The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-04
CINCINNATI DAILY MIREET.
CINCINNATI, March APP. NJ.


CINCINNA7I DAILY M1REET
CINCINNATI, March 4-2P. M.
FLOUR--There has been no improvement
in the market. There IL only fair Gonscmp-
tive demand, with no material change III
prices. We quote low grades, at So 25Cg3 10;
superlne, 80 9oG4 IL; extra, 81 1U(g4 W; fam
ny. "A 95(@. ~ per brI; Spring wheat hour IS
worth Si 1896 w per brl. Rye hour is steady
at $5 50lD5 10. buckwheat hour is selling ut
81 SOFAS 90 per brl and quick.
WHEAT-There has been no change since
yesterday. Red is worth$l G1a1 % for good TO
prime, with moderate demand. Hill is quoted
choice, ana both are about nominal.
RYE-1ne market is quiet, and No. is worth
81 1l(01 IL per bu in elevator.
CORN-The market is rather firm but quiet
There is fair demand for mixed with sales
Of ear at SIC per bu; shelled Is worth about
the same as ear. White continues nominal,
with not enrugh doing to warrant quotations,
OATS-The market is steady, with mod
crate demand. Prices are shade frmer. NO.
is worth 5s(G6O for mixed, 61a63c for white,
with sales Of the latter at Csc per bu. to-day.
BARLEl-There is a quiet market, with
moderate demand and little or no change. Iowa
Canada is worth 81 850pl As, spring and fall,
good to choice lots. California Is very scarce
and quoted at 81 45@l ~ for coast, and VI 600
55 for bay brewing.
ately active. We observe little Or no variation
In prices. Clear rib sides are worth 9&g9asc:
clear sides, l0G10hc; and shoulders, 6AG
65fc per lb, inside figures for partially cured
meats, all loose Packed are worth b@hc
more than loose.
MESS PUltk-There is no change obserya-
BILE, and good offerings at $19 per brl for prime
city, and $1s Is for country, with light bids.
ders are worth .7Xc, held at SC in some cases
without bids; clear rib sides are worth, 1OSc,
! and clear sides at Ike per ID. sugar cured
hams at l2!sQn1Shc per lb.
LARD-The market is quiet and steady.
Prices show little or not change. Prime steam
| 10 qouted at 1sACG132fc; prime kettle isworth
l3k(gl4c, the latter figure for city.
| COTTON-The market Is firm with fair de-
We quote: ordinary, l2s.c; good ordinary, l4hc;
middling, 165sc perlb. Middling fair is worth
1899, and fair 1lJac per lb. Sales to-day 297
baies.
WHISKY-There is a steady market at 81 ~
per gallon, at which price 100 brls were sold
to-day.
BEANS-The demand is limited, with mod
| crate receipts, and there is quiet market at
81 75g1 IS for medium grades, and 81 1902 ~
BROOM CORN - The market remains
| steady and quiet, with no material variation
| in prices. Red brush 10 worth 91a0GlU1sc per
ID; green stalk braid, n1.0121ac; green hurl,
| 1316Gl4c per lb.
| BUTTER-rhe market has undergone no ma
| terial change. There is good local demand
for best table butter sufficient to absorb all
| that arrives. Medium is in limited request
and lower packing grades are likewise dull
with receipts greatly in excess of the sales.
| Choice is worth 2Sc and prime 23c with 1G2c
| more for extra selections in single packages.
| Medium grades are held at 22ie2lc and inferior
grades are quoted at lS,o2Uc per lb.
| CHEESE-Ihe receipts and sales arc about
| equal and there is a firm market at lGOl6ac
per lh for prime to choice factory.
CUAL-Inere is q steady and quiet market,
and we observe no change Of any Importance
| in prices. Sales aaoat are made at 6gbiac for
OHIO River; 7hWSc for Ashland; S!sGye for
| Pittsburg per bu. The retail market is Jlrm
and moderately active. We quote, delivered
to consumers, Ohio River, 100llc: Ashland, !:
Gl3c; MuskIngum Valley. l3c; Hooking Val.
| ley, from Brighton elevator, 13c; hanawna
l3c: Pit'sburg, lS@l4c; and Kanawha cannel,
C0FFEE-The market is easier, with some
| little decline in prices There is only mod
crate consumptlve demand Rio is worth II \
JG22c for common, 221s(gs4c for fair to prime.
and 25c for choice, per Id. Laguayra is worth
2oQ26c, and Java 34(G36c per lb.
EGGS-There is u firm market to-day, with
| moderate receipts and tair demand, and fresh
| lots are worth ssG3Uc per dozen.
FEATHERs-.Theie is still moderate de-
mand, but the receipts are light and the mar
| ket remains stegdy. Dealers are paying ,d6aa
| 4Sc per 10 for prime live geese.
| FRUlTS-Green apples are in fair receipts,
with good supply, and no change in prices.
Good to choice qualities are quoted at $2 500
8 tU per bril- Dried is steady and prices un-
| changed; apples are quoted 1880 per lb;
peaches 1fGSc for quarters. S5ag10c for haIves,
per 10. Foreign fruits are quiet and steady.
H. Oranges are worth $3 75tG4 per box for Mcsslna
| " 50tgS per case for Valencia Lemons are
quoted 81 50(08 per box
HA1-Tnere Is good local demand for the
best grades, sales OF which equal the receipts.
xpn.,
of stocks. Prices are unchanged No. timothy
| is quoted S2S(g25 for loose pressed, Ss0G2l for
hard pressed per ton. Inferior grades are
worth $14lQlS per ton, all on arrival. and $2
more per ton IN store.
HEMP-The receipts are light with very
moderate demand but holders continue firm.
and rough Kentucky is quoted at II 70gl 7j
per ton, and dressed at l21a GDl3c per lb.
light receipts, and moderate demand; prices
have undergone no change Green hiues
are worth 7lgse; green salteu, Sal991Sc: dry
salted, 14915c per lb.; sheep pelts are selling
at 75cta$l rs for gool to PRIME and 25GbUc. for
common.
IRON-The market is quiet and steady. with
no material variation. We quote the following
at months per ton for pig iron. Charcoal
hot ,54 blast ao. H. RHo , ,,1 / f2S%sv No.
gia and Tennessee. No. ], s27tG2S; No. 2.
S261az7; mill, 20; stone-coal 'andcoke iron. No.
/, S26G2S; No. ?, s5tG27; mill, s25Q26; Charcoal,
cold DlasC I'll. H., f4u VulgoVU; ALABAMA,
Georgia ana Tennessee, warm ana cold
blast, s35(G4O. Blooms, ssOjg9O. Wrought Scrap
per ID, 1N1 NC; do. cast, per lb, A1lc: man
uiactured Hat, round anu square bar, bolt
ed, 2kD3c; do. charcoal, 3S4(g4 ~, per lb; sheet
iron. boiled. Nos. lU<g27, 4lsg5 g. 10c; do, char
coal, 7-lOQDh,sc per ID; horse shoes, IS SIX
g6 80 per keg; mule shoes, Sc sT3atG5 rs per
keg: steel, American east, 17a1se; American
cast spring steel, l2c; imported tool steel, 2u,p
22c; German steel, 9gl0c per lb.
MILL FEED-There is still a firm market
with no material variation in prices. Bran is
in fair request and scarce at S23d24; shipstuifs
are in moderate demand at $a4(925; mAddlings
are steady with ligh! receipts, and lair dcmaud
at g7(g32 per ton, all on arrival, and 81 more
per ton in store.
MOLASsEs-There is moderate consump-
tive demand, anu the market otherwise is very
uuiet. Prices remain steady and unchanged.
New Orleans is quoted GUG15c, and refined
sirups 40tl90c per gallon, according to quality.
NAILS The market remains steady. with
moderate demand, and prices unchanged We
quote: 10 to Tod. So IS: TO ID. So %; q 10 Ia,
IS 15: to 3D. 81 90: Sd. 81 lj ID, IS 75 ID, b.,
So %; cut sDIkes.$3 81.
OILS-We observe no change of any import
ance. There is steady market with mod
crate demand for lnseed at SNaS2c per gall
Ion. Bardoil is in fair demand and firm at
81 1901 IL for best grade OF current make.
Refined petroleum is quiet at 1s9yl31sc per gal