The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-12


delivered, Campbell Creek &c adoat. and lOa
] 1lc delivered, per bu. Ashland is quoted &c
afoat, and l0e delivered, per bu. OHIO River
ba6%c af at, anu sa9c delivered, per bu. Can
mel coal is quoted lSagUc per hu, and Apthra-
cite sSa9 per ton, delivered.
COhE-Only moderate local consumptive
demand. but the market is steady. We quote
&c for city manufactured, &c ior as-hOuse, and
Sa9c Tor crushed, per bu, at yards, and abou
&c more per bu delivered to consumers,
CORDAGE-There is q very moderate de-
mand and the. market is quiet but steady at
l3%al4Ac for Manila, lOkallke for Slsal, and
9a9bso for lutte per lb.t
COFFEE-The demand continues moderate
and the market steady at the following prices:
Rio lSal9c for common. l91[a201Sc for medium,
2la23c for good to prime and % VI a24c for choice
per 10. Java 2Sa32c per Id as to quality.
COTTON YARNS - lhe market has been
hrm, with moderate demand, at about
previous prices. We quote as follows:
Pound yarns. carpeU warp ana candle wlckng,
2lc: coVerle yarn, 23c: cOored warp, g1c; twIne,
2Oa23c, ana rope i7c per lb; No. JO0 ut lUhc anu
No. 6OO at $50 per dozen.
DRIED FRU iIS-The market continues duh
for all kinds. Prices are steady and nominal
~ unchanged. Foreign fruits are quoted goa
&c for citron, l0al2c for figs, Sa9c for pFunes,
71.aSc for currants perlb, and 81 s5a2 per box
Tor layer raslns. Domestic fruits Offering at
oalOc Tor peaches and 2ha4c for apples per lb.
EGGS-There has been only light con-
sumptive demand, with liberal receipts, and
FEATHERS-The demand is limited, with
liberal receipts, and prime live geese are quoted
42a43c per ID on arrival.
FlSH-The market is dull as it usually is
just at this season, but it remains steady, and
prices are nominally unchanged. We quote
Mackerel, No large, s14a25; No. l shore, $l9 80
al9; No. large. $llall 80; No. medium. SO 81
al0; No. 3large, SO 50al0; No. 8 medium. $SaS 81
per brl, and half barrels one-hali these prices,
with Csc extra for packages. White fish, $5a
5U, and lake herring, 50 50a2 Is per half bar
rel. Sardines: half boxes, $22a23 do quarter
boxes. N4al5 per case; goldfish. 5a6c per lb.
GUNPOWDER-Ther was only a moderate
demand, but the market is steady at So 2Oa3 IS
for mining, and IS 75a6 Is for rife powder, per
keg.
GREEN FRUITs-Therc is nothing doing at
present In apples and quotations are nominal.
Oranges are held at SCAT 50 per box and yery
moderate demand. Market firm for lemons
and moderate offerings at 81 5UaS SO per box.
HA1-Ihere has been but very moderate
local demand for the best grades, and inferior
nay ls dull. No. timothy is quoted Sl0al1 per
ton, and lower grades are held at IS 50a9 Tor
medium, and $7a8 for common. per ton; all in
bales, on arrival; and dealers asking about 81
more in store
HEMP-The market remains dull for rough
Kentucky. The receipts are light and held
firm at $l2Oal25 per ton on arrIval. Dressed is
quoted Sa9c per lb, as to quality, in store, and
moderate jobbing demand.
HlDES-Ihe market il quiet and steady, with
moderate demand and Light offerings. We
quote; Green hides 7a6c, wet salted 9al0c, and
dry flint 1jal6c per lb. Sheep pelts 6OcaSl Tor
good to choice. and 20a4Uc for common.
HOPS-There is limited demand with full
supply, and the market is dull anu weak at 10
al2c per 10 for prime to choice Eastern.
, lkON-Thefe has been very little demand
for pig iron this week, and malleable is also
dull The market is easy, but with no especial
change in prices. The following are the rates
at four months time for pig iron: Charcoal
hot blast-H. h., very enoIce. $96a28; No. /,
S24a25; No. ., S22a23; do mIll $2la22: Raw-coal
and coke-No. l. $23a25: No. 2, S2la22; Mil, $s0a
q: IL. h.. car-wheei, $34a3S; Alabama do. SET
a34: Georgia and Tennessee do, S2Ia30: Sails
bury 40, $35a40. Old car wheels, Sl9a2O 0O per
ton. scrap IRON rought. per lOO lbs, 95c,
and cast HaAlc per Id. Bar iron-Boiled, axe:
do charcoal, BIC. Sheet tron-Boiied. 3Aa4AC;
do charcoal. 3&a5llc. and Russia l4al6c per
ID. Horse-shoes, $4 00a4 rs. and mule-shoes
So 00a5 25 per keG.
steady market at 6xa6bc for pig lead, 7a71lc
for bar and yac for sheet lead per ID.
LEATHER - There was only a&moderate
jobbinx demand, and the market is easy,
though prices have undergone no material
change and are as follows: Oak sole 34a31c,
hemlock do 24a33c, harness 30a34c, rough do
25al9c, skirting 36a39e, American kip 46aS5c,
French do $lal 40, American calf 9UcaS1 Is,
French 40 81 6Oa2 OO per lb: bride leather $45a
30 per doZ. and upper leather l7a20c per foot
prices. Lime is held at 90ca$l. cement 81 75a
IS and plaster 81 S5a2 10 per brL
MILL tEED-Ihe market continues quiet
for all kinds, the demand being moderate and
the offerings generally light. We quote Sl3 50
ala OO for bran. SIS for shipstus, and sl6a2t for
middlIngs per ton, all In bulk, on arrival In
store about 50 more is asked.
MOLASSES-Ihe market is steady with fair
consumptlve demand for New Orleans, which
sells at 48a55c for far to prime, and 5Sa6Oc for
choice per gallon. Refined syrups quiet at
45a9Uc per gallon, according to quality.
NAILs-The market is steady with only
moderate demand, and we quote 81 60a2 Is per
keg for 10 to oOd, and otner sizes at proportion
ate rates.
NAVAL STORES-The demand is fair for
resins with steady market. Spirits OF tur-
pentine quiet and rather easy. We quote:
Resins-Virgin, s4a4 ~: No. pale, $3 5Oa4; No.
spirits Of turpentine 33aS5c per gallon.
NUTS-PeanuUs are IN fair request, and firm
at 4xa6c for white, and 2I3Nc for red per lb, as
to quality. Almonds quoted lSa2Oc, white wal
nuts l2al5c, flberts 1Oal2c, pecans Ease. and
Brazil nuts 7a8c per lb. Cocoanuts sell at 81 so
as SO per hundred, as to size, etc.
OILS-There is moderate demand for lin
seed and steady at 74a75c per gallon for prime.
Refined petroleum steady and demand fair at
lbhal6He per gallon. Extra lard Oil is in
limited demand and easy at 78a75c per gallon.
POTATOES - The market closes firm for
new, with moderate receipts ana fair demand
and selling at "a 75ab 5O per brl, as to quality.
Old are nearly nominal, with hardly any left
Oh the market.
POULTRY--The market has been quiet for
with ample receipts, and there was
only moderate demand. We quote 81 25a2 rs
for old and 81 T5a2 rs for young, as to size and
condition.
kAGS-There was fair demand this week,
with ample offerings, and the market remains
steady. White cotton quoted 4hc for No. l and
DC for No. 2, and mixed cotton 2ka2hc per ID.
Woolen are quoted 7a7hc for fine and Xaxc
for coarse per lb.
RICE-1he market closes steady and the
demand is fair. We quote 6ha1c
for Carolina, and 6ha71lc for Louisiana per ID.
SALT-Ohio River and kanawha are in mod
erate demand and steady at 81 05al ~ per brl Of
9eU lbs, OF l7aiSc per bu, and coarse Liverpool
held at S1al 10 per sack.
SEED--The demand is moderate at s5a9Oc
for German millet, 7Oa75c for Hungarian grass
and 80a65c for common millet per bu. Flax
seed in moderate demand at 81 lOal IS per bu,
as to quality. Clover and timothy are merely
nominal.
SHOT-The demand continues light, but
there is steady market at previous prices.
We quote $27a2S per keg for assorted shot, and
b3Ua8l for buckshot
SOAP-There is continued fair demand,
with a steady market. We quote 614a7c for
German, 6%a6Ac for olive, and 4ha5Ac for
common yellow per Id.
SrARCH-Fair demand and steady market
at 4a4Ac for prime pearl, and 7ka7hc for gloss
and pulveriZed.
SUGAk-There is a fair consumptive de-
mand and the market rules steady. We quote