The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-23

bAKAEIne market y easier, nnaer llnerai
anu - y. ueanu anu
cnessngtsVaE ~ 10 5enlns " ~ per eoru, anoae
y Eco N r. q .so r.. ~ " tHvosIase se9hsss anu
stea9y ~ <saxoc M per ~ lor Prim9 quaiiy.
nEAE2 E2-1ne LA LA IAe9 rs - M osvls'oohoo, sne
sasn,, 8, Ssai s ner In "o1'n
~ oyed ~ anu t u Sv ~ NIL. - so y ~ - 20 ~
- ex..a y -, Ss dio sp;.as 80
put tnere is very Hgns demanu, rrices % afe
%aen ao staih hna - 80 "a ehoina Sree"
harl sssss per pr Ib, - a, ~ ~ ~ A
;,,,,s ayoaa ., Sa s,yways nno ~ snv
W. noa stss ..y NAT * foe M SHaGar "a n
~ ~ Hup, p"r, q stas n & 20 Svav W. ~
VI RfgTrEiy fyT1 rbe T. hos ,ndao,,a 10
M materia, csangs TSsse nas as; unuerg9nD nS NJ
demand for hest tai5s i1tte,, Win ksoias sy
Gent to consume ali the, fscgiSts. There is
verv moderate sfiinnin q and uacking4 rlen ana
We can oniy repeat spreyious r,rises Thoice
Western Reserve IA worth 2fa9sc. and sasS
more for other selections. Prime Central Ohio1
Is quoted ,24a25c, and lower grades 1Sa22c per |
pound.
CANNED FRUITS, ETC.-The demand Is
moderate, and prices continue unchanged. We
quote: Peaches, per dozen, 81 7ba2 10; pine
apples. 81 Goal eo; strawberries, 81 75a2 70;
raspberries, ~ 2ba2 IS; pears, 81 65a2 90; whor
az %; green corn, 81 50a2 80: green peas, 81 50
az %; condensed milk g 75as w; oysters, cove,
CANDLES-Are in fair request and steady
| at previous prices We quote: Common tailow
Il21sal3hc, and star candles 8%ai7c per lb.
| CHEE5E-ls quiet and steady, with mod
| crate offerings and fair demand. we quote
| GOFFEE-1he demand is fair and the mar
ket STEADY, NO cnange IN prices. hl0 is worth
22a2Sc for common, ~ a24tac for medium, and
t25aa6c for prime to choice, per lib. 3aya Is
worth 3SA86c per ID.
1 CUAL-ls steady, with moderate wholesale
demand, at &c for Ohio River, Be for Ashland,
and % for fonghiogheny. we quote, deliy-
ered 70 consumers: Ohio hlver iOaIic, ASH
land 12c. Muskingum. Raymond City and
hanaWna lSal3c. 1ougnl0gneny l3al4c, and
kanaWha Capnel NC per Du. Hooking alley,
at elevator liG, and deliyereq ,t N l3al4c per pu.
Antnracite, i denvered, we're ~ ooalV upper ION.
for domestic, and no change in prices. We
quote; peaches II llhalS1ac. ana apples yal0Bc
per lb, Foreign are steady, ana selling at
prices previously quoted. The demand is fair.
Layer ralsins are worth s3a5 70 Der pox. We
quote: Gltron, 2saSoc; ngs, loaloe: prunes. ~
aa4c; dates, 65zasc, and currants, shaloc
EGGS-rhe receipts have been rather light,
and with fair demand the market Is firm at
26c per dozen for fresh arrivals. Ia,
FEATHERS-There is moderate demand,
with better receipts, and prime live geese are
worth 53c per lb.
i GINSENG=-The demand Is moderate, with
limited receipts at VI VI per Id for prime
quality. ..,,,,,.,,. .4.s,s ~.
| GREEN FRUITSS-Apples are In moderate
demand with liberal offerings, They are worth
~ 50a3 pei brl, for fair TO good and So 5Oa4 for
prime o choice per brl. Cranberries are quoted
10 6Oall per blL Lemons, W Soa7 81 per box,
and oranges $Si per Drt .,ss, -
| HAYIIhe market mas continued steady
during the past week, and without any change
The better grades are 10 good local demand,
but lower graaes graz aIe sun y negiecas5eu. 81
The demand and oherings are poth llght. We
Quote rough kentucky sl35 per ton IN store
4 and $lSS on arrival. Dressed is worth lo1aallt
y HlDES-Are steady aud in moderate re-
quest and the receipts are ample at previous
, prices. Gfeen niues are woftn oaic; We'
salted, 7ha9e; dry nlnt, l4alec per 40, Sneet
pelts, Iocasl 10 Ior Roou 70 PRIME, ana zVa4Vt
Tor common -. n n. -
HOFS-Are IN Iair requesI WIN goou supply
and they are worm ioa@oc per 10 ior prime.
IRON, ETC.-MaTket nInl, win salr de-
mand Tor pig iron, put malleapie ls not Wantet
to any extent NO materiai Variatlon II
lprices. We quote the following as the rang
y OF the Market az lour Mohtns, per ION, Tor ~
s grades oi pig iron: Cnarco,a,i nos oiass, =
r h., NO; |. s%oazo' no. = 20, ~. nlil, s%za1S
: Ala, .Geor, and Tenn, No. ! $2fa2S; do No; I
: w; mill, szs, STONE coal anu COKE, NO l, "a
!. y; No; Z w; Mili, ssoaas' charcoal, col col
blast y ~, saoaoV; Snafeoal. Wam Tlaaaoa ana COZ
blast, Ala9aMa, georgia in anu Iennessee' =.
Q a4O; blooms, cnarcoai, sooasG scrap IRON pc
!, ID, Wr0nght, ial 54c; cast. %atc par IRON, pe
y Id, common S4a2 G; cnarcoa,, " aaci snee ie
: iron, per ~, polleq, 9a4ssci hussiah, ioaioc
mule, s6a2.I5.
9 has been no change IN the market We qnote
y Pig lead Ta7 Nc, bar Lead aaec, sheet, oaaS3a
r and lead pipe, g5<c per ~. ts., \, sD =
Z LEAIHEk-The market IS quiet and steady
: There has been no change In prices. We quot
, American kip. per lb 65a9us; French klp, VI ~
! so: bride, per Dozen $55a6O; upper Per 1901,
!; aa5c; skirting. 40aAzc; American calf-skini
. 81 l0al 80; French calf-skins, 81 g5a2 10; oa
J, sole, y7a40c; hemlock do, 2Sa35c; X. harness. Z
}. a27c. harness, 34a3sc.
o MILL FElsD-The market is firm with lin
= ited offerings There is fair demand fc
Q bran at $l3a14 per ton. Shipstlifs are in mod
: crate request at $i5a16 per ton. Middlings al
lsteady and sell at $22a27 per ton, all on arriva
); and 81 per ton more in store.
= M0LASSE5-Is steady with only moderat
y demand at previous prices. New Orleans
o worth b0a55c for old and 6oa6Sc for now Gro
per gallon Golden syrup is worth 4JaSVc pt
gallon, according to quality.
: .NAILs-The market is ,steady and quie
Demand m0deraDe. we queue: S5a5 10 per nc
for 10d to God, and other sizes at proportiona
rates. -.
NAVALSIOhES-Ine demanuis nght, WI
j. some decline in spirits OF turpentIne, 9TH
le articles are steady. Wequote; Resin, virgi
4 $5a5 2J; No ordinary, W; pitch, "a %: splri
- OF turpentine, 43aa5c; No. pale, VA 0Oa4 8
at NO. ordinary. S2 %; tar. "a.