The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23
CINCINNArT DAILY MARKET.
ClscINNArr, April es--2 p. !

CINCINNATI, April 28--2 z. M.
ana %a1sss Il strong VAN goGs
worth VI bOlg5 w per brl; extra will bring IS rs
100 40; superhne is quoted at "a 1904 w; and
low grades, "a 20Qf 81 per bri. spring wheat
family is worth 80 5O.95 76 per brl, and rye
-four remains steady al IS 75GG6 per brl.
BARLEY-The offerings are generally light
and the market continues firm with fair de
mand. Spring Is worth II 3OGl 40 for fair to
prime Iowa; IL 45Cgl 90 Ior good to prime Can
ada Fall is quoted at 81 58Gl 50 for good to
choice lots.
CORN = Market steady, with no material
change. Mixed IS In fair dem andat 73lG 74c for
ear, and IA g75c for snelled We hear Of one
sale Of PRIME white shelled at TIC per bu.
RfE-Ihe market is steady ana quiet. No. 2
is quoted at VI II, and prime to choice, VI 1870
20 per bu.
WHEAT-Thc market is Ann. Red sold to-
DAY ii 250Dl 30 for good to choice; hill is worth
VI SSOl " for prime. with sales at outside lg-
ures; good To prime white is quoted at 81 300
! 35 per bu, with fair demand and light Offer
OATS-Are steady and quiet No. are worth
61a6Sc for mixed; and 6Slg19c for white per bu.
Choice scarce and nominal.
MESS POKK-rhere is moderate demand
at s2s 25g22 81 per brl for prime city. and hold
LARD-The market is firm, with fair de-
mand Tor prime steam at lo9sc per lb. Kettle
is quiet, and best city Is held at 16c, and coun-
try !5NGl5xc per ID.
at previous quotations and moderately active
at exc for shoulders. 11k(0l1Xc for clear rib
sides, and l2A u121c for clear sides, loose.
Holders are asking outside figures for sides.
Sales to-day for future delivery, 100000 lbs
clear rib at l2c, seller June; 2JO,000 lbs clear
rib at l2hc, buyer May; lOO,OOO clear rib, ll<c,
buyer April
BACON-There is an. easier feeling in the
market, though there has been no material
change: Clear sides are quoted 1870; clear rib
sides, l2Xc, and shoulders, SIC per lb, for
packed. sugar-cured hams worth l8A9l4c per
ID, and with steady jobbing demand. Clear
COrTON-ihe market is steady... Sales to-
day OF 805 bales. No change in prices.
We quote: Ordinary, lShc; good ordn-
airy. 147sc; low middllng, l5Hc; middllng,
ana fair, 17kc per lD. Stock on hand, 12,77O
bales.
WHIsKY-There were sales of brls to-day
at 81 10 per gallon. An advance of lc per gal
lon was then established, with sales Of 229 brls
at 81 10 per gallon.
BEANs-The demand is moderate for choice
nayies at 50 1909 rs per bu. Common and Nc
dium are dull with large supply, and held at
81 7aD2 O0 per bu.
BRUOM-CoRN-Red brush is worth lOc;
l3Gl4c per Id. The market remains quiet and
steady.
BUTTER-The market has not undergone
any material changc. The best grades are in
81 ades are very dull, with large excess Of
receipts OF each. Prime to choice qualities are
worth 270pS2c for new, and 25(D27c for old, per
lb. Extra selections will bring 1O2c more for
Inferior packing grades 13(Ql5c per Id.
CHEESE-The market is quiet. The demand
is moderate, with good supply, ut 14hCl6c per
lb, for prime factory.
CUAl-There is still a steady market, with
little, IL any, change The rates afoat are:
ohio River, 6xc; Ashland, ThQSc; Pittsburg,
8H09c. We quote delivered to consumers:
Ohio River, 10c, Ashland, 1l@l2c; Hooking
Valley, from Brighton elevator. l2c; Musklngum
Valley and Kanawha, 12c; Pittsburg, 12G13c;
and ksnawha camel; 21922c per DI.
COFFEE-The market remains quiet under
moderate consumprive change. Prices are
quoted 2lt1z2c for common; 221s(tD231 &c for fair
to prime, and 24G2415c for cnoice quality, per
lb. Laguayra is worth 2.GS'c, and Java $500
36c per Id.
mestc, especially for peaches, which are in
fair demard at SGsc for quarters, 91sG1lc for
halves; and apples are worth Sg9lac per
pound Foreign remain quiet and stehuy.
SC; citron. 5Oia8Sc; prunes, lOal1c; and cur
rants, 7bGSc per lb. Layer raisins are worth
sslns Is per box.
EGGS-1he market is quiet and steady, with
good receipts and fair demand at 15c per dozen
| Tor fresh lots.
| FEATHEhS-Are quiet, with moderate de-
mand at previous rates. Dealers pay 4Sc per lb
for prime live geese.
demand, with liberal supply, and selling at
81 5O@2 for fair to good and 81 50s3 80 for prime
to choice, per brL Foreign fruits are steady
and quiet. Lemons are worth So 5o,g6, and or
HAY-The market continues steady and
there is a good local demand for best grades.
Inferior grades are dull and hardly salable.
We quote: On ARRIVAL. No. timothy S2S.ps4 for
md MO fnN oil d
ton; common is held AZ $l5GlS per ton. Deal
ers ask ~ more per ton, in store.
HEMP-The market continues quiet. Re-
ceipts light and demand moderate. Rough
Kentucky is quoted at VI ~ per ton. Dressed
sells at l2kGlSc per lib.
HIDES-ThCre is a steady market with
moderate demand and good receipts at pre-
viois rates. We quote: Green hiues, i(GSc
sheep pelts, 75olosi IS Tor good to prime, and 20
(I4Oc for inferior.
IRON-There has been no change. We
quote the following rates at four months !:
Charcoal, hot blast Hanging kock-No. 1,
s2S 0OG3O 10; NO. z, do S2TQ52S; ITO, mill, $26 %:
Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, No. /, S27(tp29;
No. 2, s26G27: mill, $26 w; stone-coal and coke
iron. No. !, sas'gss; No; 2 .5ag27; mill, $a9la26:
Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold
blast, s35(g45. Blooms, SSGa8O. Wrought Scrap
per lh. 1GlAc; do, cast, per lb. 1l1c; man
ufactured HAT, round and square bar, boil
iron, boiled, Nos. 10g27, 41sQg5 g. 10c; do, char
coal, 7-1OG6hc per lb; horse shoes. IS S11s
l96 % per kcg; mule shoes, 81 distS7 26 per
keg; steel, American cast, 17S11Sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel, 2O(G
22c: German steel, 99l0c Der lib.
MILL FEED-The receipts are not large, but
the demand is limited and the market contin-
ues easy with no further change in prices. We
quote: Bran, 2oG2l; shipstuffs $32123, and
middlings $25G2S per ton, all on arrival, ana So
per ton in store.
MOLASsES-The market is steady and quiet
with fair consulnptive demand. New Orleans
is quoted 60ID15c, and refined sirups 45caD$1 per
gallon, according to quality.
NAlLS-There is q light demand and
very quiet market, with 10 variation in prices.
We quote: 10 to 1Jd, So 25(Q3 35; to yd. So 500
8 80; 9 to Ia, $3 1903 IS; to SCI, S4lJ4 10: 81,
IL Tj0g4 IS; "a, IS 76(g5 IS; 3d. 1. b., S6 256 30;
cut spikes. So 50(G375.
OlLS-The market has undergone no mate
rial variation. Linseed is quiet, with moderate
demand, at Toe per gallon for best grades. Lard
oil is firm and in lair request at 81 1891 20 per
gallon for extra current make. Refined petro-
leum is steady at 13ktQl4c per gallon.
POTATOES-The market is steady with lib
eral receipts and moderate demand, and COM
mon to prime grades are quoted 7bt0$l 90 per bu
in store, and about 10c less per bu on arrival.
Choice peachblows sell at 81 05tg1 10 per bu
in store, and rather scarce.
POULTRY-Livec chickens are ling readily
at 81 50g4 10 per dozen, according to quality,
with good receipts. Some choice lots bring SIS.
RlCE-There is only light consumptive de-