The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-13

CINCINNATI. ou,y 1s-a p. M.

FLOUR-The market is quiet and steady
Spring sold to-day at s5 25a5 30 per brl Fam
per bril- Rye is quiet at s. 50a5 10 per DrL
CORN-Is hrm, with fair demand to-day fol
mixed, with sales Of shelled at 70a71c per bu.
sheIled is worth 74a75e per bu, but we hear OF
OATS-T6e market is steady. mixed are
worth 5ba5Sc for good to prime sample. Good
whige sample SOLD to-day at 6Oa6se per bu, and
No. 2 white at 6lc per bu.
RYE-The market is very quiet, and No. 4
in elevator is held at la1 OF per bu.
WHEAT-Red Is firm, and fair to choice lots
are quoted 81 a2al 2t per bu. New white ID
worth 81 25 per bu for good sample. Hill is
nominal, with no reliable quotations.
BACON-1here Is q very quiet market and
little or no change is observed. Clear sides,
l3c; clear rib sides, 1890, and shoulders, gXc
MESS PORK-There is not much demand
but the market remains steady. Prime city Is
LAkD-The market is generally dull. There
is only q light demand for prime current
steam is worth 1876 and city Kettle Is held at lac
per lb, and both are about nominal.
BULK MEATS-There is very little inquiry.
Shoulders are held at s,sasAc; clear rib sides,
COTTON-Market quiet. Sales to-day, 70
bales. Stock on hand in this market, 8,449
bales. We quote: Ordinary. 12c; good or
dinary, 1870: low middllng; 14xc: middling,
1aNc; good mi. middling, .lo%c; middling fair,
WHISKY-Continues quiet and steady, with
sales to-day OF l73 brls. at 81 u per gallon.
ALCOHOL-Is firm and little higher. We
quote 81 50 per gallon for sS per cent above
ASHES Market dull and nominal Potash
is quoted bKc, and pearlash Sc per lb.
BARK-Ihe receipts are large and demand
aINa
BAGGING-Tne market remains steady
with fair demand, and we quote 2A lb flax
l3hal4c per yard.
ings and fair demand. We quote: Burlaps, 2
bu, 10at1c; burlaps, A bu, l4a1oc; gunnies, 2 bu.
14a15c;- gunnies. bu,' s3a24c; seamless cotton
sacks, 2 bu, 28a3Sc.
no material variation. Common are quoted
81 25al 85, mediums 81 coal IS, and choice ma
yies 81 S0ai w per bu.
BEESWAX-Is in moderate request and
steady at 2ea3Oc per, lib for prime quality.
BR0OM-CORN-1he market continues quiet
and steady. The receipts are limited. Com
mon red brush is worth 9a10c; green stalk
braid, 10hal2c. and choice green hurl l3c
BROoMs-The demand is only moderate,
but there is steady market at previous rates.
WeQuote: Common, 81 t1a3 90; Shaker, 10 7Sa
400; hurl. sS 5OA w; steamboat, $6a6 ~ per
SUFFERING market continues steady ana
generally quiet There is q fair demand for
the best grades, with moderate receipts. Me-
dium and common are dull, with receipts in
excess of the sales. Prices are steady, with
little II any change. We quote choice fresh 19a
2Oc; prime 16al7c per ID, apd extra selections
Of single packages bring la2c more per lb. Nc
dunn grades are held at 14al5c, and common
packing at l0al2c per lb.
CANDLES-Are quiet, with moderate de-
maud at previous prices. Common taliow are
worth 1l5sa.25ac, and star candles 16&a17kc.
CANNED FRUITs-There has been no
change since last week. The demand is
fair. We quote: Peaches, dez 81 75a
25; pine apples, 81 65at 90; Strawberries,
81 7ba2 10; raspberries, " 00a2 25; quinces,
s2 5Oay 10; pears, s2as 20; whortleberrles, saa
225: plume, per dog, 8 i5a2; green corn, 81 50
az 30: green peas, 81 b0a2 Is: condensed milk,
s2 75a5 90; oysters, cove, 81 50il rs; oysters,
pic2led, 81 50; tomatoes, 81 20(ol co.
CHLESE-The demand is only moderate,
with li,liited offerings at previous prices.
Prime to choice factory is worth f0allc per lb.
CUFFEE-Therc il a firm market with fur
ther advance hi prices. The demand here lis
fair. kio is worth 2la2sc for common; 2l5ka
231,c for fair to good; 2da sc for prime 10 choice,
per 10. Java is worth 53a3Jc, Laguayra s4aa5c
per lib.
C0AL--The trade is light, but there is a
rates afioat are 4ougiriegheny, ioc: Ashland.
&c, and Ohio Riyer 61ac per bu. Delivered 20