The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-05

C0hL--The market 10 steady, with fair de-
mand at previous prices. salos aaoat at l2c for
&c e vei oRc pa
sr. l2c; Kanawha, Muskingum and Hooking
Valley. l4ai5 pc; Pittspurg, 19al6c; 22c for Kama
VIVA Cnnneh and 2Oc for Ohio Cannel per bu.
COFFEE-The market 10 firm with fair de-
mand, and prices are we'll sustained. We
quote Rio'28a24c for common, 24a251sc for fair
70 good, and 2ea2THc for prime 70 choice per lib.
Java is worth 83a85c per Ib.
COOPERSruFF-Th demand Is fair for
slaves but poles are dull. No change in prices.
| We quote Poles. $40 per 1860 ior -four bar
rel; for tight barrel. and $85a45 for n0gs-
mead. Slaves are worth $l4aI6 per 1000 for
rough barrel; sleaso for dressed do; ss0a25 for
| slack hogshead, aud ssua35 Cor tight hogshead.
! COOPEkAGE-There has been no material
change The market Is steady and quiet. We
quote: Hall hlds, IL 70; PORK brls, " GOAL l5;
bound Drls, 81 GOAL TO-, lard uerces. 81 25al 85;
| flour brls, 2Sa9Sc; whisky br!s. iron bound,
81 b0a1 s.: petroleum brls, 81 25al S5; slack
hnds, 81 4yal 50; oil brls. 81 l5al rs.
! CoKDAGE-Manllla and sisal are lower.
The demand Is only moderate. We quote:
! I4Xai5Nc for Manila, II Xal2tzc for Sisai. and
| lOal1c Tor Jute per lb
quiet; prices unchanged. The demand is
moderate We quote: Assorted Nos, per Id,
26c; carpet warp. white, per lb, 25c; carpet
warp, colored, per lb, 32c; wickipg, per ID,
".
s2a2ac: cotton rope, per ID, 2zc; 50os, per doz,
1910: 6O0s per doz lie; trot. lines, per lb zoe;
staging, per 10, 32c; seine twine. per Id, $40.
DRIED FRUTTS-There is a moderate de-
| mand for domestic al 9a10c per lib for apples,
and 10a1lc for peaches. Foreign are steady
and unchanged. We quote: Citron 26a3Uc, fIgs
| l4alsc, prnnes lO1sallc, currants 71saSc. and
dates 7haSc per lb. Layer raisins are worth
EGGS-There is o moderate demand. with
ample offerings at lsa1sc per dozen for fresh
arrivals. ~
| FEArHERs-Are steady and in fair request
/ at 64c per ID for prime live geese
GINSENG-The demand Is light, and prime
lots are worth 81 per lb.
GREEN FRUITS Peaches are in moderate
demand at slal 20 per box: apples are firm
OO per bril- Lemons are steady at $ilal2 per
box. Cranberries are worth 50 50all per brl.
HAf--The market remains steady with q
fair demand for the higher grales with
ann du Iecepsw we inlerSr grades are plenty
$1a23 for loose, and $2Oa2l for tight pressed per
ton, on arrival. Inferior, $12a1S per ton, on ar
rival. Dealers ask 81 more per ton in store.
AEMfIThere ID steady market with mod
crate trade. No material change in prices.
Rough Kentucky is worth S140al5O per ton, and
| dressed Is quoted 10Hai1c per pound.
HlDES-The demand is fair and the receipts
ample, with a steady market. No change in
prices. sheep pelts are worth 75casl rs for
good to prime and 2ta50o for common. We
quote green hides, 7Hc wet salted, sa9c;
and dry flint 14al5o per lb.
| HOPS-The market is well supplied, and tho
demand Is moderate at 15al6c per lb for good
| to prime.
IRON-There Is fair demand for pig and
malleable. The offerings are large and we OBJ
serve no material change in prices. Wequote:
Charcoal. hot blast IL. r., No. l, s2ha27; NO. q,
DO, $24a25; mill, $23; Alabama. Georgia and
| Tennessee, No. 1, $24a26; No. 2, $23a24; mill,
Sz2; stone coal and coke iron, No. l, s24a2o;
No. 2, $2sa2l; MILL $2Oa2s; charcoal. cold blast,
see, warm and cold blast, $SSa4O; blooms, $50
a9O; wrought scrap. 1a1Ac per lb: cast. DO.
1alc psr lb; charcoal do. BKa4c per lb:' sheet
iron, boiled, Nos. Is to q, 4a4Aci do, charcoal,
per b 1saT horse SHOES IS e hss
cast, 16a2Oc; American cast spring steel, 10c;
imported tool Steel 2Oa22c; German steel, Iva
lie per lb.
bar lead 7haSc, sheet lead szc, and lead pipe
7Xc per pound.
LEAThEk = There is moderate demand
and prices are unchanged. We quote
81 l0al So; bride, per dozen, $55a6O; upper.
per foot, 2Da25c; skrting, 40a42c; American
caf-sklns, 81 l0al 95; French calf skins, 81 75a
2 Is; oax sole. Ya4Oc; hemlock, do, 28a35c; II.
harness. 23a21c: harness, 34a3oc.
MILL FEED-There is a steady but quiet
market. The receipts are not large and the
demand Is moderate. No material change in
prices. We quote: Bran, SIS 50al7 b0; shipsJuns,
$lSal9; middlings, s23a25 per ton, all on ar
rival, and - per ton more in store.
MOLAS5ES-The market continues quiet
with no change. There is fair consumptiye
uemand at 60a65c for New Orleans, and 45as0c
for refined sirups per gallon.
/ NAlLS-M0derate demand and no change In
prices. we quote: for l0d to t0d per keg, So O5
a8 Is. Other sizes at proportionate rates.
NAVAL STORES Market steady, with mod
crate demand and no variation in prices: We
quote: Resin, virgin, $6a5 25; No. 1 ordinary,
So; pitch, "a 30; spirits of turpentine, S4a36c;
No. pale, $4a4 80; No. ordinary, So IS; tar. 81.
/ OILs-There is limited demand for lin
seed and it is worth 62a63c per gallon Lard
oil is in fair demand at 81 0Jai % per gallon
for extra current make. Refined petroleum
is steady at l3hal4hc per gallon.
3 PAlNTS = There is fair demand and
we observe no change in prices. We quote:
101sai1c; patent dryer, per 10, 14al5c; Prussian
blne. per lb. s5a7ao, chrome yellow, 16alse;
chrome green, l6alSc; Paris white, 3a8hc;
Faris green, 3Oa4Oc; Spanish brown, 2a3c;
yellow 1c, ochre, s@aAhc; lampblack, saloc; putty,
PEANUTS-Market steady and quiet. White
are worth 8a9c for choice Virginia, and 7aSc
for Tennessee. Prime to choice red are quoted
Po5TAToEs-Irish are in moderate demand.
with liberal receipts, and sell at 81 25al 81 per
brl in store. Sweet are steady and III fail re-
quesG, VIII ample supply at S2a2 bQ per brl.
POULTRY-Live chickens are fn fair de-
mand, with moderate receipts at $8a4 per doz-
en-. according to size and quality.
I POWDER-Continues steady, with fair de-
mand at $s 25a5 % for rifle, and $3a3 50 for
mining per keK ~ s AtS@ 7sfF
RAGS-Mixed cotton are in fair demand ana |
steady at 2la3c per ID. Woolen are aull at
%aTc for common, and 4a5c for soft. per lib,
klCE-Carolina is firm at 6sa9c, new Louis |
lana ~ aSc; Rangoon Ta7,6c per lb, VA
SALT-D0mestic is steady, with moderate
demand at 26c per bu, and 81 As per brl. i.ly-
erpo0l coarse is quoted 81 25al 80 per sack. |
Turks Island is worth 50a86c per bushel.
SEED-Cloyer is still dull and quoted l21Sc |
per lb in store. Timothy is in moderate re- |
quest at W 65a2 per bu In store Flax seed is |
quiet and steady at 81 30ai 40 per bu.
SHOT-Market quiet and steady. We quote |
buckshot $S1 a32, and assorted $zSa29 per keg.
SOAF-fhe market is firm ut fkasc for |
German, 6%a7kc for olive, 5Aa65Sc for common |
yellow per lb, and the demand Is fair
SUGAR-There has been no material change. 7
The market remins fair with fair demand, \
We quote: Yellow refined, 9tlal0c: extra ss.ss,1 |
lux al0Hc; "B" white, 10st aIU%c; "An<5yAite. |
I0xai1c, and nard, II Kali Nv per lib. ~
TALEOW There is Steady market and
,he demand is about equal 10 the receipts. |
Prime city, 9ha9kc, and ooEstry SXa9c per ib, |
TEA-lhere is fair a0nsumpt:ve demand |
md steady market, fe quoGe: Black, 35asbc i
or SouchOng, and sSay0c for O,lonr tIree,, is |