The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-26


Medium isheld at 1sa2Oc, and common l5a17C
per lib. ........
CANDLEs-Are in fair demand and firm at
11hal2c for common tallow and 15MalBc fol
star candles per III.
CHkESE-Prime to choice factory 10 woitil
| 11at2cperilb, and the market remains firm.
CORDAGE--There is q steady and quiet
market at previous prices. Jute is worth 01s a
10c, Sisal 9kalOHc, and Manila l8;a4al4kc per
pound.
CoOPERAGE - The market is firm Wnder
limited offerings, but with no material change
in prices. We quote: PORK barrels, 9OaY5c
-four barrels 30a35c; lard tierces 81 10al 20 fly
tight hogsIeads. 81 ,4ual so; whisky barrels,
IRON Oound, 81 3Ual 90; ham tierces, 55a65c, and
slack half barrGlsi 50 5Oa27j per dozen.
UOOPERSTUFF-There is fair demand
and moderate receipts, and market firm. We
quote iour-barrel poles S6a9, tlght do $l3a16,
slaves $l7a1s, dressed do $lsa2O, slack hogs
head do $25aSU.
.CoAL-The market continues quiet and
steady. The rates ailoat are &c for Ohio River.
gheny. We quote II delivered to consumers
as follows: Ohio River sa9c, Ashland 9a1Oc,
Hooking Valley and Kanawha l0allc, and
Youghiogheny Tic per Blu Kanawha Camel is
worth l6c ahUat. and 2Oa22c per bu delivered.
Anthracite is worth $Sas 81 per ton delivered.
COKE-The demand is light and prices re-
main unchanged We quote &c per bu for city
manufactured and Gas-house at yards, and SC
delivered to consumers; crushed &c per bu at
yards and 10c delivered. Connellsyille 7Ic
alloaJ and l0a11c delivered.
COTTON YARNS-1he demand is fair with
a steady market, and prices are unchanged.
We quote: Pound yarns and carpet warp anu
wicking, 2Oci colored warp, 27c; coverlet yarn,
&c; twlrle, iSa20c, and rope l6al7c per lb; No,
500 at l0c, and No. 6OU at SIC per dozen.
COFFEE-1here is firm market with fair
consumptIve demand. We quote common Rio
leal9c, fair, to good sOaSlc, and prime to choice
22a23c per Id. Java sells at aSa50c per lb.
DRIED FKUIrS-There is better demand
and market steady. We quote domestic 4a5c
for apples and Sa9c Tor peaches per lb. For
eign fruits are worth 7a7Kc for prunes, 71saSc
for culrants, l6al5c for dgs. and 25a26c for CIT
ron per lb. Layer raisins sell at 81 25a2 90 per
EGGS-There is a steady and quiet market
with fresh arrivals selling at l6c per dozen.
FEAFHERS-fhe market is steady, and
prime live geese feathers are in fair demand at
5Oa5lc per ID.
FIsH-steady and fair demand. We quote:
Mackerel. No. large, $22 O0a4 90; No. /
medium. Sl4 OOal5 OO: No. large, $ll OOa
Il tQ; No. 2 medium, $40 5Oall; No. large,
$40 50al1; No. medium. SIS 6Oa9 per brl, and
half barrels one half these prices with 25c ex-
ira for packages. White FISH, IS 5Ua6 per half.
barrel. Sardines: half boxes, $24a26: ito QUAR-
er-boxes, $l5 5Oal6 per case, and Goldfish 5a6c
per 10.
GREEN FRUITs-There is a moderate de-
mand for apples with liberal receipts, anu we
quote them Slai 50 per brl IN store for good
to prime, and they sell at 50a75c per brl from
wagon, Grapes are worth So 50a4 % per box of
itU lbs. CranberrIes are quoted Sl0all per brl
and 81 5ra4 90 per bu for prime Lemons are
worth sSa9 per box
GREEsE-Is in fair request at 6la8kc for
yellow and 7Aa1!ac for white per lD
GUNPOW DER - Demand moderate and
steady at IS 7ja6 25 for rifle powder and 50 25a
8 rs for blasting per keg.
GINSENG-Ihe demand is fair and prime
brings 81 per lib.
HAY-There is IL continued fair demand for
the best grades, and the market is steady.
Lower grades are dull. We quote: No. tim
othy $l2al3 medium grades S.0al1, and infe-
rior $1a9 per ton, all on arrival. In store
dealers ask $la2 more per ton.
HEMP-The demand is moderate, but there
is a steady market under limi ed receipts
We quote: Rough Kentucky $llOa115 per ton
on arrival, aud So more is asked by dealers in
store: We quote dressed 9G9%c per lb.
HlDEs-The demand is moderate, but the
offerings are not large, and the market rules
steady at ba61Sc for green hides, 7ayc for wet
sailed. llal2c for dry salted and l3al4c for dry
flint per lb. Sheep pelts are worth 60aI0c for
good to prime, and 2OaWc for common.
HUPS-Are in fair demand and firm, selling
at 32a35c per lb for prime to choice Eastern,
and 2Oa22c for prime Western.
IRON-Ihere is a continued quiet market
for pig iron with liberal offerings and with no
material change in prices. Malleable is a little
lower and is selling better. We quote the fol-
lowing rates at 4 months time for pig
iron: Charcoal, hot t-blast-H. r.. No. !. S23a2SJO:
No. 2, $22a23; do null, S2la22; Alabama. No. L,
$22a2l; Georgia and Tennessee No. /, $23;
No l. $22aN: No. 2, $2la22; mill. slSa2l.
American Scotch-No. !, S25a26: b I. $2Ia25;
No. 2, $22a23; H. r.. car-wheel. $30a40; Ala
bama do, S3Sa3S; Georgia and Tennessee do,
s28. Old car wheels, SO per ton. scrap iron
Wrought. &c, and cast, 1sa%c per Id. Bar
2,45c: do charcoal. 365c. Sheet
3.25a47jc do charcoal. 3.75a6 25c,
and Russia iron, l6alSc per lb. Horse-snoes, s. |
a5 Rs, and mule shoes. S6aG 25 per keg.
LEAD-Ihe demand is moderate but prices |
ire steady at 74a7Aac for pig, sa9c for bar,
md 9yaa9Ac for sheet lead per lb.
LEATHER-The market remains steady and |
here is only moderate demand at previous
lrices. We quote: Oak sole 35a3Sc, hemlock |
10 22a33c, harness 8Oa3jc, rough do 24aa7c,
klrting 3Ia40c, American kip 45a9Oc. French |
zip 81 l0al 80, American calf 9Jea$l 25, French
ALI 81 15a2 ID per lD, bride leather $40a55 per |
ozcn, and upper leather 17a22c per foot.
LIME, ETo.-Light trade anu prices un-
hanged. Plaster Is quoted $2a3, cement 81 Goa |
10, and lime 9OcaSl per brl,
MILL FEED-There is a quiet mark ct, but
rices remain steady and unchanged. Bran is
uOted 50 5Oa10 shipstuls $llal3, and mid
llngs $15a2O per ton, all on arrival. In store
more is asked.
MoLAsSEs-There is fair consumptive
emand for prime to choice New Orleans
|
nd inferior dull at 3sa45c per gallon. Sorghum
quoted SOa4Oc per gallon, according to quail
W.
NAILS-There is a fair demand and mar
ct steady. We quote $3a3 10 per leg for 10 to
Jd, ana other sizes at proportionate rates.
NAVAL STORES-There is d firm market
nd spirits turpentine has advanced. we
uote: Spirits turpentine, S5a31c per gallon;
esln, virgin, $5a5 70; No. | pale, $4a5 SO; No. /
rdnary, $Sa3 rs, aud NO. Edo, 81 66aa 70 per
RI
NUTS-There is a moderate demand for pea
uts at aSc for white and Nc for red, ac-
0rdlng to quality, per III. We quote: Almonds
'a2Oe, white walnuts 14al6c, pecans llai3c,
iDerts 1Qa12c,t and Brazil nuts 9IaalUc per 10. |
POHATOES-Them market is firm and there
q fair demand at s! l5a2 % in store for
rIme to choice, and 81 9Ja3 on arrival, per
rl Sweet potatoes are dull at 81 50a2 per brl,
ccording to quality.
POULTRY-The markets. firm for chickens,
nder a fair demand and moderate receipts |
9 quote $3a3 80 per dozen for fully grown and
2la2 IS for young.
RICE-There is a moderate demand, and we
uote 5ha6c for Louisiana and 6a7c for Caro-
ma per lb.
RAGS Fair demand and market steady.
7 hite cotton are worth 5c for No. and 4c for
o. =, and mixed cotton 2Ha2Ic peril Wool
., AaIc for coarse and 5ha6ac for fine per
ounu. II
quiet and steady Domestic
worth 24c per bu, and 81 SO per brl. TurkSs
nd astIl af 1kan o. ~, r /