The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-26

| the demand. We quote: Chojoe Western Re
| serve, 2Ias2c; prime Southern and Central Ohio,
| i9a2Uc per 10. Extra selections ofsingle pack
| ages bring ia2c more per ID. Me'iium is worth
| 1Gal8c, anu common packing 1zai4c per lb.
L CHEESE There IS a steady market but the
demand continues rather light Wequote prime
to choice factory lo1a allcp per lb. ~ Ftt /.
1 ,COFFEE-Is steady with fair consumptive
domand at previous prices. We quote; itio II q
&c for common: 2aH a231sc for fair TO good; 24a
| 25c for prime 70 choice. Java is worth a2aSSc
| per lib.
at previous prices. Sales afioaJ are made at
| Shc per bu for YSugniogheny; Sc for Ray
mond City and Campbell creek; Tikc for Ash
| land; SIC for Ohio river. Muskingnm Valley
in cars Is worth 9c per bu; Hocking Valley at
elevator 1Uc per bu. We quote, delivered TO
consumers: Youghi0gheny 1zal3c; Raymond
City. Campbell Creek. Hooking Valley, and
Mpskingum at lSc; Ashland, llc and Ohio
DRIED FRUTrs-There is moderate de-
mestc at 81aai0c for apples, and lOallc for
peaches. Foreign are steady and quiet, with
Citron, per u. SSasoc; hgs, l4alsc; prnnes,
9al0c; dates, 7IsaSc; cnrrants, ixaSc per lb.
Layer raisins, per box, 81 4Ja2 81.
EGGS-There is steady market and fair
| GREEN FRUIlS-Apples are steady, and
/ good to choice sell at " 50a4 per brl. Peaches
are In good demand and firm ut s2a3 per bu In
boxes. Lemons sell at $10all perbox. Oranges
/ UT WOTu ~ 0Vuo w pOl DoAs
Y HAY-There is O steady market, with con-
ttinued good local demand fortle higher grades
which are scarce. Inferior hay is dull, and In
some cases hardly salable. Prices are un :
4 changed. We quote: No., timothy $25a26 f0r
loose, and S23ay4 for tight-pressed per ton, on
arrival. Inferior grades are worth s15al5 per
ton, on arrival In store dealers require $la2
more per ton.
HEMf-Continues dull, and prices are nomi-
naliy unchanged. We quote: Rough Kentucky,
S145al60 per ton, and dressed ll5sal1&c per Id.
/ HIDES--Are steady and quiet. No material
wet sailed. II sasc; dry Amt Iaal5c per ii; sheep
pelts are worth 75caSl 20 for good to choice.
and 20a40c for inferior.
IKON-The market remains quiet and steady.
| There is O fair demand for best quality pig
non. Malleable is in moderate request. We
quote the following as the range OF the market
for all gra.les of pig iron at months per ton,
Charcoal. hot blast III. R.-No |. $25a27; mo. =,
do, $24a25; DO mill, S23a24: Alabama. Geor-
gia and Tennessee, No. l, SIS U0a26 w: No
II, $24 OOa25 W; mil, $23 o. Stone-cOal and coke
iron-No. !, $25; No. ?, $23a24; mill, s21a23
Charcoal cold-blast-H. r., $4Oa5O; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, $s5a4O. Blooms ss0a9J. Wrought SCRAP
per lb> 1a1 NC: do, cast, per lib, &alc; manufac.
tured nat, round anu square bar, boiled, 2ka
I2Ac; do, charcoal. 3Ha4c per lb: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. loas1, 4a4hc: do: charcoal
5a5hc per lib; horse shoes, IS 75a6 w PEI
keg; mule shoes. $6 Z 5a7 w per keg; steel
American cast 17a1Sc; American cast sprln 4
| steel, l2c. Imported COol 5Ceels zOaSIcs GermaL
steel, 9al0c per lb.
MILL FEED-The offerings are limited ant
There IS fair demand with firm market
No material change in prices. We quote: Bran
t$le GOALS go; shipstuffs, s19a29; and middllng
IS28a33 per ton, on arrival, and S1a2 more pc
ton IN store:
| OILS-There is light demand for linseed
(which Is quoted TOc per gallon for prime. LarC
oil is steady, with fair request at 81 03a1 05 pei
gallon. Rehned petroleum is worth llal2c Pc
| gallon and is in moderate demand.
| POTATOES-Are dull and nominal at 81
per brl. Sweet potatoes are worth s4a4 5O pc
brl, for prime.
PoULrRY-Lve chickens are in moderat
demand with large receipts. We quote w 5O
/, 3 OO per doz for large, anu 81 5Oa2 UO for smal
J. per doz.
/; RlCE-There is quiet and steady market a
I7Ha7Ac for Louisiana, and TAI Hc for Ranggoo
4; per Id. Carolina Is scarce anu quoted ga "
per lb.
b SALT-There is a moderate demand for do
mestic at 26c per bu and 81 45 per brl on ar
rival, and drayage added when delivered
Turks Island is firm at 35a31c per bu. Liver
pool coarse is steady and quiet at 81 25al 30 pc
sack.
v SEED-Timothy is steady, with fair deman
at 81 9Da3 10 per bu in store. Clover Is quiet a
13%c per lb In store for prime. Flax seed /
t quoted 81 80 per bu, with fair demand
~ SUGAR-The market Is easier, under NOR
; moderate demand. We, quote: New Orleans
It lUkalOhc; "B" white, IOsS alu%c; "a" whit
{. lO,s a10Xc, and hard, 1lAai1>sc per lb.
TALLUW-There is steady market, til
s ! demand and receipts being about equal, at Stz
j. per lb for prime country, and SIC for cit
rendered.