The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-17
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKER
c,so,ssArr. Feb. I'LL N.

extra, "a T0iG4 90; superiinc, siicl4 -; and low
grades $Y 4W03 81 per brl. sprinpwheat hour
is quoted Va 'aG5 w. rive hour is steady as
70 5Oo6 rs. Buckwheat flour sells at So W.G6 90
per brl.
WHEAT-Is quiet and steady, with no ma
terial change. Red is worth II O8tgl lO for good
10 prime; hill is quoted II 1901 l5, and white
81 i6g1 ~ for good to choice, and both continue
very dull.
BARLEY-The market Is dull and irregular.
Spring is worth 81 2s6oi as for good to choice;
held Sc higher without bids. Fall is nominal
at ~ 40gl bO for fair to prime. /
RfE-is steady at II Oe per bu for NO. 2, with
moderate demand. Ii
OATS-'Thero is quiet and steady market
and No. mixed are worth 57td69c, and No. 2
white tU(J62c per bu.
CORN-The market is quiet and easy. There
IL Il fair demand for mixed at Csc, with sales OF
ear to-day at that figure. Mixed sheiled is
worth b8G6gc, but we hear OF no sales to-day.
GREEN MEATS-We observe little or no
change. The market is quiet and steady at
8.sta6sfc for shoulders, 9sSc for clear rib SIDES
Hams arc worth 9kglVkc per Id.
BULK MEATS-1hc demand Is only moo |
crate. Cioar sidos are worth lWUlV%c, clear
RIB sides VIC, and shoulders &c per ID; ior
more for fully cured per 10, all loose. Packed
are held ~ more than oose.
MESS PoRK-There is very quiet market.
aud tho inquiry is moderate at Slo per bri ioI
LARD--The market is dull and UNCHANGED:
Prime steam isqu0ted as l3}s (0la's per ID, and
kettle rendered 10 dull at lac for country and
14hCg14J4c. per lb., for bust city,
DACON-The market is unchanged and
steady. Clear sides are quoted 1lhc: clear RIB
sues. loKtGllc: anu shoulders 81 per lD. Su-
gar-cured hams lS9gi4c perlb.
COTION-The market Is quiet win sales OF
lU3 bales to-day. NO change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, llXc; good do, 13Xc; low
mddling, 14'tc; middling, laHcI good 10, lSH
per ID.
WHISKY-Therc was further decline ofe5o
per gallon to-day, and tho market closed quiet
with sales OF 0S brls at VI per gal.
BEANS-rhe market Is quiet and steady
with good supply AMI moderate demand. and
there has been no change in prices. Choice
navy are worth ~ 1902 2o, and inferior quality,
81 80 Al " per bush.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is steady market
with an upward tendency, the demand beng
fair with moderate receipts. We quole: Green
hurl 131, a Hc; green stalk braid and red brush
Uc per ID.
BUrTER-There is a steady market with
goOu receipts, and We perceive no change In
change In prices. 1he demano Is principally
for the best table butter the sales OF which
generally absorb the supply at II use per u,
and for extra selecti ns of single packagss
2d2c more per ID. Medium graue6 are dull.
with scarcely one sale at 23G.4c per b. Pack
ers are making only moderate purchases OF H.
| ferlor gCois, which are Quoted ut l9gaoc per 10.
CHLEoE-Inc market Is STEADY under lar
demand and moderate receipts. Prices have
undergone no material change. Prime TO
cho .cs is quoted ut l51aWl6c per lib.
COAL-There Is little selling anoat ONO
| River. is quoted 6c, and Fittsburg. 9c. aloat,
| The prices delivered to consumers are l0c: per
| bu. for ONO River l2c. for Muskingum; BocK-
| ing Valley anu hanawna l3c; for Pitisburg
| and 24c for kanaWha camel,
| COFFEE-There is fair local demand, and
otherw ise the market remains dull Prices are
| Iather eas. .cr. ito Is quoted at 12dGhc lOr
common, I'd 3025c Tor lair to prime, and 253a Tor
! choice. per Id. Java is worth 35G31c; ana
| Laguayra is quoted ut 2jta2Ic, per lib.
| nita tyu H0.
| Theie Is a ialr GenIand win m0uerate fecelpts
| at 3Jtn3lC per dozen.
| FEAIHERS-.Ine market is firm. The de-
mand Is far aud receipts are limited. Dealers
| pay 4iQ4Sc per ID. for prime 1--we geese.
| rkUlIo-Inere has Decn 10 material Yarla-
| ton since our last. 1hcrc is limited demand
| for green apples with liberal supply ut previous
| rates. Good 70 choice are worth s2 t0@3. Som-
| mon to Iair qualities 81 23(g2. The market for
domestic dried iruit IS hrm put quict, anu
prices arc Unchanged. Dried apples are worth
6goc; peaches, GAG7kc for quarters; S1ag9h
for nalfs per 10. Foreign fruits are IN ialr
demand and steady. Lemons are worth
81 10 as per box. Valencia oranges are
worth 81 30 IS 81 Der case. aud Messint W 7olg
4 % per box. Figs are worth l7G2ec. Dates, y
"a 1Oc: pruhes, l5lyl6c, and currants 71sgSc per
ID.
HAY-The market mas undergone no mate
| rial baration since our last there is good
| local COnsumptivc demand for the best grades,
when arc III good supply at $23gA for loose
| pressed, and S-0asl for Dard- pressed No. tim
othy. Iulelior qualities are very dull at $ld0
| !8 per ton, with large excess OF receipts over
the demand. These quotations have reference
to arrivals, and ~ more per ton is required by
dc alerS III store.
| uEMP-lhe receipts are large and there is
only moderate demand but holders are firm,
and there Is steady iDarket at sltO per ton for
rough kentucky. anu ii 1ac Der IL for dressed.
| uIDES-Ihtre has been no change. lhe
market is steady and quiet We now quote
Green hiues at f@oc; weG saIteu. s1<gY5sc;
dry salted, 14lyl6c: sheep pets are worth Is
| M5Oc for common and 75ctDxl 20 good to prime.
lRON-The market is firm and prices are
steady with no material variat on, and there
is a fair demanu. We quote the following for
pig iron per ton at months: Charcoal, hot
blast Ii. K.-No. l, $Z7gs9: No. do, $25
lea6 40, mill, $24@.6; Alabama, Georgia
| and Tennessee. No. l. s26las7; No. 2 sa9Gz6;
mill, sz4iGs6. stone coal and coke iron. No. l.,
| $40 90 g26 w: NO. .. VA 0u,4s5; mill. $s3a2'.
| Charcoal, cold d-biast-Hapglng Rock, s40g5O;
cod-b blast, S35(g40. Blooms, sS0a90. Wrought
Soap, per ID, l@lAc; do. cast, per ID, Ad1c;
manufactured Hat, round and suare bar, boil
ed 25aqgac; do, charcoal, 34ta4 ~, per Id; sheet
iron, boiled, Nos. 1UtGT. 41stg5 5- lOc; do, char
coal, s 7-1UG61ac per III; horse shoes, SIS SIX
Qy6 70 per keg; mule shoes, ~ e71st97 rs per
keg; steel, American cast, l7(g1sc; American
cast spring steel, 2c: imported tool steel, 1Utg
22c: German steel. EGlOc Der lb.
| MILL FEED-Thcre has been no material
change. There is firm market with limited
| fecelpCS. Bran Is Ill GOOu uenlaDu anu scarce
at s2z12S; ShlpstuiJs are selling at S.3 d. and
middliEgs are in 1air request and steady at
S25ta32 per ton, all Oh arrival; and W more per
4 ton in store.
| MOLASSES-A fair amount was absorbed
| by consumers, but beyond the sales by ne job
bing houses nothing doing Quotations are
| unclaimed We quote New Urleans 63O12c,
| and sirups 4jcuOs1, as 10 quality.
| NAILS-A steady market and moderate
demand at previous rates. We quote: ~
to 6Ud. So SUtl3 4U: . to vd. S3 55G3 IS; to
"a, So H3 ~, to Sd, 81 O5G4 15; Sd, - eG4 9U;
2d, IS Sog6 81; 3d. Lb.. $6 3Jlg6 ~; cut spikes.
| 90 55(G3 Us.
OILS-The market remains quiet and steady
| with no eventual Variation Llnsced is In mod
crate demand ut S2 ae3c per gallon Laru oil
| is in fair request and quoted at II 10Gl IL per
| gallon, for best grade OF current make. Refined
petroleum is quiet and selling at l3(gl4c per
| gallon.
| PUTATOES-The market is very quiet. The
receipts are liberal and there is a moderate
demand only for the best grades, which are
worth, in store, S5@90c per bu. Inferior quail
ties are neglected, with the supp mnch larger
than the sales, at 70 a75c per bu in store. None
offering on arrival.
POULTRl-1Aere is a steady market, with
fair demand and good receipts, and chickens
are quoted s. 504 Tor live, S4(y4 50 for dressed.
Turkeys are worth 12ql3c per lb, with mode-
rate demand and good receipts.
SALI-Thcre is moderate demand for Do