The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-27

:or local consumption. We repeat previous
qtotations. Rio Is worth Il ,St622c for common,
s21Qg24hc for fair to prime, and 2bc for choice,
per H. Lagpuayra is quoted 2b(as7c, and Java
DRIED FRUITs-The market remains about
as previously reported. Prices have under
gone no material change Domestic are firm
and moderately active. We quote: Apples, SO
yhc; peaches, 7(p6bc for quarters, Ggi0c fol
halves, per ID. Foreign are quiet and steady
with moderate demand. We quote: Figs
170D20c; prunes, 1l(Dl2c; currants. 71<0Doc pei
ID. Ralsins are worth $S 1Ota3 20 per box fol
fayer.
EGGS-Tne market IS unsteady, with heavy
are worth 1Sc per dozen.
FEA1HERS-1ne receipts and demand are
about equal and both are only moderate, with
steady but quiet market. Dealers are pay
+ GREEN FRUlIS--l he market for apples Is
steady, the demand being moderate and the
supply liberal ut " 50g3 81 for good to choice
lots and some inferior grades are selling at -
mand at previous prices. Oranges are worth
% 5ogn4 " per box for Messina; S9D10 per case
for Valencia Lemons sell at sb(G6 per box.
HAf-The demand Is chiefly for the best
somewhat In excess Of the sales. The market,
however. remains steady and prices are un-
changed. No. timothy is quoted $23QDA for
loose, and s2OtGe1 for close pressed per ton.
u
ing very light at Sl5t01S per ton.
HEMP-Tne receipts are very light and the
demand is only moderate. but there is Q firm
market, Rough kentucky is held at VI 10 per
ton: and dressed l25slGl3c per 10.
HiDES-Thc market is quiet and steady,
W tn moderate receipts and demand. No
change in prices. We quote green hlles 7OSc
per ib; wet sailed: SA@91sc; dry fine, 14gl5c;
20ld4uc for inferior.
IRON-We quote as follows. with pig iron
at four months per, ton: Charcoal,
gia and Tennessee. No. l, sz7tG2S; No. z.
s2617; mill, 90; stone-eoal and coke iron. No.
l, ,S2692S; No. Z, 25(G2; mill, S2olO26; Charcoal,
coid-blast n. r., $4O G(D5OW w; Alabama,
blast s36y4O. Blooms, Ssea9O. W rought Scrap
per lb, 1@lAc; do, cast, per lb, %(Gic; man
utactured HAT, round and square bar, boil
ed, 2J4(g21sc; no. charcoal, 3hg4c per Ib; sheet
coal, 7-lv9HIsc per III; horse shoes, IS SIX
g6 70 per keg; mule shoes, 81 e71stg7 25 per
keg; steel, American cast. l7G1ec; American
cast spring Steel l2c: imported tool sterl. 2U(D
&c: German steel, 9D1Oc per ib.
MILL FEED-JGne Market remains about as
previously reported. Bran Is rather scarce,
with moderate demand at $a2(G23 per ton; SHIP
stufs ale quiet, with moderate offerings at $za
024 per ton; middlings are in fair request and
steady at s2I(go2 per tou. These rates are on
arrival. Dealers require S2 more per ton In
store.
MOLASsEs-Tnere is fair consumptive
demand, and the market rules steady and
quiet, with no material variation in prices
New Orleans is worth 6Og7oc, and refined
Slrups 4bclGs1 per gallon.
NAILS-The market is steady and quiet
We observe no change Of auy Importance
In prices: ~ to 6Ud, 81 25QI3 35; : 10 vi,
50 5Og3 w; 8 to Ia, 50 1903 s5; to "a s4(g4 10;
3d. "a 0p4 So; 70, st75(g5 s.; ID, B., SO 25g8 30
cut spikes. 81 5UQG375.
OiLS-We observe no change in the market.
Linsced Is Quiet WI h moderate demand ut sue
per gallon ior prime quality. Lard oil is firm
| and in fair request and quoted at 81 10(Gi IL
per gallon. Refined petroleum is steady with
moderate demand andis quoted at 13h(Nl4c per
gallon.
POTAToEs-Them mark Ct is steady and quiet
The receipts arc moderate and the demand is
chiefly for best quality which are qgOtcd al
| II 1U@l l5 per bu, and 81 1908 25 per bri in
store. Con mon grades are dull ana nominal
POULTkl kl-Ihc market is firm, unuer light
receipts and fair demand. Chickens are quoted
$5D6 per dozen, according to qualify, for i've OF
dressed. Dressed turkeys are worth 17@lSc
per Ib.
SALT-fhe market has not changed since
our last. Domestic is in moderate request and
quiet at 23G25c per bu, and 81 25(glsJa per
brL Turks Island Is steady at 36tg3Sc per
Du. Liverpool coarse is in lair cenand, and
quoted at 81 35(al 4U Der sack.
SEED-The!c has been no change in the
market. Clover is quiet a,d steady, with mod
crate demand at 11ugt1Mc per 10. Timothy il
quoted at " 65tG2 Is per bu, with limitc sales
These rates are from store. We hear of M
| transactions on ARRIVAL Flax is worth 81 ii
| Der Da and steady.
SUGAh-There is fair consumptive de-
mand, but beyond that the market is inactive.
We quote: New Orleans at 7h(gyc: yellow re-
fined, Aa9Ac; extra ~" IuXgl0hc: ''B"
white, 10hGlU1Sc; "a" white, lUhQGl0Xc;
hard. 11AtGllxc per 10.
TALON demand Is equal to the re-
ccIpts, and there is still steady market at 81
@S1sc per ID for prime country.
WOOL-lhe dcmapd is fair and receipts
moderate. The market remains firm, with no
change in prices. We quote: Unwasiled,
clothing, $50 @36c; unwashed, coIublng, 3S(a42c
leece-waslieu, 45(gs8e; tub washed, 5UN5zc;
pulled. DC.