The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03

We quote: Pound yarns and carpet warp and
| wicking, 2Oc; colored warp, 21c; coverlet yarn,
22c: twlne, lSa20c, and rope l6al7c per lb; No.
$40 at lUc. and No. 6OO at SIC per dozen.
| DRIED FRUIrS-1here is very little doing
but prices are steacy. We quote domestic Sa
I9c for peaches, and 4a5c for apples per d.
| Foreign are quoted 7a7ke for prunes, 7ha6c
for currants, I6a1Sc for figs, and 25a26c for
CltPon per ID. Layer raISlnS are worth 81 25a
| 2 so per box.
| EGGS-The market is quiet and steady with
fresh selling at l6al7c per dozen.
| FEATHERS-The demand is fair and prime
live geese feathers are worJh SOC per lb on ar
rival and with liberal receipts.
FISH-The market is ii m especially for mack
erel but there is no change in prices. We quote:
Mackerel, NO. large, $22 O0a24 90; No. l
medium. Sl4 00a15 UO; No. large, $ll OOa
II 90; No. medium, $40 5Oall; No. large,
$40 56al1; No. 8 medium. $s 50a9 per brl, and
half barrels one-half these prices, with Csc ex-
ira for packages, White fish, 80 5Oa6 per half
barrel. Sardines: half boxes, $24a26; do quar-
ter-boxes, Sl5 5Oal6 per case, and goldfish 5a6c
per lb.
GINSENG-Is in fair request and with mod
crate receipts. 1t is firm at 81 w per lib, for
prime.
piled with apples and steady, with moderate
ldemand at 81 25al ~ per brl IN store, and SELL
ing at 50a75c per brl loose on arrival. Gran
berries are worth $40 OOal1 90 per brl for prime.
Grapes sell at 5s6c per ID for Concords. We
| -GUNPOW DER - Is quiet and steady. Rifle
powder is worth IS 75a6 rs, and mining So 25a
| 3 Is per keR.
| HAY-There is steady though quiet market,
with ample offerings ana falr consumptiye de-
| mand at previous prices. No. timothy is
| worth $11a2 per ton. Medium is held at $9a
| TO- and common at seas per ton, all on arrival.
| About 81 more is wanted in store.
HEMP-Continues quiet, but it is steady un-
der light offerings. We quote s1l0a115 for
rough Kentucky on arrival, and s. more per
ton 10 store. Dressed is worth 9a9,6c per lb
| HIDES-The demand is moderate, but there
is a steady market at 5a6Hc for green, 7aSts
for wet salted. 1lal2c for dry salted ami 13al4c
| for dry flint per 10. Sheep pelts sell at Coca
81 for prime, and 25a40c for common.
| HOPS-The demand is fair and the market
is firm at S5a43c for prime to choice Eastern,
| and Western Offering at sOa22c per lb.
| IROH--Ihere ID a moderate demand for pig
iron and malleable, with steady market and
no material change in prices. We quote at A
%s fSF Els RI iron No. 9s Is ss fSsTS s
No. ., Sz2a28; do mil. s2la22; Alabama. No. l.,
$22a2l; Georgia and Tennessee No. /. S22:
No, =, $2l; 40 mill, $2Ua2l. Raw coal and coke
No. /. $22a24: No. T. $aa2S; MILL slsa2l.
No. ;. s. ssaaaS; II. r. wheel, ssOa4o; Ala,
bama do, s33a39; Georgia and Tennessee do,
S28. Old car wheels. so per ton. scrap iron
Wrought. Nc, and cast, 1saxc per lb. Bar
iron-Botled, sAc: 40 charcoal. S'4Sc; E, Sheet
and Russia iron. l6alSc per Id. Horse-snoes. So
as Is, and mule shoes, $6aG rs per keg.
| LEAD-The market is steady ald demand
moderate at 74la11c for pig lead, Sa9c for
bar, and 91ac for sheet lead per ID. Lead pipe
| is worth 9Ac per lb.
| LEATHER-The demand is somewhat better
and the market is steady at previous prices.
We quote: Oak sole s5aSsc, hemlock
| do 22aS3c, harness 30a35c, rough do 24a27c,
| skirting 37a4Oc, American kip 45a9Oc. French
kip 81 l0al 80. American calf 90ca$1 25 French
calf 81 75a2 15 per 10, bride leather $40a55 per
dozen, and upper leather 17a22c per foot
| LIME, ETC.-There is moderate demand at
9Oca$l for lime, 81 90a2 ~ Tor cement, and 81
MILL FEED-There is only moderate de-
| mand for bran at S9a9 rs. Shipstuffs are held
| at Sllal3, and middllngS are steady at 15a2O
per ton, all ON arrival. Dealers ask 81 more
| IN store.
| MOLASSES-There is a fair consumptive de-
mand for prime to choice New Orleans syrup
at 5Ua55c per gallon. and inferior offered at
35a4Oc per gallon. Sorghum is held 35a4Oc per
gallon for choice.
| NAILS-The demand is moderate and the
market steady at $3aS 10 per keg for 10 to God.
and other sizes at corresponding prices.
| NAVAL STORES-Spirits Of turpentine is
frmer, but the market is generally quiet. We
quote: Spirits turpentine, S5aS7c per gallon
resin, virgin, $5a5 %; No. pale, $4a5 so; No. !
ordinary, $3a3 25, and No do 81 65a2 rs per bril-
| NUTS-There is fair demand for peanuts
and we quote them 54aSc for good TO choice
white. and sa5he for common to prime red PEI
| l9c pecans 12al8c, white walnuts 14al5c, anC
| almonds lSa20c per 10.
| OILS-Prime linseed is worth 50e per gal
| and demand moderate. Extra lard oil is sell
| ing at Soc per gal for current make, and fail
demand. Refined petroleum is firm at 25]Sa
| POTAT0ES-The market remains steady,
and there is a moderate demand for prime at
81 90aa w per bri in store, and 81 65ai 70 on ar
p0ITITRY-The market is firm for chick
| ons with fair demand and moderate receipts,
and full grown sell at So 5Oa4 w, and young at
81 50a3 25 per dozen. -
INo. white cotton sell at &C and No &c; and
| mixed cotton 2ha2Xc per lb. Woolen are
worth KaXc for coarse and 61Ea81<c for soft
per pound.
q, 70 per brl, with moderate demand. Turk't
Island is held at 36a38c per bu, and We quote
coarse Liverpool 81 20a! 81 per sack.
SEED-Timothy is in fair request with mod
crate offerings and market nrm at y sVas II
store for prime, and round lots on arrival sell
inc at 81 TOal Is per bu. Prime fax seed i
worth 81 l6al 20 per bu.
SHOT-The market is quiet and steady at 50
asa for buckshot, and S2oa2s for assorted pc
soAP-The market is steady and deman,
lfair. We quote German 6JsaTc, olive, 5xa6M
and family 5a5hc per 10.
X STARCH-ls in lair demand ana STEADY az
, aALc per lb for refined pearl.
| SUGAK-Market quiet and easy, and price
little lower. We quote yellow refined ~
, lOXc, extra ''C'' l02I Ia10Hc, "B'' white 10x
, lOSse, "A" white lO1sallhc, and hard NY
I1lXc per lb.
| TALLOW-Is firm with fair demand ant
light receipts at Ssc for city, and SC for coun
, ttry, per ID.
TEA-The market is firm with fair consumpt
i've demand and no material change
, We quote: Black-0olong. S0aS G
souchong. 4las0c; Japan. 6OaaJc. Green-Hy
son, 8 ia9O: Young Hyson, 35ca$l; Imperial, A.
| aSI, and Gunpowder, 6OcaSl III per 10.
TIMERS SrOCk-Ihe demand IS moderat
| but steady, at previous prices. we quote