The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-01

CoTFEE-Is steady with fair consumptive
demand at previous prices. We quote: lilo 2la
| &c for common. 2s1sa23lSc for far TO good; 24a
a5c for prime 70 choice. Java issworth 'aaSSc
! perlb lr M
.COAL-There Is a fair demand and a
| firm market. Sales ahoat are made at
| SIC per bu for Youghiogheny; &c FOR Ray
mond City and Campbell creek; 7;ac for Ash
| IL cars ls worth &c per bu; Hooking Valley at
| elevator 10c per bu We quote, delivered to
consumers: Youghiogheny 12al3c; Raymond
City. Campbell Creek. Hooking Valley and
lMuskingum at fSci Ashland, flc and Ohio
DRIED FRI IFs-D Domestic remain steady
with fair demand at Stsayhc per lb for apples,
and l0allc per ID for peaches for prime to
ralslns are worth - 4ia26O pei. box; citron, per
| 10, soaaoc; figs, l4alsc; prunes, saiOc; dates,
| ~ a8c per lb
Notes.-The market remains firm, with lin
| tied receipts and moderate demand at l4al5c
per dozen I rfresh arrivals. F%
| GREEN FRUIiS-The market is well sup
Piled with peaches, which are worth II 25a2 90
per bu in boxes for fair to prime. Apples are
cordIng TO quality. Leinonsa are in far demand
tper box.
| HAY-The market has undergone no materi-
al variation. The higher grades continue In
good request, but inferior are dull. No. tim
othy Is worth $25az8 tcr loose, and S23a24 fpr
| tight-pressed per ton ON arrival. Inferior is
held at Sl2a15 per ton on arrival. In store $Ias
| more per ton is required.
| HEMf-The market is dull and nominal,
| though the offerings are light. Rough KEN
lucky is held at $l4al50 per ton, and dressed
ii 1sal1Ac per lb in store.
| HIDES-Are steady and quiet. No material
variation in prices. We quote: Green, 6a7kc;
wet salted, IL a9c; dry flint, 14a15c per Id; sheep
| pelts are worth 75caSl rs for good to choice,
| and 20a40c for inferior
L
| Pig IRON and maleabe are both steady and
lYuiet at previous prices. We quote the follow
Ing at four months per ton for. pig iron i:
Charcoal. hot blast II, R.--No. l. S25a2i; NO. 2.
gia and Tennessee, No. i, s24 O0as6 0O; No.
$23 0Oa24 00; mil. S22OO. Stone coal ana coke
| iron-No. I, $24a25; No. 2, s23a24; mfIi, S20a22
Charcoal, cold blast-H. r., S4Oa5O; Alabama,
S1sorga y.sa and nennesses warn and cold
per Id. lal &c; do, cast, per lb, Xalc: Iianufac-
tureu fiat, round and square bar, boiled, 2ka
21ac; do, charcoal. 3Haic per lib: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. 10a27, 4a4hc: do. charcoal,
5a51c per lb; horse shoes, So T5a6 00 per
| keg; mule shoes. 80 75a7 W per keg; steel,
| American cast, 1TalSc;. American cast spring
| steel l2c: imported tool steel. 20a22c; German
steel. 9al0c per lb
MILL FEED-The receipts are somewhat
larger and the demand is moderate The mar
ket, however, is steady at previous prices. We
quote bran sig GOALS 30; shipstufrs. s19a2); and
midllngs, s2Sa53 per ton, ON arrival, and s1a'
2 more per ton in store.
MOLASSES-The market is quiet and steady
The demand is moderate and prices are UNI
changed. New Orleans is worth 60a70c, and
refined sirups 45a90c per gallon, according to
quality.
OILs-Linseed is in limited demand at 6sa
zoe per gallon. Lard oil is steady and in fair
request at 81 03a 05 per gallon for extra currens
make. Refined petroleum is steady and quiet
at llal2c per gallon.
POTATOES-The demand Is nominal, aud
no quotations can be given. Sweet potatoes
are in fair demand, with limited receipts at s4a
90 per brl for best yellow, in store: red are
POULTRY-There is quiet market, with
large offerings and moderate demand. We
quote: $3a3 80 for large, and $2aa so for
small sized per dozen.
RlCE-Thc supply is limited and the market
is firm at 71sasc ior Louisiana, aud 7a7Ac for
Ranggoon. Carolina is held at 8aoMc peflb.
SALI-fhe market remains unchanged.
Domestic is steady at &c per bu, and 81 IA per
bri, on arrival, and drayage is added when de-
livered. Liverpool coarse is quiet at ii 25ai IS
per sack. TurKs' Island is in light request at
sEEb-fimothy is quiet at 81 s0as 90 per bu,
and clover is worth 1354al3Ac per lib in store.
Flax is quoted $l5U per bu.
SUGAR--There IS q hrmer feeling. in the
market, with fair demand, but we observe no
material variation in prices. We quote: New
tra fSsse sT p White, iSss siuc
GAP white. lOa1al0Xc, and nard, llAal1xc
per lb.
TALLOW-The market is firm with fair de-
mand, and prime country is worth Ss.aS%c,
and city rendered yc per Ib .F
WOOL--fhe demand is moderate and the
receipts are liberal. There has been no change
in prices Wequote: Unwashei ine clothing
per lb, 2,a27c; unwashed coarse to medium.
2Sa Nc, unwashed combing, s6asSc; unwashed
delane, 34a &c; washed fine clothing, 38a41c:
washed coarse to medium. 4Oa43c; washed
combing, 4sa50c; washed delaine, 44a45c; tub
washed, choice picked, 47a4Sc; fair to good, d,.43a
45c; pulled lambs, Ssa35c superfne. 35a37c.