The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, April as-.s p. \

for white.
BARLEY-Thc offerings are generally light
ana the market continues steady with fair de-
mand. Spring is worth 81 1901 40 for good to
prime Iowa; 81 4oQgl so ior good to prime Can
ada; Fall is held at 81 55gl 81 for good to
choice lots.
RlE-Is quiet, with moderate offerings and
demand at VI l7(Gl 20 per bu for good 10 choice
grades.
CORN - There is not much doing to-day,
but the market remains steady. Mixed IS
worth 73g7lc for ear, and "a U15c for shelled
for good to prime sample per bu White is
quo,ed at 2(13c per bu more tnan mixed, ana
is regarded about nominal.
MESS PORK-There is fair jobbing de-
mand at S2a 70 for prime city per brl, aud held
at s22 50.
LARD-Prime steam is firm at lo%@15Ac
per lb Best city kettle is steady at 16c. and
country loA per lb, with moderate sales.
BULK MEATS-The market Ontinues steady
and quiet We quote: GEAR sides, l3Ac; clear
RIB SUES, l2a4c, and shoulders, SIC per lb for
loose.
BACON-The market is quiet. Tho demand
Is limited and the offerings only moderate.
Shoulders are worth W a91ac; clear RIB SIDES,
lex d1@Xc, and clear sides 1JAc per lb for
packed. Sugar-cured hams are worth 13gl4c
per lb
prices. Sales to-day OF 100 bales. We quote:
Ordinary, l815c; good ordinary, 142sc; low
ml1dhng, l5hc; muidlmg, l5&c; gOod mid
ding 1879; ;mlddling fair, 1880, and fair, 17Ac
per 10.
WHIsKY-The market is firm with fair de-
mand, and sales to-day of 235 brls at 81 IA per
gallon.
BEANS-The market is quiet though steady.
There is only moderate demand at previous
rates. Common to medium are worth 81 7,iGz w
per bu, and choice navies are quoted at 81 l5t9
225 per bu.
BROOM-CORN-There is a steady market
though the demand is but moderate Prices
have undergone no material change. Rcd
brush is worth loc; green stalk BRAID, lih
(912hc, and green h,iri l3Gl4c per lb.
BUTTER-The receipts have been large ana
in excess Of the demand. The market is, in con-
sequence, somewhat easier, with fair de-
mand for choice grades, but medium and com
serve is worth 27(US,c, and best
Southern and Central Ohio and In
diana 24G2Ge per lb, and prime old is held at
2liDl2c per ID. Medium quality is held at 1B g
19c, and inferior packing grades at 13Ql5c
per lib.
CHEESE market is steady and quiet, with
moderate demand for good to prime factory at
14hlG15hc per Id.
COAL-1here is still a quiet though steady
market. The rates atloat are b,.c for OHIO
River; 7h0DSc for Ashland, aid 8k(G9c for
Pittsburg. Delivered to consumers We quote:
iOc for Ohio Rlyer; i@isc for Ashland; l2c
for hooking Valley, MuskIngum Valley and
hanawha; i2(G13c for Pitts6ufg, and a1Qgz2c
for kanawha camel per bu.
COFFEE-The market remains quiet under
moderate consumptive change. Prices are
firm but with no material demand. Rio Is
quoted 2ltn22c for common; I2Htn231sc for fair
to prime, and 24G241ac for cnolce quality, per
10. Laguayra is worth 2olg27c, and Java 339
Doc per lb.
far demand. Peaches are worth SG9c for
quarers, va .glOc for halves; anu apples are
quoted at S(G91sc per pound. Foreig ign are in
moderate request and quiet. We quote: Figs,
i4glSc; dates, TX hGsc; eitron, 3Ea53c; prunes,
lD.,s H. IN, II.
raisins are worth $3G3 ID per box.
EGGo-The market is well supplied and there
is am0derate demand at l3c per doz for fresh
arrivals.
GREEN FKU1TS-Appies are in fair de-
mand and firm at 81 5Oy2 30 for fair to good, and
So w al w for prime to choice, per DIl Foreign
fruits are steady and quiet. Lemons are worth
Us 6Olgh. and oranges "a 90 per box.
HA4-The market is steady and prices have
undergone no especial change. Theie is good
local denacd for the best grades C m non
grades are dull with the eceipts largely Al ex-
cess OF the demand. We quote: On arrival, No.
| timothy S23g24 Tor loose pressed, and $40 a22
for close pressed per ton; common is held ~
$loglS per ton, Dealers ask ~ more per ton,
in store.
HEMP-The maket continues quiet Re-
ccipts light and demand moderate. Rough
Kentucky is quoted AZ 81 " per ton. Dressed
sells at l21a0gIJc per lD.
HlDES-Iherc is a steady market with a
moderate demand and good receipts at pre-
vious rates. We quote: Green ii,les, i9Sc
per ID; wet salted, Sag1hc; dry fine, l4(Dl5c
sheep pelts, 75ciGSl Is for gohl to prime, and 70
tg4Jc for inferior.
lRON-The market has undergone no change
We quote tie following rates ut fouHmont1s:
Charcoal, hot blast Hanging kocR No. 1,
$2S 0O@5O 10; NO. :, do, $ZI(g.S; 90, mill Ss6 10:
Georgia and Tennessee, No. /, S2Ua2O;
No. 2, s26iaz1: min. sa6 w; stone coal and coke
iron, No. |, S2tq2s; No. 2, 25Ds7 mill, s22 Q26:
Charcoal, cold -blast-H r., s4O(g5O; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold
blast s35046 Blooms, sSe.a9O. Wrought Scrap
per ID. 1tGl lAc; dO cast, per lb, 40L1c; man
llactured Hat round and square bar, boil |
ed, 2kg21sc; no, charcoal, 31a(y4c per Id; shoot
ron, boiled, Nos. 1OG27, 1905 g. lOc; uo char |
;oal, 7-lOG6,sc per ID; horse shoes, IS SIX |
seg; steel, American cast, l7tgIsc; American |
last spring steel, l2c: imported tool sterl 2U0 |
&c: German steel, 9igl0c ner Id.
MOLASsES-There is only q moderate con-
1t previous rates. New Orleans ID worth 6U(9 |
DC, and refined sirups 45o.Ol per gallon, .lc-
,Ordng to quality:
NAlLS-Are in moderate request. at pre-
nous rates. We auote ~ TO 6Ud, So 25Qg3 10; 4;
" vi. a3 5UQg3 ~: to Ia, S3 150I3 So; 4 to
d s4@4 10: 3d, "a 7jtg4 s5 "a, IS 75g5 s.; ID, I.
D.. IS 25Gs1 35: cut spikes. $3 5Utl3Ta
OlLS-Linsccd is quiet and in moderate re-
luest at T'c per gallon. Lard Oil is firm and in
AIR demand at 81 22Jg1 y3 per gallon. Refined
petroleum remains steady at 151s0gl4c per gal
on.
POTATO ES-The market is amply supplied. |
md there is moderate demand, with no mate !
ial variation in prices. Good to prime grades
Ire worth 70GSi w per Du in store, and Ujtd9Jc
'er Du on arrival. Choice peachblOWs in store
re worth 81 O5 a. 10 per bu.
POU LTR1-The receipts are lighter, and
With a lar demand prices are Fl mer for live
hicKens. which are now quoted at 81 50g5 80 |
'er dozen.
RlCE-There is only light consumptive de-
nand mt previous rates. We quote LOUISIANA
It 14GgiAs, and Carolina at ~ gShc per Ib.
SALT-The market is hrm for domestic, with
air demand at a6c per bu, and 81 4O per bri
'urks' Island is quiet at 36U3Sc per bu. LIVER
OOl coarse Is Steady at 81 35iet 4j per sack.
SEED-Clover seed is steady and Is III fair
equest at l2c per b in store for prime. Timo-
ny is In fair demand at So 10. 80 GO per bu In
tore for best gra,ics, and there are some sales
n arrival at s. 80 lg2 AZ per bu. Flax Is quiet
t 81 Utpl 65 per bu.
SUGAR-The cunsumptive demand Is fair
nd the markct otherwise is quiet but steady
ie quote: New Orleans at St9alau: yeilow re-
ned, Shtal0c: extra &C., lul<tGlU1sc; ..B"
'hite, luts(9lOSc; "A" white, lUas 9.Os. {; hard,
u Gll nc per 10. a
TALON OW-Incrc Is nrm market, with re- y
,ipts anu demand about equal, and prime /
,untrv is quoted Sa412yS:iG per lD
WOOl-Ihe demand is only moderate, but :
he receipts are light, anu there is steady 4
arket with no change in prices. We quote: 4
nwashed, clothing, yetaya6c; unwashed, comb +
aSn42e, 1cece- WaSileu, ibQ 49,; tub washed. \