The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-05
bu, lo@1lc; bulrlaps, 4 bu, l9lsc; g,,unnies, .

BARh-There Is only amOueraue uemanur
but the receipts are rather limited, and prices
arc steady. Prime cnesndt oak is worth $12 50
0O13 per cord, afloat.
BEESWAX-Tnere has been no material
change during the week, and prime lots are
worth 26lg21c. per lb, on arrival:
BEANS-The market is inactive under mod
crate demand and good receipts, Choice nayies
are worth 81 1902 26,, and mediums sell at VI %
BUTTER-The market is without any mate
rial change. The demand for the best table
butter is about equal to the supply. The ie-
ceipts Of medium are largely IN excess OF the
sales. Inferior grades are in fair request for
packing. Prices remain steady. Choice West
ern Reserve will bring Soc per ID; Prime but
ter is worth CSC. Mediums are held at 24g25c,
and common are worth 2Ot02lc per lib.
CHEESE-The market continues quiet under
fair receipts and moderate demand. Prime
to choice factory Is worth 15Ol6c per ID.
UOFFEE-Tnere Is still only fair con-
sumptlve demand. Beyond the Joqbing sales
there Is little doing prGss naye
common. II lh023Hc for fair to good, &!9Mhc
for prime ana 25c for choice per Id, and some
small lots of fancy 25H026c, Laguayra is
worth 24(025e, and Javs s3t934c per pouno-
COAL-The market remains quiet with mod
crate demand. Buyers generally are demand
ing concessions from previous rates, but prices
have not, so far, materially declined. The
Sc, and pittsburg &c per bu; We quote, deiiy-
cred to consumers: Hooking valley, from
brighton elevator. 12c; Ohio River, l0gllc;
Muskingum Valley, l3e; kanawha, l2c; Pitts
burg, 1sc; Ashland, 1l0D12, and Kanawha Can
W CoTTON IARNs-There has been no mate
rial variation in prices since our last. We
Nos, nc; carpet warp, white, &c; do colored,
Mc; Wicking; &c; cOverlet yarn, 25c: cotton
twine, 19a2Sc; cotton rope, s0gs2c per lb; 5oOs.
per doz lie; COOS, &c: 7UOs. &c; batting, I9@.2c
per lb.
UANDLES--There is little doing, and prices
l tsaI .,ha n
quote common tallow, II 1.gl2hc; star candles,
COOPERAGE-Ihe market remains quiet
under good offerings and limited demand and
55@4Oc; whisky brls, iron bound, 81 75(g2; pc;
troleum prls, vi 9o@a; tight half barrels, wood
bound, 81 lO(01 Is; oil brls, 75g2; ham tierces,
T5c; lard Kegs. 45c; half hhds, 81 40; pork
brls, 81 90; slack half Iris, S3 5O(g4 per dOz;
tight half brls, iron bound, s5ca$l; lard tier
ces, 81 1901 %; beef tierces VI 1901 W; lily -tight
| nhds, 81 50(G1 Is.
COOPERS' sTUFF-There is an inactive
market with liberal supply and moderate de-
mand. we quote: Flour brl poles, ,$6tge: tight
brl DO, $l2(014; hogshead poles, $26050 per
thousand. Staves-kough brl, $129l4; dressed
do, $l5lg16; hogshead. $23CG26; tight do. *25@2s
| per l,O0U
| UORDAGE-Tnert is a moderate demand at
previous rates: Manila is worth 14h(0151ac;
Sisal rope, i11a@121ac; Jute rope, lOglc per 10.
EGGS-Thcre is steady market, with the
l
arrivals are worth 25g26c per doz..
| GINSENG-The market is quiet under limited
receipts and moderate demand, but prices are
steady and prime lots are worth ii % per To-.
| FRUIIS-There Is moderate demand for
green apples, with good supply, at 81 t0G2 on
for common, 50 d0(do3 10 for prime to choice per
brl. Dried fruits are steady but qnlet, at 6(G
TIC Tor apples. 6hg11ac for quarter peaches,
9hG91zc for half peaches, per ID. Lemons are
worth s6(a7 per box, and Creole Oranges are
quoted $10(Q12 per bill
FEATHERs-Tne market is steady, with
moderate demand and receipts, and prime live
geese are worth 45c per lb.
HAYlThe demand is moderate and chiefly
for the best grades. Lower qualities are dull
with receipts far in excess OF the sales. There
has been no essential variation in prices. we
quote $2SiG24 for loose pressed No. timothy
and s2Q92l for close pressed, per ton. Inferior
grades are ogered at $14g1S per ton. Ihest
rates are on arrival. and " more is required IL
store, u,
HEMP-The market is steady and quiet. The
| offerings and demand are both moderate ant
prices are unchanged. Rough kentucky Ii
worth $145lQ16O per ton, and dressea Is worti
ll0Ol1 nc per lD.
HlDES-The marKeu remains steady; tn
J demand is about equal to the receipts. Prm
J Green hides are worth 1850; wet salted. $40
, 9hc; dry salted 14015c; sheep pelts 75ctg$1 25
! gooI to prime. 25lG5Oc for common
HOPS-There has been no change and tn
! market is steady with fair demand at 45(G47
, per lb. forprime SAMPLES.
LEATHEK-The demand is fair and ther
! is steady market. We quote: American XII
per doz, $l0Og12G: French kip. $lOyQG12U; bride
, per doz, $55l06O; upper. per doz $5O(06O; skirt
ing. do 4Oa4ac.: American calf SKINS. per N
81 1tGl 4U; foreign calf skins, per To-, 81 z
az ~; Oak sole, 4D94sc per Id; nemlock, 300
, 3sc per pound; rough harness, per ID, 2S(g32c.
J harness leather, 4(g36c per lb
LEAD AND SHOT-There is but little doinI
but the market .remains steady at previou
rates. We quote: Shot, assorted, per keg, 2Stl
%: buck do, $26g27; Pig lead, 7A@71c; ba
! lead, 71aGSc.
MILL FEED-The market is still oule
though steady, and there is moderate demant
and at previous rates. We quote bran S17glS
shipstuls, $1SG2v; miGdlings $25@2s per ton
on arrival, and ~ more per ton IN store.
| MOLASSES-The demand IS o My moderate
and the market for New Orleans is very easy
at G5(G7Oc, for best grades. Refined sirups arr
worth 50clp$!. per gallOr according to quality.
NAVAL STORES-There is only moderate
demand and prices show no material change
Resin. virgin, is quoted at IS O0(g5 %; resin
No. / pale saga 50; resin, No. ordinary. 50
resin, No. ordinary, S2 10 per brl: pitch, "a so
tar, "a, ana spirits OF turpentine 4Og42c per gal
lon.
UILS-There is a far demand with steaay
market for Linseed at 80Gs2c per gal. Larf
oil is firmer with an improved demand and ex
ira current-make is worth 81 II per gal ke
fined petroleum is steady atl9c per gal
1 POTATOES-We observe no material change
since our last. There is a fair demand for the
best qualities but inferior grades are neg.
lected. Choice peachblows are worth SOt@S5t
per bu; common. 6OQ97Uc per bu, on arrival
ana 1Oc more in store per bu.
POULTRl-The supply is IN excess Of tht
demand. Live chickens or worth 81 50Vt2 gu
dressed s203 per doz. Dressed turkeys ART
quoted 11Ql12c per lb.
POWDER-1here is little doing and prices
are unchanged. Rifle is worth $5 75G6; blast
ing, 50 50(Q3 rs per keg of rs lbs.
PEANUTS-Are in fair demand at 5x(G61at
for prime TO choice. Roasted are worth 8t010c
per lb.
RICE-fhe market IS quiet with moderate
consumptlve demand, and prices have moi
| changed. We quote Carolina at 6GSkc
Louisiana. 7k98c. and Kangoon at 65atg7t
per 10.
SALT-The market for domestic is rathe,
dull, with some decline in prices. Selling now
| at 2402oc per bu, II 35Gl 4U per bri Turks
Island is steBdy at 3G@3sc per bu., and Liver
pool coarse Is in fair request at 80 75@2 S5 pei
sack.
SEED-Clover IS steady with moderate re.
| ceitps and fair demand at 9sc on arrival, lUC
| in store, per ib. Timothy is in moderate re-
| quest at S2 7502 IS per bu. in store. Flax seed
| is quiet at II Is per bu.
| SUGAk-Tnere is still fair consumptivt
demand, but otherwise the market is quiet
New Orleans is quoted at SlG9hc; yellow rc.
| nned, y,g1Uc; extra ''C." IuxG10Xc; "B'
white, lG,I@!0hc: "A" white. lOnGGiOzc, and
hard. II h@gliAc per lh.