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

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II Nc; good mlddling, l2e; middnng fair, lS4c;
far, l4Zc per III.
WHISK Y-There is a steady market, ana
261 brls sold to-day Mt 81 ~ per gallon.
ALCOHoL-Is steady with moderate In
qlnry anu 50 per cent. above proof is quoted
W Sa1 % per gallon. .lI'
ASHES Market dull and quoted nominal y
7ac for pearlash and 4hc for potash per ID.
BAGS-Seamless cotton sacks are worth goa
25c and In fair deman d. Other kinds are dull
at l4al5c for bu gunnies, and l3&al4c for
Du burlaps. H.
BAGGlNG-There is firm market and the
demand IS fair. Flax bagging is quoted l21sa
1Sc per yard for 2a2k lb. "
BARk-phere ls a fair demand but little or
none Offering, and prime chestnut oak would
bring $l4 per cord atloat.
BEANo--1here is little or no demand and
light offerings at 75aSOc per bu for medium to
BEEoWAX-There is a steady though quiet
market, and prime to choice sells at 27a2oc
per lD
BROoMs-The market is dull and prices
unchanged. We quote: Steamboat $4a5, Shaker
S3a3 20, hurl " 75a3, and common 81 5Oa2, per
dOZ.
BROOM CORN-The market is quiet and
easier, with some decline in prices. ] here are
free offerings at 3a5c per lib for red BRUSH ia
SIC for green stalk braid, and 7asc for green
hurl per lb.
BUrTER-rhe market has remained steady
during the week, with fair demand for the best
BlAhSSs anu luOuSIdI6 TSCtlUOS LOWGr REHuGS
are in moderate demand, but stocks are not
large. NO material change in prices. Prime
TO choice dalry is worth i6a20c for Western
Reserve ana l5a 7c for Central Ohio, per h.
Fancy creamery is worth 26a47c per lb and IS
scarce Medium quality is quoteu 13al4c and
common lUal2c per 10.
CANDLES-The demand is fair with a
steady market, and we observe no material
change. Common tallow are worth IL 4 al2c
and star candles l5al5Ac per lb.
CHEESE There is firm market, and the
demand is fair for prime to choice factory,
which is now selling at 7ba96c per lib.
CORDAGE-There is q dull market, and
prices nominally unchanged. We quote Sisal
s1a9&c, Jute 0AalOAc. and Manila l84al4Ac
per ID.
COFFEE-The market remains steady with
moderate demand. We quote: 17halSh1c for
common Rio, 19alUc for medium quality, and
2la22c for prime to choice per Ib. Java is worth
2Sa32G per Id.
COOPERSTUFFs-T market is very quiet
though prices are steady and there is no essen |
tai change. We quote: Flour barrel poles S6aS, |
tlght do S1Ual4, and hOgshead poles $2Oa,O; |
rough barrel slaves $l2al5, dressed do Sl6a2O, |
slack hog5heads do $23a25. |
COOPERAGE-Ihe is very little demand
except Tor whisky barrels, but the market |
continues steady. We quote: Pork !
barrels. 15a9UC; lara tierces, 9OcaI; hy-tight |
hogsheads. ii goal 40; -four barrels. 23a25c;
whisky barrels, IRON bound. 81 2Jal 50; ham |
tierces, 55a65c, and slack half barrels, 81 5UI
az Is per dozen.
COAD--Ihe market continues quiet. though |
steady, with no change in prices. Offerings |
atloat, moderate at 5a5hc for Ohio RIver, 6a61Sc
for Ashland, and Sa61Sc for Ioughiogheny. 1t |
is delivered to consumers at Sc for Ohio River, |
1Oc for Ashland, l0c for Muskingum. l0allc for |
kanaWha and Hooking Valley, and lla12c for |
Youghiogheny per bu. Camel is worth 16c |
afoat. and 2Ja22c delivered per bu.
COKL-Is dull but steady and we observe no |
change. We quote gas-house &c, city made &c, |
anu crushed &c per bu ahOat. 1t is quoted 2a3c |
auOVe these figures delivered,
COTTON IARNS-Ihe demand continues |
light though there is steady market at
previous prices. We quote: Pound yarns
and carpet warp aud wIcKing, 2lc; colored |
warp, 2Sc: coyerlet yarn, 23C: twlne, 2Da22c, |
and rope l8c per lb; No. 5OO at lO1ac, ana No.
CIV at SC per doz.
DRIED FRUITS-Market dull and nominal |
at 10a1lC for peaches, Sayc for apples per lb. |
CItrOn 25a26c, hgs 16alSc, CurranTs Sagc, prunes
6aU1ac per ID. Layer ralsIns 81 2ba2 90 per box.
EGGS-The receipts exceed the demand and |
the market is dull with offerings at salUc per
FEATHERS-There is moderate demand
with ample receipts at SOC per lb for PRIME.
FI5HIMarket quiet and steady, with no
erei. No. i large, S24 OOa26 TO; No. /
medium. $l4 00al5 10; No. 2 large, Sl2 0Ua
u 20; No 2 medium, $llall 30; No. large,
$40 50al1; No. medium. s9a9 6O per brl, and
half barrels one -haIf these prices, with 25c ex
ira for packages. White fish, 50 5Ua6 per half
barrel. Sardines: half boxes, $24a26: do quar-
ter boxes, $l5 50al6 per case, and goldfish, 5a6c
per lb.
GINSENG-There is a fair demand with am
Pile receipts and prime IS worth IL per Id. |
GREEN, FRUIIS-The market is quiet for |
apples with large offerings, and worth 50ca$1 |
per brl in Store, Tor common to good. A few |
choice are Offering at 81 70 per bI, and fair de-
mand. Lemons are worth 9l0all per box, with |
better supply. Oranges are quoted $0g9 90
per box.
GUNPOWDER-Is quiet and unchanged. |
Rifle powder 10 quoted IS 7ja6 25, and blasting
So 25a3 70 per keg.
HAI-Ihere is a moderate demand, and the |
market remains steady at previous prices. No. |
/ timothy is quol ed $l5aiB per ton on arrival, |
held at s1lal3 per ton. New hay sells at $9al2 |
per ton ON arrival, according to quality. Deal |
ers want " per ton more IN store.
HEMP-There is dull market, and prices |
are declined to SlOOa1lU per ton for rough Ken |
tucKy ON arrival, and s. more in store. Dressed |
is worth 9a0lac per ID.
HIDES-Ihere is quiet market, though |
steady at 51za7c for green hides, Tha9c for wet |
saite l1al2c for dry sAlted, and l3a.4 for dry |
flint per lb. Sheep pelts are worth 60ca$l for
good to prime, and 20a3Oc for common.
H0PS-The demand IS light, and prime to |
choice are offered at l7a2Oc per ID. |
IRON--ThC market remains steady but quiet, |
ana we observe no change. The following are |
the current jobDing rates at months for pig |
iron: Unarcoai, hot blast-H r., No. l, $24a2550;
No. 2. $22a29; 10 mill, $zla22; Alabama, Geor
gIa anu tennessee NJ j, p1Sttsos NO. X, 4Zz, |
do mil, $2. stone coal and coke-NO. l. $22' 90
a23 10; No. 2 $2l 90; mill, $t8a2l Charcoal, cold
blas.-H. t.. $40a43; Alabama ana Georgia |
warm and cold blast. S2Sa35; Tennessee cod |
blast, S29; blooms, a60a7O per ton. Scrap iron |
Wrought, lc, and cast, &c per lb. Bar IRON
Boiled, 260a2Spc; do charcoal, 3.9Da4c. Sheet |
iron--Boiled, 3.50a45zc; do charcoal. 4.9Ja59Oc;I
and Russia iron, i6alSc per lb. Horse -snoes, So
40 D, and mule-shoes. $6a6sj per keg. |
'IEAD-'Ehe market is hrmer for pig lead, |
with an improved demand. Wequotc pig lead
7ka7bc. bar lead sa9c, lead pipe SIC, and sheet
lead So ag2c per lb. ...... -.
LEArHER-The market is qitiet without
any change We quote oak sole 35a3Sc, hem
lock do 22a33c, harness 3ba35c, rough do 24a2Tc,
sKirting 37al40c, American kip 45a9Oc. French
kip 81 lUal 50, American calf 80ca$2 20. French
calf 81 15a2 Is per 10, bride leather $4Oa55 per
dozen, and upper leather 17a22c per. foot.
LIME, ETC.-There is but little demand, and
prices unchanged. Lime is quoted 9OcaSl, &C.
Ihent 81 BGa2 10, and plaster $2a3 per brl. |
MILL FEED-Bran is steady and in fair
demand at tSl0a10 81 per ton, and moderate re-
cepts There is q dull market Tor shipstnffs,
which are held at Slal3 per ton. Moderate
inquiry for mfddlings at $l4alS per ton, all
on arrival. Dealers ask SO more per ton in
store. ..--..
MOLASSES-There is a moderate demand,
and market steady at 55a6Jc per gallon for
prime to choice New Orleans. Inferior duh at
3Sa45c per gallon. 5,..,... |
NAILS-Are in limited demand but steady
at s3a3 10 per ch. keg for 10 to 60. Other sizes