The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. May 60 P. M,

CINCINNATI, May 6-2 P. M,
FLOUR-Is firm and quiet. Fancy brands
are worth 81 % per brl; family is quoted at
and do low ~ grades, 81 SOtg5 % per brl. sprln M
family is worth IS COOS 81; and rye flour. 80 Is
at 90 per brL
WHEAT-Is a shade easier to-day, but with
little change. Good hill is selling at 81 SO per
bu good to prime red is worth 81 aONl "a, and
white is quoted at 81 3S@1 4O per bu for good to
prime.
RfE-The market is more active to-day with
better offerings. No. sold at 81 p; choice at
CORN-The market is frm offerings light.
No. 2 mixed shelled is worth 79OSJc, with
sales. Good mixed ear is quoted at TIC per bu.
Good white shelled sold to-day at SOC per bu. =,
OATS-Are firm, though rather quiet No. Q
are quoted 6796Sc for mixed, 30 p7Oc for white,
with limited sales to-day.
BARLEY is firm under light receipts.
Spring IS worth $1 s5al 40 for low Iowa, 81 45Sl 20
to choice lots.
MESS PORK-There lis a limited jobbing de-
maud at Sss S5 per brl for prime city, and hold
LARD-rhe demand is light for prime steam
at 1b3tQol51se; best kettle is offered at l6c fol
city. and IoAc for country, and both kinds are
BULK MEATs-Ffolders are firm but the
demand is moderate SIC for shoulders, HXc
for clear rib sides, and 1870 for clear sides.
BACON-Contlnues steady and quiet. Clear
sides are worth 1870, clear rib sides 12Xc,
shoulders 9hc; and sugar-cured hams are
quot ed 13(A14c, with light jobbing demand.
COTTON-Coni inues- dull and nominal to-
day, with sales of Il bales. No change in rates.
We quote: Ordinary. .lSc; good ordinary, l4Hc;
low middling, 15c; middlng, l511c; good mid
ding. 16c; middling fair, 1870; fair, 17Hc
per lb.
WHIsKY-Is quiet and steady to-day. Sales
of y3 brls at 81 Is per gal
BEANS-There is a limited demand, with
x~In, nst.ka ,,.l l.
nayies are quoted $2gs 10, and common 81 COG
BRUOM-CORN-There IS very quiet market,
the demand being light and no change in prices.
We quote. Red brush l0c; green stalk braid
nh0112hc, and green huri i5 nl4c, per lb.
BUTTER-Ihe market remains about as
last reported. Prime to choice grades are in
good demand at 25lg2Sc. Small lots Of extra
quality bring 1id2 cents more per lb for fresh
Good to prime old butter sells at 20g22c per lb
Medium grades continue dull at nQcl8c, and
inferior packing are held at 139l5c, with light
demand. The receipts are mainly Of the two
latter grades.
CHEEs E-Old is in light demand at l3@14c
per lb. Prime new factory is in fair request at
l4h(015c per Id.
COAL-The market remains steady though
&c for Ashland. ard tic for Ohio River. We
quote, delivered to. consumers, 1Oc for Ohio
River; 1l@l2c for Ashland; l2c for Hooking
Valley. Musklngum Valley and RanaWha; |;
n
awha camel per bu.
COFFEE-The market is steady with fair
demand. We quote: Rio, 2l(021 nc for common;
22t024c for fair to prime, and 4hG25c for
cnoice quality per easg 70; Java Is quoted at $3.50
DRIED FRUTTS-Domestic is quiet and in
moderate demand. Apples are worth Sg9c;
peaches, Sg9c for quarters, 9hg1Ok &c for halves,
per pound. Foreign are steady, with faAr de-
mand We quote: Figs, 14elsc; dates, 7tgSc;
prunes, 900uc; citron. 3DfG33c: and currants,
71sMSc per lib. Layer raisins are worth S3tD3 Is
per box.
crate Fresh lots are worth loo per dozen.
FEATHEKSvAre quiet and steady at 48c
per lb for prime live geese.
GREEN FIaL lTS-Appies are in moderate
demand, with good supply, at S2tg3 for fair to
good, and $3 5OlQ4 10 for prime to choice grades.
Foreign are steady and III fair request ut $5@D6
for lemons, "a G5 for oranges.
HAY-The best grades are in good demand
and firm, under limited receipts No. tim-
othy is quoted S23(D24 for loose pressed, and SI
A22 for close pressed per ton, on arrival. In
ferior grades are duh and hardly 1saiable at
$14G118 per ton, on arrival In store, dealers
require ~ more per ton.
HEMP-There is very light demard, but
holders are firm under moderate receipts.
Rough Kentucky is quoted Sl600l70 per ton,
and dressed l21Gtyl3c per !b
HIDES-There is limited demand, but the
supply is rather light and the market continues
steady. Green hittes are worth 6h G9Ic, green
salted s9yc. dry nint l4@lse per ID. Sneep
pelts are worth 75ct1$1 rs for best quality, and
common are selling az 2o(ee40c.
IRON-The market remains as last re-
ported. We quote the following showing
the current rates for pig-lron at months per
ton: Charcoal. hot blast Hanging Rock--No. /,
$2S 00@3O 10; NO. =, do, $z7@sS; 10, mill, S26 90;
Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, No. l. ssUaa9;
No. 2, s26f0T; mill. $26 90; stone-coal and coke
iron. No. /, $26tU2S; No. 2, 25022; mill, $22Q26;
Charcoal, cold -blast-H. r., $4,000; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold
blast, S35045. Blooms, S80.n9O. Wrought Scrap
per ID. 1(01Ac; do, cast, per lib, Xoic; lnan-
ufactured fiat, round and square bar, boil
ed, 2xgsKc; do, charcoal, s1z!a4c per ID; sheet
iron, boiled. Nos. l0gT, 41s(g5 Bloc; do, char
coal, 5 7-IOa6hc per ID; horse. shoes, IS SIX
9e s5 per kegi mule shoes. 81 s1Hea rs per
keg: steel, American cast, t7t@1sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel. 2U(0
22c: German steel, aD1qc per lh.
MILL FEED-1he demand Is limited. and
the receipts are also moderate, and there is a
quiet though steady market at previous prices.
We quote: Bran at $40 5O(0Se so; shipstuffs,
$si@22; and middlings, $2SaGN per ton, all on
arrival, and 81 per ton more in store.
MOLASSES-:There is quiet Market with
moderate demand. No change in prices. New
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