The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21

clear s.les s; per 10. all packed. sugaT-Gured
hams jobblng at l0ali14c per lD, as to aver
age.
COTToN-Quiet and steady at Yesterdays
prices. Stock, 4,T4l bales. We quOte: Or1i-
nary lOc, good ordinary l0kc, low mIdding
lOhc. mIddlmg l02sc, goou midding IKE,
mIliiing far lie, and ralr lSc per pound.
WIlISKY-Market firm, with an advance of
1C to-day, and 30t brls sold aJ 81 10 per gallon.
AsHES-Cont,nue dull and nominally un-
changed. Potash quoted Axe and pearl OAa
&c per lD.
BARR-stcady aud moderate demand, with
ample offerings at 2 Der cord alOaG Tor prime
chestnut oak.
BAGGING-The demand IS fair and market
firm. Flax bagging sells at Be for 2-lb, l3l4c
for "a -lb, and 1870 for 2A-lb per yard, III JOB
bng lots.
BAGS-Burlaps are firm, with fair demand,
but other kinds are dull. We quote cotton
seamless, 2-bu, l9a2ic; gunnles, 2-bu, l4al5c,
ana burlaDs, 4-bu, l3aI4c.
BEANS-Ihe demand is very light but
stocks are small and prices steady at S? 75a2 50
for best navys 81 O0a2 70 for prime to choice
white or mediums, and common down " IL
BEEsw AX-steady and quiet with prime
yellow selling at 2Ia2Sc per lD.
BRoGmo-Delnand moderate and prices
steady. We quote common 81 5Oa2 0O, hurl
81 25a2 30, Shaker 81 75a3 co, and steamboat $4a5
per dozen.
BROOM CORN-The dem and continues light
and market dull. We quote: Red brush 8a
4Isc, green stalk braid 6a5hc, medium hurl
52ln6c, and choice do 6ha6Ic per lb
HUGI ER-The receipts have been moderate
of the best grades, which are firm with good
local demand. There is moderate packing
demand with full supply Of grades for this
purpose. Select lots OF dairy-made are selling
at lSa2Jc for Western Reserve, and l5al6o
for Central Ohio per lb. and creamery a. "a
a26c per lb. Inferior lots offering at lOal3c
per Id, as to quality.
CANDLE5-Moderate demand and steady.
We quote star candles 1jal5kc, and common
taliow II %al2bc per Id.
COFFEE-Ihe demand is fair, and there is q
firm market. We quote: Common Rio lS1sa
lyHc, far to good 20a22c, primo 221la2 i,Sc, and
choice za25c per lb, and Java selling at 2ea32c
per Id.
CoOPERAGE-Demand light at previous
prices. We quote: PORK barrels. 75aS5c
10; slack hOgsheads, 81 goal 40; nam tierces. 50a
60c; lron-Dound whisky barrels, 81 10a! s.;
-four barrels, 2Oa25c: and slack half barrels.
UoOPERSTUFF-The market is quiet. with
fair demand only for barrel slaves.
Receipts ample. We quote -four Dar-
rel poles $5aT, tlght-barrel poles s9al2 hogs
head poles 81 5a20, rough barrel slaves $l6alT,
| dressed do SlSa22, and nogsnead slaves $sja30
per 1.00O.
/ CHEESE-The demand is only moderate,
with limited offerings, and prime to choice
factory is quoted l0alU1Sc per ID.
COTTON YARNS-Tne demand is only mod
crate with a steady market AMI no material
change. We quote pound yarHs,
carpet warp aud candle wlcking
2lc, coverlet yarn 23c, coiored warp &c, twlne
9Oa23c, ana rope l7c per lb; No. 5O0 at 1U1ac,
anu No. GOO at exc per dozen.
COAL-Demand light and prices nominaly
unchanged. Weauote YoughIogneny and Ka-
naWha River 7}ac per bu, afoat and l0c deliv-
cred Hooking Valley sc, at elevator, Mus
kingum Valley. Sc on cars; and both lUa1lc,
delivered. ONO River, 51sa6c afoat; ana &c
delivered; Ashland, &c ah1at, and 100 deliv-
cred; Camden, &c; kanaWha oannel, 18al0c per
bu, and anthracite, 81 25aS % per ton delIY-
ereL.
COKE-Markot dull, but prices unchan ged.
City manufactured Is held at &c. gas house 7c,
and crushed ea0c per bu atyards, and &c more
delivered.
EG4S-The market closes trmer. with more
moderate receipts and fair local demand.
Fresh arrivals sell at llal2c per dozen.
FEAGH ERS-The demand is moderate and
the market ls steady, and dealers pay 43c per
I Id for prime live geese.
FISii-The market is Arm, with an upward
tendency in prices. W e quote; MackereI, No.
large, $2+a25; No. l shore, SIS scale 0U; No. 2
largo, $l0all; No. medium. So 5Ja9 80; No. 3
large, So 50a9 S.; No. medium $9a8 80 per brl,
and half-barrels e-halt these prices, with 25c
| extra for packages. White hsn, "a 5Oa5 so per
half brL. Sardines: quarter boxes, Sl3 Scala w
per case; goldfish, So a6c per lh.
| GUNPOW DER-Is steady and demand mod
crate at 81 25a2 30 for blasting, ana 50 75a6 %
| for rife powder pcrkeg.
GREEN FKUIrs-Light demand for apples,
ana choice offered at 81 75a2 25 and inferior at
$la1 Is per brl. Peaches are not so plenty,
and bring s2 2Ja3 per bu for good fruit Pears
are plenty and dull at 81 50al 10 per uu for
I Bartlett's Grapes are steady at s2a3 per bu
| in stands. Damsons Dlums are abundant and
lower, selling at 81 50a2 per bu.
HIDES-Ine demand ID fair, with q firm
market We quote: Green hides 7aSc, wet
salted yalpc, dry flint 15al6c per Id. Sheep pelts
50ea$l, as to quallty.
and for the best grades. Common ls dull.
Prime to choice timothy is quoted s12a1S for
old, and $l0all for new per ton, on arrival.
Low grades held az $7a9 per ton.
HEMr-Market dull for rough Kentucky,
but very little Offering and firm at $l26a 80 per
10, as 10 quality.
HUPS--Demand light and liberal offerings
at 9alzc per Id for prime to choice.
IRON-The market is somewhat hrmer with
an improved demand both for pig and mallea-
Bile, but prices are unchanged. We quote at
four months time for pig iroa: Charcoal. hot
bIast-HanginG Rock, very choice, S26aS: No.
l., Sz4as5; No. ., $2za28; mil: $Sl: Geor-
coal and coke-No. l, s22 5Oa25; NO. 2. s2la22:
Mill. $l9a21: Hanging, Rock car-wheel.
S34a3S: Alabama do. 21aS4: Georgia and
Tennessee car-wheels, Ss1a30: Salisbury car
wheels, $3Sa40; old car-Whecls, sl9a20 per ton.
scrap lron-W rOught. per lOO lbs, 96c, and
cast kaXc per ID. Bar iron-Boled, 2a2kc:
do. charcoal. Sa3Hc. Sheet iron-Boiiea. 3a3xc;
charcoal, Sha5c. and Russia lac per lb.
Horse shoes, 50 9Ja4 10. and mue-shoes "a W
a5 20 per keg.
LEAD-Is in moderate demand and steady
at 6a6xc for pig and 6sa7c for bar lead,
per lb
LEATHER-The market is moderately
active and prices are steady. We
quote: Oak sole 34a81c, hemlock 40 24a33c
harness 3ga34c. rough do. 25a &c. skirting 36a
soc, American kip 45a55c, French do, $lal 10,
American calf 9Oca$ll5; French do, 81 6Oa2 per
lb, bride leather $45a55 per doz, and upper
leather l7a2Oc per foot
MILL FEED-Bran is quiet, with ample Of
fe. ings at 50 50a1D. SnlpstuHs dull at Sl3al3.
Middllngs steady ana moderate demand at $l6
AL per ton, all iu bulk on arrival.
MOLA SSES-New orleans is in light sup
ply, but with very little demand at 45a55c Dor
gallon. Refined syrups are dull at 50caS1 per
gallon, as to quality.
AILS-Demand light but held steady at
81 40a2 80 per keg for 10 to God, anu other
sizes at prOportlonate prices
NAVAL STORES-The market is dull for
turpentiue which is In fair demand and 1rm
w e quote turpentine 35a3sc per gal; resin, eX-
ira pale, "a 25a5; pale s3 75a4, No. ], $8a3 q; ;
No. = 81 75a3, No. 1852 50a2 rs: navy pitch. So IS
al, roofing pitch, 81 75a2 90, and Carolina tar
IS 75aA per brl. Coal tar 81 5UaS per brl, oakum
9Lallhc per pound.
NUrs-Peanuts in moderate demand at 51aa
7c for white, and S!sa4c for red, per lb We
quote almonds lSa2Jc, flberts 10al2c. English
walnuts lzal5c. pecans case, and Brazil nuts