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


worth 6ra67c for ear, e7a6sc for shelled
Sales OF ear to-day at outside figure.
OATS--Are rather weak and heavy Will
very large receipts. Sold to-day at 52c per bu.
and white are quoted 54cwith light demand.
RYE-Good to prime is held at 9Sca$l per bu
BULK MEATS The market continues firm
ami quiet Shoulders are held at SKaS%c pei
ID; clear rib sides are worth n24c, and clear
sides lz5Sc per lb, all loose.
LAkD--fhere is not much doing, but the
market is still firm. Prlme current make Ii
worth 2al2Ac, prime winter steam 1896, and
CITY kettle 41Sai4Ac per b, spot.
BACON--lhe demand is not large. but hold
ers are hrm. Shoulders are quoted 9Xa9,sc
clear rib sides f2Ac, and clear sides 35<c per lb
ali packed. Suga -cufed hams are worth 1a1ss
131sc per lb, canyased and packed. Sales to.
day Of Is hhds OF clear rib at l24c per lb.
MESS PORK-The market closes firm to-day
with fair demand. There wereesaies of 200
Drls OIL prime city at $2U, and 100 brls at Wv u
.COlTON-There Is quiet marker to-day.
No sales reported. Prices are little higher
We quote: Ordinary, 2c:.good ordinary, l3hc;
ding. 1oNe: middlng fair, l6c; far, TIC per To-
WHlski-The market is steady and quiet
with sales to-day Of 81 brls at 81 Is per gal.
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BEANS-The demand is light, with full sup.
ply, and we quote common " 25al ~, mediums
BROOM M-CORN-Is quiet and steady. Th,
demand is moderate and the supply ample. NJ
| change in prices. Choice is worth 13c, medium
qnfhty m1sailc, ana common 9asc per ID.
BUTTER-The market has undergone M
| material variation. Inferior grades are dull
with hardly any sales ami stocks continue tt
| accumulate. There is q fair demand for bes
| table buoter. The receipts are generally large
Choice Western Reserve is worth 1ya20c, anC
prime Central aud Southern OHIO and Indians
l6al1c per lb. Extra selections Of single pack.
ages bring a2c more per Id. Medium grades
are worth l4a1ac. and common lOal2c per lb.
CHEESE The market continues quiet
There IS moderate demand at 10allc per IL
for prime to choice factory. lt.
COFFEE-The market is steady with q gOod
consumptive and order demand. No change in
prices We quote: Rio, Da2lc per Id for com
mon II Ha2a &c for fair to prime, 23a231<c fol-
prime, and 34a s4hse for choice. Java is worth
33a85c per ID.
COAL-The market continues quiet and
steady. Sales ahoat are made at lOc for Yough-
iogheny; .s1sc for Raymond; &c for Ashland
consumers we quote Ohio River, 1Oc; Ash
land, lie: Raymond City, iZc; Muskingum.
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 12alSc, and
Youghl0sheny, 13al4c Kanawta camel, goa
DRIED FKUTrs-There is but limited de-
mand Ior domestic. Apples are worth 7a9c;
peaches, 7aSc for quarters, 9al0c for halves
per lb Foreign are quiet and steady. No
change in prices. We quote: Layer raj
sins " 4Oa2 ~ per box. Figs, 14a1Sc; prunes,
galec; dates. 7aaSc; cnrrants. 75aasc, and cit
ron, 3Oa32c per Id. .s
EGGS-rhe receipts exceed the demand, and
fresh arrivals are quoted l4c per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS-The market is firm, and
lemons are in good demand at 10 50a1U per box,
Oranges continue steady and in moderate Ie-
quest at IS J0a9 per box.
HAf--The marker is quiet, with fair local
demand for the higher grades, and little or no
1 q
for loose, and $15a17 for tight pressed per ton,
on arrival. Common gra les are held az M0aa
per ton on arrival In store dealers require "
moreper ton. u4L sa
HEMP-The market is dull and nominal
We quote: Rough Kentucky, 50al 50 per ton,
and dressed 12al2H per lb,
HIDES-rhe demand is light and the market
is somewhat easier. We quote: Green hides.
6a1kc; Wet salted, IN a9c; dry flint, 14a15c per
Id; sheep pelts are worth T5casl rs for good
to prime. and 2'a40U for common.
IRON market is inactive, and we OBJ
serve little or no change in prices. We give
.he following current rates at 4 months
blast Hanging Rock-No. l., S27a29; No. 2, do,
s26 U0a27 on; do. mill, S96 00: Alabama, Geor-
gia aud Tennessee, Ne. !. $27 uOa2S w; No.
2, $27 90; mil. S26 0O. Stone-coal ana coke
iron-No. !, $a6as7; No. 2, s25a26; mill, $26.
Charcoal, cold blast-H. r., s4Oa50; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, s35a40. Blooms, ssla9y Wrought scrsI
per lbS1a1 ke: do, cast, per lib, %alc; mauufac
tured fat round anu square bar, boiled, 2ka
2hc; do, charcoal. a1ta4e per Id: sheet iron
boiled, Nos 10ay7, 4lsa5 3-lUc; do. charcoal,
T-l0a61sc per Id; horse shoes, So Sl1sa6 25 per
keg; mule shoes. S6 S35aa7 % per keg; steel,
American cast, T1alSc; American Cast spring
STEEL l2c; imported tool steel, 20a22c; German
| steel. 9al0c per Id.
MILL FEED-Tne market is moderately ac-
tive, and the receipts are ample. Prices re-
main steady, and we observe no material va
fa1l
n, and middlings S22a27 per ton, on arrival,
and 80 more per ton in store. 4 s .
NOLASSES--Ther is a quiet and steady
market at previous prices. The demand is on
ly moderate at 6OaI0c for New Orleans, and 45c
aM for refined Sirups per gallon. rs
OILS-Linseed is in moderate request at 65a
66c per gallon. Lard oil is quiet and steady at
81 03al U5 per gallon for extra eurrent-make.
Refined petroleum continues firm and in fair
demand at l2al3c per gallon
POTAIOES-The receipts are lighter, and
there is firmer market. Good to choice grades
are selling at VI 5Ua2 80 per brl in store.
POULTkY-The receipts are liberal, with
moderate demand for live chickens at s8aS rs
RICE-Is in fair consumptiye demand and
steady. We quote Rangoon 7a71ac, Louisiana
MA G, and Carolina saskc per lb.
SALr-DomestIc rs very quiet at 26c per bu
and 81 45 per brl, in store; Liverpool coarse is
steady with moderate demand at 81 30al 80 per
sack; Turks Island is quiet at S0a32c per bu.
SEED-The market has undergone little
or no change. Flax is quoted 81 60 per pu.
Timothy is quiet at 81 65a2 10 per bu, and clover
is in limited demand at l2a125sc per lb in store.
Hungarian grass seed is worth IL 30 per bu.
. SUGAk--There is fair consumptive de-
mand, and prices are without any material
change We quote: New Orleans, 8ag16c
per l6 clarified, 91sal0c: extra &C." 10 a107f @;
'"B'' white, 10Xa1OHc; "A'' white, i0aa1OA G:
hard, 1l1a all &c per lb T+ e}4i
TALLOW--Tne demand apdi receipts are
abouteQual, and the market remains steady at
81 a81 e per lb for prime country.
WOOL-Alarketq quiet and rather weak, with
lighter demand. There is no change in prices.
We quota: Unwashed clothing, 2sa3Oc: un-
washed combfng, 3Sa40c; tub washed, 45a47c;
common to fine fleece, 40ai5c; city pulled, 32a
s3c per lib.