The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-09
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CEN-
CINNATE MARKET.
CINCINNATI, July Q, 1882 P.

CINCINNATI, July Q, 1882 P NJ.
FLOCR-The market was quiet with good
local trade but little doing beyond tbs and prices
We're easy but closing more steady with liberal
offerings of all grades Family is held up to S. IS
per brl for fancy and selling freely at s. 30Ui 65
for ordinary bSands Extra is not called for to any
extent and offered moderately at $3 500 10 per brl
Superfine will bring s. S5@3 % per brI but not
much wanted. Low grades dull and nominal at
$2@2 80 per brl. Spring wheat flour about nominal
and light offerings at $5G5 10 for choice Minnesota
and 81 60g4 10 for inferior. Rye Hour in moderate
depand at S3@3 25 per brl, the latter for choice
Northwestern brand.
CORN-The market has been quiet but steady.
Receipts moderate but ample, and demand fair.
Mixed ear quoted 4942c per bu, and held at the
latter on track. Shelled al 4lcon arrival and l@2c
more in elevator per bu White is only shade
higher than mixed and very little doing.
WHEAT-Eas had rather heavy market in the
earlier part of tn week, but it closes firm, with
fair demand. Prime to choice lots amber or white
is quoted S5@sSc per bu and some Of the latter
grades are held at l@2c more, and good Will bring
S29S3c per bu, and inferior ranges down to 6oc
as to quality. Red wheat sells at about the same
as white or amber, though chice red is rather
scarce.
OATS-The demand continues light and the
market was dull, with large offerings. Prices
nominally unchanged. We quote sample lots on
arrival at 266s2Sc for good to prime mixed Choice
white held at 30c and good to prime at 28g29c per
bushe
RYE-The market steady, with no material
cDAlBet DSIlauu nOueIute anu OucIilSs llSHI
Sample quoted on arrival at 54@56c per bu for good
to prime Inferior qualities merely nominal. No.
2 in elevator held at pc per bu,
BACON-The market was rather dull and easy
and moderate demand at the close but more
steady Shoulders are quoted 565@5 zoe, clear rib
sides held at 61s@614c and clear sides at O12c per
h. all packed
SUGAR CURED MEATS - Fair consumptlve
demand and a steady market Hams sell % at lO9
1l13c and some choice, as to average and brand
held at 12c per ID, canvased and packed Break
fast bacon quoted at SG9c per lb, and shoulders at
6464c per lb.
and the market was quiet, closing steady. Should
ers quoted &C. clear rib sides 5.459512c and clear
sides held at sac per ID, all loose Held about &c
higher for packed.
BARLEY-Has been dull and quoted nominally
, at i7948c per bu for choice fall, and hardly on
demand to establish prices.
MESS PORK-The market was quiet ana
steady, with firmer feeling at the close Prime me
city mess is quoted so 25 per brl, but round lots
will hardly bring over $40 per brI.
LARD--rhere was very moderate trade all the
week, and market steady but closing flrmer. Prime
seam current make is quoted at SoC9oS soc per 10,
Prime winter steam nominal at &c per lb Kettle
leaf dull and held in jobbing lots at c for coul-
| try and 734C for city, per 10,
COTTON-The market has been vefy quiet, with
little or no movement and prices steady without
material change. Sales to-day 46 bales. Stock es
tmated at $3.50 bales. We quote: Ordinary ysc
good ordinary 9lsc, low middling 105sc, middlng
/ 1l1.c, good middhDg ll2sc mlddlmg fair l21Sc
ara 1air 1876 per lb.
/ WHISKY-Has been selling moderately and con,
! tinued steady and unchanged Quoted to-day al
+ 81 05 per gallon.
| ASHESoThe market remains dull and nominal
Potash held at 454C95c and pearlash at 6@t4c pei
| lb
BARK-The offerings are moderate and the de
mand fair with steady market. Prime chesthu'
oak sells at Sl1@l2 per cord, ahoat.
BAGGING-Quiet and steady at about previous
prices Flax is quoted 9A@10c per yard for 2@
2A-lb, in jobbing lots.
BAGS-Demand moderate but steady and ne
especial change. Wequote burlaps, 4-bu, at l29 l3c
2bu gunnieS at 14@l5c; and 2-bu seamless cottor
at 20@25c.
BEESWAX-Had fair demand and ample re