The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10


and steamboat $4a5 per dozen
BROOM CORN-tontinues duh but steady, !
aud prices nominally unchanged We quote
common req Drusn 2a3c, green stalk braid 3ka
81. a6c per lb.
BRAN, &C.-There has been quiet market.
the offerings being moderate and with linz
tied demand. The market closes steady, with
bran at sl3al3 ~, smpstuns Sl4a15, and mid
dlings at Sl7a22 per ton, all in bulk on arrival
BUTTEk-The market has continued quiet
and steady, with little or no change during the
week. The receipts were liberal but not ex-
cessive,and stocks are full but with hardly any
accumulation. The demand is chiefly local
amt for the finer qualities. Extra creamery is
quoted 20a21c per ID. Prime to choice dairy
selling mostly by the sing e package at l5al6e
per ID for estern Reserve, and l3a 4c for Gem
tral Ohio. Low grades held at l0al2c for fair
TO good, and 8a9c for common per lb.
CANDLEs-The demand IS Iight, but prices
are steady at i5al5hc for star candies, and llh
al21sc for common tallow per ID.
CHEEoE-Ihe market has been steady,
though there was very little demand, with lib
eral offerings at saS5Sc per ID for prime to
choice factory.
CUKDA ACE Market steady and demand
moderate. We quote l3%al42tc for Manila,
l0Mall Nc for Sisai. and 9a9kc for jute per lib.
OFEEE-lhere is q moderate demand, and
the market remains steady at previous prices.
We quote common Rio 1Sal9c, fair to good -
a22c, prime 22 y a23c and choice 23 ha24c per ID.
Java selling at 2Sa52c per 10.
COOPERAGE-The demand is only moder-
ate with steady market, ana no material
change in prices. We quote: Pork barrels. 75a
SIC; pork halt-Darrels. 5Oa65c; laru tierces, $la
10; slack hogsheads, u 3Ual ~; nam tierces. 5Oa
60c; lron-Dound whisky barrels. 81 lOai 8;
tour barrels, Wa25c: and slack half-barrels.
" 7ja3 per dOZ.
COOPERSTUFF-Tne demand is chiefly for
slaves, and poles are dull Prices steady and
unchanged. We quote: Flour-Darrei poles
s6a7, tlght-barrel poles Scala, hogsnead
poles $5a2O, rough barrel slaves $l6al7,
dressed do $lSa22, and hogshead slaves t25aS0
per l,0OO
COAL-There is moderate demand and the
market remains steady. OHIO River is quoted
51sc a1oat and 9c delivered per bu, Ashland &c
afioat and roc delivered, Campbell Creek atoat
7c per bu and 10a1lc delivered, Hooking VAL
lev SC at elevator aud 1Oal1c delivered, Mus
kIngum &c on cars, anu 10alic delivered, Yough-
iogheny 7ac aaOat and lie delivered per bu,
KanaWha camel 1Sa2Uc per bu delivered.
COKE-Ihere Is very moderate trade, but
the market is held steady and prices nominaly
unchanged CITY manufactu cd is quoted &c
per bu at yards and Sc delivered. Gas-house
&c at yards and Sc delivered. Crushed ea9c at
yards and 1Oa11c delivered per bu.
COTTON YARNS-The market is steady but
the demand is light. We quote as follows:
Pound yarns. carpet warp ana candle wick
ing, 2lc; covcrlet yarn, 23c: colored warp, nc;
tWlne, 20a23c, And rope i7c per Id: No. $40 at
lU%c and No. BUU at 9hc per dozen.
DRIED FkU lIo-Dull and prices nomlnally
unchanged. Domestic fruits Offering at Sal0c
for peaches, and 21aa3hc for apples per Id.
Layer ralslns quoted 81 S0a2 U0 per box. Cit
ron held at 20a22c, figs at l0al2c, pruDes at 8a9c
and currantS 7aSc per lD.
EGGS-The demand has been light, and the
market was well supplied at ga per dozen
for fresh arrivals
FEATHERS-Demand moderate, and
prime live geese are quoted 43c per lb.
FISH-The market remains steady and there
is a fair seasonaDle demand. We quote MACK
No no n
ais; No. 2large, $llall 30; No. 2 medium. 50 50
alO; No. large, SO 50a10; No. medium, $saS 50
per brl, and half-barrels one-half these prices,
with 25c extra for packages. White fish, S5a
81, and lake herring, 81 50a2 Is per half bar
rel. Sardines: half-boxes, $22a23: do quarter
boxes, S14al5 per case; goldfish. 5a6c per lb.
GlNSENG-The demand is fair, and good to
prime is quoted 81 05ai IL per Id.
GUNPOWDER--T demand is light but
market steady at IS 75a6 rs for rifle and s3 pa
8 rs for mining per keg.
GREEN FKUfrS-Apples dull and limited
offerings at 81 50a2 81 per brl. as to:auality.
Oranges are quiet and held at "a 50a6. 90 per
box. Lemons are steady and moderate Offer
ings at 81 Soar so per box for good to choice.
HAY-The demand has been moderate and
mostly for the best grades with ample Offer
ings at $ll U0a12O for prime to choice tmo-
thy $9a10 for good mixed, and $7a8 for COM
mon per ton, all on arrival, anu W more in
store.
HEMP-There IS very little doing in un-
dressed Kentucky, but the supply is light, and
it ia held at $l20a 30 per ton on arrIva. Job
blng lots Of dressed in store aG Sa9c per lb.
HIDES-Market steady and far demand
with moderate offerings at7aSc for green hides,
9alOc for wet sailed and 15al6c for dry flint pc
lb, and sheep pelts 60ca$l for good to choice,
and 25a4Oc for common.
HOPS moderate and ample Offer
ings at 15alsc per Id for prime to choice.
IRON-The market remains dull for both pig
iron and malleablc, but, prices are steady and
1 0,,k,n Al
iron at four months time: Charcoal, hot
blast - Hanging Rock, very CHOICE $26a
2S: No. l, s24a25; No. .. $22a2s; do MILL S21a22
Raw coal and coke-No. l. $2Sa25: No. q S2la22;
Mill, $20a2l: ii. h.. car wheel. $34at}S; Alabama
do $a7a34; Georgia and Tennessee do. $27a3O:
Salisbury do, S3Sa4O. Old car wheels, $l9a2O Der
ton. scrap ron-W rought. per l00 lbs, 95c,
and cast Maxc per lb. Bar irou-B0iled, 2kc:
do charcoal 3kc. Sheet iron-Boiied, 3ha4%c;
DO charcoal Sza5Ac, and Russia i4al6c per
lb. Horse-shoes, 81 OOa4 rs. and mule-shoes
So 00a5 25 per keG.
LEAD Market steady and demand moder-
ate at 6xa65ac for pig and 6Ha71lc for bar
lead.
LEATHER-The demand is light but the
market remains steady and prices unchanged.
We quote: Oak sole 34a37c, hemlock do
24a33C, harness leather 3Oa34c. rough harness
25alyc, skirting 36a37c. American KID 45aS5c
French do $lal ~. American calf 0Oca$l Is,
French do 81 60a2 90 per Id; bride leather S45a
So per doz. and upper leather l7a2Oc yer foot
LIME, ETC. Moderate demand at 90ca$l 90
for lime, 81 75al 80 for cement, and 81 S0a2 U0
for plaster per Drl.
MULASSEo-The demand is moderate, and
no material change in prices. We quoCe New
Orleans 45a6Oc for common to choice, and re-
fined syrups 50caSl pergallon.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits Of turpentine easy
but the market otherwise ia steady at the fol-
lowing prices: Turpentine, 34a36c per gallon:
RESIN, extra pale. "a 25a5; pale. $3 75a4: No.
l. $3a3 2j; No. =, ~ 7ja3; No ., 20 50a2 rs: navy
pitch. So 25a3 rs; roofing pitch, 81 75a2 and
Carolina tar, So 25a3 80 perbrl Coal tar, SO 50
a3 per brl, including barrel; oakum, 91a all nc
per pound.
IN AILS- Moderate demand and steady at
81 60a2 IS per reg for 10 to sod, anu other Sizes
at proportlonate prices.
NUTo-PeanuJs selling at 5a6c for white and
2Isa3kc for red, as to quality. We quote al
monds l8a2Oc, white Walnuts lzal5c tiberts 10a
l2c, Brazil nuts 7aSc. and pecans 6a7c per lb.
OILS-Very little demand, but the market is
steady. Lnseed quoted 67a6Sc per gallon.
Refined petroleum l4al5c per gallon. Lard oil
73a75c per gallon for extra current make.
POTATOES-Tne market has been well sup
plied and there was only a moderate local de-
mand. They are selling from wagons at 81 so
az per brl for good TO choice.
POULTRI-I here has been fair demand,
with ample receipts OF chickens, and the mar
ket is steady. Tney are selling at 81 T5u3 25
for old, and $2a2 30 for young per dozen.
RAGS-Contmue steady with fair demand.
We quote MOL white cotton 4nc, No. 2 do DC,
and mixed cotton 2ha23tc per lb. WOODEN
ouotad 7a7L<c 1or fine And aL.7Lr for coo,Sa