The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

81 75a2 rs: huri; 50 00a3 25 Shaker, So 50a4 10,
and steamboat. IS 50a6 per dozen.
BUTTER--The Market has undergone no
material change. There is good retail de-
mand for the higher grades but qualities be-
low prime are neglected. There are large re-
ceipts OF inferior grades with an accumulation
OF stocks. while choice continues scarce. We
quote choice Western reserve 26a27e, and 2a3c
more for single packages Of extra selections.
Prime Central and Southern Ohio 22a24c, me-
dium grades 16a20c, ana common l5al6c per lb.
CANNED FRUITS, ETC.-The demand is
fair and there is a steady market with no
change in prices. We quote: Peaches, per
dozen, 81 76a2 rs; pine apples 81 65a1 30; straw
berries, 81 76a2 no.; raspberries, 81 25a2 rs;
pears, 81 75a2 81; whortleberrles, $2a2 25 plums,
per dozen, 81 00a2 25; green corn, 81 50a2 so:
green peas, 81 56a2 rs; condensedmilk. 80 75a
w; oysters, cove, 81 l0al 50; tomatoes, 81 lOa
GO.
CANDLES-There is a good demand and a
firm market at 12Hal3c for common tallow,
aud l61aal7c for star candles, per lb.
CHEESE-Continues steady and in fair re-
quest. Prime to choice factory Is worth 12al3c
per lb.
COFFEE-The demand is fair and prices
remain steady and unchanged. Rio is
worth 2la22c for common, 22ha23bc
for fair to good, and 2fa25c for prime to choice
per lb. Java 35a35c per tb.
CUAL-rhere is a fair wholesale demand,
and the market remains steady. Youghiogheny,
Sc; Ashland 7a7hc. and ONO River, &c per
bu afloat. Delivered to consumers at 10c for
Ohio River, 1lc for Ashland, 11al2c for Mus
kingum and kanawha. 12c for Raymond City,
and 12al3c for Pittsburg per bu. Hooking
Valley, at elevator, 1Oc. and l2c delivered per
bu. Anthracite 50 5Oa10 Der ton. delivered.
COKE-M oderate demand and the market is
steady. City coke at yards 8a10c, delivered
l0a13c; Gas-house at yards Sal0c, delivered III
a12c; crushed at yards llc and delivered 13a
C0RDAGE-The demand is very light and
prices have declined. Manila, 1S&al44c:
oisal, 1OA a1lkc; and Jute, 9Aal04c per lb.
COOPERAGE-The receipts are liberal and
there is only moderate demand. PORK bar
rels are quoted 75aS0c; Lard tierces SlaL 10;
slack hogsheads, 81 25; -four barrels, 27a3Jc;
whisky barrels, iron bound, 81 3Ual 65.
COOPERoTUFF-There is dull market,
with moderate offerings and limited demand.
Flour barrel poles, seas; tight do. $l2a1G, and
hogshead poles, $35a8e; rough barrel slaves, $l4
a16; dressed do, S!Oa22; slack hogshead dc, S23
a25; tight do, $39a35 per 900.
COTTON YARNS-Are quiet and steady, No
material change during the week. Pound
yarns and carpet warp and wicking, 23c; col
ored warp, 3Oc; coverlet yarn, 25c; twine, 2la
22c and rope 19a21c per lb: No. 5U0 at &C. and
No. 600 at 10c per doz
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic are steady and
in moderate request at 9al1e for apples, aud
liza Be for peaches per Id. Foreign are quiet
and steady at 26a2Sc: l5alSc for hgs; Sgsal0c for
currants; Ease for prunes; 61Sa71sc for dates.
per lb. Layer raisins are worth S3a3 10 per
box.
EGGS-The receipts are heavy, and there is
only a moderate demand at l8a-0c for fresh
FEATHERS-Market steady and quiet, and
prime are worth 50a52c per Id on arrival
GREEN FRUIFS--Appies are in moderate
request and steady at $Ja4 50 per brl according
to quality. Lemons sell at VI 5Ua7 per box.
Oranges are worth $sa9 per case for Valencia,
and S3 50a4 per box for Messina. Cranber-
ries, Slial3 per Drl.
HAY-Tne demand is moderate, but there is
steady market, and prices are unchanged.
We quote NO. l timothy SlTalS. loose pressed,
and Sl5al6 FOR rard- pressed per ton, and infe-
rior s9a12 per ton, all on arrival, and 81 more
per ton requ red in store.
HEMP-The offerings and demand are both
llmlte !, and we quote: Rough Kentucky $3.50
in store, $l20al25 on ARRIVAL, per ton, and
dressed 95dalUc per lib.
HIDEs--Market steady, with moderate de-
mand and we observe no change. Green hides
SKATE, wet salteu 71&a8c. and dry flint l4al5c
per Id; sheep pelts 95casl rs Tor GOOD to prime,
and aia4Uc for inferior
HOPS-Market quiet, and we quote 16alTc
per ID for prime to choice ON arrival.
IRON, ETc.-The demand is somewhat bet
ter, but the market is still quiet, with no
material change in prices. We give the
following rates at four months: Char
coal. hot blast. Ii. r., No. l. s2ha2S; do mill,
s22a23; Ala, Geor. and Tenn, No. l, S24a25;
do mill, S22; stone coal and coke. No. l. S24a
25; do mill, S2Oa22. Charcoal. cold blast, No.
1, s40a5U: charcoal, warm and cold blast, Ala
bama, Louisiana and Tennessee, SsOa40, aud
charcoal blooms, SS0a9J per ton. Scrap iron,
cast and wrought, 2a14 per lb. Bar iron,
boiled, 2Aa2ac; charcoal, S6a4c: sheet iron,
boiled, 4a4hc; charcoal, 5a5Hc, and Russian
iron, l6alSc per lib. Horse-shoes, S5 25a5 Is.
and mule shoes, IS 25aG Upper keg
LEAD-Demand moderate and prices steady
Pig lead 756aSc; bar 75aaS5se; sheet, 9a9kc per
LEATHER-The demand is moderate, but
there Is still a steady market at previous
prices. Efhe loDbing rates to the trade are
as follows: OAK sole. 57a40c; hemlock do,
2Sa35c; harness. 84a9sc: rough do, 34a3Sc:
skirting, 40a42c; American kip, 65a9Jc; French
kip, 81 1Oal 80: American calf, 81 0al 50:
French calf, 81 75a215 per ID: bride leather,
55a6Oc per dozen. and upper leather. 20a25c per
foot
MILL FEED-There is very little doing,
though the offerings are large. The market Is
easy at $l2al2 80 for bran, $4al5 for shipstufs,
and Sl6a23 for middlings per ton, on arrival,
and S2 more per ton in store.
MOLASSES-Thefe is good consumptiye
demand and the market is steadE. Good to
choice New Orleans sells at 50a6Oc per gal
NAILs-Market steady and demand fair at
S3a3 10 per keg for 10 to 6Od, and other sizes at
proportlonate rates
NAVAL STORES The demand is yerv
moderate, and we observe no change. Spirits
turpentine, 43a44c per gallon; resin, virgin. $5a
rs; No. 1 ordinary, SSa3 IS; No. 9 ordinary,
81 65a2 Is per brl.
OILS-lhere is a moderate demand for lin
seed at 6Oc per gallon. Lard oil is in fair re-
quest at 81 Val 08 for extra quality. Refined
petroleum. is steady and selling at 13a14c per
gallon.
PAINTS, &c.-Demand limited and prices
unchanged. We quote: White lead per ID, 9ka
10c; lrtharge, per ID, lU11a11c; patent dryer,
per 10. l4alSc; russian blue, per To- GSa1Sc
Paris white, 3aS1sc: Paris green, 3Ja40c; Span:
ish brown, 2a3c; yellow oclire, 2%a45ac; lamp