The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-07

LARD-MarKet quiet and easy. Current |
make is quoted S%aSKc per 10. Prime steam is |
nominal. City kettle neld ae l0alO5Sc per lb.
COTrUN-MarKet remains dull add easy. !
Stock, 5000 bales We quote: Ordinary l0c, |
good ordinary 1917, low mludlIng lOxc. mIu-
ding lie, good mlddlIng ll7Sc, mldallng fan
l2Nc, and fair 1870 per lb.
WHlSkY-Is quiet and steady at 81 0s per
gallon.
ASHES Quiet but steady at 6xa7c for
pearls and Sc lor potash per 10.
BAGGlNG-Market firm and demand fair.
Flax bagging sells at &c for 2-lU, l314c for
lots
BAGS - Demand moderate and market
steady. We quote l9haa24c for cotton seamless.
l4aljc for 2-bushel gunnIes, anu l3al4c for f.
bushel burlaO5.
BEESW WAX-Fair demand, and prime yell
low sells at Ta2Sc per lb.
BEANS-,Ihe market is dull and about nom-
inal. Light offerings at sal 81 per bu for COM
mon, 81 25a2 81 Tor prime to choice white, and
81 75al 85 for navys.
BROOMS-Fair demand and steady al 81 5Oa
for common, 81 25A2 ~ for hurl, anu $4a5 for
steamboat per dozen.
BROOM CORN-Dull but held steady and
prices nQminally unchanged. Common red
brush is quoted Sa1c, green stalk braid u C,
and hurl 5a6c per lb
BUrTER-The receipts have been large this
week and the demand Is mostly local and
moderate. The market continues steady with
very little il any change. We quote creamery
E0d-OC per lD, anu prime TO CHOlGt udlfy l0dISc
for Western Reserve, and 4al5c for Central
Ohio per ID. Inferior held at lOal2c for medium,
and Sa9c for common.
CANDLES-Are moderate but steady at 15a
l5hc for star candles, and llhal2hc for com
mon tallow per Id.
CHEESE-The market is firm under limited
receipts, and prime to choice factory is quoted
OSalOHc per Id.
COhDAGE-Remains steady with moderate
demand and quoted l3%al4Ic for Manila
fnri inta liz
COFFEE-Fair consumptlve demand and
prices are steady. Rio is quoted lSal9c for
common, 20a22c for fair to good, 24sa23c for
prime, and 231sa244sc Tor choice per lD. Java
is quoted 27a82c per lb.
COOPERAGE-The market is dull with lin
lted receipts. We quote: PORK barrels. 75a
S5c; pork halt barrels, 5Oa55c; lara tierces, $la
10; slack hogsheads, 81 8Ual 4O; nam tierces 50a
60c; pound whisky barrels, 81 1OaI 5;
dour barrels, 2Oa25c; and slack half barrels.
81 7ja3 ner doz-
UOOPERSTUFF-The demand is light, but
prices are steady and nOminalY unchanged.
We quote -four Darrel poles SjaT, tight barrel
poles S9al2, hogshead poles 81 5a2O, rough bar
rel slaves $l6alT, dressed do $lSa22, and nogs-
head slaves t25aSO per LOCO.
COAL-Demand light at the following
prices: YoughIOgheny and Kanawha River IL
per bu afoat, 1Oal1c delivered, Hooking Val
ley &c at elevator, Musklngum Valley 80 on
cars, and both 1)al1c delivered, Ohio River ~
acc atioat and Sc delivered, Ashland Sc afiJat
and l0c delivered, Camden &c, Kanawna can
mel lla20c per bu. and anthracite 81 25aS so per
ton delivered.
COKE-Moderate demand and steady at &c
for city tymanufactured, &c for gas house. and ea
&c for crushed per bu at yards. Delivered to
consumers at &c per Du more.
COTTON YARNS - Market inactive and
nominally no change in prices. We quote
pound yarns, carpeG warp and candle wlckinr
2lc, coVerlet yarn 23c, ColOred warp 21c, tWlne
2Oa23c, anu rope l7c per Id; No. jJO aT lU1.c,
and No. 60O at &c per dozen.
EGGS-The receipts are in excess of the de-
mand, and the market is dull at 7aSc per doz-
en- for fresh.
FEATHERS-Demand only moderate, but
market steady at 43c per lb for prime 1--we
geese.
FISH-The demand is moderate but the mar
ketremains lrm. We quote: MacEerel. No. l
large, $24a25; No. l shore. Sl8 5Oal9 o.; No. 2
large, $l0all; No. medium. IS 5Oa9 %; No. 3
large, 81 o0a9 81; No. medium, $Sa8 81 per bril-
and half-barres one-half these prices, with 25c
extra for packages. " Whte FISH, 81 5Ut5 50 per
half bril- SarClnes: quarter boxes, $l3 50a14 0U
per case; goldfish, 51aa6c per Id.
GREEN fRUlTe-Peaches are firm under
limited receipts, and sell ling at $3a4 for inferior
and S5a6 for prime to choice per uu 1 n boxes
Apples are in moderate demand, and freely
offered at $ia2 per br, according to quality
Pears are plenty and quiet at 81 25al rs per
Du; damsons sell at $5a3 Is per bu. Blackber-
res are quoted $4a5 per bu for cultivated and
s2a3 for wild.
HAY-rhe market is steady and quiet, with
ljYtle nr no change We uuotp nr,,na to cbn1co
timothy xl2a18 Tor old ana s9a Ia ior new neT
ton in buIk on arrival, Interior lots EaId .t
S7aS per ton, and dull
HINP-Ihe demand is light for rouph Eon-
tucky. but it continues steady under limited
offerings at Sl2Oa ~ per ton on arrival. Small
lots OF dressed In store are selling at SAGE per
ID. as to quality.
HlDES-Falr demand and steady at 7aSc for
green, 9al0c for wet salted, and 15al6c for dry
flint per Ib. anu sheep pelts 5Oca$l, as TO quail
ity.
HOPS--Market dull and liberal offerings at
9alOc for " Gstern, and 1Saljc per lb for East
ern.
lRON-The demand continues light for all
kinds, and pig iron is weak, and somewhat de-
cline /. We quote pig iron, four months time:
Charcoal, hot t-blast-llanging Rock, very
choice $96a2s; No. |, S24a25; No. q $22a23; mill,
$2l: Georgia and Tennessee-No. l. $22 5Oa25;
No. 2. $2la22; Mill, $l9a2l: Hanging Rock car
wheel. $S4a3S; Alabama DO. SI7a34: Georgia and
Tennessee car-wheels, SsIaS0: salisbury car
wheels, S33a4O; old car-wheels, $l9a20 per ton.
scrap lron-W rought. per lOO lbs, 95c, and
cast Haxc per ID. Bar iron-Boiled, 2a2kc:
do. charcoal, Sa3kc Sheet lron-Bolled. 3a3&c;
charcoal. 3ha6c, ana Russia lac per lb.
Horse shoes, 81 00a4 rs. and mule-shocs Sc OO
as 25 per keG
LEAD-oteady and quiet at 64a61sc for pig
lead and 6xt7c for bar lead per h.
LEAfB ER-There Is q firm market and no
material change. We quote: Oak sole 34a37c,
hemlock 10 24a33c. harness S)a34c. rough do. 25a
gi,tip kaAQp