The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-15

ls,spsSc, and shoulders, O1as3lc per u, all
BULK MEATs-The trade Is light. Clear
sides are worth l2c, clear rib sides II &au &c,
and & shoulders s7sc per lb, all loose
Al fSS PORK-Therc Is only a moderate in
aud holders want 2Uc spot.
LAkD--C0ntinues quiet at 1870 for prime
current make; 13c for prime winter steam, and
lac for city kettle per Ib.
ward tendency in prices. The rates afoat are:
Youghiogheny, 10Ac; Campbell Creek. &c;
Ashland and Raymond City, SIC per bushel.
we quote, delivered. to- consumers, Yough-
Ashland and Raymond City, 12c; MuskIngum.
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, l3c; Indiana
and Kanawha camel, 2Oc per bu. City coke vt
yards is worth lie, and gas coke ID, Sc per bu.
Delivered. city coke 14c, gas COKE lac per bti.
COrT0N-Continues dull. Ssales to-day SO
bales. No material change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, 1lTc; good ordinary, 8Nc;
low middllng, l4Nc: middlng, l4%c; good
middiing, Ike; middling iair, leci fair, l'c
WHIsKY.-Is still selling at 81 10 per gallon,
at which price ll7 brls were sold to-day.
BEANS-There is little or nothing doing
Choice navies are held nominally at 81 S5ai w.
and medium at 81 goal " per bu, and there are
BROOM CORNING market continues quiet
and steady. The receipts are limited. Com
mon red brush Is worth 9a10C; green stalk
braid, lOhsal2c, and choice green huri lac
BUTTER-The receipts are light. and there
Is rather a frmer feeling in the market.
Choice is worth 20a21c, and prime 1Sa19c per lb
Extra Of single packgss, sar1g lag
at l4al8c, and lower packing grades are also
dull at l0a13c per Id.
CHEEsE-There is a steady market, with
fair demand and moderate receipts. Prime to
,bn foot 10 unrth1 0oI n r
C0FFEE-Market steady, ana demand fair
at previous prices. kio is worth 21a22c for
common; 22Ha281ac for fair to good; S4a25c for
prime to choice, per 10. Java is worth 3Sas5c,
DRIED FKUIfS : Domestic remains dull
and unchanged. Apples, 7a9c; peaches, 7aSc
for quarters, 9a10c for halves per ID. For
eign are in moderate request and steady. Lay
ron, per lb, SOas9c; figs 14a1Sc, prunes salOc,
currants 75sa8c, dates 71saSc.
EGGS-There is no change of any conse-
quence. The demand is about equal to the re-
ceipts, and fresh arrivals are worth l4aloc per
dozen.
GREEN FRUTS-The market-is steady.
lemons are in fair demand at 80 5Oa10 per box.
Oranges are scarce and selling at W bOa9 per
box, with moderate demand.
HAY--Continues steady and unchanged.
There is q good local demand for the best
grades. No. timothy is worth S18a20 loose,
and $15a17 for Nght-pressed, per ton. on arrival
Interior 10 still dull at $1Oa12 per ton, on ar
rival. In store dealers require ~ more per ton.
HEMP-The market is dull and nominal.
Rough Kentucky is held at $l50a155 per ton;
dressed l2al21sc per lb.
HIDEs-Thsre is very little doing and prices
are nominallg unchanged. We quote: Green
hides, ,.6a71So; wet salted, 7ka9c; dry flint, 14a
15c per Id; sheep pelts are worth 75ca$1 25
for good to prime, and 2aa40c for common.
IRON-There Is but light demand: The
offerings are large, but holders are firm. Prices
hau Indp
give the following rates at four months
| Tor pig iron per ton: Charcoal. hot
| blast Hanging Rock-No. !, $27a29; NO. 2, DO,
s2e oOaH o.; do. mill sa6 90: Al3bama, GeSr-
3, s27 90; mIil. $26 90. Stone-coal and coke
| iron-No. l, $26a27; No. 2, $25a26; mill, $25.
Charcoal, cold -blast-H. r., s4Oa5O; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
| blast, $35a40 Blooms, $80a9O. Wrought scrap
per lb. 1a1 Nc: do, cast, per lb, &alc; manufac.
| tured fiat, round and square bar, boiled, AKA
aye; do, charcoal, 31fa4c per Id: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. 10a27, 4ha5 3-lUc: do. charcoal,
7-1Oa6kc per Id; horse shoes, IS S71sa6 25 per
keg; mule shoes. Sc s71aa7 % per keg; steel
American cast, 17alSc; American cast spring
steel, 12c; imported tool steel, 2Oa22c; German
steel. 9alOc per lb
with light offerings at $14al5 per ton; ship
stuffs are quiet at Sl6al7 per ton; middlings arr
| steady with moderate receipts and fair de-
mand at $23a2S per ton. These figures are Of
/ NOLASSES-Is steady with moderate de
mand, and we observe no change. We quote
/ New Orleans 60a70c, and refined sirups 45ca$
per gallon, according to quality.
1 OILSiThere Is moderate demand for lin
/ seed at 64a65c per gallon. Lard oil is quiet AM
easy at 81 per gallon for prime current-make
Refined petroleum is steady at l2al3c PEI
| gallon.
i POTATOES-The receipts are rather in ex
cess Of the demand, ana there is a very quie
market at 81 5Ua2 per brl for good to prime.
| POULTRY-The market Is firm under lin
| tied receipts and fair demand, and we quot
live chickens So 5Oa4 20 per dozen for old an
s2 50a3 per dozen for young, according to quail
lity.
SALT-There is fair demand for domesti
at 26c per bu and 81 46 per brl, in store, an
when delivered drayage Is added. LiverpOo
coarse is In moderate demand and steady a
81 25al 80 per sack. Turks Island Ia dull q
80a32c per bu.
SEED-Clover is steady and In fair deman,
at 121ac per lb, and timothy at 50 65a2 rs per bu
Flax is worth 81 40 per bu, and Hungarian
grass seed is in moderate demand at 81 3Oal
per bu.
| SUGAR-There is fair demand and tn
lmarket is firm. No material change in pricei
4 New Orleans is quoted Sha91ac; clarified, O.
10c: extra Sc" 10AalO3ic; "B" white, 10H
l10Hc; "a" white, iO,aa1Ossc; and hard, 1lK
lI1Xc per lb.
TALLOW-The demand is fair and receipt
are ample at 81 ASK e per Id for prime country
WOOL-Ihe trade is light. Buyers seem
be holding off at present prices but holder
continue hrm. The receipts are general
large. No material change In prices
We quote: Unwashed clothing, 28a31c; un
washed combing, 38a40c; tub washed, 45a47c