The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
and steady ats t5 per gallon, and sales at that

and steady ats 15pcr gallon, and sales at that
price Of 2UO brls. q
BEANs-The demand is generally light,with
moderate onerings. Prices are steady and
without any change. We quote choice navies
S2, mediums II 7Oai 80, and common 81 25al 40
per bu.
receipts are moderate and there is limited
demand and no material variation in prices
We quote: Common red brush l0c; green stalk
braid 1lai2c, and choice green hurl 13c per Id.
BUfTER-The receipts have been large and
there is only q fair local demand for the best
grades. which are selling at 20a2lc for choice,
and l5al9c for prime per lb, and 1a2c more can
be had for extra selections In single packages.
Meaum grades are dull and held at 14al6c.
and there is little demand for common at lOa
12c per ID.
CHEESE-The market is hrmer owing to
light receipts Prime factory is worth l0alO5ac
per lb, with moderate demand.
COFFEE-Is steady and quiet, with mod
crate demand at previous rates. We quote:
Rio is worth 20a2lc for common, 21ha221se for
fair to good, 2aa281S for prime, and 24c for
choice, per lb. Java is worth 82a34c per Id,
and Laguayra 24a25c per lb.
COAL-Market steady with fair demand and
the supply is moderate. Sales afoat are made at
l0kc for YoughiogheDy. 90 for Campbell Creek,
SXc for Raymond City, S4c for Ashland, and
&c for Ohio Rixer per bu We quote: Deliv.
&c, Muskingun, Hooking Valley and Ka-
nawha 12alSc. Campbell creek 13c, and Yotgh-
loGheny l3al4c per bu.
DRIED FRUIfs--The market for domestic
is steady and quiet. We quote: Apples 7a9c;
peaches, 7aSc for quarters, and Yai0c Tor halves
per lb. Foreign are in moderate demand, and
we observe no material change. LayerTaisins
are worth W J0a2 W per box. Figs are quoted
14a1Sc; prunes, Sal0c; citron. SUa32c; dates,
y a8c. and currants 75Sa8c per ID.
E(r(,S-Ina rpcaiptg Are Light and the da-
mand is fair, with a frmer market. Fresh ar
rivals are worth 16al7c per dozen.f
GREEN FRUITS-Appies are not quotable,
as there are few or none Offering at present.
Lemons. are in fair depand and firm at - boa
Z so per box. Oranges are steady and IN mod
crate request at s6a7 00 per box.
HAi-There is fair local demand only for
the best grades. Inferior grades are dull and
$21ass for loose and $lSal3 for hard-pressed per
ton, ON arrival. Common is held at $12a15 per
ton, on arrival Dealers ask 81 per ton more
In store.
and the demand is light. The market is in
active. Rough Kentucky is quoted 81 6Oa
afro per ton, and dressed is worth 12al21Sc per
pound.
HfDEs-Are in light demand and there is
quiet market. Prices remain steady and un-
changed. We quote: Green hides, 6ha7Ac;
green salted, ea9c; dry flint, 14al5c per ID;
sneep pelts are worth 75caM rs for good to
prime, and 25a50c for common.
IkoN-Market steafy but very quiet. We
give the following rates at months
blast BIAS Hanging M Roek-No. 9 l j. ssSase No. ., do '
$26 OOas7 90; do. mill, sso 90: Alabama, Geor-
gia and Tennessee, No. |, SIT uOaaS w; No.
iron-No. ], $26a27; No. 2, $g5a26; mill, SIC.
Charcoal, cold blast-H. r., s4Oa50; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, $s5a40 Blooms, sSua99. Wrought scrap
III. f.ft
tured nat, round ana square bar, boiled, Sza
21ac; do, charcoal, 8Haic per lb: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. 10a27, 4ha5 BLOC; do. charcoal,
5 7-l0a61Sc per Id; horse shoes, 10 S11sa6 rs per
keg; mule shoes. 80 Sl1sa7 rs per keg; steel,
American cast, 17afSc; American cast spring
steel, l2c; imported tool steel. 20a22c: German
steel. 9al0c per lb. s Mfs
MILL FEED--The market is steady and
quiet with moderate offerings and demand. No
material change in prices. We quote: Bran.
sloal6; shipstuifs, $7als and middlings, $25a27
per ton ON arrival, and 81 more per ton in
store is required.
NoLAS5ES-The market remains steady
and quiet at previous rates. We quote New
Orleans at 6Ua70c, and refined sirups 45caS1 per
gallon.
OILS-Lnseed is in moderate demand and
steady at 65a66c per gallon. Lard oil is quiet,
with large offerings and light demand, and it
is quoted vi 05al VI per gallon for best grades
Of current-make. Refined petroleum Is quiet
at ii 1aal2hc per gallon.
PO1AIOES-New potatoes are in better sup
ply, and are now worth VA 5oa5 per bri for good
| to prime; old are in moderate demand, witt
light receipts, and good to prime lots are worth
75a90c per bu on arrival, and about l0c more
per bu in store; common grades are held at 50a
60c per bu on arrival.
POUErRY-The market remains quiet and
steady. The demand and receip.s are about
equal and both moderate. Wequote: Old, 50 90
I'D, and young 81 50a3 per dozen.
RICE-There is q m0derate consumptive de-
mand at previous prices. We quote: Carolina,
sassy; Louisiana, 71saSc, and Rangoon, Ia7ysc
per lb.
sALT-The market for all kinds is quiet.
Domestic is in moderate requesa at 26c per bu,
81 45 per brl; Turks island is held at 3OaS2c
per bu; Liverpool coarse quoted VI S5al 40 per
sack.
SEED-Cloyer and timothy are out Of the
market and not quotable. Flax is quoted 81 AU.
millet " b5al 10, and Hungarian grass 81 7Oa
l Is per bu. ..+r
sUGAR-There is fair local demand and
| steady market at previous rates. We quote:
New Orleans, sa91sc per ID; clarified, 9,saIOc:
extra 'C,n l0ka10Xc; ssB" white, 102Sa1O1sc;
"A" white, iOsal0ac: hard. i1Nal1 Sc per if.
TALLUW-The market remains steady. the
demand being about equal to the receipts.
Prime country is worth S1saSkc per lb
TOBACCO-The market is quiet and steady
We quote: Ohio seed leaf, l4a24c for wrappers
and case for filters. Shipping grades are quot
ed, Bright leaf, 24a39c; bright lugs, 17as2c;
bright trash, ll0l7c; dark leaf, 15a19c; dark
lugs, 1la13c; dark trash, sal1c per Id. For
manufacturing purposes: Bright wrappers sell
~ 29a99c; bright filters, 16a22c: dark wrappers.
14a1Sc; dark fllers. 1Oal2c per lb.
WOOL-Market steady and demand moder-
ate. We quote: Unwashed clothing, 2Sa3Oc
unwashed combing, 3Sa40c; tub washed, ASS
4lc; common to fine fleece, 40a42c; city pulled
sSa3Sc per lb.