The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-03

camel, ssc per bu. Anthracite fs worth 80 so
al0per ton, delivered.
COKDAGE-Is steady and in moderate de-
maud at previous prices. We quote Manila
l41sai6c, Sisal rope 1hai3c per lb, according
to SIZE. Jute rope is worth 10al1c per lib.
COuPERSTUFF-The market Is dull and
prices are nominally unchanged. We quote:
Flour brl poles, $IvaI2: tight brl do, $1oa%0;
nogsnead poles, s80a5O per ] 900. Staves-kough
brl. $14al6: dressed do, $1Sa2p; hogsnead, $20
a25; tigtt do. s80a35 psr l.008.
COOPERAGE-The market remains quiet
and steady at previous rates. We quote: Halt
hhds, II ~; pork brls $1a1 O5; slack, half. SO 80
al: tight, u, iron bound. s1al 10; lard tIerces.
81 20a1 70; flour brls, 35a40c; whisky brls, IRON
bound, 81 bOa1 81: petroleum bris, 81 25al S5;
fly tight hhds, 81 50a1 90; oil brls, 81 l5al 2h
COTTON YARNS-The market is quiet and
steady with moderate demand at previous
prices. We quote: Assorted numbers, per
lb, 27c; carpet warp. white, per Id, 21c; car
~, 26c; coyerlet yarns, 29c: cotton twine, Der
Id, 22a2ac; ottbn rope, per Id, 22a24c; 500s. per
doz l81sc; 6OJs, per dog, 12c; tr0t lines, per lb,
3Oc; staging, per lb. ssc; seine twlne. per lb.
34c.
observation-disclosures are paying SOC per lib
for prime live geese, and the demand Is fair
witt moderate receipts,
GINSENG--Is In moderate demand, and
prime lots bring 81 per lb on arrival.
GREEN FRUITS = Apples are generally
firm with limited receipts and fair demand at
$5aS per brL for good to prime. Peaches are
arriving in considerable quantities from the
South and East and are in good demand at
$3a4 80 per. bu in. boxes. Lemons are in
light supply and quoted $1lal2 per box.
Oranges are steady with moderate demand at
- 50a9 per box.
scarce and in good demand, and prices have
advanced. We quote $23a4 for loose, and $21
a92 for tight pressed. NO. timothy new hay
is generally Of inferior quality, and difficult
to sell at noalS per ton. on arrival. In store
HEMP-The market ia dull and nominal.
Rough Kentucky ia held at sl45al50 per ton,
and dressed li&c per ID.
HIDES-The demand is only moderate with
ample receipts ana prices are steady and un-
changed. We quote: Green, 6a71ac; wet
salted. 7ka9c; dry flint. 14al5c per 10; sheep
pelts are worth 75casl rs for good TO choice,
and .20a40c for inferior.
IKoN-Continues steady and quiet with
little or no change. We give the following
as the correct rates for all grades
Of pig iron at four months Der ton:
Charcoal. hot blast II. R-No. !, s27a2s; NO. Z,
gia aud Tennessee, No. l, s26 UOa97 o.; No.
2, SIS 90; mil, $4 90. Stone-coal and coke
iron-No. !, $25as6; No. 2, ss4aa5; mill, sa4,
Charcoal, cold-bIast-H. r., s4Oa50; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, $S5a40 Blooms, sSOa9U. Wrought scrap
per Id. 1a1 NC; do, cast, per lb, kalc; manufac-
tured aat, round and square bar, boiled, 2ka
2,sc; do, charcoal, s1ta4c per Id; sheet iron,
5 7-10a61sc per Id; horse shoes, s6 75a6 W per
keg; mule shoes. $6 75a7 w per keg; steel,
American cast, 17alSc; American cast spring
steel, 12c; imported tool steel. z0a22c; German
LEAD-Is qtr1et and steady at previous
prices We quote: Pig lead 7a7xc, bar lead
7kasc, lead pipe 7xc, and sheet lead $40 per
pound.
Northumberland light and prices nomi-
nally unchanged. Wee quote: American kip, per
lb, 65a9Oc; French kip, 81 10a1 so; bride, per
dozen, 55a6Oc; upper, per foot, 2Oas5c; SKIRT
ing, 40a42c: American calf-skms, 81 l0al 30;
French caf-skins, 81 75a2 15: OAK sole, Y7a40c
hemlock do, 28a35c; Z. harness. 23a27c; harness.
Aa3oc-
MILL FEED-rnere is firm market, with
fair demand, and the receipts are generally
moderate Bran is worth $lOa17. Shipstuffs,
s1sal9 per ton; middlings, $27a32 per ton, all
on arrival. In store, ~ more is required.
MOLASSES-Tne market continues quiet and
steady with fair consumpt1ye demand at pre-
vious prices New Orleans is worth 60a7Uc, and
refined sirups 45cas1 per gallon.
NAlLS-1here is not much doing, but the
market is steady and prices are unchanged.
We quote: 10 to 6Od, IS l5aS 25; to sd, So ava
90; to I'd, 50 65a3 Is: to 81, So 9Oa4 90: Sd,
81 "A rs; 2d IS 65a5 IS; 81, T. b., 50 l5aS rs;
cut spikes, s. 4Ua3 65.
NAVAL STORES-Market quiet, and we OBJ
serve no change in prices. We quote: Resin,
virgin, $5a5 %; resin, No, pale, s4a4 50; resin
pitch, s4 %; tar, "; spirits Of turpentine, q
Ofl.s-LAnseed is in improved demand an,
frmer; Prime quality is worth 6yaB6c per gaI
Ion. Lard oil is steady and In fair request a
95ag7c per gallon. Refined petroleum is .hrn
with fair demand at l2aiaKc per gallon.
| PAINTS.--lMarket steady and prices are un
changed We quote; White lead, per lb, on,
1Oc; litharge, per ID, 10Kal1c; patented dryer
per 10. 13a15c; Prussian blue, per ID, 65a75c
chrome yellow, f6aisc; chrome green, 16alSc
Paris white, 3a3hc: Paris green, 3Oa40c; Span
ish 6ro% saSc; Yellow ocnfs. xa4lc; lamp
| PEANU NUTS-Market dull and we quote red a
5a61ac per lb; white, SaS}ac per lb for raw an(
&c per Id more for roasted.
POTATO ES-The demand is light. with lib
eral receipts, and the market remains quiet
| Prime in store are worth 81 5Ua1 60 per brl.
\ P0ULrRY-Live chickens are in fair re-
quest, with ample receipts, and the market il
steady at ~ 50a4 for old, and ~ 60aS for young
POWpER-The market is steady with mod.
| crate demand: Blasting powder Is worth $S 00a
| 8 81 and rifle IS 25a5 IS per keg.
| RAGS-Steady and quiet. We quote: Mixed
cotton. 2s1asc;. common woolen, xa2sc, and
soft w0olen, 4a5c per Id.
RlCE-There is a fair demand and prices are
unchanged. We quote: Carolipa, Sao5sc; Lou
isiana, ~ aSc, and Rangoon, 7ka71sc per lb.
| SALT-We quote domestic 26c per bu and
81 As per brl, in store, and drayage added
| when delivered. Liverpool coarse is in mod
crate request at 81 25ai 30 per SACK. Turks
| island is in limited demand and worth 3Oa
| &c per bu.
| SEED-Clover is rather scarce with fair de.
mand, and steady at 13hc per h. Timothy il
| firm with fight supply and fair jmand at $2 81
| as W per bu IN store. Hungarian grass seed il
| worth 81 rs per bu and dull. Flax seed is quie
| and steady at 81 40 per bu.
| SHOT-The demand is moderate at previous
prices. We quote: Buckshot, $25a27, and as
sorted, s2Sa2s per keg.
| SOAP-Continues steady and the demand il
| far. German is wor, h 7aiZc; olive, 6ha6Ac
common yellow, 5&a51ac per ID.
| SUGAR-There is good demand for re-
| fined, and the market remains tirm, We quote
New Orleans, S5sayhc; refined yellow, ga
1Ohc: extra &C." 10K alOxc; 'sB" white, 10Xa
lie; "a" white, l1allMc, andhard, 1lka1zc pei
| lb.
| STARCH-Continues steady with moderate
demand at t44a5c for refined pearl per lb.
| TALLUW-The receipts aud The demand
remain about equal, and there is a steady
market at SIC per lb for prime country, an(
| SAa85Sc for city rendered.
| TEA - Market unchanged Demand fair
Black is worth 40a9 10 per lb for Oolong Of
Souchong. Green is worth 40a9Jc for old II yson
40caSl for Young Hyson: 45casl 10 for Impe
| rial and 90caM q for Gunpowder per lib.
! WOODEN WARE-There is a limitet
| trade, but prices remain steady and un
changed. We quote: Tubs, nests, Sc, s. %
/ 49, ~n<c - x,,ha n<N ra