The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-08
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. April So 2. \

CINCINNATI. April So p. NJ.
FLOUR-We observe no change. The mar
We quote: Fancy branhs at IS 300
u 4J per BRIL-; family. s5Qub Is: extra, "a T5
ga 90; supertine, ID 1904 rs; and low grades
at 50 6ot@t 90 per bril- spring wheat flour is
worth 70 ou@52 ~ per brl. Rye hour is steady
WAEAT-The MAJ ket is steady with fair de-
mand for red at 81 1901 Is for good to prime,
with sales of choice to-day at 81 III per bu
Hill 81 l5gl IS for fair to prime per bu.
CORN-Ihe market is easier to-day. Mixed
sold at 73c for good ear, and sheiled is worth
about the same as ear. " hlte is merely NOM
inal.
OATS-The market lis firmer at an advance
from previous prices. No. are held at 6b.gG6c
for mixed; ard 61G6Sc for white, but we hear
Of no sales at these quotations. Choice is very
scarce and about nominal.
RA E--There is quiet market at S1 1211 IA
for good to prime per bu.
BARLEY -lhe market is firm. Spring is
worth 81 20l1 90 for fan. to choice; a9d fall
81 35Gl 45 for good to prime, and choice lots
held at 81 20 per bus.
BACON-There is only moderate demand,
but firm market at 1890 for clear sides; l25sc
for clear rib sides, and 9i4c for shoulders per
lb. Sugar-cured hams are worth 135ll4c per lb.
BULK MEATS-The market is steady with
fair demand. Clear sides are worth 12@l215c;
and clear rib sold at l1sc casn, and 11Ac 18th
Of April. Shoulders are quoted Sjs@SHc per
lb.
MESS PORK-rhe market is firm, ith mod
craze demand. Sales to-day Of prime country
at s22 per brl. Prime city is held at S22 ESQ
~ 81 per brl, spot.
iAKD-There is a firm market, with sales
to-oay OF prime steam at l516c per ID. in tierces
Best Kettle is worth Is 54(Gl53sc for country, and
l51a(9l5%c for city rendered.
COTTON - The market remains dull. No
change in prices We quote: Ordinary, l3hc;
good ordinary. laAc; low mlddling, l5hc; md
RI ling n mi, inU /n Inn III
WHISKY-There has been no change, and
sales were made to-day OF 214 brls at 81 IL per
gallon.
BEAN5-The market is still quiet and steady
and there has been no. material variation in
prices. Common to medium grades are quoted
81 1902 0O, and choice navies are worth ~ l5(0
% yer BIZ.
Broom -CORN-The market has undergone
no change since our last. The demand con-
tinues moderate, hut is sufficient to absorb the
receipts. We quote: Red brush, 'l0c; green
stalk braid, hHdol2hc. and green huri lS1s@
BtTTER-we observe no material change
In the market There is still fair consump-
and inferior grades are neglected. The re-
ceipts of the latter two grades are largely in
excess OF the sales. We can only repeat pre-
vious quotations. Prime to choice grades are
single packages 16D2c more can be obtained.
Medium grades are worth 11(Dl9c, and common
packing grades 13Ql5c per lb.
CHEEsE--Ihe market is quiet and steady,
the demand and receipts being about equal.
Pr,me to choice factory is quoted 15lG16c per lb.
C0FFEE-rhe market is quiet with only
fair consumptive demand We quote: Rio 200
2lc for common, 2tjStG2s]sc for fair to prime.
and Alg24hc for cnoice per lb. Laguayra is
worth 25G096c. and Java 8803sc per ID.
CuAL-The MARKET Is firm for all sales afoat
and we quote Unio River 8kc; Ashland, 7h@
SC; Pitsspurg, stiGac per bu. The retail mar
ket is somewhat easier, owing TO competition
Ashland irX@f2e; Ksnawha and Musktng gum,
1876: Hooking. v alley, from Brighton elevator,
lSc; Pit,sbuEg, l3c, and KanaWha cannel, 22c
per bu, deliyersd to consumers
DRIED FRuWSTDomestic is only in mod
crate demand, but firm, and prices have un-
dergope no material variation. Apples are.
quoted aG9c; peaches, 7ps1sc for quarters, and
8lQlQc for halves. Foreign are quiet and s6fie-
what easier. We quote: Figs, 16,Q9c; dates,
SQgci ptnnes, l0N11c; currants. 7,S@sc; citron,
s8q4sc Per lb; layesroisins are quoted s5@a Is
EGGs~yhe 1aafkct 10 quiet. with liberal 70.
cents apd moosFate demand at 17@lSc per
Dozen. ss9-s 49,. ,sI-!-'-x ~