The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-10

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| EGGS-Alarket arm, with fair local de
mand ana moderate offerings ut 17al C po
| dozen.
| FEATHERS-Tho denana is fair at SOC pei
| lb for prime OH arrival. and liberal offerings.
| FloH--lhe market Continues firm with fail
| demand. We quote: Mackerel. No. large
! $22a24; No. l medium. $4al5: No. z large. SIla
| II 80; No. medium, $40 j0all; No. large
| $te .Oal; NO. medium, SS 50aD per brl, and
half barrels one e-half these prices with 25c eX-
ira for packages. VI bite hsn, IS 5Oa6 per hall
| BARREL Sartlines: half boxes, $2ia26. elo quar-
| ter boxes, SO b3alb per Case, and Goldfish 1a3c
| per ID.
| GREEN FRUIFS-Apples are in moderate
demand, with ample receipts, and sell at J0a
| 1Oc per brl, loose ON arrival, and worth VI 2ja
| b9 per bfl Tor prime to choice III store.
| Cranberries are worth s9a10 per br, and So 25a
3 81 per bu IN boxes. Concord grapes are worth
4a5c, and CataWUa5 and DelaWares sell at Ga
| SC per 10. Lemons sell at S9a9 80 per box for
Sicily, and SO 50a7 for Malaga.
| GUNPOW DEt-Is la fam demand and mar
ket steady at " 25a3 75 for blasting and S5 7ja
| rs for rifle powder per keg.
HAY-The demand is moderate and chiefly
for the best 81 adGS, with an ample supply.
We quote Sl1al2 for MOL timothy, $9Il0 for
medium, and $6aS for common per ton. all on
arrival, and dealers ASK 81 more in store.
HEMP-There is steady market with mod
crate offerings of rough Kentucky at $ll0al15
per ton on arrival, and IS more in store.
Dressed Is jobbing at 9a9Iac per lb.
HiDEo-The offerings are moderate, and
| there is steady market anu demand fair.
Green hides are worth 5a6j6e, wet salted 7aS1se,
dry salted llal2G, AID TRY flint l8al4c per lb
Sheep pelts sell at 6Oca$l for good to prime,
| and 2Ua4Uc for inferior.
HOPS-There is good demand for all Offer
ings at 35a4yc per lib for prime to choice East
ern and Northern.
IRON-Continues stealy and quiet. The
demand is moderate for both pig iron and
malleable, but prices have undergone no ma
fn1
months time for pig iron are as follows:
Charcoal. hot blast-H. H., No. /, E2Ba2S 5O;
No. 2, $22a23; do mill, $2Ia22; Alabama, No. /,
S22a2l; Georgia and Tennessee No. /, s22;
No l. $22aA: NO. 2, $2la22; mill, $Sa2l.
American ScOtch-No l, S25a26: b /. S2Ias5;
No. 2, S22a23; IL. r.. car wheel, $30a40; Ala
bama do, $33a9s; Georgia and Tennessee do,
wy. Old car wheels, $40 per ton. scrap iron
.-Wrought. xe, and cast, haxc per lb. Bar
iron-Boiled, axe: do charcoal, 3.45c. Sheet
iron-Boiled, 3.25a4.75c; do charcoal. 3.75a0.25c,
and Russia iron, l6alSc per Id. Horse-sno IS
a5 25, and mule shoes, S6aG 25 per keS.
LEAD-Th0 market is quiet and UNCHANGED.
We quote 7ka14c for pig lead, Sa9c for bar.
9Ac Tor lead plpo, 95aav&c for sheet lead per
lb.
LEATHER-There is a moderate demand at
previous prices. We quote: Oak sole 35a3oc,
hemlock do 22a33c, harness 80a85c, rough do
2ia2Tc, skirting SIa40c, American kip 45a9Oc,
French kip IL lOal Az. American calf 9Jea$1 as
Frenchcalf 81 6Oa2 per 10, bride leather $4Oa
% per dozen, and upper leather l5alSc per
foot.
LIME, ETo.-Thore is moderate and steady
market. Lime is worth 9Oca$l, cement 81 9Ja
az 10, and plaster $2a3 per brl.
MILL FEED-Continues steady and quiet,
with ample offerings at $9a9 26 foT bran, Mlal3
Tor Shlpstuts, and Sl5a20 tor middlings per ton,
on arrival, and " more per ton in store.
MOLASSEo-Prlme to choice New Orleans
syrup Is In fair demand at 5Oa56c per gallon,
and inferior Is dull at S5a45c per gallon. sor-
ghum sells at 35a40c per gallon by the single
barrel for prime to choice and sound lots are
quoted ?5aB0c per gallon.
NAlLS-There is firm market with fair de-
mand. we quote SSaS ~ per keg for 10 to 6Od,
ana o!aer sizes at proportlonate rates.
NAVAL STORES-Demand moderate and
market steady. We quote spirits Of turpentine
Soa3ec per gallon; RESIN, virgin, $5a5 rs; No.
pale, $4a5 81; No. ordinary, $3a3 26, and No.
do 81 b5as rs per brl.
5ka7Hc for white, and 8a5sGo for red per 10,
according to quality. Almonds are worth lSa
2Oc, Whlte Walnuts l4ai6c, pecans 18al4c, fl
berGS llal2c, and Brazil nuts 9alUc per lb.
OlLS-There is moderate demand for lin
seed at 6Oc per gallon for prime Lard oil is
steady and quiet at 65aS7o for extra current
make, and 9oa95c for winter extra per gallon.
Refined petroleum is worth 2j1Sa251Sc per gal.
POIAIOES-There is q quiet ana steady
at previous prices. Prime to choice
are freely offered at 81 75a3 per brl in store,
and worth 45aj5c per bu on arrival, loose,
POULIRf-Ihe market is quiet for chick
ems, with free offerings ut Il 75a2 50 for youn e,
and W I5aS 90 for old per dozen, according to
size and condition.
RlCE-Thc demand is moderate, and prime
to choice Carolina Is worth 6Aa7c. and Loulsi-
ana 6a6nc per lb.
RAGS-Are in fair request and steady, We
quote white cotton 4a5c, aud mixed 2ha2Ae
per lb; and woolen 51aa6ho for soft and XaS<c
Tor coarse per lib.
SALI-Domestic salt is worth 24c per bu and
81 10 per brl Of bushels. We quote Turks
Island S6assc per bu, and Liverpool coarse 81 20
a. 80 per sack.
sEED-There is fais demand for clover, |
with sales Of prime at 1lal1Hc per lb on ar
rival Prime timothy is worth 81 y0a2 per
bu for prime to choice in store, and sells at |
81 65a1 rs IN round lots on arrival. Prime flax |
will bring 81 16a1 20 per bu.
SHOT-Demand moderate at S3la32 for buck |
shot, and $2oa29 for assorted, per keg.
SOAP-Ihere i5 a fair demand and market |
steady at Gka7c for German, j4a64c for oil |
We, and 5a58o for family, per Id.
STARCH-Demand fair for refined pearl at |
a4hc per ID.
sUGAk-rhere is a firm market with fair
lemand for refined at 9]sal0Ac for yellow, l0%
,l06c for extra SC" lu%al0%c tor ''B" white,
md llall1zc for "a" white, per lib, Hard
8 selling a. HAa1lxc per lb for ganulated,
rushed and powdered.
TALLOW-There Is fair demand, and
,riRe country Is worth Sc, and city SI,c per lb
TEA-Market quiet AMI firm, with no mate
ial change. We quote: Black-Oolong 30aS C;
,ouchong, 40a90c; Japan. 6Oa9Oc. Green-Hy-
on, 3Ja9U: i oung Hyson, 35ca$1; Imperial, 4uc
Isl, and Gunpowder. 50ca$1 10 per lib.
TIMERS SIOCh-Ihe market is firm and
Iemand fair at previous prices. We quote:
ine-slab, per lD. Sashc; sheet, 91al0Hc;
'lock-tn, 23a25c; copper ingots, 2bc; bot
Oms, 33c; braziers' sheet, 32e; tin n-plate
Ky, per box, $ll 5Oal2 30; do (IC), $9aIO
md roofing, $SaJ.
vEGETABLES-swcet potatoes are worth
50a2 W per brl. Onions sell at 81 T5a2 Is per
nj. Caobages are quoted ID 5Oa5 50 per hhd
n arrival
WINDOW GLAS5-Demand fair and mar
let steady. A discount of 40 per cent. is al
owed to dealers from card rates. which are
,ased on 50 rs for first quality, and SIS 80 for
louble strength for 6xS to 7x9 per box Of so feet
WOODEN WARE-The market is steady at |
,revious prices and with moderate demand.
We quote wash h-boards 81 T5a215; buckets y
loops, 81 40ai 81; tubs No. l. SGa6 80; No. q |
5a5 so: No. 3, $4a4 so per dozen, ana nests, Ss,
3a3 25; churns, No. /, 80 81; No. 2, $s 80, and
10. 3 81 so per dozen.
WOOL-There is a firm market and fair de-
nand with no material change In prices. We
uote: Unwashed clothing, 22a23c; medium de-
ane 27a2Sc; eomblng, 30a3lc fleece washed,
ne. 3QaS2c; do medium, 30a32c; delaine 3da
ic; combing. 3Sa4Uc; tubwashed, good, 2Sa
&c; choice, 39a86c, and pulled wool 24a26c.
Cincinnati Lave STOCK.
CINCINN ATT. October Ga r. NJ Il