The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-12
mand for prime to choice factory at Oysaloc

market slegdy, with ample offerings ut prGyi-
Gus prices, " equote lour- barrel poles At Seas,
tlEhC do $l2a15 and hogshcad poles $2ja U;
rough barrel staves SlGH1S, dressed do SlStlU,
SLACK hOgshead do l25a2S.
COfFht~- There is fair consumptive de-
nahd. ami the market, remains firm at pre-
Vious prices. Rio Is worth jSai9G for common,
2Oa2lC for fair good, and !gag3c for prime Lo
choice perlb. Java is worth gSa.|1c per lb
i COAL - The market remains uuet and
| steady, with no material change. 1t is selling
aloat atla5]se FOR Ohlo River, BaB!ac for ASH
| lAhtt, and SaSIs tOr loUgllluHnguy prr DlI.
The following are the rates delivered to con-
suhCrs: ONO RIVER 90, AshlanU ami Mus
| kingum lOc, kNnaWha and Hooking Valley lUa
allc' nnd loughogheny la12c per bt; canucl
| l6c allOat and 2Ja22c delIverGd; anthracite
| 50 51alUpei ton, delivered.
,COlGl'-Ihe demand is light, but prices are
| sUeauy ana unchanged. We quote gus-house
| Oc' Guy manufactured &c and crushed Sc, at
| yards, and about &c more delivered. Connells-
vile Is worth nc per bu aAOa', and delivered
at lOallc per bu.
| CORDAGE-i'le market is firm, with some
| aaNahcc from previous prices. Manila Is
gu ted l34alI4c, slsal y4[alOlac jute 9lAalOlic
| per ID.
| COTTON YARNS-The demand is fair and
| prices are unchanged. We quote pound warns
| ana carpet warp and wlckinE 2Oo; c0ored
warp, &c: cOyCrlGt yarn, 22c tWmc, iSa21c
ana rope lGal7c per Id; No. 5UU at lOc, ana No
GOO ut SIC per dozen.
DRIED tRUIrS-Domestic fruit is dull and
apples are oilered at 4l5c and peaches at SaDc,
per tD. Foreign are nominal at 25a!GC for
citron, 16alSc Tor hEs, Sa9e for currants, and
6a6Sc for prunes, per ID, and S2a2 Is for
raIslns per box.
EGGs-lhe market Is steady and fresh are
worth l7c per dozen, with fair demand.
IIEliS-ArG IN Galr request and prime |
sell at j0ajlc per ID, ON arIva!, with liberal |
receipts.
FlSH-The demand is moderate and there is |
steady market at previous prices. We quote: |
MackereL No. | large, $92 OOa24 ": No. / |
medllm. Sl4 OUalj %: No. 2 large, Sll OJa /
II 10; No. medium, $40 jOall; No. 3 large
$40 aOall No. medium, $9 5Oa9 per brl, and
halt-balrcls one half these prices with zoe cx-
tIa Ion packages. White tisn, s. 5UaG per haif
barrel. Sardines half boxes, S2iagG do quar-
tar-6oXes, SO 5Oal6 per case, and cOdfsl ja6c
perlb
GINSENG-There is q fair demand, AMI
prime sells at 81 per lb.
GREEN FRUIES--1hc market remains aui
ct FOR apples, with free offerings at s. gJai Is
per brl III store for goo to choice, anu loose on
arrival sell ut Ijca$l per brl. There is mod
crate demand for illm5 Al $ 50al Is pcr IN
Pears are steady and Ii ut S3 jOal 80 per bIl
in store. We quote lemons S1a0 ~ per box
and lrn.
GUNPOW DEIt-There is fair demand.
with firm market, aud prices are unchanged
Rifle powder is quote 81 tjaG .j, and blasting s
~ 2ja3 10 per Reg.
HAl-'rncrc is Il steady market. with fair
local demand for The higher grades, but infc-
liOr grades are neglected. We uuotc No. TIM
Jtny $llal. per ton, and iufurier is offered nt
S1aIO per ton, on arrival. In store dealers /
ask ~ more.
UEMP-Ihe market has undergone no ma
Eerial change. Rough Kentucky is in mod
crate request. with limited offerings at SllOa :
Ilj per ton on arrival, and 50 more wanted
in store.
HIDEo-The market is steady. Demand
AR. Green hides are quoted sac, wet saited. !
Lace, and dry snlted l3ai4c per ID. sheer
1eits are worth GVca$l for good to prime, :0a3Oc
or common. !
HOPs-1here IS a firm market and fair de-
nand with Eastern selling at 2SaGOc, and Vest /
IN at 2Ua25c per ID for new. 5
lRoN-lhere is continued Gull market for L
'lg IRON but no material change in prices L
lallcable is steady and in moicIate request.
he rates at four months lilne for Il
Ig iron are as follows: Char II
oai, hot blast - II. r., No. /, s23a2S 30; /,
22a2I; Georgia and Tennessee No. /, $22; :
10. x S2l; do mill, $2Ua2l. Raw coal and coke /
No. l. $@2a2t No. 3, $2lasg; mill, $lsaal.
american ScotehnNo. l. N!5as5: i /. '2lua5; b
70. z, S2!a25: IL. r.. car wheel, $3Oa40 Ala q
anna do, S%3a3S; Georgia and Tennessee do, ,
@S on car-Wheels. so per ton. scrap iron ~
w roHgit, 4c, ana cast, 1sa2lc per lb. Bar :
on-BoiIed, 2,f5c: do charcoal. 3.65c. Sheet !
On--Boilcu, 5.2ja475c; do charcoal. 3. I5a6 !5c y
MT Russia iron, lGalSC per h. Horse snous t5 VI
d, and muIeshOG5, SCAT % per keg
LEAD = Demand moderate ana mnrket W
eady. We quote pie lead 7Ia14<c bar Sagc | 5
ad pipe SIC, and sheet lead g4ac per lb er
LEA lllEh-!he market Is STEADY with light .
,nIthu' anu prices afe unchanged. We quote: e
AK sole d2hdoG, helniock 20 22a}3c, harness ae
a5Oc, rolsl, 40 2la<'c, sElrtins 5la4Oc, AuerI- 81
ID Mp doasSc' I ftnch klp 81 lOal ~. Ameri-
IN can SJGaHE ~ renci calI 81 'ja2 u per h. Ill
1ule ieatner Si0ao' per dozen, and upper III
aIner l'aE*c per loot: W,
lhM ", EIC'-I mere Is Il moderate demand at az
eplous PEice9' Lime IS quotGa 9VcaSl, cement 6S
& Mhs ~, alH pI"steF $2a5 per brl. qu
VI Va ihL LIicIe IS steady market, cr
Uli hitpie 'IetiHgS 0l az afClces, and prices du
cnunEel. bran IS III lalr demand atE9 50a |
pel toh' SHlpStthS arc quoted y lal3 per ton. k9
uallngs are III moderate receipts at $l4al9 : 4
Col alt oh "IllNdi' III store Sla2 more an
F ltFuliGCu C, wi
n.y. .? llilie 70 cnoice New Orleans G1c
fup Is IN laiI request at 5ja6lG per gallon do,
,nlhon Is heIu at JSa41c per gallon, and IN
lie hat
NAVAL STORES-The market is dun ov Ee,
1T for spirits turpentine. which are in fofr at
luest No material change in pricos W. ~,
Jte: Spirits turpentine, 53a3ic per raIlnn. +. ~
in, virgin, $5a5 %: No. i pale Sta5 ri, N0 I cru
inary S9a3 rs, and No. do 81 aG5a.I375 Dat. ull
'0' Yea
,r,C r,,.o ,,,...,.. ., no
Ali-2-9nc 9g w w ,lheV @ Is sIeauy ana quiet. SOL
: quolc @ou' ~ per keg lot ~ To tOd, and req
~ ~ SiEe1 al CORRESPONDING rates: 81
~ y - e9Iuts 9iuts Are hIIli; WlIl lalr de- low
u'l, ahu W lllte are quoted 54sa5C aud rcd 3a neN