The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-12

919xc for half peaches. per lb. Lemons are
worth s6GT Der box, and Creole Oranges are
quoted seTl0 per uri, ana MeSsina are quoted
at s3 50td4 per box.
GINSEN(a-ls In moderate aemand, witha
steady market at 81 As perlb. for prime lots.
HAi-The market is quiet though steady.
The demand is mainly for the best grades. In-
ferlor grades are still dull, with large ex-
cess OF receipts. No. timothy ls quoted at
$22(G23 for loose pressed; S2Ua2l Tor close
pressed, and Inferior grades are held at $l4.9
Is per ton, on arrival, and all are worth W
more in store.
quiet. The demand is moderate and the Offer
ings are rather light Prices are unchanged.
Rough Kentucky Is worth $l45(0l5O per ton.
and dressed is worth 101s@lic per 10.
demand IS about equal TO the receipts. Prime
Greon hides are worth 79Sc; wet salted, S19
01xc; dry salted 14(D15c.: sheep pelts 75cq$l rs;
gooI to prime. 25GG5Oc for common
HOPs-There Isa fair demand, and prices
remain steady with no material variation.
Prime to choice lots arc worth 4otI47c per lb.
LEAD AND SHOT--The market is firm for
both and prices are unchanged. We quote:
Shot, assorted, per kcg, 2SG2y; buck DO, $3.50
LEAThER--The market issteady with fair
demand and prices have undergone no
change We quote: American kip per
doz. sl0U@l2J; French KIP, $lOOgl2: birdie,
per doz, Ss5to6o; upper. per doz $50GatO; skirt
81 20(0l 4,; foreign calf skins, per lD., VI 70
(gz ~; Oak sole, 4UD4Sc per Id; nem'ock, 900
a5c. per pound: rough harness, per lD, 2o(gSsc.
harness leather, 34Q136c per Id
MILL FEED-The marKeJ remains quiet and
steady. The receipts are liberal and there is
fair demand. We quote bran. $1TglS; ship
stufy, $i9(a2U; mlddlings $25S3O per ton, all
on ARRIVAL and " more per ton In store.
MOLASSES-There 1s fair cOnsumptive
demand and no change in prices. New Orleans
ID quoted at C0og1Oc, and Refined sirups arc
selling 5Oct@s!. per pallor, according to the
quality.
UILs-We observe no material change In the
market. L:nsccd remains firm, with fair de-
mand at e.igS3c per gal. Lara oil is steady
ana i'll far request at 81 1901 IL per gal for ex-
current-make. Refined petroleum is still quiet
at l2c per gal.
material change. The receipts are large and
there is q fair demand for best peacibiOws at
sOgS5c; inferior grades are dull ut WlD7Uc per
bu, Oh arrival, and fUc more per bu in store.
POULTkY-There has been no material
change since our last. The receipts are good
and there is unfair demand for chickens at " ~
0g3 z5 for live, and $3g4 for dressed per
doz. Dressed turkeys are in moderate request
at12igl3c per Id.
POWDER R-Inere is steady market, with
fair demand, aII, we observe no Ciiange IN
prices during the week. Rifle is worth so 75a
i; and blasting, 50 5003 Is per keg of 25 lbs.
RICE-The demand is moderate, with quiet
but steady market. Wcquote LOUISIANA at ~
@8c, and Carolina SgShc per lb.
SALT-Domeatic remains quiet with m0uer-
| aGe demand at 24ly25c per bu, 81 49Gi 10 pei
bri. Turks Island is steudy. lat o7M3Sc per bu
and Liverpool coarse Is in fair request at II u
| 0g1 Us per sack.
SEED-Clovcr is steady with moderate re-
| ceitps and fair demand at 9sc on arrival, lUt
| in store, per ib. Timothy is in moderate re.
quest at 81 1902 IS per bu. in store. Flax seeG
| il quiet at 81 75 Der bu.
oUGAk-There is still fair cOnsumptite
demand, but otherwise the market is quiet
New Orleans is quoted at StG91Sc; yellow re.
nned, yig1Qc; extra "C.", lozG1U7sc: "B'
white. 1OH@!05.c: "a" white. iVss'QlOTc, and
, hard is worth n2SG1lhc per lb.
IALLOW-Tnere has been no change OF any
| Importance, and the market remains steady,
| with the receipts and demand about equal
Prime country rendered is worth SIC per b.
| mand, but nothing doing beyond that, of any
| Ql$l; Oolong, 4Oc(U$l. Green--Y Young Tyson,
40c(GS1 10; Hyson, 4Uc1O1; Imperial. 50cg$1 %;
Gunpowder, S1Qg$i 40.
WOODEN WARE-There has been 10 mate
rial change in the market since our last. There
| is only a moderate demand We quote: Tubs,
nests. Be-, 81 25; tubs, nests. 8s So 10; tubs No.
/, s8; tubs, No. 2, 81; TUBS, No. 3, 81; buckets
81 85; churns. No. ], $40; churns, No. 2, ~ TO-
churns, No. 3, $S: washbQards, W.
WOOL-Ihe receipts have been very m0der.
ate, but the demand is also lignt. frices arr
also UNCHANGED. W. quote: Unwashed, cloth
ing, 32(D34c; do cOmbng 87QJSoc; fleece washed
44lg47c; tuD-wasneG, Ug5zc; pulled wool. .
| (U9Sc.