The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-02
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2-2P. M.

FLOIR-Demand fair but mostly local
Market stead. Wequote fancygrades i580a7,
and spring IS 10a5 10, as to qualify. Family is
selling at IS 5Oa5 Is. Extra held at So lOa5 81.
Superline $la4 %. Low grades at 81 lOa3 is
per brl. Rye flour quiet at s. 50a3 80, and choice
Northwestern. ONLY, will bring the latter price.
Buckwheat flour So 5Oa6 rs.
OArS-Demand light and held steady. with
ample receipts Good TO prime sample lots
quoed 27a29o for mixed. and 2Sl3Uc for white,
on arrival, and choice Ia2c more.
BARLEY The demand is only moderate
Market amply supplied and sp ing quoted g.
Zoe for prime to cho4ce, 60att C for far to good
and down to 40c for inferior. Fall quoted 45a50c
for good to prime, but little selling
iEAT-MarkeJ steady and fair milling
demand only. White quoted 81 rs for choice,
and 81 25al q for good to priVe,, Red 81 2?al %
Tor prime to choice, and 81 l5al ~ for inferior 10
good. Prime amber oIfeIet at IL 25al ~ per
bu.
CORN-Is IN moderate demand for mixed,
aud very little in to-day Market steady at
3Sa39C for mixed ear ON track, and 80 l40c for
shellrd in elevator. Some white sold at 3Jc.
MEAT5-Tne market is firm with fair de-
maud and ample offerings. Green shoulders
|.quOted 4a4Hc, clear rid sizes 5Ha5.55c, clear
Si les held at 565ajAc per lb Hams ranging
salted meats at "A a44sc for shoulders, 5%a5Tc
for clear Id sidGS; and helN 6haG4c for clear
sides per lb for - to 30 Gays In salt, all loose,
and IA more packed.
with moderate demand ana qui, t aU ST. 6Oa
ii Is per br for city spot.
LAkD-Market firm i'll tone but quiet Prime
steam quote 71aa73Sc, held at about the lat
tor figure City kettle held at S1Sao1ac, and
country aG Sc per ib, but little wanted.
UOrrUN-Ihe market is firm and prices
unchanged. No sal. $ to-day: Ordinary
91%c, good ordinary 9esc, low middllng lOHr,
mluillng 1880, good mlddiIng lie, mldullng
iaIr l2c, far &c pei Id.
WHIsKY-ls in fair demand, and sales on
Change to-day at 81 03 per gallon.
ASHES-oteady and moderate demand for
potash at 5a54ac, and pearlash held at 6a6A C
| per lb
I BARK-Prime chestnut oak is selling at 50
per cord, with ample offerings and laIr de-
mand.
/ BAGGING-Demand light and market easy,
and quoted as follows for flax: 2-lD. l0hc; 2b :
| iD, l0sac, and IN -lD lie per yard.
| BAGS-Demand moderate and steady mar
ket and quiet with no material change. We
quote burlaps, 4-bu, l2a1dc; gunnles, 2-bu, l4a
/ c, and seamless cotton 2Oa25c apiece.
| BEESW AXIS quiet, with liberal onerlngs,
| and prime yellow sells at 25c per h.
BEANS-Are in moderate demand only, and
| the market is steady with ample supply. and
auotcd s2a2 10 for best uavys, 81 65a1 10 foI
mediums, and 81 2oal 40 for inferior per Du.
| BRAN, &o.-Bran is quiet, with large re-
ceipts and easy at SIP per ton. Shipstufls in
moderate demand at $l3al4 per ton, Mid
dllngs are held at sl6a4O per ton and quiet.
BROOM CURN-lhe market Is steady. nth
moderate demand and ample offerings. We
quote red brush 3a4c, green stalk braid 5a5Hc
| and 6a64bc for hurl, per lb
I BROOMS-The demand is only moderate and
| there is steady market at the following prices
| Common 81 50a2 0J, hurl y 25a2 So Shaker 81 u
| as on. and steamboGt s4a5 per doz.
| BUTTER-There was very little II any
change in the market during the week just
ended. The demand for the local retail trade
was good. and for this only the finest grades
were taken, and these are in ample supply
| and selling at 30aH2c for extra creamery and
lSa20c for dairy made PRIME to choice, though
selected packages of the latter woud bring Ia
| &c more per lp. The lower grades are dull, the
offerings being excessive, with very light de.
mand, and that only at the lowest pric tha
holders will accept. Held at 10al2c for com
mon lots and l4ti5c for medium quality per ID
|, CANDLES-Steady and quiet, with fair dc.
mand, and selling at llhal9c for common, la
1870 fer star, and 20A2lc TOR parahne per ID.