The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
CINCiNNATI DAILY MARX ET.
CINCINNATI. March 3D. z. NJ.

CINCINNATI. March 3D. L. NJ.
FLOUR-Thc market remains inattive, with
no change in prices. There is only a moder-
ate consumptivc demand. We quote: Fan
cy brands AT S5 3Ua6 4D per bri. family.
$500 10; extra, "a 75@4 W; superllnc. "a 10
(U4 25; and low grades at S3 6O(g3 10 per
brl. Spring wheat Hour is worth "a 500
8 ~ per brl. Rye hour is steady at 50 5OG5 rs
per Drl.
MESS PORk-The market is firm at Ss1 2j@
y 40 lyer brl for prime city, and $2l for co'ln-
try Sales OF eco brls to-day at $s2, seller July.
LARD-The market is quiet bnt firm at lac
fol prime steam, and best Kettle Is worth IAN
(Q14sic for country and city.
BULK MLATS--Therc is firm feeling in
the market. Shoulders are quoted al 72c, clear
rib SIDES at lie, and clear sides 115s per lb, all
loose.
BACON-There is only moderate inquiry,
but holders continue firm: clear sides are quo
ted at 12yec; Gear rib sides 12c, and shoulders
sac per, Id. packed. Sugar-cured hams are
steady at l224,Gl34c per lb.
WHEAT-Remalns steady and quiet. We
quote red at 81 l2(Gl 10 for good to choice; Hill
81 1901 is for good TO prime, and white 81 Is
Nl 23 for good to choice lots.
OATS-Are firm with fair demand and mod
crate receipts. No. 2 are quoted at 60(g6lc Tor
mixed; 6aa63c for white, and Choice Iowa sells
rapidly at 65c per bu.
CORN-There is . firm market under light
receipts and fair demand Good mixed is worth
11c for ear, with sales: and shelled is held at
.BARLEf-ls dull and we observe no mate
rial variation in prices Spring is quoted " 10
to 81 25 for fair to choice lots. Fall is worth
u 20 to 3d. and Canada is held at 81 3O to 81 VI
for good to choice grades.
RYE-Is quiet at 81 isgs1 Is for good to choice
grades.
COTrON-The market is dull to-day, with
sales of but one bale at the Cotton Exchange.
l3c; good ordinary. 143lc; low middling, 15xc;
middling, l6c; good mlddling, 161sc per ID.
Stock on hand, l593U bales. Receipts to-day,
46O bales. Shipments, 0l3 bales.
WHISKY-The marker remains firm to-day,
and there were sales Of l99 brls at 81 ~ per gal
Ion.
BEANS-The market continues steady and
quiet Choice navys are worth SO 1902 25 per
bu. Inferior grades are held at 81 SO(Ol IS per
BRuoM-CoRN-There has been no yarIa-
tion since our last, and the market continues
steady and quiet. The receipts are only mode
rate and there Is fair demand Red brush is
worth l0c; green stalk braid. II nhM12hc, and
green hurl. 1917 Gl4c per lb, on arrival.
BUTTER-Ihere has been little. or no
change since yesterday. The market is gener-
ally dull, with receipts exceeding the demand.
Prices are tending downward, but are main
tanned so far. The sales are chiefly for local
consumption Of the best grades. Medium and
common grades are hardly salable We quote:
prime to choice 24tg26c, and extra selections of
single packages are worth l@2c more per ID;
medium grades are lelu at 2U(QSlc, and inferior
packing at 1h(Gl7c per lb.
CHEESE-Ihe market is steady and quiet,
with no change in prices the receipts and de-
mand are both moderate. Prime to choice
factory is quoted 151a@16c per lb.
COAL-The marketls quiet and firm. Prices
unchanged. Ohio River is worth 6.ac; ASH
land, Sc; Pittsburg, &c per bushel a1oat We
quoted delivered to consumers: Ohio River, 100
ilc; Ashland, 12(glsc; Hooking Valley, from
Brighton elevator, 15c: Kanawna ana Mus
kngum Valley, 13c; Plt,sburg, 13QGl4c: and
kanawha camel, 24c per bu.
COFFEE-The' market remains quiet and
steady with only fair consumpuve demand
No change in prices. Best Rio is quoted 24to25c
fair to good 221s(g2S!ac; and common s1hta22c
per ID. Laguayra is worth 25Qg27c. and Java
33lG35c per ID.
DRIED FRUITS-Domest,ca are firm, though
the market is quiet, unuer moderate demand.
Apples are worth Sg9c; peaches, 7(GS1sc for
quarters, all0c for halves. per lib. Foreign are
quiet though steady. We quote layer rasins
S5(a3 70 per box; figs, 17@2Oc; dates, NG1Oc;
prunes llSGl2c; currants, 71agSc; and citron
S5fG3sc per lb.
EGGS-The market remains very duiet. The
demand is not equal to the receipts, which are
still very liberal. Fresh arrivals are quoted at
16.G17c per dozen.
FEATHERS = There is very quiet but
steady. market. with moderate receipts and
limited demand, Dealers pay 4Sc per lb for
prime live geese.
GREEN FRUlrs-Apples are in good sup
Ply any houOio'C uoii.tno "o F@ VV9o w pcI VII,
according to quality. Foreign are steady and
quiet. We quote lemons at 81 50(N5 80 per box,
and oranges at SO 5O(G4 5U per box for Messl-
ma, and $yG910 per case for Valencia.
HAY-The market remains without any ma
terial change. There is good local demand
for the best grades, but inferior qualities are
dull. Prices are about as previously reported.
No. timothy is quoted at $93I126 per ton for
light pressed, and S20(G21 for close pressed.
Common grades are offered at s15(U1S per ton.
These rates are on arrival, and dealers ask Sc
more per ton in store.
HEMP-The market is quiet, the demand
being limited. but the receipts are only moder-
ate. Rough Kentucky is quoted at S1G5tGl70
Der ton. and dressed, l2n(Ol3c per 10.
HlDIS-,Ihe market is quiet and steady
with moderate receipts and demand. No
change in prices. We quote green hides 7(d,Sc
per lb: wet saIted, ssIdyI.c; dry fine, 1400l5c:
sheen pelts. 75cfdS1 IS for roO,1 to prime. and
2Ofa4Oe for inferior.
IRON-The market is steady ana quiet.
The following are rates for MIG iron
at four monthsa ner ton: CharcoaI.
hot blast ii. R.-No. /, s2StG2y; No. 4
do. S27 90: do. null. s2G: Alabama. Geor-
gta and Tennessee. No, 1, $21G2S: No. q
S26(Ds7: mill, 26: stone coal and coke iron, No,
i. S26(n2S: No 2 25(r27: mill. $25012G: Charcoal
cold d-blast H. r.. S4O 0DI05O 10: Alabama'
Georgia and Tennessee, warm ana cold
blast. S35(04O Blooms, sSGa9O. Wrought Scrap
per Id. 1M1 nc; do cast, per lib, %Q21c; man
ufactured haU, rouna ana square par, boil
ed 2I0p2Hc; do. charcoal, 3I.(a4c per Ib sheet
iron. boiled, Nos lU(027, 4L(n5 g. l0c: do, char
coal. s 7-lUl1Hkc per lb: horse shoes. IS STI5
as Is per Eeg: mule shoes, ST S1,sla7 rs per