The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GIN.
CINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 2l-2 Z. Nj.
FLOUR-Has been rather weak, owing to a
slight decline in wheat, and had only the usual
conSumptive demand. The offerings were liberal,
but with no excess. Family sold we'll at 81 15@
so for ordinary, but held at s5@5 25 for favorite
brands from fancy white wheat Extra quiet,
and offering at $3 75@4 per bril- Superfne neg
lected, and at So S0@3 Is. Low grades at 81 GOA
az 65 per brl, as to quality, and dull. Spring
wheat flour in limited supply and not much de-
mand at $494 % for prime TO choice Minnesota.
Rye flour only moderately active, at So 05td3 Is
for prime to choice, with Western at 81 90@2 95 for
inferior brands.
OATS-Have been quiet and easy, with large re-
ceipts and little doing beyond the moderate local
feeding demand White are quoted 24@26c for
good to choice mixed at Nc for prime, 2l@23c for
fair to good lots per bu on arrival. Held about l
@2c more for oats in store.
BARLEY-There was moderate demand and
barley at 81 0Sa1 for choice 95c@sl 03 for good
to prime, S0@90c for ordinary, and as low as SOC
for inferior. Spring is dull and about nominal at
60@75c for fair to prime.
RYE-Was in fair demand, and market closes
steady with liberal offerings. Good to prime sam
pie on arrival quoted 4S@5Oc per bu, and choice
held at l@2c more. Inferior dull at 45c No. in
elevator at 516152c per bu.
WHEAT-The market has been rather easv, with
fair demand for local milling purposes. Receipts
moderate but ample, and closing steady White is
quoted 95c for good to prime, and 92c for No. g.
Red or amber at 93c for choice 9OMelc for prime
S7go9c for fair to good, and down to zoe for in
ferior, per bu.
CoRN-The market has been fairly active and
steady, with little or no change. Mixed ear sold
to-day at 32c per bu for prime on track, and the
same figure for three car loads delivered Mixed
shelled quoted s21ac for No 2. White ear held
about lc above mixed, and little offered
BACON-Has had moderate demand and the
market closes strong. Shoulders quoted SIC clear
rib sides held at 51s6154c and clear sides at 575
@51ac per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured hams nj
S13@912c per lb, as to average and brand. Shoul-
deIs at 4A95c and breakfast bacon at 6s4G9714c
per ID, all canvased and packed.
BULK MEATS-There has been fair demand.
and the market closing strong and with some adj
vance in prices during the week. Shoulders are
quoted 312c, clear RIB at 4Lc, loose, but mostly
held at more. Clear sides nominally held at
455c per lb.
MESS PORK-Has been firm with considerable
advance in prices and demand fair. Prime city at
the close is quoted SO 25@9 so per brl and small
lots held at more.
LARD-.The demand has been fair and the
market strong and prices higher. Prime steam
quoted at 610@6. l5c. Kettle is dull and held
SREE makea R eosel s%s %esae % sed
demand is fair. Shoulders at 314693$sc, clear rib
at 41s@A4c per lb. Green hams at 54@6Lc as
CoTT0N-The market was quiet and steady
with little or no change in prices during the week
Receipts liberal but not large. Stock 1850 bales
We quote the following official prices: Ordinary
nc good ordinary SC, low middling %c middling
SCi 6oou tiiuuAh6 '/2Sb nluulpS IeI lu}sc, 1alr
1114c per lb.
WHIsKY-Was steady all the week and demand
fair but market closing easy and 1c lower to-day
with sales at 81 02 per gallon.
BARK-Was in fair demand, and the market
firm, and held at $12 per cord for prime chestnut
oak.
BEANS-Market steady and quiet Common
quoted at 60@S0e fair to prime white at 9OcQ$l Is,
and choice naYys at 81 30@1 35 per bu and liberal
offerings.
BEESWAX-Has been selling steady, and fair
demand. at 24c per pound for prime yellow, and
close with the Indians az any cusl Ii tlieyN
are again found. Sioux warriors have been
secured TO assist in the hunt.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Six Uncapapa chiefs
belonging to the nation of Indians in
Southern Colorado, passed through this
city yesterday en- route home from Wash
ington, where thev have been for the pur-
pose of selling to the Government piece
of land four miles square belonging to their
reservation. There are many white people
living on this land. The Government paid
the Indians $40, 1000 cash for it. They re-
turn in excellent spirits, saying they like
Great Father Hayes, and were well treated
in Washington.