The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-09

tive. Prime city is offered at $2Oa2O rs per br
and bids are made generally at inside figures
BULK. MEATS Market quiet and rathe
"A easy. Clear sides are quoted 12al2Hc; clea
rib sides, II Nc; shoulders 6xaSkc per lb
all loose and buyers offer inside figures spot
sales Of 1000 lbs clear rib at l1Zc, buyers Au.
Igust and 100000 lbs do at 1gc, buyers August
LAkD--The market Is generally quiet
There Is moderate demand for prime curren,
make at 12Aal2Xc. Prime winter steam il
quoted l6al3kc, and city kettle is held at l4s
Il COrT0N-The market is arm with active de.
mand to-day, and sales OF 1853 bales reported
at the Cotton Exchange. Novariation in prIces
we quoLe: Ordinary, 12c; good ordinary, l85sc
low middling. l4hc: middiing, 14%c; good mid
ding. 15kc: mlddlIng fair, l6c; fair, TIC per 10
| WHISKY--Fhere is firm market to-day
with an advance of &c per gallon, and sales o.
sS2 brls at u Ii per gallon.
BEANS-Are inactive and nominal; common
are heid at vi 2oal 4O, MEDIUMS S1 coal 10, and
choice nAvies 81 80af ~ per bu.
. | BROOM-CORN-Is quiet and steady. The
demand Is moderate and the supply ample. No
cnapfge IN prices. Choice is worth 13c, medium
quality lO1sal1c, anu d'common 91Sc per lb.
BUTTER-The market has not undergone
any material change. There is good demand
for the best grades, moderate demand for in
lerlor packing grades, and medium grades are
| negle ted. The receipts are ample OF all kinds
Choice is worth 1Sa2Oc, and prime 16alTc per Id,
and a2c more can be had for small lots of ex-
ira quality. Medium grades are held at l4alsc,
and common l0al2c per lb
| CHEESE The market continues quiet.
There is a moderate demand at 1Oallc per lb
| for prime to choice factory.
| COFFEE-There is a strong market, owing
to an upward tendency in the East. The de-
gone no material variation. We quote: Rio,
2Oa2lc per lb for common, II 1sa22 l5c for fair
to prime, 23a231sc for prime, and 4a 241ac for
cholce. Jaya IS worth 83a35c per lb.
4 q a nrlln traN I.,.Na a(Aa.s
and we observe little or no change. The
rates atioat are lOc for Youghiogheny .
SIC for Raymond city; Sc for Ashland.
ana 65sc Tor Ohio River Per bn. Delivered TO
land, lie; Raymond City, i2c; Muskingum.
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 12al3c, and
Youghlogheny, 13a14c. Kanawha camel, goa
&c per bu.
| DRIED FKUITS-Domestic is dull and NOM
inal. Apples are held at 8a9c; peaches, 7aSc
for quarters, 9al0c for halves per Id. For-
eign are quiet and steady at previous prices.
We quote: Citron 30a32c, 1gs 14aiSc, prunes
Layer raislns 81 50a2 81 per box.
EGGS-The demand is only moderate with
liberal receipts. There is steady market at
l3al4c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUITS-There is fair demand
for lemons which are quoted S9 O0alu per box.
Oranges continue steady and in moderate de-
mand at ssa9 per box.
HAf-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. timothy $1Sa2O for
loose, and $l5a17 for tight-pressed per ton, on
arrival. Common hay is worth $1Oa13 per ton
on arrival In store dealers require * more
per ton. .'
HEMP-There is a limited demand and the
receipts are light. Prices are nominally un-
changed. We quote: Rough Kentucky, s150a
los per ton, and dressed 12c per ID.
HlDEo-rhe demand Is light, and the market
Is somewhat easier. We quote: Green hides,
6a71sc; wet salted, 7ha9c; dry flint 14a15c per
10; sheep pelts are worth 75caSI rs for good
to prime. and 2la40c for common.
lRON-Ihe market is inactive, and we OBJ
serve little or no change in prices. We give
the following current rates at months
blast ia Hanging Rosk-No on s7aas sc0s No. . do ao.
$26 OOa27 90; do. mill, $26 90; Alabama, Geor-
gia aud Tennessee No. l, $27 U0a2S 00; No.
7, $S7 90; mil. s26 Oo. Stone-c0at and coke
Charcoal, cold-blast-H. e., s4Oa5O Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, $35a4O. Blooms. $SOa0J Wrought scrap
per ID. 1afs4c: do, cast, per ID, Zalc; manufac-
tured fiat, round ana square bar boiled, 2Aa
axe; do, charcoal. s1la4c per lb: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. 10ag, 4Isa5 BLOC; do charcoal
57-10a61sc per Id; horse shoes, IS 716a6 rs per
keg; mule shoes, 50 Sl1za7 Is per keg; steel,
American cast, 17alSc; American cast spring
steel, l2c; imported tool steel, zOa2sc; German
steel. 9ai0c per Id.
MILL FEED = We observe little or no
change. the receipts are generally moderate
Bran is firm and in fair demand at Sl4al5 per
ton. hhIpstuffs are quiet and quoted Sl6al7 per
ton Middling5 continue steady and in mOder-
ate request at S2Sa27 per ton. These rates are
on arrival. In store W more per ton is required.
NOLAS ASSlGS-Is in moderate demand and
steady at 6)a7Uc for New Orleans, and 45ca$l for
refined sirups per gallon.
OILS-The market has undergone no espe-
cial variation. Linseed is In faiI request at 63a
G5c per gallon. Lard oil is steady and h, mod-
crate demand at 81 03al Us per gallon for best
grades of current make. Refined petroleum
is steady at l2al3c per gallon.
POTAIOES-The receipts are lighter, and
there is tair consumptive demand, and there
is a frner market at S2a2 so per brl for prime
to choice new.
POUl.TRY-The market continues firm ,un-
der moderate receipts and a fair demand. We
quote: Live chickens 80 s5as for Young. and
s8 25a3 rs for old per dcz.
RlCE-Is In faIr consumptIve demand and
steady We quote Rangoon 7a76c Louisiana !
71aaNc, and Carolina SaSxc per lb.
SALT-The market has undergone little or !
no cnabge There is moderate demand for |
domestic at 26c per bu and 81 45 per brl, on ar
rival. Liverpool coarse is in limited request, |
but steady at 81 2jal 35 per sack. Turks |
island is dull at 3Oa32c per bu.
SEED-Clover is quiet and steady at 121&c |
per lb, and timothy is in moderate request at |
" 65a2 % per bu in store. Flax is quoted 81 80 |
per Du, with fair demand. Hungarian grass |
seed is worth 81 Bal DO per bu, and the de- |
and is light
SUGAR-There is good demand, and the |
market is firm with an advance in prices. New |
Orleans is quoted eha9yac; clarified, 9al0c: ex-
ira "C," lOAal0Hc;" "B" white, 103Sa10hc; ga"
white, i01a a1Oa 6: and hard, lll4aiiXc per lb.
TALON Tine demand and receipts are |
about equal, and the market remains steady at |
81 aSlSc per ID for prime country.
WOUL-Market quiet and rather weak, with !
lighter demand. There is no cnange in prices.
We quote: Unwashed clothing, 2sa3Oc; un- |
washed combng, 38a4Oc; tub washed, 45ai7c;
common to fine fleece, 40ai5c; city pulled, 32a |
38c per lb. So