The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-30
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. July sO-2 P. Nj

CINClNNATls July 5U-S T. M.
FLOUR-Is steady with continued fair de-
Is i5 is per r barrel. Family. sold p'i to-day ~
at $6 2ba6 80; extra is worth s5 8Ua6 10, and
low grades, $ta4 81 per brl. Rye -four is quiet
and easy at S. 5Oa5 Is per brl.
WHEAT-Is steady, and red is in moderate
demand at 81 4Oal 45 per bu. Hill is held at
about the same as red. White is quoted 81 4Oa
80 per bu for far to prime.
OATS-Are In moderate demand and steady.
No. are quoted 6ia66c for mixed, aud 61abSc
for white. Choice are held at 7Oc per bu.
CORN-Is quiet to-day. Mixed is worth 72c;
for ear and shelled, 73c per bu. White is dull
and about nominal.
RYE-'rhe market is quiet and easy. Sales
to- day Of choice at y. 4 NJ. Elevator at 81, spot.
| Sales were also made to arrive tho early part
| of next week at 92a9ic per bu.
| BULK MEATS-Are steady and quiet. Clear
| sides are quoted 12c, clear rib sides 8a1l%c,
and shoulders. sAasAc per lb, all loose. De-
mand only at inside rates for the latter.
| MESS PORK-The market is steady and
| quiet 9'here is very little doing to-day. Prlme
city is held at s2l per brl.
4 -I}ACON-The market is quiet and easy al
CSC for shoulders, 12,sc for clear lib sides, and
l3c for clear sides, spot, all packed. Sugar
| cured hams laal4c per ID.
! LARD-Is quiet, and city kettle is about
nominal at w a14&c; prime current make is
4 guotsd 12sla1.gSc, and steam is held at l3Ha
COTTON-Quiet and steady. Sales to-day
| 81 bales. NO change IN prices We quote:
Ordinary. 1,Nc; good ordinary, iskc; low mid
ding, 1870: middling, 14Ac: good middling,
| l4Xc: mlddllng fair, 15s4c; far, 1890 per Id.
W HISKY-There is still STEADY market at
81 II per gal, with sales at that figure to-day
| Of lJ3 brls.
BEANS-The market remains dull and nom-
for choice navfes per blu, with very light Of
| ferings.
| BROOM- M-CoRN-There is quiet and steady
market at previous prices. Rel brush is worth
sal0c; green stalk braid, lOhaiac, and fancy
BUTTER-Has undergone little, If any.
change. There Is good local demand for the
best grades, and an Improved demand for in
ferior. The receipts are generally moderate,
and the market remains steady. Choice Is
worth 20a2lc and prime lealpc per lib; small
lots of extra bring la2c more. Medium grades
are worth l4a16c, and common 1Ua12c per Ib.
CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet.
No change in prices. Prime to choice factory
is worth lUa1lc per lb.
COFFEE-Ihe market remains firm, with
fair demand and prices are unchanged. kio is
worth 2la2ac for common; 22tS Sa2S1lc for fair to
good, and 24a25G for prime 10 choice, per 10.
Laguayra, 24a25c per 1b.
COAL-Youghioghcn is In good demand a I
&c per bu. ahoat. We quite, delivered; Ohio
river, lpc; Ashland, l1al2c: Hockng Valley.
Muskingum. and Kanawha, 12al3c; Kanawha
camel, &c per bu. Anthracite is worth 50 Sc
a10 per ton, delivered.
DRIED FRUITS Domestic is dull and
nominal Apples are worth 7asKc; peaches
7aSc for quarters, 8ai0c for halves. Foreign
are steady and quiet Gitron, s0a32c; figs, laa
1Sc; currants. 7kaSc; prunes, 9al0c, and dates
Ease per lb:.. Layer raisins 81 5Oa2 81, per box
EGGS-The receipts are liberal, ana there is
only moderate demand at l4c per dog for fresh
FEATHERS Market steady and quiet.
Dealers pay 5Qc per ID for prime live geese.