The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-31

unchanged. We quote navys 50 75a2iS5, prime
to choice white or mediums 81 26a2 81, and fair
to good 81 5Jal IS per bu.
BRUOMS-The market Is firm and the de-
mand Is moderate at previous prices. We quote
common 81 5Oa2, hurl " 5Ua2 Is, Shaker 81 75a3,
and steamboat $4a5 per dozen.
BROOM COkN-The demand is light but
there Is not much offered ana the market is
firm at 3a4c for common red brush, Sa5c for
green stalk braid, 5ha8c for good hurl, and 6A
a7o for choice green per ID.
HUrIER The market has been quiet,
though firm, this week, with ample receipts
and some improvement III the demand There
Is good demand for the finer qualities, and
we quote creamery 23a26c per ID, but mostly
by the single package, and dairy made selling
at 16al7c for Western Reserve and l4al5c for
Central Ohio. Packers are buying moderately
at l0al2c for fair to good, and common lots are
Offering at Sagc per lb.
CANDLES-rhe demand is fair and market
steady at IL llhal29sc for tallow, and l5al5hc for
star candles per 10.
CHEEoE-The demand is only moderate but
the market remains steady at 9a9hc per lb
for prime to choice factory. Inferior quail
ties dull and nominal
COkUAGE-Is In limited demand, but held
steady. We quote Manila l3Aal44c, Sisal
l0zall &c, and iute 9a9hG per lb.
COHFEE-The demand is chiefly consump-
tive, but there is a steady market at previous
good 9Oa22c, prime 22Ha23c, and choice 23ha
24c per 10. Java is quoted 2Ta32c per lb as to
quality.
COOPERAGE-There is fair demand for
pork barrels and lara tierces, but the market
otherwise is dull. We quote: PORK barrels, 75a
SIC; pork hall barrels, 5Oa55c; lard tierces $la
10; slack hogsheads, 81 30al 40; nam tierces 5Oa
60c; IRON pound whisky barrels, 81 10al 5;
dour barrels, 2Oa20c; and slack half-barrcls.
81 75a8 per doZ.
COOPERSTUFF-The demand is only mod
crate, but with light receipts the market is
frm. Flour parrel poles s5a7, tight-barrel
poles SSa12, hogshead poles s 5a2O, rough bar
rel slaves $l6al7, dressed do slSa22, and hogs
head slaves t25a50 per l.0O0
COAL-Market quiet and steady at previous
prices 1oughlogneny Is quoted 1a7Hc per bu
ahoat and l0allc delivered; Musklngum Val
ley on cars &c, and Hooking Valley at elevator
8a9c, and both l0allc per bu delivered; Ash
land &c ahoat and 10c delivered; Campbell
Creek &c afioat and 10al1c delivered; OHIO
River 6kc atloat and yc delivered per bu; Kan
awha camel is quoted 1Sa2Jc per Du, and An
thraCite $Sa9 per ton delivered.
COkE-steady and quiet market at previous
prices. We quote city manufactured 6a7c, gas
house Tc, and crushed aa9c per bu at yards and
&c more delivered 10 consumers.
COTTON YARNS-The MAI ket Ia steady but
quiet al previous prices. equote pound yarns
carpet warp and candle wiCking Bic, coverlet
yarn 23c, colored warp &c, twIne 2Oa23c, ana
rope l7c per tbi NO. 5OO at lU}sc. ana No. BOO at
exc per dozen.
DRIED FRUITs-Domestic fruit ia quiet
ana steady at Sal0c for peaches and 2Ia31b C
for apples per lb Foreign iuits dull and
nominal at 2Ua2lC for citron, l0a12c for hgs, ga
&c for prunes, and 7hasc for currants, per lb,
and 81 6ja2 20 for layer raisins per box.
E4GS-Ihe receipts are liberal, with a very
moderate demand. and the market is quiet and
easy at ~ a9c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FEATH ERS-Moderate demand and ample
offerings at 43c per lb for prime live geese.
FISH-Demand light but fair for the season,
and market remains firm. Wequote; MacKerel
No. large, $24a2b; NO. shore. $l9 5oal9; No. Z
large $l0all; No. medium, IS 50a9 so; No. 8
large, IS 50a9 81; No. 8 medium, $SaS 81 per bril-
extra for packages. White fish, S4 5Oa5 81 per
bril- Sardines: half-boxcs $2la2S: do, quarter
boxes. $l3 Scala per case; goldfish, 5na6c per lb.
GREEN FkUIrs-The demand is light FOR
apples with liberal receipts and offering at
s. 50a2 for good to prime, and at 5Oca$l per br
for common.s Pears are in fair demand and
goot supply at 81 5)a2 per bu. Peaches sell at
$l b0a2 ~ per Du in boxes " ith ample receipts.
Oranges are quoted S5a6, and lemons So 5Ua
w per box.
GREAsE-Dcmand fair and steady at 6yIa
Tc Tor white. 6ka6jtc for yellow, and 5&a6c
for brown, per lD.
HAY-lhere is fair local demand but
chiefly for the best grades. The lower grades
are dull. Prime to cho ce timothy Is selling at
$12a14, m dium at $9al0 for Old per ton. The
better grades OF new are quoted SlOa1l per ton,
all In bales on arrival.
HEMP-Market dull with light offerings but
held nrm. Rough Kentucky is quoted Sl2Oal 80
| per ton on arrival. Dressed IN store Sa9c per
! ID as TO quality.
IDES-The receipts are light and the mar
Eet Is firm. We quote: Green 1aSc, wet sailed
9alOc, dry salted 14lal5 nc, and dry flint Is 4 a
l7c pc, lb. sheep pclts 6Jca$l, as to quality.
HOPS--rhe demand Is limited and market
quiet and easV. We quote I2al6c tor kastern,
and l0a13c for Western, per lD.
In hot ,1in i
malleable, but prices are nominaily un-
cnanged. We quote as follows at four
months time for pig irol: Char
coal, MISUNDERSTANDING Rocky very choice $46
Raw -coaI aud coke-No. l. S23as5; n 0. 2. $2la22;
Mil, S20a9l: ii. H.. car wheel $54a3S: Alabama
do. s27a34: Georgia and Tennessee do. S21a3O:
salisbury do, $5Sa40. OLD car wheels, $l9a20 per
ton. scrap iron " rought. per LOU lbs, Csc,
and cast taa4c per Id. Bar iron-Boiled. 2xc:
do. charcoal, 3kc. Sheet iron-Boiied, 3Aa4&C;
dc. charcoal. 34a5kc, and Russia i4al l6c Der
lb. Horse shoes, "a O0a4 rs. and mule-shoes
Sc 00a5 % per keg.
LEAD-Quiet and stoady at 64a7c for bar
leau and y 4 a6tsc for pis per lb.
LEATHEK-Ihe market is quiet. but prices
are steady with no material chang. We quote
Oak sole sfaS1c, henllock 24aSGc, harness
leather Hls34c rough harness 25a>9c, skrting
40 35a39C, American kip 46aS0r reneh do, $la
l d, American caI-skins 0Uua5l Is; French 40
81 5Oaa o., por 10, bride leather S45aO5 per
doz, and upper leather l7a20c per foot.
LIME, ETC.-The market is dull but steady
at H0ca$l 0O for lime, 81 16al so Tor cement
and 81 55a2 ~ for plaster per brl
MILL EEED-Ihe market is quiet, the de-
mand being only moderate with liberal offer
ings. Bran is quoted %ll, snlpstu6s Sl8a14
and middllngs $l1azs per ton, all in bulk on
arrival.
LASSES-Moderate demand and steady
market with rather light supply. New o.
leans Is quoted 45a55c for common tc good
and choice 5ba6JC per gallon. Golden syrup
quoted 5Ocasl per gallon.
NAIL5-AIOderato though steady demand
at 80 60a2 IS per keg for 70 to 60I, ana other
slZes at proportlonate prices.
NAVAL STORES Market quiet and steady
with no material change. " e quote: Turpen-
tine, 34a36c per gal; RESIN, extra pale "A 25a5.
pale 50 75a4, No. l. S3a3 b, NO $2 7jaS, No d
q 50a2 10: navy pitch. So 75a4: roofing pitch,
81 76a3, and Carolina tar SG 15a4 per brl. Coal
tar - 5UaS per hrl, including barrel; oakum,
9hallhc per pound.
NUTo-Market firm and fair demand for pea
nuts at 54a a61ac for white. and 8 ic for red per
lb. We quote almonos lSa20C, L lglish Walnuts
l2a15c. hlDerts l0al2c, pecans case, and Brazil
nuts 6a7C per lb.
OILS-LInsced is in moderate demand and
held at 62aB3c per gallon. Refined petroleum.
selling at ljal6c per gallon for 10 degrees
test. Lard oil is quiet and steady at 78a75c per
gallon Tor extra current make.
POWDER AND SHOT-Moderate demand
for powder and market steady at 8 25a3 90 for
n,;n ,no nd 7Sa6 for 1ida ,,a,