The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

CHEEoE-The demand is light and there is
a full supply, and the market has been easy,
closing steady for prime to choice factory at
8ha91ac per Id.
CORDAGE-The market rules steady and
quiet. Moderate demand at 13Zal4%c for
Manila, ,lO&all%c for slsal and 9a9hc for jute
per lb
CORFEE-There is continued steady m ar
ket with fair consumptive demand, and prices
are essentially unchanged. We quote Java 2S
l32c, as to quality y Rio, 1Sal9c for common, ~
aglc for medium, 2la22c for good, 22ha23c for
prime, and 20 VI a24c for choice, per 10.
COTTON YARNS-Moderate demand, but
steady, and prices unchanged. We quote:
Pound yarns, carpet warp and candle WICK
ing, 21c: coverlet yarn, 23c; cOlored warp, &c;
twlne, 2Oa23c, ana rope TIC per lb; NO. 1Oo at
lUhc anu No. 6OO at 9hc per dozen.
COAL-Moderate c0nsumptive demand, and
prices unchanged. Ioughiogheny Is quoted
nc a1oat and lie delivered to consumers per
bu, Muskingum Valley and KanaWha l0ailc
per bu delivered, Ashland &c afoat and 1Uc
delivered, Campbell Creek 6Ha7c atioat and
1Qailc per bu delivered, Ohio River SIC afloat
and &c delivered per bu, kanawha Camel lSa
2Oc per Du, and Anthracite $Sa9 per ton dellV-
cred,
COKE-There is a steady market, though
with only limited demand. We quote 8a9c
per pu for crushed, &c FOR gas house, and &c
for city manufactured at yards, and delivere d
to consumers at about &c more per bu.
UOOPERSTUFE-Tnere is fair demand for
slaves, but poles are dull. Prices steady. We
quote -FOUR Darrel poles s5a7, tight barrel poles
$9a12, hogshead poles $l5a2O, rough barrel
staves $16al7 dressed do $lSa22, and hogshead
slaves S25aSO per l,OOO.
COOPERAGE-Demand light, but market
steady, and prices are unchanged. We quote:
Pork barrels 75aS5c; pork half barrels, 5Oa55c;
laru tierces S1al 10; slack hogsheads VI 3Oal 4U;
ham terces, 50a60c; iron bound whisky par
rels, 81 10al IS; nour barrels, Na25c; and slack
half barrels. 50 7ja3 per doz.
DRIED FSUIIS-DGman1 light ana nrIceS
about nominal. Domestic held at Sal0c for
peaches and 2ha4c for apples per lb. Foreign
| fruits held at 1aSc for currants, Sa9c for
nrunes lOa12c for figs, and 20a22c for citron
per lD and 81 S5a2 90 for layer ralslns per box.
| EGGS-Tne market has been steady under a
moderate consumptlve demand with ample re-
| ceipts. We quote 1lal2c per dozen for fresh
| arrivals.
FEATHERS-Dcmand moderate but market
| steady, and prime live geese selling at 42a43t
per ID on arrival.
| FISH-Far demand for the season, land mar
ket steady at previous prices asfollows: Mack
| crel, No. l large, $24a25; No. l shore, SlS 5t
| al9; No. large, $1lall 50; No. medium. SO 81
| al0; No. large, SO 50a10; No. 3 medium. $SaS 81
per brl, and half barrels one-half these prices
with Csc extra for packages. White fish, S5a
81, and lake herring, 81 5Oa2 Is per half bar
| rel. Sardines: half boxes, $22a23: do quarter
boxes. $l4al5 per case; Goldfish. 5a6c per Id.
l NPOWDER-Demaud very moderate, but
prices steady:at IS 75a6 25 per keg for rifle and
So 2oa3 50 for blasting goWder.
| GREEN FKUITS-Nothing doing in apples
| at present. There is a fair demand for lem
| ons, and moderate supply at $6aS per box.
Oranges are quiet and we quote Them 80 50a7
per box.
6kaT,.c for white, 6a6Ac for yellow and 51la
| 5xc Ior brown, per ID.
| HAI-Thc market has been steady, though
| quiet. The best grades are in fair local de-
| mand, and prime to choice timothy is quoted
1 TOW bAnIEl Inf
neglected and held at IS 50a9 for medium anC
| $7aS for common per ton. on arrival. In store
| about 81 more per ton required.
| HEMP-The market for rough Kentucky is
dull, with limited offerings at Sl2Oal25 per ton
| on arrival, and nomlnaiiy S5 more in store
| Dressed is quoted Sa9c per lb iii store, as tC
| quality, in jobDlnE lots.
| HIDES-The demand was fair and the mar.
| ket steady at previous prices, and with mod
| crate though ample offerings at Ease for greer
hides, 9al0c for wet sailed and 15al6c for dry
| flint, per lb, and sheep pets selling at 60ca$l
| Tor good to choice, aud 25a4Uc for common.
| HOPS-The market continues well supplied
| but the demand has been rather light. VIZ
quote 15a18c per Id for prime to choice East
| IRON-Has been quiet, with little demanc
for either pig iron or malleable. No mate
rial change in prices. We quote as follows
Charcoal, hot blast-H. H., very cnoce, $26s
2s: No. i, s24a25; No ., S22a23; do mill. $2la22
1 Raw coal and coke-No l. S23a26; No. =, S2la22
| Mill, $20a2l: IL. h car Wheel $3la3o; Alabamt
do. S27a54: Georgia and Tennessee do. $21a30
| salisbury do, $3Sa40. OLD car wheels, $l0a20 pei
| ton. scrap irony roughC. per 100 lbs, 95c
| and cast 14axc per lb. Bar iron-Boiled, 2hc
| o. charcoal, ,3hc. Sheet iron-Boiied. 314a44c
| lb charcoal. 3&a5hc, and Russia i4al6G per
| S5 Horse shoes, S4 O0a4 rs, and mule shoes
| od00a5 Is per keg.
LEATHER-The demand was only mod
| crate but there is Il continued stead,
market at previous prices. W.
quote: Oak sole 34a37c per pound
| hemlock 24a33c, harness leather 3Oa34c, rougl
harness 25alyc. skirting do 36a3Sc per Id, bride
| leather $45a55 per dOz. American KIP 45ao5c pc
| lb, French do $lal DO. American calf skin
9Ucasl l5, French DO 81 6Oa2 w per lb, and uppe
leather l7a2Oc per foot
LEAD-Demand moderate and market yer,
easy at 6sa6tsc for pig. 6Aa7kc for bar ant
9ay4ac for sheet LEAD per lb.
| LINE, ETC. - Demand moderate and mar
ket steady. We quote; Lime 9Oca$l. cemen
ii SOal 80, and plaster 81; s5aa Is per Drl:
| MILL rEED-The offerings are light of al
kinds, and there is only moderate demand
rhe market is steady at Sl4al4 So for bran, SIS
IS for shipstutIs, and Sl1a22 for mddlIngs, pc
ton, on arrival. In store " more per ton j
asked.
MOLASsES-There is a firm market wit
moderate demand for New Orleans syrup a
45a53c for inferior to good. and 65aGOc for prim
10 choice per gallon. Refined syrups held a
5eca$l per gallon us to quality.
NAILS-Steauy ana quiet and selling slowl
at Sc 60a2 ~ per keg for 10 to TOD. OLher size
| at proportlonate rates.
NAVAL STORES - Have been in rathe
light demand and the market easy. equote
| Resins, virgin. S4; No. pale. So JOa3 Is: No.
ordinary, - 75a3; and No. =, " 2ja2 40 per br
| md spirits OF turpentlne 3Ona32c per gallon.
| NUIo-Fair demand for peanuts and liberia
offerings at %a6c for white and 2t3hc for rec
| AS 10 quality. We quote almonds lSa20c, whit
l ol,,, 1Qa1S 101ID rto
Sc and pecans 6a7c per ID, ana cOcoanuts sell
| ,ug at S4a5 per hundred.
OILS-Linseed is quiet and steady at 6Sa7O
| Der gallon. Refined petroleum selling at ii
| loc per gallon, and demand moderate, Lar
| iii is quoted 73a75c per gallon and limited dc
| ,nanu.
POTATOES--Tne receipts of new were MOI
liberal this week, and with the increase
| stock prices are unchanged. Tnc demand
air. chiefly for local consumption, at S4a5 d.
| Oh for good o choice varieties.
POULTRY Chickens have been selling we
| and there was an ample supply with a stead
L u -ll,Q ~ fa.