The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-16

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Steamboat s4a5. shaker 81 t5a3 so, hurl s2 Toa
% and CEN non $2as 30 per doz.
BU ffER-The market has been steady,
though quiet throughout the week. The re-
celpts were liberal but not excessive, and
there is fair local demand for the best
table butter, and there is considerable inquiry
for ss S%sg sag9ns as s aVss piS
2lc for Central OHIO. Single packages of fancy
selections bring 27a28c per ID. Inferior qnal-
tiles are quoted l4alee per u; =,
prices unchanged, with moderate de-
mand. We quote: . Peaehes per
dozen, 81 soa2 IS; pine apples. 81 %
al W; 3 strawberries, 81 7oa2; rasp-
whortieberries, s2a2 %: piums,. per dozen,
81 25a3 90; green peas, 81 5Oa2 76; condensed
milk. 81 75a3 W; cove oysters, 81 lOal bo; toma-
toes. 81 i0al 30.
CANDI.ES-There is limited demand, and
prices are unchanged. Star candles are quoted
i5al5ssc, and common tallOw 1l1Salac per ID.
CHEESE-rhe receipts are liberal and there
Is only moderate demand with an easy mar
ket. We quote lOhalfHc per ID for prime to
choice factory.
C0FFEE-There Is fair demand and the
market remains steady with no change in
prlccs. Common Rio is worth 19a20c. far to
| good 20ka hc, and prime to choice 22a251Ec
per lb. Java is selling at 82a38c per Id.
| CORDAGE-Thefe is very quiet market,
and no change in prices. Manila is worth 1917
ai4Xc, Jute gxalUAc, and sIsal 9al0c per lb.
| CO0PERAGE = Is steady and quiet. with
moderate offerings and demand at the follow
| ing rates: PORK barrels, 65a7Uc; lara tierces,
S5a9Oc; fy-tight hogsheads, ii 40a1 IS; -four
barrels. 23a25c: whisky barrels, IRON bound,
81 9ual IS; ham tierces, 45a5uc, and slack
half barrels, $2 50a2 rs per dog.
| CO0fERSrUFFS-Th is generally an in
active market, the demand being moderate
and chiefly for barrel slaves. No change In
prices. We quote: Flour-barrel poles. $6as
1 do fial nd huf MI "A 3.
rough barrel stayes. $iSa16: dressed do, $lsa
~; slack hogsheads do. s2SaS5; tight do, $zSa3O
per 1000
U0AL-There is a quiet and steady market
| f,sc, Ashland &c, amt Ohio River &C per bu
afoat. The following are the rates de-
lvered: 1la12c for foughIogheny, lie for
Hooking Valley and hanawna, ioalic for
OHIO River per pu. Canned sells at l6c afoat and
20a22c delivered per bu. Anthracite is worth
10 50a1o per ton delivered.
| 'COKE-There is steady though inactive mar
ket at previous prices We quote: City man
lfactured Sc at yards and Oc delivered; Gas
house &c at yards and 1oa12c delivered; crushed
Tic at yards and l3al4c delivered per bu.
| COTTON YARNS-The market has Under
gone no material variation since our last. The
demand is moderate. We uuote: Pound yarns
and carpet warp and wicKing, 2lc; colored
warp, s6c: oOverlet yarn. 23c: twlne, 2Oa22c,
and rope 18c per lb; No. 6Oo at l05ac, anu No
4 DRIED FRUITS-There is quiet market
for domestic, and apples are quoted 6ka1UHc
and peaches II 6al21sc per ID. Foreign fruits
are quiet and unchanged: Citron is quoted 2Sa
26c, figs 12al5o, currants Save, and prunes 1s
TIC per lb; layer ralsins ~ y0as ~ per box.
EGGS The receipts are liberal, but thu
market remains steady under fair demand a
1l2hc per dozen for fresh.
FE4THERS-The demand Is moderate, ant
: there is steady market at b0a52c per LID, fol
prime quality. ttE
FfSH-The market is frm and there is fai
demand at previous prices We quote: 10:
No. % : large, SiS S0ai4: No. medium, sll2al5 50
No. 8iarge, Stlaia; Ne. 3 medium, SO 60al pc
brl, $lOai0bO per case; Palermo do, $6a6 50 pc
half brl; sardines, or boxes, sl5 50al6 per case
. IF FIRE-CKACKERs-Are quoted 50 2bas 4
lpef box, for NO. l.; and they are in fair deman
2 GREEN FRUITS There is q light stock {
apples on the market Offering at So 50a6 per b
/ for good to prime. Oranges are in modera'
i demand at $r5OaB per box. Lemons sell |
: SIS bDa6 50 per box and firm. Cranberrles a.
Il worth Sl4 5Oal5 00 per brl, and but few in I'd
market.
!, GUNPoWDER-The. demand is fair an
r prices are stoady. Rifle powder is worl
So 75as25 and mining s8 25a3 70. per keg.
Il HAY-The MARKET continues steady, with 4
!. material change. There is fair local deman
> for No. timothy, which is worth $lSaly 4
3 loose and sl6al7 for tight pressed per ton. IL
d ferior hay is dull, and is generally offered Q
s8a1s per ton.,. Tie rates are on arrival, an
h dealers roqire 81 more per ton In store.
. HEMP = Tne market has undergone n
y change There is limited demand, wit
n mo4erate receipts. Rough Kentucgy is quote
e $llUaII5 per ton on arrival, and S5aiO more pee
tor in store. Dressed is quoted 9Aa9%c per IL
ehIDES-Demand moderate and marke
4 steady at previous prices. Green hides ar
worth 81 a7c, green saited 7ha9c per Id, an
v dry saited lSal4c per 10. Sheep pelts are quote
lrrs aEf n, m md l24 n
: HOPs-Therc is moderate demand. and W
quote s0as2e for prime Eastern, ana 16alSc 70
D Western.
: there is still a limited demand Tor both pi
| and malleabe. No material change In prices
" The following are the current rates at fou
4 months: Charcoal. hot blas-H. x. No 4. VA
: les; No. 2,s22: do mill, $1a22: Alabama, ,Georgl
.. and Tennessee No. l. $22a28: No. 2, $22:
Z mill, S2IaS2. stone coal and eoke-No. 1. s2z
a I2S: No. z, $2l; mill, $l6a2l. Cnarcoai. col
: blast--H. r.. $45; Alabama, Georgia an
Tennessee, warm and cold blast $24a3
!. blooms. sSoaTo per ton. Scrap iron Wrough
Il ic. and cast, Nc per Id. Bar iron-,Boiied, =
y a27Oc; do charcoal, 8.7Da3.9Jc- Sheet iron
Boiled, 3S0a4xc: do charcoal. a.8Oa5 9oc; an
Russia iron lSalsc peT aD 9s ner sa y
y LEAD-The market is quiet, though stead
We quote 7Xa7Ne for pig lead, sasc for ba
: ana 9Kc for sheet lead. Lead pipe 10 wor
LEATHER-There is light demand, b
prices are steady, and we observe no chang
We quote: Oax sole, 87a40c; hemiock do. y
!. I34c; harness. 83a37c; rough do. Paw
% sRirtinr STa40c; AmerluaD kip. 60agOc; rens
G. kin. SI l0al 50; American calf, 81 00a1 3
= French calf, 81 1ba2 Is per Id: bride leathe
~ Ss0aeD per dozen, and upper leather. l7aszc p
% foot.
r LIME, ETo.--There is steauy market al
u n moderate demand, with no change in price
Or We ouote: Lime, 9Uea$l per bri. Cement, 81
az 10. Plaster. S2a2 81 for Michigan, anu 81
q. al for Newark, per bri.
" MILL FEED-There has been no chang
I'd The market is we'll supplied, and the demal
ID Is moderate. We quote $i2al2 10 for bran, 81
. lis for shIpstuffs, and Sl6a2 for middlings y
It. ton, all on arrival, and 81 more per ton In sroi
tci MOLASSES-Go0d 10 prime New Orleans
D IN moderate demand, anu the market renal
stcady at b1a5Tc per gallon. Inferior quail
rs offered at 40ai6c per gallon.
'k NAILS-Tnere Is firm market with IA
demand. We quote: Nd to 8Od S3a3 ~ per Ike
10 Other sizes are held atcbrresponding at prices.
"a NAVAL STORES--There Is moderate d
lmand, and the market Is easy with some fu
: ther decline In spirits OF turpentine. We quo
lU as foll0ws: Spirits of turpeptine 40a42c pi
Gallon: resin, virgin, $ta5 20; No. pale, s4a4 5
y no. ordinary, $Sa3 70, and No. do, ~ 65a2
"a per bril-
NUTS-There 10 only moderate deman
1t INIT the market remains steady at previou
y prices. Peanuts are worth 6ha716c for whit
and 6a6c for red per pound, raw, and 2asc mo