The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-15
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CINCINNATI. April lb-2 L. NJ.
FLOUR--The market is steady though
Fancy bran'is are worth IS 4Oa1 80; family Is
quoted OF IS 10 tga 25; extra, Sjg6 Is; supernne,
"a 2a0oi t0 and low grades s3 yotat IS per brl.
Rye nour is steady at sh 6Jo6 per brl.
BARLEY-Market firm but quiet. Fair to
choies grades are quoted 81 2J(al s5f for spring,
and II 55(Dl 50 for fall.
kYE--Is nominally firm at 81 170l 90 for
good to primo, with limited offerings and very
moderate demand.
WHEAT-No. . red is quoted 81 1901 II, and
prime to choice lots are held at VI 15g1 ID per
bu. Hill is quiet at 81 1891 IL for good to
prime. and white 81 1901 20 for good to choice.
OATo-There is q firm feeling in the market
and No. 2 is quoted G6.G6Sc for mixed, and $50
7Oc for white, per bu. Choice is scarce and
nominal.
CORN-The demand is fair, with only mod
crate rece1pts. Good mixed is worth 73G74c for
ear and 7iQo75c for shelled. White is offered
at about the same as mixed
BACON-The transactions are only mod
crate. shoulders are worth 0g0Ac; clear rib
sides 123S0l2hc, and clear sides i2TCgl3c per
lb. Holders generally want the outside rates.
Sugar-cured hams are worth l3G1Sxc per lb..
MESS PORK-The market is steady with
fair demand at $2z per brl for prime city, and
one sale Of so brls is reported at s22 10 per br.
BULK MEATS-Clear rib sides are firm to-
day, with active demand at llnc, ana one car
load sold at nc per lb. Clear sides are steady
70
more but receive no bids. Shoulders remain
quiet at SC per lb.
LARD-Therc is steady and moderately
active market, and we observe little or no
change. Prime steam is quoted 15lDl5Tc, and
kettle 15Ac for country aid l51sc for city.
COTTON-rne market is quiet to-day, with
sales OF 80 bales. No change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, l3kc; good ordinary. l4hc;
low mddng iS%si mifang iar Fax xs; and TSSa fsr
17'fc per ID. Stock on hand, 13,70O bales.
WHISKi-The market is firm to-day, with
an advance Of lc per gallon, and sales Of IT'S
brls at 81 II per gallon.
Ket is very quiet yet steady. The demand is
only moderate, and there is an ample supply.
Common to medium grades are worth 81 75tD
2 00, and choice navies at ~ 1902 rs Der bu.
BRUOM-CORN-The market has undergone
no material variation since our last The re-
ceipts and demand are both moderate, and are
about equal. We can only repeat previous
quotations.: Red brush is worth l0c; green
stalk braid, nhGl2hc, and green huri 1890
BUTTER-We observe no variation in the
market The sales, for local consumption, of
the best table butter are sufficient to exhaust
the receipts. Medium and common grades are
still neglected, with continued accumulation
Of stocks. Choice grades are worth 24O25c,
and prime 22lV23c per lb; and fancy selections
OF single packages are worth 1tG2c more per lb.
Medium grades are held at 17lOl9c, and inferior
packing, 1Spl5c per lb.
ClIEES SE-There is very little demand, and
we observe no change In any respect. Prime
to choice factory is quoted at l50Gl5hc per lb,
ana some fancy qualities are offered at l6c
per lb.
CUAL-The market Is steady. Sales afloat
are made at Bsc for Ohio River; &c for Ash.
land, and &c for Pittsburg. Wequote delivered
to consumers at 1Oc for Ohio River; 12c for
Ashland; l2c for Kanawha ana MuskIngum
| l2c for Hooking Valley, from Brighton elevator;
| 13c for Pit,sburg, and 21(D22c for hanawha can
| mel per bu.
COFFEE-Tnere is merely moderate con-
| sumptive demand and the market otherwise is
| dull. Prices have not varied essentially since
our last. We quote: Rio ~ 1SO12lc for common
Il 1sa231ac for fair to prime, and 24c for cnoice
per Id. Laguayra is worth 25G26c, and Java
| DRIED FRUITS-The market is quiet and
| STEADY for domestic. We quote: apples, 7]a4
9nc; and peaches 7Gs1zc for quarters, 9lg1Oc fol
halves, per lb. Foreign are quiet with mod
7hasc; citron, 38'G54c; prunes, 1O@llc; and
currants 7h@Sc per Id. Layer raisins are
| worth S3ld3 10 per box.
| EGGS-The market is quiet and easy. The
supply is in excess of the demand, with con.
tinued heavy receipts. We quote fresh arri.
walls at l5:Cul6c per dozen.
| FEATHEkS-Are quiet and steady, witt
light receipSs and moderate demand, at 4Sc pc
| GREEN FRUTrS-There is an ample sup
ply of apples with rather limited demand an
common are quoted 81 50 for good to prime; !
(g3 80 per brl. Foreign are steady and in mod
Lerate request. Lemons are worth $5 5O(G6
per box; oranges are sellingat IA .n5 per box TO
Messina, and IS G10 per case for Valencia.
HAf-There has been no material variation
in the market There is still good c0nsump
tive demand for the best grades. InferiO
grades continue very dull with little or no de
mand. We quote: On ARRIVAL No. timothy
$23,G24 for loose pressed. and $2OG2l for elos'
pressed, per ton; common Is held AZ $15glS pc
nEn lnva a,,IF tNtl In ptfNul
HEMP-Ihe market is firm though quiet
The receipts are still limited with but a mOder
ate demand. Rough Kentucky is worth $17(
per ton. Dressed sells at i2janl3c per 10.
crate demand and light receipts and price
are unchanged. We quote: Green hiucs
1l9Sc per ID; wet saltcd, Sel@y1ac; dry fine, l
@l5c sheep. pelts, 75ca@Sl 70 for gool 10 prime
IRON.Thcrc has been no essential variation
in the market, which remains quiet an
steady, and we merely repeat preyiou
quotations. We quote the following rate
at four months: Charcoal, hot blast Ii. R-No
l.. $2Sg3O; No. 2, do, S27G@S; DO, mill, $2J(g26
Alabama Georgia and Tennessee, No. l. S27tG29
No. 2, $26(G27; mill, $25g26; stonc-coal and COX
iron. No. l, $26(G2S; No. 2, 25(Q27; MILL $24 D26
Charcoal, cold -6last-H. r., s4O(96o; Alabama
Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold
blast, s35lg45. Blooms, sSGI9U. Wrought Scra
per 10. 1G1kc; do. cast, per lb, &@1c; man
ufactured fiat, round and square bar, boil
Gu, %AU%taCs 40, CHdfCoal, o1aW4C per lDf Slice
iron, boiled, Nos. l0G27, 41ag5 Bloc; do, char
coal. 7-lO(@6>sc per lb; horse shoes, s. 81
G6 25 per keg; mule shoes. 81 S7>s(g7 25 pc
keg; steel, American cast, 17G1Sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool sterl, 2UQ
&c: German steel. 9D10c Der lb
MILL FEED-Tne market for bran is quie
with moderate demand and receipts, at. s22C
21Q6C per ton. ShIpstuffs continue quiet and i
light request at $23tD24 per tom. Mlddlngs ar
steady at $27(g3a per ton. These figures are o.
arrival; dealers require 81 more per ton il
store.
MOLASSES-There is fair consumptive de
mand and the market rules steady at previou
prices. New Orleans is worth 60Q175c, and re
lined sirups are quoted at 45cNS1 per galloI
according to quality
NAILS-1nere is a steady and quiet markt
at previous rates. We quote: ~ to sod, 50 25(
8 IS; to yd. s3 5OG3 go: = to "a, 50 1903 IS; t
sd. S494 10; 3d. "a 750g4 So; "a, So 75g5S5; 3d,
b., So 25G6 35: cut spikes, So 5U(G375.
OILS-Linseed continues quiet and is quote
75g76c per gallon, with moderate jobbing de
mand. Lard oil is firm with fair demand am
light offerings, and extra current make i
worth 81 17,G1 20 per gallon. Refined petrO
leum is steady at l31sdD14c per gal.
POTATOES-The receipts are liberal an