The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-07
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both moderate, and prices steady and un-
changed. We quote: Green hurI. l3HGhc:
green stalk braid, nHWl21sc, and red brush.
l0c per ID.
BUTTER-The supply is large and there is
local demand for best table butter, which yc-
mains steady. Stocks OF medium and c0mInon
packing grades continue to accumulate, there
being lii Tie OF no demand for either. Prices
have undergone no material change. Prime 10
choice grades are worth 23ld26c, and l(t2c more
can De had for extra selections OF single pack
ages Medium q. alities are held at 1SG&c,
and inferior 130al6c per lb.
CHEESk--The market is quiet and steady,
the demand and receipts being about equal.
Prime to choice factory is quoted 16(dl6c per lb.
. COFFEE-The market is quiet with only a
fair consumptive demand. We quote: Rio Ogd
2lc for common, xkn2skc for fair to prime,
worth S60026c. and Java Ss(asSo per Id.
CUAL-We observe little or no change
In prices, and the market remains steady
ana quiet. ohio River is 6t@1c: ASH
land, &c. and Pittsburg, Sc per bushel anoat
The retail trade is supplied at 10@llc for Ohio
River; I2@lsc for Ashland; 1sc Tor Ksnnwha
ana Muskingum; 13c for Hooking Valley, from
Brighton; la0pl4c for Pitlsburg. and Nc for
kanawha camel. per bu. all delivered.
DRIED FRUITS-Domcst,c is only in mod
crate demand, but firm, and prices have un-
dergono no material variation. Apples are
quoted 5(g9c; peaches, 7(g8hc for quarters, and
AlDl0c for halves. Foreign are quiet anu some
what easier. We quote: Figs, 100 &c; dates,
SQ9c; pruncs, 10(Gllc; currants, TX 06c; citroiI,
sSN45c per lb: layer raisins are quoted $3ta Is
per box.
EGGS-The market is steady with liberal
receipts and fair demand at lSc per dozen for
fresh.
FEATHERS-1he market is steady, under
limited receipts and a fair demand. Dealers
are paying ISc per lb for prime live geese.
HAi-There is still fair consumptive, de-
mand for the best grades and inferior qualities
remain dull. There has been no variation in
prices. No. l timothy is quoted at S22(G
" per ton for light pressed, and s19G2l
for close pressed. Common grades are offered al
$l5tg1s per ton. These rates are on arrival, and
dealers ask $2 more per ton in store.
HEMP-The market is rather dull, the de-
mand being light and the receipts only nloder-
ate. Rough Kentucky is held at sl65gl7(
per ton. and dressed is quoted l2tslnlSc per 10
HIDES-The market has not undergone any
change. The demand is moderate, but about
equal to the receipts. We quote: Green hiucs
@l6c sheep. pelta, 79c1$l Is for good to prime
and 20tG40c for inferior.
IRON-The demand is somewhat better, bu
prices have undergone no variation. We
quote the following rates at months: Char.
coal, hot blast Ii. R.-No. !. S28(g2J; No. 2
do, s27 o.; DO, mill, ss6; Alabama. ALBANIA Geor,
$2660z7; mill, 26; stone-coal and coke iron. No
l, $26Ng2S; No. 2, 25tD27; mill, $25(G26 Charcoal
cold-blast H. R., $40 oOg50 90; Alabama
Geoge sna pdeS warn ana soa
per ID. 1@l nc; do, cast, per lb. %I1c; man
ufactured Hat, rounu and square par, boil
ed, 24@21ac; do. charcoal, 316tG4c per lb; sheet
iron. boiled. Nos. lU(G27 1905 j. l0c; do, char.
G6 70 per keg; mule shoes. s6 s7hC@7 25 pei
keg; steel, American cast. 1Tglec; American
cast spring steel, 12c: imported tool steel, 2CG
22c: German STEEL NglOc Der Id.
AZ l. L. aAA 4,
and quiet. The receipts and demand are both
limited; prices unchanged. Bran Is quoted at
s22(g23; snIpstufs, S24g25, and mitldllngs, S27
(g32 per ton, on arrival, and 81 per ton more
In store.
MOLASsES-Theres sia fair consumptIve de-
mand anu the market rules steady at previous
prices. New Orleans is worth 6OD75c, and re.
fined sirups are quoted at 45cQS1 per gallon
according to quality.
NAILS-There is quiet market with NJ
| material variation Many respect. We quote
10 to 60d, 81 25(p3 So: TO yd. So 5O3 ~; TO I'd
So 1893 So; to Sd. y4(g4 10: 3d, "a 7a(g4 So; "a
$575g5 50; I'd, f. b.. Sc 256 49,; cut spikes. 50 81
N37S.
OILS-There is only moderate demand for
linseed, which is offered at 75G76c per gallon
for prime quality. Lard oil remains firm with
fair demand at 81 10G1 II for extra current
make Refined petroleum is steady and quoted
l3kUl4c per gallon.
POTATOES-The supply is not large. and
there is fair consumptiVe demand for the
DesU qualltlcS at 5l lU(Ql 10 per Du, ~ OUfD3 IN
per brl IN store. Inferior grades are dull and
nominal.
POULTRY There is a fair demand for live
chickens, with moderate receipts and a steady
market at "a U0G4 5O per doz.
RlCE-Tnc demand is generally for local
consumption and the market continues quiet
and steady. LOUISIANA is worth 74Q16e; Caro-
lima 8@o1sc, per Id.
SALT-rhe market has not changed since
our last Domestic is in moderate request and
quiet at 23lG26c per bu, and 81 25(g1 IS per
brl. Turks Island is steady at 30(D3Sc per
Du. Liverpool coarse is in fair ceinand. and
quoted at 81 35(Q1 4O per sack.
SEED-ClOver is steady with moderate de-
mand at 1l0llxc per ID i'll store. Timothy is
quiet at - 65sGS2 rs per bu. FaxIs In fair re-
quest at 81 Is per bu.
SUGAk-The market rules firm owing to an
advance IN prices in the East. The demand is
manly for local consumption and the market
otherwise is quiet. We quote: New Orleans
at Spv1ac: yellow refined, yhta10c: extra &C.
l0kWl0Ic: ''B" white, lO.0l0Hc; "a"
wbite, lU5s 0l01c: hard. 11x(g1ls1c per 10.
TALLOW-Tncre is a firm market, with re-
celpts and demand about equal, aud prime
country is quoted sIgS}lc per ID.
WOOL-The receipts and demand remain
about equal. There has been no change in
prices and the market is steady. Unwashcd,
clothing, is worth 35aS6c; 'unwashed, comb,ng,
3S(e4Sc; heece- washed, 46QD4Sc; tub-w washed,
6O.G52c: pulled. 4Uc,