The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16


nEMp-Tnc market is steady and quiet.
The ?rrivas are lipht ami thel,emand is only
mode ate. bOi,le, are hrn ana prices con-
tiu,e Gn,;lanSea. nOuyh kcnuHeky Is worth'
- lJ,U - per tol. and uessel 'a}a.qlic per 10.
IL DLS--4he nlHrket il quiet and steady,
w ia inoieit receipts ard demand. No
change in prlees, Wo quote green hides 70ySc
per i5, wet saltra, sgiNaysc; dry fine, .l4@i5c:
snccp lclts, 70c 81 20 loI sool 10 prine, and
2Oe for inferio'
HOP.--lhvre Is Il fair demand, with good
supply, and INC market rules s cady at iot1ibc
fcrDest g.a.,ce.
iRoNS,lhc market il firm though the de-
mani is lin ted, i ices have undergone 1T
tie or no Change. We quote ,he following
for pig iron at months per ton. Charcoal
do, S27 co.: 40. mill, S26; Alabama. Geor-
eia and Tennessee. No. 1, $2Na2S; No. 2.
s266z7; mill 70; stone-coal and coke iron No.
i,Ss6tG2S; No2, 25(us7; mill, s25@s6; Charcoal,
cola-blast II. r., s4O 0UOJ0U0; Alabama,
Georgr ana tennessee, warm ana cold
blast $500 Blooms, $S0g93. Wrought Scrap
per ID, lGl Ac; do, cast, per lb &Mlc; man
uiactllred nat round and square bar, boil
ed, 2A(G2lsc; 10. charcoal. 3t5(g4c per Ib: sheet
iron. Doiied. Nos. lO421, 1895 d lOe; do char
coal, T-lUgti&c pey ID; horse shoes, SO sIlS
(G6 70 per keg; mule shoes, w ol1alg7 20 per
keg; steel, American cast l7td1ec; American
cast spi1ng steel, l2c: imported tool ste,i, 20l9
22c; German STEEL 901Oc per ID.
LEAD-The market is firm, though the de-
mand is only moderate. We quote: Pig lead,
714@7nc; and bar lead, 5ls@Sc per p. Ia.
change in prices and there is modcrate- de-
Dland. We quote: American kip, pcr dozen,
$lOOgl2Oi French KIP, SlOJg1A: bride, per
dozen, $5Sg6J; upper. per doz, $6O,G6o: SKIRT
ing, per dozen, $4O942; American can-sk1ns,
II 2O(gl 4p: French calf-sklns, III 75(ge ~; OAK
sole, 4U(G4Sc; Hcmiock do, 30G35c; X. harness,
28.@32c harness, 34d36c.
MILL FEED-There has been no material
~. Naptyn Daat, faav I'm
demand with light offerings at $22CG23 per ton.
ShIpstuffs continue quiet with moderate re-
ceipts at $239M per ton. Middlings are steady
with fair demand and good receipts at S2l(032
per ton, all on arrival, and W more per ton In
Store.
MOLASSES-There is q fair demand for lo-
cal consumption and the market otherwise is
very quiet and prices are unchanged. New
Orleans is quoted 60N70c, and refined slrups,
according to quality, are worth b0G9Oc per
gallon.
NAILS - There is an upward tendency
in prices under an improved demand.
50 50m3 90: 6 to 7a So 1903 IS; to sd. s4Qg4 10:
Cd, "a 4 S.; ID. 80 1905 IS; 3D. f. b.. s6 25lg 35;
cut spikes. 50 5UlG8 75.
NAVAL srUkES-The market has been
very quiet all the week, there being limited
demand and prices are unchanged. We quote:
RESIN, virgin, $5tg5 25; RESIN, NO. pale, S40
4 50;. No. l ordinary, 50; resin, No. 2 ordinary,
8. ID: pitch, "a 30: tar, "a; Spirits OF turpentne
! 4UC per Ehl.
OiLS-The market remains steady and prices
have undergone no material change since our
last. Lflsced is in moderate demand al SUc per
gallon. Lard oil Is in fair demand and firm at
at 81 10Gl II for extra grade OF current make.
Refined petroleum is steady and quiet at 131s
PEANUIS-The market is stcady.with mod
crate demand and prices are unchanged. We
quote: Prime to choice grades, shtG9c for
white, and 6;d6Hc l0r red per lb. raw, and 1@
&c more Der lib for roasted.
POTATOES-1he market is steady und ur
changed. There is q fair demand 1or choice
qualities, with good offerings at s1gi 10 per pu
in store. Common are still dull, and worth
nominally SJG65c Der bu in store.
POULIRI-Ihcre is quiet and steady
market, with 10 material variation. Chickens
| are in fair demand With moderate receipts, and
selling at S4G5 per dozen for either live
Or dressed Dressed turkeys are quoted at IA
Ql5c per lb, with mduerate demand
POWDER-The demand continues fair, and
there is a firm market at w 1904 Tor blasting
IS 15l16 for Hlie per lb.
RlCE-'rhe market continues quiet and
steady, with a fair consumptive demand at IL
GSc per lb for Louisiana, and S(GS1ac for Caro-
lima per III.
SALT-There is moderate demand for Do
mestic at 23d25c per bu. and u 25G1 80 per
brl. Turks Island is quiet at 36(q31c per bu.
Liverpool is steady and in fair request at 81 35
al 40 per sack for coarse.
SEED-Clover is in moderate demand, with
good supply, and Q'oted at 11t0l1He per ib.
flmotny is worth 81 sotGz ~ per bu, with light
demand. Flax is quiet and steady at 81 III PEI
0u.
SUGAk-There is q fair consumptivc de-
mand, but beyond that the market is inactive.
" quote: New Orleans at 79a0gyc: yellow re-
fined, a094c; extra &C. Iu16Gl0Ic; ''B'
whiite, 1O1stgl01sc; "a" white, lOj6Q1l09lc;
hard. u14Gli &c per Id.
TEAS-The market is firm, with q fair con-
sumptlve demand at previous rates. We quote
Black-Souchong, 4OcQgSl; Oolong 40c(Gs1 tO
Green-Young Tyson. 4Jc@$l 10: Imperial, SOC
l1$l %; Hysou 40cfG$1: GunUWder, S1iy1 40
TALIIOW --Ihe market has been quiet and
steady all the week. The sales are fully eqlia
to the reccipts, and there has been no change
in prices. Prime country is worth S14gS5sc
per fb. on arrival,
WINDOW GLASS = The market is I'm.
changed. The demand is fair. Deaiere. allow
~ per cent. from card rates, which are based
upon 80 25 for first quality and SO for doubt.
strength for by s(17 by per box of 50 lee;.'
WOODEN WARE-Tne demand is very mod
crate, but prices remain unchanged. We
quote: Tubs. nests, Be, W %: tubs, nests, IS.
81 90; tubs, No. /, 81; tubs, No. 2, So tuDs. No.
3, S.; buckets, 81 >S5: churns, No. lS10: churns,
NO. 2. $3 81; churns, No. 3, $S; washboards.
h 81 W.
WOOI-1he receipts are rather heavier, and
there has been some Improvement i'll the de-
mand, but prices remain unchanged Un-
washed, clothing, S2(G34c; unWashed, conib-
ing, 57(lgBsc: neece- washed, 44ta4lc; Tub
washed. 6Un52c; pulled. 4Dc,