The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-25

chan&e during Tue week. we quoCes feacHes,
per dozen, IL 1ba2V5; pine apples, 81 65al w;
Strawberries. 81 7ba2 10; raspberries, 81 a5a
2 rs; pears, 81 75a2 80; whortleberrIes S2a2 25 (:
plums, per dozen, ~ 00a2 70; green corn,
81 5Oa2 90; green peas, 81 oOa2 75; condensed
milk. So 7ba3G; oysters, cove, u loeI ooi toma-
CHEESE-Is in fair request and steady at l2a
1870 per lb for prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-There fs steady market and fair
demand at previous prices. Rio 2la22c for
common, as1saa3ssc for fair to good, and 2ia25c
for prime to choice per ~, Java sSaSoc per lb
for choice.
CORDAGE-Dem moderate at previous
prices. Manila, 1S%ai4%c. sisal, WhaliAei
CUAI~Tfere is quiet though steady mar
ket with light sales atioat at Sc for
Youghiogheny, Ta7kc for Ashland and
Sepe &c ees Ono 70 u Per ono no RIVER aS s
Ashland. lie; Muskingum and Kanawha, la
l2c; Raymond City, 12c; Youghiogheny, 12al3c
per bu afloat Hooking Valley, 1Uc at elevator,
and lac delivered. Camel, Ice afloat and goa
COKE-Demand moderate at previous prices.
City coke at yards Sa1Oc, delivered l0al3c;
Gas-house at yards sal0c, delivered 1Oa12c;
crushed at yards lie, and delivered 13a15c per
Dushel.
COOPERAGE-There is dull market and
prices unchanged. We quote: PORK barrels
15asoc; lard tierces. slal 10; slack hogsheads,
rels, iron bound, 81 3Ual 6j.
COOPERSTUF FF-There is very little doing.
the offerings and demand both being light
We quote: Flour-barrel poles, seas; tight do.
$i2a16, and hogshead poles, $3jas6; rough barrel
slaves, $l4a16; dressed do, $-Oa22; slack hogs
| heads dc, ss5a2s; tight do, s8Oa35 per 1000.
| COTTON YARNS-Thcre is a better demand,
and the market remains steady, with no change
| in prices. We quote: Pound yarns and carpe,
warp and wieking, 23c; colored warp, Soc: GOV.
| erlet yarn, 25c; twine, 2la22c, and rope 19a2lC
per lb; No. 5V0 at l11ac, and No. QUO at iOc pei
DRIED FRUITs-There is moderate dc.
mand for domestic at Sallc for apples, ant
l2al3c for peaches per lb. Foreign fruits con.
tinue quiet at previous prices. Layer raisins
50 9)aS 0O per box Citron, per lb, 26a29c. Figs,
l5alSc; currants, SKalOc; prunes, 71za9c per Id.
EGGS-Market dull and weak, with large
receipts. Fresh are quoted l6c per dozen.
FEATHERS-There is steady market, with
moderate demand, at 5Oa52c per lb for prime
| GREEN FRUITS--There is moderate de-
mand with steady market at $3a4 81 per brl
for good to prime apples. Cranberries are
quoted S1lalS per brl. Lemons sell at 81 5oa7
| per box. Oranges are worth SO 50a4 20 pei
| box for Messina and fSas so per case for allen
| cia.
| HAY-There is quiet market The receipts
are liberal, with a moderate demand for all
| grades. No change in prices. NO. timoJny
| is worth SlTal8 for loose and xl5a16 for tight
presseu per ton, and inferior x9al3 per ton, on
arrival. In store dealers want 81 more per ton
HEMP-The offerings are not large. but there
| is still a light demand, and undressed is worth
| $ll2a$l2O per ton. Dressed 91salOc per lib.
HIDES-The market is steady, with fair de-
mand at previous prices Green hides are
quoted 5Ha7c, wet salted 71aa9c. and dry
saited 14al6c per Id; shcep peits 75casl 70 for
| good to prime.
| HOPS Demand moderate and market
| steady at 16alSc per ID for prime to choice.
IRON, ETC.-The demand is moderate for
| both pig and malleable, and there is steady
market. We quote the following showing the
current rates for pig at four months: Char
coal. hot blast II. r., No. l. s25a26; do mill,
| $22a23: Ala, Geor. and Tenn, No. 1, $24a25;
/ do mill, $22; stone coal and coke. No. l. $24a
| %; do mill, S20a22. Charcoal, cold blast, No.
| l, $40a5U: charcoal, warm and cold blast, Ala
charcoal blooms, SS0a9J per ton. Scrap iron,
| cast and wrought, Xa1hc per lb. Bar iron,
boiled, 2ka2ke; charcoal, 3ha4c; sheet iron,
boiled, aa4xc; charcoal, 5a5Jac, and Russian
1 iron, 16alSc per lb. Horse shoes, IS 0Ua5 So,
and mule shoes, $6 00aG 80 per keg.
| LEAD-Demand rather light and market
steady Pig lead 71zasc; bar, ea9c; sheet, 9zc
II >L[EATHER-There is steady and quiet
market and no material change. The joDbing
| rates are as follows: OAK sole, 37a40c; hemlock
do. 2Sa35c; harness. 4a3Sc; rough do, S4a3Sc;
skirting, 40a42c; American kip. 65a9Jc; French
kip, 81 lOal so: American calf, 81 l0a1 35;
French calf, 81 75a2 Is per lb: bride leather,
$55a60 per dozen. and upper leather, 20a25c per
foot.
| MILL FEED-There is a limited demand
generally, and the market is well supplied
and nominauy unchanged. We quote bran
| $l2 60al3 81, shipstulfs Sl4al5, and middlings
$l6al7 per ton, on arrival, and Sa more in
store.
| MOLAssES-Marke steady with fair con-
i sumptive demand for New Orleans at 50a60c
per gallon, according to quality.
NAILS-The demand is moderate, and mar
ket steady at S29Ja3 per keg for 10 to 6ud, in
sore.
NAVAL sTOREs-The demand is light at
previous prices. Spirits turpentine, 43a44c per
gallon virgin. $5a5 20; No. pale, $4a4 %; I;
No. ordinary, Saa3 20; No. 2 ordinary, 81 65a
IL Is per brl.
! OiLS-Prime linseed sells at 62c per gal
Ion and is in fair demand. Refined petroleum
is steady, and is selling readily at 12ha13hc
| per gallon. Lard oil Is worth 81 06al U8 per
gallon for extra current make.
| .PEANUTS-Demand fair and market steady.
! White, blaa7hc, and red 4Ha51sc, and 3a4c
more for roasted.
POTATOEs-Market dull, with no change
Common to choice are quoted. in store, 3ia46c
per bu. They wonld bring 10c less ON arrival
P0ULTRY--Chickens are IN moderate de-
mand, with limited arrivals, and sell at $3a3 50
| per dozen for live or dressed Dressed tur-
keys are worth lie per lb, and in moderate de-
mand
POWDER STEADY and in moderate demand
at IS a5a5 75 for rifle, and $3a3 5U for blasting
! per keg.
RAGS-There is a fair demand and prices
are firm. White cotton. SIC for No. l, and
4Ac for No. 2, and mixed cotton, 24a3c, per
lb; woolen, 71Eayc for soft, and %aXc for
common.
RICE-Market firm with goot copsumptive
| demand at 7kaSe for Carolina and 6isa7Jac.
| for Louisiana.
| SALT-Domestic Is in moderate request at
2bcper bn, and 81 Do per brl. on arrival. Coarse
| liverpool Ia quoted " 50 per sack, and steady.
Turks Island is quiet at 40c per b;i.
sEED-Clever is firm, with fair demand at
l 4c per Id, in store, for prime. Timothy STEADY
and selling at " 65a2 Is per bu. in store. FLAX
seed Is quoted " Suai Az per b,I and in far re.
quest,
sHOT---Sioderate demand at sslaa2 for buck
f, shot, alld S28as9 for assortrd, per keg
S0Af-Alarket Grm and demand fair, Ger
man, 7aS1sc; olive, 66a7c; common. yellow, 5k
| a6 &c per 1b.
SUGAR-Thnre is far demand and price.
unchanged. We quote: New Orleans. las &C;
yellow refined. ykaJXci extra HC.'' lpalD1Sc
! s'Bn white. Ibxal0Mc; "a" white, lt5zuI0Sc;
and hard Hail 1sc per ID,
STARcii--Is in far REQUEST, and refined
| pearl sells AT 4i1a4 &c ner III.
| TALLOW-Alarkc sttildy and demand fair
Prime city is WORTH. Qtxr. and country ~ a0..