The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26

clear sides are held at J8c per ID, all packed.
Sngar-cured hams are worth 13(Gl4c per ID,
canvased and packed.
COrrON--The market is dull to-day. Sales
IL bales. Rates are unchanged as follows;
Ordinary. lzTc; good ordinary, i4e; low mid
dung, l4Nc; middllng, l54c; good middling,
SOCK ON hand s5 re 9sosiots to .day per
bales; shipment, 1878 bales.
WHISKY-The market is quiet and easy,
and there were sales to-day Of ~ brls at 81 Is
per gal, and 50 brls at II ID per gal.
BEANs7-The demand is moderate, but there
is steady market at previous rates. We
quote: Choice navies, s2; mediums. 81 75(g1 IS,
and common grades, 81 40tol ~ per bu.
BRUOM-CORN-ls quiet ana stealy. The
receipts are light, but there is very moderate
demand, and we observe no change in prices.
Red brush Is worth lUc; green stalk braid,
nH0t2c. and green hurl 1876 per ID.
BUTrER-pne receipus have been large,
and the market is somewhat easier. The de-
grades. There is little or nothing doing In In
ferior grades. Choice butteri worth z5027c,
and prime 23g2ic per Id, with 1a2c more for
small lots Of extra Medium grades are quoted
IL @2Oc, and common III per ID.
CHEESE-The demand is moderate, with
good receipts, and the market continues quiet
and steady. Prime factory Is worth lzA g13c,
and, choice qualities are held at l3k@Ac per
COAL-Tne market is lrm, but we observe
no change in prices ohio River is worth 6c,
Ashland &c and Pittsburg DC per bu ahoat.
fhe retail market is steady. We quote. deliv-
cred to consumers: Ohio River, 10c; Ashland,
Muskungun and Kanawha, 1ac; tittsDurg, r3c;
and kanawlia Camel. 2ltap22c per bu. HCcKing
Valley is quoted at elevator lie f0r lump, sc
for nut, and deliv, red 10 consumers it is worth
13c for lump, lie for nut. per bu. Ohio Camel
Coal is worth loc at elevator, ami 2Uc delivered,
per bu. i@f F. '-''
COFFEE-Is in fair demand, with steady
market, and prices are unchanged. Rio is
to good, and zss(G245Sc for prime to cnoice
grades Java is worth 5stDsbc, and Laguayra24
(D23c per lb ~ hi'
DRIED FRUITs-There has been no change
Domestic are steady with mOde ate demand.
Apples are worth sD9hc; peaches, s,0sc for
quarters, and 9AH1Orc for halves per lb.
Foreign remain quiet and steady at previous
rates. Wequote: Figs, f4GlSc; dates. 71sIGSc;
primes, 9,@IUc; citron. 3K035c: and currants,
7,stqsc. Layer raisins are worth S3 OOdp3 IL
EGGs-Tne market is firm under light re-
ceIpts, and fresh arrivals are worth l6c per
d0Zen. f'
FEATHERS-Are firm, with fair demand at
soc per lb for prime live geese.
i GREEN FRUIfS-Appies are In moderate
demand and steady at 50 50l@3 80 for fair to
good, and $4G6 per bri for prime TO choice IN
store. Foreign are quiet and steady. Lemons
are worth 50 5Ug6, anu oranges VI o0tg5 per br.
HAY-There is a moderate demand with
limited receipts, and prices are steady and
show no variation. NO timothy is quoted sz2
g23 for loose, S20(n2l for light pressed, per ton
on arrival. Common grades are held at $l5G1S
per ton on arrival. In store 80 more per ton Is
required. i-ts a'--
HEMP-Is in moderate demand, with limite d
offerings, and there is a quiet market at s165
,ul7U per ton for rougn Kentucky; and 12hc
per ID for dressed
HIDE5-rhe demand is moderate, with good
receipts. The market remains steady and
quIet. Prime green hides, 61stDT1zc per- Id;
| ,vA IIDc.
pelts, 75c 9Sl %, for good to prime. and 2UG4Oc
for inferor.
i IRON-rne demand is only moderate with
large offerings at previous prices. We quote
the following showing the current rates for
pig Iron at 4 months per ton: Charcoal, hot
Dfast Hanging kock-No. l, $2SV3O; NO. Z, do,
sz7 0092s W; 40, mill, s26 W; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, No. !. sN Oog2s %
No. 2, S26faZ7; mill. $26 w; stone-cOal and coke
lron-No /, $2BlG2s; No. 2, 25i097; mill, $25np26.
Charcoal, Id-blast-H. r.. s4O(G50; Alabama,
Georgia and tennessee, warm anu cold
blast, $35045. Blooms, s5O.s sc9O. Wrought scrap
per lb. 1G1 Nc; do, cast. per fb, 4f0ic; man
ufactured HAT, round and square bar, boilod.
k(a2 X G; do, charcoal, 31s(y4c per lb; sheet
iron, boiled, Nos. 10(G27, 4sg5 g. lOc; do. char
coal, s 7-tU(g6Hc per lb; Slorse Shoes, IS S11s
keg; sreei, Amerlcan cast, r7Iglsc; American
| cast spring steel, l2c: per lb.
Ii Mill FEED-The market Ia firm though
lquiet. The demand is only moderate, but tht
Ishipstuhs $22,G23. and miidlings SIG a32 per ton
| all on arrival, and 81 more pel' ton In store.
MOLASSES--Is in moderate consHmptve de-
lmand, ana there is steaiy market,at b0tG7Oc
per gal. for NeW Orleans, and 46ct9sl per gal.
for refined slruDs. according to quality so
NAILS-The demand is limited, but the mar
ket rules steady at previous rates. We quote:
10 to o0d, 50 2SGs S5; . 70 vi. s3 50@S ": q to
I'd, 50 1908 81; 70 3D.. sa(g4 l0 3d, "a 75cG4 s5;
ID IS 75lg5 IS; 3d. T. b.. 81 25{g8 35; cut spikes,
| 50 5U(O8 "a. f, -'Ftf
OlLS-Linseed is quiet, with only moderate
demand at Csc per gallon. Lard Oil is nuiet and
steady at 81 @6Gl ~ per gallon for extra cur
rent make. Refined petroleum is in fair re-
quest at 13 m181sc per gallon.
POTATOES-The receipts are liberal, and
there is amoderate demand for prime to choice
grades at 75 gS5c per bu on arrival. In store
they are worth about 1jc per bu more. New
potatoes are offered at $404 80 per bril-.
POULTRY-The receipts are large and the
demand is only moderate. Live chickens are
selling at $3 1904 Is per doz. Spring chickens
are worth $3(a4 per dOz.
RICE-The demand is moderate and the
market is steady at 7h6gSc for Louisans, and
| StgsAc for Carolina perlb.
mestc, which is worth 70 G27G per bu, AMI 81 4U
1 al 81 per barrel. Turks Island is quiet with
limited demand at Y0t032c per Du. Liverpool
| coarse is in moderats request and easy at 81 81
0Dl 35 ner sack.
SEED--Cloyer is in moderate request and
quiet at l2c per lb in store. Timothy remains
l quiet and without any material change. 1t is
worth " 40G2 60 per bu IN store. Flax seed Ii
quiet, with moderate demand at ~ o5@l gu PEI
bu.
SUGAR-The demand is limited and there II
quiet but steady market at previous rates
New Orleans is worth s1stgahc; refined yel.
low, yk(n1Oc; extra ''C," lux 0IUHc: '.B,
white, 1Oh(9l0hc; "A" white. lUStGl0a4e
| nard. II h(DllAe per 10.
TALLOW-Prim country is in fair demand
| ana steady at s5sCI81sc per lb. 's'' NT'
| TOBAcC0-The market continues steady anG
quiet. We observe no especial change in prices
We quote: Shipping grades-Bright leaf. l4a
| 59c; Drighr lugs,l7Qg22c; Dlight trash, Il9l7c
dark Leaf. 15g2Oc; dark Jugs, 11Gl3c; DARK
lrasn, 9{@l1c per 10. Sales to manufacturers
are made as follows; Bright wrappers, 29c(g99
orIgnt nllers, l6U22c; dark wrappers, 140lSc
dark filters. 10@lzc per lb. ONO seed leaf Il
worth l4Q24c for cigar wrappers, and 649t
for cigar filters per 10. i' =
WUOL-Contfnhes quiet and steady, with
no material change. . We quote: en-
lwashed-Fne merino, 28Q30c; coarse ano
l nj lDtadiuu, al