The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-19

though the outside figure is obtained mostly
for selections by the single package, and
creamery is quoted 20a22c per lb. lnfeIior
grades Offering at lOallc for medium and Sa9c
for common.
CANDLES-Therc was only a moderate
trade, but the market continues steady at pre-
vlous prices. Star candles quoted l5al51c, and
common talOw II y al2Rc per Id.
CHEESE-Is in moderate local demand, with
ample though limited offerings, and we quote it
9al0c per Id for prime to choice factory, and
lower grades are neglected anu nominal.
6CORDAGE-Market quiet and steady, and
no material variation in prices Is observed.
We quote it as follows: Manila l3Aal4&c,
SIsal l0k al g, and iute 9a9 &c per lib.
COUPERSTUEF-Tne market was generally
dull with moderate demand only for slaves.
Receipts light and prices steady. We quote
flour barrel poles S5a1, tghtbarrel poles $9a12,
hogshead poles $l5a2O, rough barrel slaves
Sl6al7, dressed do $lSaZ2, and hogshead slaves
S25a30 per l.000.
COOPERAGE-Tnere has been a limited de-
mand but the market is steady ana prices are
nominally unchanged We quote: PORK barrels.
75a85c: pork hall barrels, 5Oa55c; lard tierces,
$lal 10; slack hogsheaas, 81 30al 40 ham tierces.
50a60c; IRON n-bound whisky barrels, 81 10al 5;
Hour barrels, 2Oa25c; anu slack half-barrels.
81 7ja3 ner doZ.
COEFEE-The demand is moderate, but the
market holds steady, and with no material
change. Rio is quoted 1Sal9c for common, 20a
22c for fair to good, 22isa2Sc for prime, and 23%
a24c for choice per ID. We quote Java 2SaS2c
per lb.
COTTON YARNS - The market has been
quiet but steady. There is no large supply and
| prices remain steady with little If any change.
we quote: Pound yarns, carpet warp and
candle wlcking. 2lc; coverie yarn, 23c: colored
warp, Nc; twlne, 20a23c, ana rope TIC per Id:
| No. 0UO at lUhc ana No. 6OO at 9hc per dozen.
COAL-The market continues steady and
quiet with ample offerings. We quote as fol-
| lows: Ohio River 5Ha6c per bu, afOat, and ga
| lOc delivered. Ashland &c af1oat and Ice de-
liyered. Campbell Greek 61sa7c afloat and 10a
i lie delivered per pu. Muskingum Valley &c per
| bu on cars and l0ailc delivered. Hooking
Valley at elevator 8a9c and delivered at loailc
per bu. Youghoghcny 7a7hc per bu atloat and
| Lie delivered. Kanawha canuel coal is quoted
lSa2Oc per bu, and Anthracite $Sa9 per ton de-
| livered.
COKE-The demand is moderate ouJ prices
| are steady and nominaly unchanged. City
| manufactured is quoted &c; gas-house 7c, and
| crushed 8asc per bu at yards, and 2a3c more
| delivered to consumers.
DRIED FRUITo-There is very little de-
mand for any kind. Prices are nomlnally
steady and unchanged. Peaches are held at
Sal0c, and apples Offering at 3a4c per ID. We
quote foreign fruits as follows: cItron 20a22c,
| figs 9al2c, prunes SAGE, and currants 7aSc, per
lb Layer raIsins held at 81 S5a2 per box.
| EGGS-There has been moderate demand
| only but with limited receipts. The market is
steady with fresh arrivals quoted 12al21sc per
| dozen.
FEArHERs-Tnere is steady market but
quiet, with ample receipts, and dealers paying
4Oa43c per ID for prime on arrival.
IiaA-Lhe market is quet and steady
%th s tne seasoS usual praes sesaH demand snd
nomnally unchangs3, We quote: Mack
erel, No. large, $24a25; No. shore. SIG 50
| al9; No. large. $liall 50: No. medium. 50 81
al0; No. 3large, 80 50a10; No. medium $SaS 50
per brl, and half barrels one-half these prices,
with 25c extra for packages. White ish, $5a
| 5 81, and lake herring, 81 50a2 Is per half-bar
rel. Sardines: alf-Boxes, $s2a2; do quarter
boxes. sl4al5 per case; goldfish. 5a6c per lb
| GUNPUW DER-The demand is light, but
there is continued steady market at previous
prices. We quote rife So 75a6 20 and blasting
| powder 50 20a3 80 per keg.
| GREEN FkUIrS-Apples are scarce and
merely nominal. Lemons are firm and the de-
mand is fair at 81 50aS 90 per box. Oranges
| are in good supply, but the demand is limited,
and we quote them So 5Oa6 30 per box.
| HAf-Ihe market continues steady and
quiet. There is fair local demand for the
liberal offerings. No. timothy is quoted $lOal1
per ton. Medium grades held at $S 50a9 00, and
| common at $1aS per ton. all in bales on arrival,
| and about 81 more required for lots in store.
| HEMP-The market is dull for rough Ken
lucky, but continues steady under light offer
| ings at $l2Oa 25 per ton on atrlval. Moderate
IjobDlng demand for dressed at Sa9c per lb in
store. ...
HfDES-The demand continues moderate
| but the receipts are generally light and the
market is steady and no material change il
prices. Green hides quoted Ease, wet saIteC
9al0c. and dry flint 15alSc per lib. Sheep pelt,
quoted 6Oca$l Tor good to choice, and 25a4Oc fol
| inferior
| HOPS-There is not much demand, and the
market is well supplied at l5al9c per lb FOL
good to choice Eastern.
IRON-The market has undergone no mate
rial change during the week. The demand il
light both for pig iron and malleaDle, but
prices are about as last reported. We quote a.
follows, with pig iron at four months time
Charcoal, not -blast-H. y, very choice. sa6a
2S; No. l. S24a25; No. 2, $Z9a23; do mil, $2la22
Raw vocal and coke-No. l, S23a26: No. 2, s2la22
| Mill, $20a2l: FL. h.. car wheel, $S4a38; Alabama
do. S47a34: Georgia and Tennessee do, s2Ia30:
| Salisbury do, $SSa40. Old car wheels $l9a20 pei
| ton. scrap iron-W rought. per LOO lbs, 95c
ana cast 1sakc per Id. Bar iron-Boiled, 2kc
do charcoal, 3hc. Sheet iron-Boiied. ~ a44o
do charcoal 3xa6Ac, and Russia I4al6c pei
ID. Horse-shoes, "a OOa4 rs. and nue-shoeE
S5 00a5 rs per keG.
LEAD-Demand rather light but market
| steady. We quote 6xa6sc for pig lead, Tai 4C
for bar and ~ haS16c for sheet lead per ID.
| LIME, ETC. - Demand moderate but prices
steady and nominally gnchangsu. We quote
81 sta2 Is per Drl.
LEATHER-There was only very moderate
jobbing trade, but the market remains steady
| and prices are essentially unchanged. We
ddemiosk den S4s88c, harness leather 56a84e, rough
harness 25a29c, skirting do 36a3Sc per Id, bride
leather $45ab5 per doz. American KIP 45aS6c pei
lb, Frepch do $lal ~. American calf skins
9Ocasl Is, French DO 81 6Oa2 0O per lib, and upper
leather l7a20c per foot
| MILL tEEp-The market continues quiet
| and steady, with only moderate offerings at
sl4 OOa14 so for bran, Sl5aI6 for shipstufs, and
| $l7a22 for middllngs per ton, all in bulk, on
| arrival, and dealers asking about S2 more per
ton, in store.
| MOLAssES-The demand is fair for New
Orleans and steady, and selling at 55a6Oc pei
| per gallon Tor prime to choice, and 45a50c fol
interior. Refined syrups are ranging 4ja9Jc
per gallon, according to quality.
NAILS-Quiet and steauy with no material
change, anu we quote $2 60a2 10 per keg for II
| to GOD. Other sizes Offering at proportlUnatt
prices.
steady. Fair demand for resins and quiet for
| spirits turpentine The following are the cur
rent prices: Turpentine 36aSSc per gallon
resin, extra pale, 81 25a5; pale, " 7aa4: No. l
S3a3 25. No. =, 81 75a8; No. 8, 81 5Ua2 rs; navy
pitch, SO 2ja3 rs; roofing pitch, II 75az and Car
olina tar, So 25a3 50 per bril- Coal tar. 81 5Oh;
per brl, including barrel; oakum, 9k all 1ac PEI
pound.
NUTS-Market quiet and steady for peanuts
at previous prices, as follows; N a6c per lib fo
good to choice white, and 2a3Ac for red, as t
quality. Almonds quoted l6a20c, white wal
nuts l2al5c. 1lberts l0al2c, pecans Ease, anC
Brazil nuts Ease per ID. Cocoanuts "a 5Oa5 pc
hundred.
OILS-The market is quiet and easy for lin
seed, and Offering at 7Oa7lc per gallon. Re
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