The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23


but the market remains steadys with no mate |
rial change in prices. Weguote: Seamless cot
ton SACKS, Du, 2SG33c; burlaps, bu, WDllc;
buriaps, bu, 14G15c; glDlnies, bn, 11lgl5c;
gunnics, bu. a3G2ic-
BA ARK-The market continues frIn. with o
moderate demand, and prime chestnut oak is
worth SIS per cord, alloat
BROOM-CORS-uhere has been no change
of any consequence. The demand and receipts
are both moderate. Wequotc: Green huri 1874
.tDl4c, green stalk BRAID llAGl21ac, and red
brush l0c per D o..
BROOMS-There is steady market, with
continued fair demand, ana prices are not
materially changed. Common, per doz, $50
2J; Shaker, $3 1904 w; hurl, $iQg4 rs; steam
boat, So 50G60 o.
BEANs--The market is firm and quiet, with
no change in prices. We qu0te Medium
grades, 81 S(Gl90, and choice navys are worth
81 1902 20 Eer bu.
BEE5W WAX-rhe market is firm, with mod
crate demand at previous rates. Prime sam
pies are worth 27026c per h.
BUTIEit--rbe market has undergone no
material variation throughout the week. The
receipts of best liable butter are only moderate
and equal to the demand. Medium grades are
still neglected, and there is very little demand
for inferior packing grades, with large sup
ply Of each. We can only repeat our previous
quotations. Prime to choice Is worth %NG2Sc,
ami l(g2c more can be obtained FOR single pack
ages of fancy selections. Medium grades are
neld at 23a25c. and common packing grades
ut ISd2Oc per ID.
CHEESE-I0ef1 Is u steady lndTket, Win
moderate demand and receipts, both beng
about eIual. Prime to chOcc factory is quoted
16G Gl6l,c per lb.
CANDLES-Are in moderate demand with
quiet though steady market at previous rates.
Star candles are worth 49,. ,.QDl7c, and common
taliow, llh0gI2hc per lb.
COFFEE-There Is p laIr consumptive de-
nand, and prices remain unchanged. We
quote: Rio II a(a22c for common, 12}10g24 &c
1Or prime, and 25c for choice. Laguayra Is
worth 2bQ27c. and Java sells at 33(q35c perlb.
COAL-Ihe market remains quiet but firm,
and we observe no variation IN prices. rho
rates ailoat are: bHc Tor ohio river, Sc for
Ashland, Sc for PittsDurg, per buslcl; deliver
ed to consumers ONO River is worth 10Gllc;
Ashland. 12(gl2c; Hooking Valley, from Brlgn-
ton elevator 13c; Musklngum Valley, 13c;
Kanawna, 13c: Pitlsburg, l3QgI4c; and hanaw-
Ia camel, 2ic per bu.
COOPEiAGE-The market IS steady, though
very quiet, the demand being generally limi-
ted. No material change in prices. We
quote: Flour brls, 35(g40c; whisky brls, iron
bound, 81 75(g2; petroleum bris, 81 35(G2; oil
brls, t5G2; ham t,erces, b0i960c: lard kegs,
1b(a soc; pork brls, 9Dcg$l lard tlerces, 81 16(G
25; beef tierces, 81 15gl "; tiy-tight lhds.
UOUPERSTCEFS - The market remains
about as last reported. There has been no
| change in prices. Ihe demand is light with
moderate offerings we quote; Slaves, per
slack hogsneals. s2ate2s: tight do, sz6tG52
Poles, rcr l,U0u-Flour brl, so(gl0; tight brl, $l2
| OLD: hogsnead poles, s25t045.
COkDAGE-There is only a moderate de-
inland, and prices remain unchanged. We
| quote: Manila. l4Dl6kc; Sisal rope, II 10
| l3c per lb, according to size; and Jute is quoted
SOTTON IARNs-The market continues
steady with moderate demand, and prices have
| undergone no material change. We quote:
! Cotton twine per Id, 24c cotton rope, nc; 5U0s
per doz, 13c: COOS per uoz. 1lhc; trot lines, per
Id. bic; staging per lb, 32c; SEINE twlne, 34c.;
! ptnl A,u |, ltI lnf
| 2jc; do colored, 33ci Wicking, 2jc; coyerlet
| yarn, xSc: batting, li(42Oc.
| DRIED FRUIIS-lh market remains abou
rs previously reported. Prices have under-
| gone no material change. Domestic aus firm
and moderately active. Wequote: Apples, SO
| SIC; peaches, 1USlsc for quarters, ylg.0c for
| halves, per lb. Foreign are quiet and steady,
| with q moderate demand. We quote: Figs,
| 17I2Oc; prlnes, 1lGl2c; currantS, 15eQlSc per
ID. Raislns are worth S3 1898 - per box for
layer.
EGGS-There has been an advance SINCE last
week, owing to the diminished receipts. The
demand is lair and the mark ct now rules steady
| and quiet ut 22D23c per dozen for fresh ar
rivals.
| FEATHERS-The market remains steady,
| the demand being about equal to the recei OTIS.
which are only moderate, Prime live geese
are alOted 4iC04Sc per lb on arrival.
| GREEN FRUlrS-ADples are IN moderate
request and ample supply at 81 50>G3 50 per brl
| for good to choice Some inferior qualities are
| worth ~ per Drl, on arrival. Foreign fruits
are quiet and steady. We quote: Oranges, $3.50
al 50per. box for McssIna, ana $9(ty10 per case
for Valencia; and Lemons are worth S5 5On6
per box.
HAY-The demand is chiefly for the best
quality which sells readily at $2Bg24 per ton for
loose pressed, and sl0G2l for hard pressed No.
timothy. Inferior grades are dull with n large
supply, and arc quoted at $1jGG1S per ton, ac-
coriing to quality. These rates are on arrival.
In store dealers require 81 moic per ton.
HEMP-Tne receipts are very light and the
demand is only moderate, but there Is Il firm
market. Rough Kentucky is held at 4 20 per
ton, and dressed l21st0f3c per 10.
HlDES-The market is quiet and steady,
W tn moderate receipts and demand. No
change in prices. We quote green hiues 1(gSc
per ID; wet salLcd, S&G44sc; dry fine, 14(G15c;
sheep pelts, 75ctaSl 70 for GO0d TO PRIME, and
a0fL4Ic for Inferior
HOPS-Ihere is q fair demand, and the
market rules steady ut previous prices. We
quote: prime to choice grades 40Gloc per ib.
8. IRON-Pig iron is oul There is q fair de-
mand for malleable. Prices have not varied
materially during the past week. We repeat
the following Quotations, with pig iron
hot blast II. R.-ho.. l, $2sa2s: No. I
do, $27 90; DO. mill, $26; Alabama, Gcor-
gia and Tennessee. No. /. SZItd2S; No. 2.
S26ndz7; min. e6; stonc-coal and coke iron. No.
j, s26gaS; No. 2, 2o(G27; mill $sotG26; Charcoal,
cold blast H. r., $40 3OG50 w.; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm ana cold
BLAST $S5g4o. Blooms, sSea0O. Wrought Scrap
per ID, ltQlEc; 90, cast, per ID, s4Wlct man
ufactured fiat, round and square bar, boil
ed, 24(G2kc; DO. charcoal 3,l(g4c per ID; sheet
iron. boilcd Nos. lUg21, 41gtG5 j. lOc; do, char
coal, 7-l01dHc per lb; horse shoes. IS SI1a
g6 rs per keg; mule shoes, 81 6l1atg7 s5 per
keg; steel, American cast. l1@g1Sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c; imported tool ste, !, 2p,0
22c; German steel, GG10e Der ib.
LEAD-The market is trn, with fair de-
Iuaud and Eo change in prices. We quote:
Bar lead, 71s@Sc, and pig lead, 754g71ac per
pound.
LEATnEk-1hc market is quiet and steady,
with moderate demand, ana we observe no
change in prices. We quote: Oak sole, 4Ug42c
per pound; hcmlock, c0g36c; harness leather,
34G8Sc, skirting do, S40G42; bride leather, per
uozcn, S55(G6): kIps, American, per pound, CSC
@$1; lf-sKlns. American, per pound, 81 20tG
4u: klps. French, per pound, 81 1901 80: CALI
SKINS, French, per pound, 81 .a@. 25; rough
harness, per pound, 23sIc; upper leather, per
foot, 23Qg25c.
MILL FEED-The market has not unler-
gone any change since our last weeks report.
1he receipts Of bran are light, and the demand
Is moderate at S22tG23 per ton: shlpstuffs are
quiet and in moderate request at s2Sgs5 per
ton; mlddlings are rather scarce and steady,
with sales at S21@S2 per ton. These rates are
on arrival, and in store dealers ask SldG2 more.
I MOLASSES-rhere is steady, and quiet
market and the demand being mainly for
home consumption. No change IN prices. New
Orleans is quoted G0t07tc, ana refined sirups,
bU{G,Sl per gallon, according to quality.