The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-04

Acc: bright lugs. l7@22c; pdght trash. u@l7c;
dark leaI, io(glSci dark lugs, 1lYl8c; dark
trash. 9@loc per 10; Manufacturing grades:
22c; dark wrappers, 14(0isc; dark filters, 100
l2c per lb. ONO seed Is worth 14024c for cigar
wrappers, 8@ec for cigar nllers.
COTTONTMarket dull to-day, with sales of
J SO bales. No change in prices. We quote:
middllng, l5c middlmg, TXc; good mid
ding, l6c: middling fair, iie1lc; fair, 17Xc per
| lb Stock on hand, ii .633 bales
/ WHISKY-Is quiet to-day, though firm.
Sales Of l64 brls. at 81 IA and 20 brls. at 81 10
per gal
| ALCOHOL-Tne market is easier, and we
quote 81 81 per gallon for 9S per cent. above
proof, with moderate demand.
| AbHES-Are In moderate request. and we
quote potash $4,000; pearlash &c per ID.
| BAGS--Are IN limited request, but with a
| steady market at previous rates. We quote:
Seamless cotton sacks, 2 Du, 2S033c; burlaps, 2
bu, lo9llc; burlaps, bu, l49l5ci gunnies. 2
bu, l40l5c; gunnics, bu, 23(DAc.
BARK-The arrivals are mainly OF common
old bark, which is hardly salable. Prime
chestnut oak is rather scarce and steady at $13
(D14 per cord.
BEANs-There is large supply and only o
limited demand. Common to medium are
worth 81 bO@1 81, and best qualities are quoted
" 1902 l5 per bu.
BEESWAX-Is In fair demand and firm, and
prime lots are worth TG2sc per lb.
| BRUOM-CORN-Ihere is very quiet market,
the demand being light and no change In prices.
We quote: Red brush lOc; green stalk braid
| II h012hc, and green hurl 136lc, per lb.
| BROOM5-The market is firm and moder-
ately active, with no material variation IN
prices. We quote: Common, per doz, $3g3 20;
hurl, "a 0OtG4 rs; Shaker, 50 1904 10; Steamboat,
BUTrER-The best table butter is in good
demand, with light receipts and selling at 25O
gOc per Id for new; single packages OF fancy
selections bring N93c more; good to prime old
ita affn
mand; medium grades are dull at 17G1sc, and
common are also in very light demand and
held at l3(015c per lb
CANDLES-Are rather dull, but we observe
no change in prices. Common tallow are worth
II 1l@12jsc, and star candles, T1zQGlsc per lb
| COkDAGE-There is fair demand, with a
steady market, and prices have undergone no
material change. We quote: Manila, lao
size. Jute is worth lO(0l1c per Id.
| CHEESE-There is moderate demand, with
limited supply, and the market is steady for
old at A1s9l5c for prime factory. Good to
i prime new Is quoted l3014c per lb
COAL-The market remains steady though
quiet. The rates afioat are SC for Pittsburg,
Sc for Ashland, ard 6c for Ohio River. We
quote, delivered to consumers, 10c for Ohio
River; 1l(gl2c for Ashland; 12c for Hooking
Valley, Muskngum Valley and kanawha ;
l2G1sc for Pitts6urg, and 2l922c for Kan
awha camel per bu.
COOPERAGE-The demand is light, with
good offerings, and there is very quiet mar
ket. We quote: Flour barrels, 35g40c; whisky
| brls, iron-Dound, 81 50g1 IS; petroleum bris,
81 25@1 IS; oil brls, 25yl 81; ham tlerces, 500
66c; lard Kegs 4b(g5Oc; half hhds, II ~; pork
brls, &c,GSl; lard tierces, 81 1901 10; beef
tierces, 81 TOtG1 81; fly tight hhds, 81 5Og1 GO.
OOPERSTUFfS-There is a limited de-
mand, but the receipts are moderate and prices
continue steady. We quote: Barrel poles. $500
~; tight Drl 90, $l2O16; hogshead poles, $25(Q45
per 1000. Staves-kough Drl, $1a(0l4; dressed
do, $601S; hogshead, $2OQ125; tight do, S3O035
| Fer ,0O.
4 COFFEE-The market is steady with fair
demand. We quote: Rio, 2l(02114c for common; !;
a@GMc for fair to prime, and Mh@25c for
cnoice quality, per 10. Java is quoted at 330
35c, and Laruayra. 26l02Tc per ID.
| COTTON YARNS-Tne market is steady.
| with good demand at previous quotations, as
follows Assorted numbers per lb, &c; carpet
\ warp. white, per lD, 21c; carpet warp, colored,
per lb, 34c; wicking per lb 26c; coverlet yarn,
29c; batting, 14lQ2Jc; cotton tw!ne, per lb, 22lu
2lc; cotton rope, per Id, 22tg24c: trot lines, per
Id, 30c; staging, per lb, 33c; seine twlne. per
| lb, 84c.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestc is quiet and in
moderate demand. Apples are worth S09c;
peaches, spYc for quarters, 9h0g1O y for halves,
per pound. Foreign are steady, with fair de-
mand. We quote: Figs, 14GlSc; dates, 71ltGSc;
prunes, g0l1c; citron, 9NG33c: and currants,
| 7hQSc per lb. Layer raisins are worth $3QQ3 Is
per box.
! EGG5-The receipts are much lighter. and
4 under fair demand the market is firm. Fresh
l0tS sell aC loc pOf COZen.
| FEATHERS-Ihed demand is fair, with large
receipts, and the market remains steauy.
Dealers are paying 4sc per lb for prime live
| geese.
quest and scarcer. Wequote good s293; prime
to choice grades, So 5000 80 per brl. Foreign re-
| main quiet and steady ut $495 per box for or
anges and $6(G8 for lemons.
HAY-There is o fair consumptive demand
for the best grades with moderate receipts and
| a steady market No. timothy is quoted $23(g
"a for loose pressed.and S21tG22 for hard pressed
per ton. Inferior grades are dull and held al
$l5(0l8 per ton, all on arrival, and ~ more per
| ton is required in store.
HEMP-There is very light demand, but
holders are firm under, moderate receipts
| Rough kentucky is quoted $l6OlGI70 per ton,
| and dressed l2HW13c per lib.
| HIDES-There is n limited demand, but the
supply is rather light and the market continues
| steady. Green hiucs are worth 6Ia(g7c, green
salred S@sc, dry Mint l4gl6c per lb: Sheep
pelts are worth 75cll$l IS for best quality, AMI
| common are selling at 20lG40c.
HOPS-Arc firm, with fair demand, and best
Eastern arc worth 4)G45c per lb.
| 1RON-Pig iron is dull and malleable is
| quiet with only moderate demand. No change
| in prices. We quote the following showing
the current rates for pig-iron at months per
ton: Charcoal. hot blast Hanging kock-No /,
s2s ooGSO 90; No. =, do, $27ysS: 40, mlll s26 20;
No. 2, s26a27; mill $a6 90; stonc-coal and coke
iron. No. ], S2Gfg2s; No. 2, 25ln?7; MILL $22026;
Charcoal, cold-Dlast-H. r., S40<g50; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee warm and cold
blast S35g45. Blooms, SSOd9U. Wrought Scrap
per ID. 1MIH do, cast, per lb, slQt1c; man.
ufactured Hat, round and square bar, boil
ed 2I<(g2hc; do, charcoal, 3,a(ly4c per lb; sheet
iron, Boiled, Nos l0G27, 41sg5 j. l0c; do, char
coal, 7-10GGisc per lb; horse shoes. s5 STn
at rs per keg; mule shoes. S6 oT1s(g7 2G per
keg; steel, American cast, 17@1sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel. 2U(Q
22c; German steel, 90lOc per lb.
LEAD-There is moderate demand and
pig lead is firm, but we observe no material
variation in rates. We quote: Pig lead, 7g7kc,
and bar lead, 7aQGSc; sheet lead, S5c per lb.
HElt-ls in moderate request and the
market remains quiet and steady at previous
rates. We quote: American kip, per pound
65GS1 90; French kip, 81 lOtD1 so; bride, per
dozen $55 0Og6O 10: upper, per foot, S23'OU
(G25; skirting, H0G42: American calf-sk1ns,
81 2O(01 40; French calf-skins, 81 7a0D2 IS; OAK
sole, 40(g42G; hemlOck, do, 3Ug36c; Il. harness,
23,G2Tc; harness, 3ia3Sc.
MILL FEED--1he market has undergone
little or no change. Bran is in limited demand
with moderate receipts, and quoted at $40 500
20 per ton; shpstuffs Continne quiet at $2l(G22
per ton; middllngs are scarce and in moderate
request at $sSd27 per ton, all on arrival, and
S2 more per ton in store.-
MOL ASsES-There is quiet market, with
moderate demand. No change in prices. New
Orleans is worth 6O(015c, and refined sirups 45c
lU$1 per gallon. according to quality.
NAlLS-Are in fair request and firm, and
we quote: ~ to 60d, 50 25uD3 IS; s to I'd. SIS 50