The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-01
CINCINNATI DAILY M14REET.
CINCINNATI. April L-sP. NJ

cy brands at $5 30s6 4U per bril-; family.
5000 10; extra, "a 75Qg4 81; supernne, 81 10
brl. Spring wheat -four is worth 10 QUO
5sO per brl Rye hour is steady Al IS 5otU5 rs
per brl.
WHEAT-The market is firm and quiet.
prime quality, Is held at 81 is, ana white is
quoted ii 1891 23 for fain to choice.
cORN-Is firm to-day. with fairdemand for
mixed, with sales of good ear at L2c per bu.
ohelled is worth about The same as ear.
OATs-Are quiet and steady No. 2 are
worth WEQGlc Tor mixed: 62ldb3ca for white.
Choice are quoted 64gdjc per bu.
KY E-The market remains steady with mol
crate sales to-day at 81 ;3d$L IL per bu. for
good to prime in o. IT, ~. elevator.
MESS POkk-TAe m arket is quiet and firm
at sIl Is Tor best city per br, and country Is
quoted at about sci 25tp2I 30 per per brl.
LAKD-The market is firm with fair de-
mand. Prime steam is worth l4hc, held 4
higher; Kettle, 14Algl4%c for best country and
city.
BULK MEATs--Tnere is lrmer market,
but it is rather quiet. Clear sides are quoted at
lS5S9l2Ac; clear rib sides, 1s%tG12Ac, aad
shoulders, S1s0yyc per lb. Sugar-cured hams
are worth laG1s}sc per lib, canvassed and
packed.
CoIroN-Thor market is dull ana heavx
to-day. Sales, 81, bales. No change in prices.
We quote: Ordinary, l3c; good ordinary. 141se;
low low midllns,J5H miadling, l6c; good mid
WHlSk i-The marker is somewhat easier
To-day. Ihere. were sales Of al2 brls at 81 ! l
per gallon.
BEANS-Thsne has been no material change.
fhe market Is quiet and steady at preyiats
rates. Choice navys are quoted at - l5I92 70,
and mcdumssa lat 81 SUttgl 80 or bu
BRUUM-CORN--fh market remains about
as last repmteL The demand and receipts are
both moderate, and prices steady and un-
changed. We quote: Green huri. 49,, dlAc;
green stalk BRAID, nAte12}ac. and red brush
l0c per,ls.
BUrTER-Therc is no change observable in
the market, 1t remains inactive, the receipts
being greatly in excess of sales. There Is q
very mpderate demand only for the best liable
butter to supply local consumption. Medium
and inferior grades are dull and hardly saiable
quote. Prime TO choice "A 92Gc, and extra Sc
factions OF single packages are worth l0g2C
! more pct lb: medium grades are held at s0lU2lc,
and lnierior packing at 15Gcl7c per lb.
ClEESE-Ihc market is steady and quiet,
with nn change n prices; the receipts and de-
manl are both moderate. PRIME to choice
| factory is quoted IS 5haQGi6e per Id.
CUAI-TheIe is nrn feeling IL the market,
though the demand rs moderate. Prices re-
main unchanged. ohio River is b>ac; Ash
land, 81, aid Pittsburg, 9c per bushel afloat
Tho retail trade is supplied at lWGllc for OhO
River; 12Gl!c for Ashland; 12; Tor kanawha
anu Mllsklnguin: 13c for lIOcking Valley, from
brighton; lduDl4c for Pit shnrg. and Ac for
kaiawha camel, per tu, all delivered.
COrFEE-The market remains quiet and
steady with only a fai cOnsumptve demand.
No change in prices. Best Rio is quoted "A .t36e
fair to good .21aG931ac; and common Il 1ald &c
per b. Laguayra is worth 2o(G2'c. and Java
33,a35c Der lib.
DRIED FRUTTS-DoMest,c are nrm, though
| the market is quiet, unuar moderate demaiia
| Apples are worth S(atc; peaches, T(gShc 10
quarters, 9N.0c for halves. per lb Foreign ar
| que though steady. We quote layer raisn
s3G3 20 per box; figs, 17@2Oc; dates, g410c
prunes, 1l@l2c; carrants, 75a@Sc; and citrol
| B5(a3Sc per lib.
EGGS-There has been no change of any con
sequence in the market since yesterday. Tho
demand IS hardly equal to the receipts. Fresh
lots are selling at l6 t.17c Der dozen.
FEATHERS - There is very quiet but
steady market, with moderate receipts and
limited demand. Dealers pay 4Sc Der Id toI
prime 1--we geese.
GREEN FRUlrs-Thc market is very quie,
for apples, the supply being large ant IN ex-
cess OF The demand: these are now worth " 81
(g3 % for PRIME to choice, and )! fo. good, pei
Drl. Foreign arc Ill In0dorate request ano
steady at previous prices. Lemons arc wortl
$500 81 per box. Orangos are quoted S9tGlU pei
case for Valencia, and So 5O@4 81 per box fol
Messina
HAY-Therc has been no material variation
in the market. The best grades are in gJol
local demand, with moderate supply, but infe
rior qualities remain dull, with an accumula.
ton OF receipts No. timothy is quoted at 81;
Qg24 Der ton for light pressed, and 20asl foi
close pressed. Common grades are offered al
$1aGlS per ION. These rates are On arrival, anC
dealers ask ~ more per ton in store.
HEMP-Ihe market is Quiet,. the demand
being limited. but the receipts are only moder-
ate. Rough Kentucky is quoted ut S165@l1t
per ton. and dressed 21aQnl3c per 10.
HlDES-Tne market is quiet and steady
with moderate receipts and demand. Nc
change in prices. We quote green hIues 7(9SC
per ib; wet sailed, Ss<@91Sc; dry fine, 14tgl6c
snee. pelts, 7JcaSl 25 for soni to prime, and
2Otd4,c for inie. To-.
FRONTING demand is fair, ana there is still
The following are the rates for pig iron
at four months, por ton: Charcoal
hot blast Ii. k.-No, !, $lSeas; No
es o and M aS % No. L. AGaas; saass No. Ss0I
s26N0Z7; mill, 20; stone-coal and coke iron. No
!, Scoops; No. =, 25G197 mill, $25Gla6; Charcoal
cold blast H. r., $40 oo(@5O 10; Alabama
Georgi1 ana Tennessee, warm ana cold
blast, $35tg40. Blooms, sSna90. Wrought Scral
per lb. 1G1l4c; do. cast per lb, &Gl1c; man
| ufactulei taE rounu ana square par, boil
ed, 2A(g2i1c; 10. charcoal. 31a0y4c per lb; sheet
irOn boiled. Nos. lU(a27, 41s95 3-lOc; DO, char
at a5 per keg; mule shoes. 81 6T,ata7 rs PEI
keg; steel, American cast. 1Tg1ec; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel, 2U,1
22c: German steel. 9Qg10c uer lb.
previously reported. Bran Is rather scarce,
with moderate demand at S22td23 per ton; snip
stu1s are quiet, with moderate offerings at S21
@24 per ton; mitldiings are in fair request and
steady at s27Qga2 per ton. These rates are on
arrival. Dealers require ~ more per ton In
store.
MOLASSES-The demand is chiefly for local
consumption, for which a fair amount is in re-
quest, and the market Other wise is inactive.
There is no material change in prices New
Orleans is quoted 6O(G1bc. and rotined sirups
40clDs1 per gallon, according to quality.
NAIlIS-The market is quiet anu steady,
with 10 change: 20 to 6Od, 50 25(Q3 %; TO yd,
50 5U93 GU; to "a, So 1903 So; to sd, s4(g4 10;
Sd. "a 1904 s5; 2, s575g5 50; 3d, f. b., S6 2og6 50
cut spikes. S3 5U(G3 "a.
UILS-We observe no change Of any conse-
quence In the market. LIuseed remains quiet,
though steady. at 7S,GsUc per gallon. Lard oil
is still firm with fair demand, and winter ex-
ira is quoted 81 1901 ~ per gallon. Refined
petroleum continues in moderate request a,
13ISQDl4c per gallon.
POT is steady marke ct with
no material variation since our last The re-
ceipts are moderate, and there is fair de-
mand for the best qualities, which are quoted
81 lUGl 20 per bu, and So 25fb3 80 per br III
store. Inferior grades are scarcely quotable.
POULTRY - There is quiet market for
chickens, with good receipts and moderate de-
mand at $4(d4 10 per dozen for live; and the
weather is at present too warm for dressed,
none OF which are in the market to-day.
tive demand and the market rules quiet though
steady We quote: Louisiana 7kGSc and Caro-
lima s4shc, per ib
mi. nd txnn 81 aIxaxx -.