The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-17
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. April 17-2 P. Nj,

| FLOUR-The market remains firm with o
fair demand. Fancy brands are worth IS 5O.d
8 "; family is quoted rs c0G95 Is; extra sell:
| at - 1905 25; superfne, $4 GO94 6O; and low
grades, 81 1904 85 per bri. spring wheat fam.
fy is worth IS 35fG5 60 per brl. Rye flour is
| steadv az SO 6J.a6 per brl.
BARLEY-There is quiet and steady mar
ket Spring Is worth 81 1901 IS per bu for fair
to choice, and fall 81 4UD1 55 for good to choice.
WHEAT-Is steady and quiet. Red is worth
81 100! II for fair to prime. Hill is worth 81 16
@l 20 for good to choice, and white 81 1891 20
OATs-The market Is steady and quiet.
Mixed are worth 61 G68c, and white 80 010c per
bu for No. 2. Choice are scarce and nominal.
.RlE Els firm, with light demand, at IL ITO
~ per bu for good to choice lots.
CORN-The market is steady and quiet. No.
2 mixed Is worth 72(073c for ear. Sales to-day
at outside price, and 73(G74c for shelled. White
is worth n0minally about the same as the FORE
going, but is scarce and dull.
tBACON-There is q moderate demand but O
firm feeling in the market. Clear sides are
worth 13c; clear rib sides, l21adgl2xc; shoul-
ders 9zc per lib for packed. Sugar-cured hams
are In moderate jobbing request at l3AQgl4c
per lb.
MESS PORK-The market is steady at SO s5
per brl for prime clty,with only moderate de-
mand at that rate.
LARD-Prime steam is quiet and held firm
at l51.g1 nc; kettle is quiet at 15Ac for coun-
try. l6S(gi5%c for city, at which rates there
BULK MEATs-The market is firm and
rather quiet; shoulders are worth S1sQdsAc;
clear rib sides, II 1sQol1%c; holders are asking
Sc more. and clear sides are quoted at l2c per
lib, all loose.
COTTON-The market is dull. No sales to-
day. Prices unchanged. We quote: Orilna-
ry, lSAc; good ordinary. 141ac; low mlddlIng,
l5hc; middlng, l61c; good middling, 1870 per
ID. Middling fair Is worth 1870. and fair
17%c per 10.
WHISKY-The market is firm at 81 u per
rQI n6 Of hat lryN of h,.Io 10
day.
BEANS There is a quiet market, with
moderate demand and prices have undergone
no material change Medium to fair grades
are worth 81 sOyG2 OO, and choice navies at ~ l5
ga Is per bu.
BROOM-CORN-The market is about as last
reported. We observe no variation in prices,
and there is moderate demand. Red brush
is worth l0c; green stalk braid, n5sg121ac,
and green hurl 13h1l4c per lb.
BUTTER-There has been no material
change since yesterday. Best table butter is
in far demand, the sales being sufficient to
to absorb the receipts. which are only m0der-
of fancy sometimes bring 1a2c more medium to
fair grades are in limited request, with lib
eral supply and quoted at 18 D21c. Lower
packing grades are dull, the receipts being
largely in excess of the sales. and held at 13
Gl5c per ID.
CHEEs E-The demand is light and the re-
ceipts are only moderate. Prime to choice fac
tory Is quoted at l5(ll5hc per lb.
CUAL-There is still u steady market, with
little, if any, change. The rates atloat are:
Ohio River, 6tsc;' Ashland, S1aOsc; Pittsburg,
6Ald9c. We quote delivered to consumers:
Ohio River, 10c; Ashland, 1lDl2c; Hooking
Valley, from Brighton elevator, ,l2c; Musk ingum
Valley and kanawha, 12c; Pittsburg, 12QGl3c:
and kanawha camel. 21(Q22c per bu.
COFFEE-The market remains quiet and
steady, with fair consumptlve demand, and
prices are unchanged. We quote: Rio 2U1S0l21c
for common; s1hta221sc for fair to good; a3D
23Hc for prime, and 2!c for choice per Id. La
guaYra Is worth z6tG26c, and Java, 33(Q35c
per lb.
DRIED FRUITeEThe market is quiet and
steaiy for domestic. We quote: apples, Tls(a
)hc; aud peaches 1aSIlc for quarters, 8 qi0c for
halves, per lb Foreign are quiet with mod
crate demacd. We quote: figs, 14GlSc; dates |
HeGSc; citron, 38'Q3Ic; prllnes 10(0lIc; and |
7hWec per lb. Layer raisins are
worth $3G3 l5 per box.
EGGS-The receipts are not so heavy. and |
there is a better feeling in the market. Fresh
arrivals are quoted l5.gl6c per dozen.
FEATHEhS-The market is quiet and |
steady. Prime live geese are selling at 4Sc |
per Id.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in moderate |
iemand, with liberal supply, and selling at
II 50(G2 for fair to good and - 50G3 80 for prime
% choice, per brl. Foreign fruits are steady |
Ind quiet. Lemons are worth IS 5O(gH and or |
.nges $4G5 per box.
HAf-There has been no material variation |
n the market There is still q good consump- /
i've demand for the best grades. Inferior
yrades continne very dull, with little or no de-
nand. we quote: On arrival, N0.;1 timothy,
23G24 for loose pressed, and SS0,22l for close |