The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-05
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
Business being generally suspended to-day.
we can only repeat the following latest quota
tions Of Saturday:
CINCINNATI. July 8-2 p. NJ.
FLOUR-There is quiet and steady market
The demand is moderate. Fancy is worth IS 65
as 30, and some higher brands are held at 81
per brl. Family is worth 50 25a5 IS; extra, 50
as 15; superfne, "a 60a4 10, and low grades
"a 25a4 30 per prl. Spring wheat flour is quo
ted s. 25a6 S5: and Rye fJur IS 50a5 rs per brl.
WHEAT-Is steady, with moderate demand
| for red at 81 1Sal % for good to prime sample.
Hin is held at 81 25a1 30, and white 81 25al IS
for fair to choice lots, and both are not more
/ than nominal
| CORN-The market is quiet with little de-
mand. Mixed is quoted 66aBSc for ear and Goa
70c for shelled per bu.
| RYE-The market is dull and almost nom-
inal. There is hardly enough doing to estab-
lish reliable quotations. 1t is offered at 9zca$1
for good to prime in elevator.
OATS-There Is a steady market but the de-
| mand is limited. No. are worth 54a50c for
mixed, and 56a57c for white per bu.
| MESS PORK-PrIme city is offered at $40
per brl spot, but there is little selling.
BULK MEATS The market is quiet and
steady. Clear sides, 12al2nc; clear rib sides,
| l1%ai1Ac, and shoulders sKaSssc per lib, all
loose
| BACON-There is limited inquiry, but
holders are firm at 1870 for clear sides, 1880
for clear, rib sides, and'9%asHc for shoulders
pyL LARDHfs Al quiet, and city kettle is held at 14o
per lb. Prime steam is offered at 18}a13Xc,
and current make l2a<a12zsc per lb.
COTp0N-Market steady and quiet. No ma
ts. change II rates We quote
| middling 14Kc; good mfddling, l5c; middling
fair, l5Ae; fair, 1exc per lp; :,
| WHISKY-.Is steady, with fair demand at
BEANSyThe demand is light, with full sup
ply, and we quote common 81 25a1 ~, mediums
81 6eal % and choice navies 81 S0ai W per bu.
BROOM -CORN--Is quiet and steady. The
IN prsss choce IS Ssh PR snR s
quality l04al1c, and common 9Hc per ID.
BUTTER-Market steady and with little or
no change The receipts are ample. The de-
mand is chiefly for the, higher grades. We
quote: Choice 19aSUc, and prime 17a1Sc per lb
Small lots Of extra bring a2c more per lb. Me-
dium is held at l4albc, and common l0al2c per
pound.
There is a moderate demand at 10al1c per lb
for prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-MarketI firm with moderate de-
mand. We quote: Rio, 20a2lc per lb for COM
PRIME and Aa a4>sc for choice. Java is worth
COAL-The market continues quiet and
ioghshy: SIG for Raymond; Sc for Ashiand
1s s Hs Us aua oRa River eSsea c asa
land, lie; Raymond City, l2c; Muskingun,
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 12al3c, and
Youghfogheny, 13ai4c. Kanawha camel, s0a
DRIED DFRUITS-Domestic are still dull with
no variation in prices. Apples are worth 7a9c;
peaches, 7aSc for quarters, 9al0c for halves
per ID. Foreign are quiet and steady at
Sins * ss Ss per box Figs 4alys; y0f pruhss ns
9al0c; dates. 7hasc; currants, 7JsaSc, and cit
ron, 30a32c per lh.
EGGs-The receipts are liberal, and there is
9 moderate demand at l4al5c per dozen for
GREEN FRUITS-Lemons are rather scarce
and firm, with good demand at $9a1O per box
Oranges are steady and in fair request at SSa9
HAY-The. market is quiet, with fair local
demand for the higher grades, and little or no
sale for inferior. No. l timothy is worth $i8a2O
for loose, and $l5a17 for tight-pressed per ton,
on arrival. Common grades are held at T0ai3
per ton on arrival In store dealers require 81
m0reper ton.
HEMP-The market is dull and nominal
We quote: Rough Kentucky, 5Oal 60 per ton,
and Dressed lsals4 per lb,. .......-. ~.
is somewhat easier We quote: Green hides,
6a7c; wet salted, 7xa9c; dry flint, 14af5c per
lb; sheep peits are worth 75caM 25 for good
to prime, and 25a5Oc for common.
MILL FEED-The market is moderately ac- |
tive, and the receipts are ample. Prices re-
main steady, and we obserye no material va |
ration. We quote bran $14al5, shipstuffs sl6a
II, and middiings $2Sa@7 per ton, ON arrival, |
and ~ more, per ton in store.
NOLASSES-There is a quiet and steady !
market at previous prices. The demand is on
~ moderate at 60a70c for New Orleans, and 45c |
asf Tor refined sifnps per gallon.
OIlS-TIere Is moderate demand for lin |
Seed at SSa65c per gHiion. Lard oil is steady at
IL 0sal % for extra current-make. Refined |
petroIeum ls quiet at ll14al21sc per gallon.
POTAloES-Th receipts are large and in |
with further decline IN prices. Good to choice |
new are ofered in store at 81 5Oaa O0 per bri
P0ULTRY-The receipts are moderate with |
fair demand for live chickens at 80 5oa4 Is for
old and z 5Oaa20 for Young per doz. .s@
with no change in prices. Carolina is worth |
saskc; Louisiana, 71saSc; Rangoon, Ia7hc
per IL.
SALT-Domest,c is very quiet at 26c pcr bu
and 81 40 per brl, IN store; Liverpool coarse is
steady with moderate demand at 81 30ai 30 per
sack; TURKS Island Is quiet at mal2c per bu
SEEp-fhe market has. undergone little
,r no change. Flax IL quoted 81 SO per br Il
Timothy is quiet at 81 65as 10 per bu, and ctover
9 IN linittc demand at laal2t4c per lb in store
Hungarian grass seed is worth II 40 per brl.
sSGGAt-The market has undergone no va
ssa since Ws ouue as Ses Sas dsaaa o4ea is only
,er ib; rlaiife 9ssai0c: extra CO.. 10 zal0asc; 1,
'B" white 105SafOIkc, "An white, 10 O,sal6ssc:l
lard, 1l&altlsc per ID. II
TALLY Tho receipts are ample and there
! q fair demand, with steady market at s4
TODACCU-Tne ma ket IS steady and quiet. {
We quote: Shipping grades, Bright leaf 2sa
So; bright hugs, I7a35c; bright trash Tia j
7c: dark leaf, I5al9c; dark hugs, lalSc; dark {
rash, yaltc per lb. Manufacturing grades /
re worth: Bright wrappers, 2ya9yc; bright fill-J
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