The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-30

held at sO(@s2c, and inferior qualities at 16t@i7c
per ID.
CHEEsE-The demand is not so good, and
the market is easier, though the receipts have
been only moderate. Prime to choice factory
is quoted Is (G16c per lib.
CUAL-Tnc MARKETS quiet and firm. Prices
unchanged Ohio RIVER is worth 6G6tsc; Ash
land, &c. Pittsburg, &c per brshel afloat We
quoted delivered to consumers: Ohio river, 1O0o
lie; Ashland, l2(Gl8c; Hooking Valley, from
Brighton elevator, 13c: Kanawna ana Mus
klngum Valley. 13c; Pitisburg, l5(G14c; and
kamawha canpcl, Nc per bu.
CANDLES-The market is steady with mod
crate demand and prices are unchanged We
quote star candles l6hWl7c. and common tai
low llS(0J2nc per Id.
COkDAGE - There has been little or no
change. and the market remains steady at pre-
yous rates. We quote: Manila. ,ld1aDl6c:
Sisal, la1s0l4c per lb, according to size; Jute is
worth lOt0l1c Der ID.
COFFEE-rhe market remains quiet and
steady with only a fair consumptive demand.
No change in prlces Best Rio is quoted 24125c
fair to good z215tg2S nc; and common 21hd22c
per ID. Laguayra is worth 25(G27c. and Java
33tp35c per Id.
COOPERAGE-There has been but limited
business doing through the week. The market
IS quiet, with no change in prices. We quote:
Flour brls, S5G4Oc; whisky brls. iron bound,
81 50G1 81; petroleum brls, 81 95<g2; tight, x,
wood bound, siu@l l5; oli brls, 75(o5; ham
tIerces, 50C60c; lard kegs, 4a(g soc; half hhds,
VI ~; pork brls. WcgSl; slack. half, S3 5OgA;
tight half. on-bound, 81 1901 Is; lard tlerces,
- l5Gol 25; beet tcrces, 81 15tg1 ~; hy-tlght
hhds, 81 5UnlGO
COOPERSTUFFS-The receipts have been
limited during the week, and under fair de-
mand the market rules firm, but prices are un-
changed: we quote: stayes, per 1.o0-koush
brl, Sl4Dl6; dressed do, S1G9lS; slack hogs
heads. S23t02S; tight 10. sz6(G52. Poles. Fer
l,Ovu--Fiourbrl, sa(glO: tight brl, $l2(9l4 hogs
nead poles, $25(cgi5
/ COTTON lARNS-Prices have advanced
| gDm nV hat nd tha,a
firm market at the following rates: Carpet
warp, white, per Id, 2Tc; carpet warp, colored,
35c; wicklng. 25c; coverlet yarn, .9c: batting,
14t920c; cotton twine, 22(a2ic; cotton rope, S2tg
s4c: trot lines, Bic; staging, 33c; selne twlne,
Doc.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic are firm, though
the market Is quiet, undcr moderate demand.
Apples are worth Fg9c; peaches, 7QGS1sc for
quarters, gDl0c for halves. per lb Foreign are
quiet though steady. We quote layer rasins
1908 ~ per box; hgs, 170laOc; dates, Tg1Oc;
plunes, lNml2c; currants, 7aySc; anu citron
35td 3Sc per lb.
EGGs-Tne demand is not equal to the re-
ccipts at present, and the market is duh at II
iglSc per dozen for fresh lots.
GREEN FkUllS-ihere has been no mate
rial change. Apples are steady, and selling
at " 500 50 for good to choice, and some in-
feriOr lots are quotei at - 20 per Drl. Foreign
arc i'll moderate demand and quiet, with little
or 10 change IN prices Oranges are worth
| "a OOtn5 o. per box for Messlna: S9glO per case
per box.
HAY-The demand is cniefiy for the best
| grades, the receipts OF which are large and
somewhat III excess OF the sales. The market
howcvcr. remains steady and prices are I'M
changed. No. / timothy is quoted S2StGs4 for
| loose, and s2Otp21 for close pressed per ton.
Inferior grade continue dull, the demand he
ing very hight ar sl5plS per ION.
| EEMF-Ine rece. pts are very light and the
demand is only moderate, but there is firm
| market. Rough Kentucky IS 'heu ut 81 70 per
| ton. and dressed l24atGl3c per Id.
! lllDES-Thc market is quiet and steady,
, W tn moderate receipts and demand No
| change III prices. We quote green hlues 7tgSc
per Id; wet sailed, eAGssc: dry fine, 14(G15c;
sheep pclts, 75c,n$l 70 for goni to prime. and
| 2UG 4oc for inferior.
HOPS-The market is steady and we observe
| no change. Prime to choice are worth 4OQgi5c
| per b.
IRON-There has been no material change.
rhe demand is moderate for both pig and NAL
leablc. The following are rates for pig iion
at four months, per tGsa;.,. ton; Chaarcoai,
do, % sM %; 40, mil, sa6; Alabama, Gcor-
gia and Tennessee. No. l, s27ta2S; No. ,,
$sG(a27; mill. %; stone-coai and coke iron. No.
l, ,$s6tg2S; No, 2, 2SD27; mill, S25tG26; Charcoal
cold-bast H. r., $40 JU.g50 W; Alabama,
Georgia ana Tennessee, warm ana cold
| blast, $35tGA0 Blooms, S8nSt9U. Wrought Scrap
per lh. 1tGl &c; do. east. per lb, sldlc; man
! ufac.ured HAT, rounu ana square Dar, boil
| iron. boiled. Nos. 1UtG27 41sG5 S-l0c; do, char
| coal, T-1Utghhc per Id; horse shoes, IS o.
| g6 rs per keg; mule shoes. S6 o75atG7 25 per
| keg; steel, American cast. 17g1sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c; imported tool steal, @OG
22c: German steel, 0(G1Oc nor ib.
LEAD-The demand Is fair and the market
| is steady. Pig is worth to the jObbng trade,
| TG71sc; bar, 71zGSc, and sheet lead, SHe per
pound.
LEATHEk-There has been no material
change in prices since last week. The market
rules quiet and steady. We quote: American
| KIP. per doz, s10OGl2O; French kip, SlC0G]20;
bride, per doz, $4,000; upper, per doz st0e6O;
skirting, S4O(@42: American caif-sklns. 81 2O(9
! l 40; Hench calf-skins, 81 1902 20: OAK sole,
4U(94sc; hemlock, do, 30tG35c; X. harness, 2S0
| 32c; harness, 3ig36c.
MILL FEED-The market remains about as
previously reported Bran Is rather scarce,
with moderate demand at $22(g23 per ton; snip
stuils are quiet, with moderate offerings at $23
lg24 per ton; middllngs are in fair request and
| steady at s21(go2 per ton. These rates are on
arrival. Dealers require ~ more per ton in
store.
MOLASSES-Tnere Is fair consumptive
demand, anu the market rules steady and
quiet, with no material variation in prices
New Orleans is worth 6U(g7Cc, and refined
sirups 4bctGs1 per gallon.
NAILS-The demand is light, but prices con-
tinue unchanged: 20 10 60d, So 25(g3 %: TO yd.
s3 5O@3 CC; to Ia, 50 1908 IS; to Sd. Edg4 10;
3d. "a 7Ss4 s.; 2a, ss7Sg5 s.; 3d. I. b.. 81 s5g635:
NAVAL srOREs-Therc is only very
moderate demand, but The market remains
steady at previous rates: We quote: Resin,
virgin. 5000 2b;lres'n. No ipale, s4 81; resin
No. ordinary, $3; resin, No. ordinary, 81 Is;
pitch, "a 50 tar, "a; spirits OF turpentinc, 40c.
UlLS-Linsecd is quiet, with liberal Offer
ings alG limited demand at f8l SIC per gallon.
Lard oil is firm and in far request at 81 100
IL per gallon for winter extra. Refined pc
troeum is steady. with moderate demand at
l3h(Olic per gallon.
PEANUTS-The market is trmer under an
improve! demand Best white are worth $40
0kc, and red 6g7c per Id for raw. Roasted are
worth Slg10c per 10, according to quality.
POTATOES-The receipts are light and the
demand is IN excess of the supply. The mar
ket is firmer, with some further advance in
prices. Best qualities are worth 81 1901 ~ per
bu, 50 20'D3 80 per brl In store, Inferior grades
are merely nominal.
POULTRI-Ihe market is not so firm to-
day under heavier receipts. Chickens are in
moderate demand at 81 5J@D5 50 per dozen for
live or dressed. Dressed turkeys are quoted
at l7GlSc per lb, with light offerings.
POWDER-The market is steady and the
demand is only moderate. We quote: Blasting,
$3 75G4, and rifle SIS 1906 per keg.
RlCE-Tnere is only moderate consllmp-
tive demand and the market rules quiet though
steady We quote: Louisiana 7x@Se anu Caro-
lima s(9s>sc, per lb.
SALT-The market has not changed since
our last, Domestic is in moderate request and
quiet at 23g25c per bu, and 81 25@1 IS per
brl. Turks Island is steady at 36G3Sc per
bu. Liverpool coarse Is in fair cemand, and
fnd nt nnbr