The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-11
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI DAILY AfARKET.
CINCINNATI, June 11-2 p. M.
FLOUR The market is quiet and easy.
Fancy Drandsare worth 50 S0a8 so per brl. Fam
lily sold to-day at IS 25a5 30, and some choice
brands are held at IS a5 40. Extra sold to-
day at IS ~, but ranges down to IS UOa6 10 per
bril- Superiine is worth 81 6Oa480: low grades,
"a 25a4 4J per bril- Spring wheat -four is quoted
80 8oa5 Az perfbrl. Rye flour isworth $5 7ba6 Oo
per brl.
wHEAT-The market is dull the sales being
very light. Red is offered at 81 1sal 28 for fair
to prime. Hill is quoted 81 25a1 70, for No. 2
and is about nominal Wniteis held vi 25al 80
for good to choice per bu. 4s
CORN-The market is firm with moderate
demand. Good mixed is worth T3c for ear, !4c
for shelled. White Is held at 75a76c per bu ,foH
good ear or shelled. fF
n OATS-Are steady and quiet. No.2 mixed
are quoted 85a67c with sales to-day OF prime at
the outside figure. White are worth 67a65c for
good sample lots per bu. MeaF
RYE-Is quiet and the demand is moderate
No. 2 is worth 81 0S per bu at U. " Nj. elevator.
4 MESS POKK-The market Is duh. There is
very little selling at $40 per brl for prime city.
quoted 135ac per lb: bestk Kettle renderedis held
at 14sal41sc for city, and 14c for country per
ID; current make isworth 12zSc per lib, with
moderate demand,
BULK MEATS There is very little doing.
Wequote: Shoulders, 83za84c: clear rib sides,
ll1kallAc,, and clear sides, iixallXc per lb, ali
loose. III .eg. F ..rg5 l,rl flF4-,- ,i., 3 b.
I 5BACON--Clear sides are held at ,i2xc; clear
rib sides 122S al514c, and shoulders 9%c per ib,
all packed, and the demand is light, with a
steady market. Sugar cured hams can be had
at121aa1ac per lb, canvased and packed, and
some heavy averages are held higher. iis y.
i COTTON-The market continues dull, with
sales to-day Of 2l bales. Prices have under
gone decline Of 1ahc since yesterday on the
lower grades. We quote: Ordinary, i2Ac;
good ordinary, l3kc; lowmddling, 14Ac: mid
ding, l4Sc; good middling, 152sc; Iniddling
fair, l6c; fair, lIc per lb. 4 -
WHlSk Y7-There is a moderate demand to-
day. with sales or 274 brls at 81 l5 per gallon.
BEANS-Are In moderate demand and
steady at 81 w for choice navies, and vi 75al IS
for mediums per bu.
BROOM -UoRN--The market remains steady
and quiet and previous prices. Green hurl Is
worth l3c; green stalk braid, 11al2c, and COM
mon red brush lJc per lib. ....-..t IT,
BUTTEk-There is firm feeling in the
market as regards the best grades, with the
demand and receipts about equal Inferior
grades are dull, the supply being much larger
than the demand, with a continued acoumula-
tion Of stocks. We quote choice 22a23c; prime,
lSa20c per ID, and 1a2c more can be had for ex-
ira selections; Medium is worth lSal6c, and
common 10a13c per ID.
COFFEE-There is fair demand and a
steady market. Rio is worth 20a21c for COM
mon; II 21ha22hc C for fair to good, anu 23a24c for
prime to choice per lib. Java is quoted S2a35c
per lb. ...i -...l. -. ~ ,..a-
CHEESE The supply is in excess of the de-
mand, and prime to choice factory is worth 9h
aiD1sc per Id. itt. -5s
C0AL=;lhe supply is light. purchases being
made e hold for better prices. Prices are
Youghiogheny, lo31c; Campbell Cree1 9c;
Raymond City, SIC; Ashland, Sc, and Ohio
RIVER 6%c per bu. Delivered to consumers,
we quote: YoughIosheny, laa14c; Campbell
Creek, l3c; Ashland, llalgc; Muskingum,
Hooking Valley and Kanawha,. 12alSc. and
Ohio River, 19allc per bu. Indiana Camel,
at yard, IS worth 20c, and Kanawha Camel,
&c per bu. Gas Company's Coke, at yard, is
quoted &c. and Cincinnati Manufacture Coke,
Se TfRUfTs-Domestic fsG f is quiet and un
changed Apples are worth sa9lsc, aud peaches
Sa9c for quarters, and 9Hal0sc for halves, pei
lb Foreign are IN moderate demand at previ-
Gus prices. Layer raisins are worth $2 60a2 7b
per box. Figs are quoted 14a1Sc; prpnes, 9alOc;
citron. 8oaS2c; dates 1aaSc, and currants 7J4aSc
per lb.
Z kGGs--Are in fair request with moderate
supply and steady at l6c per dozen for fresh
arrivals. l5 34I.
PARTNERSHIP market is steady with
moderate demand at 5Oc per lb for prime live
GREEN FRUITS s-Apples are in limited
supply, with moderate demand. and good to
prime lots sell at $3 5Oa4 50 per brl, in store
Lemons are firm with fair demand at $5 50a6 so
per box, and oranges are quoted s5 0 as 10 per
b3x.
HAY Higher grades are in fair local demand
ard ilrm but inferior are neglected. Prices re-
main unchanged. No. l timothy is worth $21a22
for loose, and $19a20 for hard pressed per ton,
on arrival. Common grades are worth $12a15
per ton on arrival. Dealers ask $la2 more per
ton in store. .,.i,..'...
HEMP-Ihe market IS quiet though steady
The offerinGe are moderate, and the demand is
limited. We quote: Rough Kentucky, $165a
no per ton, and dressed is worth 12al2]ac per
pound. NJ.
: HIDEs-The market IS quiet and steady.
Tue demand Is moderate, but the receipts are
light NO material change in prices. We
quote: Prime green hides, 61k NC per Id; wet
salted, 8agc; dry flint, 14ai5c: sheep pelts.
75caM %, for goodato prime, Sand 2Oaaoc for in
IRON Market quiet and Steady at previous.
ra es. The following are the rates for all grades
Of pigilon at months per ton. Charcoal, Not
blast Hanging Rock-No. !, S2sa3n; No. 2, do,
$27 O0a2S 0u; do. mill, s26 0O; Alabama, Geor-
gia aad Tennessee, No. l., $27 O0aa9 90; No.
?, SO 0oa27 90; mill, $26 oQ; stone-coal and coke
Charcoal cold blast-H R., s4Oa5O; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold
blast, $s5a45. Blooms, $S0a9D. Wrought scrap
per ID la1 NC; DO, cast per lb, Aalc; manufac-
21sc; do, charcoal, 31Sa4c per lib: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. l0a27, Az ha5 S-l0c; do, charcoal,
s 7-l0a6Hc per lb; horse shoes, IS S7Aa6 25 per
keg; mule shoes $6 S7ka1 Is per keg; steel,
AHeTlCdu CdsU, lttloCs American ctSu spring
steel, l2c; imported tool steel, 20a22c; German
steel, 9ai0e per lb.
MILL FEED-Ehe market is quiet and gem
orally easy with moderate receipts Brap is in
Light request at SIS 60al6 so per ton. Shipstutfs,
are worth Ut 50al8 81, and middlings s2Sa27 per
ton, all on arrival. In store $2more Is asked.
NOLASSES-There is "a fair consumptive de-
rnand. Prices. remain unchanged. New Or
leans is sTorth G9a7oc, and redned sirups 45ea
II per gallon.
OILS ~ 4Lipseed is steady and In moderate re-
quest II 66 167c per gallon. Lard oil is in fair
demand and quoted 81 l2a Is per gallon for
current make. Refined petroleum is quoted l2a
l3c per gallon. H EEfa .i.
POTATO OES-The supply exceeds the de-
mand. The bsst grades are worth SOa90c per
bu in store. and about 10c less on arrival. In
fefior grades continue dull and nominal, New
potatoes are worth $4A5 per brl.
I fPOULTRY-Live chickens are in fair de-
nand, with light receipts. and they are quoted
IS t0a4 90 per dozen for old, and 81 00a2 so for
young. stet
RlCE--There is a moderate demand and the
market is steady at 71<a7 Xc for Louisiana, and
SaSkc for Carolina. per lb. 49,. .4.l.3.'l :. .t
I lSALT-There is q steady market for domes-,
tic at 81 45 per brl, and &c per bu. Liverpool
coarse is in moderate request at 81 8lal 40 per
sack Turks Island is in limited demand at
30a82e per bus a
SEED-Clover and timothy are merely NOM
inal, and no quotations for either can lie given.
Millet is quoted 81 70al 75,, Hungarian grass
II 65al rs, and fax 81 so per bu in store.
SUGAR-The demand is moderate, but there
is steady market, and we observe mo- varia-
zion in prices. We Quote: New Orleans 'Slka