The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19


iSal3kc for 2h lp; 1s,{al3Kc for "a lb, and
lS3 ai8%c for "a ID per yard.
BARK-Tne market is well supplied and
easy under limited demand, and good TO
prime chestnut oak is worth $l2al4 per cord
Tailoat.
BEEswAx-steady and quiet at STasse for
prime sample lots.
: BEANs-The demand is light and there is a
very quiet market at 81 75al 50 for mediums
and 80 for best navys per bu.
BROOM CORN--ls easy and In moderate
request with large receipts. Common red is
quoted 5a6c, green stalk braid IaSc, and fancy
green hurl 9AalOc per lb.
BROOMS-Market steady with moderate
demand and prices unchanged. We quote:
Common, 81 S5as rs; hurl W 25aS 90; Shaker,
So 5Oa3 Is. and steamboat s5 50a6 90 per doz.
BUTTERFLIES undergone very little change
during the.week. The demand has continued
good for best table butter and mainly local
Lower grades are generally rejected. Shippers
and packers are not buying to any extent. We
quote: Choice Western Reserve 27a28c per 10,
and 2a3c more can be had for extra selections
Of single packages. Prime Southern Ohio is
worth 2Sa2oc, medium 2Oa22c, and common 16a
O4NNED FRUITS ETo.-Demand fair
and market steady at previous prices. We
quote;' Peaches. per dozen, 81 7ba2 15; pine
apples, 81 65a1 80; strawberries, 81 75a2 10;
raspberries, " 25a2 IS; pears, 81 65a2 So;
whortleberries, S2a2 25: plums, per dozen,
$2a2 20; green corn 81 50a2 50: green peas, 81 50a
2 70; condensed milk. 81 75a5 90; oysters, cove,
CANDLEs-There is light demand at pre-
vIous prices. We quote: star candles, l6na
17c, and common tallow, 121sal31sc per lb.
CHEESE-There is firm market, with fair
demand, and prime to choice factory is worth
l3al35zc per lb.
.COAL-The wholesale markets. steady, and
the demand is fair at nc for YoughoghenY Sc
for Ashland, and Sc for Ohio river, per bu,
ahoat Hooking Valley, at elevator, lie per
| bu. We quote, delivered to consumers: 11al2c
for Ohio river, 13al4c for Ashland, 14al5c' for
Hooking Valley. Muskingum and Kanawha,
l5a 16c for PttsDurg, nc for kanawha camel,
and 20c for Ohio camel.
COFFEE-There is fair demand and a
| firm market, and no change in prices. We
quote Rio 23a21c for common, "a y a26c for fair
to good and 26a27 nc for prime To choice, per lb.
Java is worth 33a35c per lib.
| CORDAGE-The demand remains moderate,
| and prices unchanged. Manila is worth AKA
| 1910; Sisa. l1fal2Ac, and Jute is quosed lOa
| C0OPERAGE-The market rules easier,
under heavy receipts; demand moderate. We
quote: Half hhds, 81 10: pork brls. Wcal 90:
slack half brls, S3 5Oa4 90; tight, half iron
bound brls, 81 coal 10; lard tlerces. 81 10al 25;
flour brls. 2Sa3sc; whisky brls. iron-bonnd,
| hhds, 81 4Dal So; oil brs, 81 l5a1 rs.
| COOPEksrUFR-The market has been
IN prices We quote: Poles. per loo:
-four barrel. $40; tight barrel, $15a20; nogsheau,
| S35a45. Slaves, per 1,OO0: rough barrel, $l4al6
| dressed 90, SlOd2U, Stuck uORS0euu, 4%UdZ0,
| CRANBERRIES-rh market is firm, with
good demand for prime to choice qualities at
$1Ua11 per brl.
DRIED FRUTTS-There is a moderate de-
mand for domestic at 9al1c for apples, II hal2c
| for peaches per Id. Foreign are in fair demand
| and firm. Layer raislns are worth ~ T5a3 w
per box: citron per lb, 26a30c; new figs are
worth 1sa2Oc per Id; .prunes, 10a15c; currants,
EGGS-Are firm and in fair request, with
only moderate receipts at 2la22c per dozen.
| GINsENG-Ls in moderate demand at $ia
| l 05 for prime lots on arrival.
| GREEN FRUITS-There is a fair demand
for apples, with good receipts, and good TO
choice are worth $3a5 per brl. Oranges sell at
| $8a9 per box. Lemons $l0al2per box.
| HAY-The market is easy under moderate
demand for the higher grades. Inferior grades
| continue dull. We quote: No. l timothy, S2la
% for loose, and $20a2l for heavy pressed per
ton on arrival. Common grades are held at
$12al6 per ton on arrival. III store dealers ask
| 81 per ton more.
| HEMP-The market is about as last re-
| ported The demands light and the receipts
| are moderate. Rough Kentucky is worth $l85
al45 per ton. Dressed Is held at lO}aai1c per
lpound.
HIDEs--Market steady and quiet The de-
jmand is moderate at 6a7c for green hides, ga
l0c for wet salted, and 14al5c for dry fIntper lb
Sheep pelts are worth 75caSl rs for good to
piIme, and 25aj0c for common.
| IRON, ETo.-Pig iron is dull. Malleable is
in moderate demand. No material change, in
prices. We give the following rates at four
months, p r ton, for pig: Charcoal, hot blast,
| III. r., No. l., .S25a2f; No. q do, $24a25: mill.
1923: Alabama. Georgia and Tennessee, No. 1,
$24a26; No. q, $23aM; mill, $2a; stone coal
and coke iron, No. 1, SAa2j; No. 2, $23a2l,
MILL $2Oa2s; charcoal. cold blast H. r.,
$40a5U: Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee.
warm and cold blast, $85a40; blooms, $S0
ago: wrought scrap. &c per ID: cast, do,
xalc per ID. Wrought iron: sheet iron, boiled,
Nos. IL n, 4a4Ac; do, charcoal, 5a61Sc; horse
shoes, 50 75a6 per keg; mule shoes, IS 75a7 per
keg; charcoal scrap, 51Sa4c per lb. American
steel: Best cast tool steel, Il to 2-inch, 16c per
4 lb: machinery steel, q to 2-Inch, 10hc per lb;
hammer steel. 121Sc per lb; German steel in
bars, 9hc per lb: lire Steel ordinary sizes, SC
per lb. Imported steel, English: Best bar cast
Isteel, for tools, l0a2Je; best quality sheet cast
steel, 19a2Jc perlb; best double shear cast steel,
19a2Oc per lD; machinery steel, 12a14c per lib;
German steel, 13c per lb; blister ~ steel, ia
49, per 10; best English spring steel, 1Uc per lb.
LEAD-Is quiet, and no change in prices
We, quote; Pig Ta73ac, bar lead 71saSc, sheet
lead 6haS4sc perlb.
4 LEAIHEk-There is a steady market with
fair demand at the following prices American
kip. per ib, 65a9Uc; French kip. 81 1Oal so: bril-
die, per dozen, $55a60; upper. per foot, 20a25c;
lskirting, 4Oa42c: American calf SKINS, 81 lOa
i 80; French calf-s skins, 81 7ba2 15: OAK sole,
37a40c; hemlock do, 2Sa35c; Il. harness. 23a27c;
harness, 34a}6c.
MeLAssEs-The demand is only moderate
anu the market is easy. Old crop New Orleans
is worth 55a65c per gallon. Light receipts OF
new crop sold at righ rates. Refined sirups are
worth 40a8Oc per gallon, according to quality.
MILLFEED-The market continues steady
and quiet. The offerings are limited and the
demand is Moderate. Prices unchanged Bran
is worth $16al7, shipstuffs 18al9 and middings
23a2s per ton, all on ARRIVAL and dealers require
W per ton more. aq
NAILS-Demand only moderate No ochange
In prices. We quote S3a3 10 per keg for lQa6Jd,
and other sizes at propo rtionate rates. '-
Il NAVAL STORES-Spir OF tufpentine are
in fair demand, and the market otherwise is
very quiet. No change in prices. We quote
Resin, virgin, $5a5 2j; No. ordinary, $3; pItch,
"a 80: spirits Of turpentine, 4Sa50c; No. pale,
/ 81 00a4 50: No. ordinary. 50 IS: tar, $4
OILS-Llnseed is dull and weak. 1t is worth
55a5Sc per gal. Lard oil is steady and in fair
demand at 81 gSal 05 per gal. Refined petroleum
is quoted l3al4c per gal.
PAINTS-The market is steady and quiet
at previous prices We quote: White fead,
per lb, 9hal0c: htharge, per lb, 1O%al1c;
patent dryer, per 10, 14a15c; Prussian blue per
Id, 6oa43c; chrome yellow, 16a1Sc; chrome
/ green, 16alSc; Paris white, 3a8bc: Paris
green. 30a4Oc; Spanish brown, 2a3c; yellow
ochre, 2Aa4&c; lanpblack, 9a10c; putty, per ID,
4a5hc. ''''- : ~
i POTATOES Market steady, with no ma
terial change. Irish are in moderate demand
at VI 50rer brl, and 45a50c per bu. Sweet are
worth S2 b0a2 % per bIl' for prime quality.