The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26

under more moderate receipts There is still
| good loca! demand for best grades. Inferior
| are nelected, with little or no demand Prices
remain steady. Choice is worth 1.al0c, and
prime. l7alSc perlb. Small lots Of extra bring
1a2c more per lb. Meoium grades are held Ut
14al SC. and common lOa12c per lb.
CHEESE-The market continues quiet. The
demand is moderate at l05sailc per lib for
prime to choice factory.
C0FFEE-The market is quiet and steady.
with fair consumptive demand. We quote !:
Rio is worth 20a2lc10r common, 2lxa22 <c for
fair to good, 2Sa231s for prime, ana $40 for
and Laguayra 24a25c per lb.
| .COAL-There is steady and quiet market.
Ihe rates ah0at are 91sai0c for Y0ughiogheny;
Ashlsnd, A.. ns, 6; Raymond City, SIC, and e1safc
qnote: Ohio River lie; Ashland, i2c Ray
mQpd City, lal3c; Muskingnm, Hockin 3
Valley and Kanawha, lsc, and Youghiogheny
lsa14c per bu. Kanawha camel, 20a22c; In
diana cannel, zoe, and Ohio camel, i9c per bu
DRIED FRUrrs-There Is only a moderate
demand for domestic. Apples are quoted 7agc;
peaches, 7aSc for quarters, and 9al0c for halves
per ID. Foreign are in fair request and steady,
with no variation in prices: We quote layer
raisins n 4Oa2 30 per box. Figs, 14a1sc; prunes,
ron, 8Ua39c per ID.
There Ia lair demand ut 16ai7c per doz for
fresh. A .4f
GREEN FRUTTs-Lemons are In fair re-
quest ana firm; they are quoted SO soar so per
box. Oranges are steady and in moderate de-
HAY-The best grades are steady with fair
demand, but inferior qualities are still dull.
No. timothy is worth $i9a20 for loose aud
N7a1s for hard-pressed pei. ton, on arrival
Common grades are held ct $12at5 per ton, on
arrival Dealers require 81 per ton in store.
HEMP-Ihe demand 10 only moderate and
the offerings are limited The market remains
quiet and steady at $16vaal7O per ton Tor rough
Kentucky, and 12al21zc per pound for dressed.
HIDES-Are in light demand and there is
quiet market. Prices remain steady and un-
changed. We quote: Green hides, 8xa7kc;
green salted, Sa9c; dry flint, 14af5c per Ii;
sneep pelts are worth 75caM rs for good to
prime, and 3a50c for common.
MILL FEED-There Is o better supply, and
with moderate demand the market Is not so
firm. Bran continues in moderate request at
$l4al5 per ton; shipstaffs are quiet at $l6al7,
and middlings steady at $25a27 per ton, all on
arrival, and dealers ask ~ more per ton in
store. s
NOLAssEs-Is quiet and steady with mod
crate demand. No change in prices. New Or
leans is worth 6Oa7Oc, and refined sirpps 45caSl
per gallon.
U1LS-Linseed continues steady and quiet at
G6a61c per gallon. Lard Oil is in moderate de-
of current-make. Refined petroleum Is steady
at II xai2kc per gallon.
POTAIOES-New potatoes are in liberal
supply, Win moderate demand at 0 decline
They are quoted s4a4 ~ per bri. Old potatoes
are very quiet at 75casl per bu for good to
choice in store.
POULrkY-The market is steady, with fair
demand and ample receipts. Old are quoted
~ OOa4 30, and young s2a2 80 per ,ioz.
RlCE-There is moderate consumptive de-
mand at previous prices. We quote: Carolina,
SaSHc; Louisiana, 7Aasc, and Rangoon, 1a7hc
per ib.
SALT-The market for all kinds is quiet.
Domestic Is In moderate request at 26c per bu,
81 a per brl; Turks lslanu is held at yOa3ac
per bu; Liverpool coarse quoted 81 85ai 40 per
sack.
SDED-Clover is held nomually at faa12Lc
per lb. Timothy is dull at ~ oa2Q per Du IN
store. Flax is worth 81 oOa1 55 per bu. Hun
garlan grass is quoted u 65a1 10 per bu In
store
SUGAR-There ia fair local demand and
steady market at previous rates.. We quote:
New Orleans, Sas1ac per lb; clarified, 81 al0c: |
extra &c" 10AalUXc; "B" white, l03<a1UHc; |
"a" white, iO1a aa1Ohc: hard, ukal1 &c per ib |
TALLOM-The market remains steady, the |
demand being about equal to the receipts. |
Prime country is worth 81 nc per Id.
WOOL-Market steady and demand moder- |
ate. We quote: Unwashed clothing, 28a3Oc; |
unwashed combing, 3Sa40c; tub washed, Asa |
&c; common to fine fleece, 4Ua42c; city pulled, |
s3a35c per Id.