The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-30

for tight pressed per ton for No. ! timothy. The
receipts OF new nay are generally Of Inferior
grades, and ~ is held at s1Ua15 per ton. on ar
rival. III srore dealers ask S1a2 more per ton.
! ifEMP-Fhe market is dull and nominal.
Rough Kentucky is held at sl4bal5O per ton,
and dressed ifs{c per ID. ~ Fh'
| HIpEs--C Continue auiet and steady at pre-
! sailed, NJ a9c dry llint, 14a1bc per fo; sheep
peits are worth 75casi. rs for good to choice,
and 20as0c for inferior.
IRON The market Is quiet and easy. The
demand IS moderate. We quote as follows for
all kinds of pig iron at four months Der ton:
Charcoal. hot blast Ii. R.--No. 1, S2Ta26; NO. 2,
DO, $26 OO; do. mill, S25 90: Alabama, Geor-
sas co. sss mil, IA oo ~ stone.coai sv % and nd coke
lron--No. /, $a5aa6; No. 9, s2Aa25; mill, $24
Charcoal, cold -blast-H. r., s4Oab0; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, $85a4O. Blooms, $S0a9u. Wrought scrap
per lb. 1a1Ac: DO, cast, per lb, Ealc; manufac-
| tured fiat round and square bar, boiled, 25<a
2kc; do, charcoal. 81taic per ID: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. l0a2l, 4ha5 S-lOc: 90. charcoal,
| keg; mule shoes. $6 75a1 w per keg; steel,
4 American oast 1TaiSc; American cast spring
steel, l2c: imported tool steel. 20a22c; German
i steel. 9al0c per lib.
MILL FEED : Bran is steady with moder-
ate demand at SIS 60al6 81 per ton. Shipstuffs
arc quiet and quoted S17alSper ton; middlings
are In fair demand and frm at $25a30 per ton.
These figures are on arrival. In store $lae
more is required
MOLASSES-Tnere is fair local demand
i and the market remains steady: New Orleans
1 Is worth 6Ua10o, and refined sirups 4OcaS1 per
gallon, according to quality.
OILS-There is a quiet and steady market
| forlinseed, which is worth G2a63c per gallon for
pMme. Lard oil is quiet and steady at 95a9Sc
per gallon. Refined petroleum is worth 1lai2c
PoTAToEs-The receipts are moderate and
the demand is fair. with q conunued steady
market at 81 75al ~ per bu for prime in store.
POULTRY-The receipts are large and the
demand is only mouerate for live chickens at
$Sa3 IS for old, aud $2a2 Is tor young, per dozen
RlCE-The demand is fair and there is a
steady market at SaShc for Carolina, 7 n aSc for
louisiana, and 7a7lsc for Rangoon per ID.
SALT-We quote domestic 26c per bu and
81 10 per brl, in store, and drayage added
when delivered. Liverpool coarse is in mod
crate request at 81 25al 30 per SACK. Turks
Island is in limited demand and worth aOa
| &c per bu.
SEED-The market is firm for clover and
timothy with limited supply and fair demand.
The former is worth lB5ac per lb and the lat
ter " 75a2 90 per bu in store. Flax seed is
steady and IN moderate imand at 81 10 per
bu, and Hungarian grass seed is quiet AZ vi 70
per bu.
| SUGAR-There is good demand for re-
| fined, and the market remains firm, We quote:
New Orleans, 65Sa9Hc; refined yellow, 9ka
l0Nc: extra SC" lU% alUAc; '"B" white, 10za
lie; "a" white, ilailkc, andhard, lkalzc per
| lb.
TALLOW-Therei is fair demand and the
receipts moderate at SIC per III for prime coun-
try. and 81 a8ysc per lib for city.
4 WOOL-The market is still quiet though
| there has been some improvement in the de-
1 r1and. No material variation in prices. The
clothing, 2sa3lc: unwasned combing, 37a3Sc;
Il tub washed. 4oa41c: pulled. 32a33c.