The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-24

VIA 81 per cord afloat
BEANs-Marketi is still dull, and there are
and mediums u 50a1 90 per bu.
BEESWAX-The market Is steady, with fair
demand at 27a2sc per 10 for prime sample.
BROOM CORN-Is in moderate request and
steady. We quote: Common red, 8a9c; green
stalk, 1Oc. and fancy green hurl,. 12c per lb.
BR0OMS-The demand is light, with prices
steady and unchanged. We quote: Common,
50 5Oa8; shaker, s3 75a4; hurl, So bOa4 ~, and
steamboat $5a6 per dozen.
BUfTEG-The market Is ouiet and easy.
The receipts are in excess of the demand, es-
pecially OF lnforior grades. Best table butter Is
In good local demand, with sales and Receipts
about equal. We quote: Choice Western Re
serve, Sea2ac; prime Southern aud Central
Ohio, l9a2Oc per lb, and la2c more can be had
for extra selections Of single packages. Me-
dunn grades are worth 16alsc, and common la
CANNED FRUITs-The demand is light,
with a steady market, and prices are un-
changed. We quote: Peaches, per dozen, 81 rs
az 20; pine apples, 81 65al W: Strawberries.
75a2 OO; raspberries, 81 SOAP rs; pears, S2a
90; whortleberries, s2a2 25: plums, per doz,
81 T5a2; green corn, y 5oa2 30: green peas, 81 50
az 10; condensed milk. 50 75a3 10; oysters, cove,
VI 1Uaf 30: tomatoes, 81 2Ua1 90. :
,CANDLES-The demand is moderate and
there Is quiet market at l6a17c for star can :
dies, and llbal21ac for common tallow, per lb.
CHEESE-There is q fair demand with ample
supply, Prime to choice factory is worth l01aa
llC per Id.
COAL-Is firm with an upward tendency.
Recent purchases Of Youghiogheny are held for
better prices. Coal has undoubtedly toucned
its lowest figures for the season. Those
who have not laid in their winter supply had
better secure it at present prices. Sales afioat
are made at SIC per bu for Youghiogheny; SC
| for Raymond City and Campbell creek; 7;Sc for
Ashland; SIC for Ohio river. Muskingup
Valley in cars is worth DC per bu; Hooking
Valley at elevator 10c per bu. We quote, de-
N oh oil 1Qp .
Raymond City, Campbell creek. docking VAL
ley and Muskingum at 12c; Ashland, lie and
Ohio river, lOc per bu.
COFFEE-ContInues firm though quiet, and
prices are unchanged. Rio is worth 2la2ac for
common, 221s sa23hc for fair to good, and 24a25c
for prime TO choice. per lb.
COKDAGE-Market steady and no change
in prices Wequote: Manila, l41sal6c; slsal,
i1taa2Hc, and lutte l0al1c per lb.
COOPERSTUFR-The supply is large, with
moderate demand, and tine market is easy.
We quote: Flour bri poles. $40; tight Drl do,
$l6a20; nogshead do, s30a40 per l.0O0. Slaves
Rough bfl. $l4alB: dressed do, $1Sa2o; hogs
head. $2Oa25; tight do. $3Oa35 Icr 1.U0o.
COOPEkAGE-The market is steady, and
there Is generally moderate demand ut
previous prices. We quote: Half brls, 81 TO-
tiglt, half iron bound Drls, $lal 10: lard tierces
81 25al 70; flour brls, 35a40c; whisky brls, IRON
bound, 81 5Oal 30; petroleum brls, 81 25al 05;
dy-tight hnds, 81 5Oal 80; oil brls. 81 l5al 25.
terial change. The demand is moderate at
previous prices. We quote: Assorted Nos,
per lb, &c; carpet warp, white, per lb, 27c;
carpet warp, colored, per lb, Uc; wicking, per
lO, z9c; cover ct yarns 29c; cotton Uwine, per
Id, 22a24c: cotton rope, per lb z2a24c; 50ls, per
doz 1916: G0Os, per doz, l2c; tr0t lines, PR lb
Soc; staging, per Id, SSc; seine twine. per Id,
34c.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic is steady with
light demand. Apples are worth 8lsa1Oc;
peaches SaJc Tor quarters and lOallc for halves
per lb. Foreign are. in moderate demand at pre-
vlous prices We quote: Citron, per lb aSa
Sc; currants, I1saSc per Id. Layer raislns,
per box. 81 4Ja2 81.
EGGS-The receipts are liberal with lair de-
mani. and the market remains steady at l3al lac
per dozen.
.FEA fHERS-The market is quiet and steady
at SIC per j. for prime.
GlNSENG--The market is firm aud quiet,
an prime is held at 81 ~ per lb
GREEN FRUITS-There is moderate de-
mand for applesv with fair supply, and good
to prime are worth $2aj per br. Peaches are
in good request, and the receipts are not large.
They sell at II 5Oa3 per bu, IN boxes, accord II &
to quality. Lemons are worth S!0a1l, and or
an seS " 50aS 80 per box
HAY-The market remains about as last re-
ported. New hay Is arriving inquantitles be-
yond the demand, and it is generally OF Infer
and the supply is limited. Nomaterial change
In prices. We quote: No. timothy $26aA6 lor
loose, and s.3l.4 Tor tight-pressed per ton, on
arrival. Inferior grades are worth Sl5alS Der
ton, on arrival In store dealers require s1a2
more per ton.
HEblP-Continucs dull, and prices are nomi-
nally unchanged. We quote: Rough Kentucky y,
sl4jal50 per ton, and dressed Ii 5sal1Ac per ID.
HlDES-Are steady and quiet. No material
variation in prices. We quoLe: Green, Gai &c;
wet saltet., 8a9c; dry flint, 14al5c per lb; sheep
pets are worIh 75casl rs for good TO choice.
and 20ai0c for Inferior
Nhn s,,n .Intr rIna h
crate demand at 25a80c per lb for prine to
choice sample.
IRON -Tne market remains quiet and steady.
There is a fair demand for best quality pig
iron. Mallea5le is in moderate request We
quote the following as the range Of tie market
for all gra les Of pig iron at months perton
Charcoal. hot blast IL. R.-No. /. S2a.i21; NO. 2.
do, $24a25; do. mill, s23a24 Alabama. Geor-
!, $2l OOa25 90; mlll. s23 OO. stone-coa and coke
iroii-No. !, $25; No. 2, $23a24; mill, $21a23.
Charcoal, cold blast-H. r., s40a50; Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, $35a40 Blooms. $S0a9J. Wrought scrap
per lb. TAI &c: do, cast, per lb, %alc: manufac-
tured HAT, round and square bar, boiled, aga
21ac; do, charcoal. 31ta4c per Id: sheet iron,
ooiled. Nos. lOa27, 4a4sc: do: charcoal.
5a5Hc pN Id; horse shoes, IS 75a6 W per
keg; mule shoes. s6 75a1 O0 per keg; Steel
American cast, 17alSc; American cast spring
steel, l2c; imported tool steel. 2Oa22c: German
steel. 9al0c uer Id.
LEAO-ndTkct Slcduv WIJil mOueTdtc ue-
mand Pig lead is worth Take; bar, 71saSc.
Sheet lead SIC.
LEATH Eis-The market remains steady and
in !airaiemaad at previous prices We quote:
American kip. per lb 65a9Oc; French kip,
81 l0al so: bridle, per dozen, $55a6U; upper.
per foot, 20a25c; skirtng, 40a42c: American
calf-sKlns. 81 iUal 35; French calf-skins, 81 15a
215; OAK sole. 3Ta40c; hcml0ck, do. S8a35c: II.
harness. 23a27c; harness, 3la3oc.
MILL FEED-rhe market is easy under
heavier receipts and there is still a fair de-
mand. Bran is worth SIT 5OalS 30, shpstutfs
sl9a2O, and mid tllngs S27a32 per ton, all on
arrival, and dealers require $1a2 more per ton
III store.
MOLASSES- change. There is moder-
ate demand at 60a70c for New Orleans and 45c
a$i per gallon Tor refined sirups, according to
quality.
NAiLS-There is moderate demand, ana
the market rules steady with no change in
prices. We quote: ~ to 60d, 80 10a3 ~; 8 10 Sd,
So 35a5 45: to I'd. s3 6Oa3 Is: A to sd. IS S5a4:
3D., "a G0a4 Is; 2d, So 60a5 75 I'd, b.. 50 lUaB Is
cut spikes, $3 85a3 40.
NAVAL STORES-The market has under
gone no material variation. The demand is
Iair. We quote: Resin, virgin. $5a5 s5; No. l
ordinary, IS; pitch, 81 80; spirits Of turpen-
tine, 34a35c; No. pale, $4a4 81; No. ordi-
nary, 81 IS; tar, "a.
OILS-There is a light demand for linseed,
which is quoted Toe per gallon for prime. Lard
oil is steady, with fair request at 81 03a1 05 per
gallon. lseined petroleum is worth l1al2c per
gallon, and is in moderate demand