The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-02
81. 1INNATI DAILY MARKET.
ClNcINNAr1. April 2-2P. mi

r'N- R-There has been no material varia-
y.on since yesterday, The demand is mainly
local. We quote: Fancy brands at $5 3O,U
4u per bri.; family. s5Qla 10; extra, "a %
ga 90; superhne, IA 1904 25; and low grades
ut SO CO(g3 80 per brl. spring wheat four is
worth % oug5@ per brl. Rye nour is steady
WHEAT-Is firm, with improved demand,
to-day. Good to choice hill sells at 81 lTpl ~.
Good to prime red is worth IL l3al IS per bu.
RYE-lhe markets. steady and quiet ut 81 10
(GSl IL for NO.2.
OATs-Are steady and the demand is mol
crate. Mixed are worth 6NG6lc, and white 62(G
63c for No g. Choice are quoted 64(g65c, with
moderate offerings
BAKLEI-The market is very quiet Spring
is worth 81 i5(al %, and sales OF prlme Iowa to-
day at 81 y. Fall is quoted 81 23(Usl ~. and
Canada 81 30G$l S5 per bu.
CORN The marLet is firm: mixed is worth
7l(G73c per bu for ear o" shelled, with sales.
hte is n0minally at about the same as
mixed.
MESS PORk-The marks ct remains steady at
81 50 for prime city; $.l 25 for country.
LARD-The MARKETS firm and prime steam
is worth 14Ac kettle, l4'te for country, l4Ac
for city per ID.
BULK MhATs-Msrket steady with mod
crate demand. Clear sides are worth Il5s q
i1Ac; clear rib sides 11HG1lAc, ana slioul-
ders, 72sM0c per ID for loose.
BACON-ihere is a moderate business do
ing, and shoulders are worth So l9c per ID.
clear rib sides, l2hc, and clear slues l2Ac per
COTrON-The market is dull to-day. Sales,
L. bales. We quote: Ordinary, lSc; good ord-
nary. l4]ac; low mlddllng, EXC; middiing,
l6c; GOOD niddling. 1910 per ID.
WHISKY -The market il moderately active
at 81 l per gallon, with sales AZ that price TO-
day OF Isl blis.
BEANS--Thc market has undergone no
change. The receipts ana dcmaud are ABOUT
equal, and prices remain steady Choice ma
vics are worth * l5g2 IS per bu., and mediums
II SOtUl 81.
BROO II -CORN-Ihc market remains about
as last reported. The demand and rcceiIte are
changed. We uuole: Green huri. 131sael4c:
green stalk braid, nhAl2hc, and red brush,
lUc per ID.
BUrTEls-The market remains about as last
reported. The receipts continue very heavy,
b:ing greatly in excess Of the demand, ard
stocks generally are accommodating. small
amoun, Of the best table butter only is re-
uuired IT, supply local consumption. Medium
| and lower nacking prndcS ar dull and hardly
satabie at present. Buyers arc demandiGg
| concessions, and prices are apparently tending
| DOWN Nard, though there has Dren no further
| change as vel. We quote: Prime to choice 81
| 23tig2Gc, and 1y2c more FOR extra selections o1
| single packages. Medium grades are quoted
at la(G2Uc, and common is quoted at 1a@l7c
per ID.
CHEESE-ihe market is quiet, with fair re-
| ceipts and moderate demand, and prime fac
| tory is quoted l6(Ol51ac Der lb.
COAL-rheie Is a irm feeling in the market,
though the demand is moderate. Prices re-
| main unchanged Ohio River is B.ec; Ash
| land, &C., and Pittsburg, sc per bushcl aHoat
| The retail trade is supplied at lO,gllc for OHIO
| River; l24Gl3c iOr Ashland; 13c Tor ksnaW ha
| anu Muskingum; 13c for Hocking Valley, from
Lrignto!n; lj@l4e for Pit sbarG, and FAC for
| hanawha cannel, per bu, all delivered.
| COFFEE-Thc market remains quiet and
! steady With only a faif conshmpi!ve demand.
No change in pricts. Best Rio is quoted 24G25c
fair to good t2ht@z31.c; and common i1t.M22c
l 10 D71 onI I..un
| 33tq35c per ib.
| DRIED FRUITS-Domcstc are firm, though
| the market is quiet, unGer moderate demand.
| Apples are worth SGSc; peaches TtgS1sc for
| quarters, 91,0c for halves. per lb. Foreign arc
| quiet though steady. We quote layer raisins
s3Qa8 30 per box; ngs, 170y2Jc; dates, 9410c;
prunes, 1ltGl2c; currnnts, 71sWoc; and citron
| S5sl.3Sc per lb.
| demand is only mQerate. Fresh lots are SELL
| ing at 16c per dozen,
FEATHERS - There is very quiet but
steady market, with moderate receipts and
| limited demand. Dealers pay 4Sc Der lb for
| GREEN TRUlTs-The market is very quiet
for apples. the supply being large anu in ex-
| cess of the demand; these are now worth " 81
(03 0J for prime to choice, and 81 for good, per
| DrL Foreign are in moderate request. and
steady at previous prices Lemons are worth
| $5QDh 30 per box. Oranges are quoted S9D1U per
case for Valencia, and So 5Utq4 81 per box for
Messlna
| HAY-The market is steady but'1uiet The
demand is chiefly for the best grades for local
| consumption. Inferior qualities are neg
| lected, with hardly any sale. Prices are un-
| 0g24 Dcr ton for light pressed, and saUQ2l for
close pressed. Common grades are offered at
$15(O1S per ton. These rates are on arrival, and
| dealers ask y more par ton in store.
| HEMl'-The market is quiet, the demand
| being limited, but the receipts arc only moder-
| ate. Rough Kentucky is quoted at S165(417O
| per ton, and dressed l2hMl3c per lD.
| HlDES-Tho market is quiet and steady,
with moderate receipts and demand. No
change in prices. We quote green hiucs 1GSc
! per ID; wet salted, Ssags1.c; dry fine, 14@l5c;
sheep pelts, 75ca$l 70 for ,sool to prime. and
| 20G40c for infciior.
| The following are the rates for pig iron
hot blast Fl. R.-No. /, $2sesy: No. I
do, SET 90; 40, mill, $s6; Alabama, Geor-
sa6aN; mill, 81; stone-coal and coke iron. 80.
/, $26tg2S No. ., 25Gpe7; mill, s25tg26; Charcoal,
| coid-blast H. R., $40 2O(g50 w.; Alabama,
! Georgia ana Tennessee, warm ana cold
| blast, S35(D40. Blooms, S6eG90. Wrought Scrap
| per Id. 1f0l nc; do. cast, per lb, 20l1c; man
| ufactured Hat round ana square par, boil
| ed, 2k(g2kc; do. charcoal. 3hGy4c per ib; sheet
iron. boiled Nos. lUtd27, 4hg5 T. l0c; do, char
| @D6 % per keg; mule shoes. st S5S0e7 s5 per
| keg; steel, American cast. 1TV1Sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool STEEL 2O,l
| 22c: German steel. 90010c per Id.
MILL FEED-The market remains about as
previously reported. Bran is rather scarce,
| with moderate demand at $22(g23 per ton; snIp-
stufis are quiet, with moderate offerings at s2a
| 024 per ton; middiin1s are IN fair request and
I steady at s2700S2 per ton. These rates are on
| arrival. Dealers require 81 more per ton III
tore.
| MOLASSES-There is o fair consumptive de-
mand and the market rules steady at previous
prices New Orleans is worth 6UQti5c. amt re-
hned sirups are quoted at 45cans1 per gallon,
according to quality.
| NAILS-The market is quiet and steady,
| with no change: 10 TO God, 81 25(Q3 IS; TO yd.
s3 5U(e3 50; 70 I'd, So 1903 s.; to sd. SAGA TO-:
Sd. 81 gfs5; 2a $5 75(g5 IS; sd, b.. Sc 25g6 So:
| cus spikes. ~ 5U(g3 70.
/ OILS-We observe no change Of any conse-
ouence in the market. Llnseed remains quiet,
| though steady. at T8gSUc per gallon. Lard oil
is still firm with far demand, and winter ex-
ira is quoted 81 1901 IL per gallon. Refined
petroleum continues in moderate request at
lSx(Dl4e per gallon
POTATOES-The receipts are larger, and
the market is not quite SO firm. Best quality