The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-02
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI. August2-2 P. M

CINCINNATI. August2-2 P. M.
FLOUR-The market is steady to-day with
further advance in prices. Family sold to-
day at So 75a7 l5 per brl. Extra is worth
$6 2Ua6 so: superfine, s5 1Ua5 50, and low grades
sold at SO 5Oa6 s. per brl. Rye flour is sworth
IS 6Oa5 81 per bril-
WHEAr-The market is irmer to-day and
higher Red is worth 81 45al So, and white 81 45
al W per bu for fair to choice sample lots. The
receipts are light AMI demand moderate.
RYE-Ihe market is steady. New rye is ar
irving in excellent condition. Sales to-day Of
prime sample at 81, spot, and to arrive at 80
9jc per bu.
C0RN-Is quiet and steady. Good mixed is
worth 7sa73c Tor ear and shelled, held at 73a74c
per bu.
oATS-Are firm o:day with fair demand at
7Oa1lc for mixed, and 72a73c for Wfi'e. Choice
white Iowa brought 75c per bu to-day.
BULK MEATS-The demand is still light at
6haSxc for shoulders, llHc for clear rib, and
1lXa12c for clear sides, per lb, spot, all loose.
,BACON-There is only moderate inquiry at
9hc for shoulders, 125s C for clear Id sides, and
13c for clear sides. per ID. spot, all packed.
LARD-There is but little doing in current
make at 1aslc per lb; prime, winter steam is
quiet at 1870, and city kettle is dull at 14c
per lb.
MESS PORK-The market is steady, with
sales Of $50 brls to-day at s2l per brl, spot.
COTTCN-Market steady and quiet. Sales
to-day only bale. We quote: Ordinary, 1ihe;
good ordinary, i2Ac: low middling, 1870: mid
ding, 14Hc; good middling, 1870: middling
far. 1870; far, 1870 per lb. Stock on hand,
WHlSKY-Is firmer to- day, with an advance
of lc per gallon. sales Of 1875 bris at 81 II per
gallon.
: BEANs-There is little or nothing doing, and
prices remain nominally unchanged Mediums
are held at 81 5Oa1 GU, and choice nayys 81 80
al 30 per bu.
BROOM M-CORN--Continues steady,with mod
edrate receipts and limited demand. No change
in prices. Red brush is quoted Sal0c, green
stalk braid 1OHal2c, and choice green hurl 13c
per lb.
BUITER-The market continues steady, with
no material change in prices. The receipts of
all grades are moderate The higher grades
are in. good local demand at 2la22c for choice,
and lSal9c for prime, with a2c more per lb for
extra selections OF single packages Medium,
grades are neglected, and he' at l4a16e, and
there is light demand for lower packing
grades at l0a12c per lb.
CHEESE-The market has undergone no
change. The receipts are light. with moderate
demand for prime to choice factory at l0a1l
per lb.
COFFEE-Continues steady, with fair de-
mand and no change in prices. kio is worth
81 la2ac for common; 221Sa231c for fair to good,
and 24a25c for prime TO choice, per lb. La
guayra, 24a25c per lib.
COAL-Youghioghen is in good demand at
Sc per bu. afoat. We quote, delivered: Ohio
Muskingum, and Kanawha, 12al3c; Kanawha
camel, 22c per bu. Anthracite is worth ~ 80
a10 per ton, delivered.
DRIED FRUITS Domestic is dull and
1aSc for quarters 9a10c for halves. Foreign
are steady and quiet. Citron, 80a82c; figs, 14a
1Sc; currants. 7aaSc; prunes, 9a10c, and dates
7aSc perlb. Layer raislns S2 5Oa2 gu per box.
only moderate demand. The market is quiet
at 13al4c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are scarce and
firm, with fair demand at $9a5 per brl. Peaches
are steady with improved receipts, and selling
at $3 5Oa4 80 per bu in boxes Lemons are in
good request, with limited supply and firm at
lla12 per box. Oranges are steady and quiet
at $o 50a9 per box.
HAY-Choice grades Of old are still in good
demand and firm. No. timothy is worth SEGA
23 for loose, and $20a21 for tight pressed per
ton, on ARRIVAL The receipts of new hay are
generally Of inferior quality, and it is dull.
and held at $10a15 per ton. on arrival Deal
ers ask $1a2 more per ton in store.
HEMP-The market is dull and nominal.
Rough Kentucky is held at S145ai50 per ton,
and dressed 11Xc per Id.
HIDEs-Continue quiet and steady at pre-.
salted, 7hasc; dry flint. 14al5c per ID; sheep
pelts are worth 75caS1 25 for good to choice,
and 20a4Oe for inferior.
MI LL FEED-There IL firm market with a
fair demand and the receipts are gen orally
siSal9 per ton; middiings s27aSs per ton, all
on arrival. In store 81 more is required.
MOLASSES-Tne market continues quiet and
steady with fair consumptive demand at pre-
vious prices. New Orleans is worth 8Oa7Oc, and
refined sirups 45ca$1 per gallon.
OILS-There Is quiet and steady market
for linseed, which is worth 62af3c per gallon for
prime. Lard oil is quiet and steady at 95a98c
per gallon. Refined petroleum is worth llal2c
P0TATOEs-The demand is light, with lib
eral receipts, and the market remains quiet.
Prime in store are worth 81 5Oa1 go per brl.
POULTRY-Live chickens are in fair re-
quest, with ample receipts, and the market is
steady at s3 50a4 for old, and " 5OaS for young
per dozen.
RiCE-Tne demand is fair and there is a
| steady market at Sa61c for Carolina; ~ saSc for
Louisiana, and 7a71sc for Rangoon per lib.
SALT-We quote domestic 26c per bu and
| 81 As per brl, in store, and drayage added
crate request at 81 25aI IS per sack. Turks
Island is in limited demand and worth 3Oa
32c per bu.
sEED1-Cloyer is rather scarce with fair de-
mand, and steady at 13Kc per lb. Timothy Is
firm with light supply and fair demand at y ~
worth 81 % per bu and dull. Flax seed is quiet
and steady az 81 40 per bu.
SUGAR-There is good demand for re-
ined, and the market remains firm, We quote:
lONc: extra &C, lOX alUAc; "B" white, 1oXa
1lc; "a" white, ilallhc, andhard, 11AalSc per
ID.
TALLOW-The receipts and the demand
remain about equal, and there is O steady
market at SKc per lb for prime country, and
SAaS7Sc for city rendered.
WOOL-The market Is still quiet though
there has been some improvement in the de-
mand. No material variation in prices The
offerings are liberal. We quote: Unwasned