The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-13

-NOor Ef ~ Sins market is uuil
quote fonr-ba poles $6aS, Jight do
slUal4, and hogshcad poles $20a D; rougn barrel
slaves. $i3a16: dressed do. sisa 3; SLACK hogs
heads do. s25ag5; tight do. SzSa3U per L000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is a du.l market and
no change from previous quotations.. We quote:
Pork Darrels, 65a7Cc; laru Glerces, S5aaoc: fly
tight hogsheads ! 20al 40: Hour barrels. 23a
25e; whisky barrels, lron-bOund, 81 3Jal ia;
nam tierces, 45a5Jc, and slack half barrels,
81 JUa57j per dog Nr G.
COAL--Tnere is not much doing but the
market remains steady It previous prices.
me rates ahoat are 71ac for foughiogheny. &c
for Ashland and &c ior ono River per bu. The
rates delivered to consumers are as follows:
OHIO River 9c, Ashland and Musklngum, l0c,
Hooking valley and kanawra r0al1cs lought
logheny llal2c per bu. Camel coal is quoted
l6c aioat and 2Oa2ec delivered, per bti.
Il UUKE-Demand light and prices sleady and
unchanged. II is quoted at yards &c for
gas house, 7c Tor city man ufactnred, and &c for
crushed; and delivered il is wurth &c for gas
house. 81 forcity, and LOG for, crushed per bu.
COTfOS Y ARNS-Tfiere is very little doing
but no cnange OF consequence is observed
lin the, market. We quote the following
warp and wlUking, 2lc; cofored warp, gSc: COW
erlet yarn. 23c: twIne, 20a22c, and rope I8c per
lb: No. 6U0 az l01sc, and NO. 6OU at Sc Der doz.
DRIED FRU1TS-Domestlc is quoted 1lHa
12.ac for peaches! and 81 al0}6c for apples,
| and moderate demand. Foreign are in light
| request and we co .tinue to quote prunes, ia
61ac, currants, sa9c; figs 16aSc, and citron 25a
26c per Id; and ralsins $3a3 10 per box.
| EGGSAThere Is a steady though moderate
demand and we quote fresh arrivals, l2al21sc
| per dozen.
| FEATHERS--Ther is moderate demand
with liberal offerings 50a52c pe Id for prime.
| FIRE CRACKERS-Demand fair aud No. /.
II TisGasrfes BIN :. ' Y P@ RSf Oyn With fair de-
&sna Ho maeSercl q11rs Srse sssssas; isl0W'i So
medium, $l6al7; No. 2 large, $l3 oOa14; No. 2
medium SsiS S9 No. lasgs GEN SLAB Y No
Palermo do. s6a6 50 per haIf brl; .sardines, Or
boxes, SIS 5OalB per case, and coafish, 5a6c
| per lb.
| GREEN FRUITS - The market has under
gone no material change Tor oranges and
lemons. The former are IN moderate request
and worth 50 5Da6 10 per, box. Lemons are in
demand at So 5ya6 81 perb anu firm.
| GUNPOW WDER-Ffrrn and demand fair at
| So 25a3 IS for mining, and IS 15ab 70 for rifle
| powder.
| HAY-There is very little doing but the
market remains steady anu prices nominal y
unchanged. No. timothy is quoted $l5al6 for
iooss pressed, and s12al4 for tight pressed pei
tom anutlower grades held at $6alU per ton,
aIndeall on arrival, w more in stare. " :
| HEMP-There is a dull market, and rough
Ken.ucky is offered at sllOa1l5 per ton on ar
rival, aud held at$ $bai0 more in store. We equote
dressett gAa9Mc per lib.
HIDEs-Theretis very little demand. but
| prices are neminally unchanged. Green
s qgStSa ss SI s ssssS S. as ans
| for interior, and 75oa$l 70 for good to prime.
HOPo-Demand light and market well sup
piled at 20a22c for Eastern, and l6alSc for
| Western per pound. ~ E<v
IRONLrhere is still dull market for pig
iron. Malleabc is also in light demand. Prices
nominally unchanged. We quote The following
figures for jobbing lots nc loar months, for
pig iron. per ton: ~ x: No /. S25a2S 50;
No. 2, $22a23: do mill, $1a92: Alabama, Georgia
and TeHnessee No. I. $2str23: No. 4. $22 do
mill. ss2l. stone coal and coke-No. l. S22a
49, No. 2, $2l; mill, $lsaA. UtarcoaL cold
blast-H., b., $40a4S; Alabama and Georgia
warm and cold blast. S28a35; Tennessee cold
blast, S28; blooms s6Ja1J per ton. Scrap iron
Wrought, ic, and cast, Nc per lb. Bar iron
Boiled, 260a2.8uc; do charcoal. &6Oa4c. Sheet
irun--Boiled, 3.S0a4kc: do charcoal. A.8Da5 9Oc:
and Russia iron, l6alSc per lb. Aorse-snoes $5
as 25, and mule Shoes S6aG % per keg. s.s5l ltsl
| ,LEAD--UOntinues steady with moderate de-
mand, and pig lead is worth 7ka1Xc; bar, sa
&c. lead plpe &c; and sheet lead, gkc per ib @ !.
| at previous prices. The jobbing rates are
as follows; oak sole, 35aS8c; hemlock,
do. 22as3c; rough do. 24aSTc; skirting. Sa4Oc;
| American Kip. 45ag0c; French Kip, 81 10aI 80
American calf, 9Jca$l 20; French calf, 81 75a
215 per lp: bridIe leather, $40a55 per dozen,
and upper leather. flu22c per foot
l. LINE, ETG.-Demand moderate and market
steady at previous prices. Limo 10 worth 9Oca
81: cement 81 yOas 10; plaster S2a2 50 for Mioh-
igan and 81 5Ua3 for Nfss~arb per bn.
Mill FEED - There is some Improvement
1 In Che demand with moderate offerings and a
4 firm feeling but no ma erial change IN pr .ces.
4 Bran is quoted SO 50a9 20; shipstufs, SnaI5;
\ and middlIngs. $l4a15 per ton all on arrival,
4 and about 81 more per ton IN store.
| MOLASSES-N New Orleans is IN fair demand
for the better qualities at 5Da60c per gallon.
/ NAfLS-Tfere ts q moderate demand, and
we quote $8ai 10 per keg for iOd to 6td in store.
4 Other sizes are offered ut espondin9 rates.
4 NAVAL ST0RiS-Market very quiet but
i there has been no essential change in prices
excepting slight decline in spirits Va pen
| tine. Wequ0tei Spirits turpentine, S6aS9c per
| S5e: No. 1 ordinary, sSas s5, and ko. b do.
/ So 65a2 rs DER bril-
4 NUTS-Peanuts are worth ea1,sc for good to
choice white, and 311aShc for common to good
/ red per Ib, and moderate demand. There Is q
| quiet and steady market for foreign nuts as
| fJli0ws: Aimonds, I5a20e; pecans, l1a13c; nj
berts. 10al2c Brazil nuts, Shal0o; English
walnuts, l4al6ep per lib; cOcoanuts. w 50a4 w per
hundred. i d. t,Ll st.lEfII
OILS = Linseed is in limited demand but
steady, and prime is quoted t0a52c per gallon.
Lard oil is quiet at 9Oay5c per gallon. Refined
petroleum is steady Anu In fair demand at l8a
l4c per gallon. Lu
PhPER--Is steady with fair demand
at the following prices: News, straw
and rag. per Id, 10a11o: book, !4al0c; cap, 22a
8Uc; straw, wrapping, 12's per bundle, Na40c,
wrapping, rag, 1@s per bdl, 4a4Sc; wrapping,
straw, las per bdl, 2.a45c; roofing, tafred, per
3asIsc; do ordinary per Id, 3.ka4cl
4 PAINTS, EFo.--Steady anu quiet at previous
prices. W quote: WI hite lead, per lib, ShalJc;
ifuharge, per Id, 8al0c; patent dryer pen 10. l3i
15c; Prussian blue, per ID, 6OaSDc; chrome
green, 16aiSc, Paris white, 3a4c; Paris green,
8Ja40c; Venetian rcd, 3xa4c;. spanish brown,
2a8c; yellow ochre, 21Sa3,ac; lampblack, 9alOc;
putty, ,ssa4c per lb,
POTATOES = Prime old peachblows are
scarce. and held at 45e per bu in store. New
pvtatoes are plentiful. with fair c0nsumptive
demand and market steady at $,a3 rs per brl,
according 10 quality.
POULfKY-There Is a fair demand and q
firm market for live chickens at s8a4 per dozen
for COED to choice old and young.
RAGS Demand fair and prices steady
White cotton sell at 5kc for No.i and 4kC
/ for NE. ., and mixed cotton 2%a9e per lb
Soft weclen are worth 6a7c, and common IA
Xc per Id. s-l,
RIuE--There is a moderate demand, and
Carolina is worth 7aSc, Louisiana 6ha7c. and
Rangoon Ga8tSc per lb. {ll.
BALT-Domestic is in light demand and un-
changed, at ~ 20 per brl and 23c per Du for
jobbing lots on, arrival. Turks Island is
, quoted 85a37c per bu, and very little demand.
Liverpool coarse is quoted 81 50a1 B6 per sack.
bkhD--Market steady and quiet and nom
inally unchanged. German inillet is In light
demand at 80avJc per bu. hungarian ana mi IL
let atii0a7Oc per bu, ana prime fax seed sells
ut 81 90 per bu, with moderate demand. NJ /