The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, July 81-2P. M,

SlNVlNNATl, OuiJ OIL
FLOUR-Is steady and moderately active
Family is worth So 25a6 81, with sales OF choice
To-day at outside figure, spot, and sales also at
SG 6Oa6 Is, seller September. Extra Is quiet at
IS SJa6 ~; superfne, IA 6Oa5; low grades, ~ 81
a4 81 per brl. Spring wheat N "a, flour ls quoted
x6 l5a6 Az. Rye IS worth SIS 50a5 rs per brl.
OAfS-Are nrmer to- day with fair demand
4 and 40. 2 are quoted 65a66c for mixed, and
t7u6sc for white. Choice lots sold to-day at &c
| for mixed and T0c for white per bu.
CORN-Is steady with Only moderate de-
mand and quiet. Good mixed is quoted 71a73c
ear and shellsd. Sales of ear to-day ut TIC per
WHEAT-The market Is frmer to-day. Red
is worth 81 4Dai so, and white 81 45a1 81 per bu.
Hill is worth about the same as white.
RYE-1he market is quiet, AMI one sale Of
prime new at IL, spot, and buyers offering 9Sc
Der bu. Sales to arrive next week ut 93c per
MESS PORK--The market is quiet. PRIME
is worth SEQ rs for country, and $40 90a2O Is for
city per brl. Holders want 25c per brl more.
9BACON--The market is quiet and easy
Clear sides are quoted 12Tal3c. clear lib Sides
l2aal2%c, and shoulders, VIC per brl, spot, all
packed. sugar-cured hams, laal4c per ~.
BULK MEATS-There is moderate inquiry
at 81 for shoulders, l2sc for clear rib, and f2c
for clear sides, the latter about no mina, spot,
all loose.
LARD-There is very little doing. Prime
current make is quoted H5s al22c, prime win
ter steam 135S a13Ac, and city kettle held at II
| CuTfON-Market dull to-day. NO sales.
Prices unchanged. We quote: Ordinary, 1t3s G;
good ordinary, l2Ac: low middllng, laa4c: Md
ding. 14Lc: good middling, l4Ic; mIddllng
| far, 1870: fair, l6Zc per lb.
| WHISK Y-There is q steady and moderately
active market, with sales OF 33 brls at 81 16 per
| gallon.
| BEANS-Are merely nominal Mediums are
held at ~ 5Oa1 W, and choice nayys 81 soa1 W
OM-CORN-Continues steady with mod
edrate receipts and limited demand No change
| in prices. Red brush is quoted 6al0c, green
stalk braid lu1aalac, and choice green hufl l3c
| per ID.
| BUTTER-The best grades are firm, with
| good local demand and limited receipts at 2la
| 23c for choice, and lSa2Oc 10 prime, per lb and
| lions of single packages. Medium grades are
| still dull at 14a16c, and common packing butter
isncglected and held ut lOa12c per lb.
| CHEEsE-The market. is steady and quiet.
No change in prices. Prime to choice factory
| is worth i0atlc per lib.
| COFFEE-Ihe market remains firm, with
fair demand and prices are unchanged. kio is
| worth 2la2ac for common; 2s1ka23 "a for fair to
| good, and 24a25c for prime 10 choice, per lb.
| Laguayra. 24aa5c per h..
COAL-Youghiogheny is in good demand at
| SC per bu. ahoat. we quote, delivered: ONO
river, lOc: Ashland, 1lai2c; Hocking Valley.
Muskingum. and kanawha, 12al3c; Kauawha
camel, &c per bu., Anthracite is worth W 30
| a10 per ton, delivered.
| DRIED FRUITS : Domestic is dull and
nominal Apples are worth 7ashc; peaches
| 1aSc for quarters, 9a10c for halves. Foreign
are steady and quiet. Citron, 30a32c; figs, 14a
| 1Sc; cnrrants, T1SaSc; prnnes, 9a10c, and dates
7aSc per lb. Layer raislns ~ 5Oa2 6U per box.
ESGshsrs SG Y yaEy afs Sss s aa5sa NJ
per dozen, with moderate demand and liberal
| FEiTHERs- Continue quiet and steady at
SOC per lib Z for PRIME live gssse stead. ,t,
fair demand and light receipts, and they are
worth $2a4 per brl. A few peaches are selling
at 5Oa5 per bu II boxes; s These are So scarce T
and srm Lem9qs "a are STU r Wsa fa1r de-
steady at S. 50a9 per box.
4 HAY-Uhoice grades of old are still in good
| demand and scarce. There are worth $22a2a
for loose and ssea2l fGF tghs pressed pSs per ton
new hay are generally Of inferior quality,
and it Is dull and nominal at $10a15 Fer ton,
on arrival. Dealers ask S1a2 more per ton in
4 store.
HEMP-The market is dull and nominal.
Rough Kentucky is held at sl45al50 per ton,
| and dressed IL nc per lib.
| HIDES Continue quiet and steady at pre-
vious rates. We qpote; Green, 6a7Mc; wet
| sailed, 7xa9c: dry flint, 14a15c per Id; sheep
! pelts are worth 75ca$l 26 for good to choice,
1 and 20a40c for inferior.
MILL FEED = Bran Is steady with moder-
ate demand at $l5 50al6 80 per ton. Shpstu1s
are in fair demand and firm at y25a50 per ton.
These figures are on arrival. In store Sla2
more is required.
| MOLASSES-Tne market continues quiet and
steady with fair consumptive demand at pre-
| yious pl ices. New Orleans Is worth 60a7Uc, and
refined sirups 45ca$i per gallon.
OILS-There Is a quiet and steady market
for llnseed which is worth 62a63c per gallon for
prime. Lard oil is quiet and steady at 95a96c
per gallon. Refined petroleum Is worth llaiac
per gallon. Ss'--.t-.