The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-03


inalIy UNCHANGED City manufactured is quoted
&c per bu, gas-house &c, ant crushed Sc at
yards, and 2a3c more per bu delivered to con-
sumers.
COAL-There is the usual limited local de-
mand for the season. Market stealy. aud
prices nOminally unchanged. Ohio River IS
quoted 5Sc anoat aud &c delivered per bu, ASH
land 6a66c and lOc deliver, d, Campbell Creek
&c per Du afioat ana 10allc delivered, docking
Valley at elevator Sa9c afioat aud lUallc deliy-
ered, MusKIngum Valley 81 on cars aud lOh
allie per bu delivered, 1oughiogheny 7%c
afioat and lie delivered, Kanawha camel Ia
22c per bu and anthracite $SAs per ton dellV-
cred.
CANDLES - There is a moderate though
steady demand, and selling at l5al5kc for
star candies and II 1haHhc for common tallow
per ID.
CHEE5E-Has been selling slowly at SaShc
per Id for prime to choice factory, with liberal
offerings; lower grades are dull and merely
nominal. ..
but there was only modera demand. and The
market closes steady and quiet. Flour Darrel
poles $ja7, Blght-bGrrel poles $9al2, hogsnead
poles $l5a20, rough barrel staves $l6alI,
dressed do S1Ga22, and hogshead slaves s25aSo
per loo.
: COOPERAGE-The demand continues hight,
but holders are firm. with no great anxiety 10
press sales, ana prices are nomlnally un-
changed. We quote: Pork barrels. loaS9c;
pork half barrels 5Ua55c; lard terces. $l al 10;
slack hogsheads, IL 3Oal 4O; nam tierces. sOa
60c; IRON pound whisky barrels, 81 l0al D;
-four barrels, 2Ua25c; and slack half-barrels,
81 75aS per doz.
COEFEE-The demand is only moderate.
but the market is firm. We quote Rio lSal9c
for common, 20a22c for fair to good, s2taa23c
for prime, and z3 "a a24c for choice per Id. Java
sells at 28a52c per Id.
CUkDAGE = Thvre is continued steady
market and quiet. Manila is quoted l3Aa
l4Xc Sisal I0k al kc, and lutte 9a9 1Sc per lb.
DRIED FkUIIS-Scarcey anything doing
and quotations are nearly nominal at 25sa3ac
for apples, and sal0c for peaches per 10; 20a
&c for citron, lOal2c for hgs, Sa9c for prunes,
and 7a8c for currants, per lb, and 81 S0a1 w for
raIsIns per box.
EGGS-There has been only a moderate To-
cal demand, and the marketfor the season was
abundantly supplied, with fresh selling slowly
at l01 a1lc per doZ1n.
FEATHERS-Are in moderate request and
market steady, and dealers paying 43c per lb
for prime live vese on arrival.
FISH-There was the usual moderate trade
FOR the season. and the market is hrm
ereI, No. large, $24a25; No. shore. SIS so
al9; No. large, $llall 80; No. medium. 50 50
alO; No. 3large, 50 J0al0; No. medium. $saS 50
per brl, and halfb one half these prices,
81, and lake herring, " 5Oa2 q per half bar
rel. Sardines: half- boxes, $22a28: do quarter
boxes. $l4aI5 per case; goldfish. 5a6c per 10.
GREEN FkUIrS-Apples are merely nom
ina, with no demand for them and but few
Offering. Fair demand for lemons anu market
firm at Sc 5OaS so per DoX. Oranges quiet and
steady at $4a6 per box.
GUNPOW DER-Is in light demand but
steady. We quote 1t So 20a3 W for mining, and
S. 75a6 25 for fe per keg.
HAY-The market was quiet but closes firm,
with fair local demaud for the better grades,
which are in limited supply. Lower grades
are plenty and dull. Prime to choice timothy
is quoted s1la12 per ton In bales, on arrival.
NJ, balI Int md
$7a8 per ton.
HEMP-The market Is firm for rough Ken
tucKy, though there is limited demand, and
held at $12Oa 80 per ton on arrlyal. Dressed
| sells at Sa9C per lb in store, and moderate
| jobbng demand.
| HIDES-Ihere has been fair demand with
limIted offerings, and no material change in
| prices. Wequote 7aSc per lib for green hides,
SalUc for wet salted and l5al6c for dry fiut PEI
lb. Sheep pelts sell at 6Oca$l ror good to choice
| aud 5a4Uc for common.
HOPS-Tne demand was light with liberal
offerings, and quoted l5alSc per 10 for good to
choice.
IRON-Has continued dull, but the mar
ket is steady, though pig iron is freely
offered. Scarcely any demand for malle-
able. We quote the following at foul
months time for pig iron: Charcoal, hot.
blast - Haning Rock, very cnolce, $z6a
%; No. /, k24az5; No. :. $22a23; do mill. S21a2a
| RaW-co and coke-No. l, S23a25; 10. 2 S2la22
Mill, S20a2l: IL. H.. car wheel. $a4a3S; Alabama
do. S<7a34: Georgia and Tennessee do. S27a3O
Salisbury DO, $3Sa40. OLD car wheels $l9a20 pei
| ton, scrap iron-W rought. per lOU los, 95c
and cast ha%c per Id. Bar irou--Boiled axe;
| do charcoal, SIC. Sheet irOn-Boileu. 3Aa4%c,
90. charcoalS3Aa5Ac. and Russia i4ai6c pei
| lb. Horse shoes, "a OOa4 rs. and mule-shoei
| SO O0a5 25 per keg.
LEAD There was a light demand but
| steady at 6ka69c Tor pig lead, 6Aa7Hc fol
bar and 9ka91sc for sneet LEAD per Id.
| LEArHER-The demand was moder ate, but
| the market remains firm at previous prices
We quote: Oak sole 34a37c per pound
hemlock 24a93c, harness leather %a34c, rough
| harness 25a>9c skirting do 36aJ9c per lb, bride
| leather $45a5S per doz. American KIP 45aS5c pei
| lib. French do $lal ~, American calf skins
0Uca$l Is, French 10 81 6Oa2 0O per lb, and upper
leather l7a2Oc per foot
| LIME, ETC.-The market remains dull ano
nominaliy unchanged. We quote; Lime SOC
aSl. cement 81 75al so, and plaster 81 S0a2 II
per DrL
| OLASSES-Moderate demand for New Or
| leans syrup at 50a6Oc per gallon for good te
| cholce and inferior qualities are nominal. Re-
| fined is quoted 59caSl per gallon, as to quality.
| NAVAL STORES-The demand is still mod
| crate, with liberal offerings. Spirits of turpen-
tine somewhat easy. We quote: Tulpentine
34a36c per gallon; RESIN, extra pale. "A 25a5
pale, sS 75a4: No. l, $3aS 2j; No. !, 81 75a3; No
j, q 5Oa2 rs; navy pltcn. So 25a3 rs; roofing
| pitch 81 75a2, and Carolina tar, S3 25a3 so pei
brl. Coal tar, 81 5Oa3 per brl, including barrel
oakum, 9hall1.c per pound.
| NAILo-Market steady and demand moder
ate at 50 60a2 ~ per keg for 10 to GOd, ana othe
| sizes at prOportlonate rates.
| NUrS-Firm and fair demand for peanuts al
5a6c for white and 3Asa3%c for red per lb. W.
| ouote almonds l8a2Oc, VIII tie walnuts l2al5c. ii
| berts 10al2c, peCans Case and Brazil nuts 7aS'
| per Id.
OII.S-Linseed quiet and steady at 67a6Ss
per gallon. Refined petroleum moderated
active aJ 4a15c per gallon. Lard oil held al
| 73a75c per gallon Tor extra current make, and
| llmIt cd demand.
| POTATO ES-The receipts have been much
| more abundant this week, and the mar.
| ket is easy. The demand is chiefly for loca
! consumption. They are quoted ~ 25a3 per br
on arrival for good to choice, and inferior lott
| 81 50a2.
| POULTRY--The market has been quiet ant
steady for chickens, with no material change
| The receipts were liberal and the demand fan
at 81 75a3 20 for full grown and $2a2 so for vouns
| per dozen, according to size and condition.
| RAGS-Demand moderate and marke
steady. We quote: White cotton 4tsc for No
| |, anu 4c for No. 2, and mixed cotton 2Aa2k,
per lb. Woolcn Za1sc for coarse and 7a7A'
for fne, per ID.
RICE-Fau consumptive demand and sellin;
| at 6ka7c for Louisiana, and 7a71sc for CarolIn;
per lD
SALT-The market is quiet and steady fo
| domestic, and Ohio River and Kanawha SELL
at 1Sc per bu and 81 10 per brl Of 2SO lbs. For,
| eign dull and quoted nominally a33c per bl
| for Turks Island and Slal 10 for Liverp0o
coarse per sack.
SEED-Moderate jobbing demand for Glove
| at lac per ID, and timothy is quoted 81 90a2
| Hun rin In ut NaT TEn ont