The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-01

hogsheads, 81 25; -four barrels, s5assc, and
whisky barrels. iron -bound, 81 seal %.
quote Youghiogheny &C.. Ashland 7a7hc, and
Ohio River 61Sa6c per bu aloat. Delivered to |
consumers, we quote Youghiogheny llaise.
9a10c per bu. Muskingum Valley is worth Ga |
1Uc on cars, and1ia1sc delivered; Hooking VAL |
ley 10c at elevator, and l2e delivered per pa
cannel 1850 afoat, and 2oa22c delivered. Anthra-
cite 80 50a10 per ton. delivered,
COKE-Steady ana quiet. We quote: City
coke 8alOc at yards, and 10a18c delivered; gas
house do eal0c at yards. and 10sf2c delivered;
crushed at yards lie, and delivered lSa16e per
COTTON YARNs-There is limited de-
mand and the market Is steady at previous
prices. We quote: Pound yarns and carpet
WARP and wssn s waarp e
per lib; No. $40 at i1hc, ana No. 60O az ioe per
DRIED FRUITS Domestic fruit is in mod
crate demand at l2al3c for peaches, and 9alle
| for apples. Foreign fruits are steady and
quiet at 26aa8c for ctron, l5asc for tigs, shaioc
for currants, and qMaSc for prunes, per Id.
Layer raisins sell at 81 9Oaa 0o per box.
EGGS-The market is easy, with limited de-
mand at 16c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FEATHERS-Market steady and demand
| moderate, and prime are worth 50a52e per lb,
GREEN EkuITsEAppes are in faiT j. reg request
brl in store. Cranberries sell at $l2al3 per Dri
for prime to choice, Lemons are in moderate
demand at SCAT per box. Oranges are steady,
and Valencia are worth $sas 81 per case, and
HAY--Tne receipts are heavy, and there is
| limited demand,. especially for inferior
grades. Prices steady and without any mate.
1s for loose, and sl3a15. for tight pressed per
| ton, and common $Sa1U per ton, on arrival In
store 81 more per ton Is asked.
| HEMP-There is still q dull market at pre-
yious prices. We quote; Rough Kentucky,
$115a$l2O per ton on arrival, and $l25 in store;
and dressed 91SalUc per lb.
HIDES-Steady and quiet, and no change In
prices. Green hides 5da7e, wet salted 7a9c,
and dry salted 14a15c per lb. Sheep pelts 75ca
| 81 25 for good to prime.
HOP5sDemand fair and market steady, and
prime to choice sell at 16al6c per lb.
| IRON. ETC.--The market has undergone no
material change. The demand Is light and Of
ferings moderate. We quote the following cur
/ rent rates at four months per ton for pig iron:
Cnarcoal.hot blast.H. R., No. !. $2ha26; 90 mill,
do mill, $22; stone coal and coke. No. !. $24a
25; do mill. $20a22 Charcoal, cold blast, NO.
i, $40a5U: charcoal, warm and cold blast, Ala
bama, Louisiana and Tennessee, S50a40, and
charcoal blooms, ssOasJ per ton. Scrap iron,
cast and wrought, Na1Ac per lb. Bar iron,
boiled, 2Na21sc; do charcoal, a1sa4c; sheet iron,
boiled sSa%e; charcoal ss5as .. and apssian Rus 81
and mule shoes. So D0a6 30 per keg
LEAD-TheTe is very little doing ana prices
| are steady, We quotes. Pig lead 7a1kc; bar,
1 l4adSC, anu bu6tb ttdu, ~ ptT lD.
EEATHER- demands light and there
OAK sole, S7aaoc; hemlock do. Ssas5c;
harness. s4assc; rough do, s4assc;
kip. 81 l0al 30: American calf, 81 lOal 35;
French calf, II 75a2 15 per lb; bride leather,
S55a60 per dozen. and upper leather, Sea26c per
MILL FEED-Market steady and generally
quiet at previous prices. Bran is worth $ %
1S 50, shipstuffs sl4al5, and middlings $l6a2a
) per ton, on arrival, and 80 more per ton IL
MULAssEs-The demand is fair for loca
!. consumption. and the market is steady. WI
quote 5uat)c per gallon for good to choice New
Orleans.
NAfLS--Demand moderate at 81 99a3 per keg
; for 10 to 6Ud, in sore. Selling at 1ual5c pci
| NAVAL STORES-Market dull and prices
nominally unchanged. We quote: Spirits tur-
pentine, 43a44c per gallon: resin, virgin. $5a5 25
10 pale, s4a4 &c; No. i ordinary, ssas Is, and
NO. 2ordinary. 81 G5a2 rs per hri.
0ILS-Linseed is in fair demand and steady
with prime selling at &c per gallon. Lard I II i
al 0S per gallon. Refined petroleum remains
. firm at l2Ha13;lc per gallon.
4 PEANUTS-Demandf fair and market steady
at Stsa5hc for common to prime red, and 7asc
for good to choice white per lib.
POTATOES There is stiil very little demand
and we observe no change. The supply is large
u they are held in Store at 35a45c per bu for good
to cnoicc; ..,
| OuLIhl hl-Inere 70 nth Warket Wlu
light receipts and good demand. Chlckens livt
or dressed are worm " t9a4 20 per aozen
dressed turkeys Wy quoheu ioc per.
II PoW DEh-,is hain, WIN thonerase aenana iis
ami y is WORM VIII ov lor plasttag, anu 20 Soa
| % Tor rine pcWder, per kes.
RAGS-Ihere is an actiYe demand, VIII
rather light supply; ana the market 70 arm
Woolen are w3r.n i, anayc a LOT sols' aa anu a'
Tor common: hise cos.on ~ seli as ior 80.
Axe for No. 2, and 2Xa3s for mixed, per ib
HlCE-Thcre is gpnd cOnsunptiye neMana
a Carolina y worth 7@aSsac, ana Louisiana o1a'
fkc per ~; l,
II SALT-Thcre is quiet ehoush steaay mar
ket for domestic at 40 per nfl. anu zSc per bu
on arrival. TURKS Island is worth 4oe per b.
I | and quiet. Liverpool IL quoted " SV per saci
= for COARSE
!. sEED-Clover Is steady with fair demand q
: 14kal42{c per lp for prime 10 store, fimothy
, quiet and steady at " 7oaz % per bu u store
7 Flax seed continues firm at 81 ~ perbu for bes
quality.
ShOT-There is quiet and steady inarke
at $2Saa9 for assorted, and salasa for buck, pc
,, ikeg
:. SOAP Market steady and demand fair
; German Is quoted 7a7Jzc; Oils, Blsa7c; com
mon yelloY. 5ha6Nc per .n
. STA Hla-ls c'.:sss' at 44a4He per lb for re