The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-30


COOPERSTUFFS-The market is dull, and
prices are without material cnange. Wequote:
Flour barrel poles at $6aS, tight do $1Ua14, and
hogshead poles $20aS0; rough barrel slaves. $l3
a16: dressed do, $lSa22; slack hogsheads do S25
a25; tight do. $z5a3O per 1,0UO.
COAL-There is very little demand and the
offerings are liberal but Une market remains
steady with no material change nprices. OHIO
tlVer 10 quoted 5a Nc, Ashiand 6a61sc, and
fOughiOgheny nc per bu af1oat Delivered to
consumers the rates are: oughiogheny I1aI2c,
MuskIngum, Hooking Valley and kanawna 10a
lie, Ashland 10c, and ohio River &c, and Camel
coal 2Oa22c per bu. Anthracite 50 5Oal0 per ton
delivered. r
COKE Demand light, but there is no varia-
tion in prices. 1t is quoted &c for city manu-
factured. &c for gas-house, lie for crushed al
yards, and 10c for city manufactured, 1Ual2C
for gas house, ,and 13al4c for crushed, delivered,
per bu.
! COTTON YARNs--There is e moderate de-
mand and the market remains steady,s with
no material change. We quote: Pound yarns
and carpet warp and wicKing, 2lc; coloreo
warp, 28c: c0verlet yarn, 23c: twlne, 20a22c
and rope 1sc per lb; No. $40 at lOhc, and No
DRIED FRUITs-we quote domestic 1iHa
1870 for peaches, and 81lal0<c for apples per
lb, with moderate demand. Foreign are
steady at 6ha7c for prunes, sa9c for currants,
16al9c Tor figs, and 25a26c for citron. per lib, and
$3a3 10 for layer raisins, per box.
EGGS-Market steady and quiet. with ample
offerings at l2c per dozen for fresh.
FEATHEES-Prme to choice are worth 5Oa
52c per lib, with mo crate demand and steady.
FIRE ACKERS-There is Il fair demand,
and we quote SO 25a3 81 per box for No. l.
FISH-There is steady market and fair
demand at the following prices: No. /
No. large, $l3 6Oa14; No. 2 medium $l2al5 80;
No. B large, $lla12; No. 3 medium, $40 5Oal pei
brl, $l0ai0 20 per case; Palermo do, $Ua6 so per
half brl; sardines or boxes, sl5 Wal6 per case,
GREEN FRUITS : Lemons are in fair re-
quest, and sell at SIS 50a6 So per box. Oranges
are quiet, and we quite IS 50a6 V0 per box,
and repacked held at $6 80. Apples are scarce,
and quoted nominally i8 5Oa5 per brl.
GUNPoW DER-There is steady though
moderate demand at previous prices. Rifie
powder is worth SIS 76a6 70. aud blasting So 25a
3 rs per keg.
HAY-The market has undergone little Oh
no change There is moderate demand fol
the higher grades, and we quote NO. timothy
Sl7alS for loose pressed, and s15al6 for tight
pressed per ton. Medium grades are quoted
$12a1S, aud inferior $7a0 per ton, all on ar
rival, and $la2 more per ton is required In
store. 44 4 4..
HEMP-There is a very quiet market, and
and prices are nominally unchanged. Rough
Kentucky per ton is quoted Sl1Uali5, on arrival,
an 4 S. more in store. Dressed is held at 9 va
l9Ic perlb. (, t2.4
quoted 5xaTc, green sailed 71aasc, and dry
salted 13al4c per ID. Sheep pelts 75caSl 70 for
cool to prime. 4il tt.H
HOPS-The demand is limited and Eastern
are worth 2Ua22c, and Western l5alsc per ID.
IRON-The market Is dull for both pig iror
and malleabe and prices are nominallJ
unchanged. The following are the rates at fonl
months: Charcoal, not biast-H. r.. No. l.. S24,
ana Tennessee No. i, $2sa23: No. =, 's2a: d,
mill. s2la22. Stone coal and coke-No. 1. $22i
23; No. 2, SCI; mill. $lSa2L Charcoal. colo
blast--H. T.. $45; Alabama, Georgia ant
blooms. s6Oa7Ji per tom; Scrap iron Wrought
lc, and cast. &c per 10. Bar iron-Boiled, 2h
a2.70c; do ciarooal, 3.7Oa89Jc. Sheet iron
Boiled, 3.30a4kc: do charcoal. 4.8Ja5 90c; and
Russia iron. I6alSc per lb. Horse-snoes. $5a
5 S6, and muie-sh0es. Sc 00aG 25 per keg.
LEAD-Is m moderate requestat 7Xa71zc
for pig; 6a9c for bar and 9Hc for sheet lead
per ID. Lead pipe is worth &c per lb.
LEAThER- There is little demand for any
kind. We quote the jobbing, rates for oak
&c; rough do. 24a27c; skirting, sa4Dc; Amerl-
can kip. 6Da90c; French kip, 81 lOal SO: Amer
lean calf, 81 0Ua1 30; French calf, 81 7ta2 II
per Id: bride leather s5ea6O per dozen, and
upper leather. 17a22c per foot
LIME, ETos--Demand moderate at 90ca$1 foi
lime, and 81 y0a2 10 for cement. Plaster sells
at 81 5ua3 FOR Newark, ana $2a2 80 for Michi.
MILE sFEED-The market is generally in
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haId Of SisaId per TON. Widdiinos Are steady
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extrs c,,,.rest maze 1s auoted 81 ezai ~ mar
gallon, henneo petroleum Is sseaay at iSai4c
pVP PAxfNTs.Demand xnWT limited. No change 4,
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