The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-09
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINoiNNATI. April % p. 81.
FLOUR-We observe no change. The mar
kct continues inactive at previous prices.
We quote: Fancy blands Az $5 300
& 4O per bri.; FANNY, s5G. l5; extra, "a u
ga 90; supertne, "a 1904 rs; and low grades
at IS 6O9i o. per brl. spring wheat four is
worth sb 0JiG5 70 per brl. Rye rour is steady
at So 5O.G5 rs per brl.
BARLEl-rhe market is firm with light
offerings and a moderate demand. Spring is
worth 81 2OGl 80 for fair to prime and choice
Iowa will bring 81 '35 per bu. Fall is quoted at
is held at II 5OtG1 IS per bu.
WHEAT-The maj ket Is quiet, with very
moderate demand. Red is quoted at 81 lO0
l Is for fair TO prime, and choice is held at 81 10
per bu. Hill is worth 81 Is Gl Is for good to
prime, and white 81 le9l ~ for good to choice.
CURN-rhe market remains steady. Mixed
is selling at 70 D74c per bu to-day for good ear
or shelled. hite is still nominal.
OATS-The market is firm though the de-
mand is limited Good to prime lots are worth
10 dG6c per bu for mixed; ard 67ta6Sc for white
Rl E--There is quiet ana steady market at
81 l3pl 10 for good to prime per bu.
BACON-Ihe market ls rather easier to-day,
with moderate demand and little OF no change
In prices. Shoulders are quoted at 0Ac: clear
rib sides, l2;S (Gl2%c, and clear sides 131sg13l1c
per lb. Sugar-cured hams are steady at 13Ql4c
per lb.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet at s22 %
to sell at that price. Country rump sold to-day
at SIT S71s per brl.
LARD-The market is easy to-day but we
observe no material change. Prime steam is
quoted at l54(Ol54c: kettle rendered is held at
l5h(Sl5A for best CITY, and 151SCSl54 for coun-
try.
BULK MEATs-The market is steady and
rather quiet. Clear sides are worth 12c, held at
12Ic; clear rib sides are quoted 11hM11hc,
SPOT, and l1>4c future delivery. Shoulders are
worth SlS(gSl4c per ID. All loose.
COrIUS-Ihe market is weak and slow to-
day. Sales, 81 bales. We quote ordinary, l31lc;
ding, l6c; good midting. 16hc per Id.
WHlSk f-The market opcned to-day at
81 ], with sales of II brls, but q decline Of 1c
was soon established and there were sales OF
lS5 brls at 81 IL per gallon.
BEANS-The markets. still quiet and steady
and there has been no material variation i'll
prices. Common to medium grades are quoted
81 75lG2 w, and choice navies are worth !? l5iG
. y cr bll.
BRUoM-CORN-The market has undergone
no change since our last. The demand con-
tlnucs moderate, but Is sufficient to absorb the
regeitts. We quote: Red brush, lOc green
stalk brand, l5aNl2jac, and green hurl l3}la
llc per lb.
BUT1ER--The market remains substantially
as last reported. The demand Is almost wholly
for best table butter the sales of which are
about equal to tine receipts. Medium and conf
mon grades are dull with continued accunu-
lation Of stocks. Prices have undergone no
material ch;tnge Prime to choice grades are
worth - G25c per ID, and for extra selections OF
single packages lQG2c more can pc obtained.
Melum grades are worth 17lgi9c, and common
pack ing grades 13NlFc per ID.
Oh HEESE-ihe market is qtliet and steady,
the demand and receipts being about equal.
Prime to choice factory is quoted 15tGl6c per lb.
CUFFEE-Ihe market is quiet with only q
fair consumptive demand. We quote: Rio 2U;G
zlc for common, II t.tG231zc for far to prime,
l.. @ IN. is
worth 25(G26c. and Java 3S1p3bc per Id.
CuAL-rhe market Is steady. Sales afoat
are made at sac for Ohio River; &c for Ash
land, and &c for Pittsburg Wequote delivered
Ashland; l2c for Kanawha ana Muskmsum:
l2c for HockIng Valley, from Brighton elevator;
13c for Pit'sburg, and Il g92c for hanawha can
ncl per bu.
DRIED FRUTTs-we observe no change.
Domestic is steady and quiet. Apples are
worth StGYc, and peaches 7AShc for quarters
and aDi0c for halves per ID. Foreign are in
moderate demand AZ atpreviOus rates. We quote:
cuIrants, 7ls@Sc; cftron, 33l45c per lb: layer
rasins arc quoted s8(G3 10 per box.
EGGS-Ihe market is well supplied, and
there is only moderate demand. Fresh lots
are selling 1T 17gisc per dozen.
FEATHERS-1h receipts and demand are
both moderate, and the market rules Duet at
4Sc per 10 foy primo 1--we geese.
GREEN FRUiIS-The market is quiet, with
little or no change: apples are quoted at $2(gS
per brl for good to choice, with good supply
and moderate demand: lemons are steady ut
$5g5 81 per box: oranges are quoted at IA CO
per box for Messina, aud sS0lU per case for
Valencia.
HAY-The market has not varied since our
last The demand is good for the best grades
for local consumption. Lower grades are very
dull anu hardly salable. MOL timothy is'QuoUed
at s25 u Der ton for light pressed, and s19G21
for close pressed. Common grades are offered at
EIfD1A hnn oflS nlt,s,YrR Il
dealers ask 81 more per ton in store.
HEMP-Ihe market is rather dull, the de-
mand being light and the receipts only moder
ate. Rough Kentucky is held at A65917O
HlDES-1he market has not undergone any
change. The demand is moderate, but about
equal to the receipts. We quote; Green hiues,
Igsc pei ID; wet sa!ted, o%90hc; dry fine II
915c sheep pets, 75cilS1 70 for good to prime,
and 20Q40e for inferior.
lRON-There has been no change IN tine mar
ket We only report previous quotations. We
quote the following rates at mouths: Char
coal, hot blast II. R.-No. /. $2S;g29; No. 2,
do, Sz7 90; 40, mil, $s6; Alabama. Gcor-
gla and Tennessee, No. /. s27tN2S; No. 2.
s26ta27; mill, 26; stone-coal and coke iron. No.
l, Ss6.g2Ss NO 2, 25lG,7; mill s25lq2G; Charcoal,
cold blast H. r., $40 JN950 %; Alabama,
Geofgi1 ana Tennessee, warm ana cold
blast, S35940. Blooms, SSGd9o. W rought Scrap
per lb. 1ds1 4c; do, cast, per lb, %0l1c; man
ufactured HAT, round ana square par, boil
cd, HA(l2nc; DO. charcoal, Sla(yAc per lD; sheet
iron. boiled. Nos. 1ug27, 4sGD5 j. l0c; do, char
coal. 8 7-lO0Ghc per lb; horse shoes, IS ST1s
@6 2b per keg; mule shoes. ST o71sg7 rs per
keg; steel, American cast. l7Qg1sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c; imported tool steel, 2Ul0
&c: German steel 9(D10c per ID.
MILL FEED-The market for bran is some.
what easier, with only moderate demand at
s2l 50>g22 SO per ton; shIpstufs are quiet at Ss3
(gs4 per ton; mlddlings are steady and in fair
demand at $21(g32 per ton. These figures are
all on arrival. Dealers ask So lnole per ton in
store.
MOLASsES-There is fair consumptive de-
maud anu the market rules steady at previous
prices. New Orleans is worth 60Gu75c and re-
lined sirups are quoted at 45ctQS1 per gallon,
to quality.
NAILS-Theie is quiet market with 10
m aterial variation in any respect. We quote:
III to 10d, $22 2D3 S5: 70 yd 50 5U(3 50; q to ia,
So 1908 S5 to sd, s4G4 10: 3D., "a {. 0g4 S5; 20,
Sc 7595 ST. I'd, f. b., SO 25G6 35; cut spikes, IS 81
G3T5.
OILS-I inseed is quiet and steady at 75td7Gc
per gallon for prime quality, with good job
bing sales. Lard oil remains firm with fair de- |
mand at II 1jla1 IS per gal for extra current
make Refined petroleum is quoted 1Sts@14c
per gal, with moderate demand.
PUTATOES-1he supply is not large. ana
there is faIr consumptivc demand for the
best qualities at II 1O(G1 Is per bu, So 0JQ3 rs
per brl IN store. Inferior grades are dull and
nominal.