The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-31

Prime winter steam sold at exc per ID, and
current make is quoted va aa1Sc per ID. hettle
is quoted lOc per lb and'duu
BULK MEATS-Quet and steady. Loose
meats are quoted 65sa8%e for shoulders, 7%a
7Isc for clear rib sides, and S16aS%c for clear
sides per lib.
BACON MorkeT steady and quiet. shoul-
deFs are quoted AaTXc, clear rib sides SAc,
and clear sides gka92c per lb, all packed.
Sugar-cured hams are quoted l5al6t6c per ID.
lCOfION-The market continues firm, out
prices are unchanged. sales, l65 bales. STOCK
in this market is reported at 1919 bales. Re-
ceipts, 1856 bales. shipments, S6S bales. We
quote the following official prices: Ordinary,
os6c; good ordinary. VIC; low mhidling, lUc;
m.u'tlng, 10hc; good mldding. 10Ac; md
ding raIr, ll}Sc: fair. l2Hc per lb.
WHlSKY-Ihe market is weaker to day,
with decline of % per gallon, and there is
only moderate demand at 81 VI per gallon.
ALCOHOLICS in moderate demand at 81 16
al l8 per gallon for IS per cent. above proof.
ASHE5-Demand light but prices steady at
7nc for pearl, and 45ac for potash per lb
BAGS-The demand Is only moderate at pre-
vious prices. We quote bu burlaps l3aAc,
2 bu gunnies 14al5c, and cotton seamless sacks
are worth 20a25c.
BAGGING-rhe market is firm with fair
demand and no change in prices. We quote
flax bagging l25Sai21a &c for 2 ID, l2&aI2Zc for
* 10, and I2Aal2Ec for *, lb, per yard.
BARK-Ihe offerings are light ami the mar
ket is steady, with good demand for prime
cnestnut.oak at $2U per cord, atlOar
BROOM COKN-Demand light, and prices
are unchanged, with free offerings at 29sa4c
for red brush, 5a51sc for green stalk braid and
Ga61ac for green hurl, per lb
BROOMS-The demand is moderate, with
steady market, and no change in prices. We
quote common 81 50a2 90, hurl ~ 75a3 90, Sha-
ker $Sa3 %, and steamboat S4a5 per dozen.
MBUTTERr-The market has been quiet and
heavy all the past week, ano prices have had
o downward tendency. The receipts have
been In excess of the demand, lower grades
being especially dull, with considerable ac-
cumulaliOn of stocks. Extra creamery is held
at 3Oa32c per lb; prime to choice dairy is
worth 2ia22c for Western Reserve, and l9a20c
for Central OHIO, per lb, with q moderate local
demand. Inferior grades are offered at l5a16c
for medium, and 12al4c for common.
CANDLE5-Steady and fair demand at 1516a
l6c for star candles, and II 1Sal2c for common
tallOW per Id.
CHEZ sE-There is steady and quiet mar
ket for prime to choice factory at 121aal3c per
CORDAGE-The demand is limited but the
market is steady at previous prices. Manila
is worth l414al51kc, SIsal 1O4al14c, and jute
1sa1Uk per lib.
remains quiet. Rio is quoted 1Sal9c for COM
mon, 2Ua21c for fair to good, and 22a23c for
prime TO choice, per lb, Java Is selling ut 2Sa
soc per Id.
demand and limited offerings, especially for
pork barrels and lard tefces. We quote:
PORK barrels, 95ca$l: pork half barrels, 6Ja7Uc;
lara tierces, 81 l5ai 25; whisky barrels, iron
oound, 81 40al 65; slack hogsheads. 81 40al 80;
nam tierces, 55a6Uc; flour barrels. 40c, and
slack half barrels 81 50a2 rs per dozen.
OOPERSTU FF-Stayes and hogshead poles
are in fair demand aud the market firm. Other
barrel poles $sa9, tight do $13a16, hogsnead
poles $S5a4O rough barrel slaves $l8a20 dressed
do $20a23. slack hogshead slaves $2Sa30.
C0AL-The market is firm with fair demand
and ample offerings. 1t is selling, afoat, at S3I
a9c for Youghi0gheny, &c for Ashland, and 51Sa
Sc for ohio River, per bu. We quote it as fol-
lows delivered to consumers: loughiogheny,
l2c; Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 1Oa1ic;
Ashland and Muskingum, l0c; Ohio River, Ga
100 per bu. Camel is worth l6c per busnel
aloat, aud 2Oa22c delivered. Anthracite is
quoted vs. 5Oa9 per ton, delivered.
COKE-The market is steady, with moderate
demand and prices are unchanged. Gas-house
is worth &c at yards and Be delivered, city
manufactured &c at yards and Sc delivered,
crushed Sc at yards and Ice delivered, Con
nellsville nc ahoat and lOallc delivered, per
bu.
COTTON YARNs-The market is easy, with
moderate demand. We quote: Pound yarns,
carpet warp and wicking, 19e; colored warp,
26c; coverlet yarn, 2lc: twlne, Talgc. and rope
| 16c per lb; No. 5UO at 91Ic. and No. wv ut
| &c per dozen.
| and lrmer market for domestic fruit at 5a6c
for apples and Ii u1Sal2hc for peaches There
is very little demand for foreign fruits, but
they are steady, and We quote cItron 25a26c,
tigs 16a1Sc, cuIrants 71Sa6c, and prunes 7a7 &c
per Id, and layer rasins 81 8la2 50 per box.
EGGS-lhere has been moderate supply
for some days past, and the market rules firm
at 2Oc per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FEATHERS-Steady and demand fair for
prime live geese at 50c per Id.
FISH-There is moderate demand, but
Change. We quote: Maekerel. No. l large,
f1 a1a.
il 90; No. 2 medium, $40 50a1l; No. large,
$40 50al1 No. medium, 50 6Oa9 per brl, and
lf-barrels one-half these prices, with 25c ex-
ira for packages. White fish, So 5Ua6 per half
barrel. Sardines: half boxes, $24a26: do quar-
ter-boxes, SIS 5Oa16 per case, anu Goldfish 5a6c
GREEN FRUITS-There is o large supply of
apples, with fair shipping demand, and they
are selling at 6Oca$l per brl loose, on arrival,
according to quality, and worth $lal % per brl
packed, on arrival. Cranberries sell at $9a10
per bri, and S. 25a3 81 per bu in boxes. Lemons
are WORTH S6a6 81 per box, anu oranges $5a6
per bril-
lots will bring Il Il per lb. with fair demand.
GREASE-Ihe demand il moderate, and we
quote white 7xa7hc, yellow 6Ma65Sc, and
brown 5% a6e per ID.
Observation-Disclosures is a moderate de-
mand and prices are unchanged. Rifle Is worth
IS 75a6 25, and mining powder $S 25a3 70 per
keg.
HAY-The market remains steady, with q
moderate demand, mostly for the higher
grades. No. 1 timothy sells at $l2al3 per ton
on arrival. Inferior hay is dull and offered at
$7alO per ton on arrival. In store $la2 more
is asked
HEMP-There are moderate offerings Of
rough Kentucky and auet at SHOALS per ton
on arrival, and S. more is asked in store. We
quote dressed 9a914c per lb and moderate de-
mand.
HIDES-There is a fair demand, with am
pie off rings and no material change. Green
hides are worth 5a6xc wet sailed 7aSkc, dry
salted llal2c, and dry flint i3a14c per Id. Sheep
pelts are worth 60ea$l for good to prime, and
25a40c for common.
HOPS-There is a larger supply, and the
market is quiet at 33a35c for best Northern, and
35a8Sc for Eastern per lib.
IRON-The market is quiet and easy, the de-
mand being light for both pig iron and malle-
able, but there is no material change in prices.
The following are the rates at four months for
pig iron: Charcoal, hot-blast-H. r.. No. !, S23a
rs 80; No. ., $22a23; do mlll. $2la22; Georgia
aud Tennessee No. /. s22; No. 2, $2i; DO mill,
SaUaM, American Scoteh-No. 1, Sa6a26: b /,
spta25: No. 2, S22a23; H. r.. carl wheel. $30a40;
Alab ANA do, S83a88; Georgia and Tennessee do,
| S28 Old car wheels, $40 per ton. scrap iron
Wrought. Nc, and cast, h1akc per lb Bar
iron-BOiled, 2kc: do charcoal, S.45c. Sheet
iron-Boiled, 3.25a475c: do charcoal. 375a5.s6c,
and Russia iron, l6alSc per lb. Horse-snoes. IS
* 05 and ruuln- shoes. S6aG rs per key,