The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-10
steady a. q % for choice navios. anal 8 1bal IS

steady at ~ oO for choice navies, and 81 75a1 81
for mediums per buA
BROOM-UdRN-The market remains steady
and quiet and previous prices. Green hurl fs
worth 13c; green stalk braid, 11al2c, ana COM
mon red brush 10c per lb.
BUTTER-The market has not materially
varied since our last. The demand for the best
grades is about equal to the receipts, and
prices firm. Lower grades are neglected, with
d continued accumulation Of stocks. We quote
choice 2Da22c, and prime 16a19e per lb; 1aSe
more can be had for small lots Of extra quality.
Medium is quoted 14aiec, and common butter
10a12c per lb.
CHEESE-The supply is in excess Of the de-
rnand, and prime to choice factory Is worth OK
COAL-The market is steady and there is a
moderate demand at previous prices. The rates
afloat are: Pittsburg, 9xc; Raymond City and
Campbell Creek, 8Hc; Ashland, 71Sc; Ohio
River, 6kc per bu. Delivered to consumers.
isc; 1sSiaads iiaise Obi Ohio River, 100; S Mus asA
kingum and Kanawha, Ire per bu. Hooking
Valley is worth l0c at elevator, l2c delivered
per bu. Indiana and Kanawha Cannei, deliv-
cred, SOc per bu. Anthracite Is worth 50 b0al0
COFFEE There is quiet and steady mar
ket and prices are unchanged. We quote: Rio.
2Oa2ic for common; 2l1Sa22kc for fair to good,
ana 23a24c for prime to choice.per lib. Java 10
worth s2a34c per lb, add Laguayra 24xs25c
DRIED FRUITS-There ia quiet market
for domestic. Apples are worth Sa9Jfc, and
peaches sa9c for quarters, and 9na10Kc for
halves, per lb. Foreign are steady with mod
crate demand and, no change IN prices. Layer
faisins are worth $2 60a2 as per box. Figs are
quoted 14alSc; prunes, 9al0c; citron. 30a8Sc;
dates 5saSc, and currants 751a8c per lb.
EGGS-The receipts are moderate and there
is d fair demand at l6c per dozen for fresh ar.
rivals.
FEATHERs-The' market is steady with
moderate demand at 6Oc per lb for prime live
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in limited
supply, with moderate demand. and good to
prime lots sell at 81 50a4 50 per brl, in store.
Lemons are firm with fair demand at IS 50a6 SO
per box, and oranges are quoted is Ooa6 20 per
HAY-The market remains quiet and steady
with fair demand for best grades. There is
little or NO demand for inferior grades. The
receipts are liberal, and we observe no varia-
tion in prices. No. l timothy Is worth s21a22
for loose, and $19a20 for nard- pressed per ton,
on arrival Common grades are worth $12a15
per ton on arrival Dealers ask $a2 more per
ton IN store.
:, hEMP-lhe market is quiet though steady.
limited. We quote: Rough Kentucky, $165a
~ per ton, and dressed is worth 12al25zc per
pound. y
HIDES-The market is quiet and steady.
The demand is moderate, but the receipts are
light No material change in prices. We
quote: Prime queen hides, .6ha75 5sc per lb; wet
salted, Sayc; dry flint, 14al5c; sheep pelts,
!Seasl rs, for eoodsto prime,fsnd 2ua4Oc for IN
IKoN-Market quiet and steady az previous
ra. es. The following are the rates for aitgrades
OF pig iron at a months per ton. Charcoal, hot
blast Hanging Rock-No. ]. $28a3g; No. 2, do,
81 C0a2s oU; do. mill, s26 co.; Alabama, Geor-
Z, $26 O0a27 9O; MILL $26 o.; stone-c0a and coke
iron-No !, $28a29; No. 2, $25a27; mill, S25a26.
Charcoal, cold blast III. B., $4Oa50; Alabama,
SSeorsia . and Tennessee, warm and cold
per 10 1alA4c; DO, cast, per lb, Kaic: manufac-
tured Nat, round anu square bar, boiled, 2ka
Shc; 90, charcoal, S1sa4c per lb: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. 1Oaz7, 41aa5 S-loc; do, charcoal,
67-l0aShc perlb; horse shoes, IS S7Na6 25 per
keg; mule shoes, ~ S11sa7 25. per keg;l steel,
American cast 17a1sc; American cast spfin 8
steel, l2c; imported tool steel, 10agsc; German
steel, 9si0c per lb.
MILL FEED-Contlnues steady and quiet.
The offerings are large and the demand only
moderate at previous prices. Bran is worth
Sldal7, shipstufis, Sl6al9, ana middlings $23a27
per ton, all on arrival. and ~ more per ton is
required in store.
+ NOLASSESA There is fair consumptive de-
mand: Prices remain unchanged.i New Or
leans Is worth 6Ua7Uc, ana refined sirups 45ca
81 per gallon.s
O1LS-Linseed is steady and in moderate re-
quest at 66G61c per gallon. Lard oil is in fair
cufreht make. Refined petroleum is quoted lsa
u PHDTAtfbEs-The III supply exceeds the de-
m, mand. Tae M bsss grades are worth seasOc PEI
ferior grades continue duiland nominal. New
potatoes are worth $4a5 per brL
PDULTRY-Live chickens are in fair de-
mand, and there -is q good supply. The mar
ket is steady, and we quote IS Y6a3 IS for Old,
and s2 50a8for young, per dozen. "a,
Qr1d and I'M
market is steady at 714a7Ac for Louisiaha, and
SaB14c for Carolina, per lb. -. ,s... f. Y
SALT,-There is a steady market for domes-
zig. Ct 81 A. per srl and &c per bu. Liverpool
sack. Turks Island isIn limited demand at
There is moderate demandf for Mil
let and Hungarian grass at VI 10ai Is for the
Flax is quoted ii 50a1 IS per bu. CLOVER and
tIInotay are nOminal with not enough doing to
admit Of any quotations.. y .
+ SUGAR-1hs deaia1fd is moderate, but there
tion in prices; We quote; New Orleans, SKA
9S.c per ~; clarified, 9haloc: extra ..C," 1oka
l0?4 4c; hard, n gan &c perl lb
TALLUW-There Is a steady market, with
fairdemand3 and We quote prime country 81 a.
III >fofBAuCo-Fair fsl demand and steady mar
ket at previous prices, We quote: Shipping
lear, 24a39cs bright lngs, liza
&c; bright trash, llDl7c: dark leaf, 15af9c;
dark lugs, lla18e; dark trash, aIOc per lb For
we quote: Bright wrappers,
2ya9sc; bright Ill ars, 16a22c: dark wrapper, Ida
1Sc; dark fllers,. 10al2c, per lb. Ohio seed leaf
1 Is worth Lac s, Tor cigar wrappers, snd oaee
WOOL--M -Markct quiet at previous prices.
We quote: Unwashed clothing, 30a31c; un-
waeheH cpmbing, a8a40c; tub washed, 45a4Sc;
3Sc Der lb II s.f II * .1s3s .-.'g-s -slr,,