The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-16
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GIN
ClNNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI Julv 16 1s7s-2P NJ


FLOUR-The market has been quiet and weak,
and closing only with moderate demand to-day.
| Family selling at "a 25@4 60 for ordinary and
$5(g5 is for fancy brands per brl. Extra is quiet
and easy offering at So 65@4 90. supertine at
81 S0@3 Is. Low grades dull at 81 0092 so per bri
| Spring wheat flour quoted at 81 40@i 80 per brl,
the latter for choice Minnesota brands. Rye flour
is quoted w 9O@3 20 per br, according to quality.
BARLEI-Has had little or no demand and
light offerings, and quoted nominally at 45@4Sc
per bu for prime to choice fall.
WHEAT-The, market has been quiet but closes
firm and with a fair milling demand and mod
crate receipts. Choice lots are quoted 93@95c, and
held shade higher GoOu to prime quoted S76Q
9Oc, and fair milling lots at 80@S5c per bu. In
| ferior running nominally down to 60c per bu.
| CORN-The market has been rather quiet but
steady and thsz1ferings moderate. Mixed ear is
quoted 42c 9af bu on track. Shelled Ale on track
and 1@2 more in elevator, but little offered and
I OATS-There was a dull market and scarcely
kany change, and the supply abundant. Mixed
quoted 25@2lc for fair to good and CSC for prime.
Viii e.quoted at 29@3Oc for prime to choice on
arrival. Held 192c more in store ....
RYE-The market was steady but very little
doing and moderate offerings. We quote prime
new sample 4@55c, and fair to good at 52953c
per bu on arrival. No. 2 old in elevator held at
56957c per bu. ..
MESS PORK--Has had quiet market and
rather easy but is firm at the close. City mess is
quoted $40 %, but round lots bid at $40 per brl.
BACON-There was not much demand, but the
quote shoulders at Sac clear RIB sides at 6sc and
clear sides held at 65s@g754c per ID, all packed.
| SUGAR-CUK RED MEATS-There has been fair
jobbing demand and the market remains steady.
| Sugar-eured hams are quoted l0@llRo perlb, as
to average; shoulders at 6@61sc, and breakfast
bacon atS9SLc per lb.
BARD-Was in fair jobbing demand, and the
market closed firm. Prime current make steam is
quoted 690@6.S5c per ID. Prime winter steam is
nominal at71o@7. Is per lb. Kettle leaf is dull,
and held at Tt4@1sc for city, and 114@75sc for
country, per lb
market steady, and generally firm at the close.
Shoulders are quoted 56s5.l0c, clear rib sides
| 5$4c, and clear sides 6@605c per lb, all loose.
Packed in boxes at about &c more than loose.
COTTON-Has continued steady and quiet dur
ing the week with no material change in prices
Sales to-day IS bales atthe Cotton Exchange Stock
estimated at 3,264 bales. The official quotations
are as follows: Ordinary 9asc, good ordinary 97se,
low middling 105sc, middling 1l1sc, GOOD mid
ding 1135c, mlddllng fair l211sc, ana fair 1233sc
per lh
| WHISKY-Has had steady and quiet market
| and selling at 81 05 per gallon.
ASHEs-The market was snll dull, with hardly
any movement but prices steady, and held for pots
al 4s4c ndpearlash at &C per lb
BARK-Has had fair demand and fair mar
ket, and the offerings light. We quote prime
chestnut oak bark at S12@12 so per cord, afoat
| BAGGING-Was steady and quiet with a full
supply and demand moderate We quote 2-lb lin
en- bagging at 912c, 21slb at 9t4e, and 24b at 1Oc
per ydIu III JODDlllS lOtS.
| BAGS-There was fair demand and steady,
quiet market We quote 2-bu cotton seamless at
2O924cy 2-bu gunnies at 141a@15c, and 4-bu bur
laps 12@13c.
! BEANS-Market very quiet but light offerings
| and scarcely any demand, and prices nominally
unchanged. Choice nayys quoted at 81 6561 20
good to prime white 81 25@l 49, and inferior SOcg
| 81 per bu in jobbing lots
BEEsWAX-The receipts were ample and the
market steady but quiet Selling at 23c per lb for
prime yellow.
BRAN, Sc.-Bran has had moderate demand
at S9@9 50 per ton with liberal offerings. Ship
suffs held at $11@12 per ton, but very little de-
Inand. Middlings selling slowly but steady and
an ample supply at $l9@l7 per ton all in bulk on
arrival In store dealers ask 50 more per ton
BROoMs-The demand was light and market
| steady though quiet. Quoted common at 81 50@
75 hurl 81 25a2 80, Shaker S2 75Ql$3 and steam
boat at SO 50014 so per dozen.
BROOM CORN-The supply was light but no
great demand, and the market steady at previous
prices We quote red brush s@4c, green stalk
braid 5951ac, and hurl 606$4c per lb.
BUTTER-The market has been generally dull
and heavy Owing to the very hot weather the re-
ceipts during the week were in bad condition and
considerable proportion unfit for use. The de-
mand has been confined entirely to the local re-
tail trade for which the finest qualities are mostly
taken. Prices without material change. We quote
creamery 1S@2lc, and prime to choice dairy at ga
lie per lb, but only extra selections by the single
package would bring the outside figures. Inferior
grades are dull and nominal at 6@7e for medium
and 3@31ac for common per lb.
CANDLES - Very little doing and market dull
at about previous prices. We quote common tai
low at l019@l1c, and star candles at 121a@1Sc per
pound t.
CHEESE-Has had dull market and supply
liberal and selling at 61%@7o per lb for prime to
choice factory.
COoPERS' sTUFF-The offerings were light
and market dull but steady. We quote: Flour