The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-27

| C0RDAGE-The market continue steady
with moderate demand, andprces have UNDER
We quote: Manila. 14Gl5sc; Sisai rope, il ga
l3c per ID, according to size. Jute is worth
lO0l1o per 10.
| COOPEKAGE--There is but little do
ing in ., this .s.I, line, bat prices have been
Flour barrels, Sd@4oc; whisky brls. IRON
E EsS; tight % ons.nalt sd4 and whole ole 6oaSS' Be- md
81 1901 e: oil brls, 25agl g; ham ter
81 4O; pork brls. 90ctGsl; slack, half, SO 5O(g
4; tight, one-half, iron-bound, $191 10; lard
terces, 81 l0gl 10; beef tierces, II 7O0l "; fly-
tight hhds, II 5Nlg1 90.
COOPERSTUFFS1The market Is somewhat
light, we can only repeat previous quotations:
Slaves. per 1.000-kough brl, $120gl5; dressed
40, M6iG2o; SLACK hogsheads, $2O(G25; tight do,
s9og36: Poles, Per l,oOo-Flonr brl, Se0gl0:
COTTON YARNS : There Is firm market
| and the demand has improved since our last
weeks report. Prices, however, have not
materially varied. We quote: Assort-
white, per ID, s7c; carpet warp, colored, per lb,
34c; wicking per lb, 26c; coyerlet yarn, 29c;
batting, 14QD20c; cotton twine per lb, 22tG24c; /;
cotton rope, per Id, 2224c; COOS, per doz, l31lc;
COOS, per doz, 1sc; trot lines, per lb, soc; stag
ing, per lb, 33c; seine twIne, per 1b, 84c.
DRIED FRUTrS-Domestlc is steady with
fair demand. Peaches are worth SQg9c for
quarers, 9hq1Oc for halves; and apples are
quoted at Sg91ic. pei, pound. Foreign are in
moderate request and quiet. We quote: Figs,
l4glSc; dates, 71lgSc; citron, SNaS3c; prunes,
100llc; and cuiTants, 7bQ8c per lb. LAYER
raisins are worth s3ta3 10 per box.
EGGS-The supply has been large through
out the past week, and the demand only mod
crate. The market closes easy at l21s@l3c per
doz for fresh lots.
FEATHERs-rhere is fair demand with
moderate receipts, and dealers pay 4Sc per lb
for prime live geese on arrival.
GREEN FKUlTS-Apples are in fair de-
mand and firm at 81 5000 80 for fair to good, and
$3 0O(G4 10 for prime to choice, per brl Foreign
fruits are steady and quiet. Lemons are worth
50 50(g6, and oranges S4G5 per box.
HAY-The market is steady and prices have
undergone no especial change. There is good
local demacd for the best grades. Common
grades are dull with the receipts largely IN eX-
cess Of the demand. We quote: On arrival, No.
timothy $28lg24 for loose pressed. and $20D22
for close pressed per ton; common is held at
$l59lS per ton. Dealers ask W more per ton,
in store.
HEMP-The market continues quiet Re-
celpts light and demand moderate. Rough
Kentucky is quoted at 81 10 per ton. Dressed
sells at l2hG13c per lb.
HIDES-There is steady market with q
moderate demand and good receipts at pre-
vious rates. We quote: Green iiues, ilDsc
per ID; wet salted, ss1(G9hc; dry fine, 14(G15c
sheep pelts, 75c@Sl 70 for gooI to prime, and 20
(040c for inferior.
HOPS-The market is still steady, with fair
demand and good supply, and prime to choice
lots are selling aG 40(D45c per lb
IRON-The market continues steady though
generally quiet. There is an improved demand
for car wheel iron. Prices have undergone no
material variation since last week. We quote
as follows at four months per ton for pig iron
Charcoal, hot blast Hanging Rock-No. /,
$2S 00tD30 10; No. 2, do, S27@y2S; do. mill, $26 %
Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, No. l. s21ta29; J.;
No. 2, $26(127 mill, $26 90; stone-coal and coke
Iron. No. l, s2Gg2s; No. 2, 25lp27; mill, $22dp26;
Charcoal, cold blast-H. r., S4O(gJO; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold
blast s35g45. Blooms, ssOG9O. Wrought Scrap
per Id. 1(G114c; do, cast. per Id, %(11c; man
ufactured nat, round and square bar, boil
ed, 2Ag21zc; do, charcoal, 31s(G4c per lb; sheet
iron, boied Nos. l0Qg27, 1895 j. l0c; do, char
coal, 5 7-l0@6ac per lD; horse shoes. $5 s11S
@6 rs per keg; mule shoes. ST oI1ag7 rs per
keg; steel, American cast, l7g1ec; American
cast spring steel, &c: imported tool steel, 2U(Q
22c; German steel, 9(DiOc per ID.
LEAD-PIg lead IS firm with fair demand for
all offerings but prices are not changed. We
quote: Pig lead, 7tg71zc; bar, 71alpSc per lb
LEAIHEk-Tne market is steady and there
has been an improved demand this week, but
prices remain unchanged. We quote: Amer
lean kip, per doz, s65(G100: French kip. Sll0l0
l5O; bride, per doz, S5560; upper, per foot, $23
(G25; skirting, S40Q42; American calf skins.
81 2O(o1 40; French calf-skins, 81 15(G2 Is; oak
| sole, 40g42c; hcmock, do, SUg36c; X. harness,
23,n2Ic; harness, 34nSoc.
MILL FEED The market is quiet for bran
with moderate demand and limited receipts at
S20lG2l per ton; shipstuffsare in limited request
but steady at $22t&23 per ton. MiddliDgs are
scarce with light demand and quiet, at s24,G29
per ton. These rates are on arrival. In store
dealers ask 81 more per ton.
MOLASaES-There is only moderate con-
sumptfve demand, but the market is steady
at previous rates. New Orleans is worth 600
75c, and refined sirups 45cGf1 per gallon. ac-
cording to quality.
NAlLS-The demand is moderate and there
is q quiet though steady market. We quote:
10 TO 60d, So 25lg3 35; 10 vi. 81 5U(93 6U: 6 to
I'd, So 1903 80; to Sd, $44 10: Sd, ~ 7j(g4 s5;
50 5U(G3 10.
NAVAL srOREs--Tnere is quiet market
The demand is moderate. Prices have not
varied during the week. We quote: Resin,
virgin, S5g5 %5; RESIN, No. l pale, $4J4 30;
resin, No. ordinary, S.; resin, No. orum
ary, 81 %: pitch, 81 ~: tar, s4'spirits OF tur-
pentine. 41G42c.
OlLs-Linseed is quiet and in moderate re-
quest at Toe per gallon. Lard oil is firm and in
fair demand at 81 a3Gl 25 per gallon. Refined
petroleum remains steady at 131siglat per gal
lon.
POTATOES-The market is amply supplied,
and there is moderate demand, with no mate
rial variation in prices. Good to prime grades
are worth 75tGSl W per bu in store, and 65(l90c
per bu on arrival. Choice pcachb!ows in store
are worth 81 05a1 10 per bu.
IOC hl-1HC IcCciptS arc lighter, ana
with fair demand prices arc 1irmer for live
chickens, which are now quoted at "a 50G5 50
per dozen.
POWDER-Ts in fair demand and steady.
We quote: Blasting, So 5000 70, AMI rifle pow
der IS T5SG6 % per kcg.
PEANUTS-The demand is fair and the mar
het firm at previous rates. We uuote: Raw,
9l.lGlOc for prime white, 7GSo for red per lb.
Roasted sell at about 2c more than raw.
RlCE-Thc demand is limited ard only for
local consumption. Louisiana is worth 7ta(G
74c, aud best Carolina s GSJ4c per Id.
SALT-Domestic is lrm with fair demand at
25c per bu, and 81 40 per brl on arrival, and
CSC per bu aud II % per Drl delivered. Turks
island is worth 36g3Sc per bu and is in light
request. Liverpool coarse Is tquoted at 81 35,a
l 4j per sack.
SEED-Clover seed is steady and is IN fair
request at l2c per Id in store ior prime. Tlmo-
thy is IN fair demand at ~ j0d2 50 per bu IN
store for best grades, and there are some sales
on arrival at ~ 3)Ga 40 per bu Flax is quiet
at 81 GOtgl G5 per bu.
SIIOT-Is III moderate demand and the mar
kct remains quiet mt previols rates. We quote:
Assorted, $2Sg29, and buckshot $25sg21 per keg.
SOAP1Nhe demand is fair with steady
market and we OBJ erv1 no change. German is
worth 6&4d9hc: olive, 64G6s4c, and common
yellow at 51lW6Mc per lb
per lb with fair demand ndmarket steady.
SUGAR-Ihe consumptiye demand is fair
and the market otherwise is quiet but steady. |
w quote: New Orleans at Styv1sc: yellow re-
fined, y4al0c; extra ~" IUkGl09.c; "B" |
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