The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-30

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choice new grades at 3l@2sc, with an occa-
sional sale Of fancy selections in single pack
ages ut 1QD2c more per 1b. Prime old Is held
at 2i@22c. Medium qualities are offered at IL
@1sc, and inferior packing at l30115c per Id.
CHEESE-The demand Is moderate, and
there is quiet market Prime old factory is
worth 4Gl5c per Id. New is quoted l3g114 4c per
lb for best qualities.
CUAE-There ls quiet market, with no ma
bhc for Ohio River; TJs0sc for Ashland, ard
8hN9c for Pittsburg. The retail market re-
mains steady and quiet. We quote; peliy-
cred to consumers, 1Uc for Ohio River; 1l9l2c
for Ashland; lac for Hooking Valley, Mus
klngum Valley and kanawha; 12Cl13c for
Pittsburg, and 21922c for Kanawha camel
per bu.
CoFFEE-The market is steady with fair
demand. We quote: Rio, 2lG2l1 &c for common /;
22to24c for fair to prime, and 4H0G25c for
choice quality, per IT, Java is quoted at $500
36c, and LaquaYra, 2G027c per Id.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic is steady with
fair demand. Peaches are worth 8g9c for
quarters, y]sIg10sc for halves; and apples are
moderate request and quiet. We quote: Figs,
14Gl9c; dates, 71s(0Sc; citron. &G33c: prunes,
100llc; and currants, 7lGSc per lb. LAYER
raisins are worth s30G3 Is per box
EGGS-The receipts are not SO heavy, and
the market is steady under fair demand.
Fresh lots are worth l3c per dozen.
FEATHEk kS-There is a. moderate demand,
and the market is steady though quiet at 4Sc
per lb for prime live geese on arrival
GREEN FKUITS-Apples are in fair re-
quest with moderate supply, and fair to good
are quoted s2g3, and prime to choice, IS 5O04 20
per brl. Foreign fruits are steady and quiet.
Lemons are worth sS 5000, and oranges $49S
per box.
HAY-The best grades are firm, with fair
consumptiye demacd, and only moderate re-
ceipts; inferior qualities are neglected, the
supply being much larger than the sales Prices
have not materially changed. We quote: On
arrival, No. timothy, $aS(g24 for loose pressed.
and $2Og22 for close pressed per ton; common
is held at sl5Gls per ton. Dealers ask 50 more
per ton, in store.
HEMP-Is quiet and steady, and we obse
| no material change in prices. Rough Kentucky
is worth sl70 per ton, and dressed l2k@1Sc
per lb.
market remains quiet. NO change in prices
noticed. We quote: Green hiies at 70Sc
per ID; wet salted, SA@sHc; dry 1ne, 14QDl5c
sheep pelts, 76ci6$l 70 for gooI to prime. and 20
QD40c for inferior
IRON-There has been no material change
We can only repeat the following four month
| rates: Charcoal, not blast Hanging Rock-No.1,
$2S 0O0S0 no; No. Z, do, S27S28; DO, mill, s26 co.
Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, No. /. $27l029
No. 2, s2eian; mill. s26 w; stone-coai and coke
Charcoal, cold -blast-H. R., $4OD50; Alabama
Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold
| blast, S3tG45. Blooms, seCn90. Wrought Scrar
per ID. 1GG1 Nc; do. cast. per lb, Xn1c; man
ufactured hat, round and square bar, boil
ed, 9x@2hc; do, charcoal, Sh(g4c per II; !. .shee
| iron, boiled, Nos. l0927, 1905 3-l0c; do, char
coal, s 7-1V@6xc per lb; horse shoes. IS sI1i
| @6 70 per keg; mule shoes. W S1hD7 26 PEI
| keg; steel, American cast, 17QD1Sc; American
cast spring STEEL l2c: imported tool steel, 2U(Q
| 22c; German steel, 9O10c per lb.
MILL FEED-The market has undergone n,
material change. Bran is in moderate reques
Shipstufs are quiet at $22dD23 per ton. Mid
dlings are in moderate demand and scarce Al
$24Q12S per ton, all on arrival, and " more pei
| ton in store.
moderate demand. No change in prices. New
! Orleans is worth 6OQD75c, ana refined sirups 45t
| DN per gallon. according to quality.
OILS-There Is moderate demand for Lin
seed at 7sc per gallon for prime quality. Lart
oil is in far demand and firm at 81 20 ul 25 pei
| gallon for extra grade OF current make. Rcfne(
petroleum is steady and quiet and quoted 1917
| (D14c per gallon.
| ,POfAIOEs-Are steady, with liberal sup.
| ply and fair demand for pest grades, which are
worth SlQDl ~ per bushel in store, and inferior
are quoted 7b.a80c per bushe. On arrival all
kinds are worth about l0c less per bushel.
, POULTRY-There is fair demand for live
chickens, with moderate receipts, and good tc
RICE-Ihe demand is limited and only for
/ local consumption. Louisiana Is worth 7AtG
| 1Z6, aud best Carolina S,9Skc per ID.
| SALT-Domestic is firm with fair demand a
25c per bu, and 81 ~ per brl on arrival, ane
26c per bu and 81 As per Drl delivered. Turks
Island Is worth 26tU3Sc per bu and is in ligh
request. Liverpool coarse 10 quoted at 81 35Q
l ~ Der sack.
sEED-Clover remains steady with fair de
mand at l2(g12Xc per lb in store. Timothy il
in moderate request at $e 6Og2 10 per bushel il
| store and ~ 30a2 40 on arrival. Hungarian
grass seed is in fair requ. ct at 81 701 so per bu
Millet is quiet and steady at 81 9J,G2 per bu
Flax is selling at 81 6J9f Is per bushel, with
moderate demand.
SUGAR-The consumptive demand is fair
| and the market otherwise is quiet but steady.
We quote: Now Orleans ut &Gy1sc: yellow re-
fined, yk(0l0c; extra W." l0k9l0xc: ''B''
| white, l0h@iUHc C; "A" white, lUE QBi0X C; hard.
11xOllHc per lO. .
TALLOW-rhe receipts are moderate, and
with fair domand the market remains firm
| at 8A<QyS3<c per 10, for prime country.
TOBACCO-Market quiet and steady. Offer
erings moderate and demand fOir. Prices have
undergone no material change We quote
Shipping grades; Bright leaf, AQ0y9c: brIgh,
lpgs, l2@s2c; bright trasn ll9l7c; dark leaf, Ii
| @19c; dark lugs, 1lgl3c: dark trash, 9t01lc pei
| lD.. Manufacturing grades are worth: Brgh,
wrappers, 3Ucl1$1; bright lllers, l6022c; dark
| wrappers, 14418c; dark filters, 10,@l2c per lb.
ONO seed leaf wrappers, l5@25c, and illers,
6(0l0c per lb.
WOOL-rhe market is very quiet under lin
| tied receipts and moderate demand. No
change In prices. Unwashed, clothing, 3503bc;
| unwashed, comblne, 3SG42c; 1eece- washed, ii
Qg4Sc; tub-washed. tJQD62c; pulled. doc.