The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-02

4 oATs-There is a steady market but the de-
mand is limited; ls t. 10. y are worth S4aSSc for
| MESS PORK-P1me city is offered at $40
per brl spot, bat there is little selling.
| BULK MEATS The market Is quiet and
steady. Clear sides, l21Sal2Jzc; clear rib sides,
| l156allA<c, and shoulders Sj6a6Nc per lb, all
loose.
BACoN-nhere is q limited inquiry, but
holders are iirm at l8c for clear sides, III NC
for clear nib ldes. and 92fa9,Sc for shoulders
LARD-The demand is moderate at 14al41c
for city Kettle, and " more is wanted. Prime
steam is held at 13Sal3&e, and current
make is quoted lsxal2Xc per lb, and holders
ash 13c in some Cases.
COfTON-The market is steady, with sales
to-day of 234 bales. No material change in
rates. We quote: Ordinary, 1lAc; good ordi-
nary, f3%c; low middling, l4c: niiddlng, 141sc;
good middiing, loc; mlddling fair, 11}xc; fair,
WHISKY There is an active demand to-day
| with steady market and sales of All brls at
" l5 per gallon.
| BEANs-The demand is light, with full sup
| ply, and we quete common VI 25al 4O mediums
1 ii G0al ~, and choice naHies 81 60a ~ per bu.
| BROOM M-CORN-Is quiet and steady. The
demand is moderate and the supply ample. No
change ia prices. Choice is worth lsc, medium
quality 10Hal1c, and common 956c per Id.
BUTTEk-We observe no change. The
market s steady ana there is a continued fair
demand for the best grades. Inferior grades
steady. ehoIce is wo tn l9asec, and prime
I7aisc per Id. Medium is offered at l4aibc. aud
| common l0al2c per lb
ChEESE The market is quiet, the demand
and supply being both very moderate. Prime
to.choice factory is worth iOAalic per lb.
COFFEE-ls steady and quiet, with fair de-
mand. We quote: Rio, l9S a20c for common;
2la22c for fair to good, and 23a24c for prime TO
choice. Jaya is worth 82a33c per lib.
COAL-The market continues quiet and
steady. Sales aaoat are made at loc for Yough-
iogheny; SMc for Raymond; &c for Ashland
and SIC for Ohio RIVER Per By. Delivered to
land, lie; Raymond City, lie; Maskingum.
Hooking Valley and Kanawha 12al3c, and
Youghiogheny, l3al4c. kanawha camel, goa
Dried DFKUrrs-Domestic restill dull with
no variation IN prices. Apples are worth 7a9c;
peaches, 7aSc for quarters, 9ai0c for halves
per 10. Foreign are quiet and steady at
previous ts oJ rates - .r We Slote; Layer raj
9alOc; dates. 71sa6c; currants, 71Sasc, and cit
ron, 80a82c Der lb
EGGS-The market is quiet The demand
IS moderate, with large receipts. We quote:
GREEN FRUIfS-Lemons are rather scarce
and firm, with good demand at scale per box.
Oranges are steady and in fair request at sSa9
The markes is quiet, with a fair local
demand for the higher grades, and little or no
sale for inferior. No. timothy is worth $18a20
for loose, and x5a11 for tight pressed per ton,
on arrival. Common grades are held at $10al3
per ton on arrival III store dealers require "
moreper ton.
HEMP-Is dull, with light demand and
moderate supply. No material variation in
per ton. and dressed 12al21ac per lb.
HIDES-The demand is light, and the market
is somewhat easier. We quote: Green hides,
6a7c; wet salted, 7ha9c; dry flint, 14ai5c per
Id; sheep pelts are worth 15caS1 % for good
to prime, and 2,a5Oo for common
IRoN-Ihe market is generally inactive
at previous rates. We give the fol-
lowing as the correct rates at months
blast Hanging Rock-No. /, $27a29; No. 2. do,
sec o0a27 0O; do. mill, $26 %: Alabama, Geor-
gia and Tennessee, No. !, SCI U0ass w.; No.
:, s27 %; mil, $26 90. Stone-coal and coke
Charcoal. cold -blast-H. r., $4Oa5O; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, $35a4O. Blooms, sSOa9O. Wrought scrap
per ID. 1a1 &c: do, cast, per Id, Aalc. manufac-
tnred fat, round and square bar, boiled, 2ka.
21sc; do, charcoal. 3}Sa4c per lb: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. 1Qa27, Az as BLOC; do charcoal,
7-lOa61ac per lb; horse shoes, So S75sa6 % per
keg; mule shoes. $6 Sr1sa7 Is per keg; steel,
American cast, 17alSc; American cast spring
steel, lee; imported tool steel, 20aasc: German
steel, Ga l0e per lb.
MILL FEED-There has been no special
d
moderate demand and limited receipts. We
quote bran sl4ai5, shIpstutfs $l6al7, and mid
dlings s23a27 per ton, on arrival, and ~ more
per ton in store
NOLASSES--Is quiet and steady with mod
crate demand. No change in prices. New Or
leans is worth 6Oa1Uc. and refined sirups 45casl
per gallon.
OILs-Linseed is in limited demand, with
liberal offerings and somewhat lower. 1t is
quoted 63a65c per gallon. Lard oil is quiet with
moderate demand at 81 05al 0S per gallon for
extra quality of current make Refined petro-
leum Is steady at li1sal2hc per gallon.
POTA1OES-The market is inactive, the re-
ceipts being heavy and in excess Of the de-
mand. We quote prime new ~ 25aa 90 per brI
POULTRY-The receipts are large and there
is moderate demand. Live chickens are
worth IS s6a8 75 for old and 30 25a3 for young
per dog.
RICE-There Is fair consumptive demand
and the market rules steady at previous rates.
We quote: Rangoen, Tza15kc; Louisiana, ~ a
Sc, and Carolina oaSse per lb.
SALT-Don1estc LIS very quiet at 26c per bn
and 81 45 per bril-, IN store; Liverpool coarse is
steady with moderate demand at 81 30ai 30 per
sack; Turks Island is quieu at 30a32c per bu. |
SEED-There is a moderate demand for flax
seed at 81 5U per Du Hungarian grass is worth
81 40 and millet VI per bu.. Clover is nominal
at l2als1se per LIB, and timothy is dull at 81 t5a
SUGAR-The market has undergone no va
Ration since our last The demand is only
moderate. We quote: New Orleans, Sa94c
per III; CHARMED, 91aatOc: extra &c" lOzal61sc;l
"B" White, 1o2SalO9ac; SAP white, I09h al0Ss G:
hard, 1lka11 &c per lb. |
TALLOW-The receipts are ample and there |
ls fair demand, with steady market at SA |
a85xc per III for prime country.
TOBACCO-The market is steady and quiet. /
W quote: Shipping grades, Bright leaf, 2a |
39c. bright lags, Ha22e; bright trash, Hal
17c; dark leaf, 1dal9c; dark lugs, llal3c; dark /
trash, 9al1c per lb. Manufacturing grades |
are worth: Brlghtwrappers, 2ya99c; bright fill /
eTs, 16a22c: dark Wrappers, 14a18c: dark filters
10al2c per lb. Ohio seed leaf is worth 14a24c |,
for cigar wrappers, 6a9c for cigar filters per lb.
WOOL-Market quiet and STEADY. The re-
ceipts are not heavy and demand is moderate. I
washed combing, SSa40c; tub washed, 45a47c;
to fne fleece, 4ua42c: city pulled San L