The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-14
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, April 14-2 P. n


FLOUR-The market is steady though
Fancy bran'is are worth IS 4Otg6 90; family is
quoted at s5 1905 25; extra, Sj(g6 10; suDerfne,
"a 25(G4 SO; and low grades SO 9Ut14 Is per 3ri.
sprinY wheat hour is worth sb 0UG5 81 per bril-
Rye hour is steady at sb 8la6 per brl.
WHEAT-The MAJ ket remains steady and
quiet. No. 2 red is worth 81 l30l IA, with sales
to-day at outside figures; and choice lots are
held to &c per bu more. Hill is quiet at 81 Is
Ia IS for fair to good, and choice held 1a2c
more; white is dull, and good to choice lots
are offered at 81 1sIl %. .,.
BARLEi-ls quiet, with limited demand, but
there is q firm feeling in the market Spring
is quoted VI 2Ug1 ~, and fall s1359l 45 per DG
for fair to choice lots
Rl E.The market is inaetiye though firm.
The offerings and sales are both very light.
Good to choice sample lots held at 81 17(G1 20
per bu, aud these rates appear to be generally
above the views of buyers.
OATS-Are steady. No. 2 are quoted G6 G6Sc
for mixed, and 6S p7tc for white, but there is
very little doing, and these rates may be re-
garued as extreme. Choices are merely numi-
nal.
UORN-The market is quiet though steady:
Good mixed ls worth 72,073c for ear, and 73 G14c
for white per bu, and held about lc higher In
some cases. SAFES of ear to-day to arrive at
TIC. White is worth nominally about the same
as mixed.
MESS PORK-Prime city is quoted at s21 rs
G22 Der brl, anu buyers wanted generally at
about Doc per brl less than city.
LARD-There is a steady market and fair
demand for prime steam at l6Hc per ID. Hold
ers want hc more per ID. Kettle is quiet at
lSAc. for best country, and 15hc for city
per lb.
BACON-The market remains flrm, but rath-
er quiet Clear sides are worth 2X>q13c; clear
rib'sides. l2A0l2hc; and shoulders y1sc per
lb, the latter neld q G higher in some instances
sugar-cured hams are IN moderate jobbing de-
mand, and steady at 13tG13Ac per Id.
BULK MEATS-The market is rather slow
but steady. Shoulders are qu0led SC, clear rib
sides llAc, and clear sides ll1c per lb, for
CUTTON-Tne market to-day continues
steady, with fair demand and sales
Of 37S bales. No change in the prices
We quote: Ordinary, lSAc; good ordinary.
good middling. lDKc; middling fair, 1870, iand
fair, 173zc per lh ..
WHisK There is quiet market to-day at
81 II per gallon, and sales Of 70 brls at that
rate.
BEANS-The market is quiet and prices are
unchanged: common to medium grades are
quoted at II S0G2 w, and choice nayies at " IL
0L2 rs ner bu.
BROOM-CORN-The market remains quiet
and steady. The demand is moderate, and
there is an ample supply. There has been no
material change in prices. We Quote: Green
huri at l3h h,GAc; green stalk braid, nk@l21ac,
and red brush, l0c per Id.
BUTTLR-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 gra les are
still neglected, with continued accumulation
of stocks. Choice grades are worth 2Aq25c,
and prime 22QG2Sc per Id; and fancy selections
Of single packages are worth 1(a2c more per Id.
Medium grades are held at 17Dl9c, and inferior
packing, 13QDljc per lib.
CHEESE-The market is inactive. though
the receipts are light. We quote prime to
20 ~ Six. \,
CUAL-rhe market IS steady. Sales aiOat
are made at 6,<c for ohio River; &c for Ash
land, and 9c for Pittsburg. Wequote delivered
to consumers at 10c for Ohio River; l2c for
I2c for Hooking Valley, from Brighton elevator;
13c for Pltsbur2, and 2lp22c for kanawha cam
mel per bu.
COFFEE-There is merely a moderate con-
sumptlye demand and the market otherwise is
dull. Prices have not varied essentially since
our last. We quote: Rio 2J1s'G2lc for common;
Il 1.0t231Sc for fair to prime, and 2lc for choice
per lb. Laguayra is worth 25(926c. and Java
33s935c per Id.
DRIED FRUITS-The market is quiet and
steaoy for domestic. We quote: apples, 75s(@
exc; and peaches 7(ashe for quarters, 9ly1Oc for
halves, per lib. Foreign are quiet with mod
crate denard. We quote: 1igs, 14glSc; dates,
7k0Sc; citron, 33tn34c; prlines, 10(nl1c; and
currants, 7ls@sc per ID. Layer raisins are
worth $303 lb per box.
EGGS-The market is well supplied and there
Is rather limited demand. I'VE quote fresh
receipts 15c per dozen, in large lots, and 16c for
small packages counted out.
FEATH ERS-Are quiet and steady, with
light receipts and moderate d. m and, at 4sc per
lb for prime live geese.
GREEN FRUITS-The market is quiet, with
little or no change: apples are quoted at 1903
per brl for good to choice, with good supply
and moderate demand: lemons are steady at
IS 5006 w per box; oranges are quoted at "a 40
per box for Messina, aud SSQl0 per case for
Valencia.
HAY-There has been no material variation
in the market There Is still good consump-
tive demand for the best grades. Inferior
grades continue very dull, with little or no de-
mand. We quote: On arrival, No. timothy,
pressed, per ton; comm0nsi is held ~ ts150i9 per
ton, Dealers ask 50 more per ton, In store
AEAlE-Hle market IL arm. though quiet