The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-26

prime steam at l8Ac per h.
C0TION-Market dull to-day: Sales, ? bales.
Stock, 2.42S bales. No change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, 1l5c; GOOD ordinary, l2Kc;
low middling, iSc: mlddlIng, 1870: good mid
ding, l8%c; middling falrs l4xO; far. 16%c
per ID.
WHISKY--Is steady and in good demand.at-
81 1S per gallon. Sales to-day, s69 brls.
ALCOHOL-There is q far demand and the
market remains steady at " % per gallon for
98 per cent. above proof.
ASHES-The demand is light and we quote
pearlash &c, and potash 4<c per Id.
BAGGING-Market quiet and easy. We
quote l3c per yard for lD fax, and 1870 for
2k lb do.
BAGS--There is limited demand, with a
quiet market. We quote: Burlaps. bu, va
l0c; do, bu, 13ai4c: gunnies, bu, l4albc;
do, bu, 2Ia23c. Cotton seamless sacks are
worth .6a2yc
BAKK-There is little demand, and we quote
gold 70 prime chestnut OAK ~ lal3 per cord.
BEANS-The market 10 quiet and weak, the
receipts being in excess OF The demand. Medi-
um grades are worth 81 7Ual 30, and choice
nayys u 9Ja2 per bu.
BROOM CORN-There is a moderate de-
mahd but the market is steady at previous
prices. We quote: Common red brush ba6c,
green stalk bra 7aSiac, green huii Va Uc per Id.
BROOMS-The demand is light and prices
unchanged. We qnote: Common, 50 25a2 Is;
huri, 81 0Ja3 50; Shaker. 50 oOa3 70; Steamboat
$5 5Ja6 20 per doz.
BUrrER--The market is quiet and prices
are la2c lower than last week. The demand is
fair for best table butter, but inferior grades
have hardly any sale. We quote: Choice West
ern Reserve 26a27c, and Ease more per lib for
extra selections of single packages. Prime is
worth 24a sc, and lower grades 1Sa22c per ID.
CANNED FRUITS, ETc.-Denand moder
ate at previous prices. We quote: Peaches,
per dozen, 81 5a2 IS; pine apples, 81 65a1 80;
strawberries, 81 75a2 10; raspberTes, Sc 25a2 rs;
pears, 81 61a2 50; whOrtleberrles, - U0a2 25:
plums, peGdozen, 81 00a2 70; green corn, 81 50
al IN. I Eler.yT on1
81 75ab0O; oysters, cove, IL l0al %; tomatoes,
81 GOAL 90.
CANDLES-Are steady and quiet at previou
prices. We quote: Star candles l6j1a17c, and
common taiiow 12sal34c per lb.
,CHEESE-There is q steady market, with
moderate receipts aad fair demand. w quote
prime to choice factory i3al4c per lb.
COFFEE-The demand is mainly local and
Rio is worth 221sa231sc for common; 24a25c for
far to good. and 26a27G for prime to choice per
Id. Java is quoted 3ia}6c per lb.
COAL-The market Is firm. There is a far
demand and ample supply. Sales ahoat at l2c
for \ oughiogheny, 10c for Ashland, and DC for
Ohio river, per bu. Hooking Valley, in eleva-
tor, lie per bu. We quote, delivered to CONSUME
ers: Youghiogheny, 15ai6c: Muskingum, Hook.
ing Valley and kanawha, 14al5c; Ashland. l3'
al4c, and Ohio river, 12a13c. Kanawha camel,
&c, and Ohio carmel, 20c per bu.
UOkDAGE-Market quiet and steady Ma
nnla, A}3al5%c; sisal. llAala14c, and Jute IL
allie per 10.
COOPERSTUFF-The demand is only mod
crate, with ample receipts. No change in
prices. We quote: Poles. per 1000: Hour brl.
fl0; tight brl. $laa20; nogsiead, $85a45. Slaves,
per l,UUU: rough barrel, S!4ai6; dressedado, $16
a2O; slack hossnead. $2Oa25; tight hogshead,
$3Ja35
COOPERAGE-Marke quiet and steady.
We quote: Half hhds. 81 TO-: pork brls 90caSl;
SLACK half brls, SO 5Oa4 0o: tight, half IRON
bound DAs, 81 coal 10: lard terces. 81 10al 25:
Hnti ht.Ig Irnn n,,H
81 50a1 81: petroleum brls, 81 25al IS; slack
hnds. II 4jal SO; oil brls, 81 16al %.
CUTTON YARNS-1he market is Unchanged
The demand is moderlte Weauote: Assorted
Nos. per lb. 26c carpet warp, white, per Id, 2jc
carpet warp, colored, per lb, S2c; wicking, per
lb, 25c; coyer'et yarns, 27c; cotton twine, per
lib, 22a24c: cotton rope, per Id, 22c; zoos, per
dOz. 125ac: GUS, per doz lie; trot- lines p.r
ID, S0c; staging, per lb, SSc; seine tWLne. per
lb. 34c.
DNIED FRUITS-Domestic are firm, with
fair demand az .91aal0 &C for apples, and II IA
l21sc fOr peaches per Id. Foreign are steady
and quiet. Layer raislns are worth " 15a3 w
per box. Figs are quoted 16alSc: citron 26a
3Oc; Drunes. lOal4c; dates, 64aaSc; currants.
5a9c per Id.
EGGS-The demand is fair and there is
steasy market at Zla22c per dozen for fresh.
EEA rHLRS-There is u steady MAJ ket with
moderate demand at 51c per ID lor prime live
geese.
GINSENG-The demand is moderate and
prime is quoted $Ial o. per lib.
GREEN FRUITS-Ihere is liberal supply
of Apples and they are in moderate demand at
~ 5Ua4 per brl for common to choice. Lemons
selhat SSal0 per box. Oranges are worth $7a8
pei brl for creole. Cranberries are quoted slU
a12 per br for best grades.
HA1-Ihe market remains quiet. There is |
a moderate demand for the best grades, with |
liberal receipts, and the lower grades are still |
duh. We quote: No. timothy '2la22 for ioose,
and Si9a20 for tight pressed per ton. Inferior |
qualities $14al5 per ton, on arrival LIN store
~ more per ton is required.
HluES-There 10 u moderate demand with
an ample supply and q steady market. We
SIC, and dry 1lnt l4aloc per Id. Sheep pets
sell, at 7jcaSl rs Tor good TO pima, and 25a5Jc
Ior common. t .
nEMP-The demand is light, with moderate !
receipts. Rougn kentucky is held az $l3Oa 40 |
per ton. Dressed is worth 101aa1c per IL. y |
IRON, ETC.--The demand is only moderate |
and the market is quiet and steady at previous |
prices. We give The following rates as the |
range of the market for all kinds of pig IRON at
four months, per ton: Charcoal, hot blast, |
IL. r., No. 4, s2aa27; NO. 2.sdo, sa4a25; mill,
1923: Alabama. Georgia and Tennessee. No l. |
$24a26; No. 2, $25as4; mill, S22; stone coal
and coke, No. !, S24a2l; No. 2, $23a2l; mlll |
$2Oa22: charcoal, cold blast, III. H., S40il5U: |
warm and cold blast, Alabama. |
Georgia and Tennessee, S0a40; blooms, char |
coal, sSOa9J; scrap iron. per ID, wrought. i |
al &c: cast. s<alc: bar iron, per lb, common, |
z <t4axtRC, CndICodt, otaa4c, bDceG Iron, per Id, |
boiled, 4a4ls Russian, 6alSd; shoes, per key, |
horse, IS I5ai: mule, 50 7ja7.
LEAD-The demand is moderate at previous 1
prices. We quote: Pig 7a79s c, bar "a saSe, sheet
Stsc per lb. rF t## |
LEATHER-There is moderase demand |
only, but the market is steady at the following
jobbing rates: American kip, per lb, 65a9Oc \
French KIP. 81 l0a1 SO; bride, per Dozen S55a |
90; upper. per foot, 20a25c; skirting, 40a42c; |
American calf-skIns, 81 lOal 80; French calf
DO, 2Sa35c; Il. harness. 23a27c: harness, 34a3oc |
MILLFEED-There is a quiet market The |
receipts ami demand are limited for all arti-i
cles. We quote; Bran, $15 5Oa16 80; Shpstilffs
s19a19 per ton, and nuddlmgs $23a2S per ton.
Dn arrival. In store So more per ton. ~
M0LASSES--The demand is ouly moderate
anu there is quiet market at previous prices
We quote: NewOrleans, 55a55c per gallon:
Refined siIups are worth 40aSOc per gallon. ac
cording to quality.
NAILS-fhe market is somewhat weaker
nnder limited demand. We quote: l0a6Id, $3a
~ per keg, and other sizes at proportionate
rates.
NAVAL STORES-The is a steady market
with maderate demand, and prices are un-
hanged. We quote itesin, virgin, $5a5 %; No. 7
ordinary, 49, pitch, s4 90; spirits of turpen-
iHe, 48a50c; No pale, "a 00a4 81; No. ordi-
iasy. 50 IS: tar, 81.
UiLS-There Is an improved demand for
lnseed and it is quoted SIC per gal for prime,
sard oil remains steady with far demand at |
i Odai w per gal forextra current-maKe Re-
ined petroleum is worth l3ai4c per gal.
PAINTS-Thcfe is moderate demand
It previous prices. ,Wesquote: White lead: