The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

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IN small lote, and the mareey Is Iirm at 81 9O'2
per bu for choee navy, 81 al 20 1or prime
90, ants bOll 6Ofpr 4 ol m1Ilums. Common
arr.uup edfi Tai o Der bu and dull,
BR JOMS-rhere is u limiteI demand with
prlcas stea ly AMI unchangeh We quote S4a5
lqr Steamboat, $Sa3 10 Or Shaker, 81 1oaB Is for
harl, and 81 90 |. for com non per ,,Oz,
LOOM CultN -The dcma,'u Is light with
Tree Onerin IS, but prices are uncnanSeh IT
brush is held aL 2a4r, green stalk braid 4kao,',
and green hur 51a as p lh.
BG ffER-rhe market has b en steady, but
very quiet, all the Ae1k. A far amount OF the
hi !her grades Is necled for local consumption,
with moderate OF rings. Lower grades re
man dull, the receipts being largely in excess
OF the demand We quote extra creamery 33a
DOC per Id. Choice dairy is worth l9a2lc and
prime sells at 17al9c per lb, and 2a3c more can
be had for selections OF single packages. We
quote l5al6c for me Iium, anu l2al3c for COM
mon per ID.
CANDLE5-Are in fair demand, and the
market is firm at l5al51sc for star candles
and llnal2hc for common talloW.
CHEESE-Ihere Is Il moderate demand, but
the market remains steady at ljal4c per lb lor
prime TO onolC1 factory.
CORDAGE-The demand is fair and marx ct
firm, and we quote AXal5Hc for Manila, l0R
allAc for Sisal, and 9AalOAc for jute per ib
COttEh-The market is firm and the de-
mand is far at previous prices. We quote lSa
lOc for common Rio, zJa2ic for fa W good,
and 22a23c Tor prime to choice per lD.
COOPERAGE-There is a fair demand for
lard tlerces and pork barrels, but under large
offerings the market Is easy. We quote:
PORK barrels, 81 25al 30: pork half barrels, SUa
e5c; lara tierces, 81 7jal 60; whisky barrels. IRON
bound, 81 25al A.; slack hogsheads. II 4Oal 5O;
nam tierces, 6Ja65c; flour barrels. 354Oc; and
slack half-barrels, 81 5Ja2 Is per dozen.
COOPERSrU FF-Tnere is steady and
quiet market at previous prices. We quote -four
head poles $i5a40, rough barrel slaves $l7a!9,
dressed do $l9a22 slack hogshead slaves S2S
a3U.
COAL-Continues steady, with fair demand
The wholesale rates. ahJat, are 7a71sc for
YoughIogheny, 6a61sc for Ashland, and 5a51aS
for ONO liiVcr per bu. We quote it as follows
delivered to consumers: Ohio River &c, ASH
land l0c, Hooking Valley, Kanawha and Mus
kinglm 1Uallc, and Ioughiogneny lQallc per
bu. We quote camel 2Oa22c per bu and anthra-
cite S5a9 per ton, delivered.
COkE-Demand moderate and steady mar
ket. We quote 7c for city manufactured, Ia
Sc for gas-nOuse, anu 8a0c for crushed per bu
at yards, and 2a3c more ellvered to consum-
ers Connellsvllle sells at Iaoc anoat, ana 1Oa
lie delivered, per bu.
COTTON YARNS-The market is steady and
quiet, with moderate demand, anu no material
change. We quote: Pound yarns, carpet
warp and wick-ing, 100; colored warp, 26c;
coverlet yarn, 2Ic:twIne, Tal9c, and rope l6c
Der lb; No. 5U0 at3hc, anu No. 6OO at SC per
dozen.
I DKiED FRUITs-There is a moderate de-
mani for peaches at iOal2c, and apples aI 81
I'd &c per lb. Raisins are quoted S2a2 ~ per box,
W tn fair demand We quote 22l26c for eItron;
l2al4c for hgs, Sallc for curranTs, and Ease for
prunes, per 10.
EGGS-There has been quiet market this
week, with free offerings, anu 1t closes steady
at z5c per dozen for fresh, and moderate de-
mand.
} FEATHERS-Are in moderate request, with
liberal receipts, and dealers pay 40c per Id Tor
prime live geese
FIRE ECRACKERS-Arei in good demand, and
No. re,selling at 81 l0a2 rs per box.
FISH-The market is steady though quiet,
with little or no change. We quote: Mackerel,
No. l large, $24a22; No. 1 shore $iS 5Oal9: No.
2 large, Sllan 50; No. 2 medium, 50 5OalO;
No. 8 large, SO o0a10; No. medium, IS 5Oa9
Der bril- and half barrels one-half these prices,
with 25c extra for packages. White fish, S5a
8 80 Der haif-barrel. Sardines: half boxes,
$22a23; do quarter-boxes, Sl4 UOal5 per case;
Goldfish, 5a6c per lb.
GREEN FltUIrS-Apples are plentiful and
in moderate demand, aud freely offered at 81 y
az per brl for good to choice. We quote IS 5o
a9 per bIl for cranDerles. and $5a3 70 per Du.
Creole oranges sell at $SaS 5O per brl, and lem
ons are quoted S5a6 per box.
HAY-There is steady but moderate de-
mand, chiefly for the higher grades. NO.
timothy is worth $l2al3 Der ton, on arrival
Lower grades are quoted $7alO per ton, on ar
rival. In store dealers require ala2 more per
ton.
HEMP-lS IN moderate ueIHdnu anu SGeduN
at previous prices. We quote rough Kentucky
81 1l5al20 per ton on arrival, and held AZ 30 higher
in store. Dressed sells In jobblng lots at 9a9hc
per ID.
HIDES-There Is fair demand and the mar
ket remains firm. Green hldes are worm iaoc,
wet salted 9a10c, aud dry dint l6alsc per lb
Sneep pelts are worth 60ca$l for good TO prime
and 25a55c for common.
HOPS-Are in moderate request and worth
25a98c for Western, and 32a3Jc for prime 10
choice Eastern, per lb.
IRON-The market continues steady and
quiet both for pig and malleable. No ma
terlal change in prices. We quote the FOL
lowing jobbing rates at four months 1or
pig-Iron: Cnarcoal, hot blast-H. H.. No. !,
s25a23 90; No.s; $22a2s do mil. w; Georgia
$22. Raw-coal and coke-Ao !, S22a24; No.
!, $2la29; Mill, $1Sa22. American Scotch-No.
/, s25a26: l. S2la25; No. 2, S22a23: II. R.. car
wheel, $30a4U; Alabama do, S33asS; Georgia
and Tennessee do, S28 Old car-wheels, $40 per
ton scrap iron-Wrought, nc, and cast, 1sa
&c per lb. Bar iron-Boiled, 2hc: do charcoal,
345c Sheet iron-Boiled, 3.25a476c; do char
coal. 3.75a5.25c, and Russia iron, I6aiSc per lD
Horse SHOES, So as 25. and mue-shoes. S6aG %
per keg.
LEAD-The demand is moderate and it is
steady at 1a71<c for pig, TIaS&c for bar, &c for
lead pipe, and NC for sheet lead per lb.
LEArHER-Continues quiet with only
moderate demand. Prices are trm, but
hemlocR do 25a34c, harness 3Oa34c, rough do
25agyc, skirting 36a40c, American kip 45aS5c,
French do $lal %. American calf 9Oca$l Is,
French DO 81 6Ja2 per ID, bride leather S45a55
per doz and upper leather l7a2Oc per foot
LIME. ETc.-rhe demand is light at previous
prices. We quote sOa9jc for lime, 81 75al S5 for
cement, anu 81 75a2 80 for plaster per brl.
MILL FEED-There is a fair demand for
bran with limited offerings, and quoted $lOall
per ton. Shlpstufs are in moderate request at
SI0a19 ner ton AiidullnpS are quiet and steady
at S17a22 per ton, all on arrival, and 81 more in
store.
MOLASSES-There Is q steady market with
fair demand for prime to choice New Orleans
at 55a5Sc per gallon, and fair to good offered at
45 a50c per gallon. Good to prime sorghum is
worth 25a30c per gallon.
NAILS-Are in fair request and steady, at
3a3 10 per keg for 10 to God, and other sizes at
proportionate rates.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits Of turpentine is
a little tirmer with good demand
Other articles are quiet and steady. We quote:
Spirits turpentine 4Va43c per gallon; resin,
virgin, $5a5 rs; No. | pale, $4a4 SO; No, l
ordinary, S3a3 Is; and No. do 81 61a2 Is per
bril-
NUTS-There is very little demand for pea
nuts, and the offerings are large at 4ha6hc
for white, and 21sa4kc for red per IT,, ac-
cording TO quality. We quote almonds lSa2Jc,
white walnuts l4alec, pecans l0al2c, hiDerts
1Oa1Ic, and Brazil nuts 9al0c per lb
oils -Lnseed is in moderate demand at 5se
per gallon for prime. Lard oil is worth 9Ja92c
Der gallon for extra current make, and de-
mand far. Refined petroleum is firm at 29a