The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

quoted Gsc per bu. Good to choice on track 53a
| SIC per bu.
BARLEi.Market nominal, with no reliable
,CORN-Demand moderate and market
steady NO. is quoted 46a4sc per bu, as to To-
cation ON track. Shelled 41a4Sc in elevator.
| MESS PORk-Demand moderate and mar
ket quiet and steady at $l3 5Jal3 Is per brl for
primo city packed.
LARD-Mayket steady and quiet. Current
| ma Ike quoted SIC per Id. Prime steam nom :
lnal at SAC. City Kettle offered at 9xalOc
per Id.
BULK MEATs-Qulet and steady. shoul-
ders DC, clear rib sides SIC, and clear sides
| 7Ha7zc per 10, all loose.
| BACON-1he demand is moderate and the
| market steady. Shoulders 5xa5%c, clear RIB
sides 7%a7Xc, and clear sides SaSIc per ID.
| al packed. Sugar cured hams 9xaIiAc per
lD. as to average.
| COTTON-Steady at yesterdays quotations.
| Stock, 5,2S3 bales. The official quotations are
as follows: Ordinary lUc, good ordinary l05I );
low mludllng lOHc. miadlIng lie, good mid
| per 10.
WHISKY-Demand fair and market steady
at 81 OS per gallon.
| ASHES-Are dull and nomiually unchanged.
we quote potash &c, and pearl 64aTc per lb.
| BAGGlNG-Is firm and in fair demand, with
max selling at 80 for 2-lb, 1870 for 2k lib,
| and 1870 for 2k-lb, per yard.
| BAGS-Demand moderate, with a steady
| market VIZ quote cotton seamless sacks l9a2ic
gunnles, 2-bushel, l4al6c, ana burlaDs 4-bush-
\ el, 13al4c
BARkaIs in fair demand, and supply am
pie at S2 per cord for prime chestnut oak,
atioat.
BEANs-Are dull, with light offerings and
nominally unchanged We quote navys Sc 75a
%, prime 10 cholce white or mediums 50 rs
az o., and down to 81 per bu for Inferior
| BEEoW AA-Recelpts light, and market
firm at Na2Sc per lb for prime yellow.
BkcC4is-Ihe market remains steady and
quiet. Common quoted 81 50a2, hurl 81 25a2 80
shaker 81 75a3, and steamboat $4a5 per dozen.
| BkOOM CORN-Is quiet but steady, with o
light supply. We quote red brush 3a4c, green
stalk braid 4ha6hc, and hurl 6a7c per ID.
BUITER-The receipts are rather heavy
and there is no improvement in the demand
fair quantity Of the best qualities is required
for local consumption, but inferior grades are
dun and heavy. Prices remain steady. Extra
creamery Is quoted 2sas5c per lb Dairy made
selling at l8AISc for Western Reserve, and 13a
!9c Tor prime to choice Central Ohio per h.
Medium is held az l0allc, and common at 8a9c
pei Ibss
CANDLES-Demand moderate but steady.
candies 15al6hc per lib.
CHEEoE-Ihe demand is only moderate, but
me supply ls Light and the market is firm at
sAaal01SG e. per ID for prime to choice factory
COoFhh9IUFF-Fai demand and steady
with no material change. We quote flour par
rel poles $5a1, tight-Darrel poles Scala hogs
neao poles $l0a2O, rough barrel slaves $l6al7
dressed , DO SlSa22, and nogshead slaves s25a30
per LOCO.
CoOpERAGE-Flour barrels are in fair
demand and firm. but other articles
are dull. We quote PORK barrels, 75as5c:
10; slack hogsheads, 81 30al 40; ham tiercea 5Oa
6oc; iron-pound whisky barrels, 81 10al 10; /;
81 7ja3 per dOZ.
COEFEE-The market is steady but quiet at
the following prices: Rio, common lSh al9&c,
falr to good 20a22c prime 221 da23 &c, anu choice
24a25c per lib. Java-27a32c per Ib.
COhDAGE-Is in moderate demand and
steady. We quote Manila l3%al4Ac, sisal
1OAallH and lutte 9a9y &c per lb.
COTTON YAKNS-MaIket quiet and steady
yarns, carpet warp and candle wicking
2lc, coyerlet yarn 28c, colored warp ETC twIne
2Oa23c, amt rope Tic per Id; No. 5V0 at lUhc,
and No. 6OO at 91sc per dozen.
CoAL-Steady and quier, with no material
chanRe: 1oughiogneny and kanawha River
Ic per bu afoat, 10c delivered Hooking Val
ley &c al elevator, MluskIngum Valley Sc on
cars, and both l0allc delivered; Ono River,
5!Sa6c afioat and &c delivered: Camden Sc,
kanawha camel fSa40c per Du, and anthracite
" 25aS 90 per ton delivered.
COhE-Ihe demand is light and prices are
nQmlnally UNCHANGED. 1T is quoted 6a7c for
city manufactured, &c for gas house, and sa9c
for crushed per hu at yards. Delivered to con-
sumers at &c more per bu.
EGGS-lhe market is dull with liberal re-
ceipts, and fresh are quoted 8aS1sc per dozen.
ample offerings at 43c per Id for prime 1--we
geese.
FlSH-The market is quiet and nominally
unchanged. We quote: Mackerel, No. /
large S?4a25; NO. shore. SIS 50al9 o.; No. 2
large, $l0all; No. medium. SO 5Oa9 50: No
large, IS 5Oa9 81; No. medium. ssaS 50 Der brl,
and half-Uarrels one half these prices, with 25c
extra for packages. White nsh, "a 5Oa5 50 per
half brl. Sardines: quarter boxes, $l3 50al4 w
per Case; Goldfish, ia aGc per Id.
(IRWEN FRlJIHS-h nniar fraal,, n fra raI
at 5! oOa2 80 for good TO choice, per brl, and
demand light Pears sell at " 5Oa3 per Du for
choice, and 81 5Oa2 for common. Peaches are
IN far demand, with an ample supply at 81 so
a8 90 per Du, as to quality. Grapes are quoted
S3 5Oa4 W per bu in stands. Dalnsons 81 T5a2 25
per Du.
HAY-Is in fair demand chiefly for the best |
grades, and market steady With ample Offer |
lngs. we quote prime to choice timothy S42a |
IL for old and $l0all for new, per ton. Iute- |
riDr held at $7a9 per ton, all on ARRIVAL |
HEMf-Market steady though dull for rough !
Kentucky. with lignt receipts, at $la5a 80 per |
ton on arrival, and dressed In fair jobDing de- |
IN and at Sh a9c per lD in store.
HlDES-The demand is fair with moderate
receipts at the following prices: Green hides |
7asc, wet saIted 9al0c, and dry flint 15al6c per |
Id. and sheep peite 5oca$I apiece tor good to |
choice.
HOPS--Market dull with liberal offerings at |
9alOc for Western. and lSalvc fol- choice East |
ern per Id.
IRON-The demand continues light for pig |
iron, and malleable is also dull. No material |
change Ia prices. We quote at four months |
time for pig iron: Charcoal. hot-bIast-I
Hanging Rock, very choice, $2Ba2s; No,
|, sa4a26; No. ,, $22a2B; mill. $2l Geor-
gia and Tennessee-No. l. S22a22 50; raw
coal and coke-No. l, S22 50a25; No. 2. $2la22;
Mill $l9a2l: Hanging Rock car-wheel,
S34a3S; Alabama do. $27a34: Georgia and
tennessee car-wheeIs, S2Ta30: Salisbury car
wheels, $3Sa4J: old car-wheels, $l9a2O per ton |
scrap lron-W Wrought. per lOO lbs, 95e, and
Cast 1Sas<c per ID. Bar ilon-Boiled, 2a2kc:
10. charcoal, Sa34c. Sheet iron-Bolied. 3a3%c;
charcoal. 3>Ga5c. and Russia i4c per ID.
"a UOa4 rs, and mule-shoes Sc OO
70 25 per keg.
LEAD-ls in moderate demand and steady
Ut 64a61sc for pig and 6%a7c for bar, per Id.
LEAfHER-lhe demand is only moderate |
ind the market Is firm at previous prices
We quote: Oak sole 34aj1c, hemlock 10 24a33c
harness Wa34c. rough do 25a!9c skirting 36a !
&c, American kip 45a55c, French do, $lal 49,
L mercan calf 9UcaSl15; French do 81 6Oa2 per
b, bride leather S45a55 per doz, and upper
Gather l7a4Oc per foot.
MILL FEED-Bran Is quiet with liberal Of
erings at 81 50al0 per ton: snipstuirs at Slaa18
'er ton and dull; middllngs $l6a21 per ton, all
u bulk on arrival.
MOLASSES-Market quiet and steady with
10 material change. New Orleans quoted asa l
&c, and refined syrups 5Oca$l per gallon, as to
Luality
NAILs-Steady and quiet at s? 55a2 go Der
eg for 10 to COD, ana other sizes at propor-
NAVAL STORES-Fair demonL for +rrnor |