The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21


quote: Manila, l5hal614c; sisaI, iSkaiaKcs
and Jute lUal1c per lb.
COAL-The market continues firm, and sales
afoat are made at 10c for Youghfoghenv, and
vator, 1Oc for lump and &c for nut per bu. Ohio
camel at elevator, 1Sc per bu. We quote: De-
livered to consumers, iOc per bu for Ohio riv-
er, lla12c for Muskingum, Hooking Valley and
camel, and &c for,Kanawha camel.
GOFFEE-The market has undergone no
variation. and there is a fair demand.
We quote: lilo 211a2s1sc for common, 2Sa24c
choice. Java is worth S3a35c per Id.
C0OPEkAGE = There is quiet market,
with no change in prices. We quote: hall
hogsheads, 81 10: pork brls, " Goal 10; SLACK
brls. 81 GOAL 10; lard tierces. 81 25ai s5; -four
brls, Da35c; whisky brls. iron-bound, ii 60al %:
petroleum brls, u 25al IS; fly tight hnds, 81 4O
al SO; oil brls, 81 15al %.
COOPERSTUFF-There is fair demand for
poles. Slaves are rather dull. No material
change in prices. We quote: Flour barrel
per 100, $40; tight barrel do, H6a2O; nogsnead
do, sS5a45; Slaves, per 100, rough barrel. $l4a
$ s 6 Ga6e aG sa do a sssk A0ssneaa
COTrOs YARNS-There is rather an easy
market, holders being anxious to sell but the
demand is moderate. We quote: Assorted
Nos, per lib, s5c; carpet warp, white, per
Id, 25c; carpet warp, colored, per 10, 82c;
wicking, per Id, 25c; coyer'et yarns, 27c; cot
ton twine, per lb, 22a24c: cotton rope, per lb,
22c; 5OOs, per doz 1916: 600s, per doz, 1lc trot-
lines, per ID, SOC; staging, per lb, oSc; seine
DRIED FRUTTs-Domestic is steady and
quiet. Apples are worth 9al0c, and peaches 10a
lie for per lb for good to prime Foreign
are in moderate demand at previous prices.
Layer raisins are worth 81 4Ua2 80 per box; cit
ron is quoted 26a3Oc; hgs are selling at lba1Sc;
prunes, 1OHa1lc; dates, 7hasc, and currants
7ka6c per lb
EGGS-The market continues firm with lin
jted receipts and fair demand at 1Sal9c per
FEATHERs-The demand is fair and prime
live geese are firm at 64c per lb on arrival
GREEN FRUIFS-Apples are steady with
choos Tha a. msrpes IS psg %al suppea s Win
peaches and they are in fair request at $1a2
per box. Lemons are selling at slY per box
and oranges sSas 90 per box.
GINSENG-There Is steady market and
the demand is fair at 81 05 per lb for prime lots
HAY-There is hrm Market with moderate
receipts, and the higher grades continue In fair
request No. timothy is worth $22a2S for loose,
and $aoaa fo5 tight pressed per ton Inferior
on arrival. In store, dealers ask about 81 more
per ton.
HRMp-The mark1 is steady and quiet. The
receipts are not large and the demand is only
moderate. We quote Rough Kentucky, $14Oa lou
per ton, and dressed hemp Is worth 10ai0A nc per
pound.
HIDES-There il quiet and steady market
at previous prices. Green hides are worth "a
per ID. Sheep pelts are worth 75caS1 rs for
good to prime, and 25a5Bc for common.
HOPS-Thc demand is light and the market
weak. Prime to choice are worth lSa20c per Id.
IRON-Market steady. No change in prices.
The demand continues moderate. with liberal
offerings. We quote the following at four
months per ton for all grades of pig iron:
Charcoal. hot blast, IL. r., No. l, sha27; NO. 2.
DO, $24a25; mill, S23: Alabama. Georgia and
Tennessee, No. !, s94aas; No. 2. sSaaM; mill,
s22; stone coal and coke iron, No. 1, $24a23;
No. q $93a2i; mill, $20az2; charcoal, cold blast,
II. r., s4Da5U: Alabama. Georgia and Tennes-
see, warm and cold blast, $~8a4O; blooms, $50
asO; wrought scrap, 1a1Ac per lb; cast, do'
xalc per lb.
.LEAD-There is a moderate demand, but
prices are steady and without change. We
quote: Pig lead, 1a7Mc: bar lead, aaSc; lead
pipe, nc, and sheet lead sAas7zc per pound,
but prices are well sustained. We quote:
American kip. per lb, 65a9Oc; French kip.
81 l0al SO: bride, per dozen, $55a6O; upper.
per foot, 20a25c; skirting, 40a42c; American
215: OAK sole, Ya4Oc; hemlock, do, 2sa35c; K
harness. 23a27c; harness, 34a3Sc.
MILL EEED-The offerings are larger and
| the market is somewhat easier. Bran is worth
| SIG 5OaH 81; shipstuhs $1Sal9, and middlingi
S24a29 per ton, on arrival, and s2 more per tor
| in store.
| MOLASSES-The market has undergone nc
| change. The demand continues fair at 6Oa65c
for New Orleans, and 4oasoc for refined sirups
| NAILS-There is some Improvement in the
demand, and the market is firm. We quote;
50 05as Is per keg for 10 to t0d, and other sizes
NAVAL STORES There is good demand
and a steady market at previous
prices. We quote: Resin. virgin, s5a5 20;
No. ordinary, 50; pitch, "a J0; spirits Of tur-
pentine, ssas4c; No: pale, s4a4 So; No. Or
OILs-Llnseed is in moderate demand and
easy at Csc per gallon. Lard oil sells at 81 O3a
05 per gallon for extra quality, and is in fair
request. Refined petroleum remains firm at
PAINTS, &C.-Falr demand and no change
! in prices. We quote: White lead, per lb,
9ha1Oc; liJharge, per Ii, 10kal1c; patent
dryer, per 10, 1Sa15c; Prussian blue, per
ID, 6oa75c; chrome yellow, 16alsc; chrome
green. 3Oa4Oc; Spanish brown, 2asc; yellow
ochre, 2kaAhc; lampblack, 9a10c; putty, per
~ DPloTAToEs-sweet t1iT potatoes are in moderate
demand at S2a2 90 per BRIL- in store. Irish q. G
dull and offered az 81 z5a1 so per bril-.
POULTRY-There is a good demand for live
chickens and the market is steady with moder-
ate receipts at sS 75a4 70 for large and $Sa3 81
for small, per dozen.
POWDER-Market steady and demand fair
at IS 25a5 Is for rife powder and $3a3 80 foI
mining, per keg.
RAGS-There is steady market with faii
demand for mixed cotton at 2%a3c per lb
wooden are dull ut 4a5c per lb for soft and IA
nc for common.
RlCE-There Is fair consumptive demand
and we quote Carolina, 85sa9:; Louisiana, Ga
$40, and Rangoon, 7a1ac per lib.
SALT-There has been material change
Domestic is in moderate demand at 26c per bu
and 81 As FER brl, on arrival. Liverpool coarse
is in fair request at 81 25al 30 per sack. TURKS
Island remains steady, and is worth 32a3de
| per bu.
SEED-Clover is quiet at 1870 per lb fol
prime, IN store. Timothy is in fair demand al
81 85aS rs per bu, in store. Flax is quoted II 81
| al 40 per bu.
sH6T-Are steady, with fair demand, at s31
as2 for buckshot, and $2Sa29 for assorted pei
keg.
SOAP-Moderate demand and prices I'M
changed. We quote: Common yellow, 51xa6kc;
olive, 6Ka6Xc. and German, 7a7Ac per Id.
STARCH-Refned pearl is in fair request al
4Xa5 nc per lb.
SUGARlThere is fair demand, and the
market continues firm, with no variation in
prices. Wequote: Yellow refined, 9hal0c: ex-
ira &C." IO5< g; "B', white, 1U a16Hc: "A,'
white, 102Sallc, and hard, kal1 Nc per lb.
TALLUW-The receipts are ample and there
is fair demand at SZc per lb for country, and
| &c per lib for prime city.
TBA-1hefe is q fair demand, and we quote:
Black, 40a.0c for Oolong and Souchong Der lb
I(,reen-40a90c for HySOn: 40caS1 10 for Young