The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, June 12-2 2. NJ.

FLU R-Ine mafket CLOSES nrm and with
an active local demand. Fancy is quoted $9a
9 Is per br, as to quality or reputation of
brand, and some patent process selling to day
at $lO so per brl. Family sold generally at SIS Gu
as 50 per brl, and some at rs 50 to arrive Extra
quoted 81 15aS 10. Super0ne selling at $6 75a7
Low grades sold at S. 10 to-day, and down to
~ per brl. Rye flour is quoted "a 50a5 70 per
brl. Spring wheat -four Is quoted So 50as s.
per brl.
CORN-The market was firm at the close of
the week, but it is somewhat easy to-day, with
more liberal but still moderate receipts. Mod
crate demand for mixed. and quoted 46a4Tc per
Du for ear on track, mostly at the latter fl .ure
and shelled Fa43c ON track and held at 4sa50c
in elevator
BARLEY--There is nothing of any conse =
quence doing, and quotations can not be given.
OAIS-Ther is hardly any demand beyond
what is needed for home consumption. Mixed
are quoted 37a40c for fair to prime. White, 40
a43c per bu for good to choice.
WHEAT-fhe market is firm with light
offerings and fair milling demand. White is
held 81 Sjal 95, and red 81 75a1 90 per bu for
good TO prime, and choice nomnally 3a5c
more, but little or none on the market.
RYE-The market continues quiet and offer
ings light. No. 2 in ciev ator held at 75a76c per
bu. Sample on track is quoted 72ai3c per bu
for prime.
ders quoted j1ac, clear rib sides 7Ha7%c. and
clear sldes 0asHc per ID, all packed. sugar
cured hams 9>aalOjac per lb, canvased and
packed.
BULK MEATs-Are steady but quiet.
and clear sides7hc perlb, all loose, and light
offerings at these figures
MESS PORK-Market quiet. Prime city
mess is quoted $l3 25a a3 80 per brl, but with
light yfferlngs and mostly held higher.
LARD-The market Is quiet and steady.
Prime steam is held at S7sagc per lb. Cur
rent make is quoted S%c per lb Kettle leaf
is quoted l0NalO1sc for joDbing lots Of prime
city.
COTToN-The market has been firm this
week, but quiet, and closes steady to -day with
an advance OF Nc on lower and medium
grades Stock estimated at 1923 bales. We
quote the following Official prices: Ordinary
S4c, good ordinary 10kc. low middllng lO5sc.
mIddlIng Ike, good mlddlIng 1lkC, middiIng
fair l21c, fair 1870 per pound.
WHlSkI-Has been steady all the week, but
closes frner to-day and 1c higher, with mod
crate demand, at 81 VI per gallon.
ALCOHOL-The market has been steady and
quiet, and os per cent. above proof is quoted
81 12a2 II per gallon.
ASHE5-There has been but little demand
for either pearl or potash, and the market re-
mains steady at 6Xa7e for the former and 5hc
for the latter per lb
the market continues quiet. We quote lsisaAc
for 81 seamless cotton sacks, l4al5c for 2-bu
gunnles, ana 13al4c for 4-bu burlaps.
BAGGING-The market rules steady, but
ing jobbing rates: 12xc for 2-lb fax, l3c for
~ lib, and 18Ac for ~ lib, per yard.
BARK-The receipts are liberal and the
market is quiet, the demand being moderate,
ana chestnut oak bark is quoted Sl3al4 per
cord, atioat, for prime.
BEASS-rhe offerings are rather light, more
especially Of the higher grades, which are in
moderate consumptive demand, and inferior
grades are dull. Market steady. Choice ma
vles are selling at 81 T5a3 per bu, prime to
cnoice white held at $2a2 25, fair to good 81 SO
al 75, and common down to 81 per bu, but small
jobbing lots in store are quoted l0al5c above
these figures.
BEEsW AX-The demand is only moderate.
but the offerings are not large, and the market
remains steady for prime yellow at 27c per 10.
BROOMS-There has been very moderate
demand this week and the market was rather
dull but prices remain steady and without
any especial change We quote $4a5 for steam
boat. 81 75a3 U0 for Shaker, 81 25a2 81 for hurl,
and 81 5Oa2 O0 for common, per dozen.
BROOM CORN-Continues quiet though
steady. The receipts are limited but only
1t is quoted 41aa6c for hurl, the latter for
choice green, 3taa4c for good to prime green
stalk braid, anu 9a3c for red Drush per ID.
BUTTER-There has been but little if any
change IN the market during this week. The
receipts on the whole were not large but still
in excess Of the demand, more especially as
regards the inferior grades for which there is
scarcely any sale, but with an accumulated
supply. A falr amount OF the finest qualities
is required for the local retail trade, with am
pie. though moderate offerings at 20a22c for
creamery per lb, mostly by the single pack
age; and prime to choice dairy selling at l4a
l5c Tor Western Reserve, and l2al3c for Cen
tral Ohio per lb. Packers take but a moder-
ate quantity Of medium grades at 9al0c and
common is held nominally at 7asc per lb
CANDLES-There was only moderate oe-
manu, and the market is quiet, but steady,
and we quote star candles 15al5hc, anu COM
mon taliow II al21ac per lb.
CHEEoE-The market has been steady,
though quiet. There was moderate consump-
tive demand, and prime to choice factory is
selling at l0il01sc per ID.
COOPERSTU FE-Tne receipts were pener-
ally light, with moderate demand.
Prices steady and unchanged. We quote flour
parreI poles soar, tlgnt-Darrel poles $9al2,
hogshead poles $l5a20, rough barrel slaves
$l6al7, dressed do slsaz2, and hogshead slaves
s25a30 per LOCO.
COOPERAGE-Tne market has been steady,
closing quiet. with no material change
in prices. We quote: PORK barrels. 7oa
S5c pork half barrels. 50a55c; lara tierces, sla
/ 10; slack hogsheads. 81 30al 40; ham tierces.
50a60c; IRON -Dound whisky barrels, 81 10a 9 !;
-four barrels, 2Oa25c; and slack half barrvIs.
81 7ja3 per doz.
COAL-There is only light local demand,
usual at this season. but the offerings are gen.
orally limited, and the market is steady. We
quote Youghiogheny 7a7,sc per bu, atloat. ana