The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-04
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKEE.
CINCINNATI, August a. r. N

FLOUR-The market is steady with con-
tinued fair demand. Family sold at 81 75a
| Z 10 to-day; extra is worth Sc 75a7 25; super
fine, $5 60a 9 o., with sales at outside figure
to-day: low grades sold at "a so perbrL Spring
wheat -four sold at y7a7 % per brl, but the
latter figure is probably extreme. Inferior
grades Of spring are worth So 60a8 70, anu are
dull. Rye flour is steady at SIS 75a6 10 per brl.
WHEAI-Is a shade firmer to-day, with no
material change in prices. Ked IS worth VI %
held at Il Goal 80 per bu for fair to choice lots.
OATS-Are steady and quiet. Good to prime
mixed are worth 7la73c, and white 7sa15c per
busheL
demand. Good TO prime mixed is worth 7sa75c
fer car and 75a77c lor shelled per bu
MESS PORK-The market is firm, and prime
cisy IS quoted $21 25a2l 80 per brl.
BACON--There is a steady market. Shoul-
ders are quiet at 9ha9xc, buyers offering inside
price. Clear rib sides are worth 12Xal2Tc,
clear and sides are held at 13c per Ii, spot, all
packed Sugar-cured hams 18Aal4c per lb.
BULK MEATS-The market remains steady
at sS for shoulders 1lHa13c for clear rib sides,
and l21lc for clear sides, per lb. spot all loose.
LARD-There is quiet and steady market.
Prime current make is worth l3H Hal3Kc, with
moderate demand. Prime winter steam is held
at 13hal3%c, and city kettle at 14ka14Xc
per lb
COTTON-Market quiet and steady. Sales
to-day of 81 bales. Stock on hand, 2, 1868 bales.
No change in prices. We quote: Ordinary,
/ tEAc; good ordinary, l2%c: low middllns, 1870:
ding fair. 1916; fair, 1870 per lb.
WHISK Y-The market is steady, with sales
to-day Of 256 brls at sl II per gallon.
BEANS-There is little or nothing doing, and
prices remain nominally unchan sed. Mediums
are held at 81 50a1 6O, and choice navys 81 so
al 80 per bu.
BROOM Continues steady, with mod
edrate eceipts aud limited demand. No cnange
in prices. Red brush is quoted 8al0c, green
stalk braid 1O1sal2c. and choice green hurl 13c
per lb.
BUTTER-The market is hrmer and prices
are advanced, especially for the higher grades,
the receipts of which are generally light with
an active local demand. Choice is worth 23a25c,
and prime lSa20c for extra selections. Me-
dium grades are in moderate request at 14a18c,
and common is quiet at 12a14c per lib.
CHEESE-The market remains steady and
quiet. The demand is moderate and at pre-
Yious prices. Prime to choice factory is worth
CUFFEE-There is moderate demand and
market steady. No change in prices. lilo is
worth 21a22c for common; ~ 1Sa2S1ac for fair to
good, and 24a25c for prime to choice, per lb.
Iagulayra, 24a25c per Id. r
,GOAL-The market is steady, and Youghio-
gheny, afoat, Is quoted SC per bu. The retail
trade is light ana the market is ste ally at pre-
vious rates. We quote, delivered to consum-
ers. 1Oc for Ohio river, Ashland, 11al2c; Hook
Valley. Muskingum, and Kanawha, 12c;
Youghiogheny, lsc. and Kanawha camel, 22c
per bu. y.s
: DRIED FRUITS ~ Domestic is dull and
nominal. Apples are held at 7aS1Sc, and peach
es 7aSc for quarters, 9al0c for halves. Foreign
quiet and steady. Layer raislns are worth
81 5Oa2 10 per box. Citron is quoted 30a32c.
fgs, l4a18c; prunes, 10a1lc; dates, 7NaSc; cur
rants, 5xa8c per lib.
] EGGS--rhe receipts are not 80 heavy and
they are quoted at 15c per dozen. =.
L FEATHERS-Dealers are paying 60c per lb
for prime live geese, and the demand is fair
with moderate receipts. -.,..
GINSENG-Is in moderate demand, and
prime lots bring 81 per Id on arrival.
GREEN FRUITS Apples are generally
firm with limited receipts and fair demand at
$3a5 per brl. for good to prime. Peaches are
arriving in considerable quantities from the
South and East and are in good demand at
SSa4 30 per bu in boxes. Lemons are in
light supply and quoted sllals per box.
Oranges are steady with moderate demand at
HAYEThe receipts are light and there is a
firIoer market and prices are advanced. NO.. I
timothy is worth ss0a2S for loose, and s28a26
forstight pressed per ton on arrival. Inferior
grades are held at s15a20 per ton on ARRIVAL
In sUore dealers ASK sla2 more per ton.
J HEMPr-There is very little doing and prices
are merely nominal Rough Kentucky Is held
at $l45ai50 per ton, and dressed II Nc per ID.
HIDES . The demand 10 only moderate with
ample receipts ana prices re.steady and un-
changed. We quote: Green, 6a7Xo; wet