The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-10

quote; Peaches, per dozen, 81 75a2 20; pine
apples, 81 85a1 90; Strawberries. 8 75a1 W;
raspberries, s2o0a2 rs; pears, s2a2 %; whortle-i
berries. .ssa2 p: plums, perdoz s. ssax; rreen
corn, 81 j0a2 80: green peas, 81 SOa2 %: con
densed milk. 275as Oo; oysters, cove " lOal 80;
CANDiEs-Are steady, with fair demand
at 16ySai7c per Id for star candles, and flAal2c
for common tallow.
CHEEsE-The market is steady with moder;;
ate demand and the receipts are limited. Good
to prime is worth 10alic per lib. -,
C0FFEE-There is Q moderate demand and
market steady. NO change in prices. k1o ls
worth 2iazsc for common; 22hsaSa1kc for fair to
good, and s4ae5e for prime to choice, per 10.
Laguayra, 24a25c per lb. -.
C0AL.--Nothing doing by wholesale. The
retail market is quiet and steady with no
change in prices. We quote, delivered 70
SiisSii MusEingam, Hoe Mocking Valley and Kanawha,
12a13c per bu.
CoKDAGE--Is steady with moderate de-
mand and no material change in prices. ,Jute
is worth lOal1c, Sisal n1halSc, and Manila l4A
COoPEKAGE-Pork barrels and lard tierces
are in fair request. No change In prices. We
quote: Pork brls, 81 10al Is; flour brls, 85a40e;
81 5Oal S5; lard tierces, 81 30a1 U.s.; ham tierces
50a6Uc: ny-tight hhds, 81 5Oa1 s.; tight hhds,
$5; slack half brls, So 50a4 per doz; half hhds,
81 ~; lard kegs 45a50c, and tight half-prls sia
l 10.
COOPERSTUFK-Marke quiet and steady.
The receipts are limited and demand moderate
We quote: Flour brl poles, SlOal2: ught Drl do
| $1oa2U; hogsnead do, s8Ua60 per LOGO. Slaves
heaa s,Sass 1a ti.rnt 10 saoaas ro, r u01
".au, I,SrtM'y hpNS, @, W"rSet nuiet under n
| light demand. Prices nominally unchanged.
| We quote: Batting, l4a2Uc per lb: pound yarns,
yorn AZ. cn vaprlet varns pac: fuii ,yeirht
%oyapn' yarns No sGos Ianc No 6Njs 1ac. So.
1nS a, 20. ~ ott onn o5c. twIne oSa21c
an5 vv9 aa,dia eaU ~, .;,.t wIrs 9Sc na, IL
"nH Ss.o %t,fH,TS %sT 1vS pof nat,o 10 arl and
nominai Annios ave beiI Of 7nsl<c. and neaeh-
ns nna o.. "a a,ors oii,c ~, ,,aives Foreign
aaoo aUr StaaSs ave, raisns are worth
gSies ~ ~ anu s.eauy !tyro "a nmoten aoapc
e ooaz ~ pea uoA. ,SaSo. dates9 7Sasc. cmr-
ran,s mSe, ,haloT, ~ ~ ner iJ' "''
raHss, per 4; stoodv ord or;et market at
AZ oer do1.n fer tresh se a,yirais ua a"'''
lac Per a91sp ior eS taes d on,et with moder
| EA GnoNoIeauy w anu s quioe, "i'A ni''SA
ave deflanu ~ gyc pSr ~ ,ol caerata and
| a., .'auI,o ~ ,o,,n;,a ataanu at s1 nor In for
ln;s,n .llG. nai Ae' iehiainS e''"o' "S " po- ~
pmpIpN prlPpGI; Epr1Ts- An,,es sre in fair de-
a =. 40 innH 10, ,ri tt;th nderata snnniy
peanas a. ., 70 ,roprth % hoaaTs ner I'm in boxes
a.o W. ot $f n 30 nor nov, and oranges
ama n,sd "a saaa nar ha% p'A "'1>'
are 9uS1eT sosv per oHA is ,ooderate osnecia,v of
supply tno 10 lnotera'o 20 tpimuna y.;r W
higher graues, ana tnere Is conSlneeS eSa ialr aa
ioose san and sssaa5 for tight pressed per ton on
ARRIVAL. snierlor grades are IN, hnii'ea uo-
mand at $loal8 per ton on ARRIVAL.
| HEMf-Sohtinues IN llhlloed uelnanu, WIN
light supply, and prices "a are honlnany la un,
Gnaagea. we gqote siasatOS ~ PER sOn ioi
Kentucky anu ll%c per 10 tor dressed.
l. hlDfo-ihe demand Is only niodera.o, Win ,,.
ample receipts and prices are s1eaay anu un,
| changed. we quote: Green, oatSci VIZ.
saiteu, t1aa9c; dry mint. l4aioc pei ~ sneop
peles are woItn !ocasi ~ LUZ soou W enoiee'
ana 0a loc lof INFERIOR. 81 or
yb MopsMAre ; In ialr re reqhess @ anu S'eaay' a' ~
| aooc per 10 Ior prime 70 choice.. MT, ,o
IhON-Market auiet anu soeaay. ine aii', ne
mana only nooeIa.e nor poer p,S ot aau M fo
able oneet iron ls lower. We quose .,,e 40, ~,
loving az lour niohIhs lor pig isSn ss1 9eI eo
eSe M, not 40 pi%ny n';, ~ sss M. aaSoma Geor
40, szo W. ao. null 20 w cos sMao1 n,
gia anu lennessee, n w. = sso w oi
Szo W; hiii. sSa W $500 i aHu oone s5h
iTnon-N1' !, sNpaSot, t, M NJ D. . SysaarE, nIan,own
George anu pinonS ss,aa, Wrouaht scrau
Dlass, $aoa4o. DiooS, % ,on,h s'aio ,an"tac
per io' 1ai U w cas', poa ao' 'S iaa aaHa
sufeu na' rounu anu sduare o onl H. sbaet ,ron
Sn;Is,d al, W. Nns i'ao7 Saanc. do charcoaI'.
| 5ehTc ner In: horse shoes. SIS 75a6 0U Der
yen: mule Shoes Sc 75a7 UO per keg; steel,
Amsrican cast. 1TaiSc; American cast spring
steel, l2c: imported tool steel. 20a22c; German
steel, gal0c per Id.
Il LEAD-Is in moderate request and steady
. We quote: Pig, 7a71Sc; bar, 715aSc; lead pipe
7xc, and SIC for sheet lead Der pound.
| LEATHEK-The demand is limited. NJ
change in prices. We quote; OAK sole. 37a40c
per lb; hemlock, 2Sa35c; harness leather, ,3aa3Sc
| skirting do. 40a42c; bride leather, per dozen
$55a6O; kips, American, per lb,' 65a9Oc; calf
SKINS, American, per Ib, 81 lOal 35; kips
French, per lb, 81 l0al so: calf-skins, French
Der lb, ii 75as Is: Il. harness. per lb 23a27c: up.
per- leather. per foot, 20a25c.
MILL FEED-The market remains steady
and there ia fair demand with moderate re
ceipts at previous rates. W e quote, bran $17als
shipstuffs Sl9a20, and middlings S2Sa33 per ton
on arrival, and in store " per ton more.
MOLASS ES-Tne mar4et continues quiet and
steady with q fair consumptive demand at pre-
yious prices New Orleans is worth 6ya7Uc, anc
refined sirups 45caS1 per gallon.
NAILs-market quiet and steady. No ma.
terial change in prices. We quote: 10 TO 60d
SIS 1Oa3 90 TO Yd, So 35aS 45; to I'd, 50 60a3 Is
to 5d, IS s5a4 0J; Sd, ~ 60a4 Is; "a. S. 6Oa5 IS
Sd, 4. b., So iOa6 %; cut spikes. So 35a3 81.
NAVAL SFORES-The demand is only mod.
crate. Spirits of turpentine are lower. VIZ
quote: Resin virgin, $5a5 25; resin, No. ordin.
ary, So; pitch, 81 90; spirits of turpentine, 34a
35C; No. i pale, $4a4 so; No. 2 ordinary, 81 is
tar, a.
| m, T5nsead ia Armer and there is a fai,
demand At Tie per gallon. Lard oil is wortl
siaI M ner Gallon Reanea netroIenm is ouotet
Il IL IL aI5Rc ner Gallon
1PsHfZfsTs ~ ScMWarket oniet and steady at
rreu;ans n,r;ces We nuote: white Iead' ne,
h enaI(,r: ilrbaree. ner lb. 1ONal1c: patenfed
~, o/a"S' ~, 80, No. 80, -,