The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-11

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STEADY. Good to choice red is quoted at 81 $50
! 33, the outside figure about nominal Fair to
choice hill Is held at II a0Gi a5. and white 81 30
| 6D1 ~ per bu.
/ RYE-Ts quiet and unchanged. Good to
prime lots are quoted II SsQQl rs per br. in ele-
vatOr, with light sales.
CORN-Is steady with moderate demand.
Good ear is worth 7sc, and shelled ac per Du,
OATS-Are firm but quiet Good to prime
lots are worth 67G6sc for mixed; 69@7lc for
| for white per bu
BARLEY-Is firm with fair demand and
limited offerings. Prime spring is quoted at
81 40, and fall VI 90 per bu.
| BACON-The transactions are limited and
| the market is easy. Buyers appear to be hold
ing OF. Prices Price M% are steady with very little
change. Clear sides are quoted at 1870, clear
rib sides 1850, and shoulders 9kc per lb, all
packed. Sugar-cured hams are steady at 18X
al4q sgs gsr l6' Win Iighs jobhing ., demand
buyers are not willing to give over s22 per brl
for prime city, though holders won't $2a rs,
LARD-There is but little doing to-day.
The market Is quiet and easy. Prime steam
! a limited inquiry for kettle which is quoted ut
15NQ15Ic for prime city, and 1876 asked;
country Is nominal at l5k9,5xc per lb.
BULK MEAT5-Ihere Is rather dull mar
kst to-day, The offerings are not large, but
the demand is very moderate. Prices are easy.
We quote: Clear sides, 12c; clear rib sides,
nAc, and shoulders S%c per ID, all loose.
TOBACCO-Tne marker is steady with far
demand for all offerings. We quote: Ship
ping grades-BrIghr lear, 24(D3Tc: bright lugs,
l1QD2@c; bright trash, ll@l7c: dark leaf, 100
DC; DARK lags. l1@lsc; dark trasn. 9@11c
per 10. Manufacturing grades are worth !:
SSc; dark wrappers, l4!@lSc; dark fliers. 100
| lac per lb. ONO seed leaf is quoted: l5(O25c
for cigar wrappers, and di0l0c for cigar filters.
Sales Of bales only reported at the Cotton Ex-
change. No variation in prices. We quote:
Ordinary. l3c; good ordinary, 14xc; low mid
9i,1Sy. ding. l4Xe; middling, l5Ne; good middiing,
WHISkY-Has been firm during the past
week. The demand has been good, and an ad-
vance OF a(@3c per gallon established since last
week. The market to-day closes firm and
active with sales of 3S9 brls at 81 IL per gallon.
ALCOHOL-Tne market is quiet and steady,
with moderate demand at ~ IS per gallon for
W per cent. above proof.
ASHES-The market remains quiet, with
little or no change. Potash is worth &c per lib,
and pearlash is held at Sh(09c per lib.
BAGS-Are In limited request, but prices
are steady and unchanged. We quote: Seam
less cotton sacks, 2 pu, 28133c; burlaps, 2 bu,
loGlIc; buriaps, bu. 14(g15c; gunnies. bu.
l4Dl5c: gunnies, bu, 23024c.
BARK-The receipts are ample. and there Is
a fair demand at $3(@14 per cord for prime
chestnut oak. s
BELSWAx-The demand is fair, and there
is steady market at previous rates. Dealers
pay " G23c per lb for prime sample lots.
BEANs-Are in light request, but prices are
steady and without any material change. Eair
to good grades & are worth 81 6oG1 gu, and cest
BkUOM-CORN-1he market is quiet, and
there is only moderate demand. Green huri
quoted at l3c, green stalk braid nQUl2c. and
red brush lOc per ib.
BROOMs-rhe demand is light and prices
somewhat easier. We quote: Common, per
doz, 81 5OgS; hurl, So 50g4; shaker, ~ 75tG4 20;
Steamboat, Sc 0Dg6 5U
In ID ms. l.
steady during the past week The demand is
almost wholly for the best table butter, the
sales OF which are about equal to the receipts.
Medium and common grades are very dull, the
demand. We quote: Choice fresh roll or
packed, NG2Sc, and prime quality a4fn25c per
Id. Small lots Of extra bring lTo2c more Me-
dunn is held at 19t02lc, and common is offered
at l4s@6e perlb.
UANDLES-Are steady with fair demand
and wesobserve little Or no change. Star cam
dies ore quoted at H1<aGlSc, anu common tai
low at 1i3sMl21se per ID. I.
COkDAGE--Is III moderate request at pre-
yious rates. We quote: Manila. lA@l55sc and
Sisai rope, il1a(GlJc, per Lib according to size.
Jute is worth iUtDl1c per ID. ,A \
ICHEESE-The receipts are not large and
there is moderate demand. Prime to choice
new factory Is worth 14gl5c per lb. Old is
worth about as much as new.
COFFEE-Thc market continues firm and
moderately active at previous prices. We
quolc. Rio shosl 10 for common grades; ssoo
23c for fair to good; z31.lr24c for prame, and
241ss1o2jc for cn0ice. Java is worth 33g35c,
and Lagtayra- 28d1y7c per lb.
COAL-The market remains quiet and steady
without any materiak'change. Ohio River is
worth &c. Ashland &c, ard Pittsburg 90 per bu
aioat. We quote. delivered to consumers, 1Uc
for Ohio River, 1l(gl2c for Ashland, I2c for
Hooking Valley, hanawha and Musklnguun,
12G13c for Pittsburg, and 2ltg22c for Kanawha
camel -
COOPERAGE-Ihe demand is light, and we
4Oc; whisky brls. iron-Dound, 81 t0@1 81; pc
tr0ienm brls, 81 25tg1 IS; oil brls, / l5t0l Is;
half hhds, u ~; pork brls, 9uctg$l; slack,
half s3 20 g4 90; lard tlerces, 81 l0tgl 10.
limited and prices rule firm though the demand
IS moderate. We quote: Flour barrel poles.
sotglu: tight brl DO, Sl3f116: nogsnead poles.
S250p45per 1.0UU. Stayes--kough brl. S14 gi6 |
dressed DO, SlsgSo; M hogsnead. $S0(@25; tight 10.
$50t035 rcr l,C0..
COTTON YARNS-The market is steady. |
with far demand; we quote jobbing rates as
follows: Assorted numbers. per lb, 27c; carpet
warp. white, per lib, 2Ic; carpet warp, c0i0reu, !
per lb, 34c; wicking per 10, 26c; coveriet yarn,
x9c batting, 1t020c; cotton tw ne, per lb, 200
24c; COTTON rope. per ID, 22g24c: rrot lines, per
10, 30c; staging, per ID, 3Je; seine twlne. per |
DRIED FRUTrS-Domestic is in limited |
,iemand but steady. Apples are worth SD9hc; |
peaches 8A9c for quarters, 9jsd@10Xc for |
r. aeand aoa steady F
lM4glSc; Y dates. 71sgsc; prunes, s1lic; citron,
raisins are worth $3os Is per box. M
EGGS-The market is QUIET. The receipts |
and demand are both moderate. Prices are !
steady ut 15c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FEATHEhS-Are in moderate request with |
limited receipts, and dealers are paying 4Sc |
per lib for prime live geese = l
GREEN EkurTS-Appies are in fair re-
guest, with moderate supply. and prime to
choicp, IN store, sell at S3 5OG4 90 per brl. |
Some inferior lots are offered at $2(03 per brL |
Foreign are steady with moderate demanu. |
Lemons are worth $5(g6, and oranges $4@5, per |
box.
HAy--There is a good local demand for best |
grades which are steady. Inferior grades are |
No timothy at S25(g24 for loose, and Sz1tO2S |
fofclose pressed per ton on arrival. Inferior 7
is hcli at Sl4 Gl8 per ton on arrival. Dealers |
ask % 0U more per ton in store.
HEMP-The market is very quiet. The Of /
ferngs are light and the demand is moderate.
Prices are steady at 81 8AGl 7O per ton for |
rungn Kentucky, ana 12hg1sc per lb for
dressed. ~ =,
HIDES-Ihe supply is rather light but there I
is q moderate demand. WequOte: Green hides |
at 6IS011sc per Id; wet saited at SV9c; dry flint
IA Jl3c; shsep- -pelts, 75cays1 % f0r good tO
prima, and 2Ual40c for inferiOi. VIZ
HOPS-Are steady with fair demand at 40@ I
a5c per lb for prime to choice in lots.
ikUN--There is u limited demand for pig |
Iron. Mailrable is in fair request. The market |
IL staady with m eSsanIial phnf,vp. Wa nilnta