The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-25


C0TTON-rherc is dull market to-day,
with sales OF bales No change in prices.
W . quote: Ordinary, lac; good ordinary. i41sc;
ding, l6hc per h. Stock on hand, 14,747 bales.
WHISkf-The marker is steady, but very
quiet. Sales to-day. 1OS brls at 81 per gallon.
BEANS-The market remains about as last
Medium grades. 81 Sal9O, and best navys are
worth ~ l5g2 rs yer bu.
BROOM-CORN--There IS steady and quiet
market with moderate receipts and fair de-
131Ml4c, green stalk braid nkQ126c, and
rod brush l0c per lb.
BUITEh-There has been no change OF any
consequences In tho market as regards Jive best
grades, which are still In good lOaal demand at
full prices with only moderate receiptss. Me-
dunn grades are dull, and inferior packing
grades'are in limi ted request, and the supply
Of each is greatly in excess of the demand. We
quote: Prime to choice tablo butter, 28(G28c..
and l(02c more can be obtained for single pack
ages OF extra selection; medium, 21(g23c, and
lower grades l6gl9o per ID.
CHEESE-The demand is not SO good, and
the market is easier, though the receipts have
been only moderate. Prime to chO.ce factory
is quoted 161s secl6c per lib.
COFFEE-There Is lair consumptive de-
mand, and prices remain unchanged. We
quote: Rio Il 11st022c for common, x21<0y24hc
for prime, and 25c for choice. Laguayra is
worth 25(g27c. and Java sells at 3Sg86c per lib.
CUAL-Tne market remains quiet but firm,
and we observe no variation IN prices. The
rates afioat are: b1ac for ohio river, &c for
Ashland, &c for PittsDurg, per bushel; deliver
ed to consumers Ohio River is worth 1Ogilc;
Ashland. 12(glSo; Hooking Valley, from Brign-
ton elevator, 13c; Musklngum Valley, 13c;
ksnawnq, lsc; Pitlsburg, lod0l4c; and kanaw-.
ha camel, 24c per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-The market remains about
as previously reported. Prices have UNDER
gone no material change Domestic are firm
ln..a inIx
yhc.; peaches, 7Qy8,sc for quarters, 8yi0c for
halyes, per lb' Foreign are quiet and steady,
with moderate demand. We quote: Figs,
17G20c; prunes, 1llDl2c; currants, 71GSc per
10. Haisins are worth $S 10tG3 20 per box for
layer.
EGGS-The market is weaker under larger
receipts, and the demand beng only moderate,
we have some decline to notice from our pre-
vious quotations, Fresh arrivals are now
worth l9Il20c Der dozen.
FEA1HERS-Tnere Is still moderate de-
mand, and the market rules steady. with lin
iteG receipts Prime live geese are worth Al
g46C per Id. on arrival
GREEN FRUlTS-Appies are IN moderate
request and ample supply at 81 5O,gsbU per brl
for good to choice some inferior qualities are
worth ~ per brl, on arrival. Foreign fruits
arc quiet and steady. We quote: Oranges, SB 60
per box for Messlna, ana $901O per case
for Valencia; and Lemons are worth $5 5UG6
per box.
HAY-The market continues firm and quiet.
lHtTc Id u SOOu ucHlduQ 1Of
best grades, sales OF which generally absorb
the receipts. Common qualities are very dull,
being almost unsuitable. Prices remain steady
and unchanged. No. timothy is worth $500
20 for loose pressed: sl9091 for hard pressed.
Inferior grades are held at $l40D1S per ton.
These rates are on arrival In store s2 more is
asked.
HEMP-Tne receipts are very light and the
demand is only moderate, but there IS a firm
market. Rough Kentucky is held at IL 20 per
ton, and dressed ~ 1,(l l5C Der In.
HlDES-The market is quiet and steady,
with moderate receipts and demand. No
change in prices. We quote green hiues 7(gSc
per Ib; wet sailed. S4(ggIsc; dry fine, 140e15c;
sheep peits, 7Sctn$l rs Tor good to prime. and
20id4Jc for inferior.
lRON-Tne market remains steady and un-
changed. We quote as follows. with pig iron
hot blast Ii. k.-No. l, szseas; NO. u
do, SIT 90; 40. mil, $s6; Alabama, Geor:-
gia anu Tennessee, No. l. Sz7tG2S; No. 2.
Ys6ldE; mill s6; stone-coai and coke iron. No.
s26G2S; No. z, 25lD27; mill, $25(I26; Charcoal,
oold-blast H. R., s4O 3O(g50 w; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm ana cold
blast $35@4O. Blooms, SSGa9O. Wrought Scrap
per lb, 1Gl Ac; do, cast, per lb, X0t1c; man
ufactured Hat, round and square bar, boil
ed. 2Iz(g2sc; 40. charcoal. S1sGy4c per lb; sheet
iron. boiled. Nos. 1UG27, 1905 5-l0c; do, char
coal, 7-lNGf%c per ID; horse shoes, s5 SIX
keg; steel, American cast. 17@1sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel, 2U(G
pc; German steel, 9Q910c per lib.
MILL FEED-The market is Armer' under
light receipts. The demand for bran is modcr-
ate at $2ag24 per ton; snIpstufs are quiet at
s24QD25 per ton; mlddiings ale in fair request
anu steady at S27(@o3 per ton. These rates are
on arrival, and in store dealers ask ~ more.
MOLASoEs-Tnere Is steady anu quiet
market and the demand being mainly for
home consumption. No change IN prices New
Orleans is quoted 80(G7Uc, and refined sirups,
bOgGsl per gallon, according to quality:
NAlLs-The market is steady and quiet.
We observe no change Of any importance
10 prices: 10 to 6Ud, $3 260g3 35: to vi,
So 5WG3 10; 9 to 10, So 1903 IS; TO 5d, $414 10:
3d, " al s5; 2d IS 75(g5 s.; Ill, b.. S6 25Qg6 3d.
cut spikes. 50 5U(G87f.
OILe-There.is is quiet and steady market
for Linseed at sue per gallon. Lard oil re-
mains, firm and is in fair demand at 81 1901 II
per gallon. Refined petroleum is in moderate
request and steady at l3lDl4e per gallon.
PuTATOES-The market Is steady ana quiet. |
Tie receipts are moderate and the demand is |
chiefly for best quality which are quOted at
u lOe+1 10 per bu, and 50 1908 20 per brl m |
store. Inferior are regarded'as nominal, hav- |
my little or no sale. |
POULTkl The market is firm; the demand |
being far and tho receipts moderate. Chickens
are Worth So tO(06 W per dozen for live or
tressad. Dressed turkeys are. quoted 16gl7c
Der lb.
RlCE-The market is quiet with moderate
demand only. We quote: LOUIS
ANA 1h(gse and Carolina SGS16c, per Ib.
SALT-Domestic remains steady and quiet
at 23a25o per bu, and 81 25Qg1 35 per brl.
There is a-moderate demand for Turks Island
Ut 36g3Sc per bu. Liverpool coarse is In mode |
rate request and quoted at 81 35@l ~ per
sack.
SEED-Clover is quiet and steady. with mod
crate demand at 11f9l1Hc per III. Timothy is
quoted at ss 65G2 rs per Du, with limited safes.
these rates. arc from store. We hear OF no |
on arrival Flax is worth 81 7b
Der bIi. and steady.
SUGAk-There is fair consumptive de- |
mand, but beyond that the market is inactive. |
We quote: New Orleans at 71stgyc: yellow re-
ined, %a0kc:, extra ~" i0N@lOAc: ..B"
white, l0he9lD1sc; IA" white, lU5sGl0xc;
iard, 11Lg1l2<c per lD.
TALLOW-Ihe demand is equal to the re-
,elpts, and there is still steady market at 81
gSsSc per ID for prime country.
WUOL-Ihe demand is fair and receipts |
moderate. The market remains firm, with no |
,hange in prices. We quote: Unwashcd, |
,iothing, 35g36c; unwashcd, combing, SSiG 4sc;
'eece-washeu, i5Y48c; tub-wash, Il, 5U.@02e;
JtIlled, 4Uc.
Cincinnati Lire StocI; Markes