The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13

! neaus. IL BUal 4O; nam tCrces, bOaG0c; lrOn-
| bound whisky barrels, 81 10al 35; -four barrels
! B6a4Oc; and slack half-barrels, 81 7ja3 pei
| dozen.
COOPERSTUFF-Tne receipts have been
liberal and the dem2nd only moderate and
chiefly for hogshead staVes. No material
| change. We quote: Flour Darrel poles $5a7,
tght-barrel poles scale, hogshead poles IS 81
~, rough barrel slaves $l2aI5, dressed do sra
Is, and nogshead slaves S2ja3O per Loon.
COAL-Ihe market is quiet ana steady, with
no material change. loughlogheny afloat IL
quoted 7l5aSc per bu but dull. We quote, de-
llyered to consumers: Ohio River l0c. Ashland
lie, kanawha and Muskngum 11al2c, Yough-
logheny l2al3c, cannel 20a2lC per bu. Anthra-
cite is quoted $Sa9 per ton delivered.
COkE-ls in moderate demand but steady.
we quote gas-house 7c, city manufactured Ia
&c, and crushed &c per bu at yards, and 2a3c
more delivered.
COTTON YARNs-The market has ruled
| easy, but there is not mucn dong. we
quote: Pound yarns, carpet warp and candle
Wlcking, 2lc coVCrlet yarn, 23c; coiored warp
2.c; twlne, 2Oa23c, ana rope l1c per Id; No. 50O
| at III nc ana No. 6OO at J1ac per dozen.
DRIED FRUIro-lhe demand is light for
apples at 3a4c, and peaches quoted 10ai2c Der
Id. Layer raislns are worth 81 S0a2 per box
and quiet Cltron is quoted 2ja25c, figs l0a12c,
currants I1aaSc, and prunes Ga7c per lb.
EGGS-T market is firm at the close ow-
ing to falling off in the rece pts but there is
only moderate demand at 2al3c per dozen
for fresh arrivals.
prime live geese sell at 4jc per Id, on arrival.
FlSH-Ihe demand is far and the market
Continues lirm, with no material change.
We quote: Mackerel, No. large.
$s4a25; No. l shore. $iS 50a19; No. Q large
$ll 0Oall 50; No. medium. 50 5OalO 90; No. 4
large, so 50a10 90; No. 8 medium, $s 0JaS 50
per brl, and half barrels one e-haf these prices,
with 25c extra for packages. White fisn, $5a
5 81, and lake herring, $2a2 q per half bar
rel. Sardines: half-boxes, $22a23; do quarter
boxes, $l4 UOal5 per case; Goldfish. 5a6c per lb.
GREEN FRUIfS-Apples are plenty but
quiet, and they are freely offered at Il 75a2 for
prime to choice, and $lal 70 for common per
brl. Cranberrles quiet and firm at SO 50al0 80
per brl for good to choice. Lemons are quoted
81 5Oa5 81 per box. Oranges are IN moderate
demand at $3 50a4 per box, and $9a per case
GUNPOW WDER-Thcre was a moderate de-
manu and market continues steady, with no
change in prices. Rifle powder is worth S5 75a
%, and mining So 25a3 u per keg.
HA1-ls quiet and steady, with ample sup
ply and moderate demand. We quote No. l
timothy $lOa10 50 per ton on arrival and in
ferlor is Offering at $7a9 per ton. according to
quality. About S2 more per ton wanted in
store.
HEMP-There is very little doing in rough
Kentucky, the offerings being light at 81 5al 70
per ton on arrival Dressed continues quiet
and Jobbing sales at 9a9Ac perlb.
HlDES-Continue steady with light rece ipts
Green hides are worth 6aa7nc, wet saited Sa
&c, and dry flint l5al7c per ID. Sheep pelts
6ONA
a4JC for inferior.
HOPs-There is weak market with liberal
offerings and only a moderate demand at l8a
2Uc per Id.
IRON, &c.-The market has been quiet and
steady, with no material change. There is on
ly moderate demand for both pig iron and
malleable. We quote as follows at four
months time for pig iron: Charcoal, hot
blast-H. R., No. l., S24a2o 80; No. ., $22a23; do
mill. $21a22; Raw-coal aud cOke-No. l, $23a25;
No. 2, S2la22; Mill $20a2l: IL. IT,. car wheel,
$33a4O; Alabama do. S34a36: Georgia and Ten
nessee do, $29a30: Salisbury do, $40. OLD car
wheels, S2l per ton. scrap iron-W rought, per
lou lbs, 95c, and cast 1sa1c per ID. Bar IRON
Boiled, 2hc: do charcoal, 31sc. Sheet iron
Boiled. 3Aa4Ac: do charcoal. 3%a5kc, and
Russia l4al6c per lb. Horse-shOes, IS 25a5 so,
and mue-shoes Sc 25aG 5Oper keg.
LEAD-Steady and quiet, with no material
change. We quote Ta71ac for pig lead, 7IaSnc
for bar, and 9ac for sheet lead per ID.
LIME, ETc.-There is only moderate de-
mand, but the market is steady. Lime is
worth 9Jca$l. cement 81 7jal IS, and plaster
81 8Oa2 25 per brI.
LEATHER-There is limited demand, and
the market is easy at previous prices. We
quote: Oak sole 34a37c, hemlock do 24a33c,
harness 3Oa34c, rough do 25as9c, skirting 36a
59c, American kip 45as5c, French do $lal 40,
American calf 9Uca$1 15, French 10 81 6Oa2 0U
per lib; bride leather $45a55 per doZ, and upper
leather l7a2Oc per foot
MILL FEED-There has been a moderate
demand for bran,with liberal offerings at sl3 50 !
ala per ton. Ship ,tu1fs dull at $14aI5 per ton.
Mlddlings steady and quiet at $l7a21 per ton |
all on arrival, 81 more in store.
MOLASoES-Ihere is u fair consumptiye |
demand for New Orleans siruD at 5Ua57c for |
good to choice, and 40a45c for common. Re-
fined slrups are worth 4Oa9jc per gallon, as to
quality.
NAILs-Moderate demand and steady. at
" SOa2 80 per keg for 10 to GOD, and other
sizes at propOrtiOnate prices.
NAVAL STORES-The demand is fair, and |
here is a steady market, with no material
change in prices We quote Reslns--Vrgln,
% 26a1 50; No. pale, $4a4 50: No. ordinary,
- 25a3 so, and No. 2 81 S0a3 00 per brl. Spirits
'f turpentine, 45a47c per gallon.
NUTS-Peanuts are in fair demand and
'tea0y, at 4Aa5c for white, and 3alc for red,
per Id for raw and 2a3c more for roasted. We
quote ALMONDS l6a1Sc, Walnuts 1lal2c, flberts
Oal2c, Brazil nuts 9a1Oc, and pecans case per
pound.
OlL5-lhe market is quiet and steady for
lnseeG at 65a66c per gallon. Extra lard oil S
leld at 87aS9c per gallon, and light demand
keuned petroleum sells ut l4aI5c per gallon.
POTAEOES-There has been steady mar
Aet with liberal offerings, and very little do
ng beyond what was neeoed for local
Selling on arrival at 75a9Oc per
)u, as TO quality, loose. Prime to choice are
packed
POULTRY-The receipts have been rather
light, and with far demand the market ruled
IOzen for chickens, according to size and con-
lltlon. Turkeys sell at 1lal2C for dressed, and
L for live per lb.
RAGo-The receipts are liberal and the
market steady with fair demand. White cot
on are worth &c for No. l. and DC for NO. 2 and
mixed cotton 21aa2Zc per ID. Wooen are
uOted 6alc for fine, and %a1c for coarse per lb.
RlCE-Quiet and steady and selling at da7G
or Carolina, and 5haGAc for Louisiana per h.
SALT-Ihe demand is moderate for Ohio
liver and kanawha, with liberal offerings at
DC per bu, and 81 10 per brl OF 2SJ lbs. Turks
sand dull at 33a36c per bu, and Liverpool
oarse at 81 10a1 20 per sack.
SEED-Ihere is a steady market for clover,
With moderate demand at 15Aal51ac per lb.
imothy is jobDlng at 81 91a2 IL per bu in store
lax is worth IL o5al 80 per bu and fair de-
land
SHOT Moderate demand and steady at 9Oa]
lc for buckshot and Ta2Sc for assorted per lb | (
SOAP-Falr demand and market steady and
rices unchanged. German Is quoted 4a6s<c, |
live 5&a614c, and common yellow 5a5 1a per lb {
SIARCH-lhere is a fair demand and mar
ct steady at 3lsa5c per lb, for good to prime !
SUGAR-Steady and quiet market. We quote l
cw Orleans 9lOc raw, and uallhac for clarI- t.
ed. Yellow refined is quoted l0Ial0s1c. extra :
L" llall1Sc, "a" white ll5s Xc, granulated L
Gal2Ic, powdered and crushed l2Hai235c, 4
nd cut loaf l226al3c per Id.
TALLOW HAS been steady and moderate I
emand with liberal offerings at 7Ha7Isc for L
)untry packed, and 7Ac Tor city rendered q