The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-07

BABK-is easier under liberal Tecefpts ana
demand. Good TO prime chestnut oak
Is worth $9ai1 per cord, afloat.
BEESW AX-Moderate demand and steady.
Prime to choice lots sell at 27aSoo per lb.
BEANS-I'ne receipts are heavy and in ex-
cess Of the demand. There Is q dull market at
81 85al Az per bu for choice nayys, and II l5a
l 20 for mediums.
BROOM CORN-There is moderate de-
mand with ample receipts, and the market is
quiet. We quote: Common red. 4a6c; green
stalk braid, Tasc and fancy green hurl, shashc
per lb.
mon, 81 25a2 rs; hurl, 50 25a3 so; Shaker, SO iva
4. aud steamboat, IS 5tIa6 per dozen. /
BUTTER-The market is steady and there
Is a fair demand for the better grades. Lower |
qualities are inactive. No material change in |
prices Choice is worth Zia28c, with la2c more
Tor extra selections of single packages. Prime l
is quoted 24as5c, and lower grades 1Ta2Oc per |
pound.
CANDLEs--rhe demand is moderate, but |
there Is steady market and prices are un- |
changed. We quote: Common tallow, 12Ha |
1870, and star candles, l6.s al7c Der lb.
CANNED FRUITS, ETC.-The demand is |
fair at previous prices. We quote: Peaches, |
per dozen, 81 7ba2 rs; pineapples, 81 65a |
80; strawberries. VI 75a2 10; raspberries, |
81 2ba2 IS; pears, 81 65as 80; whortleberrles, $2
az 25; plums, per dozen, 50 0Oa2 2b; green corn,
81 50a2 50: green peas, 81 50a2 rs; condensed
milk. 50 75aavU; oysters, cove, 81 l0al oO; toma-
toes, 81 coal so.
E-IncrC lS u bIOaQy ulAIHtU WITH
moderate demand. We quote prime to choice
factory 121s al3c per lb.
COFFEE-rhe market Is firm. with fair de-
mand ana little advance In prices. We quote
prime to choice S6a21c per 10. Java is worth 80
a37c per lb .l
COAL-rhe wholesale market is steady at 9c
for Youghiogheny, 74asc for Ashland, and &c for
Ohio River. We quote: Delivered to consul
| mers, Ohio River 10c, Ashland lie, RAYMOND
| City 12c. Muskingum, Hooking Valley and
| Kanawha 12a13c, and Pittsburg lsal4c per b9.
| Anthracite is worth 80 53al0 per ton.
CORDAGE-There is a moderate demand,
and the market is steady. We quote: Jute 10a
lie, Sisal l0Aa1l%c, and Manila 14a15c per Id.
| COOPERAGE-Fhere is a fair demand only
for pork barrels and lard tierces. Other articles
| are quiet but firm. We quote: Half hhds. .95ca$l;
pork brls. 95as$; slack half brls, S3a3 80; tight
half, iron bound brls s1al 10; lard uerces. VI 10
al %: flour brls, 2TaSsc; whisky Drls. iron
bound, 81 30ai 81; petroleum brls, 81 l5al rs;
slack hnds, 81 1Ual Is; oil brls, 81 15al 20.
| COOPERSTUF UFF-There is fair demand,
and prices rule somewhat higher. We quote:
Poles. per l,OOO: flour brl, seas; tight brl. s1za
| rs; nogsneaa, SS5aSS Slaves, per 900: rough
BARREL $l4al6; dressed do, $2ea22; slack hogs
| head, $20a25: tight hogshead, $3Oa35
| COTTON YARNS-The demand Is only
moderate, with free offerings. Prices are
steady and unchanged. We quote: Assorted
Nos. per lib. 23c; carpet warp, white, per lib, 23c
carpet warp, colored, per lb, 30c; wicking, per
ID, 23c; coverlet yarns, Csc; cotton twine, per
I'D, SlaSZcs c0GtOu rope, per IN, iOdzLC 0Vus, per
doz, 1l1Sc; 6O0s. per doz 10c trot lines, per Id,
z9c; staging, per lb, 3lc; seine twine, per
| Id, 32c.
i DRIED FRUITS - Domestic fruit is firm,
4 with fair demand at 9al0bc for apples, and "
a13c for peaches. Foreign fruits are in good
demand and steady. Layer faIsins are worth
4 s3 lOa3 70 Der box. Citron sells at 28a30c; figs
15alSc; prunes. 10a14c; dates, 61aasc. and cur
rants, SHal0c per lib.
| EGtiS-There is q moderate demand, with
liberal receipts at 26c per dozen for fresh with
steady market.
| FEATHERS-Are In moderate request, and
i steady at 53c per lb for prime live geese.
GINSENG There is moderate demand,
with limited offerings, and the market is steady
at 81 Us per ID for best quality.
| GREEN FRUITS-Apples are plentiful and
in moderate demand at " 5Oa37j for common
to choice. Lemons are worth $la7 50 per box.
Oranges sell at $Sa9 per brl. Cranberries ale
worth $lOal1 per brl and $3a3 50 per case.
II HAY-The market continues steady. with
far demand, and no change In prices We
quote: No. timothy, S.9a2J for loose and sra
Is for tight pressed, per ton, on arrival. In
ferior are dull at $t2al5 per ton, on arrival. In
store, dealers require 81 more per ton.
| HEMP The supply exceeds The demand
n and the market is quiet anu weak. Rough
| Kentucky is worth Sl2t per ton on arrival and
:. $i22alaO in store. Dressed is held at 9a1al0c
. per 10.
J HIDEs-Are steady, with far demand, anc
we observe little or no change in prices Greer
hides are worth 5xa7c; wee salted, 7a9c; dry
iInt, 14al5e; sheep pelts, 7ocaSi 70 for good tc
: Prime. aud %20a40c for for common.
: H0PS-There is moderate demand, with an
excess OF receipts. We quote prime to choice
l6a1Sc per lb
IRON, ETC.--The market has undergone lit
+, tie or no change. The demand is moderate
;, with liberal offerings. We give the following
as the range oil the market at four month";
= for pig iron per ton: Charcoal, hot blast, IL
h., No. l. s2sa26; NO. Sdo, $a4; mill, s22a2S
I Ala, Geor. aud Tenn, No. !, s24a25; do No. 2
! ! $23; mill, $22; stone coai and COKE No. l, $4s
: q; No. 2, $23; mill, S20a22; charcoal, colt
blast, Ii. r., $40a5U: charcoal, warm and colo
: blast, Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, 81
!. a4O; blooms, charcoal, $SOa9J; scrap iron, pei
!, lib, wrought. 1a1 &c: cast. xalc: bar iron, pc
lib, common, 2Ha2kc; charcoal, 31aa4c; shee
+. | iron, per Id, boiled, 4a41sc; Russian, l6al6c
!, charcoal, 5a5hc; shoes, per keg, horse, So 76a6
LEADS in fair request and steady. NJ
II material change in prices. Pig lead is wort
7a7fc, bar lead 756a6c, lead pipe 6%c, and shee
lead 9kc per Id.
LEATHER Continues steady with mod
y crate demand, and We observe no change il
: prices. We quote: American KIP, per lb 65
!, vUc; French KIP, 81 lUal So: bride, per dozer
, $65a6O; upper. per foot, 20a25c; sKirting 40a42c
American calf skins, 81 l0al S5; French calf
skins, 81 75a2 IS: OAK sole, y7a4Oc; hemlOck dc
28a35c; Il. harness. asa27c: harness, 34a3oc.
r MILL FEED-Bran is in fair demand, wit
' m oderate receipts and irm at $l4al5 per tor
ohipstu1fs are quiet and steady at SlbalI pc
ton. Miidlings are IN moderate demand an
lauoted $2Ua25 per ton, all on arrival In stor
: dealers require 80 per ton less.
,sI MOLASSES-- There is moderate deman
z and the supply is large. The market is easie
!, but we observe no material variation. Ne,
i Orleans is quoted 55a6Sc, and refined syrup
n l'55a65c per gallon,
y NAILS-Are steady with moderate deman'
II and we quote s3a3 ~ per keg for1Od TO BOd, an
~ other sizes in proportion.
NAVAL STURES-The demand is moderat
ID but there is q steady market and prices al
,e unchanged We quote: Resin, virgin, $5a5 q
ss No. ordinary, $3; pitch, 81 5V: spirits Of tu
Is peptine, dSa45c; NJ. pale, "a 0Oa4 5O No. Of
O. binary. 50 90: tar, "a.
a OILS-Market steady, and we observe n
material change. Linseed is quoted 8Dc pt
vi gallon, with moderate demand. Extra lard o
& is worth 81 0Sal 10 per gallon. Refined petrC
l. leum sells at 12ka13c per gallon.
30 PAINTS, &C.-There is a steady market,wii
it moderate demand. at previous prices. "
quote: White lead, per ID, 9ha10e; liJharg
,c per lib, 101sal1c; patent dryer, per 10, 14a15
"a Prussian blue, per 10, 6oa75c; chrome yellow
I'd l6alsc; chrome green, 16alSc; Paris white, I
l3kc: Paris green, 3Ja40c; Spanish brown, 2aS,
r yellow Ochre, 2s4aihc; lampblack, 9a1Oc; putt
'r per Id, 41za5c.
d POTAI0ES-The market is very quiet wit
large offerings. No change in prices. Iris
d are worth 4Oas0c per bu in store. and l0c less
Dr. arrival
POULTRY-The demand is generally ia
le with ample receipts. We quote live or dresse