The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-07

EGGS-Are firm, under light receipts, and
fair demand, with fresh arrivals selling at 23c
per dozen
FEATHERs-Are steady, with moderate de-
mand, and prime live geese are worth 5Jc
per Id.
FI5H-The market is firm, with moderate
demand at previous prices. We quote: Mack
erel, NO large, S22as4; No. l medium. $4al6:
all; No. 3 large, $40 50al1; No. medium,
IS 5Oa9 per brl, and half-barrels one e-half these
prices, with 25c extra for packages. White
Ish, IS bOa6 per half barrel. Sardines: half
boxes, $24a26 do quarter boxes, SIS 5Oal6 per
case. and Goldfish 5a6c per b.
GINSENG-Is In fair request and The Offer
lngs are light and prime VIII bring II ~ per lib.
GREASE-Is in moderate demand, with
liberal offerings, and we quite white a7kaa7hc,
yellow 6zAGIc, and brown 5s a6c per lb.
GREEN FRUIfS-Apples are In moderate re-
quest, and freely offered at 5Ja9Oc per brl loose,
ON arrival, 81 25al 30 per brl in store for good
to prime We quote cranberrries $9al0 per bri,
and - 2ja3 81 per bu in boxes. Lemons are
worth So 5Ia8 81 per box, ana creole oranges
S5a6 per brl.
HAY-There is steady and quiet market,
with no change. Prime timothy is in fam
local demand at $l2al3 per ton. Lower grades
are duh and offered at $7a9 per ton, all on ar
rival. Dealers want v more per ton in store.
HEMP-There is q moderate demand, with
steady market for rough Kentucky at xll0al15
per ton on arrival, and IS more required in
HIDES-There is fair demand, with
light offerings and the market is firm. Green
HIDES are quoted 6a7c, wet salted Sa9c, dry
salted llal2c, and TRY flint i3a14e per lb Sheep
pelts are worth 6Oca$l for good to prime, and
25a40c for common.
HOPS-Tne receipts are more liberal and
there is a moderate demand at 31a33c for
prime to choice Western AMI 3ia37c for East
FERN.
IRON-There is a steady but moderate de-
mand for pig iron, and malleable is also quiet.
The market is steady with no
material ,o,hs change in prices: We
pig iron: Charcoal, hot-blast-H. r.. No. !, S23a
25 80; No. ., $22a23; do mill, $2la22; Georgia
and Tennessee No. l. S22; No. y, S2l; 90 mill,
$2Ua9l. American Scotch-No. l, S25a26: b /,
S24a25; No. q, S22a23; Ii. b.. ar-wheel, $30a4O
Alabama do, $33a3S; Georgia and Tennessee do,
$28. Old r-wheels, $40 per ton. scrap iron
Wrought. &c, and cast, 1sa%c per ID. Bar
iron-Boiled, 2Kc: do charcoal, 3.4jc Sheet
iron-Boiled, S.25a4 75c; do charcoal. 3.75a5.25c,
and Russia iron, l6alSc per Id. Horse snoes, 50
us 25. and mule-shoes. S6aG Is per keS.
LEAD-The demand Is moderate, and there
is a steady market at 7a7hc for pig lead, q. a
SIC for bar lead, and 9kay&c for sheet lead
per lb. Lead pipe is worth 9Ac per H.
LEATHER-fhe demand Is moderate and
market steady, and prices are unchanged
We quote: Oak sole 32aS6c, hemlock do 22a
33c, harness 3Oa34c, rough do 28az7c, skirting
36a38c per 10, American Kip 45aS5c, French do
81 50a3 per ID bride leather $40a50 per doZ,
and upper leather l5a18c per foot.
LIME, ETc.-The market is easier and de-
mand fair at lower prices. Lime is worth S0a
9)c, cement 81 TJal 50, and plaster 81 7ja2 so
per brl.
MILL FEED-The market is quiet, but the
offerings are moderate. We quote bran 50 50a
10 per ton. Shigstuts are held at s1Sal5 per ton.
Middling5 are sGeady at $lSa23 per ton, all on
arrival. and 81 more wanted in store.
MOLASSEo-There is only moderate de-
mand at previous prices. New Orleans
syrup is worth 50a55c per gallon for prime to
choice, and inferior neld at 35a40c per gallon.
Sorghum Is quoted 25a30c per gallon, and de-
mand light.
NAILS-There is a moderate and steady de-
mand, and we quote 10 to 6Ud S3a3 III per keg,
ana other sizes can be had at corresponding
prices.
NAVAL STORES-There is firm market,
with fair demand, and spirits Of turpentinc is
higher We quote: Spirits Of turpentinc, sea
42c per gallon; resin, virgin, S5a5 20; No. l
pale, $4a5 81; No. ordinary, SSa3 rs, and No. 2
do 81 65a2 rs per bril-
NUTS-There is quiet market for peanuts,
with some decline in prices. We quote white
5ha7c, and red 3a5c per 10. Almonds are worth
1Sa20c, white walnuts 15a6c, pecans 11a12c,
filberts lOallc, and Brazil nuts 9al00 per lb.
Chestuuts sell at $2a3 rs per bu.
OlLS-LInseed Oil is in far request, and
prime sells at 5Sc per gallon. There is a mod
crate demand for lard oil at 99a9jc for extra
petroleum sells at 2ia26c per gallon.
POTATOES-The demand is light but the
market remains steady at 45a50c per bu on
arrival, and 81 50a1 rs per brl in store. Sweet
potatoes are held ut 50a75c for red, and 81 25a
81 for yellow, per brl.
POULTRI-Live chickens are in moderate
demand, with liberal receipts, and we quote
them II 75a2 % for young, and - 50a3 for old.
Live turkeys are worth TaSc per lD, and live
ducks sell at 50 5Ja3 per dozen.
RAGS-The demand continues fair and
prices are unchanged No. white cotton are
worth 81, No. 2 4c per lb; and mixcd cotton
are worth 2la2Ac per Id. Woolen are worth
51sa6kc for soft, and %aTc for coarse.
RICE-The demand is light and domestic is
worth 5a6c per lb.
SALT-Domestic is in moderate demand and
steady at 24e per bu and 81 81 per bri. Llv-
erpool coarse is worth 81 15a! 25 per sack
Turks Island is dull at 35a37c per bu.
SEED-The market is steady and quiet ut
13a13lsc per lb for clover, on arrival, and S2a
IL per bu for prime timothy, i'll store. Good
to rhine flax seed will sell at 81 3Oaal DO per
bushel.
SHOT--Quiet and stea1y and unchanged.
Buck shot arc worth S5la32, and assorted do
$2oa29 per keg.
sOAP-The demand is good, and the market
remains firm at G1sa7c for German, 5%a64c
for olive, and 3a5h5e for common yellow per ID.
STARCH-Tnere is a fair demand ami steady
market for refined pearl at 4a41sc per lh.
SUGAk--Tnere is fair consumptive de-
prices. We quote 924al01ac for yellow refined,
lO<allc for extra &C." 1lHall4o for ''BS
white, l12Sall &c for "a; white, llXal2e for
powdered and granulated, and I21S Sal2h nc for
crushed, per lb.
TALLOW-The demand and receipts are
about equal, and the market remains steady at
&c for country, and SIC for city, per lb.
TEA-There is a steady market and the de-
mani is fair at previous prices. We quote:
30aS.c, Souchong 40ay0c. Japan
6Oa9Oc. Green-Hyson 35a9O, Young Hvson 35c
aSl, Imperial 4Jcas1, and Ganpowder 5OcaSl 10
per lib.
Y TIMERS STOCK-The demand is only mod
crate. Prices are steady and unchanged. We
quote: ZInc-slab, per lD. SaS1sc; sheet, 9Za
101ac; block-tln, 23a2Sc; copper ingots, 25c;
bottoms, 33c; brazierS sheet, 32e; tin-pate
(IX), per box, $ll 50al2 90; do (IC), $9a1O, and
roofing SSa9.
VEG receipts and fair
demand. CaDbages are worth IA 50aB per hun
dred OF arrival Turnips are worth $la1 %,
and onions 81 50a2 per bu.
WINDOW GLASS-The market is steady
and unchanged. The card rates are based on
50 10 for econdquality, "a 25 for first quality,
and "a for double strength for 7Xl0 to Sx10 per
box of SO feet. Adiscount from the cara rates
of 40 per cent. is allowed the trade.
WOODEN WAlsE-There is steady mar
ket and fair demand, and prices are un-
changed. We quote: Wash-bOaFds 81 T5a2 Is;
buckets, 2-hoops, 81 4Ual 50; tubs, No. /, $6a
6 50; NO. 2. $5a5 50; No. 3, $4a4 80 per dozen,
and nests. IS. S3a3 25: churns, No, /, SO 81. No.