The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-14
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKEE.
cINorNNArr, june l4-aP. NJ.

FLOUR-The market is quiet, with only o
moderate demand Fancy is quoted IS 75aG 80,
and very choice brands are held at 10 7ba7 per
bri. Family sold to-day at y1 2ba5 35. Extra
Is quoted s5a5 Is; supcriine, IA 80a4 ~, and low
grades, VI 2Oa4 ~ per prl. Spring wheat flour
q worth IS ioab 30 per brl. Rye Hour is quoted
s. 15a5 80 per bril-.
WHEAf--1he market is somewhat steader
to-day. The demand is only moderate. We
quote fair to choice lots II tSal rs for red, and
q 25al Is for white, per bu. Hill is about nom
inal at 81 2Tal rs for No. 2.
CORN-Tne market is frm with fair de-
mand Good mixed car sold to-day at T3c and
shelled is quoted 74c per bu. White is worth Is
a76c, with sales to-day Of shelled at outside
I. OATS-Are steady and quiet at 64ao6c for
mixed, and 6oa6sc for white, per bu for good to
prime sample lots.
RYE--ls quiet and No. is held at 81 Os per
bu with limited demand.
MESS FORK The market is rather duh, and
prime city is worth $40 5Ua@D 70 per brl
LARD-1here is very little demand. Prime
steam is held at 1870, and city kettle IAN al4Ac
per lb Prime current make is quoted 12as "a
BULK MEATS The demand is limited, and
the market continues quiet and easy. Clear
sides are worth Hssc; clear rib sides, nxc, and
shoulders haSke per ib, all lose. Sales TO-
day Of $1,000 lbs of clear sides at 40, and 40,
900 lbs Of clear rib sides at ll?sc per lb.
BACON-Tbere is very little doing. The
market is rather weak. Clear sides are worth
12kal2Hc, clear rib sides 1sAal252sc, anu shoul-
ders 9kc per lb. ALI packed. Sugar -cured
hams are worth 12al3c per lib, canyased and
packed =
COTTON-The market is duh to-day. No
sales reported at the Cotton Exchange. Prices
are Dominally steady and unchanged. We
quote: Ordinary, l2hc; good ordinary, l31zc;
low middling, l49sc: good middling, l4Ac;
middlipg fair, 1Gc; fait, Tcper ib.
| .WHIsk Y-fhe market is quiet. It is held
at 81 ID per gallon, but buyers are holding Oh,
and there are no sales to-day.
BEANS-Ihe market is steady and quiet.
The demand is moderate, with an ample sup
ply. No change in prices. Common are worth
vi i0ai 80; medium, II 75al W; aud choice ma
yies bring $2p per bu.
BROOM-CORN-The market remains steady
and quiet and previous prices. Green hurl is
worth 13c; green stalk braid, 1IaI2c, and COM
mon red brush 1Uc per lb.
BUTTERLThe receipts are generally in ex-
cess of the demand. The market is easy, but
there has been no material change in prices.
Prime to choice grades are worth iSa22c, with
1a2c.nOr for extra selections per lb. Medium
grades are quoted l5al6c, and common 10al2c
per lb.
little il any change, ana the demand is meaer-
ate at 9iaal0,ac per ib.
COAL-The market is arm, with an upward
tendency, under limited receipts. The rates
&c; Raymond City, 8hc; Ashland, SC. and Ohio
River, 5Hc per bu. Delivered to consumers,
we quote: Youghlogiieny, l3al4c; Campbell
| Creek, l3c; Ashland, lla.2c; Muskinguln.
| Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 12aiSc, and
Ohio River, 1Oallc per bu. Indiana Camel,
| at yard, is worth 26c, and kanawha Camel
22c per bu. Gas Conpauy's Coke, at yard, is
! quoted Sc. and Cincinnati Manufactured Coke.
| at yard. l2c per bu.
CUFFEE-There is fair demand and a
| steady market. Rio is worth 2Oa2lc for COM
mon; u 14a22 kc for fair to good, ana 23a24e for
prime to choice per lib. Java is quoted 32a3jc
per Id.
DRIED FRUITs-Domestic is quiet, with
moderate demand. Apples are worth 7a9c,
peaches 7aSe for quarters, 9al0c for halves, per
| lb. Foreign are steady and quiet. LAYER raj
SINS are worth ~ 60as ~ per box. Figs are
quoted 14alSc; prunes, 9al0c; citron. 3Ja32c
| dates 71saSc, and curisnts T1aaSc per lb.
| LGGS-rne receipts are limited ana the de-
mand is lnoaerate, and there Is a steady mar
kss e. Si Rss eozsp i9r IN fIssh ocrst enar
steady az 5Oc per lb for prime live geese, OF
GREEN FRUfTs-Apples are in limited
supply, with moderate demand, and good to
prime lots sell aU So 5Va4 50 per brl, In store.
Lemons are firm with fair demand at rs 5Ga6 50
| per box, and oranges are quoted So 0 a6 20 per
| bJX.
HAY-The demand for the best grades is
| fair with moderate receipts. Inferior grades
| are still duh, the supply being mach larger
| than the demand. Wequote: No. timothy Sci
a22 for loose, and s$l9a2O for close-pressed per
ton. on ARRIVAL. common graaes are held at
| $12a15 per ton, on arrival In store dealers ask
sla2 m2Ie per ton.
HEMP-Ihe market IS inactive Nnder mod
erasc receipts and AZ ghtdemand. Rough Ken.
| lucky is quoted $l6Ja1SO per ton, and dressed
l2al2kc per pound. =
H1DEs-Aie In moderate demand and quiet.
Prices remain steady and without any varia-
tion... We quote: Prime green hides, 61la75sc
per 10; wet saltea' sasc; Dry 1lint, l4ai6c;
| a40t for inferior.
MILL FEED-Ihe demand is moderate and
| the offerings light Bran Is lower and selling
at $l4ai6 per ton; rshipstuifs are qu ted $l6alS,
and middiings are steady, at S25a27 per ton, all
| on arrival In store dealers require " more
| per ton.
| NOLASSES-Therc is a fair consumptlve de-
| leans is worth 6oa7oc, and refined sirups 45ca
| 81 per gallon.
OILS-There is moderate demand for Lin
seed, and 1t IS quoted BG67c per gallon. Lard
rent make. Refined petroleum is steady and in
niG.terate tr t request at isaisc per gailon.
era tie demand and good To cboice goods ar.
we,th G5assc ,,eS In. 6n arrival and 1oa15c ne,
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