The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-09
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GIN.
CINNATI MARKET.

| CINCINNATI, April 8, 1872 p NJ
FLOUR-Has had only local consumptive de
mand, for which, however, a fair amount of the
higher grades was taken. The market closes easy
with no material decline in prices Family
selling at s. 40@5 g. for ordinary trade brands
and held up to 81 80 for fancy. Spring wheat ho-u
will bring S. 35@5 so for prime to choice grades
and offering down to 81 75 for inferior Extra held
at 81 70@5 per brl Superfine salable at So G565i
Low grades ut s. 65@3 - per br. Rye flour steady
and quiet at 1898 Is for inferior and 50 25@3 4[
for good to prime Northwestern per brl.
WHEAT-The demand was light, and supply
large The market is weaker, and prices some.
what lower at the close. White is quoted 81 15,9
20 per bu for good to choice. Choice amber Is
salable at 81 Is per bu. Red is quoted 81 15G9l II
for prime to choice, and 81 10@1 1Sfor medium,
per bu.
CORN-The demand has been fair but the mar
ket easy at the close with liberal offerings Mixed
ear is quoted 4O941c per bu and bids mostly at the
inside figure for prime OIL track. Mixed shelled
quoted 39@40c on arrival, and 4l@42c i'll elevator.
White corn will bring but little, if any, more
than mixed.
RYE-Only moderate demand, and offerings
ample though rather light, and the market closes
steady. Sample lots on arrival are quoted 5S959c
for good, 6O@Glc for prime, and 62965c for choice
per bu No. is held at 63c in elevator, and would
be salable at sc per bu.
OATS-The demand was light and mostly for
local feeding purposes, and the offerings were
rather large and the market easy. Good to prime
sample lots OH arrival are quoted at 2S@31c per bu
for mixed and white. Choice white, 32c. Small
lots in store held 2(0s3c above these figures.
BARLEY-The demand is fair and the market
continued steady during the week with liberal
offerings, Fall is quoted 42943c for choice and
35@40c for fair to prime. Spring will bring 42@
50c per bu, according to quality.
BACON-The demand was very little, and prices
were almost nominal with only moderate offer
1ngs. Shoulders are quoted 435g4. .4Oc, clear rib
sides .65c, and clear sides SIC per 10 ior
packed. Sugar-cured meats were in moderate job
bling demand and quoted at 712@0c for hams ac-
cording to average, and 595l4c for shoulders, per
h. canvased and packed
BULK MEATS-The demand has been moder-
ate and the market has undergone but slight
change throughout the week, closing steady. We
quote shoulders at 360@3.65c clear rib sides at
5505c and clear sides held at 515J5 20c per ID, all
loose, and Iic more packed.
MESS P0RK-The demand has been rather
light and the market weaker at the close. Quoted
81 10 per brl for prime city but jobbing lots held
a shade higher.
rent make, which is freely offering at 7c per lb.
Kettle leaf quiet at 71a@sc per h. the latter only
for small jobbing lots of city. Prime steam IS
held at c per b. but hardly any on the market
sales, ana closing firm, without any change in
prices. Stock on the market estimated at s,SS2
bales. The following are the official quotations.
Ordinary, PC, good ordinary S4sc low middling
ding fair ll1sc fair l21se per h. o,
WHlSKY-Was firm all the week at 81 04 per gal
lon with fair demand and closing easy with sales
to-day at 81 03 per gallon.
ASHES-Were dull, the demand being very light
and offerings for pearl at 614c and potash at fzc
per lb.
BARK-Ample receipts and only a moderate
demand and market weak at IS 50tte9 per cord for
prime chestnut oak ahOat.
BAGS-Had moderate demand and continued
steady, the requiry being mostly for burlaps which
sell at 129l3c for 4-bu gunnies are quoted 14915e
and COTTON seamless at 2Q@ac.
BAGGING-Demand light but steady with no
material change. Flax is Quoted 104@l03sc for
2,lb, 1ok@lOssc for 21s-lb, and 1ot1@l01sc for
214lb per yard. H..
BEESWAX-Selling at Csc per lb for prime
yellow, and moderate demand.
BEANS--Continue quiet with merely moderate
Jobbing demand and ample supply We quote
navys at 81 S5@1 80, prime white at 81 6591 70,
and inferior at 81 259l 40 per bu none selling on
arrival
BROOMs-were dull but steady with hardly any
change and liberal offerings at previous prices.
Steamboat at "a 25(95, Shaker 81 1903 hur at 81 SO
@275 and common at 81 5092 per dozen.
BRAN, &C.-The demand was moderate and
the receipts ample, with bran selling at $1l9l4 50
shipstuffs held at S15@16. and middlings at $160
20 Der tom on arrival in bulk and dealers in store
asking 50 more per ton.
BUTTER-The market has been somewhat easy
as compared With the previous week. There was
an increase in the receipts OF the higher grades,
which, however have still good local demand
about sufficient to absorb the offerings. The
lower grades continue dull and heavy with a con-
siderable surplus Of receipts, the demand being