The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-18

barrel poles, $4al6; hOgshead poles, s Oa35:
rough barrel slaves, $l6als; dressed do, SlSa
%: and nOgshead slaves, S25a9O per loo.
COAL-Is IN fair demand, with liberal offer
ings. Quoted as follows: loughiogheny &c
per bu aaoat, and l0alIc delivered; Hooking
valley Sc at elevator, and lOallc delivered; I;
Muskingum Valley &c on cars, ani lOallC de-
liyered; Ohio River 5Lc atOat, and Sc deiv-
livercd: Kanawha River &c a1lOat, and l0allc
delivered; Camden Sc; Kanawha camel l7alSc
per bu, anu anthracite 81 .0aS per ton, dc
livered.
COkE-Demand light but the market re-
mains steady amt no change. Gas-house Is
quoted &c, city manufactured attic, and crushed
at &c per Du at yards, and 2c more delivered to
consumers.
EGGS--The receipts have been large, with
only a moderate demand, and the market is
quiet. Fresh arrivals selling at l9a2Oc per
dozen,
FEATHERS-Demand moderate and liberal
receipts, with prime live geese selling at 4Oa
42C perlb.
FIoh-The demand is limited, with a steady
market, though uuleG at the following prices:
Mackerel No. large, S27a28; NO. l shore, Ca
q; No. 2 large, $ll jOal2; No. medium, $lOa
S9a9 50 per brl, and half barrels one half these
prices. with 2jC extra for packages. Lake
herring, So 5Ca4 White FISH, S5aj 80 per half
barrel SaTtines, quarter boxes, $l3 j0al4
per case: and Goldfish, 5 yaa acc per Id.
FRUlIS-MOderaUe demand for green ap-
pies, and ample supply at 81 50a3 for fair to
good. and s. 5Oa4 for prime to choice per brl.
Oranges quiet and steady at $7aS per brl for
Creole, ana 93a3 so per box for Messna. Lem
ons in moderate demand, and freely offered at
$3at per box. Cranberries selling at 81 5UaS
per brl. Dried peaches are quoted 4tsa5C Tor
quarters, and 5ssa6c for halves, per Id, and
dried apples at 4a4Isc per ID. We quote cilrOn
1Sa20c, figs l5alSt, pruncs l2al3c, and currant
71aaSc per lb; and layer Paisius * lUa2 80 per
box.
GlNSENG-Is dull, and prime is held at 81
per III.
GUNPOWDER-De fair and steady.
Selling at IS 15aG 20 per keg for rife, and
" 23a2 80 for mining powder.
IilDEb-Steady market, with moderate re-
celpts and demand fair at 75aaSc for green
hides, 91aa95ac for wet sated, l2al3c for dry
salted, anu llalGc for dry tint perl lU, and heeD
DGlts ut 5Oca$l apiece.
HA1-ls in fair Consumptiye demand, with
steady market, though quiet and full supply.
We quote NO. timothy 50 5Oal0 so per ton in
bales on arrival ami inferior qualities at $7a9
per ton, the latter for good mixed.
HOPS-QuIeJ aGd steady, with large receipts,
and held AT yalOc for " estern, anu 1laI!c Ior
Eastern per b
HkMF-Is IN moderate demand, and rougn
Kentucky offered at $I1Jall5 per ton on ar
rival, with liberal receipts. Mixed quiet at Sa
&c per ID in store.
IRON-Lontnues dull, but with no quotahle
change in prices for either pig or malleable.
Quoted as follows at four months tune
ing Rock, vtry choice, s26a2o; No. /, s23
a24; No.2. S22a22 80: mill. $2Va21: Alabama, No.
/, $2 JOa"3; Georgia and Tenncssee-Ao. |. S22a
p 81; mill, >l9a2O; raw coal aud coke
No. |, 2l; MOP. Sl9a20; mill. $l8al9: Hanging
Rock car wheel, S34a3I: Alabama do. Sz7a33;
Georgia and Tennessee car-whecl. S2Ta30:
salisbury DO, s31aH9; old car wheels. $l9a2O
per ton. scrap lron-W rOught. per lou lbs, JOc
a$l lO, ana caet do, 5JaOlc. Bar iron-Bolled,
2a2kc: do. charcoal, 3a34c. Sheet iron
3a3ILp' 4 M nd
l4c per h. Horse shoes, Is gJa4 ~, and mule
snoeS S4 9Oa5 20 per keg.
LEAD-Is in moderate demand ana prices
steady. We quote pig lead 5aGc, and bar lead
"a aGAc per ID.
LEATHER Moderate trade with steady
market, at the following jobDing prices: oak
sole 3Ia37c, hemlOck 40 24a32c, harness
5Da34c, rough do 25a.9c, skirtng 36a39c,
American KID 55aDc, French do 81 0yal ~,
American calf 9Uca$l Is, French DO 81 60a2 90
per IL; birdie leather $i5aJ5 per uoz, and upper
leather lSa22c per foot
MOLASoES-Market steady and quiet, with
an ample supply. We quote New Orleans 3aa
42C for common to good, and 45a4Sc for prime to
choice. sorghum 2Ja3JC Ior PRIME, and refined
syrups 50a9lC per gallon, as to quality,
NAVAL oIORkS-Market steady, with fair
demand, though tlrpentne is somewhat easier
We quote Tuipentine 35ha39c per gallon
RESIN, extra pale, "A 2jaj o.; pale IS 71a4 10
NO. l. $3a3 q; NO. =, 81 7ja3: No. 3, - 50a2 Is ;
navy pitch, So 75a4; roofing pitch, 81 75a2, anl
Carolina tar 50 I5a4 per brl. Coai tar 81 5Ua3
per brl, including bll; oakum 9allc per III.
NAIL5-Demand moderate but steady, and
selling at ~ 25a2 ~ per keg for lOd to COD, and
other sizes at proportlonate prices,
NUIS-P Peanuts i'll moderate demand, and
selling at 4Hajc for good to choice white Ten
Quoled $3a3 IS for Eastern. and 81 5Oa2 per bu
for southern. Brazil nuts 5ha6%c, pecans Ga
SC, iberts lIal3c, English walnuts l3alzc, ana
almonds lSa20c per lb.
OILS-Llnseed is in fair demand and firm at
5Sa60c per gallon. Refled petroleum steady
and demand fair at l31sa SIC per gallon, as to
fire test. Extra lard oil quiet at 73aijc per
gallon.
POTATOES - Have been quiet with very
moderate demand. but the market remains
steady. There are scarcely any coming IN
but the supply is ample. Quoted III store at
45a55C, the latter for choice peachbloWs per bu.
Not quotabie on arrival, Sweet potatoes
steady but demand limited at 81 5Ua3 0J per
brl in store.
POULTRY-The market has been well sup
piled with all kinds, but it closes dull, the dc
mand being hardly equal to the receipts. We
quote live chickens 81 25al 70, and dressed at
81 75a2 rs per dozen. Live turkeys at &c aad
dressed at78aSc per lb Ducks $3a3 80 dressed
and 81 5Oa3 90 for live per dozen. Live geese
quoted at $4a4 81 per dozen.
kAGS-lhere is fair demand and steady
market. We quote No. wnlte cotton 44sc, No.
z at 4c and miXet cotton 2ka21,c per h.
coarse
RICE-Is firm and quiet with Louisiana SELL
ing at Gha7Hc per ID, NO Carolina on the
market.
SALr-Is in fair demand for Ohio River and
Kanawha, with ample supply, at Slal II per brl
of bushels, and II 25al 30 per br Of bush
els. Coarse Liverpool is held at 81 1Oal 20 per
sack. Turks Island is quoted 40C per bu.
SEED-Quiet ami steady for clover at Slsa
sac in store, ana 9aS4c on arrival. Timothy
is quItt at 81 2Qal rs per bu on arrival, and
81 4Oal 90 per bu in store. Fax is in far de-
mand at 81 70 per bu for prime.
SuOT-Demand moderate and steady. Sell
ing at $25a2b per keg ior assorted, and s2Sa29
for buCkshot
SUAP-Moderate demand and prices steady
We quote German. ba67ac, olive 5ka5&c, anu
yellow Aa4A per ID.
STARCH-Ihe demaud is tar and there is a
steady market at 31 a4c per Id for refined pearl
as to brand
SUGAR-Steady market and quiet at the
and 1sa91 u for clarified; refined yellow Sa9c
extra "C"9a9hc, "A" white 9%al0c, granu-
lated and powdered l04al01c, crushed lOJac,
and cut loaf l04c per h.
TIMERS SIOCh-Enm market but only
moderate demand and quoted as follows: Zinc
siaD Ease; sneet, IA a9c Dlock-tln, 20a23C; SOL
der, 121aal7c; copper lngoUs, 2lc; bottoms, 32c;
braLlurs' sheet, soc; tin-plate (IX), per box,
$40 25al1 50: do (lC, 81 75a9 90; and roofing,
s6 75aS. Galvanized iron, 35a4O per cent. dis
count from price list.
TALLOW-ls i'll ample supply and the de-
mand is fair with steady market, anu quoted
7a7kc per ID for country packed.
TEA-Steady market and fair C0nSumptve