The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25


Prime % efoices white rs qaoted q 07al II: good
to prime red SVcasi Is, and inferior as sloJf as
60a6se per In.
COKS-IheTe is avery quiet market, Good
shefled in elevator is offered at 46c, and inefior
:" NESS less PoRK-Market soi ouies and steady.
City packed held at SO 75as0 per brl. R0nad
l0ls vii hardly. bring over SO 30 per brl.
LARD-Qliet ana steady. Prime steam
qu0ted 1Oz6a1lc, and held generally at the lat
ter figure. City kettle is quoted nOmInaIy zk
al3c per lb.
meats quotea 11Ia7Ec for shoulders, zalOc for
clear RIB sIdss, and 1el.alO3Sc for clear Sides
per ID.
BACON Demand moderate. Shoulders sssa
Skc. clear mo sides IlalIzc, and clear, sides
held at. 1l1Sc. per, H. packed. sugar cured
hams i4al5c Der Id, canvased and packed, with
moderate jObbIpg demand,
CUfIUa quiet. Sales to-day 12S.
bales. Prices steady and unchanged. We quote !:
Ordinary. 7,<c; gc0si ordinary, se; low mIa-.
ding 1Oe: n.daIInS. lie; zpOd mldellnx, II t<e;
mid ling LaiF, i3c; fsIr, 141<c per Id.
WHIskf-Contipues steady and demand
far at 81 10 per gallon.
ALGOHOL-Steady and demand moderate,
at 81 % per gallon for 9s per cent.
ASHEc-Ihere is a moderate demand Iorl
potash, with light offerings at 4kc per lb..
Pearlash is duh at NC per h..
BAGGISG-Demand far and market steady
Id and13c forzk ID per yard.
BAGS-seamlesssco cotton sacks are in fair re-
quest at 22az5c. BurlaDs are in limited re-.
Quest at 131sal4c for Du; and gnnnies, 2 bu,.
at I4ai5c.
BARK-There, is firm Market with light
offerings, and prime chestnut oak is worth sI4
per cord. afoat.
BEANS-Afe merely nominal at Tsseoc per
bu for medium to choice white.
BEEoWAA-ls steady and in fair request,
with prime quality selling at &c per ID.
BROOM 20 SN-COnfinues duh and nomi-
naL. with Only moderate offerings. Fancy,
green hurl. sagc; green stalk brad, 6,6a7Ac;
and red brush, 4a6c per. lb.i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is steady but the de-
mand remains Light at previous prices. steam
boat are Wo tn x4a5. Shaker $sa3 u hurf 50 rs
a3 70, aud cOmmon 81 50a2O0 per cOZ.
BUTTER-Inere has been a.quiet market.
though with no essential variation, during the
week. The receipts have been generally in a
damaged condition by the heat. anu cOnse-
the market. The lower grades are duif and
heavy with liberal offerings at I0ai5c for COM
mon. and l3ai4c for meaium. There is a goOd
local demand; for the best grades which sell
at 16alse per Id, for prime to choice " estaKn
Reserve and Central Ohio, with an occasional
package of extra selections selling at 1a2c
above these figures. Fancy creamery brings
25as7c per lib and scarce.
CANDLkS-The demand is fair and mar.
ket sready at previous prices. Star candles are
worth l5al511e and talIow llhal2c per lh
CHEESk-There Is moderate demand for
prime factory, with liberal offerings at7lase
per ib.
COFFEE-Demandm moderate, with a. steady
market and prices unchanged. Weduotecnm-
mon Ri0IS5z ai9Isc. medium quality z0a2ic and
prime TO choice 2aa2sc Per lb.z Java is worth AZ
COOPERSTUFFETh There is still a very light
demand and we observe no change In prices.
We quote: FlouT-baFre4 poles S6aS, tight
do s10a14, and hOgshead poles s2Oa-U; rough
FtaV
h0gsheads. do tS3a25.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moderate and free
offerings at previous prices. We quote: PORK
barrels, 75aYJc: lard tierees. 90casi; ny-tight
hogsheads. Il 20al 40; -four barrels. 23a25c;
whisky barrels, IRON bound. 81 3Ua4 Is; ham
tierces, 55a65c,. and stack half-DaFrels, 81. ~
az Is per dozen
CORDAGE-There is a very quiet market
and prices nOminalfy unchanged. Manila is
quoted l31sal4ke, Jube 9kalUkc. and sisal
exas4 C per h.
OOAL-Ihere is a. moderate wholesale de.
mand. with steady market at 5a55zc for Ohio
HIgeE, 6a61zc for, Ashland, and SaS1ze for
Youghiogheny, afoat. Ii Is delivered TO con-
suners at the following rates: sc for Ohio
River. 10c for Ashland and Muskingum, 1Ba1ie
for Hooking Valley and kanawna, and lIal2c
for Youghiogheny per bu. Cannei is worthl6c
afoat and 25a72c delivered, per bu-s
COKE-Is dull but prices remain, steady and
without any change. Gas-house coke case,
city made 7a9c, and crushed salOc per bu, the
COTTON YARNS-The demand continues
light with free offerings at previous prices. we
quote the following io0bing rates: Pound yarns
and carpet warp and wIcking, 2lc; coiored
and rope lsc. per lib; No. SO az IU5se. anu No.
GU at &c per dozL
DRIED FRUITS-The market is dull and
nominally unchanged. We quote domestic Sa
lOc for apples, and llal2c for peaches. Foreign
are worth 81 75aa 90 per box for layer raIslns,
cItr0n 25az6c, hgs 16al6c, currants sa9c, and
prunes 6as1zc per ib.
EGGS-The receipts are mostly in bad con-
ditiOn on account Of the hot weather, and but
few fresh are on the market and they sell at
10aiIc per dozen without demand.
FEAfHEHs-The market continues. well
supplied and demand moderate sat S0a5lc- per
lb for prime.
fair demand at previous prices. We
quote: Mackerel. No. large, t54ase;
No. 1 medium, si4al5; No. 2 large, sI3a
Il 60; No. medium, $f1ail 80; No. 3 large,
$40 50al1; -No.-3 medium seas 50 yer BRIL- and
half barrels 0ne-half these prices, with Csc ex-
ira for packages. White hsh, s. 5Ua6 per half
barrel. Sardines: half boxes, sa4a26: do QuaF-
r-bOxes, Si5 5Oal6 per case. and Goldfish, 5a6c
per To-
GINSENG-The demand is moderate. with
liberal offerings, and prime lots bring II
Der lib.
GREEN FRUITs-Lemons remain firm. with
light supply and in fair demand at slaa13 per
abundant. and in moderate demand at 81 OUR
50 per brl for good 10 choice.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES demand and mar
ket steady, with NO material change. Mining
powder 10 worth 50 25aS 20, and rifle IS 7ja6 rs
per keg.
HAf-There is limited demand, and fnfe-
rior hay Is especially duil. Market steady at
previous prices. We quite $i4al6 for No.
timothy, sigai2 for medium, and S5ae for CON-
mon. and 81 more asked in store. We quote
new hay, on arrival, sSaiO per t0nE
HEMP-Dull market and nominally un-
changed for rough KentucKy, with moderate
offerings at sllUa1I5 per ton, on arrival. and 81
more in store. We quote 91la9xc for dressed,
with light demand.
HIDES-Market steady and moderate de-
mand. We quote dried lzal3c. wet salted 7Xa.
SC, and green hides 5xa5G per ID; and sheep
pelts dcasi for good to prime.
HOPS-M0derate demand and market well
supplied and steady. We quote Eastern 29a'
2lc, and Western l6a1ec per ID.
IR0N--There is a duh market for all kinds,
buGlt remains steady with no material change
in prices. The following are the current
quotations, at four months for pig iron:
Charcoal, hot t-blast-H. r, No. ], y51azs 30;
No. 2. sz7azs; do mill. szla1a; Alabama, Geor-
ga and Tennessee No. i. t22a25s No. z, 81;
do mill. 81. Stone coal and coke-No 1. so 0OI
a35 70: NO. 2 $al 60; mill 81 ea3i. Charcoal, cold
bIast-H &, {4Oa43; AfabamB and Georgia
warm and colo biast- s78aS5; Tennessee cold
blast s2s; blooms, s6Ja7O per ton. Scrap iron
'Wroaght lc. and east. No per lb. Bar iron
Boiled, 26OaasOci do charcoal. 5.eDa4c. Sheet
iron-Boiled, as0a4kc: do charcoal. z.S0aA 9oc;