The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
oxxo1NxATr DAILY MARxEE
CINCINNATI. june 7-2 2. N.

CINCINNATI. June To r. n.
FLOUR.The market Is easy and quiet. wit
moderate demand to-day. Fancy sold at IS 81
family sold AZ So 10 for old ground, and IS D
for fresh: extra is worth IS u00s5 '15; super
hne, 1904 w; and low grades sold at "a 4p0
6o per brL Spring wheat flour is worth IS zb1
$50; and rye -four, IS sOCge 10 per barrel.
| WHEAT-is dull. with li,tle OF no change
Red is quoted 81 8lgDl rs per bp for good +
choice grades. Hill Ia held at 81 x5(gi q fo
oat good to prime, and white. 81 2SSl 81 for far =
RYEr-Thers is a limited demand, and goo,
to choice will bring 81 l'asl 10 per bu. in ele
UoRN-The market is quiet under a mod
crate demand. Good mixed is worth 7ae7s'
for ear. T3gi4c for sheiled. White is quoted 4
(D15c for good ear or shelled.
! QATS-Are in moderate request and quiet
81 and good to prime are worth 6bgo7c for mixed,
| BULK MEATS-rnere is light trade, will
little or no change. Shoulders are worth S1Stq
Skcj clear rib sides, lac, and clear sides
| MESS PORK-The market is dull and prime
city is difficult to sell at $40 per brl, spot.
LARD-The market is very quiet. Prime
current make is quoted at 13c, prime steam
1lsHglsSe, and city kettle Is held ut l4xg
BBAGoN~There is very little doing, and the
market is inactive. Clear sides are held at
12Sc;, clear rib are quoted at 19hCg1a9sc, and
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hams are worth l2k(0lSc per ID.
! COTION-The market is dull. There were
| no sales to-day at the Cotton Exchange. Prices
are steady and unchanged. We quote: Ordl-
nary, l2ssc; good ordinary, 1870; low mid
ding, l4xe; middling, l5kc; good middling,
l5Mc; middling fair, 16ke; far, TIC per lb.
WH!Skf-The market Is dull to-day. II ia
quoted u 10 per gallon, but we hear of no sales.
| BEANs-The receipts are light and the de-
mand only moderate. Prices are steady and
unchanged. We quote choice navies 81, me-
dium 81 1901 S5, AMI common II 5UDJ 20 per bu.
BkOOM-UORSlThe market continues quiet.
The receipts and demand are both very mod
crate Prices have undergone no especial va
ration. Common red brush is worth 1Uc, good
staiK braid ntgl2c, and prime green hurl l3c
per ID.
BUTTER-The market is rather dull and
weak. There is q moderate local demand for
best table butter. Medium and lower grades
are neglected and almost unstable. Choice
western Reserve is worth 2uG2lc, and prime
Central and Southern Ohio IS glgc per lib, small
lots OF extra being lCg2c more per Id. Medium
is held at IA glBc, and common 10 Gi2c per lb.
CHEESE-The receipts are in excess Of the
demand, and there is very quiet market.
cbaes ooa 70 PRIME faesory Il quoted slo and
CoAL-The receipts have been liberal. and
| there is fair demand, and prices continue
steady with an upward tendency. The rates
Sas nls d1ss s e.s s oy 6y
River, 6ac per bu. Delivered to consumers.
we quote: .rittsburg, 14c; Raymond City, 100
l3c; Ashland. 119l2c; Ohio River l0c; Mus
Valley is worth i0c ~ elevator, l2c delivered
per bu. Indiana and Kanawha Camel, deliv-
cred, zoe per bu. Anthracite is worth 80 5O410
COFFEE-There is a quiet and steady mar
ket and prices are unchanged. Weqpote: Rio,
~ U2lc for common; Il 1a6D2hc for fair to
good, and 23Q24c for prime to cnoice per Id.
Java is worth a2GS4c per lb. and Laguayra
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic is in moderate
request at previous prices. Peaches are worth
91sG10nc Tor halves, SG9c for quarters, and
apples 7gSe for Southern and 09,sc for North
Layer raisins are quoted 81 T5op2 90. Figs are
worth 14tglSc; prunes, 9GiUc; currants, 7b(Q
&c; dates. 7h@Sc; and citron sells at 3NGSSc
per lb.
EGGs-The market is steady, with only a
moderate demand at 15c per dozen for fresh,
and an ample supply.
FEATuERS-Are steady and in moderate
request at 5Oc per lib for prime llye geese on ar
rival.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in United sup
ply, with moderate demand, and good to prime
lots sell at s3 50g4 30 per bril- in store. Lemons
are firm with fair demand at IS 59(d6 80 per
box; ana oranges are quoted 50 0O(06 per box.
HAi-The market remalps quiet and steady
with fair demand for best grades. There "a
little or no demand for inferior grades. The
receipts are liberal, and we observe nc. .yaiia-
gz2 for loose, and $l9020 for hard pressed per
ton, on arrival. Common grades are worth
Ma@l6 per ton on arrival. Dealers ask sltg2
HEMP-Tne demand is light and the re-
ceipts moderate Prices are unchanged.
Rough Kentucky is held nominally at sl65tpl7U
per ton. Dressed is quoted l21ac per 10, with
HIDEs-The demand and receipts are about
equal, and both are moderate. No material
change in prices. We quote: Prime green
hides, 61sNI1sc per lb;wet suited, Stu9e; dry
flint 14g1bc; sheep pelts, 75cNUsl %, for good
to prime. and 2UG40c for Inferior.
IRON-The demand for pig-Iron is moderate
and nallcable Is dull. There has been no es
pecial change in prices. We quote the following
at 4 months for pig iron per ton. Charcoal, hot
blast Hanging kocH-No. 1, $28(g80; No. 2, do,
ST 00(g2S U0; 40, mill, $26 "; Alabama
Georgia and Tennessee, No. !, S27 0O,d29 %;
No. 2, s26@z1; mill. $50 90: stone-coal and coke
Charcoal, cold -blast--H.' r.. s40d150; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm ana coid
blast S35g45. Blooms, s8Oa90. Wrought scrap
per Ii. 1Gl Nc; do, cast. per Ib. &11Ic; man.
ufactured nat, round and square bar, boiled.
2xg2hc; do, charcoal, 3Kdg4c per ID; sheet
iron, boiled, Nos. 1002, 1905 8-l0c; de- chiir-
coal, 7-1o(g6hc per ID; horse shoes, IS SIX
g6 70 per keg; mule shoes. ST s79stg7 2O per
keg; steel, AmerIcan cast 17Giec; American
cast spring steel, l2c per lb
MILL FEED-The receipts are moderate
but the demand continues light and the market
is easy. Bran Is worth $l6,g11, shipstufs $1599
10, and middlIngs s2aG27 per ton, all on ar
rival, and " more per ton is required in store
MOLASsES-The demand is moderate and
market quiet. Pri ces continue steady and un-
changed New Orleans is quoted 6O2D75c per |
gallon, and refined SHRUBS 45clQ$l per gallon. |
according to quality.
OlLS-Lnseed is quiet with moderate de-
mand at Csc per gallon. Lard oil is in fair
request and steady at 81 1901 II per gallon
for extra current make. Refined petroleum is
worth 13g g14c per gallon with fair demand
POTATOES - The market remains Quiet
though steady. The demand is moderate and I
the receipts liberal. Good to choice grades are |
worth 15,a90c per bu. in store, and 10s9i5c less |
per bu on arrival. New potatoes are In fair
request, and best Southern are worth SCOT per /
off.
POULTRY-Live chickens are in fair de- !
fand, with good supply, and the market coh-
'inues steady at $3GS 50 for old, and $202 50 for
7oung. -
SALT Domestic is in moderate demand at
1 As per sri, and 26c per bu, and extra charge
$ made for delivery. Liverpool coarse is Quiet
Vt VI 35t9l 40 Der sack. Turks island Is in
light demand, and worth 32(N33c per pu.
SEED-Clover and timothy are merely nomi-
lal, and we have no reliable quotations. Mil
ct is worth 81 10 al rs per bu. Hungarian grass
$ quoted 81 65(g1 rs Der bu. Flax SEED Is in
moderate request at 81 1901 IS per blu.
SUGAR-There is a moderate trade and the
market is quiet and easier We quote: New
Jrlcanss S5S(pp5sc, per lb: clarified, ykGl0c;
xtra &c" l0L@lUkc;"B'' wnite, 10s<6QlUkc:
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