The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14

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per bu. Common are offered at 9OcaN per bu.
| ESWAA--Steady and moderate demand,
with liberal offerings at 2Ja21c per lD Tor good
| to prime on arrival.
| BROOMS-There is q very little demand,
but prices are nominally unchanged. Common
are quoted 81 50aG, hurl 81 7ja3, Shaker $SaS 70,
and steamboat S4a5 per dozen.
BROOM CORN-The market is steady ana
moderately active at previous prices. Red
| brush is worth 2a4c, red stalk braid 6a5hc, and
| green nurl 6a6kc per Id.
| BUTTER-There is firm market, especially
| for best table butter, receipts of which are
light. Lower grades are plenty, and nothing
| below prime is wanted to any extent. Extra
creamery is worth 4a36c per ID. and scarce:
Prime 10 choice dairy sells at 2Oa2!c per ID, and
| some selections bring 24a2 ,c per Id. Medium
| grades are held at l5al7c, and common at l2al5c
per lb.
UANDLE5--Moderate demand and steady,
with no change in prices we quote star can =
dies 151kal6c and common tallow nhal2e
CHEE5E-The market is steady but quiet for
prime to choice factory at 12xal3c per lb.
| CORDAGE-Ehere Is dull market, but no
material change is observed. Manila is quoted
| 4Aal5Ac, sisal lOxal1Ac, and jute 94alOAc
per ib.
COFFEE-The demand continues fair and
prices are steady and unchanged. Java sells
at 2sa9Oc per lb. We quote common Rio l8al &c,
fair to good Ua2lc, and prime 10 choice 22a2jc
per lb.
CoOPERAGE-Th market is steady. with a
faIr demand for pork barrels and lard tierces.
Other ARTICLES remain quiet We quote: PORK
| barrels, 81 GOAL 10: pork half barrels, 6Ja7Uc;
lara tierces, 81 l5al 25; whisky barrels, IRON
bound, 81 40al IS; slack hogsheads. 81 4Oal 81;
ham tierces, b5a6Oci flour barrels. 4Oc, and
slack half-barrels Sc 50a2 rs per dozen.
| COOPERSTUFF-Th market is firm, with
ample receipts and fair demand. We quote:
Flour-ba poles $SalO, tight do I5alS, hogs
head poles $l5a4O, rough barrel slaves $l8a2O,
dressed do saOa23, slack hogshead slaves sss w
a30 90.
COAL-There is a steady market with ample
offerings 1t is selling afioat at &c for ohl0
RIVER, 7a7hc for Ashland, and 80 for Yougni-
ogheny. We quote, delivered to consumers,
Ohio River 9al0.; Ashland, Hooking Valley
and Kanawha l0allc: Youghiogheny llal2c,
and camel 2Oa22c per bu. Anthracite, deliv-
ered is worth $Sa9 per ton.
| COKE-Is firm, with fair demand We quote
safe for gas-house and city manufactured at
yards, and Sa9c delivered; crushed S1sa9c at
yards and l0a1lc delivered; Connellsville l0t,
lie delivered per bu
COTTON YARNS-There is firm feeling,
but as yet no advance in prices is established.
The demand is only moderate. We
quote: Pound yarns, carpet warp and WICK
ing, 100; colored warp, 26c; cOverlet yarn, 21c:
twlne, l7al9c, and rope 16c per lb: No. 5UO at
9Hc. and No. 6OO at Sc per dozen.
| DRIED rKUtro-Domestic fruit is steady
and quiet at llaiGkc for peaches and 4Ha6c for
apples. Foreign fruits are in fair demand,
and we quote 25a26c per Id for citrOn 14a16c for
dgs, 71.aS1sc for currants, 7a71dc for prunes,
ana 81 35a2 SO per box for aver raisins.
EGGS-The demand is fair and there are
liberal offerings at 22ay3c per dozen, and held
mostly at the inside figure.
FEATHERS-The supply Is large and the
demand is moderate, anu prime live geese are
selling at 4Sc per lb
FISh-ConUnue steady with moder-
ate demand and no material change
large, $s2 OOa24 90; No. / medium. $l4 Goals oO
No. 2 large, $llall 80; No. medium, $40 50
all; No. 3 large, $40 50al1; No. medium,
Se 50a9 per brl, and half barrels one-han these
ish, IS 5Ua6 per half barrel. Sarlines: half
boxes, $24a26; do quarter boxes, SIS 5Oal6 pei
case. and goldfish 5a6c peril.
| GINSENG-Continues In fair demand and
firm, and prime will bring 81 70 per Id.
GkEEN FRUIrS-Apples are in moderate
demand with ample receipts and steady at
60ay0c per brl, loose on arrival, and 81 25al rs
packed, in store about Csc per brl more is re-
uuested. Cranberries are worth $9ay 50 per
brl, and $3a3 % per crate. Lemons sell at $5aG
per box, and creole oranges at S5a5 so per brl.
| HAY-The demand is mostly local and for
the best grades. and prime timothy on arrival
is worth $l2al3 per ton. Inferior grades ARE
dull and offered at $10a1 for medium and $7at
! for c0mmrn per ton, Oh arrival In store s.
more is required.
HEMP-fhe offerings are light, but the de-
mand is only moderate for rough Kentucky at
$1i0a115 per ton on arrival, and held In store at
s. more. We quote dressed 9a9kc per lb.
HIDES-Steady, with moderate demand.
Green hides are worth 6a7e. wet salted Sa9c,
dry salted 1lal2c, and dry flint i3a14c per lb.
Sheep peIGs are worth 60ca$1 for good to prime,
and 25a40c for inferior.
Il HOPS-rne demand is fair and market
steady at 35a36c for Eastern, and 30aS3c for
Western, per ID;
material change. We quote: Pig iron, four
months time: Charcoal, hot blast-H. R. No. !,
S23a2s 80; No.2. S22a23; do mill, $2la2s; Georgia
and Tennessee No. l, $22: No. Z, $2l; do mill,
S2Uaai, Raw-coal and coke--No. ], $22a24; No.
!, $2la2a; Mil, $1sa2l. American Seotch-No.
l. S25a26: /, $24a25; No. 2, S22a23; II. r.. car
wheel, $3OaiO; Alabama do. S33a8s; Georgia
and Tennessee do, $29. Old ar-Wheels, $40 per
ton. scrap IRONY Wrought, nc, and cast, ia
&c per ID. Bar iron-Boiled, axe: do charcoal,
S'45c. Sheet iron-Boiled, 3.25a47jc; do char
coal. 3.75a5.25c, and Russia iron, 6alSc per lb.
Horse -snoes, So as rs. and mule-shoes. S6aG 2f
per keg.
LEAD-Demand moderate at 7a7Lc for pis
leal and ease for bar lead per lb..
LEATHER-Market quiet but steady Nc
change in prices. We quote: Oak sole 32a35c,
hemlock do 22a38c, harness 3Oa3lc, rough do
23ag7c, skirting 86a3Sc, American Kip 45aS5c,
French do $lal %, American calf 9UcaS1 Is,
French Doll 50a2 per ID, bride leather $40a5O
per doz, and upper leather l5a1sc per foot.
| MILL FEED-Is quiet and steady at previ-
GUS prices. We quote $9a9 so for bran $12aIh
for shipstuffs, and SlSa23 for middlings per
ton, on arrival. Dealers require ~ more per
ton IN store.
| MOLASSES-New Orleans syrup (new crop
is firm at 60a65c per gallon for prime to choice,
and old is offered at 50a55c per gallon. Common
is dull at S5a4Oc per gallon. Prime sorghum Is
quoted 25a30c per gallon.
NAILS-Are in moderate demand, and we
quote ~ to God $3a3 10 per keg, anu other sizes
at corresponding prices.
| NAVAL STORES-The market is firm, es-
pecially spirits OF turpentine. We quote:
Spirits of turpentine, 4la44c per gallon;
resin, virgin, $5a5 rs; No. / pale, $4a4 so;
No, ordinary, s3aS rs; and No. do, " 65a
2 Is per brl.
| OILS-There is a fair demand for lard oil at
83aS5c for current make, and 93a95c for wlntel
extra per gallon. Prime lnseed is quiet al
5se per gallon. Refined petroleum remains
steady 2ia26c per gallon.
| POTATOES-Quie and steady. Prime 10
choice are worth 5Oa60c per bu, on arrival
loose, and S!a2 25 per brl in store, packed. sweet
potatoes are quoted $lal 50 per brl, according
to quality.
PUULfRT-Live chickens are in fair de-
mand, with steady market, and selling al
50 5Oa3 80 per dozen. Live ducks are, worth
50 5Oa3 per dozen, and geese sell at $4a5 pei
dozen. Live turkeys are worth 9al0c per 10.
RAGS-Demand fair and market steady.
No. white cotton sells at SC, No. do at &c
per ID, and assorted cotton 2ka2%e per lb
Woolen are worth 6a6hc per lb for line, and