The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-20
WEEKLY EEVIEW OF THE CxN-
CINkA1I MARKER
CrNolNNArI. July 2O-2P. M.

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CINkA1I MARKER.
CINCINNATI. July 20--2 r. M.
FLOUR = The market is stronger to-day,
especially for the higher grades. Spring Is
worth S. 75a5 So, with sales Family choice
brand Sold to-day al So per brl; sample
brought 80 80 per bril- Extra Is worih IS 25a5 50;
super6ne s4 doa4 30, and low grades "a l0a4 ~
per brL Rye -four is worth sb B0a5 ~ per >bii. |
: WHEAT-The market is excited to-day, and |
prices are advanced. Good TO prime red sold
at 81 35al 40 per bu, and choice lots brought
81 AZ. White remains rather quiet but firm at
VI 35a1 45 per bu for far to choice.
CORN-ls steady and quiet The demand Is |
moderate. and mixed sold to-day at TIC per ba
for both ear and shelled. IL .4.sa
OATS-The market is firm, but quiet, with
light offerings. No. 2 are worth 6Sa6Oc FOR
mixed, and 6Ua62c for white.
BULK MEATS-Market steady, with mod
crate demand at sHc for shoulders, 1l%c for
clear rib sides, and lac for clear sides, all loose
kY Els duil and nominal Holders are ask
ing vi 15al ~ per bu for small lots OF good to
choice OLD. There were samples, ofnew rye on
Change to-day but none offered. Very little
old remains on the market.
MESS PORK-There is quiet market at $40
a1y rs per brl for prime city.
BACON-There Is rather a, firmer market to-
day. Clear sides are worth 13c; clear rib sides,
i2S 6; and shoulders, 99sc; and holders ask NC
more per 10, an packed. sugar-cured hams,
LAkD--The market is steady Current make
is quoted l2s<c per ID. City Kettle Is neld at
l4%al4Ac, and prime winter steam l3hc
per Id.
CorTON-Market quiet and steady. Sales
to-day Of rs bales. We quote: Ordinary,
use: good ordinary, l3Hc: low midding,
l4J. 6: mddling, 14ssc; good middling, Ike:
niudllng falr l6c' fair, 17c per lb Stock on
haLd, 2,20I bales.
WIISKY-Remains steady, with sales OF
27l brls at 81 IL per gallon.
ALCOHOL-The market is steady. with fair
demand and we quote - 81 per gallon for 9s
per cent. above proof.
ASHES-D Demand light at 5Xc for potash,
and INC for pearl per Id.
BAGGiNG-rnere is a steady market and q
far demand, at l31sal4c per yard for 2agA ID
flax.
BAGS--Are in fair demand. with large Of
feriDgs, and prices are little easier. We
quote: Bur!aps. bu, l0allc; burlaps, bu, IA
aloe; gunnies, bll. l4al5c; gunnie', bu, 23a
24c; eamless cotton bags,2 Du, 21a32c.
BAHK-The receipts are larger and the de-
mand is moderate. Prime chestnut oak is
worth $l2 per cord.
BEES WAY X-Market steady, with moderate
demand, and we quote best quality 27a2sc par
BEANs-Are dull and nominal. Choice
havies are held nt 81 8Oai 9U, and mediums at
81 coal % pr bu, In store.
BROOM-CORN-lhe market Is quiet, the
demand beng very light Prices nominally
unchanged. Common.red is quoted Sa 0c green
stalk braid, lOlsal2c, and fancy green nurl 13c
per lb. .l
BUTTER-The market has undergone no
material change There is fair demand for
the better grades, with ample supply. Me-
dium and common grades are dull Choice
Western Reserve is worth 2la"2c, and prime
Southern aud Central Ohio lSa2Oc. Small lots
of extra bring lac per Id more Medium is
quoted l5al7c, and lower packing grades lOal3c
per lb.
CANNED FRUITs.-The demand is fair and
the market steady. We quote: Peaches, d0z,
81 75a2 Is; pine apples, 81 65al 90; strawberries,
81 7ja2 90; raspbcrries, " 0Oa2 rs; ounces,
~ 50a2 rs; pears, S2a2 80; wh0rtleberries, s2a
2 %: plums, per doz, s. 15ae; green corn, VI 50
az 80: green peas, u 5oas 1S; condensed milk.
! 90.
CANDLEs-The demand is fair at previous
prices. We quote: Star candles, 164aa171sc,
and common tallow Hlkal2}ac per lb.
CIIEESE-There is n fair demand and the
receipts are moderate at 10allc per lb Tor prime
to choice factory.
COFFEE Continues steady, ana demand
fair at previous prices. Wequ0te: Kio, 2la22c
for common; 2aa23}sc for far TO good; 24ai5o
| for prime 10 choice per lb. Laguayra is worth
s4a25c, and Java 33a35c per Id. "
COAL-Remains steady, with moderate re-
Yous ushiogheny, l0!4c: Campbell Creek, 9,sc;
Ashland and Raymond City, SIC per bilshel.
we quote, delivered to consumers, Yough-
iogheny, l4e; Campbell Creek, lSc;
Hooking Valley and Kanawha l3c; Indiana
and Kanawha camel, 20c per bu. City coke at
yards is worth lie, and gas coke do, Sc per bu.
Delivered, city coke l4c, gas coHe 12c per III.
COKDAGE-The market is quiet, with little
or no variation. We quote: Manila l41sa16c;
SIsal rope, i1Laal3c Der Ip, according TO size.
JuJc rope is worth l0al1c per b e
CooPEKAGE-The demand is rather light
at previous rates. We quote: Half hhds, 81 10;
pork brls $la1 U5; slack, half SO 50a4: tight, ",
iron bound, Sal 10; lard terees 81 20al 50; -four
brls, s5alOc; whisky bfls, iron bound, u 50a
81: petroleum brls, 81 25a1 35; hy-tight hhds,
81 5Da1 80; OIL brls, 81 l5al %.
COOPERSTUFF-The trade is very moder-
ate and we observe no change. In prices. We
quote: Flour brl poles, SlOal2; tight Drl do,
-kough Drl. sl4al6; dressed do, si8a2e; hogs
head, $2Ja25; tight do, &3Oa35 Fer 1.U0D.
COTTON YARNS-There Y is a very quiet mar
ket, and prices have not changed. Assorted
Nos. per b, 2Vc; carpet warp, white, per lb, &c;
carpet warp, coIored, per lb, a4c; wickng, per
lib, 2Hc; cOverlet yarns, 29c: cotton tw ne, per
Id, 22a24c; tpiton rope. per b, 22as4c; SOUS. per
doz, 1870; G)s, per doz 12c; trot lines, per lb,'
Soc; staging, per ID, SIC; seine twine. per lb,
SAC.
DRIED FKUIFS-Domestic remain nom
inal at 7a9c for apples per ID, and 7aSc per lb
for quarter peaches, and 9al0c for halves. For
egn are steady and quiet Layer raisins are
worth $2 5ua2 50 per box. Dates are worth ~
aSc, currants 71aaSe, prunes yal0c, figs 14a1Sc,
and citron 30a32c per ID.
EGGS-rhe market is steady, with moderate
rCtitlpiS anu ltlf uclAhuu dI 1OC per uOLtu lOF
fresh arrivals.
FEATHERS--Moderate demand and steady
mars ct at SOC per Id on arrival.
I GINSENG-Market quiet, and prime lots are
worth 81 per lb.
| GREEN FRUITS-Lemons are scarce and
in good demand and firm at $10a10 80 per box.
Oranges are in moderate request with light
supply and are quoed ~ 50a9 50 per box
HAY-There has been no change though the
receipts are rather heavier The higher
grades continue in fair demand and are
steady. No. timothy is worth $1sa20 loose,
and $5a17 for tight pressed, per ton. on arrival.
Interior ls still dull at x0a12 per ton, on ar
rival. In store dealers require $2 more per ton.
HEMR-The market is still very quiet
There is very little doing. Rough Keatucky is
worth S14jal50 per ton in store. Dressed is
worth II %al2c per lb.
HIDES-rne trade is dull. The receipts are
liberal, and the demand light No material
change in priees. We quote: Green hides, ga
76c; wet salteti, IN a9c; dry flint, 14al5c per
| lD sheep pelts, 75casl rs for good to prime.
| and 20a3Dc for inferior,
IIOPS-The market is easier, under moder-
| ate demand and large offerings. Prime to
choice are worth 25a30c per Id.
IkON~-The market remains quiet but steady.
There has beon little or no change. We