National Republican., 1875-06-26
fhe Markets FlaAvhara

BALTIMORE, June 25.-COtton firmer; middling,
15@151Sc. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
mixed do, si.2s; No. Western red, sl3O; No. 3
do. $l.2s91.29; Pennsylvania red, sI.25@L26;
Maryland red, 81. 20812 do. amber, S1.S03 LS2;
do. white, $1.2O@LS0i No. Milwaukee spring,
$l.161<. Corn weak, except for Southern white,
which ls firm: Southern white, SEQ; South
ern yellow, Sc; Western mixed. T9c., spot;
50c., bid July, 81 bid last half July. Oats dull
and unchanged. Rye dull and nominal. Hay
dull and unchanged. Provisions nomin ally IN
Shs5ssd PEsk PS rL Lard i'd GTsTy dali ss
Petroleum nomlnslly lower; crude, 5N@@5Zc.;
refined, I211 1G12kc. Coffee hrmer; NOT qGots6IT
io56ina, Is5zaisfc. Sugar frn at: Il i051giStS::
Whisky quiet and weak ss tl1s1%.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Cotton frm ct I55kalsxs.
Flour quiet. Wheat steady for parcels on spos
shade frmer; forward delivery moderate; export
and homo trade inqurinR; winter red Western
ia; amber do. q. .346Ls5. Corn about cent
lower on common and Inferior at Ts6s4e, Oats
heavy; Centrifugal SX991So. Molasses quiet and
heavy. Rice steady. Petroleum heavy. Pork
hrmeri New Mess $ls76G2O. Lard nrmer. Whls-
Ky steady, e1.l9H.
CINCINNATI, June 2s-Pork steady; Bulk
Meats firm and in good demand; Shoulders, S1S6
e clear % rib, IiA9dSSSS; ciss[ sIdss, 1Iz8
CHIOAso, June 25.-Fleur dull Wheat active
and higher; No. spring, sl0191.O2; No. spring,
tl-016L0a.
Washington Retail Family Market.
we'll supplied with all the articles necessary to
frstclsss housekeeping, and are readily disposed
Of at fair to easy prices. The horal attractions
make grand display, and the beauty and va
riety of their eOlOrs, the fragrance Of their per-
fumes, are treat to the pereeptiVe and 0lfact0rF
organs. An occasional early morning tour among
the busy buyers and sellers Is of the pleasant
LasSiH es of Washington life. MagnOliss sell st
Sc. per bunch; rsnunculus, Sc; wall flowers, soc.
per dOZ. But the young plants take the eye Of
the general hOusekeeper who has time to devote
to the refining ana elevating science of horacul-
ture. Prices are varied, according to the size and
25e. $l5O; tea roses, 50c gS250; pixlOnia, 25c a
81; heIiu,rOpe, 25c.agSI Of the cactus order era
Claw is the most sought; range 25c9S495. Gala
Lilies, 50cGS S25G, e0iladtan water lily, SOC. ass;
Japan lily, $2G10.
Fruits and berries are abundant except those
which are just going ouEof seasjn. Strawberries
are scarce, and the best will bring 25e. per quart
while small and inferior sell 81 10e. and upward
Oranges are very scarce at 2O850c per doz.; ba-
nanas. 5Or. per doz: pines pples yet plentiful st
Zoe CXheart l5e.: red raspberries 0s. per quart;
black raspberries, 25c.; Olackberries. 1Oc. per
quart; gOOseberries, So s0c.; currants, 1O@I5c.
Vegetables from Southern ports continue to
come In freely, growing cheaper with the increase
OIL the supply. Cucnmbers, 5sl10c. each, or SOC.
per dOz.; letuce, Sc. per head; beans, 4o@5Jc per
tGc. per quart, 81 por peck Wstermelons, 5Oc8
$125
Meats sell at former prices. Poultry has been
ceelining In consequence Of tighter demand and
supply; spring chickens, s397 per dOz.; paIrs,
SOC sl.2S; LeEhOrn chick for 3l.25
The supply OF ish is decreasing; demand COED;
4Oc.; rock 4Oc.: spots 46c: perch 4Oe: round head
q DUncn; sturgeon, Sc. p b: shad, ESQ.
each; iIesh hslibut 2Oc. h; fresh msekerel, zoe.
each; Spanish, 25c.; turtles, 2506$I each.
Butter, A1a45c. Eggs, 2S930e.
Groceries and articles not enumerated sell at
past quotations.