The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-14

C0FFEE-Issteady, with faIr demand and a
steady market. Prices unchanged. Rio is worth
22Ha2sKc for common, 24a26c for fair to good,
and 2eas7e for prime to choice. Java sells at
COAL-The supply is large and the market is
easy. Sales ahoat at 80 for Youghiogheny, 70
for Ashland, aud S'1c for Ohio River per bu.
10c, Ashland lie, Muskingum, Hooking Valley
and Kanawha i2al3c, Youghiogheny 1sal4c,
and Kanawha camel S2c per bu.ti.
CORDAGE-There is a fair demand, and we
observe no change in prices. MANILA is worth
l4al5c; Sisal l0Aa1 lXc; Jute, 1Oal1c per lib.
4 COOPERAGE-Phe market is quiet and gen.
orally easy, the offerings being in excess Of the
demand nall sr, nnds sa o
half, iron-bond brls. slal 40; lard uerces. 81 90
al Is; -four brls, 23a8Sc; whisky brls. IRON
bound, 81 3Oal 65;. petroleum brls, 81 15al rs;
slack hnds, 81 19al 25; oil brls, 81 l5al 2b.
UoOPERSTUFF-The market is steady, with
little doing No material change In pric, g.
We quote: Poles. per LOO: Flour brl. seas;
tight bri, l2al6; nogsnead, s35a8S. Slaves, per
900: Rough barrel, Sl4al6; dressed do, $2Ua22;
slack hogsnead, $20a25; tight hogshead, S3Oa35
COTTON YARNS-There has been little or
no change. The demand remains moderate,
but there's steady market at previous prices.
We quote: Assorted Nos. per lb, 23c; carpet
warp, white, per ID, 23c; carpet warp, colored,
per Id, 8Uc; wicking, per lb, 23c; coveret
yarns, 25c; cotton twine, per Id, 2la22c: cotton
rope, per lb, l9a21c; 50Os, per doz, ike: COOS,
per doz, 10c; trot- lines, per lb, 29c; staging,
per lb 3lc: seine twine. per Id, 32c.
DRIED FRUITS - domestic fruit Is quiet
and steady at 9a1ic for apples, anu l2a13c for
peaches Foreign fruits are in fair demand
at s3 0Oa3 15 per box for Layer raisins; 15aisc
per lb for fgs; 81aal0c for currants; 7,sasc
Tor pruness; t1aasc for dates; amt l6a3Oc for
citron per lb. .s I0
+ EGGS-Ihe receipts are larger than the
sales, and we quote fresh lots 25c per Dozen
FEATHERS-The, offerings exceed the de-
mand, and there is quiet market at 52a53c
per lb for prime live geese. -
FIRE ECRACKERS-There is good demand,
| and No. are selling at 50 So per box.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in fair demand
and steady, with ample supply, and selling at
~ 5Oa3 50 per br in store. Cranberries quote:
$lOal1 per brl. Lemons are steady at 81 per
box. Oranges are worth $5a9 per brl for Gre
ole.
HAY-There Is fair demand, especially for
| the higher grades. and the offerings are mod
crate. We quote: No timothy $20a2l for
louse. and ,Sal9 for tighJ pressed per ton, and
$l2a16 for inferior per ton, all on arrival, and
| about 81 more per ton in store.
| HEMP-Ghere is quiet market, with linn
tied demand, and undressed Kentucky is worth
$l2p per ton on arrival, and $,alU'more in store.
Dressed is held at 9Aal0c per ID. qtt+
| HIDES-The demand continues far, with q
quiet market at previous prices We quote:
5,sa1c for green hides, 7a9c for wet salteu. 14a
l5c for dry lint per H. sheep pelts 75caSl 20 for
| goOi, and 2Ua4Uc for inferior. .
| HOPS-The receipts are large and we quote
prime to choice ibalSc per 10. ,al4e4s
| IRON, ETC.-Market steady and generally
quiet with no material variation. Weqlrote as
follows for all grades OF pig. iron at four
months per toni Charcoal, hot blast, Ii.
r., No. /. S25a26; No. 2do, $A; mill, $22a23:
Ala, Gecr. aud Tenn, No. ], $24a25; do No, 2.
$23; mill, $22; stone coal and coke, No. l, $24a
\ 81; No. =, $23; mill, $20a22; charcoal, cold
blast, III. r., s40a5U: charcoal. warm and cold
blast, Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, sc
| a4O blooms, charcoal, s80a9J; scrap iron, per
lb, common, 2Aa21ac; charcoal, 3ha4c; sheet
iron, per lb, boiled, 4a4hc; Russian, l6alSci
charcoal, 5a54c; shoes, per keg, horse. 80 76a6
mule, is 75a7. st
i LEAD-The demand is moderate at previous
prices. w quote: Pig lead 7a7Hc, bar 6a9c
sheet 9Hc, and lead pipe SIC per ID. a.
| LEATHER-There is limited demand and
no change in prices. We quote: American KIP
perIb 65ayUc; French kip. 81 l0a1 so: bride
per dozen. $55a60; upper. per foot, 2Oa25c; skirt
ing, 4Oa42c: American caif-skins, 81 iOal 35
French calf-skins, IL 15a2 15: OAK sole. S7a40c
hemlock do. 2Sa35c; 4. harness. 2aa27c; har
MILL FEED--There is limited demand fo
all articles, with liberal offerings. We quote
Bran, $l3 5Ja14 so; shipstuffs, $l5al6; and mid
Il dlings $2Ua24 per ton, all on arrival, and s
more per ton in store.
MOIASSES- There Is q steady market, bu
the demand is rather light. We quote New
Orleans 50aUUc, and refined syrups 4Oa90c pc
gallon, according to quality.
NAILS-The market is weaker, with larg
lofferings and light demand. We quote: 10d {
God, 81 S5a3UO per keg, and other sizes in pro
NAVAL sToREs-There has been no ma
terial change, and the demand is onl
moderate. We quote: Resin, virgin, $5a5 90
, Mol ordinary, IS; pitch, "a 80; spirits OF tur
] pentine, 4Sa45c; No. pale, "a OOa4 ~; No. or
OILs-Linseed is In moderate request at GU
per gallon. Lard oil remains quiet, thoug
Steady at 81 OSa1 10 per gallon for extra quality
Refined petroleum is quoted 12al3c per gal
Il Ion.
PAINTS, &c.-No change in the market
and the demand is moderate. We quote
, White lead, per lb, 9ha10c; litharge, pc
! ID, lUKaI1c; patent dryer, per 10, 14a15c
! Pfussian blue, per 10, 65a75c; chrome yellow
yhc Paris green. 3Ja40c; Spanish brown, 2a3c
, yellow ochre, TX a4hc; lampblack. 9a1Oc; putty
, ! per ID, 4a5c.
! PEANUTS-There is a quiet market, and W
observe no change in prices. Prime red ar
,-I worth 3Sa4c per ID, and prime to choice whit
sell at 6ha7Kc for Virginia, and 5ka6c 10
, Tennessee
POTATOES-There is very little doing, bu
, the market remains steady. Best peachDlow
I are worth 40c per bu, on arrival, and about III
more per bu in store.
POULTRY There Is steady market, wit
moderate receipts and fair demand. Chickens
, live or dressed, are worth 81 T5a3 3d.. DUCKS,
as rs; geese,> $5a5 so per dozen. Dressed tuI
keys are worth 12a13c per lb.
al POWDER-Marketste steady a. previous price,
! Rifle powder is worth $5 25a5 IS, and blastin
$3a3 per keg.
, ! RAGS-There is a fair demand and marke
firm. Mixed cotton are worth 3a3Hc. and whit
!, 4xc for No. 2. anu 51sc for No. i. Woolen al
!. wol tn XazSc for comnion, and 71sasc for sol
per lb
, RICE-There is q fair consumptive deman
! ! and firm market. Carolina is worth 7%aSN,
: : ami Louisiana TX a8c per ib.
SALT--Markets steady and unchanged. DO
: mestic is worth 26c per bu and 81 45 per brl
2 on arrival, and drayage added when delivered
Liverpool coarse sells at 81 80 per sack, wit
moderate demand. Turks Island is worth u
y 38c per bu. - M
ii SEED-Ciover is worth l21sa12%c per lb fC
9 . good to prime in store, with moderate deman,
7 Timothy is quiet and steady at " 5Ua2 ~ ps
. blu In store. Flax seed is quoted 81 goal 30 p'
" bu in store for good to prime.
Il SHOT-Demand fair and market steady. W
= quote buckshot, $Slass, and assorted DO, $2Sa:
4 per keg. aa. La a ...sslaass
sOAF-Market steady with fair deman
We quote: German. 7a7hc; yellow, 51sa6c, an
s family, 5%abc per lib.
II srARCH-Is in fair request at 4aza5c per
for yefned pearl. 49,
: SUGAR-Cont1nues steady with a fair cor
q sumItIve demand and q steady market. W
}, quote: New Orleans, 71ka8hc; yellow refine
9ka9Nc; extra Sc" UHalUKc: sB" whit
d l01Tal0kc; "a" white, 1UxalJXc; hard, i.
J. llKo per lb. s, .li. .s. .
fALLOW-The demand is fair, with liBer
1t receipts. Good to prime is worth S<aSXe Il
b country, and 9a9xc for city.
TEA--Thara ID n fair cnn ann, ntfva dom nv