The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHN-
CENNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. June 25. 1S7s-2

CINCINNATI, June 25, 1872 P. NJ.
FLOUR-The demand has been moderate, being
mostly TO meet the wants OF the local retail trade,
and the market weak with some decline from last
weeks prices for certain grades. We quote family
down to 81 50 per brl and selling at that for ordin-
ary and ranging up to Sc per br according to
quality or reputation. Extra is held at 81 15M4 40
per brl. Supertne will not bring over s. 1893 So
Low grades are dull and nominal at 81 3512 70
pr brl. Spring wheat flour is quoted Sj95 25 for
prime to choice grades and 81 15gl go tOr inferior
per brl. Rye -four dull and held at IS OO93 % per
brl for good to choice.
WHEAT-Thcre was steady market butouiet
with only fair milling demand. The receipts Of
new were moderate and also but light offerings of
old Old is quoted 95c@$l for fair to good and
81 02ml 05 for prime to choice, and there is Il
scarcity OF the latter grades. The new wheat Of
fcringS ranges down as low as 6Oc rcommOn and
up to 90C for good per Du, ana hardly any higher
grades on the market
OATS-There was not much demand and the
market was dull. The local demand was moder-
ate The receipts liberal. Mixed quoted 2G92Sc
and good to choice white at 2S93Oc per bu. Low
grades not quOtabe.
RYE-TAe market has been quiet but held firm
with moderate receipts. No. ? i'll elevator quoted
| j1Gs58c per bu Choice on track brought SIC, and
good to prime held at 5l95Gc per bu. inferior
nominal down to soc.
CORN--The demand is moderate and market
steady with light receipts. Mixed is quoted Ale
Sncled IOc on arrival, 42C in elevator, per bu
White corn nominally lac more than mixed.
BARLEY-The market is duh with hardly any
thing doing, and prices about nominal at 409JUC
for prime to choice fall
BULK MEATS-Eave been in fair demand and
the market firm, with an upward tendency and
offerings moderate. shoulders quoted 505a5.l9
clear rib sides held at 5i2@5}sc, and clear sides
at 53Oa5S5c per h. for loose. Held A@}4c more
for packed
BACON-Was quiet, with moderately active but
steady market and closing firm. Shoulders are
quoted 53gc, clear rib sides at G.O5961Oc, and
clear held at SIC per ID, all packed.
MESS PORK-IIas been steady but not much
demand and closes firm at $40 20 per br, and will
bring these figures for jobbing lots cash.
LARD-Thc market was fairly active, and is
not firm at the close with ample offerings. Cur
rcutmakc is quoted 6.9j@ 7c per lb for prime
steam. Kettle is dull and nominal at Sc for city,
and 7&.m7l9c for country per lb Prime winter
steam is not selling in sufficient quantities TO es-
tabliSh quotations fOrit
SUGAR-CURED MEATS-Thc demand was fair.
and market firm Hams are quoted lO0lll9C per ID,
and some choice averages held at more Breakfast
bacon at 7$49hHc, shoulders 554@Gc per lb can
yased and packed.
COTTON-IIas had quiet market with scarcely
any change during the week. The receipts have
been light and the stock is estimated at l3O bales.
The official prices are aS follows. Ordinary 9hc,
good ordinary lOc, low middline 1U34c, middllng
llt4c, good mlddllng ll44c, mlddling fair l2l4c,
and falr l2i4c per ID.
WHISKY Was firm during the week and
higher with an advance OF lc, and is now selling
al u 05 per gallon.
| ASl1IS-Muihtl SltttIN lllOlSl uuil, duu
at GM6l1c for pcarlGsh ana DC Tor potash per ID.
BAGS-But little demand and the market steady.
We quote burlaps, bu, 129lSc; gunnies bu, IA
| @l5c, and cotton seamless sacks 20G2ic.
| BAGGlNG-The demand was light but steady at
about previous prices. Iobbing sales al l0c for2-lb
fax, 16Ac for 2fs slb and l04c for 2l4lb, per yard.
| BARk-Was firm with limited offerings, and the
demand fair at Sl0@l0 80 per cord for prime chest
nut oak ailoat.
BEANS-Were dull and nominal at 81 60@S1 70
for choice, 81 259l 40 for good to prime. and 9Ocg
| 81 per bu for for common.
BEESWAX-The demand was light and market
dull and selling at 25c per ID for prime yellow on
arrival.
| BROOMS-ITad a quiet market, but steady for
steamboat at &95, ShakerS2 75g3, hurl s. 5J@2 10,
and common 81 5OGl2 per dozen.
| BROOM CORN-rhe market was dull but the
offerings light, and it remains firm and nominally
unchanged. We quote red brush 3d4c, green
stalk braid 5I512c, and hurl 6@6l2c per lb.
! BRAN, &C,--Bran was steady, but with a very
moderate demand, and quoted Sl0@10 80 per ton.
Shipstutts dull and held at SllGl2 per ton. Mid
dlings sell at Sl49l7 per ton, Sil i'll bulk on ar
| rival.
BUTTER-The market has been quiet and
steady, with hardly any change The receipts
were ample and there was very little doing beyond
the usual local retail demand for which the best
qualities only are required. Packers are not buy
ers to any extent except at their own prices.
Stocks have begun to accumulate, especially OF the