The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25
demand at 1ONl1c for rib, and Ike for clear,
lor III with Gales OF clear rih tn-llnv at nnfsida

oeHanu ~ lUTilc iOf rlD, ana lI}4C for clear,
per lD with sales OF clear rib to-day at outside
price.
LARD-The market is dull. and buyers are
demanding concession on prime steam. which
is worth 13sStgl3iSe per ID. Kettle is held at
IN 4Ac for prime city.
BULA MbATs-I here is but limited in
quiry and sides are dotel 101s@l0l az for clear;
~ ,A05se for rib, and shoulders are worth GA0g
6%e per ID for loose. Packed are held h@hc
higher than loose.
COT TfON"-The market is quiet o-day with q
moderate demand, and sales of 2J3 bales.
Prices are unchanged. We quote: Ordinary,
l2Ac; good ordinary. 1324c; low mlddling, l4Ac;
middling, 1jhc; good mlddling, 15sic per I'D.
WHISKY The market is steady at 81 or per
gallon, and sales to-day Of $50 bbls. at that
price.
HEANS-The market remains steady and
quiet at previous pi ices. Choice nayys are
quoted at 1892 %, and medium grades 81 800
80 per bush.
M-CoRN-Tberc is a steady and firm
market, and prices have undergone no mater
1al change during the week. We quote: Green
hurl 131aMAc; green stalk braid ll4g12hc;
and redbrush l0c per ID.
BUITER-Ihe market continues steady
with no change since our last report. There is
a good local demand for the best grades, but
medium and inferior packing grades are in
very light request We quote prime to choice
ages bring l@2c more. Medium grades are
worth 23,Gz5c, and common 1S12Oc per ID.
ClIEESE-1ne eccipts are limited anu with
fair demand the market is lrmer and prime
to choice factory is quoted at l6,g161ac per ID.
COFFEE-There is good cOnsumptive de-
mand and the market is firm ut previous
rates. kio is quoted at 22q221sc for
common, 23S25c for fair to prime, and 25}ac for
choice, per b. Java is worth 350g37c; and
Laguayra is quoted at 25(G27c. per ID.
CUAL-Tne market remains steady and quiet
and there has been no material change in pri-
ces. The rates aiioat are: 61ac for Ohio River;
&c for Ashland; and &c for Pittsburg per 6u.
We quote, delivered to consumers, Ohio River,
1OtGllc: Ashland, 12c; Musklngum Valley. 13c;
hooking Valley, from Brighton elevator, 13c;
hanawna, l3c: Pttsburg, lS@14c; and for Kan
awha cannel. Ac per bu.
EGGS-The receipts are heavy, and the sup.
ply being in excess Of the demand the market
ls easy with a further decline in prices, and
fresh lots are quoted 22G23c perdoz.
FEATHERs-Pime live geese are quoted at
45(94Sc per ID, with moderate demand and light
receipts.
FRUlTS-There is moderate demand for
green apples with good supply at " 50g3 20
for choice, and 81 25(g2 10 for common per brl
Dried fruit is firm and quiet. and quoted 6GG8c
for apples, and peaches 6g7Jbc for quarters,
and S1s@9hc FOR halves per ID. Oranges are
worth IA 5O,d5OO per box for Messina; So 00@
% per case. for Valencia. Lemons are quiet
at 81 5UdStO per box.
HAY-There is a steady market with good
receipts and the demand is fair for the best
grades but inferior qualities are dull. Prices
nave undergone no change. No. timothy is
quoted S23t025 for loose -presscd, S.0(D2l for
rd-pressed per ton. Inferior grades are
worth $14(0l8 per ton, all on arrival, and 81
more per ton in store.
HEMP-Ihere is very quiet market with
limited receipts and moderate demand. Rough
kentucky is worth il 10 per ton and dressed is
quoted at 18QG131ac per 10.
HlDES-Inere has been no change The de-
mand is moderate and there is o steady and
quiet market at previous rates, Green hides
salted, 14G15c per lb.; sheep pelts are selling
at 75c.G$l 25 for goOI TO prime and 2545Oc. for
common.
IRON-The market is firm with an improved
demand for hot blast, cold blast is dull. We
quote the following current rates, at four
months, per ton: Charcoal, hot blast Ii. R.
NO. /, $2s@S9: No. 2 do $26G29; do. mill, $24D
26; Alabama. Georgia and Tennessee. No. l, SIG
0a2S; No. 2, $25(126; mill, M(126 stone coal and
coke ron No. l, $26G2s; No, p 25(l27; mill, $24tD
25; Charcoal, d-blast--H. r., $40 0OG50 w;
Alabama. Georgia ana Tennessee, warm and
cold-blast $35g40. Blooms, sSO,g9O. Wrought
manufactured flat, round and square bar, boil
ed, 2s(D3c; do, charcoal, 3atg4 ~, per lb; sheet
iron, boiled, Nos 1Ug27, 1905 3-l0c; do, char
coal, 7-10g6hc per Id; horse shoes, IS ST1a
@6 70 per keg; mule shoes, 81 61atG7 rs per
keg; steel, American cast, 17@1sc; American
cast spring steel, l2c: imported tool steel, 2U(Q
22c; German steel, 9(9l0c per Id.
Mill FEED-There is firm market under
at $24(@25, and shipstufrs are in far request at
$25g28; middlings are steady at $2SN33 per
ton, all on arrival, and in store 2 more per ton
is required.
MOLASsES-There is fair consumptive de-
mand, and otherwise the market is dull. Prices
have undergone no material change. New Or
leans is quoted 6O075c, and refined sirups are
worth 4O@9Oc per gallon. according to quality.
NAILS-The market is not SO firm and there
has been some decline in prices. We quote: 10
to 60d, So 25; to I'd. 50 80; 6 to "a, SO rs:
to Sd, "a co.; 3d, 81 Is; 3D. rs; ad, b., SO 2o;
cut spikes, $3 5U ...t
OILS-There is still quiet and steady mar
at S2.aS3c per gallon with moderate demand.
Lara oil is in fair request at 81 10tG1 IL for
best grade OF current make. Renned petro-
leum is in fair request at l3(Gl4c per gallon.
POTATOES-The receipts have been light
OF late, and the best grades are held firm with
falr demand at 90c(Gs1 w per bu in store. In
ferior qualities are dull at 75gSOc per bu in
store.
POULTRY-The demand for dressed chick
ems Is limited at $3d3 rs per dozen, and live
are selling at 70 50tG4 per dozen. Dressed tut
keys are quoted at 8 G10c per Id.
RlCE-Thereis quiet and steady market,
with moderate consumptive demand. Car
olina is worth sG6Ec: and Losisana 7kQsc
per Id.
5ALI-There is moderate demand for Do
niestlc with no change in prices, and it is sell
ing at 24tG25c. per bu, and 81 25QJl IS per brl.
Turks Island Is steady at a6a8ec per bu. Liv-
erpool is quoted 81 35Qy1 4O Der sack.
SEED-There is fair demand for clover
1T II ]s(911%c per ID in store for prime quality.
Flax is steady at 81 rs per bu.
SUGAk-There is a fair cOnsumptive de-
nand. Prices remain steady with no material
,hange. New Orleans is worth 7htgyac: yell