The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-01

Ordinary JNc; goOu ordinary vci low min--
1l9xc; mid ling tair, JIG; fIir. 149<c per Id.
ALC0HUL-Isin in moderate demand for SO,
per cent at " ~ per gallon and steady.
ASHES-Potash is quoted 49ke, and pearlash
7Sc per lb and Light demand but steady
BARK--We quote prime chestnut oak sl4
per ton afloat with moderate demand aud light
receipts
BAGGING-Is 1rm though there is a quiet
market Flax bagglng ID quoted l2Aal3c per
Iyard for 2ag1l ID.
BAGS-rher is light demand but the mar
lket remains steady anu prices unchanged.
Gunny bags, ? bu, are worth l4at5c, and bur
laps, Du, l35lal4c, cotton seamless SACKS, Du,
23a25e, ...l..-
BEESWAX-Demand moderate and free
offerings at 27a2Sc per lD Tor prime.
BEANS-Dull and uncnanSeu. We quote
them nominally Toe Tor white mediums, anu 9Oc
for choice nayie5 per bu.
BR0OMS-Demand light and prices n0mi-
nally Unchanged. Common are quoted VI 50a2,
nuri 70 7oa3 W, Shaker $3a3 20, and steamboat
BkOOM COUNTING demand and offerings
are both light, and the market is about noml
nal. We quote red brush 4a6c, green stalk
braid " az ~. ana green hurl Sa9c per lb
l BUYHER-The market has been somewhat
frmer this past week, especially for the higher
grades, which are in good local demand aud
moderate offerings. Lower grades neglect
ed, with liberal receipts and an accumulation
Ol N6uuOCt tHH
and prime 16al1c per lb. small lots of fancy
creamery selling at 26a2Tc per lb Medium
quality held AZ 15al4c, and common lOal2c
per lb.
CHEEsE-we quote prime factory 7Hasc
per Id, and there is moderate demand anu
steady market with ample offerings.
/ CANDLES-There is only moderate de-
mand. Prices steady and unchanged. Com
mon tauew are worth llHal2c, and star can
dies Jaa5a perlb.
\ CORDAGE-There is very little demand, but
no change in prices Manila is quoted l314a
144c, Jute 9zalO1<e. and Slsal e}<a95<c perlb
\ CUFFEL-lhe market remains qulet but
prices are steady and without any material
change. Java sells at 32a}3c per ib. Common
Rio is quoted lShal9%c, fair to good .Ua2ic,
and primeto choice 22a2ic per 10.
h COAL-MaTket quiet and steady at previous
prices. THE rates ahoat are Ohio River 5a51ac,
Ashland 6a61sc. and foughiogheny SaSJ.c per
bu. Wequote it delivered to consumers: Ohio
River &c, Ashland 10c, Miskingum l0c, Hooking
valley and Kanawna 0allc, and YOughiogheny
llal2c per bu. Camel coal is quoted l6c per bu
afloat. and 20a22c. delivered.
\ C0Kk-ContInues dull and prices nominally
unchanged. We quote IL for gas-house, 7c for
city manufactured, anu &c for crushed per bu,
at yards; aud 2a3c more delivered to con-
sumers.
( COOPERsTUFFs-The is very quiet
market with moderate offerings at previous
prices. We quote: Flour barrel poles &6aa,
tlgut do $1Oal4, and hogshead poles $2OaeO;
rough barrel slaves $i2al5, dressed do $l6a2U,
slack hogsneads do $a3a25.
II COOPERAGE--Ihe demand is light, but
stocks are generally small and prices nave un-
dergone little or no change. We quote: PORK
barrels, 75a90c: lara tlerces, g0Ga$l; hy-tlght
hogsheads, al 20al ~; hour barrels. 23a25c:
whisky barrels, IRON bound. 81 3Oal 60; nam
tierces, b5a65c, and slack half-barrels, ~ 80
az Is per dozen. ...rl
h COTrON YARNS-Thcre is very little de-
mand. except for warp, but the market con
tinues steady at previous prices. Phe
jobbing rates are as follows: Pound yarns
and carpet warp and wleklng, 2lc; colored
warp, 2Sc: cOverlet yarn, 23e: twlne, 2Oa22c,
amt rope l8c per Id; No. 500 at l0hc. anu NO.
6OU at Sc per doz.
DRIED FRUIrS-There is continued dull
market foriall Kinds. RaIslns are lower and
worth 81 25a2 30 per box. We quote prunes ia
SIC, currants oa9c, hgs l6alSc, ctron 25a2Gc per
ID. Peaches are offered at l0ai2c, and apples at
SalUc per ID.
| EGGS-The receipts are still in excess of the
demand, and the market is dull at 9alOc per
dozen. .. .....
FEATHERS-Quiet and steady, with good
offerings of prime at SOC perslb.
L FISH-ihere is II fair demand and the
market is steady, at previous prices we
quote: MacHerel,. No. large, s24a2e
No. 1 niealum, $l4al5; No; 2 large, Sl2a
l2t0; No. medium. shall 80; No. . large,
$50 u0al1; No. medium $9a9 90 per brl, and
half barrels one half these prices, with %5c eX
ira for packages. W hite isn, IS oUa6 per half
barrel. Sardines: half boxes, $24a26: do quar-
ter boxes, Sl5 5JaI6 per CASE and Goldfish, 5a6c
per 10.
/ GINSENG--We quote prime 81 per lb, with
moderate receipts and fair demand.
/ GREEN FRUIIS-Ihere is u moderate de-
mand for apples with liberal receipts, and
we quote them: 75caSl per brl in store fol
good to prime; and they are selling at 60i
and in far requusu at Sl2a12 50 per box.
| Oranges are quoted nominally at $9a9 50 pei
| box.
| Observation-Disclosures is not much demand
| but the market is steady and no change in
prices Mining Isquotcd 50 25a3 IS; and rifle
| IS 7ja6 25 per keg.
HAY-1here is steady market though
the demand is light. No material change IN
| Der Ton, and medium grades $12al3 per ton.
7 Newh hay is selling at S9al2 per ton, according
I to Quality on arrival.
| HIDES-The market remains quiet and
steady, at previous prices. Demand and re- re-
receipts both light. Green hides are worth
51a a7c; wei salte,iv 7sa9c; dry salted l2al3c
| and dry Il int l3a 4c per lb. Sheep pelts 6Oca$l
lor good to prime and 2Oa30c for common.
| HEMP Market inactive but steady under
| light Offering, aud we quote rough Kentucky
| SllUa115 per ton on arrival and about IS more
required in store. We quote dressed 9a95a(
per lb and quiet. .e
HOPo-fhere is a very moderate demand
with.limited receipts, and we quote Easter
| SOdSAoi anu w V5OSAh A""~"" PSA ~ Pi'HAS W
| choice.
! IRON--The demand continues light for botl
Pig ana malleable iron, but under moderate Of
| ferlngs the market is steady at previous
| prices. We quote the following jobbinG
| rates for pig ut four Laonths time
Charcoal, ot-blast--H. r., No. ], S24a25 80
No. 3, $22a23; do mill, va az; Alabama, Geor
gla ami Tennessee NO. l. $22a23; No. :, S22
| do mill, $2l. stone coal and coke-No. l. $22 "
a23 20: No. q Sal 90; mill, 81 8a2l. Charcoal COLI
| blast-H. r., $40a43: Alabama and Georgl,
warm and cold blast. $26aB6; Tennessee coiC
1 blast $29; blooms, s6Ja7J per ton. Scrap iron
4 Wrought, lc, and Cast, &c per Id. Bar iron
| Boiled, 26Oa2.SOc; 40 charcoal, 3.9Oa4c. Shee
| iron-BoIled, 3.50a41ac; do charcoal. 48Oa5.9Oc
I and Russia iron, l6alSc per ID. Horse-snoes,
4 as 25, and mule shoes. $BaG 25 per keg.
i LEAD-The demand is moderate and ther
/ Is a steady market at previous prices. We quot
/ lead pipe 91<c, sheet lead 91sc, bar lead SaSC
4 and pig lead 1saTAc per lb.
l LEArHER-Demand light but marke
steady. No material change IN prices. w
II quote the following jobbing rates
i Oak sole, 35a38c; hemlock, do. ~
83c; harness, 9Oa86c.; rough do, S4a27c; skirtinl
37a40c; American kip. 45a9Oc; French kip. 81
al. SO: American calf, 9JcaS2 20; French cal
81 75a2 15 per lD; bride leather, $4Oa55 pc
dozen, and upper leather Ta22c per foot.
LIME, ETo.-Demand light. Prices un
changed. Wequote lime 9Oca$l, cement 81 s
az, and plaster $2a3 per bril-
MILL FEED = There Is very little deman
for any of the articles in this line and wit
liberal offerings, but the market remain
steady at $ga9 50 per ton for bran, $llal3 pc
ton for stiipstuffs, and yl4al3 per ton IL