The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

any change i'll the market Tnc demand is fan
and prices remain steady. We quote: Assorted
Nos, per ID, 26c; carpet warp, white e1c; dc
colorcd, 33c; wicking, 26c; coverlet yarn, soc
batting, 12O20c: cotton twine, 2ic; cotton rope
/ / 2.se; trot lines, 3Oc; SEINE twine. 3ic.
EoGS-The market was very firm at the
| opening of the week, with limited supply
! Receipts are now much larger, and the market
is easier, closing at 25G26c per dozen for fresh
| lots
EEATHERs-Th market is quiet. under
| larger receipts and moderate demand.
| Prices are unchanged. We quote prime live
geese at 41@4Sc per lb; common are held AT 45c
per lb.
FRUlTs-There is moderate demand for
| green apples with good supply, and prime
to choice are worth S2 50G3 81 per barrel;
common sell at S2(g2 25 per brl. Dried fruit is
firm, with fair demand; apples are quoted at
s(G9ho per ID, and peaches 71stG}aSc for quar-
| ters, 9N0D10Ic Tor naIves per lD Lemons are
steady at " S0@s per box. Oranges are in fair
request at So 75(Q4 25 per box for Messlna, and
81 b0Q8 10 per case for Valencia.
HAY-The market remains about as prevl-
ously reported. The demand for the best
grades Is sufficient to absorb the receipts. In
ferior grades, however, are neglected, with
little or no sale. No change in prices. No.
timothy is quoted at $23925 for loose pressed,
ssOQ22 for hard pressed per ton. Inferior
grades are worth s14t9lS per ton, all on arrival,
and ~ more per ton In store.
| HEMP-There is steady market with only
moderate demand at quotations, but the re-
receipts are limited. Rough Kentucky is
worth 81 70(9l 10 per ton, and dressed is quoted
l2h@l3c per lb.
HlDEs-The market is quiet and steady,
with moderate receipts and demand. No
change in prices. We quote green hides 7gec
per lb; wet salted. e3@v16c; dry fine, 14@l5c;
sheep pelts, 75c(Gs1 Is for go0d to prime, and
20G40c for inferior.
HOPs-The market is very quiet, with only
q moderate demand. frime samples are worth
40@y45c per lb.
1RON-The market is steady and quiet.
Holders of pig-iron are firm and not anxious
to make sales at previous rates. There is a
far demand for malleable with good Offering.
Prices have undergone no material variation
for pig iron at months per ton. Charcoal
hot Blast II. R.-No. /, $2s9SY: No. 2
do, $N 90; do. mil, $s6; Alabama. Geor-
sse@27 ;mill, 20. stone-coal andcoke iron. No.
!, SCOOPS; No. 2, 25G127; mill, $25t26; Charcoal,
cold-blast H. r., $40 O0G5o %; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, warm ana cold
blast, $35@4O. Blooms, ssO.G9O. Wrought Scrap
per lb, l@l!4c; do, cast, per lb, sldlic; man
| ufactured tlat, round and square bar, boil
ed, 2a08c; do. charcoal, 3a4@42O, per Id; sheet
iron. boiled. Nos. lvtGT, 4lsg5 3-l0c; do, char
@6 20 per keg; mule shoes, IS s71a(g7 rs POI
keg; steel, American cast, 1T@1sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c; imported tool steel, 20(d
22ci German steel, 9(G10c per ID.
| LEAD-The market has ruled quiet through
out. the week, with only very moderate de-
mand. We quote: Pig lead, 714@71ac; bar
lead 71sGsc per lb.
LEATHEt-The market remains about as
last reported. The demand is only moderate
and prices are unchanged, We quote: Ameri-
can kip, per dozen, $1OO0l2O: French kip,
| $100012U; upper. per doz, $50060; American
calf-skms, 81 POOL 4u: foreign calf-sklns,
81 1902 20; Oak sole, 4UG4sc; Hemlock do, 8OlG
35c.
MILL FEED-The market is quiet though
firm with light receipts and moderate demand.
Prices have undergone no material change.
Bran is worth 23gM; shipstutfs $24G25, and
| mlddlings 2S(g32 per ton, all on arrival; and 81
more per ton in store,
MOLASsES-Therc is a fair consumptive de-
| mand, and the market remains quiet and
steady at previous rates.. New Orleans is
worth 6007Oc, and refined sirups 40ll90c per
gallon, according to quality.
NAILS-The market shows no change since
last week. The demand Is fair at previous
prices. Wequote: 10 to God. 50 25; TO 81. So 80;
to "a, 50 rs; to cd, "a 90: 3D. "a Is; I'd, IS 75;
| Sd. I. b., S6 %: cut spikes. $3 81.
| NAV AL oIORES-The demand is very mod
| crate. Some decline in spirits turpentine.
| Prices are unchanged: Resin. virgin, S5(p5 20;
resin, No. ordinary, ~ 65; pitch, $3.50; tar 81;
Spirits Of turpentine, 40c per gal.
OILS-Thc market continues steady at pre-
yious rates. Llnseed is in moderate demand at
SUg62c per gallon. Lard oil is in fair request
at 81 1901 IL for best grade o1 current make
Refined petroleum is steady at l31sgl4c per
gallon.
POTATOES-The market is firm under light
receipts and the demand is fair for the best
grades at 9ic(1$1 90 per bu., and common quail
tiles are hardly salable at 7Ogs0 per bu. in
store.
POULTR1-Ihe receipts are limited and the
demand is fair and the market rules firm.
Chickens are worth "a 5005 25 per dozen, live
or dressed. Dressed turkeys are selling at 10
@16c per lb., with light supply.
RlCE-Ihe demand is moderate and chiefly
4 Dusn
quote Carolina at S(gS1ac; and Louisiana 7h@se
per lb.
SALT-Domestic is quiet, the demand being
moderate at 23d25c per bu. and Il 25lG1 50 per
brl. Turks Island is steady, but with limited
demand, at 36(g37c per bu. Liverpool coarse is
rather dull and worth 81 35G1 4O per sack.
SEED-Tbe market has undergone no mate
rial change. Clover is steady with fair demand
81 7o(99 So per Du in store. We hear of no sales
on arrival. Flax is IN moderate request and
firm at 81 75 per bu.
SUGAK-Therc is a steady market with fair
local demand. No material variation in prices.
New Orleans is quoted at 7(G9U; yellow refined
&d9Ac; extra .'C," lphGl0l4c; ''B" white 10,S
(9lonc; "a" white, lO'sG1lO24c; hard, 1ltgliAc
per lb
sHoT-The market remains firm but quiet,
the demand being moderate at previous prices.
Assorted are worth $2s929, and buckshot $2G1
27 per keg.
sTARCH-There has been no change Re-
uneu pearl Is IN Ihlr demand at 5,U5Xcpcr 10.
J. TALLOW-The Is q steady market, the de-
mand and receipts being about equal. Prime
country is quoted S14gSJ5Sc per ID.
TEAs-There Is quiet but steady market,
with fair consnmptlve demand at previous
rates. We quote: Green-foung Hy son, 4Uc0l
81 10; Imperial, 5OcG$l 25; HysoG, 4Oc0Si;
GunowdeT. sig1 40 Black-souchong, 4Oc{gsl
Oolong 40ct0H.
WINDOW GLASS - The market continues
quiet and steady, with no material variation
A discount of W per cent is allowed to the
trade from card rates, which are founded upon
SO % for first quality and $40 for double strength
for by G7 by y per box Of 81 feet.
WOODEN WARE-The demand is moderate
The market is steady and prices are un-
changed. We quote: TUBS, nests, IS, 81 %:
tubs nests, SIS, So 2b tubs, No. /, IS; tubs, No. @
81; tubs. No. 3, So; buckets, 81 IS: churns, No.
|, $40: churns, No. 2. ~ 50; churns, No. 8, IS;
washboards, ST.
WOUL-The market is inactive under limi-
ted receipts and light demand. No material
change in prices. We quote: Unwasbed, cloth
ing, S2(G5ac; unwashed, combng, 37O3sc;
neece- washed. AAg41c; washed, 5U452c
pulled, 4Oc.
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