The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
c1NcrNNArL March 5-sP. M.


FLOUR--There has been no impr ovemen
in the market. There is only q fair Conscmp-
tive demand, with no material change In
prices. We quote low grades, at So 25(y3 Is /;
supertne, $3 9UG4 15; extra, $4 7U(g4 ~; FAM
ny. "A 95(Ge u per brI: spring wheat Hour is
at So b0(U5 10. Buckwheat hour is selling at
s5 50tdB w per bri and quiet.
kYE-Tne market is quiet, the demand being
moderate, anu No. 2is worth u 1901 II per bu
| in elevator.
WHEAT-There has been no change since
Yesterday. There is a limited demand Red is
worth VI U7tGl 90 for good prime. Hill is quo
ted 81 12g1 10. and white u 1901 20 for good
to choice lots. with light sales.
BARLE1-There is quiet market, with
no material change. Spring is quoted at 81 2NlD
33 per bu. Fail is worth 81 35(gl 45, with
sales Of good Canada at 81 40. California Is
COkN-Is steady with moderate demand
for mixed at 66la87c with sales of ear and
shelled at quotatiods. White is scarce and the
demand is too light to admit of any reliable
quotations.
OATS-There Is a steady market with mod
crate demand and offerings of mixed at 55GUOc
and white 61M63c per bu. Choice Iowa are
held at G4Q65c per bu
BULK MEATs-The demand is moderate.
Market steady with no apparent cuange. Clear
sides are quoted at 1Ujs(G10kc; clear rib sides,
9AQaTc; shoulders, 6s4MG5fc per Id, all loose,
and 1s(GAc more for packed.
MEoS ,POkk-Ihere is only limited de-
mand and prime IS offered at S18 75(QO1y per bril-
BACON-The market is quiet and steady.
Shoulders are worth 7ztc, held at Sc; clear rib
sides, l02.c, and clear sides at 1l14.c per lb.
LARD-There is moderate inquiry for
prime steam at lskgl3'.c; prime kettle is dull
ati34t@l4c per lb.
COlTON-The market is easier to day. Sales
rs bales. Stock on hand, 1896 bales. We
quote: ordinary, lsssc; good ordinary. 14Kc;
low middiing, l4hc; middliny, l6Ec; good
middiing, 16Sc per ID.
WHISKY-The market is steady at 81 III,
with sales to-day OF 1874 brls at that price.
BEANS-The demand is limited, with mod
crate receipts and there is a quiet market at
II 75@l s. for medium grades, and " 1922 ~
. BROOM CORN = The market remains
steady and quiet, with no material variation
in prices. Red brush is worth 91a(glU1sc per
10; green stalk braid, Ahgl21sc; green huri,
BUpTER-fhe market remains as about as
last reported. The receipts are mainly of me-
dium and lower grades. which are dull. with
little or no sale. The demand for best table
butter is In excess of the supply. Prices are
steady and without any material change.
Choice is quoted zSc; prime PIC per 'lb, and
fancy selections bring lfG2c Inslngle packages.
Medium grades are quoted 2sg24c, and lower
grades iSG2Jc per lb.
CHEESE-The receipts and sales are about
equal and there is firm market at 16(@161,c
per 10 for prime to cho CO factory.
CUAL-rnere is steady and quiet market.
and we observe no change of any importance
in prices. Sales afloaJ are made at 6lGblac for
OHIO River; 711(aSc for Ashland; S1sa0G for
PittsDurg per bu. The retail market is firm
and moderately active. We quote, delivered
to consumers, Ohio River, 10gllc; Ashland, 12
@l3c; Musklngum Valley. l3c; Hooking Val
ley, from Brighton elevator, 13c; kanawna,
Sc: Pitisburg, lSgl4c; and kanawha canneI.
24c per bu.
COFFEE-The market is easier, with some
lsttI i,a in 80 s,,l, Il
crate c0nsumptIve demand Rio is worth Il J.
d22c for common, 225s(gs4c for fair to PRIME
and 25c for choice, per Id. Laguayra is worth
25lG26c, and Java 34G36c per lib.
EGGS-Tbere is = hrm market with a con-
tinued fpIr demand, ana the receipts are rather
light. Fresh iotssare worth :Sg3Oc per dozen.
F'EATHERS-Theie is u quiet though steady
market, and we observe no material variation.
Prime 1--we geese are quoted at 46GI1c per ID.
FRUlrS-Green apples are in fair receipts,
with good supply, and no change in prices.
Good to choice qualities are quoted at ~ 500
3 81 per bril- Dried is steady and prices un-
changed; apples are quoted 1906 per lb;
peaches NGsc for quarters, e]a@1Uc FOR nalyes,
per 10. Foreign fruits are quiet and steady.
Oranges are worth $3 7btl4 per box for Messina !;
VI 50g6 per case for Valencia. Lemons are
quoted 81 50(gs per box.
HAY-The best grades. continue in good con-
sumptiye demand, out inferior grades are dull
with large excess OF receipts. The market
is steady with no variation in prices. No. TIM
0hyis quoted at $28W25 for loose pressed, 5000
81 for hard pressed per ton. Inferior grades
are worth $14tNlS per ton, all on arrival, and
tS2 more per ton IN store.
HEMP-There is a steady market with only
moderate demand at quotations, but the re-
receipts are limited Rough Kentucky is
worth 81 7Oial 70 per ton, and dressed is quoted
l2kQrl3 l3c per Id. III,
HipEs-The demand and receipts are both
light and about equal. There has been no
change in prices, tho market being steady.
(Nr.aa gsA q en rfh -(rGa
6x@O1Se; dry salted, 14Gl5c per h.; sheep
pelts are selling at 75casl rs for gooi to prime
and 25tQ5pc. for common.
| sUGAk-Therc is still q fair consumptiye