The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19
green stalk brad, nx@ls,1c, and red brush.

green stalk braid, 1lX6J12}kc, and red brush,
| l0c per Id on arrival.
| BUrTEh-Thcre has been little or no change
\ in the market since our last. The supply Of
| best table butter generally falls short of the
demand and iull prices are obtained Medium
| grades continue to accumulate and there Is
also large excess Of receipts of inferior grades
as both are sill dull. We erepeat previous quo
| tatiOns: Prime TO choice table butter is worth
2J(G2Sc, and l,a2c more per ID can be had for
| extra selections IN single packages. Medium Is
quoted 23 BIC. and common IL Q2Uc per lib.
! CHEESE-ihere las been no change in the
market. The demand and receipts are about
cnual, and both are moderate. Prime TO chocc
factory 10 worth 169l6hc per ID.
| COFFEE-There is fair c0nsumpt1ve de-
| mand, and prices remain unchanged. We
| quote; Rio .11s0D22c for common, x21S0D241ac
for prime, and 21c for choice. Laguayra Is
worth 25Cg27c. and Java sells at Ss!G3tc perlb.
| CUAL-TDe market is firm, with no material
change inprices. Sales afloat are made at 20
Bhc Tor Ohio river, Sc for Ashland and DC for
Pittsburg, per bushel The retail trade is mod
sumers: Ohio River, 10tgl1c; Ashland, 12@lsc;
liOcsIng Valley, from Brighton elevator, H1sD
13c: MusklDgum Valley and Kanawna lac, and
Pittsburg, B0l4c; kanawna cannei, 24c per
bu.
DRIED FRUITs-The market has UNDER
| gone no change. Domestic are firm and mod
erately active. Wequote: Apples, 8yg9hc; and
peaches 7!GSbc for quarters, aGi0c ior halves,
per ID. Foreign are quiet and steady, with
| q moderate demand. We quote: Figs, l7lG%c;
prunes, ll0Dl2c; currants, 7tQySc per ib. Rails
ins are worth 50 100 nS2 % per box for layer. :.
| EGGS-The market is steady, with demand
about equal to the receipts at 2l@22c per dozen
for fresh lots.
FEATHERs-The market is steady, with tho
demand and rcceJts about eQuai, and deal
ers are paying 48c per lb for prime live geese.
GREEN FRUIrs-Apples are in moderate
request and ample supply at " S0D3 " per Drl
for good TO choice Some inferior qualities are
worth " per Drl, on arrival Foreign fruits
(0b per box for Mcssina and S9N1O per case for
Valencia; and Lemons are worth 80 sO18 w
per box.
| HAY-Thsre is a steady market. and the
demand for the best grades continues fair and
fully equal TO the receipts Inferior grades
are dull, with little or no sale. Prices have
undergone no material change. No. timothy is
worth a30p24 for loose pressed, *20021 for hard
pressed, per ton. Common grades are quoted
$1eQ018 per ton, all on arrival. and " more per
HEMF~ine receipts are very light and the
demand is only moderate, but there is q firm
market. Rough Kentucky is held at 81 Is per
ton, and dressed l2h h1Gl3c per 10.
HiDESErhe market is quiet and steady.
with moderate receipts and demand. No
per il; wet saiteu. sxasXc; dry nne, i4@f5c;
sheep pelts, 75c.aSl Is Tor go0I to prime, and
2Oa(oc for inferior.
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for pig iron At 4 months per ton. Charcoal
hot blast H. R,-No. 1. S2StqYy; No. Q
a do. sN 90: DO, mill, s26; Alabama, Geor-
gia and Tennessee. No. /. s21a2s; No. 2.
/ SHNa 3s: M . p5D27: mill. $25(dpQ6: Charcoal.
cold.biast II. r., y4U OUlGbO 20; Alabama,
4 George ana Tennessee, warm ana cold
blast. s850plO. Blooms, SSO,a9O. Wrought Scrap
per ID, l0Gl nc; do, cast, per lib, x0iic; man.
cIf SImSkc: DO charcoal axfG4c per III: shaet
irou. boiled. Nos. lUg27, 4S(gb y-I6c; do, char
. coal. S 7.lO(dHhc per Id; horse shoes, IS 81.
(n8 25 uer Reg: mule shoes, S. STx(G7 25 per
= Eeg: steel. Anierlcan cast i7ia1ec; Americ can
cast sprIng steel. lac: Jmported tool steel, 1(f
: 99c (Iermnn steeI NG1()c ner lb.
MIL FEED-Thc market is steady and
. ouic, and shows no change of any consequence,
Bran is still scarce at S2aa23; snlpstufrs are
in moderate request at s2Si124, aud mildlings
| are in fsir demand with moderate off lrin Qs nj
! SgTas. ner ton. These rates arc on arrival,
! and dealers reoujre ~ more per ton in store.
1 MOLASsEs-Tnere is a steady anu quiet
market and the demand being mainly for
0 home consun,ution. No change in prices New
(, Orleans is quoted 6tkG7l)c. and refined sirups,
l 5Nn:1 ner gallon. according to quality.
NAILS - There is mn inward tendency
In prices under an improved demand.
81 uNn3 90: 6 TO 10 Is 35a3 IS: to Sd, s4(d4 10;
3D. sST 0p4 IS: "a, IS T5(5 IS; sd, T. b., S6 aS6 35
cmt spikes. 81 5v(as75.
| 1iiS-T'hr m ark ct rem aims steady and prices
have undergone no material change since our
+ last. Lnseed,i is in moderate demand at Slc pcl
gallon Lard oil Is in fair demand and firm al
at 81 lOal ~ for extra grade OF current make
Refined petroleum is steady and quiet at H. J;
(gi4c per gallon.
/. POULTkY-Ihe receipts Of chickens are
larger, but the demand continues fair and the
market Ia firm. They are quoted $4(g5 peT
doyen for either live or or dressed. Dressed
turkeys are steady with moderate demand at
/. l4Gl6c per lib.
POT ATOES-The market remains firm, with
fair demand ana limited receipts, for the best
grades at slg1 lO(G1 Is per pu in store. Com
mon are merely nominal at 9Oc{GH per bu.
mand, and the market is quiet and steady at
previous rates. Carolina is worth s(gSsc, and