The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-11

Du. hooking afAlley Is W0rtu g dJ 6leVaLOfs
and l2c delivered, per bu. Anthracite is worth
50 50ainssssar ton, delivered.
cor nRAtsE-There is limited demand.
and prices remain unchanged We quote =
Pork barrels, 75asBc; laru tefces. Siai 10. slack
hogsheads, 81 35; -four barrels, 27a3Jc; whisky
barrels, iron bound, 81 3Oal 65
COOPERSTUFF-rhere is quiet market,
but prices are steady and show no material
change. We quote: Flour-barrel poles, seas;
tlgnt do. $l2a16; hogshead poles, $3jass; rough
barrel slaves, $l4a16; dressed do, $.0a22; slack
hogshead do, sRSa25; tight do, s3aa35 per 100.
COTTON YATtNS-There is only a moderate
demand at previous prices. We uuote: Pound
yarns and carpet warp and wicking, 23c;. col
ored warp, S0c: coverlet yarn, 25c: twine, Ola
22c and rope 19a2lc per Id; No. 5UO at II 1sc ana
No. quo at l0c per doz.
mestic at Sailc for apples, ard I2a Sc for
peaches. Foreign aae steady aad quiet. We
quote: Figs, l5a &c; prunes. 71saSc; currants,
01aa1Oc; dates. 6ka7hc. Citron Is worth 26a25c
per Id. Layer raIsins sell at $3a3 III per box.
EGGS-The receipts are light and there is
only light demand. " 9 quote fresh arrivals
20a22c per dozen.
FEArH hRs--Market steady. but the de-
mand is limited. Prime 1--we geese feabhers
are worth 50a52c per lb.
GREEN FRUIfS--There Is moderate de-
mand for apples, and they are worth 10 5Oa4 5U
per brl for prime to choice. Lemons are worth
case for Valencia, and $3 5iDa4 10 per box for
sicily. Cranberries sell al $llal2 per brl.
HA1-The market is weaker under heavy
receipts ana a. limited demand. We quote:
No. timothy, sfIalS for loose. and Sl5al1 for
tight pressed per ton, and inferior grades. s9a
l3 per ton, all on arrival; and s. more per ton
in store.
HEMP-The market remains inactive and
nominally unchanged. Rough hemp is held at
$lz0al25 per ton on arrival, and $tB0 per ton in
store. Dressed Is worth asl aIUc per Id.
HIDES-Demand moderate and market
steady, and without any change. Green hides
1/uTn NuAt tot /uua ,tv.xr t1Vvx
per lb; sneep pelts 95caSl 70 Tor good to prime,
and 3Ja40e for inferior.
HOPS--Market steady, but demand light at
15alIc per Id for good to prime.
an improved demand. We give the following
rates at months for pig iron per ton: Char
coal. hot blast. H. r., No. l. S26a26; DO mili,
$22a23; Ala, Geor. and Tenn, No. 1, s24aa5
81; do mill, $2Oaz2 Cnarcoal, cold bblast, No.
/, $40a5U: charcoal, warm and cold blast. Ala
bama, Louisiana and Tennessee, $.0a4Q, aud
charcoal blooms, $SOa9j per ton. Scrap iron,
boiled, 2Aa21sc; charcoal, Bha4c; sheet iron,
boiled, 4a4kc; charcoal, 5a5hc, and Russian
iron, i6alsc per ID. Horse shoes, IS 26a5 Is,
and mule shoes, IS S5aG IS per keg.
| LEAD-The demand 10 light but there is a
steady market. No change In prices. W quote
pig lead 71laec, bar lead Sa9c, anu sheet lead
9Nc per ib.
IEATHER-There is limited demand and
L
jopbing rates: OAK sole, 37a4Oc; heinlock do,
28a35c; harness. 34a36c; rough do. s4a3Sc;
skirting. 40a42e; American kip, B5a9Jc; French
| kip, 81 10al 30: American calf, 81 l0a1 y5:
French calf, IL 75aS Is per lb; bride leather,
55a6Oc per dozen. and upper leather. 20a25c pei
foot.
| MILL FEED-The market is inactive. and
we observe no further change in prices. Bran
$l2a12 20, shlpstuffs $4al5, and mi1dlings $lsa2a
per ton, on arrival. In store dealers require
l S2 more per ton.
| MOLASSES-The market continues quiet
and steady and New Orleans is worth 56aBOc
per gallon for good to prime.
/ NAlLS-There is moderate demand and
a steady market at s3a3 10 per keg for 1od to
GOD.
| NAVAL STORES = There is little de.
Emand, but prices are steady and un-
changed. We quote: Spirits of turpentine, AZ
a44e per gallon; resin, virgin. $5a5 26 No, i Or
binary, $3a3 rs; No. pale, S4a4 90; No. 2 or.
dinary. So 65a2 rs per bril-
| OlLS-rhere is moderate demand for lin
seed, and 1t is quoted Cue per gallon for prime.
Refined petroleum IS worth l2al3c per gallon,
and steady. Extra lard oil is in fair request
at 81 Osal 10 per gallon.
| PEANUTS-Market firm. though quiet
| Whfte are worth. 6aSc, and red 3Ha511e peR II
| POTATOEs-There is very little demand and
the supply is large. They are held at 40a5OC
per bu IN store for common to choce. :.
Chickens are in fair request
and selling at $3a4 for dressed. Turkeys are
worth 10c for live, and I216c for dressed per lb
I Live geese are quoted S5 per dozen.
| POWDER-The market is nr1n and there Il
fair demand at 70 25a5 75 for rifle, and y3a
| 8 50 for blasting per keg.
I RAGS-Demand fair for cotton at 5ke for
No. l. 4kc for No. 2, and 8a3 Ne for mixed per
lb. Wooien are quoted: N a9c tor soft, and IA
Xe for common.
| RICE-There Is a good local demand and
the market is firm. Carolina 7HaSJ6c, and
Louisiana 6ha7k per lb.
| SALT-There is generally quiet and steady
market at previous prices. Wequote: Domes-
| tic 26c per bu, and 81 45 per. brl, Llverpoo
coarse 81 90 per sack, and Turks Island 4Oc per
| BIZ.
SEED-Clover is In fair request at 1sc per lb,
and timothy is steady at ~ 6Oa2 10 per bu Id
store. Flax seed is worth 81 25ai 80 per bu for
SHOT The demand is moderate at previous
prices. Buckshot is worth $3la32, and assort-
cd $2sa29 per keg.
7a7hc for German, 5haUtsc for yellow, and 5N
acc for family per lb.
I SUGAR-There is steady and quiet market.
No material variation In prices. vi quote New
slss: yf0w wsiss sisne saSxs esr
white. 107Sa10Kc; and hard is worth i1al1Kc
per lib.
STARCH-There is steady market and re-
| fined pearl is worth 41ia4Ic per Ib.
| TALLOW-The receipts and demand are
about equal, and there Is q steady market at
| SIC for country and &c for prime city per lb.
TEA-There is n fair consumptive demand.
Prices unchanged. We quote: Black-Oolong,
35aWc; oouchong. 51ca$1 Japan, 6Oa9Oc. Green
i-Hys0n, 4Oa90c: Young Hvson, 40caSl; Impe-
rial, 45ca$l III, and Gunpowder, 5Ocal 10 per ID.
| WINDOW GLASS-Market steady and de-
mand moderate. Dealers allow rs per cent
discount from card rates, which are based on
ST 80 per box OF 81 feet for 7x9, and Sxl1 first
qualify.
WOODEN WARE-The demand is moderate
and we observe no material change in prices.
We quote washboards 81 75a2 75 buckets. two
| hoop, il 50ai 81: TUBS. No. I, 10 soar 90: No. 2,
IS 50a6: No. 3, $4 5Ua5 per doz, and nests, s.,
| SO 25a3 so.
WO0L-The market is dull and nominally
| unchanged. We quote: Unwashed 'clothing,
25a2sc; medium delaine, s5aS6c; combing. STA
3Sc; fleece washed clothing, 88a42c; medium
delaine, 44a45c; combing, 48a50c; tub washed,
| good, 4Oa42c; choice, 45af7c; and pulled wool
S3aS5c per lb.
Cincinnati Live Stock.
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