The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-22

only moderate offerings Of white mediums at
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l.I DE1o Nv, W AA-haIks0 1 steaay Ml1h alnpie Ee-
coip'S anu uelnahu lar ~ %'azoe per ~ Aor
pri,pe p1Wn1N W vno.Ie; 9,;, co,.,s. lii, ,,.h.
bhoOn H. nN-Cohtlhues dull WIN nght
onerInHs III Irices noun nolniIna5ly 1ay unchahgeu. raI
ccy green huLi y quoEca !aoe, green sVatk praia
o'1a,o, any anu reu , VI usu o"oS peE ~ ,l.-
BhooMoLIhere is moderate demand
and che market Is steady at previous prices.
common are qnoted II dOaz, hnrl " f0a3' ona-
ker $Sas y, and steamboat S4a5 per dozen.
BUIIER-Ihe arrivals are In Detter conql-
ton, owing, 70 the cooler weather, ana the
mafket IS hgm. Ihere Is good local dema nl
Tor the best grades, which are worth l8a2Oc
Ior estern reserve, ana l6a!Ic Tor Central
ONO ONO per ~ fancy creamery ls held up t9 ~
aoSc per 10, ana Is scarce. Ihere is moder-
aee demand lot lOWer grades, ana medlum is
oHere9 ~ l7ai4c ana common az iVaizc per 10.
-, ~. ~ ne niaIkec II steauy aytSa acc per
40 lo5 prime 70 oholee iacSotS' WIN hnioed de-
lnap4; lnta.pn4t;; .op mn
SonDA1hEIlne nA1 n, NJ 9ellaho Is ughb, pug prices
are nonlnaiiy unCnangeu; " quoie' Slsal
eAaSTI g JuVe ''4alo1%c' ana manilia Ao%ai4Ac
poi ~ ~. - -
COFFEE-There is steady market, with
moderate demand at previous prices. We quote
Java 26a3Oc Der ID, Rio sells at Iha1S1sc for
common, l9a2Oc for medium qualify, and 2la
22c for prime to choice per lb. ..
Co0PERSTUFFS-The demand is limited,
but the receipts are all light, and there is a
steady market at previous prices. We quote:
Flour barrel poles at $6aS, tight do $10a14, and
hogshead poles $20aS0; rough barrel slaves $t2a
10. dressed do $lBa2O, slack hogsheads do s23a25.
COOPERAGE-There 1s q steady narKet,
with moderate demand and prices unchanged.
Wequote: Pork barrels, 75aYOc; ard tierces, 90c
a$l; hy-tight hogsheads. II goal 40; -four oar
rels, 28a2Sc; whisky barrels, IRON oound. 81 2Ua
! o.; ham an tHlerces, L. 5SaSSc, and slack half-bar-
COTTON IARNs-The market is easier and
prices are somewhat lower. with an improved
demand. we squote: Pound yarns and carpet
warp ana wicklnG, 2Ve; col9red warp, 2Ic: COW
erlet yarn, 22c: twlne, ioa@1c, and rope l6al &c
peri NO. OO0 at lo1ac' anu NO. 60O at SIC per
dozen.
CoAL-There is a moderate demand, with
ample offerings and no change In prices. The
rates aiioat are 6a5ac for Ohio River, 6a66c
for Ashland, and SaSKc for YoughIogheny per
bu. We quote it delivered to consumers,
1Oughogaeny llal2c, Hooking valley ana
kanaWha lOallc, lOc Tor Ashland ana Mliskin
gum, and 9C Tor ONO River. Camel is worth
l6c per bu ahoat, and 2Oa22c delivered per bu.
COhE-Ihe demand IS light, but there Is no
change in prices. We quote Gas-house &c at
yards and Sa9c delivered per bu, crushed sc
at yards and l0ai1c delivered per bu, Con-
nellsyile 7tac afloat aud 1Oallc delivered per
bushel
DRIED FRUITS-Therei is very little demand
and prices are nOminally steady. Layer RAJ
sins are quoted 81 25a2 90 per box, prlnes are
held at 6a6s ,currants Sa9c figs 16al9c, and Cit
ron 25a26c per ID. Peaches are quoted 9alOc,
and apples 7asc per lb. O' '''
EGGS-Fresh arrivals are worth lIa12c per
dozen. with moderate demand and receints amI M
ple
FEATHERS-Pri are worth 51a51c nor III
with moderate demand and liberal offerin as ~
FISH-The market rerna aims steady and Dplces
unchanged, with moderate demand We ouote
mackerel' No, ! large, SA VOa2e %; No.
medium. Sl4 OOal5 w; NO. large, $l2 00a
II 5Oi NO. 2 medium, Yllall 5O; No. large,
$lO SOall; NO. medium S9a9 ou per brl, and
halt- barrels one -halt these prices, with 25c ex
IRA Tor packages. WhIte nsh, 50 5ua6 per half
barrel m SafHinss; lee halL Boxes $S4a26 10 quar-
per :H' i, 'l' 'D"-' p'i '"'' anu 'oun'n' '"o'
GINSENG-The demand is fair, with steady
market ana prime sells at II per lb
GREEN FRUlfo-rhe market Is steady for
demand We quote them 75caS1 per brl for
prime to choice in store, and selling at 5Oa60c
per brl loose from wagons. There is mod
crate demand Tor lemons and steady at S9a1o
per box Oranges are merely nominal.
GUNPoWDER-Ther is no change and the
demand is moderate We quote ~ 25a3 10 for
rifle powder and 70 75a6 70 for mining. ....I
HA1-The market Is well supplied, but there
is only moderate demand. new NO, tim
otny is quoted $llal2 per ton. Lower grades
are held at Soas per ton, aceorulng TO quality,
on ARRIVAL Uealers require ~ more In store.
HEMP-T9e market is inactive, the receipts
and demand Doth being hight. Rough Ken
20 more In seore we queue dressed 9a91sc
PEI, 10; Pms r,,o oso.;,,.,. .,o
hlDEo-lhe onneIdnss tn,,lliis aTe lnoteTate ana
i Ch9re 10 Yntod Hogs aat it nFgen
hlues aie Huo'ou D@,o AZ gnu W. eaiee, 'a'Ci ufy
saitea IlasIc' uty nine ~ loh4o per lDc Sheep
pelgs ooeaSl ior sooo W pllhle anu ZoaoOc Ior
solliiiioh'
HOPS-The demand is fair and the market
is is hrin. frlne 70 cnoice ol1 sell az loazVc per
III; NV NY o. tnu M ny Z oS quo.'so,o.
1hON' ElOLAnsle e 10 steauy IharkW Tor
pig, WV nsnS oho, inss dI any mooeLaee ~ oe-
nSht NA'r1ST"A' 40 rs t0otSH' anu pilooe un-
Snanseu. w. quose ~ tour months
i loI pF Hop' PeI Voh' 20, IN Sanarcoai,
noC- o. iassmn t,so al. m', So s.' No saZo oV;
mo-, So S1laHo, uo ili, a Ad'pha NO.
$S%@st' ~, Sootsi ~ Hu s aShp6s,eo NY. i Sz[s
W ." S5J,3a 90, 10y ooS;i HlS steos
~, :, %ca S-tb PsJ5a PsJ5sa ipu1' p St3itSi.
Amerisa5 az a oc9TchPNo StpaTp' l. s|laze
~ =, S,.a o.'r, a,IS sao"do Ala
""9: Olu V"I "itSoiS' , Nv Pol eon scrap iron
y loushS' ~, an, oasT' ~ Yet ~. y, bAr lTon-
oo ~ .ii,tt ~, oJAi' i o.Vo, oIeeS
, enio M ~ uU ~ i9
anu H.s5t III, se"e s1t az ~ 30
ao 20, anu ~ ltt ~ cuao ~ pei Aek' =,
,od - n,sht @ W. 9''1yt 1,ta, ~, puS tle
1,Ianl s - hoy, aao ~ r Jod @ ioi piAt
iJi & "a, AVA A0''" Pipe' ana Vac
ioI 81 ShegI , ~, Ieau ui + ~ ~. ,.:
~ at IVa.imes sSeauy
hu Iuie. ~ M s oah soie
1oaSoc; uo *oGi aoaooc, rough
NO NO. ~ ,Ha1 Ha1Vty sN AeileaD ZIP 4aa
~ soc HIehon mp - tvat va w. Anieftoah call soea
p% @o flencn cal q toaS 10 per lD orlule leatner