The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-17

serve and 2Oa21c for Central Ohio per ID; aud
extra select ons held at Maa6c per lb, ana fan =
cy creamery is quoted 33a35c per lb Lower
grades are quoted i5al7c for medium and I3a
l5c Tor common per lb.
CANDLES-There IS firm market and the
demand is fair at l5Hal6c for Star candles, and
II hal8c for common talow per lb
CHEESE-Ihere is a fair consumptlve de-
mand, with ample receipts, and the market re-
MAINS steady for prime to choice factory at l2a
l3c per Id.
C0AL-There is firm market with good
local demand. The rates ahoat are NC for
1oughi0gheny and Kanawha, &c for Ashland,
and DC for ONO River, per bu. We quote it de-
lvered to consumers: Youghiogheny 1Oal1c,
Kanawha and Hooking Valley 10c, Muskingum
and Ashland 9a10c, and Ohio River Sa9c per bu.
Camel is worth I6c afoat and 2Oa22c delivered,
per Du.
COKE-There is moderate demand and
prices are unchanged. We quote g. per bu for
Gas-house and city made, and Sc for crushed
at yards, and 2a3c more delivered. Connells-
vile is worth 7Iac atloat and l0allc delivered
per bu.
COOPERAGE-The demand is fair for pork
and whisky barrels, anu the market other
wise is quiet. We quote: Pork barrels, 95ca
ST. -four barrels 40c ;lard tierces, 81 l0al 20; fly
tight hOgsheads. 81 4Oal 80; whisky barrels,
IRON oound, 81 35al GU; nam tierces, 55a6Oc, and
slack half barrels 81 50a2 rs per dozen.
COTTON YARNS-There Y is steady mar
ket and quiet at previous prices. We
quote: Pound yarns and carpet warp and
wicking, 10c; cOlored warp, 21c; coVerlet yarn,
22c; twlne, lSa2Oc, and rope l6aI7c per lb; No.
$40 at lOc. ana No. 6O0 at SJSc per dozen.
CORDAGE-There is steady market and
moderate demand at 9Aa1Uc for Jute, 9Jsa10kc
for Slsal, and lS4al4Ac for MANILA per
pound.
COFFEE-Is in moderate demand and steady,
and prices are unchanged. Rio is worth lSai9c
for common, 2Oa2lc for fair to good and 22a23c
for prime to choice, per lb. Java is selling at
2Sa3OC per h.
UOOPERSTUFF-There is q firm market
with light offerings and better demand. We
quote tiour-barrel poles s8a9, tight do $13a16,
and hogshead poles $25aS0; rough barrel
slaves $l7a1S, dressed do $18a20, slack hogs
head poles s25aSO per 600.
DRIED FHUlro-There is only moderate
demand at previous prices. Domestic fruit is
quoted 6a9c for peaches, and 4a5c for apples.
Foreign fruits sell at sake for primes, 7ha6c
for cuIrants, 16a1Sc for figs, and 25a26c for cit
ron per Id. New layer ralsinS are worth 81 Boa
2 so per box.
kGGS-There Is moderate demand, with
free offerings at l7alSc per dozen for fresh ar
rivals.
FEATHERs-Th demand is fair, with lib
eral offerings of prime live geese at SOC per Ib.
GREASE--Demandf fair at Aa71zc for white,
6Ha6nc for yellow, and 5A<a8c for brown, per
Id, and marked steady.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in amply sup
ply, with moderate demand at 81 al 81 per brl
In store, and 5Oa90c per brl on arrival. Gran
berries sell at So 25a3 ~ per BIZ in boxes, and
$9a1O per bri for prime to choice. We quote
grapes 4a5c for Concord, and 6aTc for Catawba
per lb, with liberal supply and fair demand.
Lemons are selling at IS oOaT 81 per bu, accord
ing to quality. Creole oranges are worth $5a6
per box.
GUNPOWDER-There is a quiet and steady
market at previous prices Rifle powder is
worth IS 75a6 rs, and mining So 25a3 Is per keg
HAY-The demand is chiefly for the higher
grades, with ample receipts and steady. Low
Or grades are neglected. No. / timothy is
worth $l1al3 per ton. Medium hay is offered
at $9al0, apd common at $6aS per ton, all on
arrival. Dealers want 81 more per ton in
store.
HEMP-The market is quiet and steady, and
we quote 81 l0a1 15 per ton on arrival for rough
and IS more In store. Dressed is
worth 9ayAc per lb
HIDEs-There is fair demand with ample
receipts, and market steady at previous prices.
We quote green hides 5a616c, wet salted 7aS%c,
Try salt llal2c, and dry flint l8a14c per ID.
is fair demand for Eastern
and Northern at 35a40c per lib for prime to
choice, and market firm.
IRON-Ihe market remains steady with only
2 moderate demand and the offerings are ample
but not excessive We quote the following
rates at four months time for pig iron:
Charcoal, hot -blast-H. R.. No. !. S28a2S 50;
S22a24; Georgia and Tennessee No. l, S22;
No. 2, S2l; do mill, $2Ua3l. Raw coal and coke
No. l. $22aA: No. 2, $2la2S; mill, $lSa2l.
Scotch-No. l, $25a26: B l. $SIa25;
bama do $33a3S; Georgia and Tennessee do,
S2S. Old wheels, $40 per ton. scrap iron
Wrought. nc, and cast, haxc per Id. Bar
axe: do charcoal, 3.45c. Sheet
3.25a47 75c; do charcoal. 3.75a6.25c,
and Russia iron, l6alSc per Id. Horse-snoes, So
10 %, and mule-shOes. $6a6 25 per keg.
LEAD-There is steady market at previ- |
'us prices and demand moderate. We quote
'is lead 7Aa7Hc, bar do Sa9c, and sheet lead
kc per lb.
IEATHER-The demand IS only moderate, |
,ut prices remain steady, with no mate
ial change. We quote: Oak sole 81 a35c, |
emlock do 22a83o, harness 30a34c, rough do |
3a27c, skirting 36a4Oc, American kip 45a95c.
french calf 81 50a2 90 per lD, bride leather $4Oa
0 per dozen, and upper leather l5a1Sc per
LIME, Erc.-Market steady and quiet at 9Oc
81 for lime, 81 9Oa2 10 for cement, and $2a2 %
OF plaster per brl.
MILL FEED-Thsre is a steady market for
IL articles with liberal offerings at no Material
hange IN prices. Bran continues quiet at S9a
rs per ton. Shipstuffs are in limited request
nd held at Sl0al2 per ton. Middlings are
uoted $l5a2O per ton with moderate demand,
IL on arrival In store dealers ask 81 more
er ton.
MOLAsSES-Prime to choice New Orleans
yrup is worth 5Oa55c per gallon, and inferior
6lu OOd4UC per RhllOHs bOIRuuul Is ITC6ly
ffered at 25a30c per gallon for prime TO choice.
NAILS-The market is steady with q fair
emand, and we quote $3aB 10 per keg for ~ to
ID. and other sizes at corresponding rates.
NAVAL STORES-There is steady and
uiet market with no material change We
uote spirits Of turpentine 35aSec per gallon;
asin, virgin, $5a6 20; No. pale, $4a5 50; No. 1
Ssa3 %, and No. do 81 65a2 rs per
RI.
NUTS-Peanuts are in fair request 51Sa7Xc
)r good to choice white, and 3a5ac for red
er ID, raw and 2a3c more roasted. Brazil
uts are worth 9alUc, fflperts l1al2c, pecans
Ia15c, white walnuts t5al6c, and almonds
'a20c, per Id.
OILS Linseed is quiet at Soc per gallon for
rime. Lard oil sells at 93a9ic for current
AXE, and S5aS7c for winter extra per gallon.
efined petroleum hrm at 25Aa28Kc per gall
n,
to choice are worth 81 75a2
Or bri in store, with moderate demand and
ii at 50ab0c per bu loose, on arrival Sweet
otatoes are dull at 81 50al Is per brl for good
prime yellow.
is a moderate demand
II chickens, with liberal offerings al 81 75a2 80
II young and " 75a3 rs for full grown per
)zen. Live turkeys are worth 9a10c per lb.
RAGS-Steady and fair demand We quote
for No. white cotton and 4c for No. 2, and
1a2%c for assorted per lb; woolen are worth
&aB1Sc for soft and XaXc for coarse per Id.
RlCE-Sbeady and quiet at Cate per ID for
)0d to prime dOmestice. Is