The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
trT orcb % ID

FLOUR-The demand is merely local. Prices
| are unchanged. We now quote; Fan
cy brands at IS 3UtG6 ~ per BRIL-; family,
5000 l5; extra, - 75G4 30; supertine, "a 10
(Q4. 25; and low grades Mt $3 6003 30 per
brl. Spring wheat, flour Is worth 81 SNG
8 ~ per brl. Eye nOur is steady ats5 5O(G5 rs
per brl.
WHEAT-The market is hrm but there has
been no material change. Red is worth 81 10
al ID for good to choice. Hill Is quoted at
81 14(Gl 10 for No Z, and white, 81 170yi " for
good 10 prime lots.
RYE-rhc market is firm, with sales to- day
good to choice lots.
CORN-The market is steady, and No. 2
mIxed is worth 6s(G70c for ear and shelled.
Nothing dong 10 white.
moderate demand at J9.G6Oc for mixed; 81, a
| &c for white. Choice Iowa are held at 64g65c
per bu. but is very scarce.
MESS POKk-Ihe market remains steady
and quiet at so % for prime city per brl.
BULK MEA1S-There is q moderate de-.
mand at 75Sc for shoulders; 1OAc for clear rib
sides, and li!Ac for clear sides per lb all loose
BACoN-The transactions are light, but the
market is generally steady. Clear sides are
worth l2A(GlS5sc; clear rib sides. 11%c, and
shoulders, s1pc perlb, for packed. Sugar-cured
hams are quoted at 12Agl3lsc, with a steady
jobbing demand.
7 LAKD-There is o quiet market. Prime
steam is steady at 137s00l4c, and best Kettle is
worth l40l4lsc q Tor country, and l44l121ac for
city rendered.
CorrOA- The market is steady to-day.
Sales, 469 bales No change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, 18c; good ordinary. 144sc;
low mlddllng, l55lc; middling, lGc; good md
ding, 18!sc per ib
WHISk kf-Thcre is a firm marker, with fair
demand at u u per gallon, and sales to-day of
5.7 brs at that rate.
BEANs-The market continues steady and
quiet. Choice navys arc worth ~ l5Qg2 25 per
bu. Inferior grades arc held at 81 SOQ1l s. per
bll.
BRUOM-CoRN-There has been no yaria-
tion since our last, and the market continues
steady and quiet The receipts are only mode
rate and there Is a fair demand. Red brush is
worth lOc; green stalk braid, nAa12Ac, and
green huri; lSh;Gl4c per lb, on arrival.
BUTTER-Thc receipts have increased and
are, for all qualities, greatly in excess Of the
demand. Prices are somewhat lower. Best
table butter is still in fair request, but medium
and inferior grades are extremely dull. Prime
to choice qualities are worth 24tI26e, and fancy
selections in single packages will sometimes,
bring lQg2c more Medium grades are held at
1s(n2vc. and common packing 15@1Gc per lb.
CHEESE-Ihe demand is not so good, and
the market is easier, though the receipts have
been only moderate. Prime to choice factory
is quoted 49, a(016c per lib.
COAL-Thc markets. Quiet and 1lrm. Prices
unchanged. Ohio river is worth 6g6,sc; Ash
land, Sc; pittsburg, &c per bushcl atioat We
quoted delivered to consumers: Ohio river, 100
!lc; Ashland, .l2Ql3c; Hocking valley, from
Brighton elevator, 18c; KanaWna ann Mus
kingum Valley, 13c; Pittsburg, 1s1l4c; and
hanawha cannel, 24c per bu. : A
COFFEE-The market remains quiet and
steady with only fair consumptvc demand.
No change in prices. Best Rio is quoted 24G25c
fair to good 22h(1233sc; and common s1x0u22c
per pysae le: Laguayra is worth 2oCDs7c. and Java
DRIED FRUITS-We observe no material
variation. The market is firm, though quiet
for Domestic at T%(ggkc for Apples; and
peaches are worth 7tGSlSc for quarters. and
MDloc for halves. Foreign remain steady at
l7G2Oc per Id. for figs; 1lQGlsc for prunes; 71s0
&c for currants; and $S 1908 Is per box for
layer raisins.
EGGs-The receipts are heavy and exceed
the demand. Fresh lots are quoted 11GiSc per
dozen.
GREEN FRUlTs-There has been no mate
rial change. Apples are steady, and selling
at SO 5cgs % for good 70 choice, and some in-
feri0r lots are quOIeu at 81 SO per brl. Fcreign
are In moderate demand and quiet, with little
or no change in prices. Oranges are worth
S4 00(04 rs per box for Messlna: S9GlO per case
for Valencia Lemons are quoted at - OOG6 U0
HAY-The demand is cnleiiy for the best
grades, the receipts OF which are large and
in excess OF the sales. The market,
however. remains steady and prices are un-
changed. No. ! timothy is quoted S23(G24 for
loose, sand s2U(G21 for close pressed per ton.
inferior grade continue dull, the demand he
ing very light at S15Q01e per ton.
HEMF+Ine receipts are very light and the
demand is only moderate. but there is firm
market. Rough Kentucky is held at 81 70 per
ton, and dressed l21s0n13c per 10.
HlDES-The market is quiet and steady, |
with moderate receipts and demand. No
per 10; wet salted, SKa5jsc; dry fne, i4Gf5c:
sheep pelts, 76clG$l rs forsgo0d to prime, and |
s0G4oc for inferior.
MILL FEED-The market remains about as
reported. Bran Is rather scarce,
with moderate demand aL x22(0t23 per ton: snlu-