The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-11
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March il-ap. Nj.

quoted at 81 10 per bu in 0. 4 NJ. elevator.
CORN-Is steady with fair demand for mixed
at 6'CG7Oc and sales OF No. 2 ear or shellcd at
quotations. White dull and nominal.
WHEAT-There has been no change. Red Is
quiet and firm at 81 O71g1 ~ per bu. Hill is
quoted 81 1901 Is, and white $l'12@1 20 per bu.,
for inferior to choice, total range.
OATS-There is a steady. ana quiet market.
No material variation to-day. The demand
is moderate at 5S@D8Oc for mixed; and 6ptg62c
for white for No. graded Of each. Choice is
held at 64g65c, and arc very scarce and dull.
MEoS PUkk-There is but little dong, and
and the market shows no material change.
Prime city is worth SIS, and country. SlS 70 per
Dbl.
LARD-The demand is light, but holders re-
main firm. Prime steam is quoted at ld1sc per
lb. Kettle is offered at 13sl0ti4c per lb.
BACON-There is moderate demand, ana
the market is finn, with little variation in
prices. Shoulders are quoted at &c: clear rlb
sides. 1873 lie, and clear sides, 1lA@i12Sc per
ID, all packed. Sugar-cured hams are worth
1890 SIC per lb., canyassed and packed.
BULK MEATS-The market is still very
quiet, but finn. Clear sides are worth 10M(@
lO9lc: clear RIB sides, 9X@lO%c, and shoulders,
1(@7 1-iOc per lb, all loose, and h(@kc more for
COlrON-The market is steady. Sales Of
l5l bales No change in prices. We quote:
Ordinary, l25sc; good ordinary. 14hc; low
middling, l4Sc; middling, l51sc; good mid
WIIISKY-Thc marketremains steady, with
moderate demand to-day, and sales OF l66 brls
at VI III per gallon.
BEANS-The market is quiet with no mate
rial change. Prices remain steady at 81 SO(g
! W for medium grades, and S2lO(g2 ~ for best
BROOM -GORN-There has been no vaga-
tiOn in the market OF any consequences since
our last. The receipts and demand are both
moderate; We quote: Green hurl, 1870 iMdc: M
green stalk brala, nhWl2hc; red brush 100
lU1ac per lib.
BUTTEK-We observe no material change
in any respect since our last. The market is
steady am the demand is almost wholly for
best table butter, The sales Of which are fully
equal to the receipts. Medium and lower pack
ing grades are III very limited request, being
scarcely salable with heavy supplies On hand.
We can only repeat previous quotations. Prime
to choice table is worth 260O28c, and extra Sc
lections in single packages bring l(G2c more
per Id. Medium grades are quoted 8q2lc, and
inf, rior grades for packing ale held at lo42Oc
CHEEsE-We observe no change in the mar
ket. The dem and is moderate, with limited
supply, and prime to choice factory is worth
16lUl6.sc per ID.
CUAL-The market remains quiet and steady
Prices are unchanged. Sales atoat at 6tgbisc
for Ohio; 7SNSc for Asnland; $4,000 Tor
Pittsburg per bushe We quote, delivered
to consumers, Ohio River, 10Gllc: Ashland, II
@l3c; MuskIngum Valley. 13c; locking Val
ley, from Brighton elevator, 13c; hanawna,
COFFEE-There is only moderate con-
sumptivedemand, and The market is otherwise e
very quiet No change in prices. Rio liz
n22c Tor common, .21s(y241ec for fair to prime.
and 25c for choice, per lb. Laguayra is quoted
25(G26c, and Java 33tG35c per lb
EGGS--There is an easier market under in
creased receipts. The demand is moderate.
Fresh receipts are worth z4(g25c per dozen.
FEAIHERS-Are in moderate demand with
limited receipts, and the market remains quiet
and steady at 4Sc per lb for best qualify live
geese, on arrival.
green apples with ample supply, and common
to choice are worth ~ 00G3 bO per barrel.
Dried fruit is steady with no material change,
and is in moderate demand; apples are quoted
at 7tGyc per lD; peaches 10Sc for quartcrs,
9G10c for haIves, per ID. Foreign fruits are in
fair demand and steady. Lemons are worth
81 50(gS per box. Oranges, So 60,a4 5O per box
for Messina, and " bOG3 30 per case for Va
lencia.
HAY-The market continues. steady, with no
changc in prices. The demand is mostly for
the best grades, sales OF which generally absorb
the rccepts.s No. timothy is quoted 23(G25 for
loose pressed; szOG21 for hard pressed per ton.
Inferior grades are dull at s15(91S per ton, all
on arrival, and 81 per ton more in store.
HEMP-Tnere Is steady market with only
moderate demand at quotations, but the re-
receipts are limited Rough Kentucky is
worth 81 7O(Gl 10 per ton, aud dressedis quoted
l2b(Gl3c per lb.
HiDES-The market is quiet and steady,
W tn moderate receipts and demand. No
change in prices. We quote green HIDES 7(gSc
per Id; wet saIted. S2<gV1sc; dry fine, 1Agl5c ;
snecp peits, 75cta$l 70 for go0l u PRIME, and
2O.G4jc for Inferior
IRON-There has been no change in the
market since our last. Wequote the following
for pig iron at 4 months per ton. Charcoal
hot blast II. R-No. !, $2sgYs: No. 2
do, SGT 90; 10, mill, s26; Alabama. Geor-
gta and Tennessee. No. l. $27aas; No: 2.
S26az7; mill, rs; stone-coai andcoke iron. No.
i, $sGg2S; No. 2, 25dGs7; mill, $25(g26; Charcoal,
coid-blast IL. r., $40 OO(@5O OO; Alabama,
George anu Tennessee, warm ana cold
blast, $5@4O. Blooms, ssOa9o. Wrought Scrap
per Id. 101l NC; do, cast, per lb, 401lc; man
a bona aaa sqare Dar
iron. boiled. Nos. 1utG27, 1905 3- l0c; do, char
coal, 7-lUgh%c per lb; horse shoes, So oT1s
Qg6 20 per keg; mule shoes, ~ o71ag7 25 per
keg: steel, American cast, 17glec; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel, 2WQ
22c; German steel, 9g1Oc per Id.
MILL FEED-The market has undergone no
material variation since yesterday. The re-
ceips are light and there is only moderate
demand Bran is quoted $23tg4, shipstuffs S24
g25, and mlddlings $2193', per ton, all Oh ar
rival, and ~ per ton in store.
MOLASSEo-There is a fair consumptivc de-
mand, and the market remains quiet and
steady at previous rates. New Orleans is
worth 60{97jc, and refined srups 4OlG90c Der
gallon, according to quality.
NAILS-The market shows no change since
last week. The demand is fair at previous
prices. We quote: 10 to 60d. $3 %; TO Vd. SO 80;
to "a, SO Isl to 5d, ID 90: 3d. "a Is; I'd, IS 70;
Sd, I. b., $6 25; cut spikes. So 81.
UILS-The market remains steady and pricee
haye.unders one no material change since our
last. Linseed is in moderate demand ut SIC per
gallon. Lard oil is fair demand and firm at
at 81 1OGl 70 for extra grade OF current make.
Refined petroleum. is steady and quiet at 131S
(Ol4c per gallon.
POTATOES-The market is about as last re-
ported, having undergone no change. The sup
ply is iighr, ana there is good consumptive
demand for the best qualities at Sl9l ~ per Du,
in store Inferior grades remain dull, being
hardly salable at 6oas per bu. ana are
scarce.
POULTRY-rhe receipts are very light, and
| there is "a fair demand, under which the mar
kct remains tirm, Chickens are selling at "a 81
CQ5 per dozen, and choice fowls bring IS rs pei
dozen. Dressed turkeys are steady at l5Gl6t
per lib.
RICE-The market continues quiet aut
steady, with a fair consumptive demand at II
! l9c Fer ID for louisiana, and ag8kc for Caro-
| Ina per lb. ~
SAET.-Domestic is quiet, the demand beinl
| moderate at 23a25c per bu. and 81 25tg1 80 pc
bril- Turks Island is steady, but with Limited
demand, at 36tgS7c per bu. Liverpool coarse ii
rather dull and worth 81 35tg1 ~ per sack.
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