The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-02

ern Reserve Is worth aoa2Ic, and single patk-
ages Of extra will bring 2ase per ID more
Prime Southern Ohio sells at 23a24c per lb.
Nelium grades, 16a2.)c per lh
CANNED FRUITS. ETo.-The demand con-
tlnues fair and we observe no change IN prices.
We quote: Peaches. per dozen, 81 S6a2 %;
w; raspberries, 81 25s2 IS; pears, 81 65a2 80;
whortlebeFrles. ~ Uba2 %: plums. per dozen,
- 00a2 25; green corn, u 5oa2 30: green peas,
81 bOa2 7b: condensed milk. 81 I5as W; oysters,
cove, 81 l0al b0; tomatoes, 81 GOAL Co.
CANDLRS-Are la fair demand, and steady
at 16a17e for star candles, ana common taliow
1256alSIzc per ID.
CHEEsE-fhere is Moderate demand and
the receipts are ample, with an easy market at
13al4c per 10 for prime to choice.
UoAl.-The market continues steady, with
q fair demand. The rates ahoat are 13c for
YoughioghenY, 1uc for Ashland. and 90 tor
elevator, re per bu. Delivered to consumers.
we quote Ohio river 12al8c, Ashland l3a14c,
Raymond City 14al5c, Muskingum, Hooking
Valley and kanawha Liable, Youghiogheny
20c per bu. Anthracite delivered isworth 80 So
al0 90 per ton.
coFFEEr-Msrket steady, with moderate de-
and q previous ~, we ss,r 9rGse " no
2Sa2Tc for prime TO choice per Id. Java ts
worth 32A3Ic per lh
UORDAGE-There is a. quiet market, but
prices are steady and unchanged. We quote:
uuoP PEasTuFF-The market is steady,
with moderate sales and light receipts.
We qSete; , 81 Poies' so per ioys; .d hour Dg,
per 700: rough barrel, Sl4ai6; dressed do, $l6
a2O; slaek' hogsnead. saoaa5; tight hogshead,
$S0a35.
aaote: u,a Half hhds, 81 10; pork Dris. socasi
slack half bris, 50 50a4 10: tight, half iron
bound brls, 81 COAL 10: lard tlerces, 81 10al 25:
81 5Oai s.: petroleum bris, 81 25al 90; slack
hhds 81 4Ual SO; oil brls, 81 l5al 25.
COTTON YARNS-1he market is quiet and
steady at previous prices. We quote: Assorted
carpet warp, coiored, per ID, Saci wicking, per
ID, z5c; cover.et yarns, &c; cotton twine, per
Id, 22a24c; cotton rope, per ib, 22c; 500s, per
doz, 12hc: 6OOs, per doz, lie; trot. lines per
b, sOc; staging, per ib. o2c; seine twine, per
DRIED FRUITS-There is o moderate de-
mand fof domestic. which is firm az 95sa10%c
for apples, and II hal21ac for peaches per 10.
Foreign are quiet and steady Figs, 16alsc:
prunes. 10a14c: dates, 6haSc; currants. 65la
l0c per Id: citron, z6a3Oc per lb. Layer raisins
are worth 50 15a3 w per box.
E5GS-The demand has been fair, and we
quote fresh 22c per dozen.
FEArHERS-The market is steady,with fair
demand and good supply at 54c per lb for prime
GINSENG There is a moderate demand at
GREEN FRUIfS-Apples are in fair re-
quest and the receipts are ample, with steady
market at $3 25a4 for best qualities. Lemons
are worth SO 50a7 per box. Oranges are quoted
@7a8 per box for Creole. CranDerrles are worth
$10al1 per bri.
HAY-There is quiet market and the re-
ceipts are liberal, with only moderate de-
mand for the best grades. Inferior grades
are dull. No. timothy is worth s19a20 for
loose, and $l7alS for tight pressed per ton.
Lower grades are worth S12al5 per ton, all on
arrival. In store dealers require 81 more per
aEMp-The demand is light and not equal
to the offerings, and there is quiet market,
but prices remain steady at $lS)ai40 per ton for
rough kentuek and l01Salle per lD for dressed.
HIDES-The demand is limited, with mod
crate offerings, and prices nave undergone no
material change. Green hides are worth ia
l7ko; wet sailed 7ha9c, and dry flint 14aI5c
per lb. Sneep pelts are selling at T5caSl rs for
good TO prime. and 26a5Oc for common.
HOPS-Are In fair demand and worth 17a29c
per lb for prime to chofce, with ample supply.
IRON, ETC.-The market is dull, especially
for malleable. There has been no ma
terial change in r.ta. the prices; We give
| four months, per ton; Charcoal, hot blast,
H. r., No. l. S25a26; NO. 2. do, s24; mill,
| $23: Alabama. Georgia aud Tennessee, No. /,
sna s2as :ohe no. No as5 a No s ssSHe sss; Gf e1al
S20a22; charcoal, cold blast, III. r., s40a5U:
charcoal, warm and cold blast, Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, SS0a4os blooms, char
coal, s60a9U; scrap iron, per lib, wrought,
al Ne; cast. 2aic: bar iron, per lib, common.
2Aa2Kc; charcoal, 81sa4c; sheet iron, per lb,
boiled, 4a4hc; Russian, I6alSc; charcoal, 5a
5kc; shoes, perkeg, horse, IS 75a6: mule, SO =
al.
LEAD-The market is steady and quiet, with
moderate demand. We quote: Pig lead, Ia
INC, bar lead, 7hasc, and sheet lead SIC per
pound.
at previous prices. We quote: American KIP.
per lb, 65a90c; French kip, 81 lOaI 30: bride,
per dozen. $55a60; upper. per foot, 20a25c;
skirting. 40a42c. American calf-sklns, 81 l9a
! 85; French calf-skins. 81 75a2 l5; OAK sole.
yTa40c; hemlock do. 2Sl35c; Il. harness. 23a27c !:
harness, 34a3Sc.
MILLFEED-The market is quiet with lib
eral offerings and moderate demand. Bran
is worth $l3al4; shipstuifs, $16al7. and mid
dlings s22a26 per ton, ON arrival. In store
dealers ask 81 per ton more. :
M0LASSES-The market is dull, and prices
are unchanged. New Orleans Is worth 55a
65c, and golden sirups 40asOc per gallon, ac-
NAILS-1he market is quiet and steady,
and we quote: 10a6Ud, $3a3 ~ per keg, and 9TH
er sizes at propor tlonate rates.
NAVAL LsTOREs-Ther is moderate de-
mand, but prices are steady and unchanged.
We quote Resin, virgin, $5a5 25; No. 4 ordinary,
S.; pitch, "a 50; spirits OF turpentine, 4Sc: No
pale, 81 OOa4 50; No. ordinary. 81 is; tar,
".
OILS-There is moderate demand for lin
seed at 55c per gallon. Lard oil is worth 81 05
al or per gallon for extra current-ma Re-
aneo petroleum is quoted lz1sal3c per gallon.
PEANUTS-The demand and receipts are
both light: Red are worth 4Ha6c. and white
SaS1c per lb
PAINTS-Market quiet but steady at previ :
Gus prices. We quote: White lead, per ID,
9ka10c; htharge, per lb, 1OXal1c; patent
dryer. per Id, 14a15c; Prussian blue, per To-,
65a73c; chrome yellow, 16aiSc; chrome green,
l6aIsc; Paris white, 3aS1Sc; Paris green, 30a4Oc;
Spanish brown, 2a3c; yellow ochre, 21ka45kc;
lampblack, 9a10c; putty, per lb, 41sa5c.
POTATOES-The market generally dull,
with liberal receipts. Irish are worth 40a50c
per bn In store, and about t0c per bu less on
arrival. Sweet are quoted ~ 25a2 ~ per brl in
store.
P0ULTRY-Live chickens are in moderate
request and worth ~ 25aB rs per dozen, accord
ing to quality,
POWDER-Market firm and demand fair at
IS 25a5 70 for blasting, and s3a3 50 for rifle, per
keg.
RAGS-Are steady, and there is fair de-
maad for mixed cotton at 2xa3c per lh. W ool-
cn cqiet ut 4a5c for soft, and XaNc for COM
n.onI
.RlCR--Market steady, and there is moder-
ate ,nsumptive demand at eaShc for Carolina: /:
fAaSc for louisiana, and 5a1&c for Rangoon
per ID.
SALT-There has been no change and we
can only repeat previous prices. Domestic is