1 65, and white
81 Goal IS per bushel for fair to prime, but held
generally at Base more. Strictly choice lots
are scarce and about nominal.
CORN-Is quiet, but neld steady, and the
offerings are generally moderate. Mixed ear
is quoted 45a48c per bu for prime on track.
Shelled on arrival is held at 46a47c per bu.
BARLEY-The market has continued dul.
and nominal. There is not enough doing to
establish quotations.
RYE-The market is very quiet, with lin
tied offerings and light demand. Held at 7Sa
soc for No.. in elevator. Sample ON arrival
Offering at 75a71c per bu for good to prime.
MESS PORK-ls quiet and easy with mod
crate offerings. Quoted $l4a14 rs per. brl and
very little doing at the inside figure.
LARD-Market quiet and easy. Current
make is quoted Szta9c per lb, and prime steam
94a9xc per 10, and the latter price asked.
City kettle is quoted 1OAalOKc per lb and
dull.
BACON-The market Is quiet and easy.
| Shoulders are quoted 55s a64c per 10, clear rll
sides TX a7ac, and clear sioes e1saHc per Id, all
packed. sugar cured hams jobbing at 9xa
| i0hc per lb, canvased and packed, but some
choice averages held higher.
| BULK MEATS-There is a moderate de-
49, bat f,, thaf hnIl
ders are quoted 4ka4xc, clear rib SIDES 6Ta7c
and clear sides held at 7kc per lb, all loose.
| COTTON-The market has been rather hrn
| this week, and closes steady to-day. Stock
estimated II, ,664 bales. Tne following are th'
ofjcial quotations: Ordinary 9hc, good ordin
ary 10c, low middllng lOzc. mlddllng l0Tc, gooe
middllng 1l3Sc, middling fair Hhc, far ls%'
per lb.
| with moderate demand az IL w per gallon, bu
| selling later at 81 W.
ALCOHoL-The demand was only moderat
but it is steady. We quote ~ 12as ID per gallon
| for 9S per cent above proof.
ASHES-The demand was fair for potash q
SIC per ID, but pearlash is dull and held at "
a7e per 10.
BARK-There is quiet market, the receipt
being heavy and the demand moderate at St8
ID per cord ufoat.
H. BAGs-The demand has been moderate, witt
a steady and quiet market, and no materia
changei in prices. Cotton seamless are QuoJe'
ls;.a23kc, 2-uu gunnIes l4al5c, ana 4-bu bur
laps 13al4c.
BAGGING-The market remains quiet bu
held nrm for fax bagging at the following
rates: 12Ac for 2-lb, l21ac- for ~ lib, and 12x
for 24-lb, per yard.
BEESW AX-PrIme yellow is selling at 26i
27c per lb, with ample receipts and deman
fair.
the offerings are not large and the market
| steady at previous prices. Best navIes ar