The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-12
CINCINNATI DAILY M4RKET.
CINCINNATI. April 12-2 P. NJ

. 4U per brl.; family. $500 l5: extra, "a rs
@4 SU: surcrine, "a 1904 Is; and low grades
at ~ eolg, a o. per DrI; sprmr wheat four IS
at 80 5OG5 rs per 1rl.
BARLEY There is not mitch doing and the
market is quiet and easy to-day. Spring is
worth VI al 30 for fair to prime. and falls 80
gl 4j for good to choice, the latter gra'Ie held
&c higher.
WHEAT-The MAJ ket remains quiet and
unchaneel Red is quoted at II l2(1l IL, total
range for fair to choice grades Hill is worth
81 io>9l % for good to prime, and some v,ry
choice lots bring 81 II per bu. White is steady
with moderate demand at 81 1901 % for good
to prime.
CORN-Is firm with fair demand to-uay
No. mixed is worth 72G13c per bu for ear; "A
(A15c for sheiled, with sa e5 at quotat Ons !;
white is worth about the same as mixed. with
light sales of shelled to-day at 75c per bu.
OATo-Tne market is steady, with moder-
ate demand. No. are worth 6h u67c Tor mixed !;
SOC for white, with sales Of the latter to- day
at outside price.
RlE-Ihc market is firm, but quiet, with
moderate demand G od to choice lots aie
held at 81 17tGl 70 per bu.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet Prime
city is in moderate demand at $22 per br, and
holders want s22 2j Oh spot
BULK MEATS-Theie is not much doing,
ana the market appears easy to-day at ~ use
for shoulders, ii 1lkN1lHc for Gle rib sides,
and nX.allXc for clear sides. Holders gen.
| orally demand the outside rates, at which buy
ers are holding OIL
LARD-The market is quiet and steady.
Prime steam is quoted 15al5Ic per lb, and
kettle l5Ac for country, and 151.c for city rem
dered, per lib.
BACON-There is moderate demand and a
steady market Shoulders are quoted 9G9hc;
clear rib sides. l2,sl9lahc; and clear sides la1s
| g1sc per lb. Su&ar.cured hams are in limited
demand but steady at l3A, A,Ol3Zc per lb
COrrON-The market IS very quiet to-day
Sales, ls6 bales. No change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, 1916; good ordinary. l4x g
ding, 1t2tc per 10. and middling fair is quoted
! 1876; fair 175sc per Ib.
WHISKY-The market is quiet with sales to-
day Of l42 brls at 81 II per gallon.
BEANS--The market is quiet and prices are
unchanged: comm to medium grades are
quoted at II SOG2 0O, and choice navies at " 10
uL2 20 l,er bu.
BKUOM-CORN-The market remains quiet
and steady. The demand is moderate, and
| there is an ample supply. There has been no
| material change IN prices. We quote: Green
hurl at 3hal4c; green stalk braid, nHgl21sc,
| and rcd brush, l0c per lb.
BUTTER-There has been no material varia-
| ton in the market. Best table butter is selling
readily, but there is little or no demand for
| medium and inferior grades. Previou, prices
| have been maintained Prime to choice grades
are worth y ,125c per lb, and for extra selec-
tiOns OF single packages la2c more can pc OBJ
| tained Medium grades are worth 17IUi9c, and
| comm n packing grades l3ul5c per lib.
CHEESk-Therc is q limited demand, but the
supply is only mo ierate and the market con-
tinues quiet aud steady at l5tGi6c Der lib.
CoFFEE-There is merely moderate con-
sumptlve demand and the market otherwise is
dull. Prices have not varied essentially since
| our last. We quote: Rio 2O1s a2lc for common;
.1hA231sc for fair to prime, and 2ic for choice
per ID. Laguayra is worth 25(G26c. and Java
33uL35c per lb.
CUAL-The market Is steady. Sales afioat
are made at B,.c for Ohio River; Sc for Ash
land. and yc for Pittsburg Wequote delivered
to consumers. at l0c for Ohio River; lac Tor
Ashland; l2c for kanawha ana Musklngum
l2c for Hooking Valley, from brighton elevator
13c for Pitlsburg. and 21Y22c for hanawna can
mel per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-We observe no change.
Domestic is steady and quiet Apples are
worth og9c, and peaches 70gS1sc for quarters
and a0lOc for halves per Id. Foreign are in
! moderate demand at previous rates. We quote:
Figs. l6G Sc; dates, S,g9c; prunes, lO(@llc;
currants, 7h(GSc; cltron, 33tG45c per lb: layer
ra.sins are quoted $3G3 10 per box.
EGGS-The receipts are in excess Of the de-
mand, and there. is quiet market at 16e17c
GaE5N FRUITs-The market is quiet, with
little or no change: apples are quoted at $2(g3
per brl for good to choice, with good supply
And moderate demand: lemons are steady at
" 50GG w per box: oranges are quoted at "a G5
per box for Messina, and $SQ1O per case for
Valencia.
HAY-The receipts of tho best grades is
rather limited wit demand and firm mark ct,
and No.l timothy is worth $23a24 for loose
pressed; s2O@92 for hard pressed, per ton; in
ferior grades are dull and held at S15(QlS per
ton. These rates are on arrival. Dealers ask
~ more per ton III store.
HEMP-Ihe market is firm though quiet.
The receipts are still limited with but mOder-
ate demand. Rough Kentucky is worth x17O
per ton. Dressed sells at l2at0l3c per Id.
HlDES-There is quiet market with mod
crate demand and light receipts and prices
are unchanged. We quote: Green hIues,
iggsc per lb; wet salted, sslgskc; dry fine, IA
015c sneep pelts, 75caSl 70 for gnn,l TO prime,
| and 2OtG4Oc for inferior.
IRON : The market remains about as
previously reported. We now quote the
following rates st four months: Char
do, $N o.; 40. mil, SIG; Alabama, Geon-
gla and Tennessee. No. l. s27ta2S; No. :.
$261N: mill, rs; stone-coal and coke iron. No.
$s6tgsS; No. 2, 25027; mill, $25026; Charcoal,
Georgv ana Tennessee, warm ana cold
blast, $35(g40. Blooms, S8aa9O. w rought Scrap
per lb. 1tall4c; do. cast. per lb. Zt11c: man
uiactured HAT, rouno ana square Dar, boil
iron. boiled. Nos lDQgs7, 4ytg5 g. l0c; do, char
COAL 7-l0(g6hc E&,- lib; horse shoes, IS SIX
@6 2S per keg; mGls' shoes. ST s71s(g7 rs per
keg; steel, American cast 1Tg1Sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c; imported tool st0pl, 2tQ
22c: German steel. 9lD10c Der lb.
MILL FEED-Bran is n moderate demand
and rather light offerings at $2a 0OtG2S 50 per
ton. Shipstuds remain quiet at $2a(@a4 per ton;
m,ddlmgs are steady at Ss7(g32 per ton. These
rates are arrival: in store ~ more per ton is
required.
MObASSES-There is fair consumptiye de-
mand and the market rules steady at previous
prices New Orleans is worth 10i07sc, and re-
lined sirups are quoted at 46clQsf per gallon.
according to qualify.
OILS inseed continues quiet and is quoted
76g7iic per gallon, with moderate jobbing de-
mand. Lard oil is firm with fair demand ana
light offerings, and extra current make is