The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15
WEEKLY REYIEW OF THE GIN
sCIRAAzx MARK RT. t--..
CrNcINNArI. June 15-9P.M M.

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CIhoANNAFis June lo-S Z. M.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and steady.
Fancy is held ut So 76a8 30 for fresh, and old
sold az s5 35 to-day Family is worth IS aOa6 35,
extra, sha5 10; superline, "a 60a4 W, and low
grades, "a 2Oa4 AZ per prl. Spring wheat -four
sold at s5 25a5 IS per brL Rye is worth So 75a
90 per bril- - ~
OATS-Are quiet and rather weak to-day.
Good to prime sample lots are worth 65a66c
with sales on track, at inside figures Mixed
are worth 83a64c per bu for No. 3 white.
WHEAT-The market is steady and prices
unchanged. Red Is wtorh 81 lsal rs and
Wllite 81 26al 35 total range for fair to choice.
No. 3 Hill is held at 81 2Saf 30 per bu with
light offerings
RYE-The demand ia only moderate at 81 O9
alOy per bu for No. in elevator.
sCORN-Quiet and steady. Mixed is worth
per bu
MESS PORK The mark ct Is quiet and weak.
Buyers are holding of. Prime city will not
self for more than $l9 25ai9 80 per brl
market. Shoulders are worth r1e, clear RIB
skies, ii ka1fssc, and clear sides iis.c per lib,
all loose.
BACON-The demand is limited, and there
Is q dull market, though, the offering rs are mod
crate. Clear sides are quoted Ia1, aI2Nc; clear
|rib sides, l2Xc, and shoulders 9kc per Ib, all
packed. Sugar-cured hams 12al3c per lib.
LARD-There is moderate demand for
prime current make at 2Lal2&e per lb Prime
steam is held al 1sxe Der Ib. a%d best CITY ket-
tie is quoted nominally f4c per lib.
TOBACCO-Market steady with fair demand
for all offerings We quotes Ohio seed, 14al5c
for Wrappers and Ba9c for filters Shipping
grades are worth--Bright leaf 14sg9e; bright
Hugs, 17a22c; bright trash, llQDi7c: dark leaf,
l5a &c; dark lugs l1al3c; dark trash, saile per
lb.. Misunderstanding grades are quoted-BrIg
wrappers, 4Ba9ge; bright NJ rs, 16a2ac: dark
AaiS a,O.
co fTu N--The demand is fair to-day al yes
terday's prices sales reported at the Cotton
EXCHANGE TO- -day Of 80 bales. We quote: Or
dinary, i2kc; good ordinary, 1shc; low mid
fair, i6c; fair, 1ic Der lb Stock on hand, a,slo
bales. Receipts te-tIay, 70 bales. Shypnlents,
2Ul bales
WHISKY-There is n good demand to- day at
81 Is per gallon, at which price there were sales
Of 500 bales to-day. Wa.
ALCUiIOL--Tne markets. quiet and steady
at 81 35 per gallon for W per cent. above proof
ASHES-ihe demand is light and market
quiet. We quote potash 5sxa6c, and pearl &c
per lb.
BAGGING-Tnere is limited demand at
l21aaI3Jsc per yard for 2M lb fax ~
BAGS--The offerings exceed the demandy
and the market is rather dnll We quite:
seamless cotton sacks, pu, 2Sa33c; burlaps, =
bu, 10aT1c; buriaiis, 4 bu, 14aI5c; gunnies, 2
bu, I4al5c; gunnies, bu. 23a24c.
RARK-Ihere is n steady market. with mod
nd slf
Sis nor cord On ar,fivai
ptrANS-1'ha Iamand Ia only modepate with
.. snnn1 ana ,r;,as m,J
om,non a,e ywortS pi lesi s,. ,nelinm ~ Tsa
81 and ohnica vias - nor hn -
RiR6nM.TnRN"Trho mari et ia ouiet and
bnsOv Mt JIM. iS marnea 10 9thes am anu
;nss are n ra Gpeaa hmrI "a ,vor,h tsc. aan
stst, hrafi q iaioc ona rad b,st ioc ,,sr liz
| TRniIsiS trne ma,.tat .amains o,,int and
p.eauy 70 mouuaa'e lug oe.ahI st',a q. m
hmri /, aiaa oo. shsEerp "a TsaI oo. Ste.m
huat sSas ri " ' '"'
VIII foir nemon, at yaaSse nor NJ Sor n,sins,a 3
wasn a'n ~, "on"t'' AZ A'"@'o poi ~ NJ 'A''''o
0aniPiTv niPpTrHR-Tne g market 10 steadv. tbere bav-
;n aan l9ttle oc ma ebsnge ,rns snHao IHe ,rna
saes ~ If .yhies aht Jea,a the recaints fne
sarnr saSn ~ . H. i;s cont'neT
,n,,Int,son ~ stont w a nnore. Chn,ce Westarn
Ressru'n ,na2Ic and mrime tvsntrui Ohio i9a. oc
10 ,al arI aaes MaInn grsies aye heis at
1iaYse aad ea'n,oon Ioai"e sap liz az
aN 81 1fI nSnre in n,adarate aemand hut
..a,, n, ~ ouota. nnnn
'aii1w TX x Sns' & pei d 10
20, dannan, and n.;c,.s re., ain uncbanred
euabs W. amu piose = nan ~ ~ -
" S.o a. Jsr w u oo . *
SSsa So: whDrtleberries. ssaS 81. plums. nei
doz. saaa 20; green corn, 81 5Oaa 80: green
peas. xl 50a2 rs: condcnsed milk. 80 75a 90:
OYSTERS cove, 81 50al Is; oysters, pickIed, 81 50
tomatoes 81 5U(D1 Is.
CHEESE-There is q quiet and steady mar
ket, ana prime to choice factory is worth 91aa
lOlsc per Id.
COkDAGE-The market is quiet, with mod
crate demand, and prices are ancnanged. We
quote: Manila l41aal5]ac, Sisal l1aal21Sc per
Ib, according Ito size. lutte is worth 10ai1c
per Ip.
COAL-The market is firm, with an upward
tendency, under limited receipts. The rates
aaoal are: YOughiogbeny, 10c; Campbell creek,
&c; Raymond City, SHc; Ashland, SC, and Ohio
River, 6Ac per bu. Delivered to consumers,
we quote; YougbJogheny, I3a14c; Campbell
Greek, lac; Ashland, l1a,2c; MUskingum,
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, f2al8c, and
Ohio River, 1uallc per bu. Indiana Camel,
at yard, is worth 2dc, and Kanawha Camel,
&c per bu. Gas Company's Coke. at yard, is
quoted Sc. and Cincinnati Manufactured Coke.
at yard. 12c per bu.
COFFEE-There is fair demand and a
steady market Rio Is worth s0a2lc for COM
mon: Il X a2yts for fair to good, anu 23a24c for
prime to choice per lb. Java il quoted 92as5c
Der lb.
COOPEgAGE-The market has undergone
little, II anv, change since last week. The de-
mand il lipliked at previous prices. We
quote: Flour brls, 35aiOc; whisky brs, IRON
Gound, u s9al 81; petroleum brls, 81 25a1 s5;
fy tight hhds, 81 50a1 60; OIL brls 1 1Jal IS;
half hhds, VI III; pork brly, Slaf U5; slack. half
SO 50a4 00: tight. u, iron-bound, slal 10; lard
tlerces. 81 15al ~.