The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-18

BkOuAA tUnN--Rh demand CONTINUES very
light and We observe no matsrial change.
Fancy green hurl is worth Sasc, green stalk
braid 6Aa31sc, and red brush 4a6c per lh.
BUTTER - There has been no material
chang In the market during the week. The
receipts have Deea liberat, but mostly OF in
ferior grades. the better quality oeipg aan-
aged by the het weather. Best table hatter 10
therefore rather scarce, the supply being about
equal to the local demand. There is mod
g. ate shiDping demand for medium grades, and
common butter is dan We can only repeat
previous prices. Prime to choice dairy is
worth I6alSc per lb, and some fancy creamery
is offering az asaz7c per lb. Me'tiun gradessel
at lsa1 20, and commOn held at l0ai2c per lh.
CANDLES-fhe demand is moderate, and
prices are unchanged. Common tatfow are
wo tn IL lxa12c, and star candles iSat8c per lb
EESE--fhe.e is o steady market. with
moderate demand for prime 10 choice factory
Ut 7kR8e per lb. Er l-Is
CORDAGE--D Demand moderate and market
skc.. Juse Skalekc. and MxnifIa i3kal4J@o
perlb.
: CO0PERAGE-The market is generally
quiet but steady. with no usaterial change in
prices. Weauote: PORK barrels. 75ayOc; lara
tierces. 9oca$1: 1y-tight hogshsads, 81 70
al 40; fioar barrels. 28a25c: whisky bar
rels, iron bound, 81 3uai 65; ham tierces, 81
a55c, and slack half-harrels, s2 5Ua2 10 per
dozen.
COOPERSTUFFS- Demand moderate and
prices unchanged, with liniited receipts. We
quote as follows: Four-barre poles $6aS, tight
do $l0al4, and hogsnead poles $S0a50; rolign
barrel staves $l2af5. dressed do Sl6az0, slack
hogsheads DO sasa25. tight do szSa8g per l.0ou.
COfFkk-Fherei 10 fair demand and the mar
ket is steady atprevious prices. Java is worth
saa3sc ib. Rio is auo5cd s1sai9 X for infe-
rior, 13a2lc for medium, and 22ss5c fonprime to
choice per Lib. fFa
COTTON YARNs--There is a dull market
but holders are not ANXIOUS to make sales at
present prices. and the market Is steady at
previous quotations. The jobbing rates are aa
f1iloWs: Pound yarns and carpet warp and
wicKinx, 2lc; c0i0red warp, 2Sc; coverieh yarn,
S3c: twlne, 2DaSse, and rope 1sc per lb; No. $40
at l0hc, ana No. 6UD ut 9e per doz.
COAEr-There is irm market, though quiet.
the receipts and demand both being nioderate,
and we observe no material, change in prices.
The rates about are Youghiogheny s1kc, Ash-
land SIC, aud Ohio River 5a5Ac per bu: and
delivered to consumers as folloWs: &C. for Ubio
River, 1Oc for Ashland, 1Oc for MnskIngum, Iva
Tic for kanawha and HockIng Valley. lfal2c
for Youahiogheny per bu. Camel is quoted 16c
afoat. and 2Ia22c delivered to consumers.
COKE-Market DUH and prizes nominally
unchanged We quote crushed Sc, city manu-
factured 7c. and Gas-house &c per bu, at yards;
and delivered to consumers at 2a3c beyond
these figures .p
DRIED FRUIls-- Gontinue dMll and no ma
terial change in prices. Foreign fruits are
qH0ted ~ 90a3 UO per box for layer raIsIns, 25a
lue per lb for eitron, 16al7e for figs. sa9e for
eurrants. and 6a6Ac fof prunes. Domestic are
quoted 101Sal2c for peaches, and asSa1Dc for
applcs. as
EGGS-- Aro now selling at 12al8e per dozen
for fresh arrivals, with liberal offerings.
FEATHERS-Are worth 50a52c per lb for
prime live geese, and there is a fair demand
with ample receipts.
FIsH--Ehe market is easy with mod
crate demand aud large stocks Of new.
We quote: Mackerel, No. l large, $4a
q, 20; / medium. sl4alS; No; , large,
$l1al2 TO- No. 2 medium, $l1al1 50; No. 3 large,
$40 50all; No. 8 medium, s9a9 50 per brl, and
half barrels one -half these prices, with 25c ex-
ira for packages. White hsn, s. 50a6 per half
barrel. Sardines: half boxes, $24a26: do qaar-
ter- boxes, SIS 5aa16 per case. and Goldfish, Safe
GINsEN There Is a fair demand with mod
crate receipts, and prime sample sells at Na
l 05 per ID ...--. ..., DO
GREAsE-- Demand fair and we quote 1t 5xa
6Ac for brown, 6ka6%e for yellow. and sas7sc
GUNPoW WDER--Demand moderate and
steady at SIS 7ja6 rs for rife, and 81 25a9 70 for
mining per keg. c-sl
HAY--There is dull market for all grades,
especially for inferior. Prices p0minally un-
changed. New hay is worth $9alO per ton.
No. timothy is heti at $ioat5 per ton, medium
Slial3, and inferior $5a9 per ton, on arrival,
and Sla2 more In store. ~
HEMP-Tnere is a light demand with Offer
ings Of undressed Kentucky at sll0a115 per ton
ON arrival, anu about s. more in store. We
quote: 9J4aSxc per ID with some jobbing de-
mand. t.t ttt
HfDEs-Are quoted 51la7c for green, 7esase
for wet salted, 1aal4c for d4y safted and flint
with steady market, modefate demana and
aifipIe offcrIiIgs. We quote 60ca$t for good to
prime sheep peIts, ana 20a3Be for common.
HOPS-Steady aud qutet with Western good
to chotce quoted ibalcc, auVt Eastern seas2e
IRON--There is continued duh market for
both pig and Initlbeable, though the 0ifsyings
are somewhat hghC. Prices unchanged. The
following are the jobbing ut fogr Iaonths tune:
Charcoal, hot -blast--H. B., No. /, s24a25 20;
No. Q, $22a23; do mill, $2ra22; Afabafna, Geor-
gla and Tennessee No. !. S2as3: No. y, ~;
do mill, $2l. Stone coal and coke-No. l. $22 W
a23 10: NO. 2, $2l0O; mill SlSa2i. Charcoal cold
blast-H. r., S40a43; Alabama aud Georgia
warm ana coid blast. $zSas5; Tennessee cod
blast, $28; blooms, s60a7J per ton. Scrap iron -
WroughS. lc, and cast, &c per 10. Bar IRON
Boiled, 260aS.e0e; do charceaL aSOa4c. Sheet
iron--Boled, 3.S0a4hc; do charcoal. s.e0a5s /;
and Russia iron, t6afsc per lb. Horse-sn0es. %
a5 2a, and mule- shoes. s6aG 25 per keg. 4
LEAD-Demand moderate and prices
steady. Lead pipe is worth &c per lb. Sheet
lead '94e. Bar lead Sa8c. And pig qAa7a<c
perlb.
LEATHER-The demand is ea te light with
no material change in prizes Flie follow
ing are the current J0h.hng faie5:
Oak sole, 35a3se; hemloek, do. 22a
33c; ;harness, 31ay5e. rough do. 24agfe; skirting.
otu4UCs aucIlCdu NIP TonUocs kOhSh hips ~ Az
al so: American calf, 9Jeas2 %; French calf,
81 75a2 Is per In; bride leather, S40a55 per
dozen. and upper leather t7a22c per foot.
LIME, ETC.-Ihere Is moderate demand
for lime at gUca$l lU0 per brl. cement is quoted
II gGa2 10 per brl and dull. Plaster 10 steady
and quiet at $2a3 per brl.
MILL FEED = There Is % moderate de-
mand for bran with liberal offerings at $S!5Oa9 70
per ten. Shipstuffs continue dull at lai3 per
ton. Middlings are steady with limited de-
mand and quoted $lau1S per ton. All on
arrival; III store $1a2 more.
MOLASSES-Ther is moderate but steady
demand for prime to choice New Orleans,
which is selling at 55a6Jcp per gallon. Wequote
inferior 38a45c per gallon and dull.
and we quote $SaS 10 per keg for l0d to 6Oa
NAVAL STORES-There is very .ouet
market, but prices remain steady and un'
changed. We quote: Spirits turpentine, S3a3 {
per gallon; resin, virgin, s5a5 70; No. pale
$4a5 50; No. ordinary $3a3 25s and No. 2 dc
Sg 65a2 rs per brl. ttt
NUTS-There is a moderate demand for pea
nuts. and we quote them 5ka1kc for good te
choice white, and 3jsa5c for common to prime
red, per Id raw, and 2asc more for roasted
Other kinds are dull, but prices remain steady
at aluc for Brazil nuts, 1al2c for nlberts, Il
ai3c for pecans, l4at6c for white walnuts, ant
1sa2 !, for ainionds pcrlb; and sSa3 20 per hun
dred for cocOanuts.
OILs-Relined petroleum is firm with good
demand, aud higher We now quote it 141aa
l5Ao per gallon. There is moderate demand
for lard oil at S8a9Uc per gallon for current
,naEa TittaaaI remains uylie6 and ateadV III