The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-11

herring, 50 5ca4 White fish, s5a5 80 per half
barrel. Sardines, quarter boxes, $l3 5Oal4
per case; and Goldfish, 5haoc per 10.
FRUITS-Green apples are in moderate de-
mand and the market is we'll supplied but
steady, and offering at So 5Oa4 90 for prime to
choice, ana s2a3 for inferior to good per brl.
Lemons are quiet, with ample supply at S4a
80 per box Oranges in fair demand at sSa9
per case for Valencia and star 80 per brl for
Creole. Cranberries selling at 50 5Oa2 rs per
bu and $7aT so per brl Dried fruits in mod
crate demand at 4a4hc for apples, and ba6hc
for peaches, Tor quarters and halves, per 10.
GlNSENG-Dul and freely offered at 81 per
ID, for prime.
HIDES-The demand is fair and market
steady at previous prices. We quote green
hides 7a8c, wet salted 8a9c, dry salted l2al3c,
and dry flint l5al6c per 10. Sheep pelts quoted
5Oca$l apiece, as to quality.
.HAY-Moderate demand and market steady
and quiet, with ample supply, and prime to
choice timothy sells at S9al0 per ton on arrival.
Inferior graues are dull aud plenty at $7ao per
ton. In store dealers ask 81 more per ton.
HOPS-Very little demand and market
steady, with full supply, aud offered at 9alOc
for Western, ana 11al2c for Eastern, prime to
choice per Id.
HEMP-Is in moderate demand for rough
Kentucky, with ample supply, and held at
$l1Ual15 per ton. Dressed is quoted Sa9c per
Id, according to quality.
IRON-COntnues dull for all kinds, and the
market is easy, but with no quotable change. We
Hanging Rock. very choice, $26aS: No. /, Ez3
a24: No. 2. $22a22 80: mill, S2Oa2l; Alabama, No.
/, $22 50a23; Georgia and Tennessee l. $22a
q 80; mill, sl9a20; raw coal and coke
NO. !, SCI; No. 2. $19a20: mill Sl8al9: Hanging
Rock car wheel, $34a37; Alabama do. Sz7a33;
Georgia and Tennessee car-Wheel. S2fa3O:
Salisbury do, $31a39; old wheels, $l9a2O
per ton. Scrap Iron-W rOught. per lU0 lbs, 9Oc
a$l 10, and cast do, 50a6Oc. Bar iron-BOiled,
2a2kc: do. charcoal, aaSHc. Sheet iron
Boiied. 3a3%c; charcoal, 81 a5c, and Russia
i4c per lb. Horse-shoes, IS 90a4 2G. and mule
snoes S4 yOa5 20 per keg.
LEAD AND oHOl-Quiet and steady mar
ket for lead, aud quoted pig 5a6c, and bar lead
6ha6Ac. Shot in moderate demand, at $25a26
for assorted, and s28a29 for buckshot per keg.
LEATHER = Moderate trade, and
GSgDs Se neneok fasGs as do f0SEs s1s OAK ses
YOa34c, rough do 25ag5c. skirting 36a39c.
American KID 55ayOc, French do 81 0Jal ~,
American calf 9Oca$1 Is, French do 81 60a2 90
per ID; birdie leather S45a55 per doz, and upper
leather lSa22c per foot
MOLASSES-The market is steady, with
good supply and fair demand. New Orleans is
selling at 4Sa50c per gallon for choice, and 4Da
45c for fair to prime. Sorghum dull at 25a32c
per gallon. Refined syrups held at 5Oa90c, as
TO quality, per gallon.
NAVAL STORES-Market quiet and steady
except for turpentine, which is in far demand.
We quote: TurpenUine 37a39c per gallon;
RESIN, extra pale, "a 25a5 o.; pale s3 75a4 10:
.
navy pitch. So 75a4; roofing pitch, 81 75a2. and
Carolina tar $3 75a4 per brl. Coal tar 80 5Oa3
per brl, including brl; oakum sallc per ID.
NAILS-Are In moderate demand and
steady and selling at 81 40a2 80 per keg for
l0d to 60d.
NUTS Chestnuts are quoted 81 50a2 per bu
for Southern, and $3a3 rs for Eastern. Cocoa
nuts at IS 5Ja6 per hundred Peanuts in fair
3hc for red per bu. Almonds lSa20c, flberts
l2a13c, English walnuts l3altc, pecans Ta9c
Brazil nuts 5ha7c per lb
OILs-Market quiet and steady. Linseed
quoted 54a55c per gallon. Extra lard oil freely
offered at 73aiJc per gallon, Refined petroleum
at l3Aal per gallon as to fire test.
POW WDER-Is steady and fair demand. and
quoted IS 75a6 % for rifle, and 81 25a2 so for
mining per keg.
POTATOES = The market has been very
quiet, but closes steady. There are but few
coming In. and prices merely nominal on ar
rival. Supply ample and selling at 45a55c per
bu for good to choice, in store. Sweet potatoes
dull at 50 50a3 per brl, in store.
POULrRI-Ihe market has been quiet and
steady. Chickens selling at 81 00a2 30 dressed,
and 81 5Ol225 for live Live turkeys in fair
request at 6a6Ec, and dressed at 7 J. a8c per 10.
Geese quoted So 5Oa3, and ducks sSa4 per doz.
RAGS-Demand fair and steady market.
Wnlte cotton quoted 4hc for No. /, 4c for 70. 2,
mixed cotton at aa2Isc per lb- Wooden at x
a8c for SOFT. and lal a. for common per kb
RICE-Louis1ana Is selling at 6a7c per lb
with liberal supply, but Carolina is merely
nominal
sALT-Far demand for Ohio River and
Kanawna, with full supply, and selling at
$1a1 10 per brl OF bushels, 81 25al 30 per brl
of bushels. Turks Island scarce and firm at
40c per bu. Coarse Liverpool quiet at 81 2Val 81
per sack.
SEED-Clover is quiet and steady at Sba9Ic
per lb in store, and Sa94c on arrival limo
thy jobbing slowly at 81 goal 25 per bu on ar
rival, and 81 40a1 50 in store. Flax seed is in
fair demand at 81 % per bu.
SOAP-The demand is fair and marke et
steady, and selling at 6a6hc for German, 81
a6c for olive, and 4xa5cf for family per lb.
SUGAR-The demand is fair and market
steady, with full supply We quote New Or
leans new crop 7aSc for raw, and 9alOc for
clarified per 10. Refined yellow is quoted SKA
&c, extra &c" 9ha9Ac, "a" white 9Ta1Ohc.
granulated lOHal0Sc. powdered and crushed
l04allc and cut loaf Ike per pound.
SrARCH-Is in fair demand and quoted 3k
a4c per Id for prime pearl, as to brand.
TALLOW-ls steady and quiet and selling at
7a7kc per lb for country packed.
TEA-lhe market is steady and quiet, with
no material change. We quote: Oolong 3oas5c,
Souchong 35a90c, Young Hyson 30a9Oc lmpc-
rial 3Da90c and Gunpowder 5Ocasl per Id.
TIMERS STOCk-l he demand is fair and
market steady: prices unchanged. Zlnc-slaD
7aSc; sneet. 7ha9c; block-tin, a0a23c; solder,
12hal7c; copper ingots. 2lc; bottoms, 32c !;
orazers' sneet, 3Oc; tin-plate uX), per box,
$40 25a11 50; do QCl, ST 75a9 00; and roofing,
IS 75a8. Galvanized iron, 35a40 per cent. dis
count from price list.
@WOODEN WARE - The market remains
steady and quiet, with no material change.
We quote as follows: TUBS. nests Of 8, 50 25a
80 per pest; No. l. S5 7oa6 25: No. 2. "a 75a5 rs
No. 3, IS 75a4 rs per dozen; buckets, two hoops,
81 25a1 IS, ana three e-hoops 81 5Oal 60 per doz. ;
churns, NO. l. ss 50; NO. 2 81 5O,and NO. ), $6 so
per dozen.
Continues quiet and steady, with
moderate arrivals and ample suppy and
quoted as follows: Unwashed, hne merlno, 22a
Ac; clothing, 23a26c; medium delaine, SSa3Uc !;
long combIng. 30a32c. Washed medium leeces
35a3oc; fine aeeces 3Sa4Oc; delaine ieeces, 35
39c, and pulled 27a30c per h. Bury and
fleece grown wool sells at 3a5c per ID under
quotations.