The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, April 21-2 p. N

CINCINNATI, April 21-2 P. Nj.
FLOUR-The market Is quiet and steady.
Fancy brands are worth IS 5Ug6 "; family is
quoted S5 S0tn0 40; extra sells at 80 1905 rs;
| suDertne, "a COCA W; and low grades, "a 10
0p4 85 per bri. spring wheat family is worth
80 S5tg5 10 per brl. Rye flour is steady at IS w
BARLEY-The market is firm and quiet.
Spring is worth 81 3OQDl 35 for Iowa, and 81 4U@
| 45 for Canada and fall. 81 b0g1 So for good
to prime grades.
WHEAT-The market is. firm. No. Red is
worth 81 1901 70; Hill is quoted 81 2OCDl 25 for
good to prime, and one very choice lot sold at
VI ". White is worth 81 25Gl ~ for good 10
prime and choice held a few cents more.
RYE-The market is quiet ana steady. Good
to choice lots sell at 81 1TtN1 20 per bu.
/ CORN-The offerings to-day are light, and
there is a firm market for mixed at 73(U74c for
ear, and 74Q075c for shelled. White nominally
about the same as mixed.
OATS-The offerings are large to-day. and
the market is rather easier, though with no de-
cIded change. No. Q are worth 61iQ6Sc fol
mixed; 6sgB9c for white.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet, with
fair jobbing demand at $21 20 per brl for
prime city; held at " 81.
LARD-There is q firm market Prime
steam is quoted at 1870. Kettle is worth 152. q
1870 for city, with sales to-day at inside price,
and country is held at l5,SGlo1Sc per lb.
BULK MEATS-There is not much doing,
but holders are firm at e1lc for shoulders,
llXc for clear rib sides, and 121zc for clear
sides per lb for loose.
BACON-The market is not active, but there
|, is q firm feeling among holders. Shoulders are
worth 9kG9nc; clear rib sides, l2Ac; clear
sides, 13ac per lb for packed. Sugar cured
hams are in moderate jobbing request at l3A
014c per Id.
COTrON-The market is dull and easier.
Sales to-day OF only bales. Prices about Hc
lower. We quote: Ordinary, l31.c; good or
dmary. 142sc; low mIddllng,. 15Ac; .middlmg,
1870; goou middlng, lG1Sc ;middlmg fair, lG5s C,
WHisKi i~Is quiet at 81 II per gallon, and
no sales to-day reported.
BEANS There Is a quiet market, with
moderate demand and prices have undergone
no material change. Medium to fair grades
are worth 81 SOg2O w, and choice navies at " 15
az % Der bu.
BRUOM-CORN-Ther has been no change
of any Importance. The market is steady
and quiet at previous rates. We quote: Red
brush, l0c; green stalk braid, nhO12hc, and
green hurl 130Ac per Id.
| BUTTER-The market has not varied mate.
rally since our last. Best table butter is in
fair request, with a moderate supply at 24a
CSC per lb, and fancy selections single pack
ages bring 1@2c more per Id; medium to good
grades are worth IS N22c, and are in light de-
mand; common packing grades remain dull at
13(1l5c per lb.
CHEEsE-The demand is light and the re-
ceipts are only moderate. Prime to choice fac
tory is quoted at l5(@151Sc per lb.
COAL-There Is still a steady market, with
little, II any, change. The rates afoat are:
Ohio River, BIC; Ashland, 71sQSc; Pttsburg,
Sha0c. We quote delivered to consumers /:
Valley, from Brighton elevator, l2c; MuskIngum
Valley and kanawha, 12c; Pittsburg, 12l19c;
and kanawha camel, 21@22c per bu.
COFFEE-The market is firm with an active
consumptive demand. Rio is worth 2lNl21 nc
for common: .2:G23c for fair to good; and
23h(G24]sc for prime to choice per Id. Lagu-
agra is worth 25I127e, and Java 33t035c per lb.
DRIED FRU1T-Domestic is steady with
fair demacd, and apples arc worth 71a(q91ac;
peaches 7Qpsc for quarters, 9G10c for halves.
Fore gn are steady and without any material
change. We quote: tigs, 14GlSc; dates, 71ld0
&c; citfon, 3Jta3Sc; prunes, 10(0llc; and cur
rants, 71s0Sc per lb. Layer raisins are worth
$3ld3 15 per box.
EGGS-The market is steady. The receipts
are ample and there is fair demand at 15c per
dozen for fresh lots. ,,
FEATHEKS-Ihe demand and receipts are
about equal, and both are moderate. There is
u steady market, aud dealers pay 4Sc per lb for
prime live geese.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in moderate
demand; q with liberal supply, and selling. at
to choice, per brl. Foreign fruits are steady
and quiet. Lemons are worth IS 50(G6, and Or
anges "a as perbo
HAY-We observe no change, The market
IS steady with fair demand for best grades.
Of stocks. We quote: On arrival, No. timothy
$23024 for loose pressed. and $20,a2l for close
pressed, per ton; common is held ut $l5(G1S per
ton. Dealers ask " more per ton, in store.
HEMP-The market is inactive. The re-
ceIpts are only moderate, and there is rather a
limited demand. Wcquote: Rough Kentucky,
IL 61(@l " per ton. Dressed is worth 121.dy13c
per ID.
HTDES-1here "a o steady market with q
moderate demand and good receipts at pre-
vious rates. We quote: Green hides, Isgsc
per ID; wet sailed, SSG9hc; dry fine, 14tG15c
sheep pclts, 75c,a$l Is for good to prime, and 20
0l41c for inferior.
IRON-There has been no change We
quote the following rates at four months !:
Charcoal, hot blast hanging Rock-No. l.,
s2S 0Og80O0; No. 2, do, S2792S; TO, mill, $s6 co.;
Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, No. l. $270p29; (;
No. 2, $26f027; mill. $26 %; stone-coal and coke
iron. No. I, $s&g2s; No; Z, 25(GI; mill, s22,a2G:
Georpia ' and tennessee. warm VAIN and % cold,
blast, S35(945. Blooms, SSAa90. Wrought Scrap
per 10. 1(G1A nc; do, cast, per lb. A(G1c; man
ufactured faG, round and square bar, boil
cd, skgSlac; 10, charcoal, Shg4e per ID; sheet
coal, IS 7-lOt@6hc per Id; horse shoes, IS ST.
(g6 70 per keg; mule shoes. 81 d1a(g7 25 per
keg; steel, American cast, l7@lsc; American
cast spring steel l2c: imported tool steel, 2O(0
MILL FEED-Bran is in light demand,
though the supply is moderate. 1t is quoted
$20G2l per. ton. ShIpstuffs are quiet and in
moderate demand at $22923 per ton. MID
dlings are easy and in limited request at $25(Gse
per ton. These rates are ON arrivals; in store
81 more is required.
MOLASsES-Them marke ct is steady and quiet
with fair consumptive demand. New Orleans
is quoted 60015c, and refined sirups 45clyH per
gallon, according to quality.
.NAILS-There is light demand and a
very quiet market, with no va ration in prices.
We quote; 10 to U1d, So 25D3 IS; 10 9d. So 5UtG
60; u to I'd, So 1903 So; to cd, s494 10: 3D.,
- 7s(g4 IS; 2u IS T5g5 IS; 3d, f. b.. So 25@6 80;
cut spikes. 81 5UlQ3 "a.
OiLS-The market has undergone no mate
rial variation. Linseed is quiet with moderate
demand, at Toe per gallon for best grades. Lard
oil is firm and in fair request at 81 1901 20 PEP
gallon for extra current make. Refined petro-
ieum is steady at 13at0l4c per gallon.
+ POTATOES-The market is ilrn for best
qualities with fair demand, at I'll 05 III 10 in
store, 90G9jc on arrival per bu, aud 50 rs per
Drl in store. Inferior grades are dull, with
large receipts, and are quoted 75990c per bu in
store and about 10c less per bu on arrival.
POU LTRI The market is well supplied
with live chickens, which are quoted "a z5tga rs
per doz., with fair demand.