The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-22
CINCINNAII DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 22-2 r. n

FLOUR-Thcre has been no change The
market remains dull at previous prices Wei
family. S5Ggo 10; extra, "a 1o(g4 W; superlinc,
" 1904 25; and low grades at $8 GOg8 20 per
brl. spring wheat hour is worth ~ $40
5lO per brl. Rye hour is steady atS5 5o'D5 IS
BARLEY-There is a steady market with
little or no variation. Spring is worth VI 100
/ 25 for fair to prime. Fall Is held at II 2og
81 for good to choice per pu. Canada is scarce
ard quoted 81 32(q1 81 per bu.
WHEAT-There Is firm feeling In the mar
ket and red is in fair demand at 81 lO,gl IL Tor
good to prime. Some very choice amber red
sold o-day at 81 IS per bu. Hill is woith 81 "A
@l Is for good to prime, and good sample
white sold to-day at 81 Is per bu.
RYE-Is worth VI II per bu in elevator for
No. 2. with sales to-day at that price.
CORN-The market remains steady and
quiet. No. 2 mixed is quoted 6Sc for ear, with
sales, and 69c for shelled. Nothing of any con-
sequence doing in white.
OATS-Are in moderate demand, and the
market continues steady at 5HG6lc for mixed
No. 2, and 62G6Sc for same grades OF white.
MESS PORK-Thc marker Is firm and there
IS fair demand with sales of prime city to-
day at S21 per brl.
BULK hEATS-The market Is steady with
sale to-day OF shoulders ut Tkc held latter Mt
nc, and clear rib sides at SO b5a1O ~, he'd at
at lOZc; clear sides are quoted at 1la4c per
Id loose.
BACON-The-e is a rm market and clear
Ike per lb. and shoulders are quoted at SIG
sis per ID. sugar cured hams 12a18hc per
LARD-The market is quiet though firm ut
lac for prime steam, and 141sc for best city
CoTTON-Is firm to-day, with further ad
vance Of Xc per lb. Sales, 1853 bales. Wei
quote: Ordinary, lSc; good ordinary, l41ac;
low 10y, IN mIlddi,ng, l5cA; mihidllng, iag l6e; gooS
WHIskY@The market opened at 81 IL per
gallon, with sales OF 2O6 brls at that rate but
decline Of 1c per gallon was established, with
sales OF st Drls at 81 ~ per gallon.
BEANS-The market is firm and quiet, with
no change in prices. We quote: Medium
grades, 81 sO@l9O. and choice navys are worth
" 1902 20 per bu.
BROOM-CORN-Ther is steady and quiet
market with fair demand and prices remain
unchanged. Green huri is worth 131a "a lac;
green stalk braid, n1sG12hc, and rcd brush,
lOc- per Id on arrival.
BUTrEk-The market remains Just about as
previously reported. The demand for best t.,-
BILE butter is sufficient to absorb the receipts,
which are only moderate. Medium grades are
still in light request, and inferior grades are
also dull, the supply OF each being greatly In
excess Of the sal5s, and stocks continue to ac-
cumulate. Prices arc steady and without any
variation. Prime to choice Is worth 51tg2Sc,
ana lQg2c more can be obtained for single pack
ages OF fancy selections. Medium grades are
neld at 23G25c. and common packing grades
at 1Sq20c per Id.
CHEESE-Ihere is Steady market, with
moderate demand and receipts, both being
about erual. Prime to choice factory is quoted
16lOl6ac per lib.
COFFEE-There is fair consumptive de-
mand, and prices remain unchanged. We
quote: Rio 21la0122c for common, &21s(d241 &c
for prime, and 25c for choice. Laguayrn is
worth 25(G27c. and Java sells at g35c lib.
CUAL-The market remains quiet but firm,
and we observe no variation in prices. The
rates atloat are: 61ac for ohio river, Sc for
ed to consumers Ohio River is worth 100 lie;
Ashland, 12(Gl3c; Hooking Valley, from Brign-
ton elevator, 13c; Muskingum Valley, f3c;
Kanawna, 13c; Pitsburg, 1sdGl4c; and hanaw-
DRIED FRCuS-The market has under
gone no change Domestic are firm and mod
erately active. We quote: Apples, stg914c; and
peaches, 1gS1sc for quarters, 0GlOe for halves,
per lb. Foreign are quiet and steady, with
moderate demand. We quote: Figs, 17G2oc;
prlnes, 1l(G12c; currants, 71sCgSc per ID. Rails
ms are worth s3 10dl 325 per box for layer.
EGGS-There is steady market, with good
receipts and fair demand at 23c per dozen for
fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUlrS-Applcs are in moderate
request and ample supply at 81 5Og3 80 per brl
for good to choice Some inferior qualities are
worth az per Drl, on arrival. Foreign fruits
are quiet and steady. We quote: Oranges, 50 81
(g4 50per box for MessIna, and S9tg1O per case
for Valencia; and Lemons are worth 80 JNG6
per box.
HAY-The demand is chiefly for the best
quality which sells readily at $s5(0g24 per ton for
loose pressed, and sl9,Q21 for hard pressed No.
timothy. Inferior grades are dlll with large
supply, and are quoted at $1tq1S per ion, ac-
eordi1g to quality. These rates are on arrival.
In store dealers require So more per ton.
HEMP-Ine receipts are very light and the
demand is only moderate. but there is firm
market. Rough Kentucky is held ut 81 IS per
ton, and dressed l21s0Dl3c per 10.
HIDES-Thc market is quiet and steady,
with moderate receipts and demand. No
change in prices. We quote green hides 7@ec
per ID; wet sailed. Ss+gy1ac; cry fine, 14G15c:
sheep pelts, 75cta$1 Is for Gooi to prime, and
20(l4Jc for inferior.
MOLASsES-Tnere is a steady and quiet
market and the demand being mainly for
home consumption. No change in prices Sew
Orleans is quoted G0@70c. anu refined sirups,
50lON per gallon, according to quality.
NAILS-The market is steady aud quiet,
with no matetial change IN prices,
ss 5Oa3 80; to 10. So 1908 So; to I'd, s1g4 10:
I'd, 81 7,0y4 SIS; 2, $5 75g5 S5; 3D. f. b.. SO 25 35
cut spikes. $3 5Ug3 70.
UILS-There has been little or no change in
the market since our last. 'Llnsccd is in mod
crate demand at 7sGSyc per gallon. the latter
in jObbing lots Lard oil remains firm and is
in fair request at 81 10Gl II per gallon for best
grade OF current make. Refined petroleum is
quiet and steady at 1316@Dl4c per gallon.
POTATOES-The supply is. moderate, ana
with q far demand the market rules steady
at previous rates. We qnotc: Best Northern
il 1UNl 10 per Du from store, Inferior grades
are dull and nominal.
PUULTk1-Ihe marketls firm under limit
ed receipts and far demand. with some adj
vance in prices. Chickens are worth $50l6 per
dozen for either live or dressed. Dressed ttr-
keys are selling readily at l5Gl6c per Id.
RlCE-The market is quiet with moderate
consumptlve demand only. We quote: Louis
lana Tx(GSc and Carolina SGeHc, per ID.
SALT-Domestic remains steady and quiet
at 23d25c per bu, and 81 25(g1 35 per brl.
There is a moderate demand for Turks Island
at 36Q8Sc per bu. Liverpool coarse is in mode
rate request and quoted at ST. 35gl ~ per
sack.
SEED-There is fair demand for Clover, with
good supply at 11W11txc per lb, in store.
Timothy is quiet and in moderate demand 81 ~
V2 rs per bu, in store. Flax is steady, with
fair demand at 81 7h per bu.
SUGAk-There is fair consumptiye de-
mand, but beyond that the market is inactive.
We quote: New Orleans at 7}s(dyc: yellow re-
fined, TG02zc: extra ''C," lU1sMlOi1c: ''B"
white, 10AGlO1ac; "a" white, lVjalGl0Slc;
hard, 11AN1l2sc per lG.
TALLOW-1he market remains quiet and
steady, with the demand fully equal 10 the re-
ceIpts, and prime country is worth S14gS;.c
per ID. ou arrival.
WUUL-Ihe market Is steady, with receipts
and demand about equal, and both are mod
crate. No change in prices. We quote: Tn
washed, clothing, 52a3ic; unwashed, coinblng,
Npnr u, nj