The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-10
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINGIN-
MATT MARKET.
CINCINNATI, April 1921

FLOUR-The market was quiet and steady
this week, but 1t closes firm at hIgher prices
and there is fair demand to-day at che au-
vance. Fancy is quoted 81 B0aS ~ per brl, &C.
cording to quality or reputation Of brand.
Families sold to-day at 81 3Sa
7 50 per brl. Extra is quoted
So 75a7 90, and sales at So s5.. Super1ne il
quoted S. S6aB 70, and sales at the latter figure
to-day. Low grades sold up TO IS 80 per brl
and offering down to rs. Spring wheat Ii
selling at STAT IS per brl, and rye -four is worth
81 40a4 65 perbrl.
CORN-The market closes firm with light
offerings, and there is mOderaee demand to-
day. Ear sold at 44c per bu on track at 0.
NJ. Depot, and offered at 42c at the landing
Shelled is held at 45a46c per bu.
OATS The market closes firm to-day. with
moderate offerings and fair local demand
Mixed are quoted 35a39c for good to prime, and
white 3Sa4lC for good to choice, per bu; inferi.
or mixed are offered at 30a32c per bu.
BARLEY The market has been quiet, with
limited demand, and closes steady. Fall Is
quoted 65aS0c for good to choice per bu
w estern spring is Offering at 4Oa55c for good
to prime, per bu. Good to choice Canada il
RYE-The market has been quiet and steady
The demand is moderate a6 70a73c per bu fol
good to prime sample on track, and held at 74s
15c for choice. No. 2 in elevator is quoted 7JC
per bu, and about lc more asked.
WHEAT-The market has been strong the
past week and higher. 1t closes firm but rather
excited. White is quoted 81 60al 10 for fair tC
prime and 81 75a1 rs for choice per bu. Red il
quoted 81 G5a1 " for prime to choice, and 81 81
Al 60 for fair to good. Inferior grades are nom
inal.
BACON-The market is steady and quiet al
SIC for shoulders, SIC for clear rib siues, and
SIC for clear sides per lb, packed. Sugar
cured hams in fair jObbing demand at l05sa
Ike per Id. canvased and packed.
BULK MEATS-There is a steady market
but not much doing. Shoulders offered ut skc
and quiet. Clear rib sides in moderate de-
mand and quoted 7ha7Xc per Id. Clear sides
held at ~ a7Ic per lib, all loose
MESS PoNk-eontinues quiet and steady.
Quoted $l4 15al5 per brl for city, anu very little
demand.
LARD-The market is quiet and rather easy
at 9%a9hc per lb for prime steam, and held at
the latter price, City kettle is held at l0alOzc,
and country is quoted 92ia9Xc per lb.
COTTOk-The market has been quiet all the
week and closes steady to-day at previous
prices. The following are the official quota :
tions: Ordinary 9%c, good ordifaEy 1910, low
middling lOHc, mlddling llXc, good mlddlIAR
1i%c, mjddilng fair 12c, fair I3c perlb.
WHISKY-Is quiet and steady, and selling
at 81 VA per gallon. with moderate demand.
ALCOHOL Continues steady and quiet,
with moderate demand for SS per cent at 81 OF
az 08 per gallon.
crate demand at sc per lp, and pearlasn dull at
&c per ID.
BARK-There Is quiet and easy market,
with liberal offerings, and prime chestnut oak
Is quoted $lSal9 per cord afoat.
BAGGING-Demand moderate and no espe-
cial change, and fax bagging is quoted 12c for
2-lb, R1c for 2x-lb and l21ac for 21s- lib per
yard.
BAGS-The demand is only moderate, and
chiefly for burlaps, with no change in prices.
We quote 1s1sa1s1Gc for 4-bu burlaps, l4al5c
for 2-bu gunnies' ana 19a24c for 2-bu cotton
seamless sacks.
BEESWAX-Is worth 27c per lib for prime
yellow, with ample receipts and fair demand.
BEANS-Have been quiet and steady with
liberal offerings and no material change. Prime
to choice navies are quoted 81 Goal rs, anu me-
diums and white 81 40al 80 per bu. FAIR to
good lots are held at 81 IOa1 %, and common at
75ay0C per bu.
BROOM CORN - Is dull but prices are
steady. Liberal offerings az 2a4c for red brush,
4ka5c for green stalk braid, 5ka6c for green
hurl per Id.
BROoMS-Are steady but the demand is
limited. Prices unchanged. They are quoted
s4a5 per dozen for steamboat, So 75a3 10 for
Shaker, 81 26a2 90 for hurl, and 81 50a2 0U for
common.
BUTTER-There has been no material
change this week. The market ls quiet and
STEADY. There is fair consumptive demand
for the best grades, with moderate though am
pie receipts. The1ower grades are plenty and
dull Single packages OF extra selections on
arrival will bring 2sas5c per lb. but prime TO
CuOlC6 lOUS are SOuOfdlly btllluS db lod<UC per
lib. Inferior butter is about nominal at l4a16c
for fair to good. and 12al8c for common per lb.
CANDLES-Steady and quiet and un-
changed. Common tallow are worth il al21zc,
and star candles are quoted I5a15Hc per lb,
CHEESE-There is a fair consumptive de-
mand and offerings moderate at 151Sa16c per
ID for prime to choice factory.
CORDAGE-There is a moderate demand
and steady market at previous prices. We
quote Manila 14Xal5kc, Sisal 10al0%c, and
jute 9halOkc per Id.
COFFEE-Is steady and quiet with moderate
demand. Common Rio is quoted 1Shal9xc
medium 20a2lc, good to prime s2a23c, and choice
231sa24c per Id. Java is selling at 25a26c per
pound.
UOOPERSTUFF-The market is quiet but
steady and prices nominally unchanged. We
quote: Flour Darrel poles S5a7; t1ght-barrel
poles $9a12, hogsnead poles $l5a20, rough bar
rel slaves $l2ai5, dressed do Sl7al9, and hogs
head slaves s25a50 per l,0O0.
COOPERAGE-Ine demand is light. but
there is steady Market at previous prices.
We quote: PORK barrels, 75aS5c; pork
half barrels. 50a55c; lara tierces, slal 10;
slack hogsheads. 81 30al 10; nam tierces, 5Oa
u0c; iron-bound whisky barrels, 81 10ai 80;
fiour barrels. 2Oa2sc; and slack half-barrels.
81 75a3 per dozeh.
COTTON Arms The demand is only mod
erate with . general steady market and no