The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-10

higher for medium grades. We quote: ordIn-
l4%c: middling, 14Nc; good middling, 1870;
mlddllng far. 16c: fair, 17c per 10.
WHISKY-Is firm and in fair demand TO-
day, with sales OF 4SS brls at 81 10 per gallon.
BEANs-Market dull and prices nominally
uncnanged. common are worth VI 25a1 40, me-
diums VI oval 70, and best nayies 81 80ai 90 per
bu.
BROOM-CORN-Is quiet and steady. The
demand is moderate and the supply ample. No
change IN prices. Choice is worth l3c, medium
quality l01alle, and common 91sc per lb
BUTTER-The market remains steady with
an improved demand for medium and common
packing grades. Best table butter Is In good
request. The receipts of all kinds are ample.
NO material change in prices. We quote 1Sa2Jc
per ID for choice Western Reserve, and 16al7c
for prime Central and Southern Ohio. Small
lots Of extra sell at la2c more per Id. Medium
grades are worth 14al5c, and lower packing
grades l0al2c per lib,
CHEESE - The market continues quiet.
There is a moderate demand at 10aI1c per lb
for prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-There Is a firm market with fur
ther advance in prices. The demand here is
fair Rio is worth 2ia2sc for common; 22Ia
23hc for fair to good; 4ay5c for prime TO choice
per lb.
and we observe little or no change. The
rates afoat are LOG for Youghiogheny;
s1se for Raymond city; Sc for Ashland.
and SIC for Ohio River per bu. Delivered to
consumers we quote Ohio River. 1oc; Ash
land, lie; Raymond City, 12c; Mnskingum,
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 12al8c, and
~ Snonghiogheny; isal4c. Kanawha camel. a0a
DRIED FKUrrs-Domestio is dull and nom.
inai. Apples are held at sa9c; peaches, 1asc
Tor quarters, 9al0c for halves per Id. For
eign are quiet and steady at previous prices:
we quote: Citron S0as2c, figs 14a1Sc, prunes
galOc, currants 1,sasc, dates 7kaSc per ID.
Layer raisins $2 50a2 " per box.
EGGS-Are quiet, with good receipts and
moderate demand. Fresh arrivals are quoted
llal5c per dozen, the latter figure for small lots
GREEN FRUITS-Lemons are frm and
higher. They are In good demand at s9 50alO 80
per box. Oranges are In fair request and
scarce at Sea9 per box.
HAY-The best grades are in fair local de-
mand with sales and receipts about equal. In
ferior grades continue dull No variation in
prices. We quote: No. l timothy $18a2O for
loose, and a5a17 for tight-pressed per ton, on
arrival Common hay is worth s10a18 per ton
on arrival In store dealers require 81 more
HEMP-There is limited demand and the
receipts are light. Prices are nominally un-
changed. We quote: Rough Kentucky, $15Oa
LOS per ton, and dressed 12c per lb.
. HIDES-The demand Is light, and the market
is somewhat easier. We quote: Green hides
6a7hc; wet salted. 7ha9c; dry flint. 14al5c per
10; sneep peltS are worth 75ca$l rs for good
to prime. and 25a40c for common.
MILL FEED-The market mas undergone
no change. Bran is in moderate demand, with
liberal offerings at $l4a15 per ton. Shlpstuffs
continue quiet at $l6al7 per ton. Middlings are
IN falr request at S22a21 per ton, in bulk.
These figures are on arrival. In store $2 more
per ton Is asked.
NOLASSES ES-There is moderate consump-
tive demand, and the market continues steady
at previous prices. New Orleans is worth GOA
m all
cording to quality.
OILS-The market has undergone no espe-
cial variation. Linseed is In fair request at 63a
66c per gallon. Lard oifis steady and in mod
grades OF current-make. Refined petroleum
is steady at l2a13c per gallon.
POTAIOES-The market is we'll supplied
and there is moderate demand at $2a2 rs per
brl for good to prime in store.
POULrRY-lIhe market is steady for live
chickens, with liberal receipts ami fair de-
mand at s3 50a4 for old, and ~ 50a3 for young,
per doz, according to quality.
hlCE-Is in faIr cOnsumptIve demand and
steady. We quote Rangoon 7a7I2c, Louisiana
ia c, and Carolina Sas1c per lb.
SALT-The market has undergone little or
no change. There is a moderate demand for
domestic at 26c per bu and 81 46 per brl, on ar
rival. Liverpool coarse is in limited request,
but steady at 81 2Jal SO per sack. Turks
island is duh at S0a3sc per bu.
SEED-Ctover is quiet and steady at 1916
80 ~, anu oiuhoouy III lHOuordUo rtqueSU VI
~ 65a2 70 per bu in store. Flax is quoted 81 80
per Du, with fair demand. Hungarian grass
seed is worth 81 35al 40 per bu, and the de-
and is light.
SUGAk-The market remains steady with
moderate demand. No further change in prices
New Orleans is quoted 81aaY5sc; clarified, 90
l0c: extra SC" 10Aa10&c; "B" white, 10ka
l01sc; "a" white, lO1aa1OAc: and hard, 11JAa
II 1zc per lb.
TALLOW-The demand and receipts are
about equal, and the market remains steady at
SK aSkc per Id for prime country.
WOOL-Marketq quiet and rather weak, with
lighter demand. There is no change in prices.
We quote: Unwashed clothing; 2Sa3Oe; un-
washed combing, 38a40c; tub washed. 45a47c;
common to line fleece, 4Oal5c; city pulled, 3aa
,3c per lb.