The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30
with ample offerings and

moderate demand,
FISn-Frm market with moderate demand,
and quoted as follows: Mackerel, NO. ] large,
s27a2S; No. shore. - AL: No. . large, $ll 5Oa
II; No. medium. Sl0al0 80; No. 3 large, 80 5Oa
10 %; No. medium, 80 0Oa9 50 per brl, and
f-barreis ne-half these prices, with 25c eX-
ira for packages. White hsn, So 0Ua5 80 per
half brl Sarltines: quarter boxes, Sl3 50al4 per
case; and goldfish, 5 Il a6c per Id.
FkUlTS-Moderate demand for green apples
and an abuhdant supply at S2a3 for goJd to
primo, and some choice held at W so per brl.
Lemons quoted S5a7 per box and light demand.
Oranges sell at S7aS per brl FOR Creole Gran
berries are in moderate demand at S7aS per
brl.
GINsENG-Demandl light aad supply ample.
and prime offered at 81 per lb.
HkMP-Market quiet Tor rough Kentucky
but steady with limited offerings AMI held at
$I25al3J per ton on arrival. JUbbung sales of
dressed IN store at Sa9c per h.
HiDES-Dcmand far and steady market,
with moderate offerings at 1aSC for green hides.
9haIO1ac for wet sailed, and dry flint 17al9c
per lb sheep Dclto 5OCa$I each, as to Quality.
HAY-Market steady and unchanged. AM
pie supply and moderate demand. Prime to
choice timothy quoted $9all per ton in bales
On arrival. Lower grades dull at $7aS 30. In
store about 81 more required.
HOPo--Are dull with liberal offerings, ana
held at 9allc for Western, anu la l3c for prime
to cholce Eastern per Id.
IRON--The market is steady and quiet,
though there is some Improvement in the de-
maBd Tor pig, and no matei ial change in prices.
we quote as follows at four months time: Char
coal, -Dlast-HanslnG Rock. very choice S26
a2o; No. l, SZ3a25; No. ,, $2la22: mill. $2Uagl:
Georgia and Tennessee-No. l, S22a22 so; raw
coal aud Coke-NO l, S21 5Ua24; No. 2. S2Oa2l:
Mill. SlSal9: Hanging Rock car-whcel. $34a3T;
Alabama do. Sl7a32: Georgia and Tennessee
car r-Wheel, S2Ia30: Salisbury, $BIa39; old car
wheels, $l9a20 per ton. scrap lron-W rOught
per 100 lbs, 90caSl 10, and cast 1aa2-5c per lb,
Bar iron-Boiled, 2a2hc: do. charcoal, 3a315c.
Sheet iron-Boiied. 3a3%c; charcoal. ~ a5C.
and Russia i4c per lb. Horse shoes, SO 9Oa4 10
and mule e-shoes 81 YOa5 90 per keg.
LEAD-ls in moderate request aud steady at
5a6c for pig and "a 4a62c for bar per lb
LEAlliER-Narketti firm and far jobbing
demand at previous prices. We quote as fol-
ness SOa34c. rough do 25aG9c. skirting 36a3yc
American kip 55a9Oc, French do 81 Oyal 40
American calf 9Oca$l Is, French do 81 6Oa2 90
per ID; bride leather S45aj5 per doz, and upper
leather lSa22c per foot
ASSES-Ihereis still steady and uuiet
market, with an ample though moderate sup
ply. New Orleans is quoted 45a5jc per gallon
for fair to prime. Refined syrup5 held at JOca$I
per gallon, according to quality.
NAVAL SrORES-DGmand generally mod
crate and not much if any change in prices,
though the market rules easy We quote;
Turpentne 31a39c per gallon; RESIN, extra
pale, "A 25aj "; pale So 7oa4 U0 No. l, $3a3 q;
No. ,, 81 7ja3; No. .. y 50a2 rs: navy pltcn,
$3 75a4, roofing pitch, 81 75a2, and Carolina
tar 80 15a4 per bTl. Coal tar $2 5Oa3 per bri
including b,l; oakum 9!4all]ac per H.
NAIL5-Demand fair and steady. We quote
S? 40a2 50 per keg for 10 to GOd, and other sizes
at proportlonate ratos.
NUI5-MouGrate demand for peanuts, and
steady at 4ha64.c for white, as to quality, and
3Aa3Ac for rcd per lb. Chcstnuss are guoGed
$4a4 81 per bu. Brazil nuts 515a6bc, pocans
IaSc, Iilberts lOal2C, English Waluuts 12al5c,
and almonds lSa2UC per h.
OILS-Market quiet and steady, with very
little change. linseed in moderate request,
and free offerings at 56a57c per gallon, Rs,
fined petroleum In fair demand and quoted liza
l6c per gallon as TO fire test. Extra lard OIL
current make, quiet and steady at 13aT5c per
gallon.
POWDER-Dcmand fair and steady at So rs
a6 % for rifle, and 81 25a2 5O per keg for min
POTATOES - The market is quiet and
steady, with ample receipts. Lots on arrival
bring 35a4Uc per bu, loose. In store selling at
45a5Oc per bu. loose, and IL 4Oal so per br,
packed, for prime to choice.
POuLTKY-Chckens are in moderate de-
mand and supply ample at 81 j0a2 Is per dozen,
according to size and condition, for live Geese
sell at So SOFA 20, and ducks at 81 O0a2 80 per
dozen. Live turkeys quoted 7a6c per lb.
KAGS-Demand fair anu market nrm. We
quote Wnlte cotton 4Iac for No. /. 4c for No. 2.
and mixed 2Aa23sc per lb. Wooden quoted7H
aSc per Id for soft, and &4a1sc for common, per
Id.
1lCE-ls IN falr conSumptlTe demand and
steady at 65aa7c per lb for good TO choice Lou
isIana. and no Carolina offering.
SALT-Domestic is in fair demand and sell
ing at 81 O5al 10 per brl OF bushels for OHIO
River and Kanawna with full supply. Foreign
dull at Il 2Jal 2j per sack for Liverpool coarse
and 3Ta3Sc per bu for Turks Island.
SEED-Clover steady and quite and ample
offerings at SIC in store, and Sc on arrival
per Id. Timothy is in moderate request at 81 4Oa
/ 50 per bH in store, and 81 25al 30 on arrival:
my In III al wi tn;, 10
mand.
SHOTS selling at s2S 5Oa20 for buckshot
and $25 5Oa26 for assorted per keg, with fair
demand.
SOAP-Demand fair and steady at 6a6Jsc for
German, 51a acc for olive, and 416a5c for family,
per lib.
SrARCH-Markct firm, and fair demand at
S15a4c for prime pearl, and 7}ac for gloss and
puverized.
suGAK-Moderate demand and quiet mar
kot. We quote: New Orleans ya915c for raw,
l0Aa0h for clarified: yellow refined 8%a0kc.
extra &c" 9nalOSc, "a" white lOHalO%C,
granulated II Hc,powdered 1lHc ccrushed II c.
and cut loaf l1Ec per lb.
TALLOW-Qutet ana steady market and
free offerings of country at 7Ha7hc per Id
packed.
TEA-Market firm and quiet at about previ-
GUS prices We quote: Oolong 30aSjc, Souchong
40a90C, Tyson 85aS0c, Young Hyson 85ca$l, In
perlal 4Oca$l, and Gunpowder 50caS1 10 per lb.
TIMERS STOCk-The demand is fair ana
market steady at the following prices:
Zncslab, Ease; sheet. a9c; block k-tln. 20a23c;
32c; brazlers' sneet, soc; tin-plate 1X), per
box, $40 25all 50; do QCl, 81 75a9; and roofing,
So 75aS. Galvanized iron, 35a4O per cent. dis
count from price list.
WOODEN WARE - Moderate trade ana
prices steady. We quote: Washboards, 81 5Oa
2 10; buckets, two-noop, 81 35al So: TUBS. No. l.
S6a6 80; No. 2. S5a5 80; NO 3, "a 00a4 81 per
dozen; ana nests, IS, 81 T5a3; churns, No. !,