The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-27

! OATS-Are steady and qniet to-day. No. 2
are worth bgasic foEmixed. 6iaesc for white per
| MESS PoRK--Is quiet and steady at $Si per
brl for prime city.
! BAC0k--Is quiet and Arm. Ciear sides, 1ss4c;
clear lib, l2Hal3c, and shoulders, s,sc, per lb,
lb. and 2UO, 90 lbs c. e. at 1876. Tx
BULK MiAArs-siroulders are quiet and
steahy at SIC per lb; clear sides are worth
loose. Sales to-day of 65,Hp lbs G. r. at l2Ac,
and 2oO,UjO lbs c. s. at 1870 pet lb, buyer Aug
| ust.
LARD-The marKet is ouies and the demand
Is moderate for current make ar 3ttal3,4c per
ID. Prime winter steam is quoted i84a18Xc,
and city Kettle is held at 14%al43sc per ib.
TOBACCO--The market Is steady with good
demand for all offerings. Wequote: shipping
19c: bright trash, lIal4c: dark leaf, 15al9c;
dark lugs. l1al3c; dark trash, 9al1c per lb.
For manufacturing: Bright wrappers, 29a9yc;
bright allsrs, 1sasac: dark wrappers. l4aisc;
worth l4a2ae for cigar wrappers, and 1a9c for
ofT5N-Marketdu duh. sales to-day SO bales.
Prices nominAlly unchanged. Wequete: Or
dinary, 1lhc; good ordinary, 13c: low mid
ding, l4c: middiing, 141Ic; good middling, 15c;
mldlllnK far. 100; far, Ito per lb.
WHlShY--The market is steady. with fair
demand, ana sales to-day Of 353 brls at 81 10
per gal.
ALCOHOLICS firm. with fair demand, and
lon.
ASHEs-Marketq quiet and unchanged. Potash
is held at &c and pearl NC per lib.
BAGGING-Tne demand is good, and there
"a Id fax.
BAGs--rhe demand is mainly for cotton
seamless, and other sorts are neglected. We
mi 7atlJ
are worth, 2 bu. 14al5c, and bu, 23a2icJ bur-
laps. bu, 10ai1c, and A bu, 14al5c
BARK Good to prime chestnut is worth
$lOal2 per cord, with ample supply and moder-
BEEsWAX-The demand is fair and the
market steady at Ta2Sc per Id for prime
to choice.
BEANs-Are dull and nominal. They are
scarce and quoted 81 5oa1 eO for medium, and
vi s0al 81 for prime nayies.
OOM-CORN-Demand limited and re-
ce1pts moderate. Prices steady and un-
changed We quote: Red brush, Sal0c; green
stalk braid, lO5aal2c, and choice green hurl l3c
per lib.
BROOMs--There is but little doing, and we
observe no change in prices. We quote: Steam
a %; common, 81 5Jas 90 per doz.
BUTTER-No material change. Market very
quiet for inferior grades, with good local de-
mand ma FOR best table butter Receipts liberal,
prime 1Sal0c, with 1a2c more per Id for extra
selections OF single packages. Medium grades
are worth l5al7c, and common packing grades
CANDLEs-The market remains steady and
the demand is fair at previous rates. We
quote; Star candles, 16kai7Ac, and common
talloW \ I lSais4e isi, IA PEI per lb
present week, but the market remains steady
1t previous rates. We quote: Peaches, doz,
81 76a2 rs; pine apples, 81 65a1 gO Strawberries,
81 75a2 10; raspberries, 81 00a2 25; ounces,
" 5Oa2 75; pears, $2a2 50; whortleberrles, s2a
a. M green peas, pea 81 Sas a condensed da osa mix
16O
CHEESE-The market is Quiet and steady.
The demand is moderate at lOa11c per lb for
prime to choice factory.
CUFFEE-1he demand is fair, and q steady
market at previous prices. Wequote: bio, 2la2sc
for common; 2aka231sc for far to good; 24a25c
:4a25c, and Java 33a35c per lb.
COAL-There is little or no wholesale trade
at present Delivered 70 consumers, we auote
Ohio river, l0c; Ashland, l2c; Muskingum.
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 12al8c; Pitts
&c per bu, delivered.
COOPERAGE-The market is dull and prices
remain unchanged, We quote: Half hhds, VI ~;
iron bound, sai 10; lard terees. 81 aa1 IS; fior
brls, 86a4oc; whisky brls. iron bound, 81 50a
50: petroleum bris, II 25a1 IS; fly-tight hhds,
I'll 5Ual W; OIL DIS, vi 15al 25s
CUOPEkSTUFF.-The demand is limited and
the offerings moderate. There is steady mar
ket and we observe no change in prices. We
quote: Flour b1 poles, s1UaI2; tight brl do
slsa2y; hoeshead poles, $80a50 perl 900. slaves
--hough brl. s14ai6: dressed do, $lSa20; hogs
head $20a25; tight 10, s80a35 Fer l.ODD
CORDAGE-Business steady and there is a
moderate demand at former rates. Manila Is
worth la1sai6c; sisal u>aalac aud Juter rope 1Oa
COTTON YARNS-The demand islight and
prices are unchanged. We quote: Assorted |
Nos per 10, 27c; carpet warp, white per lib, &c;
carpet warp, cOiored, per lb, 34c; wicking, per |
lb 26c; cOverlet yarns, 29c; cotton twind, Der |
lib. 22a24c; cotton rope. per lb 22a24c SOUS. per
doz 131sci BCDs, per doz, 12c; trot lines, per lb
80c; staging, per ID. 3ac; seine twIne, per Ib. |
34e.
DRIED FRUITS-There is little or no de- |
mand for domestic. Apples are held at 7aSc; |
peaches 7aSc for quarters, 9al0c for halves. |
Foreign are quiet and steady at 80a32c per lb for
citron. 14alsc for figs, 9a1Oc for prpnes, 71saSc
for dates, 11aaSc for c,lfrants, and 81 50aa 60 |
per box for layer raistns.
EGGS-The market is quiet, with moderate |
demand and ample receipts at 14al5c per doz.
FEAfHERS-The market is steady, and |
lhere is o fair demand. Dealers pay SOC per lb
for prime live geese. 90
GINSENG-Is in moderate demand, and
steady at ~ per lb for prime lots.
GREEN FRUITS-1he market is well sup
piled with apples at 81 per brl or 81 per box,
the latter hsding one bushel Peaches are
firm, with light receipts, and selling at 81 50a
1 Is per box or "a 5ua5 20 per bu. Lemons are in
demand and scarce at $l0al0 60 per box.
Oranges are worth $Sa9 per box.
HAI-Ihe market has undergone no mate
rial change. There is still good demand for
the higher grades.with limited supply at s2ta22
for loose and $l9a2O for light pressed No. tim
othy. Inferior grades are neglected. and worth
S1Da15 per ton, on arrival. In store dealers ask
s1a2 more per ton.
HEMP-The receipts and demand are both
light, and the market continues dull and un-
changed. Rough Kentucky is worth nominally
s14ialJ0 per ton, and dressed 1l%c per lib.
HIDES-There is a steady market with good
demand for best quality. No change in prices
We quote: Green, 6a71ao; wet salted, 71ayc;
dry flint, 14aI5c per ID; sheep pelts are worth
l6casl rs for good to choice, and 2OaaOc for
Inferior.
HOPS-Are steady with fair demand at 25a
SOC per lb for prime to choice. +
1RON-Ihe market is quiet and easy. The
iemand is moderate. We quote as follows for
Ill kinds Of pig iron at four months per ton:
charcoal hot blast H.. R.-No. /, $27a28; NO. 2,
10, $26 CO.,. do. mill, S25 90; Alabama, Geor-
ria and Tennessee, No. l, S26 UOa27 W; No. II
ma. 0ElA