The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-24

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276 nerd0zen.
| CoOPERSTUFF-Contin steady and quie
at previous prices We quote -four barre
| poles $6a9 dRht- do $l3a16, hogshead poles S25f
i aO, rough barrel slaves $i7a19, dressed do S1Si
~, and slack hogsheadipoles S25a30 per /, ,O0U.
| COAL-Therelis a lirm market with mOder-
| ate offerings and fair demand. 1t is selling
afoat at &c for Ohio River, 7c for Ashland,
and Sc for YoughiOgheny. We quota the fol :
flowing rates delivered to consumers: 9a10c for
Ohio River, Ashland and Muskingum lOal1c,
kanaWha and Hooking Valley 1Dallc, and
| Youghiogheny l1al2c per bu. Camel sells
| at tic per bu, afl0at and 2Oa22c delivered.
COkE-The market remains steady, and
there is a moderate demand We quote % fol
Gas-house and city manufactured at yards
and Sc delivered; SO for crushed aG yards, and
l0c deliyeredi TIC for Conneilsville atloaC, and
lOallc & delivered per bu.
COTTON YABNS-Ihe demand is moderate
but the market steady, witI no material
change in prices. we quote: Pound yarns,
carpet warp and dwicl1ing, gal0e; coiored warp,
&c: coverlet yarn, 22c; twlne, lSl20c, and rope
lbal7c per Id; No. QUO at l0c, and No. 60U at
SIC per dozen.
DRIED FkUITs-There is a moderate de-
mand for domestic at 4a5c for apples, and Sa9c
for peaches per lb. New layer raisins are
26e, figs 16alSc, culrants 73sa5c, and prunes
7a7Hc per'lb.
EGGS-There is moderate demand and a
steady market at l7alsc per dozen for fresh
iIuOUe JlC per 10 lOf prime
live geese with fair demand and ample re-
ceiDts.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are freely offered
at $lal 25 per brl in Store for good TO prime,
and some selling at 50a15c perbrl loose on ar
rival. Cranberres are in moderate demand at
S9alO per bri and 50 25a3 ~ per bu in boxes.
Lemons sell at S5a7 per box. Creole oranges
arequoted $4 50i5 81 per br.
GUNPOW DER-SteaNly dquiet at S325aB Is
for mining, and s. 75a6 25 for rifle powder per
keg.
HAY-Gontinues quiet and steady, with no
material change. We quote $l1al3 per ton for
Mol timothy, S9al0 for medium, and seas for
common per ton, all on arrival. Dealers ask
- more in store.
HEMP-There is amoderate demand, with
light receipts and no change In prices. We
quote rough Kentucky $lf0a115 per ton on ar
rival, and it is held 80 more in store. We quote
dressed 9a9lsc per lb.
HIDES--There is a moderate demand and
the market sbeady at previous prices. Green
hides are quoted 5a8hc, wet salted 7aSJSe, dry
salt llal2c, and dry flint l3a14c per Id. Sheep
pelts sell At 6Oca$l for good to prime and Eva
30c for common.
HOPS-The market is firm, with fair de-
mand at 35a4Gc per lib fer prime to choice
Northern and Eastern.
IRoN-Ihe market remains quiet and steady
with no material change. We quote
the following at four months time for pig iron:
Cnarcoai. hot blast-H. r., No. /. S23a2S so;
No. 3, $22a23; do mill, $2Ia22; Alabama, No. l,
$22a24 Georgia and Tennessee No. l. $22;
No. Z, $2l; do mill, $2Ua2l Raw coal and coke
No. l. $22a24: No. 2, $2la22; mill, $lSa2l.
American Scotch-No /, $95a28: b /. $2ia25;
No. 2, S22a23; II. r.. car-wheel, $50a40; Ala
bama do, S33a3S; Georgia and Tennessee do,
S29. Old car wheels, $40 per ton. scrap iron
&c, and cast, IGa%c per lb. Bar
2Ac: do charcoal J45c. Sheet
iron-Boiled, 325a4.75c; do charcoal. 3.75a525c,
and Russia iron, l6aloc per ID. Horse snoes, 50
as 25, and mule shoes. scat 25 per keG.
LEAD-Demand moderate and prices are
steady. We quote pig lead 74a74c, bar Sa9c,
and sheet 9hayIc per lb.
EATHER-There Is q moderate demand and
the marKeGls steady with no material change
We quote: Oak sole 81 a35c, hemIock DO 29a33c,
harness 3Oa34c, rough do 23a27c, sklrtlhg 36a
CSC, American kip 45aH5e. French Kip $lal 40,
American calf 9Jcas1 10, French calf 81 50a2
per lD; bride leather $4Oa50 per dozen, and up
per leather l5a1Sc per foot.
MILL FEED-rhere is moderate demand
for bran, with liberal offerings at S9ag 25 per
ton, We quote shipstutfs Sl0al2 per ton, and
eht demand. Middlings are quiet and steady
at $l5a2O per ton, all on arrival Dealers re-
quire $la2 more in store.
MOLASSES-We quote prime to choice New
Orleans sirup 5Ja55c per gallon, and fair local
demand, while interiors; dull at 35a40c per gal-
lOn Sorghum is quoted 25a30c per gallon for
best quality, and liberal offerings.
NAILS-There is a fair demand at SO 0Oa8 10
per keg for1 to 6Od, anu other sizes at pro-
portiOnate rates.
NAVAL STOREs-The market is firm. and
there is q fair demand. We quote spirits of
turpentine S6a3ec per gallon; resin, virgin, So
as 25; No. pale, $4a5 so; No. ordinary, $3a
3 25, and No. 2 do $2 65a2 rs per brl.
NUTS-There is moderate demand for pea
nuts, and we quote 5ha7xc for white, and 30
1zc for red per lb. Brazil nuts are worth "a
IOc, Glberts lOal1c. pecans l9al4c, white wal
nuts 15al6c, and almonds lSa20c per lb.
OILS-Prime Ilnseed is held at sic per gallon,
and market firm though quiet Lard oil is in
demand at 95a97c for winter extra, |
and S3aSic for current make, Refined petto-
eum is firm at 2j1Sa261ac per gallon.
POTATOES-Ihere ls a large supply and
;he demand IS only moderate at 81 50al IS per
Drl in store for good to prime, and 5Oa60c per
POU ETRI-T The market has been over
stocked with chickens, and is dull at 81 5Ua2 50
per dozen, according TO size and condition.
Live turkeys are worth Sa9c per ID.
RAGS Steady and tair demand. We quote
No. white cotton sc, No. ? 4c, and mixed
,ba2%c per lb; woolen sells at 51aa61zc for
joft and 1a7Sc for coarse.
RICE-Market dull and domestic is held at
a7c per ID for good to prime.
SALT-Domesfe remains quiet at 81 35 per |
ri and 24c per bu. Turks Island is dull at |
6a87c per bu; Liverpool coarse is quoted 81 10
u 20 per sack.
sEED-Clover is dull at 121saiSe per lb on
rrlval. Prime timothy is quoted S2a2 10 per |
III in store, and none offering on arrival. Flax |
eed is worth 81 lOa1 % per bu.
SHUT-The demand is moderate, and we
uote $3la32 per keg for buck shot, and $2oa29
OF assorted.
sOAP-There ia steady market and fair
emand at 61sc for German, 5%a6Ac for
live, and 5a51sc for family, per Id.
STARCH-Is in fair request for refined
earl at 4a41sc per lb.
SUGAk--Market quiet and steady at preyf-
us prices. We quote 94aalOc for yellow re-
ned, 10Aal0hc for extra Sc" 1d5Sa10zc for
b" wnite, lO%allc for ga" white, and Ii IA
20 for hard per lb.
TALLOW-rhe demand is fair with ample
fferings, and we continue to quote country oa
u and city rendered SIC per Id.
TEA-There is fair demand and the market
ules steady. We quote: Black-Oolong, 3Ua
C; Souchong. 40a50c; Japan. &a9Dc. Green
Tyson, 3ja90: 1Oung Hvson, 35ca$1; Imperial,
Oca$l, and Gunpowder. 50caS1 10 per lb.
TIMERS STOCk-Ihere is q steady market
nd q fair demand. We quote: ZInc-slab, per
b. SaS1zc; sheet, 94al0hc; block tin, 23a25c;
opper ingots, 25c: bottoms, 33c; brazers' sheet,
&c; tin-plate (LX), per box, $l1 5Oa12 30; do
10y, $9a10, and roofing SSa9.
VEG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberal, and fair
onsump ptive demand at 81 75a2 per brl for
Mons, $1al % per Drl for turnips, and $5a7 per
hid for caDbages, on arrival.
WINDOW GLAS5-Is quiet and steady and
A discount of DO per cent. to the
rade is allowed from card rates. The card
ates are based upon ID 25 for first quality,
nd So for double strength for 1xl0 to SXl0