The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-28
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. July 2s-2 P. M.

| 'COItN-Ihe inarketis HrIn, with iair demand
for mixed, and sales at 7Sa76c for ear or
fOATs-7Are firm and in fair demand to day,
and sales OF good to prime white sample at 65a
eeS And q & good mixed sample at CSC per bu.
81 4Ua1 45 for good to choice. White Is held at
IL 4oa1 10, and hill 81 s5af 4S for fair to prime,
MESS PoRK-The marset is quiet and
steady. There is only moderate demand.
Prime city is quoted $40 7Jasi, and country
BACON-lrhere is moderate inquiry at 9Sc
ior shoulders; isNalse for clear iiD sides, and
issso for Sssrsidss per i0' spgarcused
LARD3Thefe is quiet market to-day. The
demand is limited. Prime current make is
quoted 12Xal3c. Prime winter steam is held
Tat 13hc, and city kettle, lax a14zc per lb.c I.
BULK MEATS-The demand Is rather light
and there is steady market. Clear sides are
worth 121fAl2Ac; clear rib sides 1l%c, and
shoulders @ 6 ShasKc per II, all packed.
sales to-day. There has been q general decline
OF Nc per lb We quote: Ordinary. 1txc;
good ordinary, l2Ac; low middling, 18xc;
middling, 14}zc; good middling, 14Xc; middling
fair, 1910: far, 1870 per ID.
| WHISKY--Is steady and in fair demand at
y Is per gal Sales to-day at that price Of
BEANs-Are dull and nominal. They are
scarce and quoted 81 50a1 w for medium, and
VI 0al % for prime navies.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. limited and re-
ceipts moderate. Prices steady and un-
changed. We quote: Red brush, 8al0c; green
stalk braid, lOtaal2c, and choice green hurl lac
BUTTER-The market is generally steady
with no material variation in prices. The de-
mand for the higher grades is fully equal to the
receipts at 20a21c Tor choice and 18a19c for
The demand, and it is quoted 14al8c for medium
and l0aiac for common packing grades.
| CHEESE-The market is steady and auiet.
| No change In prices. Prime to choice factory
| is worth l0a11c per lb. ''
| 7UOFFEE-The demand is fair, and steady
market at previous prices. Wequote: kio, 2la22c
for common; 2ax aSS1<e for fair to good; 24a25c
for prime to choice, per 10. Laguayra is worth
24a95c, and Java 38a85c per lib.
COAL-There Is little or no wholesale trade
| at present. Delivered TO consumers we quote !:
tQhio river, l0c; Ashland, lac; Muskingum,
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 12al3c; Pitts
burg. .lsai 4c per bu. Kanawha camel is worth
| [NDRIED FRUITS Domestic is dull and
nominal Apples are worth 7a8hc; peaches
7aSc for quarters, 9al0c for halves. Foreign
Iare steady and quiet Citron. soas2c; fgs. 14a
1sc; currants. 7HaSc; prunes, 9al0c, and dates
qa8c perlb. Layer raiBIns 81 50a2 6U per box.
EGGS The market Is well supplied and
there is q moderate demand at lac per doz for
fresh.
FEATHERS-Are in moderate demand with
50c per is on arrival.
GREEN FHUITS-.Apples are in good sup
Ply az 81 ouaS oo per Dri ior common 70 cnoice.
feaches are scarce and dd IN good demand at VI %
steady at ssa9 Per box. Lemons are in fair de-
| mand and firm at $ioal1 per box.
nAi-Lhe narke! m,! mas n,, unuergone no mase-
th ,i.b SS souu I ZOE ZOE
s s9o.m s = ap ~
los loose, anu sisaay lor sigs pressed No; em
nayts a t M aIe any worsh
stoSls "a poa Son ~ "iAAf"A' Al S'oio ooaiois "sh
sla2 I more no per per- Ton; o..o.. na ao., ,,..
,;..,.t LII tto a.uIp.s a uo,au AM aIe posn
al" Rna aut tS anu unr
cH so IVY 70 woi.n w IN ny
HdisT T%aso iS ataau ~ ~ ~, ;t ~
demand Tor hast ~, M chan1e W re.sS soyu
ldry ,dlnt. 14al5c' Der is: sheen peits are Worth
iDfesior oSas 70 t0f Sooa =" 'noi0e anu 1Oa4oo ior
IRON-The market is quiet and easv. The
demand is moderate. We quote as follows for
ali kinds of Dig iron at four months per ton:
Charcoal. hot blast II. R.-No. j, sS7a2S: No. q.
DO, $26 90; do. mill, S25 90: Alabama. Geor,
.gia and Tennessee, No. !, s20 O0as7 %; No.
ES,, SIS 0O; mil, SA 90. Stone coal ana coke
| iron-No. ], $2ba28; No. 2, .Sa4a95; mill, S2l.
Charcoal, cold -blast-H. r., s40a5O; Alabama.
GEORGIA and Tennessee warm and cold
blast, S95a40. Blooms, $8Da9O. Wrought SCRAP
per ID. 1a1Ac: do, cast, per lb, xa1c; Tnanufac-
tured fat, round ana square bar, boiled. 2lIa
l2ho; do, charcoal, sxa4o per ib; sheet iron.
boiled. Nos, 10a2T HAS BLOC: do. charcoal.5
5 7-l0aoNc per 10; horse shoes. $5 75a6 90 uer
keg; mule shoes. Sc T5a1 90 per keg; steel.
American cast, 17af8c; American cast spring
steel. 1916: imported tool steel. 20a22c: German
steel. 9al0c per lib. III =
MILL FEED = The receipts are generally
light and the demand fair and there ia q Arm
market Bran has Iyanced a little. II is now
worth SIS 6Oal8 ~ per ton. Shlpstnffs are quo.
ted sl6a17, and middlings $25a30 per ton, ali on
arrival. Dealers ask $las more per ton in
store.
y Nor, ASSES-Tnere ia a fair local demond
and the market remains steady: New Orleans
is worth 60a7Oc, and refined sirups 4Ocasl per
gallon, according to quality.
OILS-There is q quiet and steady market
for ltnseed, which is worth G2a63c per gallon for
prime Lard oil is quiet and steady az 95a98c
Der gallon. Refined petroleum. is worth llai2e
per gallon. 4
= POTATOES The receipts are ample and the
demand moderate. The market remains
steady at 81 5Oal rs per brI for good to prime i,
store.
POULTRY-Liye chickens are in moderate
req uest, with liberal receipts. Old are worth
ss 25aS rs. and younp $2as per dozen. ~
RNE-Tha demand is fair and tbara ia a
steady market at Sa8iSe for Carolina = Iayc ror
Louisiana, and 7a7 Is for Rangoon per ID. -
SAIT-We quote domestIo S6o ner In and
81 As per brl. In store. and drayane added
when. delivered. fIvernool coarse is in mod
erate reo,,esr at 81 25ai RI mar sacK. Tn,.Is,