The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. July 2o-2P. M.

FLOUR-The market is easy to-day, but
with no especial change in prices. The de.
mand is fair. Family sold at IS 2'a6 50; and
dour @ sold at So 90, and higher Qualities are are
worth 50 25a8 40 per brl. Extra is quoted $5.eOa
9 w and quiet Superfne is selling at "a So,
and low grades, at $4a4 ~ per brl. Rye flour
|. WHEAf-Tne market is easier to-day, with
moderate demand. No. 2 Red sold ata 40 pei
bu; hill Is held at 81 40al do per bu, for good
to choice, and both are quiet.
OOkNnContinues 4 steady and quiet Mixed
is worth 72a74c for good. to prime ear, and 75a
76c for No. 2 shelIed per bu. No white Of any
consequence In the market.
OApS-The market Is firm to-day, with fair
demand for white at 64a65c per bu, with sales
and held nominally at 59a82c for good to prime.
RYE--The market is easier to-day. Sales OF
good to prime new sample, spot at 81 l5a1 20
per bu; and several lots to arrive the latter
part Of next week sold at 81 per bu. No old
BULK MEATs-Clear sides continue firm,
with moderate demand at 12Mc and clear rib
sides at 11Tca12c per lb. Shoulders are worth
s31c per IL, with fair demand.
MESS PORK-The market is steady, with
fair demand at $2l per brl for prime city, and
holders asking s21 30.
LARD-Market firm and quiet Prime cur
rent make IL 14f2,Sc, prime winter steam 14c,
and city kettle held at l4kc per lb, in tierces,
spot.
BACON--Shoulders are in rather limited de-
mand at 9Mc; clear rib sides are firm at 12Xc,
and clear sides are quoted 1SMc per ID, spot,
packed. Sugar-cured hams. 1sal3&c per lb.
COTTON-The market is dull to-day. sales
of II bales, No change in prices. We quote
Ordinary, T$c; good ordinary, lSc; low mid
mlddllng far. 100; fair, TIC per lb.
WHIsKY-Market steady, with sales to-day
Of ESQ brls at 81 IL per gal
I'M NC ALL
scarce and quoted 81 50a1 6O for medium, and
81 S0a1 81 for prime navies.
OUM-CORN-Demand limited and re-
ceipts moderate. Prices steady and un-
changed. We quote: Red brush, ea10c; green
stalk braid, 10Jaa12e, and choice green hurl lac
per lb.
BUTTER-No m Material change Market very
quiet for inferior grades, with good local de-
mand for best table butter. Receipts liberal,
but prices steady. Choice is worth 20a2le, and
prime 18a19c, with 1a2o more per lb for extra
Selections Of single packages. Medium grades
are worth l5al7c, and common packing grades
1Oal2c per lb.
CHEESE-The market is quiet and steady.
The demand is moderate at l0a1lc per lb for
prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-1he demand is fair, and a. steady
market at previous prices. Wequote: lilo, 2la2.c
for common; ,2s1za28hc for fair to good; 24as5c
for prime TO choice. per 10. Laguayra is worth
24a25c, and Java 33a35c per lb.
COAL-There is little or no wholesale trade
at present. Delivered to consumers. we quote
Ohio river, LOG; Ashland, 12c; Muskingum.
Hooking Valley and kanawha, 12a13c; Pitts
burg, I3al4c per bu. Kanawha camel is worth
DRIED FKUIrS-There is little or no de-
mand for domestic. Apples are held at Ease;
peaches 7aSc for quarters, 9ai0c for halves.
Foreign are quiet and steady at 30a82c per lib for
citrOn, 14a1Sc for figs, 9a10c for prnnes, 77aaSc
for dates, TTaSc for currants, and ~ 50a2 6U
per box for layer raislns.
EGGS-fhe demand is only moderate, but the
receipts are not heavy, and the market remains
steady at l4c per dozen. Small lots counted out
bring 15c per dozen.
FEAIHERS-Steady and quiet at soc per lb
for prime live geese on arrival.
GREEN FKUTTS-Ihe market is well sup
piled with apples at 81 per brl or 81 per box,
the latter holding one busheL Peaches are
firm, with light receipts, and selling at 81 h0a
q 70 per box or "a 50a5 90 per bu. Lemons are in
demand and scarce at $1oal0 20 per box.
Oranges are worth $Sa9 per box
HAY-The market has undergone no mate
riat change There is still a good demand for
the higher grades. with limited supply at $2ia2s
for loose, aud $lSa19 for tight pressed No. ! TIM
s1Da15 per ton, on arrival. In store dealers ask
s1a2 more per ton.
HEMp-The receipts and demand are both
light, and the market continues dull and un-
changed. Rough Kentuckyi Is worth nominally
Sl4 jal50 per ton, and dressed 1l34c per lb.
HIDES-Steady and unchanged, with mod
crate receipts and limited demand at previ-
GUS prices. We quote: Green hides, 6a72c;
wut saltel, 7Jxa9c; dry flint, 1ial5c per lib;
sheep pelts, 75casl 25 for good to prime, and
2Oa3Jc for inferior,
MILF. FEED - The receipts ara generally
light and the demand ismoderate. The mar
ket is auiet and steady. Bran is worth sl5al6,
shlpstuffs $l6al7, and middimgs ss5asO per ton,
on arrival, and " moro per ton in store. ~
MOLASSES-Tncre is fair local demand
anu the marget remains steady: New Orleans
is worth 6Ba7Ue, and refined sirups 40caS1 per
gallon, according to quality.
ulLs-Lnsesd continues steady, with fais