The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-24
lb. Laguayra is worth 2sssc, and Java $50

u. Laguayra is worth 2sSgc, and Java $50
u DRIED FRUIr-The market is t,rm for do.
mestic, especially for peaches, which are in
| fair demacd at S(G9c for quarters, 9<0g1O}Sc for
| halves; and apples are worth S09Ic per
pound. Foreign remain quiet and steauy.'
We now quote: figs, 14llSc; dates, 7sO
SC; citron, 3uI@53c: prunes, 1O0l2c; and cur
| rants, 7bgSc per lb. Layer raisins are worth
$313 l5 per box.
| EGGS-1he receipts are much larger and
| the demand being only moderate, the market is
weaker at l3@l4c per dozen for fresh lots.
FEATHERS-Are quiet with moderate de-
| mand at previous rates. Dealers pay 4Sc per lib
l for prime live geese.
demand, with liberal supply, and selling at
81 5g2 for fair to good, and " 5OG3 80 for prime
to choice, per brL Foreign fruits are Steady
AMI ie.. no.ncns -. " ~ "a. 70 ,u.oo. and or.
| anges "A g5 per box.
| HAY-We observe no change. Tho market
| Is steady with lair demand for best grades
with moderate receipts. Inferior grades
are neglected with little OF no demand.
we quote: On arrival, No. timothy S29024 for
loose pressed. and $aO y22 for close pressed per
ton; common is held AZ $l5lglS per ton, Deal
ers ask " more per ton, in store.
HEMP-The market continues quiet. Re-
ceipts light and demand moderate. Rough
Kentucky is quoted at 81 ~ per ton. Dressed
sells at l2nlGl5c per lb.
HIDES-1hcrc Is q steady fnarket with a
moderate demand and good receipts at pre-
vious rates. We quote: Green hiues, 7tGSc
peril per ID; wet saited, s.tgs1le; dry fine, 14@l5s
sheep pelts, 7ScleSl 70 for good to prime, and 20
IkON-The market remains about as last
reported. with no material variation. We
quote the following rates at four months
Charcoal, hot blast hanging ROca-No. /,
$28 OOG3O w; NO. 2, do, S27g2S; DO, mill, $26 0O
Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, No. /. s27la29;
No. =, $26@z1: mill, $26 w; stone -coaI and coke
IRON. No. !, S26g2s; No; 2, 25(D27; mill, $22G26:
Charcoal cold -biast-H. H., s40(9sO; ALABAMA,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold
blast, $35g45. Blooms, sS@10O. Wrought Scrap
per lb. lfGlAc; do, cast. per lb, Z(dlc: man
ufactuled NAT, round and square bar, boil
ed, 2A(g2ac; DO, charcoal, sstg4c per Id; sheet
coal, 7-l0g6hc per lb; horse shoes. s5 SIX
g6 20 per keg; mule shoes, 81 S7hly7 70 per
keg; steel, American cast, l7oglec; American |
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel, 2O9
22c: German steel. 9Q9lOc per lb.
MILL FEED-Bran is quiet, the receipts |
being moderate and the demand limited at SEQ |
(G2l per ton; shpstuffs are iu moderate request |
at $z2R23 per ton. There is a steady though |
quiet market for middlings at s24 ob2S per ton. |
These rates are on arrival. Dealers ask ~ |
more per ton in store.
: MOLASSES-There is only a moderate con- |
snmDtiye demand, bat the market is steady |
at previous rates. New Orleans ia. worth 500 |
75c. anu refined sirups 45c,gy1 per gallon, &C. |
cUrdiny to quality.
NAlLs-Are in moderate request, at pre-
vious raGes. we uuotc: Az 10 oU0, 50 250D3 %; |
8 70 yd. So 5U(g3 6O: u to To, 50 1903 IS; a TO
%. s4g4 10; 9d, "a 730g4 IS; 2d IS 1905 IS; I'D.
b.. 81 2JG6 35: cut spikes. 50 5UlD3Ta.
OILS-The market has undergone no mate
rial variation. Linseed is quiet, with moderate
demand, at Toe per gallon for best grades. Lard
oil is firm and in lair request at 81 1891 70 per
gallon for extra current make. Refined pctro-
leum is steady at 131st@l4c per gallon.
fOTATOES-Ihe market is steady with lib
eral receipts and moderate demand, and com.
mon to prime grades are quoted 75lgSiOU per bu
in store, and about 1Oc less per bu on arrival.
Choice peachbiows sell at 81 05a1 10 per bu
in store, and rather scarce.
POUiTRY-The receipts are lighter. and
with fair demand prices are frlner for live
chickens. which are now quoted at "a 5Og5 50
per dozen.
- KleL-Ihere l is only Light consumptive de-
1t 7kQgfxe, and Carolina at 71&(GS11c per Id.
SALT-The market is hrni for domestic, with
ar demand at 26c per bu, and 81 4O per brl.
rurks' Island is quiet at 96g3Sc per Du. LIVER
pool coarse Is steady at 81 35tp1 As per sack.
SEED-Clover seed is steady and IS In fair
'equest at l2c per lb in store for prime. Timo-
ny is In fair demand at 81 50G2 6O per bu In
'tore for best grades, and there are some sales
IN arrival at " 80 O@2 40 per bu. Flax is quiet
1t 81 60tIl Us per bu.
SUGAR-Ihe .consumptive demand is fair
and the market otherwise is quiet but steady
we quote: New Orleans at Sgy1sc: yellow re-
tined, yh'al0c; extra ''C," lUA(@iU7se: ,'B" l.
white, ly,s9lOAc; "A" white, luss q lOx c /; hard
l1GQyll W per lD.
TALLOW W-Inere IS a firm market, with re-
'cipts and demand about equal, and prime +.
'ountry is quoted S1lgS3Ic per lD.
IOBACCO-There is steady market, with :
good sale for all offerings. There is
10 material change in prices. Shipping grades
re worth: Bright leaf, 24tG39c: bright lugs. !,
4g22c: blight trash, ll(gl7c; dark lear, 15glvc =
ARK lugs, llg13c; dark trasn. 9<gllc per To-
lahuiacturlnc grades are selling: Bright :
wrappers, 3oc(gSl; prignt illers, l6Ga3c: dark :
Irappers, l4Vlsc; dark filters, 109l2c per lib.
'hio seed Leaf is worth l4925c for cigar wrap
ers, and 6lQl0c for cigar iillers per 10.
WOOL-Ihe demand is only moderate, but
he receipts are light, and there is steady |
larket with no change in prices We quote: 4
jnWashed, clothing, 35G36c; unwashed, COMB {
s, 942c; neece- washed 49,; tub washed, +
Jay52c; pulled. 4Oc.