The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10
CINcINyAr1 DArIY MAnKEr.

g4 w; 1amlly. "a 9op0 ~ per Dri. spring
wheat h6ur is worth $4 75Gg5 20 per brl. Rye
hour is steady at $5 50(D5 10. Buckwheat flour
is selling at s5 5O.aG 10 per brl, ana quiet
RYE-Ine market is quiet and somewhat
easier with sales Of No. to-day at 81 20 per bu
in o. Il NJ. elevator.
BARLEY The market has undergone little
or no change, and is still dull. Spring Is quo
ted 81 2U(gl 81, and fall 81 85(1l As for fair to
choice; California Is nominal ut 81 5O@l 90 per
bushel.
WHEAT-The market is quiet and steady.
Red is worth 81 O7ill 10 for good choice noth-
ing doing in hill OF white.
CORN-Ihere is a irm market for mixed,
with good demand to day, and sales Of ear at
&c and of snellcd at roc per bu. Nothing Of
any consequence doing in white.
OAIS-Continue steady, with no material
change. We quote No. mixed at 6S!gGOc, and
white gG2c for good los.
BULK MEATS.-The market is quiet. Lit
tie or no change is obserya lie. Shoulders are
quoted 67sN7c; clear RIB sides, 97sc; clear sides,
1U&c per lb, loose, and &c per lb more for
MISS POkK-The market remains steady.
Prime city is offered at 81" and country, SiS is
per Dbl.
BACON - The market has undergone little
or no change. Clear sides are worth Ike;
clear rib sides. 103sc; and shoulders T6lasc
per lb Sugar-cured hams are selling nc IN
10 BIC. per h., canvassed and packed.
LARD-There IL y limited demand for prime
steam at 1870 per lb. Kettle is held AT l4c
per lb. for best city and lsx for country.
COTTON-The market Is ll;st aud steady.
with sales to-day OF lS4 bales. Nc cDangc i'll
prices We quote: Ordinary, 12hc; good Ordi-
nary, 14bc; low middling, 142sc; middling,
l52sc; good middling, 1870 Der Is.
WHlSk1-The market remains strong at
81 III per gallon, with sales to-day Of 275 brls at
that price.
BEANS There is still quiet and steady
market with no material change IN prices
Choice navys are worth ~ 1902 70, and medium
81 SU(Ul 20 per Du.
Broom CORN-There is moderate de-
mand with good supply, and the mtrkct is
steady at previous rates. Red brush is
worth lO9lOhc; green stalk brad, nKyi2y.c;
green hurl, 3kGl4c per lb.
BUTTEK--Thc demand is chiefly for best table
butter, the sales OF which are sufficient to abb
for medium grades, and little OF no Gales for In
ferior. Prices have not varied since our last
Prime to choice is quoted 2CQD2so per ib. and
fancy selections bring llp1c more In slnklo
and lower grades lSG20c per ID.
CHEESE-The market is steady. The do
mand is only moderate, but the supply is not
heavy. PRIME to choice factor1 is worth i6Go
CUAL-Tnc market REM aims quiet and steady.
Prices are unchanged. Sales afloat at 61bhc
for ohio; 7H(Gsc for Ashland; ShH9c for
Pittsburg per bushel We quote, delivered
@l3c; MuskIngum Valley. 18c; Hooking VAL
ley, from Brighton elevator, 13c; hanawna,
l3c: Pitisburg, l3g14c; and kanawha cannei.
Ac per bu.
COFFEE-The market is steady, with n con-
tinued fair consumptive demand and prices
have undergone no material change. Rio Nm
ac22c for common, 221s@241ac for fair to prime.
and 25c for choice, per lb. Laguayra is quoted
250D26c, and Java 33l935c per lb
EGGS-The market is quiet and steady with
fair demand and good supply. Fresh receipts
are worth 25(G26c per doZ.
FEAIHERS-There is steady market with
no hange since our last, The receipts and de-
mand are both only moderate. Best live geese
are selling, on arrival, at 47QG4Seper Id.
FRUIfo-There is moderate demand for
green apples with ample supply, and common
to choice are worth - 0og3 81 per barrel.
Dried fruit is steady with no material change,
and is in moderate demand; apples are quoted
at 71kG9c per Id; peaches 7Gsc for quarters,
9G1Oc FOR halves, per 10. Foreign fruits are in
"a fair demand and steady. Lemons NOR are worth
for Messina, and 81 5N9s 50 per case for Va
lencia.
HAY-The market continues steady, with no
change in prices. The demand is mostly for
the best grades, sales Of Which generally absorb
the receipts. No. / timothy Is quoted 230g25 for
loose pressed; s20G21 for hard pressed per ton.
Inferior grades are dull at $l5tQ1S per ton, all
on arrival, and 50 per ton more in store.
HEMP-Tnere IS a steady market with only
moderate demand at quotations. but the re-
receipts are limited. Rough Kentucky is
worth 81 TOOL IS per ton, and dressed is quoted
HlDES-Thc market is quiet and steady,
with moderate receipts and demand. No
change in prices. We quote green hues 7{tySc
per ID; wet salted. sN@v1ac; dry fine, 14@15c;
sheep pelts, 75c1 81 25 for good to prime, and
20d 400 for inferior
IRON-The market is steady and quiet.
holders of iron are: firm and not anxious
to make sales at previous rates There is a
far demand for malleable with good Offering.
Prices have undergone no material variation
during the week. We quote the following
for pig iron at months per ton. Charcoal
hot blast II. R.-Mo. !, $2Slg8y: No. 2
gia and Tennessee. No. /. s27la2st No. 2.
$2G027; mill. 20; st0ne-coal andcoke iron. No.
i, $26(G2S; No. 2, 25Qps7; MILL $250p26; Charcoal,
cold blast H. r., $40 00@5O %; Alabama,
blast, $a5g4O Blooms, ssoasO. Wrought Scrap
per Id, 1M1l4c; DO, cast, por ID. ZD1c; man
ufactured fiat, round and square bar, boil
ed, s1agsc; do, charcoal, sxQG4.2, per lb; sheet
COAL 7-logbHc per lb; horse shoes, IS s716
@6 30 per keg; mule shoes, So S,sG7 25 per
keg; steel, American cast, l7(glsc; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel, 200
22c; German steel, A010c per Ib.
MILL FEED-The market remains about
as previously reported Prices have under
gone no material variation. Bran is scarce
but in moderate demand at $23tg24 per ton:
shIpstufs remain quiet at $24(D25, and md
dlings are firm, with moderate demand at $27
(g52 per ton, all on arrival; and 81 more per
ton in store.
MOLASsES-There is fair consumptive dc.
mand, and the market remains quiet and
steady at previous rates. New Orleans is
worth 6O!GTOc, and refined siruDs 40N9Oc per
gallon, att;oruing to quality.
NAILS-The market shows no change since
last week. The demand is fair at previous
prices. We quote: 10 to sod S3 25; 10 I'd. 80 50:
TO ID, So 70; to Sd. ID 90: 3D., "a Is; 3D. IS u.s.
I'd. I. b., SO %: cut spikes. s. 81.
OlLS-There has been no change snce.Our
last. lnseed is in fair demand and steady at
SNgS2c per gallon. Lard oil is quiet though
firm anu quoted at 81 10gl ~ per gallon for
best grade OF current make. Refined petro-
leum remains quiet at 131a@yl4c per gallon.
POTATOES-The receipts have been light
for some time past, and the market is firm with
a fair demand for the best grades at s1@l 10 per
Duin store. Common are dull being IN limiteI
request at S0aSc per bu. in store.
POULTRY-The receipts are limited and the
demand is fair and the market rules firm.
Chickens are worth "a 5O(15 per dozen, live or
dressed. Dressed turkeys are IN fair demand
at l5g16c per lib.
RlCE-The demand is moderate and chiefly
consumptivc. Prices are unchanged. We
quote Carolina at stGs1sc: and Louisiana 7HWSc
per lb.
SALT-Domestic is quiet, the demand being
moderate at 23.d 25c per bu. and 81 25ty1 SO per