The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-17

BEANS-Dull an nominal at So 70a2 so for
best naVlcs. $2a2 70 for prime TO choice white or
medlulns 81 5Oal IS for fair to good, and lal 70
for co anon per bushel.
BROOM CORN-Ihe market is firm, with
fair demand and moderate offerings at 2is isa3hc
for common to good red brush, 4a5c for green
stalk braid, baj1ac for good hurl and SAT &C
for choice green per Id.
BROOMS-Demand light but held steady Mt
previous prices Wequote common 81 5Oa2 90.
hurl $z 2Da2 So Shaker - 75aS w, anu steam
boat S4a5 per dozen.
BUTrER-The market shows little il any
change. There is a fair local demand for the
finer qualities, but lower grades continue dull.
The receipts are ample but not excessive, and
about previous prices are obtained. Extra
creamery is quoted 2la23c. and prime to choice
dairy l3allc for Central Ohio, and 15al6c for
estern Reserve, per Id. Inferior qualities
held at sa9c for common and 10al1c for me-
dium, per ID.
CANDLES-Demand modei ate and market
steady at l5al5hc for star candles, and l1Ha
2hc for common tallow per ID.
CHEEoE-Demand moderate and market
steady, and selling at SaS1sc per ID for prime
to choice factory.
COhDAGE There is moderate demand
and market steady at previous prices. We
quote l3Xal4Ac for Manila, l0xallhc for
Slsai. and 9a9hc for jute per lb.
COEFEE-Ihere is a firm market but it is
quiet at previous prices. Rio Is selling lSalgc
Tor common, l9hazO5ac for medium, 2la23c for
good to prime, and ~ u a24Hc for choice per lb
and Java is quoted 2Sa32c per Id, as to quality.
OPERAGE-Contlnucs quiet ana steady
at previous prices. We quote: Pork barrels. 75a
S5c; pork halt barrels, 50a55c; laru tierccs, Sla
lao; slack hogsheads, II 3Ual 40; nam terces, 5Oa
'6Oc; IRON pound whisky barrels, 81 1OaI s:
nour barrels, 2Oa25c; and slack half barrels,
81 7ja3 per doz.
COOPERSTUFF-Dema fair for slaves
and firm, but the market otherwise dull. We
quote: Flour Darrel poles $5a7, tight barrel
poles $9al2, hogshead poles 81 5a2O rough barrel
slaves $l6alT, dressed do SlSa2a, and nOgshead
slaves t25aS0 per LOCO.
COAL-The demand is moderate and market
steady. Ioughiogheny &c per bu afoat, lie
delivered to consumers; Kanawha River 7c
a1oat, and l0allc delivered per bu Hooking
Valley &c at elevator, Musklngum Valley Sc on
cars, and both 1Oal1c delivered; Campbell
Greek g. hc afOat ana 10c delivered; Ashland
&c afioat and lOc delivered; Ohio River SIC
afoat and Sc delivered per bu.
COkE-Market steady but the demand is
light at previous prices. We quote &c for city
manufactured, 7e for gas-house, and ec9c for
crushed per bu at yards, and &c more delivered.
COTTON YARNS-The demand is light ana
prices nomlnally unchanged. We quote pound
yarns carpet warp and candle wIcking 2lc:
coveriet yarn 23c, colored warp &c, twIne 2Oa
23c, anu rope TIC per lb; No. 0J0 at lUkc, and
No 6OD at 81ac per dozen.
EGGS-The market has been well supplied
anu demand only moderate, and fresh arrivals
bring l0al0Hc per dozen.
FEAIHERS-Demand only moderate, but
steady at 43c per b for prime live geese
FISH-There is steady market and little
or no change IN prices. We quote Mack
erel, No. large, $e4a25; No. shore, Sls 80
al9; No. large, Sllall 50; No. medium. 80 81
alO; No. 3large, 50 5Oa1O; No. 3 medium, $sa8 5O
per br, and half barrels one half these prices,
with Csc extra for packages. White Ash, S5a
81, and lake herring, ~ 50a2 Is per half-Da
rel. Sardines: half-boxes, $22a23; do quarter
boxes, S14al6 per case; goldfish. 5a6c per ID.
NPOWDER-Demand light but prices
steady at IS T5a6 rs for rife and 50 2Oa rs for
mining per keg.
moderate offerings at $5a6 per box. Fair de-
mand for lemons and 1irm at $7as per pox
Apples dull and nominal with light offerings
at $1a2 per brl, as to quality,
HAi-Continues steady and quiet, with only
q fair local demand for the best grades. Prime
to choice timothy quoted $1la13 per ton, me-
dium grades $9a1O, and common $7a8 per ton
all on arrival, and 81 more in store.
HEMP-Market dull for rough Kentucky
and very little Offering at $120a 30 per ton. We
quote dressed hemp Sa9c per lb as to quality
for jobbing lots in store.
HIDES-T receipts are limited and there
is steady market, with moderate demand at
7aSc for green hides, 9al0c for wet salted and
15al6c for dry flint per lb. sheep peltS 6Ocasl,
as to quality.
Hops--Are dull but steady at l5alsc per lb
for prime to choice.
IRoN-There is light demand for all
n ".
quote at four months time for pig iron: Char
coal, hot ot-biast-Hanging Rock, very cnolce $26
a29; No. l. S24a25; No. ., S22a2S; do MILL $ala2a
Raw coal and coke-No. l. $23a25: No. 2, s2las2
MIL. &oa2l: ID. H.. car wheel. $s4a8S; Alabama
do $Z7a34: Georgia and Tennessee do. s27a3O
salisbury do, $3Sa40. Old car wheels, $l9a20 per
ton. scrap lron-W rought. per lO0 lbs, 95c,
and cast ka4c per lib. Bar iron-Boiled. 2xc:
do. charcoal. 5hc. Sheet iron-Boiied, 81l la4xc ;
DO. charcoal. 3xa5Ac. and Russia i4aIbc per
Id. Horse-shoes, 81 0Oa4 rs. and mule shoes
IS 00a5 25 per keg.
LEAD-Dull aud easy at 6xa7c for bar lead
and 6xa6Hc for pig per lb.
LEATHER - Firm market but moderate
trade and prices unchanged. Oak sole 34aH7c,
hemlock Ma33c, harness leather 3Oa34c, rough
harness 25alSc. skirting do 36ao8c per Id; bri-
die leather S15a56 per doz; American kip asa
$50 per lb; French do $lal 10, American calf
leather l7aSOc per foot
LIME, ETC.-Dull and nominally steady at
90ca$l 90 for lime, 81 70al so for cement and
81 s0a2 90 for plaster per DrL
MILL FEED-The market continues quiet
snipstuns and $l7a22 lor mddlings per ton, all
in bulk, on arrival, and So more in store.
MOLASSES-New Orleans syrup is In fair
consumDtive demand, with moderate supply,
and sells at 55a8Oc for prime to choice, and Asa
53c for common to good. Refined syrups dull
at 50CaSl per gallon, as to quality.
NAILS Market dull, but prices steady at
So 8Oa2 s. per keg for 10 to 1Od ana other sizes
at proportlonate rates.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine is firm, but
there is only moderate demand FOR all articles.
We quote turpentine, 34a36c per gallon;
resin, extra pale, "a 25a6; pale, So 75a4: No.
l, $3a8 2j; No. =, 81 75a3; No. H. 81 5Oa2 rs: navy
pitch. 50 25a3 rs; roofing pitch, 81 75a2, ami
Carolina tar, 50 25aS 50 per brl. Coal tar, 50 jU
as per brl, including barrel; oakum, 9hallhc
per pound.
NtTs-We quote peanuts 5a6Nc for prime to
choice white and 8a3Ac for red, per lb, and
fair demand. AlmonGs are held at l5a20c,
white walDuts l2al5c. flberts 10al2c, pecans
case, and Brazil nuts 7aSo per ID.
OILS-Llnseed is dull and easy at 63a65c per
gallon. Refined petroleum is steady at l4a SC
per gallon. Lard oil is neglected at 73a75c per
gallon for extra current make.
v POTATOES-The receipts have been heavy
and the demand merely for local consumption.
Prime to choice are freely offered at 81 5Oa1 so
per brl on arrival.
POULTRY-Tne market closes quiet for
chickens, with liberal offerings anu ONLY a
moderate demand at 81 50a3 23 per dozen for
old and 81 175a2 25 for young per dozen.
RAGS--Continue steady, with ample offer
ings at 4sc for No. white cotton, &c for No. Z
do, and 2ka2Hc for mixed cotton per lb.
Wooden Kahc Tor coarse and 7a7kc for soft
per h.
RICE-Market firm and good demand at Ia
THc per lb for Louisiana and Carolina.
SALT-Turks' Island dull at 3Ud32c per bu,
and coarse Liverpool at 81 10al 10 per sack.
Domestic is in fair demand anQ steady for Ohio