The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-09

good ordinary, uXe; low middllnf. i2xc;
middling, 1870; good middling, l81fc; MD
ding fair. 14c: fair, l6c per Id. ~
'WHISkY-The market is steady at II 10 per
| gal, and sales at that figure Of 155 bris.
ALCOHOLIC weaker, and VIC quote 9s per
cent. above proof 81 "A per gallon.
| .ASHES-The market is steady though quiet
at 4fc per p y for or potash, and 7'fo for pearl.
have declined since our last. We quote: Flax
| bagging, . 10, 121al25<c; 2& lb, 125kal2slc,
and2k ID RXalSkc per yard.
BAGS--There is steady market and the
demand Is moderate. No change in prices.
We quote! BurlapE 2 bu. 9a10c: do, bu, 13a
lac; gunnies Q bu, 14a15c; do, 4 bu, 21a23c, and
cotton seamless sacks are worth 26a29c.
BARK-The' demand is fair and the market
is well supplied and steady at 81 la13 per cord,
ION arrival, for good to prime chestnut oak.
i BEANS-The demand Is light with liberal
| receipts, and we quote choice navys lSl T5a1 80
per bu, and mediums 81 Goal 90, per bu in
/ BEESWAX-Prime to choice lots sell at 27a
2ec per lb, with fair demand and steady mar
ket.
and there little better demand. We quote:
lCommon red, 4a8c;. green stalk braid, 7aSc,
Hand fancy green hnrl, 811a95kc perlb
BROOMS-There is not much demand, and
lprlces continue unchanged. We quote: steam
3 50, and common, So 25a2 rs per doz.
BUTTER-The market has continued steady
Though quiet during the week. There has Been
"a good demand from retailers for best table
IDutter, and shippers and packers have been
Ibuying TO moderate extent Prices have un-
ldergone little or no change. Choice Western
Reserve Is worth 25a26c, and 2a8e more per lib
for extra selections in single packages. Prime
rs quoted 22a23c; medium grades, l9a20c, and
! common, 16al6c per lb.
CANNEDsFRUTTS, ETc.-There is moder-
ate demand, and we observe no material change
pssss ssnes peacss s aoTsq 6ss s.
2.UO; raspberries, $a 25a2 IS; pears, 81 65a2 50
whortleberres, " O0a2 25: plums, per dozen
I$2 00a2 25; green corn, 81 50a2 SO; green peas
81 b0a2 75: condensed milk. s2 75a3 20; oysters
cove, 81 l0al 90; tomatoes, $I00a1 60.
| CANDLBS-There is steady Market with
moderate demand at previous prices. We
quote: Star candles, 16ha17c; and common
| tallow, 121Sal85ac per lib.
steady market at 13al4c per lb for prime to
i choice factory.
COFFEE-ls easier under a moderate de-
mand and prices are about nc lower per lb.
/ We quote: Rio, 221<a23c for common; 2y5<a
| 4hc for fair to good, and 24a251lc for prime
and 26a26H for choice per lb. Javais quoted
i 3Sa37c peril
COAL-The supply has been increased BY
Irecent arrivals, and prices are somewhat
easier The rates afioat are nominal. We
quote, delivered to consumers, Youghiogheny
15c, Muskingum, Hooking Valley and Kama
wha 14c, Ashland l3c, and Ohio river 12c pei
i Anthracite, delivered, 10 50al0 per ton.
COKDAGE-Isin in limited demand and prices
are easier. Manila is worth i4al5c, Sisal l0x
I.al1%c, and Jute lUa11c per lb.
/ COOPERAGE-The demand is fair and the
lreceipts areimoderate, No change in prices
Weiquote:s HALF hhds, 81 TO-: pork brls. 90ca$l
slack half brls, 50 5oa4 10; tight, half iron
bound brls, 81 GOAL 10; lard ulerces. - 1oal 25
-four brls. 2Sa33c; whisky brls. iron-bou
81 50a1 S5: petroleum bris, 81 26a1 IS; SHACK
hnCs, 81 40al SO; oil brls, 81 15al rs.
Il UOOPERSTU FF-The market is firm, though
quiet. We quote; Poles, per loo: -four brl
\ $40; tight brl, S15a20; nogsnead, $S5a45. Slaves
per 1,OO0: rough barrel, $l4al8; dressed do, $1t
a2U; slack hogshead, $2oa25; tight hogshead
4 S3Oa35.
i CoTTONYARNS-M Market steady, with mod
crate demand, and prices unchanged. VIZ
uuote; Assorted Nos. per lb, 25c; carpet warp
white, perlb, use; carpet warp, colored, per lb
BIC; wicking, per Id, 25c; coverlet yarns, 27c
cotton twine, per lb, 22a24c: cotton rope, pei
ib, &c; 5OOs, per doz, 121Scs COOS per doz, lie
trot- lines, per ~, soc; staging, per lb,' $40
seine twines per lb, S4c-
Il DRIED FRUITS-Domestic are quiet an6
hpples are little lower. We quote: Peaches
l11hal21c: apples, 10alOKc per Id. Foreign
fruits are in fair demand at previous prices
We quote, Citron,. 26a3Oe, figs, l6at5c: prunes
10a14c; currants. s%a10c, and dates, 61SaSc PEI
: lb. Layer raisins are worth 81 T5a3 per box
EGGS-Are firm with limited receipts, an.
| fresh arrivals are worth i24a25c per dozen.
| FEATHERS-The demand is moderate fo
brine live geese with ample supply, at "a,
: ber'lbg
Il GINSENG market is steady. with fail
demand for prime at 81 o. per lb.
GREEN + RU IrS-Apples are steady, will
l liberal receipts and moderate demand, anc
they are worth So 25s,4 for prime to choice, ant
" 5OaS for common quality. Lemons are wortl
~ 5Oa7 5o. Oranges sell at seas per, box. Gran.
berries are apotea slQall per bfl ana s3 10 fol
best quality.
| HAY-There is q continued fair demand fo1
The better grades, and the market is steady a
i previous prices. Little or no demand for in.
/ ierior MOL timothy is worth s19a2O for loose
and $l7al8 for tight pressed per ton, and in.
ferior grades s12al6 per ton, all on arrival, and
about 81 more per ton in store. '3f '',S
4 HEMP-The market is still inactive and
i brices are nonlfnally unchanged. Rough Ken.
Il lucky is held at $3.50 per ton on arrival, $14t
per ton for small lots in store. Dressed is
Quoted l0HaI1c per lb.
Il HIDES-fhe demand is limited, and the re-
Seipts are moderate. We quote: Green hides
6a7e; wet sailed. 716a9c; dry flint, 143Sal5t
per lb Sneep peits are worth 75caSl rs tol
good to prime. and 2Ga4lc each for inferior.
HOPs.The market Is firm, with fair de-
ma I'd at 1Sa20c per Id for prime to choice.
IRON ET0.--rhei market is quiet and nom.
: inally unchanged. We quote the following al
four months, per ton. for all grades ,ef pig iron
Charcoal, hot blast Ii. r., No /, $25a26. NO. 3
DO, s24; mill, s28 Ala, Geor. and Tenn.
No. i, $24a25; No. 2. $23; mill, s22; stone Goa
and coke, No. 4, $24a25; Nc. r, $23; mill
S20a72; charcoal, cold blast, III. k,, $40a5U
: charcoal, warm and cold blast, Alabama
Georgia and Tennessee, $,0a4O; blooms, char.
coal, S80a9J; scrap iron. per lb, wrought,
&c; cast. Zafc; bar iron, per lb, common
2ka2&c; charcoal S5sa4c; sheet iron, per lb
boiled, 4a4xc; Russian, l6alsc;. charcoal, 81
bye; shoes, per keg, horse, s6i75a6: mule, IS u
hT09. ,Sfnf fr e&s NJ ta sI ~.
4 LEAD-The markets. inactive but steady a
previous prices. We quote: Pig lead, 7a71kc
bar lead, 7GaSc, and sheet lead ekc Pc
pound. t4f Asf- III He r
4. ,LEATHEK-The demand is moderate ans
prices rem ain, steady with no material change
, we quote: American kip, per, lb, 65a9Oc; Frencl
kip, 81 lUal 50: bride, per dozen. $65a60; upper
per foot, 20a25e; skirting. 40a43c; American
calf-skms, 81 4Ual 85; French calfrskins, 81 10,
. 15; leax sole. S7aaec; hemleck do, 2sa35ci K
harness. s23a27c, harness, S4a3Sc. 4gl IL
II MILL FEED-The market IL. quiet and eas,
lunder liberal rece pts, and q light demand
liBran is worth $12a15, shipsuutfs $l5a17, ant
!, Imiddlines $S2a21 per ton, all on arrival, an,
$9 mere. per ton In store.s Ep,- ~ -
J II kAi0LASSES There is quiet market, wit
ltmoderate supply and limited demand, w
lqu0tea New Orleans. 65a75c per gallon for goo
Ito choice, and refnel sirups are worth 40aS0
Iper gallon, according to quality.
NAILS-The demand Is moderate, and W
: quote: Cd to Sd, s3a3 10 per keg.S.
L eNAVALSTQRES-The market Is dull bu
there has been no change in prices. We quote
Resin, virgin. $5a5 20; No, ordinary,s3; pitch
/, IS4 80: spirits of turpentine, 47a4Sc; No lpalt
81 O0a4 80. No. ordinary. So 6E, tar S4. n y