The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
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CINCINNATI. May 90 +. M.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and steady.
Fancy brands are worth So COAT 0J; Family
sold to-day at So GUQ05 is, and some choice lots
at Sc 90dl5 IS; extra is worth 50 1905 81 and
quiet; supertne is quoted 81 90G5 10. and low
grades "A tO(G4 rs per brl. Spring wheat flour
is quoted IS 5OQD5 75, and rye flour is firm at
| 50 e0(Q6 ~ per brl.
OATs-Are firm, with light offerings, and
good to prime lots are worth 5SlG7Oc for mixed,
7O(D12c for white per bu.
CORN-Is quiet and steady to-day. Mixed
is worth 75077c per pu for ear and snelled, with
sales at quotations: white Is worth nominally
| about the same as the foregoing.
WHEAT-Is quiet and unchanged. Good to
choice red is worth 81 3O9l S5; No. 2 hill is
quoted 81 85G1 SO, and prime is held at 81 81;
white is dull at 81 35tGl 40 for fair to prime.
RfE-The market continues firm, with fair
demand to-day. No. is quoted 81 rs per bu.,
with sales, ana No. is worth nominally 81 22
QDl %, but there were sales of this grade to-day
at 81 25 per bu.
BARLEY-Is merely nominal at 81 co for
choice fall, and 81 3S@i 30 per Du for best Iowa
MESS PoRK-'rhe market is weak and dull.
There is little or no demand at more than s2l 30
Q2l IS per brl for prime city, though holders
are still asking $2z.
LARD-Tne market is inactive and easy.
Prime steam is quoted 15c, and best Kettle is
held at l5hc for city; l5H(G15l4c for country.
Some sales OF prime current are made at l414'@
1885 per Id.
and rather weak. Shoulders are quoted s1sc,
clear rib sides 11c, and clear sides 12c per lb.
all loose.
BACON-There is very moderate demand
and the market is easy. Clear sides are worth
J8c, clear rib sides 12jIc, and shoulders 92sc
per Ib, all packed. Sugar-cured hams are
worth 13@l4c per lib, with light jobbing de-
mand.
CUTTON-The market is quiet with sales to-
day OF l33 bales. No change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, l2Xc; good ordinary, 14c; low
middling, l4Xc; mddllng, l51<c; good mid
ding, l5Xc: middling fair, 16Ac; fair, TIC per
Id. Receipts to-day, 1894 bales. shipments
l,46S bales. Stock on hand, 9,24U.
WHISKY-The market Is steady and the
demand moderate. sales to-day Of 2O5 brls at
IL 10 per gallon.
BEANS-The market has undergone no ma
terial change. The demand is light w quote:
Common, 81 350Dl 50; medium, 81 7OG1 81, and
choice navies bring 50 per bu.
BRUOMCORN-The market is rather dull,
the demand being light, and prices are un-
We quote: Green hurl l3c; green stalk braid,
II ai0l2c. and rcd brush l0c per lb.
BUTTER-The demand for best table butter is
about equal to the receipts. Inferior grades are
dull and nominal Prime to choice lots are SELL
ing at 24G2sc per lb. Small lots of extra bring
lQp2c more. Medium grades are offered at 1900
21c, and common white butter is quoted lO.Gl3c
per lb.
Cl1EESE-lue uetndDu Is only moderate but
the receipts are limited and there Is steady
though quiet market at i3pl4c per lb.
COFFEE-The market is quiet, with only a
moderate consumptlve demand. We quote:
Rio 2lq21Hc for common grades; s2(G28c for
fair to good 80 11QI245Sc for prime, and 241.@
25c for cnoice. Java is worth 33Q35c and La
guayra, 25(G27c per Id.
COAL-1ne market is steady, with little or
no change. Sales afoat arc made at &c for
Pittsburg, Sc for Ashland and 0(QGXc Tor Ohio
River per bu. The retail trade is moderate at
previous rates. We quote, delivered to con-
sumers: Ohio River, 1Oc; Ashland, 1l@l2c;
Raymond City, Hocklng Valley, Musklngum
and Aanawha Camel. 2lG22c per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic is quiet with lit
tie or no change. We quote apples SN9c;
peaches s@sc for Quarters, and 9>s(al0kc for
foreign at the following rates: Figs, 14alSc;
dates. 7KGsc; prunes, 9Qollc; citron. 8T033c:
and currants. 7k@6c. LaYerraisins are worth
$3QQ3 Is per box.
EGGS-Are somewhat frmer under more
moderate receipts. Fresh lots are worth 14c
FEATHERs-Are steady and unchanged. |
Prime live geese are worth 4Sc per lb on ar
rival.
GREEN FRUlTs-Apples are steady, with |
a fair demand and ample supply. and selling |
at S2(93 for common to fair. and So 5U@p4 81 for
good to prime. and choice lots bring IS per brl |
Foreign are in moderate demand and steady |
box.
HAy-Continues steady, and we observe no |
no material variation. The demand is mainly |
rOr best grades and inferior qualities are DULL |
We quote: NO timothy, s2SG24 for loose, and |
S2l@22 for hard pressed per ton, on arrival. |
Common to medium grades are worth Sls0o19 |
per ton, on arrival In store 81 more per ton Is /
required.
HEMP-Is in moderate demand, with limited
and there is quiet market at S165 |
Ql1O per ton for rough Kentucky; and 12kct
per ID for dressed.
HIDES-The market remains steady and |
quiet. The receipts are light and there is O |
moderate demand. No change in prices Wei
lgote: Green hides, 69E17 Nc per lb; wet salted,
.09c; dry flint, 14.015c; sheep -pelts, 75caDs1 %
or good to prime, and 20fI40c for inferior.
IkON-1he market is quiet and steady, and
we observe no change. We quote the following
'ates. at mos. for pig-lron per ton: Charcoal.
lot blast hanging ROcS-No. l, $2SlgSO; No. =,
10, $xl OOt92S 10: DO, mill, $50 0U; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, No. /. $27 00029 90;
ron. No. l, s26lG2s; No. 2, 25G27; mill, s25a26
iharcoal, cold -blast-H. r.. t40G50; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm ana cold
,last S35(045. Blooms, Ss0090. Wrought Scrap
,er lb. 10p1xc; do, cast, per lb, &6lic; man
lfaSt,red I NAT, round and square bar, boil
ron, boiled, Nos. 1glg27, 4}sg5 3-l0c; do, char
oal, 7-10G6Mc per Id; horse Shoes. $5 STk
D6 rs per keg; mule shoes, S. S7,SCg7 25 per
.eg; steel, American cast, 1TO1Sc; American
asst spring steel, l2c: Imported tool steel. 2ldn
2c German steel. 9lD19c per lb.
Mill FEED-!rhe market remains steady.
fith limited receipts and moderate demand.
here has been no material change in prices.
We quote: Bran, $2002f; shipstufrs Sg2n23.
nd middllngs, $24N2S per ton, all on arrival,
nd 81 more per ton ih store.
MOLASAlsS-The market Ia ouiet. with n /
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