The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-20

BAUON-Steady, and moderate Inquiry at
Sxc for shoulders, l0%alic for clear rib
sides, and 11Ac FOR clear sides per lb, packed.
sugar-cured hams 1sh a14kc per ID, according
UUrION Market quiet. No change in
prices. Sales at the Cotton Exchange TO day,
II bales. Stock, l5,092 bales. Receipts, 282
and shipments bales. The official rates are
as follows: Ordinary, Shc; goou ordinary,
sHc; low mlddlin0, l0xc: mIddling, 1lXc;
good mlddiing. l2xc; middling fair, 13kc;
WHISK f-There is moderate demand TO-
day, and 205 brls sold at 81 1U per gallon.
ALCOHOL-- Is hrmer owing 60 the recen
advance In low wines, and there is fair de-
mand at 81 ~ per gallon for 9s per cent. above
) ASHEs-Are quiet at 4ka41Sc &c for potash, and
TX a8e for pearlash per lb, and market steady.
BAGGING-The demand is moderate, with
q steady market and prices unchanged. We
quote fax bagging, jobbmg rates, l2kc for 2
lb. 1Sc for IN lD, and l21sc for d lb per yarii.
BAGS-rhe demand is light. and nominally
no change in prices. Gunny bags, bu. are
quoted l4ai5c; burlaps, 4 bu, l31sal4c, and cot
ton seaml less sacks 22a25c.
BARK-Is firm, with fair demand and mod
crate receipts, and prime new chestnut oak is
worth $l4 per cord, afoat.
BEEoWAX-Is steady, with fair demand,
and prime to choice is worth 21a28c per Id.
BEANS-There is still dull market. and
choice navys are quoted 85a90c per bu.
BROOM CORN-Ihe market is quiet but
steady, and we observe no change. Green hurl
is worth Sa9c, green stalk braid 6ha71ac. and
BROOMS-Tne demand is light and prices
noniinally unchanged. We quote steamboat
$4a6; Shaker, ~ 75a3 rs; hurl, 81 50a3 w, and
common 81 50a2 0O per doz.
BUTTER-The market has been dull all the
week past. The receipts have been large and
much that has arrived was in bad condition
owing to the warm weather, with only mod
crate local demand. Stocks are aceumul ating,
nar pialI IU a1ao DMia I,,.,
steady, however, and no material change since
last week is observed. Prime to choice Ia
quoted l8a1sc for Western Reserve, and 14a15c
for Central Ohio, per lb; and extra selections
are held at lea29o, ana some fancy creamery
as high as "a ,25c per lb. The lower grades are
offered at 10a12c per lb.
CANNED GOODS-Demand moderate and
the market steady at the following prices
Peaches, per dOz, 81 sea2 Is; pine apples. 81 IS
al w: strawberries, n 75a2; raspberries, 81 rs
az rs; pears, 81 75a2 81; plums. $8 25a3 50 green
peas, 81 50a1 rs; condensed milk. 50 75a3 w;
cove oysters. 81 l0al Do: tomatoes, 81 l0a1 So
CANDA.ES-Are in moderate demand and
steady at l5al5hc for star candles, and liza
l2c for common tallOw, per lb.
CHEESE-There Is steady market with
moderate demand and liberal offerings at SKA
&c per lb.
nilla is quoted 18kal4kc, Jute 9AalOxc, and
Sisal s}<a9Nc per lib.
COFFEE-Market quiet and steady, with a
moderate demand at previous prices. We
quote Rio l9a20c for inferior, Aka2l Nc for me-
dium and 22j<a23hc for prime to choice, and
Java 32a83c per lib.
COOPERAGE-There has been some ad-
vance in pork barrels and hams tierces, but
the market is generally quiet We quote:
Pork barrels, 75aSOc; lara tierces, e5a9bc; fly
tight hogsheads, II 20al 40; -four barrels. 28a
25c; whisky barrels, iron-bound, 81 3Uai IS;
ham tierces, 45a5Uc, and slack half barrels,
" 5Oa2 70 per doz.
UoOPERSTUFFS-Mark quiet and steady
at previous prices. We quote for jobbing lots: /:
hogshead poles $2OasO; rough barrel slaves $lSa
16. dressed do $lSa22. slack hogsheads do $2Sa
rs. tight do $2SaS0 per 1000.
COAL-There is a steady though quiet mar
River 90, Ashland TO- and Youghiogheny &c
per'bu, afoat 1t is delivered to consumers at
9c for Ohio River, l0c for Ashland and Mus
klngum, 1Ga11c for Hooking Valley and Kan
awna, and 11al2c for Youghiogheny, per bu.
Camel delivered is worth 20a22c per bu.
OOKE-Demand light and we quote the fol-
lowing: Gas-house &c, city manufactured 7c,
crushed &c per bu, and Sa3c more per bu de-
livered.
COTTON YARNS-There is very quiet mar
ket and we observe no material change. The
joobing prices are as follows: Pound yarns
and carpet warp and wicKing, 2lc; coiored
warp, 26c: c0verlet yarn, 23c: twlne. 2Oa22c
and rope I8c per Id; No. $40 at l0Ac, and No
DRIED FRUITs-There is a quiet market
and domestic is worth ll1sal2hc for peaches,
and 8Hal0Kc for apples, per lib. Layer raisins
are easier, at So S5a3 per box. Figs are quoted
16alSo Currants 8aSc. Prunes 6a6hc, and
citron 2Sa26c per Id.
EGGS-The market has been somewhat cas-
ier during the week. but closes steady, with
fair demand and liberal offerings at l2a12%c
per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FEATHERS Prime to choice are worth 50a
&c perl lb, with only moderate demand.
FIRE CRACKERS-The demand is fair with
large supply on the market, and No. l are
FISH-Ihere is firm market, with
moderate demand at the following rates:
No.. mackerei, large, ssea2s; No; /
medium, $l6alT; No. large, $lS 5Oal4: No. 9
medium. $40 50a1l per brl, and half barrels
one half these prices, with 25c extra for pack
ages. White nsh. $6 5Ua6 per half brL Sar-
dimes, half boxes. $24a26; do, quarter boxes,
$l5al6 per case, and goldfish, 5a8oper lb.
GREEN FKUIrs-There are few apples
Offering at $sa8 50 per brl. Lemons are worth
$6aB ~ per box, with fair demand and steady.
Oranges are steady at $6a6 80 per box, and
GfNSENG-Demand fair and moderate re-
ceipts. and prime lots sell at slal US per lib.
GUNPOW DEk-There has been no change
and the market is steady. Rifle powder is SELL
ing at IS 75a6 %, and blasting So 2Oa8 70 per
HAY--Continues dull, with large excess
Of receipts. No change in pices. Loose
pressed No. timothy is worth $l6al8 and
tight pressed s1za4 per ton. Medium grades
are offered at a9all, and common as low as So
per ton, all on arrival, and 81 more wanted in
store
HEMP-The demand is light for rough Ken
tucKy, with moderate offerings and market
steady at SHOALS per ton on arrival. There Is
moderate jobbIng demand for dressed at 9;z
a9x per lb.
HIDES-The demand is light and we observe
no change in prices, Green hides are quoted
5Ha7c; green salted. TX aSc, and dry salted. La
lac per Id.
HOPS Demand light and market steady at
sea2lc for Eastern, and 15al6c for Western per
pound.
IRON--The market remains dull and no
change is observed in prices. The jobbing
rates at four months time for pig iron are as
follows: Cnarcoai, hot blast-H. r.. No. s2ba
2s 60; No. Q. $22a23; do mill, $2la29; Alabama
Georgia and Tennessee No. l. s2aa28; No. 4
DO mill, 81 Stone coal and coke-No. l. sara
rs: No. y, SCI; mill. $16a2l. Charcoal. colo
blast--H. r., s4Da43; Alabama and Georges
warm and cold blast. s28a36; Tennessee colo
blast, $e9; blooms, s60a7U per ton. scrap iron
Wrought. lc, and casts Nc por Id. Bar iron
Boiled, 2.60a2.80c; do charcoal. S.8Ja4c. Sheet
irun-Boiied, 3.S0a4hc; do charcoal. 4.8Ja5. .9Oc
and Russia iron, l8alSc per lb. Horse snoes, 81
as 25, and mule shoes. SCAT rs per keg.
LEAD demand moderate and prices steady
We qNote pig 7kagkc; bar. eagc. and shecl
lead, exc per lib. Lead pipe Is worth &c per 10
LEATHER-Is duil; but prices are nome
inally unchanged. The following are tn.
jobping rates, Oak soic, S5aSSc; hemlock