The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-22
teady market. with prime yellow selling at

pecially 10f the nlghef grades, Wnlcn ere IN
fair demand and rather light offerings. Choice
navies are quoted 81 75a9, prime white ~ 25a
so fair to good 81 coal rs, and common Offer
ing down 70 81 per bu.
BRUOMS-There has been q moderate trade,
but prices are steady and without any material
change. Common are quoted 81 50as 10, hurl
81 30 = %, Shaker 81 75a3 %, and steamboat 81
BROOM coRN-The demand is only moder-
ate. but the market rules steady, and we OBJ
serve no change. Red brush is quoted 2a3c,
green stalk braid 3ka4c, prime hurl 41a5c,
ana choice DO 81 acc per pound.
BUTTER-The receipts have not been very
large. but the market was duh and heavy the
past week, the demand being light and prices
somewhat easier. Only the finest grades for
local consumption are needed, and inferior
butter is not salable, except at the lowest pos
sihIe figures. We quote 21a2Ic fol creamery and
14a16c for prime to choice fresh dairy, mostly
by the single packages. Lower grades are
held at 7al0c per lb, as to quality.
CANULES-Tnere is a moderate uemand but
the market rules steady at l5al5kc for star
| candies, and llHa2he for common tallow per
pound. ..
CHEESE-There is a moderate demand, but
the offerings are light and we quote l3al AZ per
Id for prime to choice factory.
COOPERAGE-Ine demand has been moder-
| ate but the offerings were light ana there is no
| material change. We quote: PORK bar
rels, 75as5c; pork half barrels, sOa66c; lara
tierces, Slal 10; slack hogsheads. 81 3Oal 4O;
ham tierees 50a60c; IRON bound whisky barrels,
81 10al 90; Hour barrels, 2Oa25c: anu SLACK haf-
barrels. 81 75A5 per dog.
| UOOPERSTUFF-Tne demand was fair for
slaves, but poles were rather du,l. rhe m arket
closes steady at the following prices Flour
| DarreI poles $ja7, tIght-barrel poles Scale,
| hogshead poles $5a2O, rough barrel slaves
| $l2al5, dressed do $lIalS, and hogshead slaves
| S25a3U per LOCO.
LOAL-Tnere was only moderate local de-
mand but the MAJ ket closes steady. We quote
Youghiogheny t7a71ac afloat, and l0allc deliv-
| d rcd M ar I'M nhpll C,rapk r.. a uu
| lie delivered per bu. Ashland 6a6Hc ahoat
| and l0c delivered. Ohio River 5a51sc afOaG
aud Sayc delivered per bu. Muskingun Valley
| Sc per bu on cars ana lUh Uha,1c delivered. Can
mel is quoted l8a2Oc per bu delivered.
| COkE-The market Is quiet and STEADY and
| there ID no material change. 1t is quoted Gaze
| or city manufactured, 7c for gas-h house, aud
Sa9e for crushed per bu, at yards, and 2l3c more
| asked delivered to consumers.
| CORDAGE-Ihe market rules steady and
quiet at previous prices, Manila quoted l3&a
l4As, slsai l0Kaliac, ana jute 91aaO1ac' per
pound
| COFFEE-Firm market and fair trade and
prices without any essential change. Common
| Rio sells at 10a20c, medum at 2la22c, good
| at q u a23u, and prime to choice z31sa25c per
| Id Java is quoted 2Sai3c per h.
| COTTON YARNS-fhere was very mod
| crate demand, but the ma keC is steady and
no material change in prices. We quote:
| Pound yarns. carpet warp ana candle wicking,
2lc: covere yarn, 23c: cUiored warp, nc; twlne,
| ~'S'S WV Nv N'/aS
| No. GU at sac per DOZEN. ...
| DRIED FkUIro-The demand is light for
all kinds amt the market nominaly un-
changed. Apples are quoted aAa4c, and
| ats S5aa w per box. We quote currants 7aa
SC, prunes 9alor. hgs 9al2c, and ctron 2Oa22c
per ID.
| there is only light consumDtIve demand.
| Fresh arrivals are quoted 9al0c per Dozen
| FEAIH nHS-Steuuy and quiet and dealer
are paying 43c per Id for prime live geese on
| arrival.
| FioH-The demand has been fair and
| the market continues hrm, but with no
| especial change III prices. We quote:
| Mackerel, No. / large, $24 U0a25 o.; NO. l
shore. SIS 50al9 %; No. large, $llall SO;
No. medium, $SaS 80 per brl. and half barrels
one half these prices, with 25c extra for pack
ages. White fish, $5a5 81, and lake herring,
$2a2 q per half -Darro Sardines: nalf- boxes,
$22a23; do quarter boxes, Sl4alo per case; cod
hsl. 5a6c per lb
| GUNPOW DER-Moderate trade aud STEADY y
market ut previous prices. We quote S. 25a
l. for blasting powder, and 50 I5ab % for rifle
per keg.
| GREEN FKUIrS-The market has ben nrn
for apples, with light supply and fair CON
sumptirc demand at 93a5 per brl for fair u
cnoice. Oranges firm and selling at $5t7 pei
box. Lemons are in moderate demand at $5at
per box
HAl-Thc market has been steaoy anG
quiet The best grades are in fair local demanC
at Sllal2 81 per ton, Ill bales, on arrival FOL
prime to choice timothy. Inferior grades are
neg ected and Offering at $9al0 for me,lium anC
$1aS tor common per ton, all OH arrival. Deal
ers asking 81 more in store.
| HEMp-The demand is light for rough Ken
tucKy, but there is little Offering, and the
market is firm at S120al2i per ton on arrival
and nominally as more i'll store. Dressed il
quoted oa9c per ID, as EQUALITY.
HIDES The demaud was only moderate, bu
Ipl 0lhf nrl tnn nfl
We quote 7uSc for green hides, 9al0c for we
> salted, and 15al6c foI dry flint per ID. Sheel
peto are worth 6Oca$l ior good to prime an,
| 25a4Jc for common.
, selling at lSa20c for Eastern and l6alSc 10
| Western per ID. ...
IKON-rhere was moderate demand for
malleable, and very little doing in pig iron
| The market is steuuy, with no material chang
iii prices We quote as follows at lou
months time for pig iron: Charcoa
> hot blast-H. r.. very choice. $96a2S; NO.
: S24a25; No ., $22a23; do mill. $2la22: Raw-coa
and coke-Ao. l. S23a25: No. D S2la2a Mill, so,
Il: IL. IT,. car-wheel. s'4a3S; Alabama do. S.
asa: Georgia and Tennessee do, $21a30: sails.
bury 10, $3Sa40. Old car wheels, $s0a20 80 pei
ton. scrap Iron-M roughG. per lUU los, 95c
and cast 1axc per ID. Bar lrop-Bolled, 2hc
do charcoal, 31sC. Sheet lron-Bolied. 314a44c
| do charcoal. 3Aa5Ac, and Russia l4ai6c pe
ID. Horse-shoes. "a 25a4 81, and muIe-shoe
So 25a5 80 per keg.
| LEAD-lne market rules QuicC ana easy
) the demand being light Pig lead is quote,
, 6&a74c, bar do 71aa7Zc, anu sheet lead 94
per lD.
LEATHER-The market is firm, but ther
wa only u moderate demand and no chang
in prices. We quote OAK sole 34a37c, hem
LOCK 10 24a33c, harness 5Oa34c, rough do 25asSc
skirting 36a39c. American kip 4oae5c, Frencl
do $lal AZ. American calf 9UcaSl Ii, frencl
40 81 6Ua2 per Id; bride leather $45a55 per doz
. and upper leather l7a20c per foot
LIME, ETC. Lime was in moderate deman
and steady at 9Oca$l per bril- Cement quiet a
81 80, and plaster is quoted 81 s5a2 20 per brl.
MILL tEED-The market has been quie
all the week, closing easy, with light demanC
, and some decline i'll prices. Bran Is quote
Sl5al6, shipstufrs Sl7a!S, and middlings S20a2
per ton, all IN bulk on arrival.
MOLASSES-New Orleans syrup is STEADY
and demand for it is fair. with good TO choice
: selling at 5Ja5Sc per gallon. We quote a9O
u for refined syrups. according to quality, and z
. a35c for good to choice sorghum.
NAlLo-There has been only a moderat
trade this week, but the market remain
steady ana unchanged at - 60a2 " per keg TO
10 to 60d, and proportlonaLe prices for otht
sizes.
NAVAL STORES-The market remain
. quiet and steady. No material change i
: prices. Wequote: Reslns-Virgin, s4a4 50: NJ
y pale, SO 50a4: No. ordinary, $3a3 2j, and NJ
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