The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-29

The Chas. Morgan left New orleans w ednes-
day night, with 500 tons and ITO cabin passen-
gers.
. The Thos. Sherlock left Memphis Wednesday
afternoon. bound South, with big trip.
- CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, April 49, p. Nj.
FLOUR-Fancy brands are worth SO 26,U
100; family sold to-day at $6 OO; best quality
extra sold at 81 S5t@6 95; superiine is steady at
per brl. spring wheat family Is quoted at
{6 COOS 80; and rye -four 50 75N6 per brl.
CORN The market continues steady with
moderate demand for mixed at 780C74c for ear;
!4G76c for snelled per hu. White is held NOM
inally 2G8c highre per bu than mixed.
WHEAT-Steady ana without any material
variation to-day. There is a fair demand for
red at 81 3891 86 for No. 2; hill is worth 81 $40
40, and white 81 4O0l 45 for good to prime
sample per bu.
RI E-The market is quiet and steady. No.
in elevator is worth 81 II, end prime to choice
sample lots bring 81 1901 20 per bu.
OATS-Are in moderate demand and quiet.
No. 2 are worth 65Qg6Ic for mixed, and 67G69c
for white per bu. Choice scarce and hardly
quotable.
BARLEY-Tho market is firm with light
offerings, and the demand is fair. Prime fall
sold to-day at 81 " per bu; spring is worth
50 for Canada.
MESS PORK-There is a moderate jobbing
demand at $22 per brl for prime. Buyers will
not pay more.
LARD-The market IS nominally firm for
prime kettle at l5sS916c for city, and l61aiD15Sc
for country. Prime steam is steady with
moderate demand.
BULK MEAT5-There is a very quiet mar
kct. Shoulders are worth 6t4'GS2sc; clear rib
sides, 11ss %c, and clear sides, l21s(012Ac
per lb for loose. Holders demand outside rates.
BACON-The transactions are light, and
thrc is little change. The market is easy and
ak aid hold ot Ia.
clear rib sides, l2%c, and shoulders. 9A@9Nc
per lb, allpackel. Sugar-cured hams remain
quiet and steady at1311@l4c per lb.
COTlON-1here is moderate demand to-
change in prices. We quote: Ordinary. lS,sc;
good ordinary, l42Sc; low mitdling, l5Xc; MIDI
ding, l5ssc; goOl middling, 16Ic; middling
far Iesse; fair, 17Sc per ID. Stock on hand,
WHISKY-There l. moderate demand with
quiet market, and sales OF $50 brls at 81 10
per gal.
BEANs-The market is very quiet, but we
observe no change. Common to good are worth
BRUoA-COsS@There 90 mt s is limited @ d demand, mi d
but the receipts are light and the market is
firm though quiet. Prices are unchanged. Red
brush is worth l0c; green stalk braid, llX
markes nr IS Easer Pse dull under
very large receipts. and the demand being only
local and for the best grades, is hardly SO firm
as heretofore. There is scarcely any salc for
medium and common. We quote prime to
sional sale Of fancy selections in single pack
ages at 1(02c more per lb. Prime old Is held
at 2l@22c. Medium qualities are offered at II
@1Sc, and inferior packing at l3015c per lib.
there is a quiet market Prime old factory is
worth l441l5c per lb. New is quoted l3QD14c per
lib for best qualities.
CUAL-There is quiet market, with no ma
SIC for Ohio River; 71<@sc for Ashland, ard
ShA9c for Pittsburg. The retail market re-
mains steady and quiet. We quote; Deliv-
cred to consumers, 1Uc for Ohio River; 1l(0l2c
for Ashland l2c 3 for MosRlng Valley, Mus u.s.
Pittsburg, and 21022c for Kanawha camel
per bu.
COFFEE-There is a good consumptive de-
mand, and prices are firmer and tending up
ward. We quote; Rio, 2lt0211ac for common;
z2(q24c for fair to prime, and 241SN25c for
choice quality, per Id. Java is quoted ut $500
35c, and Laguayra, 26G2Tc per Id.
DRIED FRUlTS-DomcstIc is steady with
fair demand. Peaches are worth s9jc for
quarters, g1S(G1Ohc for halves; and apples are
quoted at Slg91sc per pound. Foreign are in
moderate request and quiet. We quote: Figs,
14glSc; dates, 7hGSc; citron. 3A0S3c; prunes,
lOailc; and eurrants, 7!sgec per Id. LAYER.
raisins are worth $3Ql3 10 per box.
EGGS-The market is quiet with ample re-
ceipts and moderate demand at l2b@iSc per
dozen for fresh.
FEATHEkS-There is moderate demand,
and the market is steady though quiet at 4Sc
per lb for prime live geese Oh arrival.
GREEN FRUlTS-Apples are i'll fair de-
mand and firm at 81 5O(92 80 for fair to good, and
ss COCA 50 for prime to choice, per brl. Foreign
IS 50g6, and oranges 4g5 perbox.
HAY-The best grades are firm, with fair
consumptive demard, and only moderate re-
ceipts; inferior qualities are neglected, the
hntF a
have no. materially changed. We quote: On
arrival, No. timothy, s23 GA for loose pressed.
and $2O N22 for close pressed per ton; common
is held a. $l5glS per ton, Dealers ask " more
per ton, in store.
HEMP-The market continues quiet. Re-
celpts light and demand moderate. Rough
Kentucky is quoted az 81 W per ton. Dressed
sells at I21sQsl3c per ID.
HIDES-AIe in moderate demand and the
market remains quiet. No change in prices
noticed. We quote: Green hlues at 7tG6c
per 10; wet salted, SxGy1lc; dry fine, l40l5e
sheep pclts, 75c.0$l Is for goo,i to prime, and 20
tgy40c for inferior.
IRUN-Market remains as last reported. We
quote as follows at4 months per ION for pig iron: /:
CHARCOAL, hot blast Hanging RocK-No. l.,
S2s oO9S0 10; NO. 2, DO, sgl(@1S; do, mill, s26 %;
Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, No. !. $21(Gg29; ;
No. 2, s2Gd0z1; mill, $26 10; stone-coal and coke
iron. No. /, s26G2S; No. 2, 25tDs7; mill, $22lp26
Charcoal, coid-blast-H. r., S40(05O; Alabama
Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold
Diast, soog.o. BLOOMS, soVI5o. wrought scrap
per Id. ltGlAc; do, cast, per lb. A@1c; man
ufactrlred fiat, round and square bar, boil
ed, 2xg2sc; do charcoal, a1S(e4c per Id; sheet
iron, boiled, Nos. 10Q27, 41sg5 g. -l0c; do, char
coal, 7-lU96,sc per lb; horse shoes. 50 SIX
(G6 2j per keg; mule shoes. S6 ol1a(91 20 per
keg: steel, American cast, l7lg1sc; American
cast spring STEEL l2c; imported tool steel, 2OG
a2c; German steel, 9.ll0c per lb-
MILL FEED-Bran is in moderate request
with limited supply and worth $20n2l per ton.
Shpstuffs are quiet at $22QQ23 per ton. Mid
dJings are in moderate demand and scarce at
Ss4 tS2s per ton, all on ARRIVAL and " more per
ton in store.
MOLASSES-There is only moderate con-
sumptIve demand, but the market is steady
at previous rates. New Orleans is worth Hujp
75c, and refined sirups 45c&N per gallon. ac-
cordihy to quality. IS 81.