The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

\ .CINCINNATI dairy MARKET.
CINCINNATI, June l2-2P. M.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and rather
weak. Fancy brands are worth s. 15a6 80 per
brl. Family sold o-day at IS 25a5 35; extra at
sba5 10. Superfne rs worth Va 60a4 ", and low
grades sold at M2e per orl sc;a so-day. spring
to So 2S per brl. Rye flour is worth 70 0oa5 81
per brl.
WHEAT-The market remains quiet. with
very hight demand Good to prime are worth
81 a0al 28 for red sl2ba1 n for hill, and ] 28a
30 for white. per bu.
OATS-Are squiet and easy to day. Good to
prime sample are worth 64a66e for mixed, 8 "a
6sc for white, per bu, with sales to-day Of good
CORN-The market is steady and quiet
Good mixed is worth T3a74c per bu for ear or
shelled. White is held at 75a76c per bu.
RYE-The market is very quiet. No. is
worth VI 0S Der bu in elevator.
BACON-The market Is quiet and steady.
The demand is limit d. Shoulders are quoted
9Ae; clear rib sides 1gha121sc, and clear sides
hams are quoted at 12ai8c per lb.
MESS FORK The market is dull. Prime
city Is not worth more than $l9 5Oal9 Is per
LARD-The market continues very quiet.
Prime steam is quoted 1870 per lb. Current
make is in moderate request at 12%al2Xc per
lb Tor best quality. Prime kettle is held nom
inally at 149sa14Kc for city and lac for country
per lb.
BULK MEATS There is but little doing and
the market is easy. Clear sides are held at
llxc; clear rib SIDES Ike, and shoulders IA
sKe per ID, all lose. Sales to-day Of $4,000 lbs
COTToN@The" msrSet continues dull at a
further decline of lower and medium gradeA
Sales to-day Of only IL bales. We quote: Orr
dinary, 12Kc; good ordinary, l91sc; low mid
fair 16c; fair, lie per lb. Stock on hand. 6,24l
ba es. Receipts to-day, ~ bales, and ship.
ments, 2Sa bales. "a
WHIsKY-The market is quiet at 81 is per
barfels.
BEANS-1he market is steady and quiet.
The demand is moderate. with an ample sup
ply. No change in prices. Common are worth
81 40al so; medium, sf15a1 80; and choice ma
yies bring " per bu.
BROOM-CORN--The market remains steady
| and quiet and previous. prices. Green hurl is
worth l3c; green stalk braid, 1lal2c, and cem-
mon red brush lOc per lb. I
BUTrER-Tnere has been no especial change
since our last. The demand for the best graues
continues lair with ample receipts. Inferior
I.graues are still neg ected, with an excess of
rece pts, and stocks continue to accumulate.
We can only repeat previous prices. Choice
will bring 23c and prime 2oc per ib, and 1a2c
mOfe can be had for extra selections Of single
packages. Medium is worth f6al7c, and COM
mon Is held at 10a13c per lb
CHEESE-Thc market is very quiet. The
supply is large, anu the demand only moder-
ates and prime TO choice factory Is quoted 9,4a'
~ 1ac per lb.
CoAL-The supply is light. purchases being
made to hold for better prices. Prices are
gradually advancing The rates aaoat are:
Yougniogbeny, IOhc; Campbell Creek, DC;
kSs e qs psr 81 besesea Z ana onC
We quote: Youghlosheny, l3n4c;. Campbell
Creek, BE; Ashland, l1ai2c; Muskingdm,
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 2alSc. and
Ohio River, 1Oal1c per bu Indians Camel,
at yard, is worth 2dc, and Kanawha Camel,
22c per bu. Gas Company's CoRe at yard, is
|.quoted SC. and Cincinnati Manufactured Coke.
| COFFEE-There is fair demand and a
steady market. Rio Is worth .0a2lc for COM
mon; n " 6a22Sc for fairto good, ana 23a24c for
prime to choice per lib. Java is quoted 32a36c
per fb. ~
DRIED FRUITS-Do Domestic has declined,
and the demand is liVht. Apples are worth "a
&c, and peaches Sasc for quarters, and 9a10c for
halves, per lb. Foreign are quiet and steady.
with no material change IN prices. Layer raj
sins are worth ~ 6Oa2 " per box. Figs are
quoted 14a1Sc; prunes, 9aiOc; citron. 80a52c
dates 71saSc, and currants 74aSc per ID.
EGGS-There is still firm market, with
mo derate demand anu limited receipts. Fresh
arrivals are quoted 16c per dozen.
FEATHERS-Are in moderate demand and
steady at 6Oc per lb for prime live geese, on
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are In limited
supply, with moderate demand. and good to
prime lots sell at 50 50a4 so per brl, in store.
Lemons are firm with fair demand at IS 5Oa6 80
per box, and oranges are quoted IS LAC oo per
HAY Higher grades are in fair local demand
and arm but inferior are neglected. Prices re-
main unchanged. No. timothy is worth $21a22
for loose, and $l9a20 for hard oppressed per ton,
on arrival. Common grades are worth $12a15
per ton on arrival Dealers ask $la2 more per
ton In store.
HEMP-The market is inactive under mod
crate receipts and light demand. Rough Ken
lucky is quoted $lSsa17o per ton, and dressed
12al21ac per pound
HIDES-Are in moderate demand and quiet
Prices remain steady and without any varia-
ton. We quote: Prime green hides, Or az &c
per Id; wet salteds 8a9c; dry flint, 14al5c;
sheep pelts 75casl S5, for good to prime, and ~
a40c for inferior.
IRON Market quiet and steady at previous
ra es. The following are the rates for all grades
OF pig iron at month per ton. Charcoal, hot
blast Hanging Rock-No, ], sesaSo; No. 3, do,
SCI C0a2s o.; do. mill, s26 oo; Alabama, Geor-
gia and Tennessee, No. i, sN UOa29 10; No.
irron-No. i, $26as9; No. q, $25a27; mill, sa5aae
Charcoal, cold biast-H. R., s4Oa5O, Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, S35a45. Blooms, ss0a91 Wrought scrap
tared fiat, round ana square Bar, boiled, 2ka
2hc; do, charcoal, 311a4c per lb: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. i0as7, 41.a5 BLOC; DO, charcoal,
S 7-l0a6Mc per Id; horse shoes, IS T14a6 25 per
keg; mule shoes, SO Sf16a7 25 per keg; steel,
American cast, False; American cast spring
steel, l2c; imported tool steel, 1oassc; German
steel, sa l0c per lb:.
MILL FEED-There is quiet market, with
moderate offerings, And the demand is limited.
Prices steady and unchanged. We qaote:
Bran, sl5ala per ton; shipstufs sl6ai1, ami
middiings s2sa2s per ton, on arrival, ana "
more per ton in store.
NOLASSES-Ther is a fair consumptive de-
mand. Prices remain unchanged New Or
leans is worth .eUa7Oc, and refined sirups 45ca
81 per gallon.