The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-21
miaalins, isgc; mIaalins fair. 1876; fair, lie

midddling, iSKc; middling fair, 1856; fair, 17c
,WHIsKY-Is steady, with modersyte demand
~ " ~ per gallon. Sales To-day Of 9O6 brls at
that figure.
BEANs-The demand is generailyIight, with
moderate offerings. Prices are steady and
without any change. We quote choice navies
$s, MEDIUMS II 70al 50, and common u 25ai 40
per ba.
steady, the demand being light and offerings
moderate. Green hurl is worth 13c, green stalk
braid 1Ial2c, ana red brush 10c per lb.
BUTTER-The market remains about as last
reported. Best table butter is in good local
demand, but medium and common grades are
still very dull. Prices are unchanged ohslce
is worth 20a22c, ami prime 16a19cper lib. Small
lots Of extra bring la2c more. Medium grades
are quoted l4al6c, and common 10a12c per lbs
CHEBSE-The market is quiet and steady.
with limited offerings and moderate demand.
Good to choice factory is worth 9al0c per lb.
,COAL-Market steady with fair DEMAND and
the supply is moderate. Sales afioat art made at
SIC for Raymond CITY, SIC for Aslsland, d, and and
&c for Ohio River per bl. We quote: Deliv-
cred to consumers s--Ohio River lie, Ashland
ize, MIskingum. Hocking Valley ahd Kas
nawha l2aisc, Campbell creek l8c, and Yough-
COFFEE~-There is only fair consumptlve
demand. and the market contpues quiet and
steady Prices show no material variation.
.eto ~ worm ~VaSic ior common l1sa%z1ac loI
fair TO good, 2sa2Sk for prime, ana 24c for
choice, per Ib. Java rs worth 82aS4c per Id,
and I.aguayra 24a25c per lib.
DRIED FRUIfS-Domestic is in moderate
demand At previous prices. Apples are worth
7a9c; peacies, 7asc. for quarters. and 9al0c for
halves perlb. Foreign steady and QUIET LAYER
raisins are worth W 60as 10 per box! Figs
are quoted 14afSc; prunes, 9al0c; citron. 3Oa
32c; dates 71saSc. and currants 71SaSc per lb.
kGGS--The receipts are lighter and there is
a steady Market under fair demand, at l6c
per dozen for fresh.
FEATHERs-Th is quiet market with
moderate receipts. Dealers pay 5Oc per lb for
GREEN FRUITs-AppIes are out Of the
market, the season being over. Lemons are
firm with fair demand at $7a7 90 per box. OfL
anges are steady and In moderate request at IS
81 0J per box. - -
HAY-irhere is q fair local demand only for
the best grades. Inferior grades, are dull and
almost nominal. we quote: No. timothy
$Aa22 Tor loose and slSal9 for hard pressed per
ton. on arrival. Common is held at $lza15 per
ton, on arrival. Dealers ask 81 per ton more
in store. NJ f
+ HEMP-1he market is very quiet The re-
ceipts and the demand are both limited, and
prlcessteady. Rough kentucky ls worth $f65
sW per ton, and dressed is quoted 12als1Gc per
HIDEs-Te market is quiet, the demand
and the receipts being botn limited. Prices
are STEADY and unchanged; We quote: Prime
81: dry iiint 1iaI5ci sneen potts 75caSi S5.
for good tos,r,me and 9oaa.Ic Tor infernr'
MILL FEED-rhere has been no especial
TeGest. and II 4. ai,oted a. Stss,s nor tnn az ~
arTiyaE Shf;studs Are ouies at Si1ais per toy,.
aid middimrs are stasasiy al s2saa7 peri tor on
arrival In store dealers ask about 81 more
AssEs-The mapket remains steady
af}d ouiet at prevIous ratcs. wa nnote Ndwy
Orleans at 6va7oc. Ind refined sir.ilps 45cssi ner
'Oil.S-IIinseed is. ouiet with Moderate de-
mand at 65at;6c per gallon. Lard oil IL in i'm
lied request and anoted Al (sai 0s per gallon
for extra current make. Kedned nefroIe1Tn Is
N t,t6tierate demand N II Ta12ISc {5cr gallon.
POTAIOES~New are dimer' under Iiphter
reaeilts. and thev are ouoted S5a5 so per hri
Old are aIliet and steady al Od)as0c per In
Tor fir tothofce. on arrival ana lUe more p,sI.
bu in store. = -. .'',F",@' - 'S1N
poULTRY-There is a fair demand with
p,oderate recej,tsS and fhd marLet remains