The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-24

less, l4al5c for 2-bushel gunnIes, ana l3al4c for
A-bushel burlaDs-
BAGGING-Some increase in the demand,
but the market remains quiet ana firm. We
quote fax baggiBg for lo6bing lots as follows:
l2tSc for S-lb, 1870 for * -lu, and 1870 for
21s lib per yard.
ing. Choice navys are quoted 81 75a2 30, prime
TO choice white or medium S7aa IS, and lower
grades ranging down to II per bu.
BRAN, &C.--The demand is moderate for all
remains steady. Bran Is quoted sll 5Oal2, snip:
stutfs sl4al5, and middlings $l7a22 per TON, all
in bulk on ARRIVAL
BEESW WA&-Demand fair and market
steady at &c per lb for prime yellow.
BROOM CORN-Contlnues firm. with fair
demand and offerings light We quote Sa4c for
red brush, 4ka5hc for green stalk braid, 5ha
&c for green hurl, and 61aa7c for choice green
per Id.
BROOMS-Steady and moderate demand
at 81 5Oa2 NO for common. 81 25a2 30 for hurl,
" 7ja3 Oo for Shaker, and s4a5 for steamboat.
per dozen.
BUTrER-There has been no material
change in the market. The receipts were lib
eral and the supply Of lower grades was IN
excess Of the demand. There WAS a fair con
sumptive demand for the finer qualities, and
selling at 22a24c for creamery, 18al7c for Vest
cru Reserve dairy. and l3al5c for Central Ohio,
per 10. Inferior grades are dull and held at II
al lc for medium, aud 8aYc for common.
CHEESE-Continues firm with fair local de-
mand and ample receipts. Prime to choice
factory is quoted 8ha9c per ID. Inferior quail
ty merely nominal.
COAL-The market is quiet and easy with
moderate local demand. Ono River is quoted
SIC per bu ahoat and Sc delivered, Ashland 6c
afoaG and l0c delivered, Campbell Creek ia
6kc afoat and l0c delivered, Hooking Valley
&c at elevator and 10allc delivered, Musklng-
um Valley 9c on cars and l0a1lc delivered,
Youghlogneny &c afloat and lie delivered, per
bu kanawha cannei lSa2Oc per bn, and an :
thracite ST 5Oa6 30 per ton, delivered.
nslly unchaDsea W. % auOse city city manaiacsured ps @
6a7c, gas-house &c, and crushed 6a9c per bu at
yards, and 2a5e more delivered
COhDAGE -Is dull but steady, and quoted
lSXal44c Tor Manila, lOxall14c for sisal. and
9a9ssc for jute per lb.
COOPERAGE-Steady market but quiet at
previous prices. We quote: PORK barrels, 75a
SIC; pork hall barrels 5Oa65c; laro tierces, 81
10; slack hogsheads, Il aal AZ; nam tierces. 50a
-four barrels, Ua2bc; and slack half barrels.
81 7Ja3 per doZ.
COOPERSTUFF-The demand is only mod
crate, but there is a steady market aud no IN a.
terlal change. We quote: Flour barrel poles
$6a1, Jlght-Da poles Scala, hogshead poles
$l5a2O, rough barrelstaves S16alT, dressed do
SlSa22, and nogshead slaves t25a3O per l.OOO.
COEFEE-Ihe market remains steady, with
moderate demand, aud prices unchanged. We
quote common Rio 1Bal9c, 20a22c for fair to
good, 221s23c for prime, and % a24c for choice
per lb. Java selling at2sa3zc per lb. as quail
ity.
COTTON YARNS-Market quiet but rather
firm az previous prices. Wequote pound yarns,
carpet warp ahd candle wlcking 2fc, coverlet
yarn 23c, colored warp 27c, twlne 2Oa28c, ana
rope TIC per lb; NO. wv ut lUhc, anu No. wv at
9j4c per dozen.
DRIED FRUITs-Market and prices nom1
nally unchanged. We quote Sal0o for peaches
ana AZ ka8hc for apples per Id. Layer raisins
RI Tka1 E.anr tNw g., Ezl 0na
22c, hgs 10a12c, prunes 9a10c and currants IN
asc per lb.
EGGS-The market was steady but with linn
tied demand, and fresh arrivals freely offered
at l0alllsc per dozen.
FEArHERS-Steady and quiet, and prime
live geese selling at 42a43c per lb.
FISH-Demand moderate but good for the
season. Prices steady. We quote: MacEerel,
No. large. S24a26; NO. l shore. SIS 50al9; No. z
large, $l0all; No. 2 medium, yS 5Oa9 50: No. q
large, 50 5Oa9 b.; No. medium, $Sa8 50 per brl,
aud half barrels one-half these prices. with CSC
extra for packages. White fish, "a 50a5 81 per
brl. Saruines: nalf-boxes, $2la23: do, quarter
boxes. $lS b0al4 per case; goldfish, "a a6c per lb.
GlNSENG-Fair demand and market steady
81 lOal rs per ID for goou to choice.
GREEN FRUlIS-There are ample offerings
of apples, but very little demand at S. 5Oa2 50
per brl, according 10 quality. Moderate de-
mand for oranges, and held at Sba6 per box.
Lemons are selling AZ $6a9 per pox, and ue-
mand fair.
HAY-Continues firm with fair local de.
mand, chiefly for the higher grades. We quote
prime to choice timothy %l2ai4, good mixeu $l(
all, and common $7a8 per ton, all in bales, on
arrival: and 81 more IN store.
HEMP-Rough kentucky is dull but with
limited offerings it is firm at $l20a 80 per ton
on arrival Jobbing lots of dressed sell at Sa9c
per 10, according 70 quality.
HIDES S-Demand continues fair and the
marset steady. selling at 7aSc for green 9aiOc
for wet sailed, 15al6c for dry flint PEI lb. sheen
pelts 6Oca$l for good 10 choice, and 25a4Oc for
common.
HUPS--The demand is light and there is O
steauy market at l5alSc per lD for prime to
choice.
IRON-Continaes dull for both pig and NAL
leable al previous prices. The following are
the current prices at four months time: Char
coal, hot t-blast-Hanging Rock. very cnoice $26
a26: No. /, Sa4a25; No. :, S22a23 do mill $2la22:
Raw coal and coke-No. i. S23a25; No. O. S2la22;
Mill, $20a3l: II. k.. car-w hoei. $34a3S: Alabama
do. S27a34: Georgia and Tennessee do, s2Ta3O:
salisbury do, S3Sa4O. Old car wheels, $l9a2O per
ton. scrap lron-W roughr. per 100 lbs, CSC,
and casI kaHc per lD. Bar iron-Boiled, axe:
do. charcoal, 3kc. Sheet iron-Boiied. 34a4sc;
10. charcoal. 3&a51lc. and Russia l4alBc Uer
b Horse shoes, 81 O0a4 rs. and mule shoes
$5 00a5 25 per keS.
LEAD-Moderate demand and steady at 6I
a7c for bar lead and 6xa6+sc Tor pig Der lb.
LEAIHER-The demand has been light,
but the market is steady and prices nom
inally unchanged. we quote OAK sole 34a31c,
hemlock 24a33c, harness leather ala34c. rough
harness 25a2sc. skrtlng do 36A39c per lb; bri-
dle leather $45a55 per doZ; American kip Asa
S5c per 10; French do $lal DO. American calf
skins 9Ucasl Is; French 10 81 60a2 OJ, and upper
leather Na2Oc per foot
LIME, ETC.-Qn ct and steady at 90ca$l 90
for lime, 81 75al 50 for cement and 81 Sjaa IL
for plaster per Drl.
MOLASS ES-There is moderate consump-
tive demand, and the market is firm with light
stock. New Orleans IS quoted 45a53c for IN
ferior to good, and 55a6)c Tor prime to choice
and relined syrups held at J0caS1 per gallon.
NAIlSo--Moderate. demand and steady at
~ 60a2 65 per keg for 10 to TOD, anu other Sizes
at prOporG 0naLe rates.
NAVAL SIORES-Market firm but the de-
mand is, light. We quote turpentine 34a36c per
gal; RESIN, extra pale S4 a5a5, pale $3 12a4. No.
l. S3a3 2j; Ne. =, ~ 7ja3; No D, y 50a2 rs: navy
pltcn. So 75a4 90; roofing pitch, 81 75a2, and
Carolina tar, S3 75a4 90 per brl Coal tar, 50 81
a3 per brl, including barrel; oakum, 91aa1l NC
per pound.
NUrs-Market firm with far demand for
peanuts, and selling at 5a6c for white, and 3a
EXC for red per Id. Almonds quoted lSa20c,
white walnuts 12al5c, htberts l0alac, Brazil
nuts 7aSc and pecans case per lb ... ., .,.-
OILS1Light demand for linseed at 64a65c per
gallon Refined petroleum is firm at l4al5c
per gallon for no degrees test Extra lard oil
ls steady but quiet, and current make quoted