The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-28
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TSTE CTN-
CiENATI MARKET,


ing to the decline IN wheat and have lower ten
dency at the close Family -four sells at s5a5 20
for ordinary grades but fancy brands range up as
high us So 30. Extra is offered at 81 I@i 70 per
brl: supcrfne at IS S5Qgi Is per brl. Low grades
dull Mt 81 65m3 10 per brl Spring wheat -four
is quoted at 81 Sj@5 20 for ordinary, and held at
s. 3jm5 30 Ior higher grades of Minnesota Rye
-four IS quiet and steady at 50 3rg3 30 for prime to
choice Northwestern and S3@93 ~ for inferior per
Drl.
WUEAT-The market has been dull and droop-
ing, and prices declined j@Se per Du curing the
weak, Though the arrivals were light, but there
was very little demand. Choice white to-day will
not bring over 81 lO9l II, and prime at 81 OSg O9
per bu. Red is quoted 81 O5Ql o. for prime 10
choice and inferior is entirely nominal.
CoRN-The market has been easy and prices de-
clined lm2c during the past few days. The re-
ceipts were ample and there was fair demand.
MlXcd Is quoted 39@iOc per bushel for prime ear
on track and held at the latter. sheled at 39c on
arrival ahd leld III 4oGtAlc Tor NO. IN elevator
OATS The market mas remained dull, except
Inc receipts were large ana supply ample, but the
market was irln. Nhite IS he!d at We Tor choice
sample on arrival ana Saiable at 29@3lc Tor good
10 prime. Mixed quoted 29c Tor prime sample,
ana 26@2Sc Tor ordinary to. good, per bu
RGE-Ihe demand was fair, but the market has
Deel easy anu prlces are dropping, though the re-
celplS were not large. Sample on track quoted at
2O92oc per bu Ior good to choice No. i'll elevator
VIII @ not 4lIhg @ over 1",9boc per bu
MESS PORK-Ihe market was easy and de-
Ginning Ill Ihe early part OF the week, but prices
hii'tt 'ttOilSSi az Si'l9C. NltI lntSS IL
quoted S8 2)@S 80, and generally held at the
latter figure cash.
LARD The market has been tirmer toward the
close OF the week, and is now steady with fair job
bling demand. Current-make steam is quoted 6.45
9b12c per lb Prime winter steam is held out of
the market and none selling to allow any quota
tons. Kettle is dull, but held firm, with light OF
ierlngs at 4c for country and re for city, per H.
ana HG4Hc more wanted for jobbiHg lots.
BULK MEATS-The demand has been fair and
the market closes firm and steady. Loose meats
are quoted 365c for shoulders, 41a@44jc for clear
RIB, and 434@4SOc for clear sides per ID, and
pa1kiGd HelG ,>sgi4c above these tgures
BACON-Was 0ull and with but little on the
market II remains steady shoulders quoted
ttsG' cieF ro RIO sLdes at 91s924c ana clear sdeS
at 0t2Yoooc per 10, packed. SIgar-cured meats
quiet ana steady at 72@94c per lb for hams, as TO
average cahVaSed ana packed; 43@4tsc Tor Shout
derS ana ,54@Sc Tor breakfast bacon per 10.
COIlON-lhe market was firm during the week
ana prices advanced ls@2sc per To- Sales, how
ever were ilght stock estimated at 5,l59 bales.
MeceiptS to-day, w naleS; shipments, 4"S bales
ine following are Cotton LXchanse official prices:
Ofdhary S%c, good Ordinary '%Lc, low mlddling
l02sc, mlddllhg 10 So good mludnhg Ill4c, md
dlimg iair Il>4c. talr l24c per 10.
MHL'h 1Tit9s been steady, ana held firm at
the Close HDlderS to-aay ask u Oi per gallon,
ana small tlcs were MADE on Change at this, but
later lUl briS SOLO at VI W. per gallon.
ASHES-Ihe demand was only moderate with
steady market and quoted at DC tor potash, ana
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