The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30
',sea stark braid 7asc, and, ,fancy green fIIhari

trsf and soathern ONO, 24aalc medium grades
are worth 20a22c, and common I1aisc perlb.
CANNED FIR UifS, KTo.-+The Market is
steady, 4and prices are uuch anged We
qeote: Peaches, per dozen, 81 75as g5;i pine
apples. 81 65aI 9O: strawberries, " 75a2 20;
raspberries, S2 25a2 rs; pears, 81 65a2 90; whor-
tleberrfes, 81 D0a2 25: iduirs, per dozen, " 90
az rs; green corn " 50a9 50: green peas, 81 50
az rs; condensed milk. ~ 75a900s oysters, cove,
81 lUal 50; tomatoes, 81 GOAL 90
CAN NDLls5--Phere is O fair demand at pre-
Tlous prices. We quote: Star candies le9s a17c,
aud common taliow, 12kai8Sc per ib
GHEE5 EJlne market remains frn. and
there Is a fair demand'at 12Nai3lsc per ID for
prime TO choice factory.
COF + --rhe demand is moderate, but the
market continues steady, and there has been
no change In prices We quote: Common Kio
22a23c, fair to good 2S1Saalhc, and PRIME to
choice @6a2ec per Id. Java is worth 33a85c
perlb. i, e3.. u l.4
CoAL-The demand is limited, with an am
pie supply on hand and more shortly expected.
No cfange In prices. Yuughioghepy is worth
&c, Ashland Sc and Ohio River &c per bu afoat.
Delivered to consumers we quote: OHIO River
ftalle, Ashland l2c. liuskihgum, Raymond
City and kanawha l2al3c. Ydughogheny l3a
l4c, and Kanawha Camel 22c per bIl.
.CORDAGE-There is only a moderate de-
mahd ana we observe no change In prices.
Manila is worth 14al5c Sisal i0%ailxc, and
Jute lUa1lc per lb.
sCOOPERAGE-The market is easier and the
demand is light. Prices are little lower in
some cases. We quote: Half hlltls. 90casl:
pork brls I5as5c; SLACK half bris, s3a8 50; tight
half, iron bond brls 81 al 10; lard tierces. 81 09
al Is; iiour brls, 2ia33c: whisky bifs. IRON
bound, 81 3Oa1 g.; petroleum brls, II 15al 25;
slack hnds. IL 1Oai Is; OIL brs, VI 15ai 25.
CO0PERSrUF FF-The demand Is moderate
and there is steady market at pr vious p, ic 8.
We quote: Poles. per 1900: flour Drl, seas; tight
bri, S13ai6; nogsnead, y25a3j. Slaves, per
1,O00: rough barrel, $l4al6; dressed do, S20a22;
slack hogsnead, $2oa25; tight hogshead, $3Oa35.
Nla 70
light and prices are unchanged. We
QUOTE: Assorted Nos. per lb. 23c; carpet warp,
white, per Lb, 23c; carpet warp, colored, per lb,
3Oc; wicking, per Id, z3c: coYerlet yarns, use;
COTTON twiue, per lb, 21a22c: cotton rope, per
1b, lsa21c; 5O0s, per doz, 1r1Sc: 6DOs, per doz,
10c; trOt- lines per lb .9c; staging, per lb 31c:
seine twine. per lb. &c. .
DRIED FkU IlS-There Is a moderate de-
mahd for domestic at ya105Sc for apples and
11hal25ac for peaches. Foreign are steady and
in falr demand. Wequote; Layer raIsns s3 10
a3 Is per box. Citron is worth 26a30c; prunes.
9al4c; dates, 64asc, aud curranrs. 113Salskc
per lib.
EGGS-There is q steady market, with fair
demand and limited receipts. Fresh arrivals
are worth s6ag7c per dozen.
FEATHERS-Ar in moderate demand, and
market steady, nth good receipts at j3c per lb
for. prime live geese. .a ,i.,i, ,t,s,. ~
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are steady, but
with light demand, and the supply is ample at
S3a4 Tor ptime to choice. and $2a2 50 for inferior
per iDTl. .OIAuUSrTl6S are tBOrLn per Dfi.
Lemons are selling at$6 50a7 30 per box. Or
anges are worth SS . so per brl. h ,s.. e
GINSENG-The imarket is quiet with light
receipts and Limited demand. .s.
HAI-W observe no material change The
receipts are generally light, and the market
remains steady, with q good local demand Tor
the higher grades. Inferior. grades are neg
ected. We quote; No. / timothy $Lga20 ior
loose, and $l7aIS for hard pressed per ton; and
common hay $l2alh per ton, all on arrival, aud
in store 81 more per ton.
HEMP-Tbe market is nominally unchanged.
Tho demand and offerings are both light. We
quote rough Kentucky sl35 per ton in store,
and $i25 on arrival Dressed is )rth 10 gallo
per lb. sss. t = ...a..4.s +A
HIDEsk- The receipts are larger and the de-
mand continues modcrate and prices are easier.
Wequote green hides 81 a7c; wet salted, 7agc;
dry flint, l4ai5c, and sneep pelts, T5caSl rs for
good to prlme. and zOa4Oc Tor inferior,
HOP6-The offerings are large and the de-
mand is fair. The market is steady at Isa20o
per lb for prime to choice, sst...
IRON. ETO.-rhe market is generally quiet,
with little or no changein prices We givethe
following quotations at four months per ton for
| all grades OF pig iron: Charcoal, hot blast, IL.
3, Ne. 4, s25a26; NO. Sdo, s24; mill, s22a23;
Ala, Geor. aud Tenn, No: /, $24a25; do No. 2
/ $23; mill, S22; stone coal and coke, No 1, $24a
2s;. No. 2 $23; mil, S20a22; charcoal, cold
blast. III. R., $40a5U: charcoal, warm and cold
blast, Alabama. Georgia and Tennessee, so
ta4O; blooms, charcoal, sSda9J; scrap iron, per
lb, wrought. 1a1tzc; cast, 1alc: bar iron, per
lib, common, 21a21sc; charcoal, B1s a4c; sheet
iron, per lb, boiled, 4a4Ac; Russian, lea lSc
charcoal, 6a5 nc; shoes, per keg, horse.'$5 75a6;
mule, IS T5a7. ti aV4#
-LEAD--Market steady with moderate de-
mand. We quote: Pig 1ead 7a7kc, bar Lead,
71a9c. lead pipe, 79Sc, and sheet lead SIC per
LEATHEk-The demand is moderate,
and there is steady ), market. at pre-
l'vijus prices. We quotes American
kip, per Id, 65a90c; French kip, 81 lOa
SOL 0bridIe, per dozen. $5ba85 upper. Der foot, 20
a25c; sKirting. 4Oa42c; American calf-sKlns,
sole, STa4Uc; henlloek do. s6a35c; Il. harness. %
a21c; harness. 3la3oc.
MILL FEED-The market continues steady.
Bran is in fair demand, with light offerings.
at $l4a16 per ton. shipstuffs are dull and
offered at $16a11 per ton. Midditngs are in
nIoderase request at $2Ja25 per ton, all on ar
rival. In store, dealers require 81 more per
MOLASsES-Th market is steady but very
tquiet. There 4 only a moderate conspmptive
demand. We, quote: New orleans 50a65c for
new, and 60a65c for old crop per gallon. Golden
| slrbps are worth 4JaSoc per gallon, according
| to duality.
NAILS-Are in moderate request and
steady. Wequote them sSa8 s per keg for 1Od
Ito. .gDtl, and other sizes at rolOrtonRte. prices
NAVAL STOREs-There Is q moderate de-
kesin, virgin. $5a5 20; No. ordinary, s3; pitch,
$4 90; spirits OF turpentine, 48aa5c; NO. i pale,
| VA G0a4 30: No. 2 ordinary. 50 Is: tar, "a.
L OILS-The market has undergone no change.
Linseed is steady at 6Uc per gallon, with fair
demand, Lard oil Is in moderate d demand and
worth 81 05al U per gallon Refined petro-
leum isworth IL 21aalS5sc per gallon.
PALNTS-The demand is, Light, and there
IA no change in prices. We quote:
White lead. per -lb, 95aa10c; liJharge,
per lib, 1U1sallc; patent dryer, per Id, 14a15c;
Prussian blue, per ID, G5a15c; chrome yellow,
l6Alsc; chrome green, 16al8c; Paris white, 3a
l3bc; Parislgrcen. 30a40c; Spanish brown, 2a3c
yellow dchre. tx %a4tac; lampblack, 9a1Oc; putty,
| perlb, 45Sa5c. ~
pEANUTS- Market quiet ana steady. Red
are WORTH 4a6c per lb, and white Tj6aSc per lb.
| POfATOES-1hem market is quiet and prices
are unchanged. Irish are worth 40a50c per
bu, and S3 per brl, in store
| POULIRY-Ihe. market is we'll supplied
| with chickens, and there Is a lair demand
for dressed at $3a3 75 per dozen, and live are
quoted ~ b0a3 rs per dozen. Turkeys sell read
ily at f25sc per lb, dressed, and live are hell at
| l0c per lb. i l. -. ..as
P0WDER-Market firm and demand, mod !
crate. (. Rifle powder is worth IS 25at Is, and
blasting $3a3 50 per keg.
RAGS-Moderate demand and steady. Cot
| ton rags are worth SIC for MOL, 41sc for No.
and 2 case for mixed per.lb. Woolen are worth
MaXc for common, and Basc for soft, per lb.
lRlDE-;Market quiet and steady at 7a7tSc fol
louisiana. ana ~ aSc for Carolina per lb
| SALT-{rhere has Deen lttle:or no, change In
the market. Domestic Is steady with fail