The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-13
WEEKLY kEVlEW OF THE GIN
CINNA1I MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI. April 13-2P.

FLOUR-Ihe market is firmer under an i'm
proved demand, and an advance in wheat.
quoted at 50 1900 rs; extra, S5g5 10; superiinc,
Va 25V4 SO: and low grades So 9U(e4 Is per bri.
spring wheat flour Is worth 70 0Wg5 81 per brl.
Rye nour is steady at IS 6Jdl6 per brl.
BARLEY-Is steady and quiet. Spring is
worth 81 l5g1 81 for inferior to choice; fall
ranges at $135@1 S per bu. for fair to choice.
WHEAT-The maj ket is steady and quiet
No. 2 red is worth 81 l4Dl Is, and choice lots
are held to &c per bu more. Hill is in modcr-
ate demand at 81 1901 ~ for good to choice, and
white is quiet at 81 l5lg1 23 for fair to prime
lots.
CORN-The market is steady and quiet to-
day. Good mixed is worth 73le14c for ear,with
saies to-day at outside figures, and 74QD75c for
sheIled; white is offered at about the same
rates as mixed.
Rl E-The market is firm and quiet to-day.
Good to choice lots held ut 81 17Ol 10 per bu.
but there is little inclination to purchase at
these figures.
OATe-The market continues quiet and firm.
No. are quoted 67G6Sc for mixed, 20 D7Oc for
MESS PURK-The market is quiet, and
prime pr city is held at sS2 per brl, and country
BULK MEATs-There is limited demand
ana the market remains easy. Shoulders are
quoted &c, cler rib sides II LGll3sc G. ana cIeai
sides II %D1l2< lb, all loose
LARD-The market is steady at 15Ol51<c for
prime steam, buyers Offering inside rate. Kct-
l51c for city, per lb, IN tierces.
BACON~The market IS only moderately firm
and active. Clear sides are worth l2Xia13c;
clear rib sides, l22I0l2hc; and Shoulders 9@
3At0l3%c per lb.
IOBACCO-The market remains firm, with
little or no change during the week. Shipping
grades are quoted: Bright leaf, 24tg39c: bright
Jugs, l7(D22c; bright trash, Il(0l7c; dark leaf,
l5@19c; q .rk lugs, l1@l3c; dark trasn. 9jgllc
per lD. For Manufacturing we quote: Bright
wrappers, 29tg9Sc; bright hllers, l6tg22c; dark
wrappers. l4UlSc; dark filters, 1Ogl2c per lib.
Ohio seed Leaf is worth l4Qg25c for cigar wrap
pers, and 6g9c lor cigar illers per ID.
COTION-The market Is steady with sales
to-day OF $50 bales. Prices about nc easier.
We quote: Ordinary, i3Ac; good ordinary.
l4hc; low middllng, l53.c; middllng, l5xc;
good middling, loHc; middling fair, 1870, and
fair, 17Hc per ID.
WHioKY-There is steady market at 81 II
per gallon, at which rate 2l5 brls were sold to-
day.
ALCOHOL--There has been further decline
IN price, and % per cent. above proof is now
worth ~ 25 per gallon.
ASHES-There is a quiet market. The de-
mand is limited at Sc for fresh pearls, and 5kc
for pots per lb.
the market under an improved demand, and
we quote 12h@13Ac for ~ lb 1ax.per yard.
BAGS--There is a better demand and prices
are firmer. We quote: Seamless cotton sacks.
Du, 20G33c; burlaps, bu, l0Ollc; buriaps, 4
bu, l4lglac; gunnies,'S bu. l4Gl5c; gunnies. 4
BARK-The receipts are ample and there is
moderate demand for prime chestnut oak at
S13014 per cord afoat.
BEANS-The market is quiet and prices are
unchanged: common to medium grades are
quoted at 81 sOlG2 w, and choice navies at ~ l5
(y2 Is yer bu.
BEESW AX-There is steady market with
fair demand at " to CSC per lb for prime lots.
~ NJ hn ntlnr, r,Gnt rary int
and steady. The demand is moderate, and
there is an ample supply. There has been no
material change in prices. We quote: Green
huri at l31zG4c; green stalk braid, II n5S(NI2hc,
and red brush, l0c per lb.
BROOMS-There is steady though quiet
market with moderate demand, and we quote:
Common, per dozen, SO to $3 20; Shaker, $3 Is to
81: Hurl, a to "a %; Steamboat, So 5O to So.
BUTTER-The market has undergone no ma
terial change during the week. There is a fair
demand for best table grades from local deal
ers, with sales equal to the receipts. The sup
ply of medium and inferior grades are largely
to accumulate; Of each we can only repeat pre-
vious quotations. Prime to choice grades
are worth % G25c per lb, and for extra selec-
tions OF single packages 1g2c more can ne OBJ
tained. Medium grades are worth 1TDl9c, and
CANDLES-Ihe demand is moderate, with
steady market at preyions rates. Common tai
low are worth 1lh@1skc, and star candles II
Wlt nc pcE lD
COFFEE-There is merely moderate con-
sumptive demand and the market otherwise is
dull. Prices have not varied essentially since
our last. We quote: Rio ~ u sas2lc for common;
Il h(023kc for fair to prime, and 24c for cnoice
per lb. Laguayra is worth 25Q026c. and Java
33(036c per lb.
CHEESE-There is limited demand, but the
supply is only moderate, and the market con-
tinues quiet and steady at 15Qn16c per lb.
CORDAGE-The market remains steady with
demand. We quote: Manila, 140
l5Hc; Sisal, 1AO13c per lb, according to size:
Jute is worth lNDl1c perlb.
COALrThe market is steady. Sales ad0at
are made at HSc for Ohio River; &c for Ash
land, and &c for Pittsburg Wequote delivered
to consumers at 10c for Ohio River; lac for
Ashland; lSc for Kanawha ana Musklngum:
l2c for Hooking Valley, from Brighton elevator;
l3c for Plttsburg, and 21O22c for kanawha can
mel per bu.
COOPERSTUFFS-The MARKET is Inactive.
and we observe no change In rates. We quote:
do, $lG@lS: slack hogsheads. s2UQt2s; tight do
sSOtuSc. Poles. rsr l,O00-Flour brl, so(9lO:
tight Dr.. .$l2014; hogsnead, s26lN46.
COOPEkAGE-Yhe market IS very quiet and
has undergone no essential change during the
week. We quote: Flour barrels s5QD4Oc;
whisky bris. iron- bound, II 60gl 8s; petroleum
brls, 81 2oQi IS; oil brls 3SG1 s.; ham t,erccs,
$4,000; larl kegs, 46l&tVc; half hhds, IL ~;