The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-13
CINCINNATI DAInY MARKET.

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CINCINNATI DAIDY MARKET
CINClNNATI, May 1872 +. Al.
FLOUR-The market is shade irmer to-day.
but it appears to be unsettled. Fancy hour ls
quoted $6 25lG7 0J per brl. with moderate de-
mand; family sold to-day at So sSg6 W per brl;
extra is in moderate request at $5 6O0b 81, but
we hear OF no sales to-day. Supertne is worth
s0g5 45, and low grades sell at I'd 5Og5 OUper
br. Spring wheat flour is moderately actlve
at Us 6O(@5 30 per brl. Rye flour is firm, and
. WHEAT-Is somewhat lrmer to-day, with
an improved demand. Red is quoted at 81 27iW
35, total range for fair to choice per bu, with
choice lots at outside figures: white is held at
81 35D1 43, for fair to prime, with limited sales.
OATS-Market steady with moderate de-
mand to-day. No. are worth, 6S070c for
mixed; T0Q072c for white, per bu. Choice
are merely nominal, none offering.
RYE-Is steady with moderate offerings and
fair demand. Good to prime lots are worth
81 22tQ1 rs per bu IN elevator.
BARLEY-Is almost out Of the market, the
season being about over, here, for the present
There rs little or none offering. and it Is hardly
quotable, Prime to choice fail is held nOmin-
ally at 81 6OG1 65, and spring 81 4Og1 50 per bu.
CORN-The market is shade easier to-day,
No. lots are offered at 7S,g79c per Du for
mixed ear or shelled; white is worth nominally
1lg2c more than mixed.
BACON-Is rather dull to-day. The offerings
are not large but the demand is light. Clear
sides are quoted at 1876 and 1870 is asked;
clear rib sides are quoted at 125s >g122c, with
o limited inquiry. Shoulders are worth 91se
per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured hams are
steady, with a moderate jobbing demand at
1SM(Gl4c per lb canyassed and packed.
MESS POKK-Remains steady and quiet at
$22G22 so per brl, for prime city. Country is
nominal with little or none Offering.
LARD-Prime steam is IN limited demand,
but steady at l5Hc, and holders asking 15hc
per lb. City kettle is quoted i55a @15&c; coun-
try, 15tzQGl52sc per lb, and both are dull.
BULK MEATs-There Is moderate inquiry
and shoulders continue quiet at Sssc per lb;
clean sides are held at lax G12Nc, and clear
RIB sides are.quoted 1lAc Der lb.
COTrON-Contines dull, and has undergone
no material change No sales reported .o-day.
We quote: Ordinary, l3c; good ordinary,
good middling, lSXc; 'middling fair, 1890;
fair, TIC per lb.
WHisKY-Is steady and in fair demand,
and sales Of 291 brls at u 16p per gallon.
BEANS-The market is steady, with moder-
ate demand, and without any change in prices.
Choice navies are worth sa9s 10 per bu, and
III iuils, 81 T0G1 30 per bu.
BRUOM-CORN--The market is quiet and
there is only moderate demand. Green hurI
is quoted at lac, green stalk braid n@l2c, and
red brush l0c per lb..
BUETER-1'here has been no important
change in the market. Best table butter re-
mains in good local demand with ample
supply: Prime to choice fresh roll or
packed sells at 24fG28c per ID, and small lots of
extra bring 1ta2c more. Medium grades are
dull at 1SG2lc per lb. Common packing grades
are in light demand, being hardly salaDle at 10
@l5c per lb.
CHEESE-T is quiet and steady mar
ket. The receipts are moderate. Prime to
choice is worth 13sg14c fornew factory. Choice
old sells at 14lGl4hc per ib.
COFFEE-The market is very quiet beyond
a fair consumptive demand. There has been
quote: Rio 2lgQ211 1zc for common grades; 22(0
i3c for fair to good; 231sGAnc for prime, and
241sQl25c for choice. Java is worth 33;g35c,
ana LaguaYra. 25(GS7c per lb.
COAL-The market has undergone no mate
rial change and the market remains steady
and quiet. The rates a1loat are &c for OHIO
River, Sc for Ashland, and &c for Pitts
burg, per bu. We quote, delivered to
burg, 12tGl3c; Muskingum, Hooking Valley
kanawha, 12c; Ashland, 1l0l2c, and Ohio
River, 10c per bu.
DRIED FRUITs-Domestic is in limited
peaches Sl9c for quarters, 9laM10Hc for
halves, per lib. Foreign are quiet and steady,
with moderate demand. We quote: Figs,
14Gl8c; dates. 7kGSc; prunes, N0lc; citron,
3J(Ge38c; and currants, 71sQSc per lib. Layer
raisins are worth S3(Q3 l5 perbox.
EGGS-Are quiet with liberal receipts and a
moderate demand. Fresh arrivals are worth
14c per dozen aud 15c is asked for small lots.
FEATHEkS-Are steady and quiet at 4Sc per
lb for prime live geese on arrival.
GREEN FKUIIS-ADples are in fair demand
with liberal supply and are quoted 80 50g3 o.
per brl. for fair to good, and S3 oO04 50 for
prime to choice. Foreign are quiet and steady
at $5G6 for lemons; $4(g5 for oranges per box.
HAy--There is an improved demand for the
best grades with moderate receipts and prices
are trmer No timothy is worth $s4 9a5 per
ton for loose pressed, S22(023 for hard pressed
on ARRIVAL Common grades are dull with little
or no sale, and are held at $15Gl9 per ton on
arrival. In store dealers ask ~ more per ton.
HEMP-The market is very quiet. The Of
ferings are light and the demand is moderate.
Prices are steady at II 6lQl ~ per ton for
rough Kentucky, and l2htg13c per 10 for
dressed
HIDEs-Ihe supply is rather light but there
is a moderate demand. We quote: Green hides
at 61ap7zc per lb; wet salted at sos; dry flint,
ID G15c; sheep-pelts, Use @Sl 20 for good to
prime, and 2ota40c for inferior.
IKON-The market remains about as
last reported. We quote the following
for rates for all grades OF pig-iron. at
Hanging RocS-No. l, s2s 0ossO uo;. No. ,,
DO, s27 00D2S w; 40. mill, S26 w; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, No. l. SGT 00aa29 0D:
No. 2, $26taz; mill. $26 %; stone coal and coke
cold -blast-H. r.. y40@5O; AlaDama,
Georgia and TENNESSEE, warm anu coid-
blast, s35945. Blooms, ssO09o. Wrought Scrap
per ID. 1fGlNc; do, cast, per lib, &G1c; man
lifactured nat, round and square bar, boil
cd, 2Ag24ac; do, charcoal, 3lstg4c per ID; sheet
iron boiled, Nos. 1O127, 41s(g5 l0c; do, char
coal, 8 7-l0lD61sc per lb; horse shoes. So S1,s
06 rs per Keg; mule shoes. 80 o71s(g7 70 per
keg; Steel American cast, 17lglsc; American |
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel. 2OG
22c; German steel. gG19c per fb.
MILL Feeding observe little or no change |
The supply is not large, and there Is msdel- |
ate demand, but the market remains steady |
at previous rates. We quote: Bran SIS 500 |
ii So; shipstuffs, s2ltn22: and mi,ldlings $3.50
u per ton, all on arrival, and 81 per ton moro