The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02

for ~ Id, and i8c for "a lib per yard.
BARK-The receipts are heavier and the
demand is only moderate, wiuh an easy mar |
ket, and prime chestnut oak Offering at $40 per |
cord afloat.
BEANs-Are dali, with light offerings, and |
there is no change. Qnoted nomlnaily S2a /
% for best navys 81 50al 70 for good to prime |
and sial Is for inferior per bu.
BEESW AXIS in ample supply, with mod |
crate demand, and primo yellow is quoted 2Ga
BROOM CoRN-Demand light and very lit |
tie on the market and nominally unchanged. !
Quoted: Rel brush 3Iaa43ac, green stalk braid |
5a51Se, and huri 6a7c per lb.
BRuOMS-Moderate demand, with a quiet
market and steady, Common 81 50a2, hurl 81 25
az g., Shaker 81 75a8, ana steamboat $4a6 per
doz.
BUTTER Tho market has bees quiet and
steady, with no material change. Ta1 receipts
were mostly Of the lower grades, which are
abundant and neglected. The finer qualities
continue in good local demand and are firm
under limited offerings. Creamery is quoted
27aSOc, ana prime to cnoice dairy selling at 20
a22c per h. and Ia2c more for selections Of
single packages We quote l5al6c for medium
grades and l2a13c for common perth
BRAN, SG.-Quiet market for bran, but
steady, with moaerate offerings at sli per ton.
We quote sbipstuffs Sl2al3 per ton, and 4eht de-
mand. Micdtlngs in moderate request at $16a
81 per TOR. all III bulk on arrival.
CAkDLES--Steady market and quiet, with
no material change Quoted usal2bc for
common tallow, and 15a151ac Tor star per ID.
CORDAGE-Demand rather light, but it Is
steady at previous prices. We quote MANILA
l3Aal4&c, sisai lOAallAc, and juGe 9a94c per
lb
COFFEE-Is in fair consumptlvo demand,
with a steady market and an ample supply,
and prices unchanged. Common RIO sells at lS
al9c, fair to good at 2Oa2lc, prime at % Ia23hSc,
and choice 24a25c per lb. Java 25a3Oc per lb,
according to quality.
COOPERAGE - Demand fair and market
steady at about previous prices. We quote
I nour barrels, 86aSIc; pork brls. s0a%c:
5Jal go; nam tlerces. 4Ua5Oc; IRON pound
whisky barrels, 81 lOal 40; slack half barrels,
81 7ja3 per doz.
an ample supply and market steady though
quiet. We quote four-Darrel poles $7aS: tight
barrel poles $l4ald; hogshead poles $26a30;
rough barrel staves, Sl6als; dressed do, slSazS;
and nogshead stayes S25a9D per LOCO.
GOAL. he demand is fair and there is O
firm market at the following prices: Yougnio-
gneny, lOc per bu alioat, anu l2al3c delivered;
Hooking Valley. tOalic at elevator, aud laal3c
and lal2c delivered; Ohio River. &c aiioat, and
| l0c delivered; Kanawha River, HAZE; Cam
den, &c; kanawha eannel, Oa2!c per bu, and
| anthracite, 81 51aS per ton delivered.
| CUkE-Ihere is moderate demand and the
| market is hrm at previous prices. Gas-hOuse
| sells at6c city manufactured ATTIC, ana crushed
| at sc per bu at yards; and delivered TO con-
suiners at about &c more per bu.
| COTTON YARNS-There is a firm market.
with moderate demand and no material change.
We quote pound yarns, carpet warp and WICK
! ing 2lc, coverlet yarn 23c, cOlored warp &c,
| tWlne 20a23c, rope l7c per ID; NO. $40 at lUhc,
ana No. bOO at 91ac per dozen
| CHEES h-the demand is moierate and the
market is quiet and steady,wlth light offerings
| Prime TO choice Is quoted l3al4c per Id.
DRIED FRUITS - Domestic quiet, with
| ample offerings and quoted Sa4kc for apples
and 52a65ac !or peaches. Foreign is in mod
| crate demand at 2Oa22c for citlon, 10aI2c for
| iigs, 9al0o for prunes, and 7hasc fur currants
per lb. LayeY raIsins quoted 81 5Oa1 90 pcr
| box.
EGGS-The demand was only moderate with
! a steady and quiet market, selling at l5c per
dozen for fresh arrivals.
| FkAIHERS-Moderate demand and receipts
ample anu market steady at 43c per lb for prime
| live geese.
FISH-The market rules firm, with fair de-
| mand We quote: Mackerel, No. large, $27a2S;
No. shore. $2Ja2l; No. large. Sll 5Oal2; No.
| medium. $loal0 ~; No. large, 80 5Oal0 50; No.
medium. ~ O0aG 81 per brl, and half-barrels
| one-half these prices, with 25c extra for pack
ages. White Ash, IS OOa5 30 pernalf brl. Sar-
| dimes: quarter boxes, $l3 50a14 per case; cod
l fish, a. a6C per Id.
( GREEN FkUITS--Apples are in limited dc.
mind, and freely offered at 81 25a2 per brl, as
ito quality. Pears in good supply, and demand
moderate at 81 25al 81 per bu, and some choice
varieties held at IS j5a6 per brl. Peaches are
quoted 81 0Oa8 w per bu for good to choice. and
light supply. Grapes selling at 416a5c for Con-
cord, and 61iaI>ic for Catawpa per lib. Gran
berries quoted s7as per brl for prime to choice.
| Oranges quiet at 81 50a7 30 per box. Lemons
held at $7a15D per box.
| GlNSENG-Demand light aud market steady
at slal 10 per lb for good to prime.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fair and market
steady. We quote ~ 25a2 81 per keg for blast
ing and S5 75a6 rs for rifle powder.
| HIDES-Receipts limited, with fair demand
| and steadyimarkcl. We quote 7aSc for green
hides, 9t5al01sc for wet sailed, aud 17al9c lor
| n int and Mo-, fh.S
| to quality.
HAY-There is q fair local demand for the
higher graues with steaiy market, ana SELL
ing ut SlOall per ton for prime to choice timo-
| thy in bales on arrival. Inferior grades are
neglected., and held at s. 0Oa9 90 per ton, as to
qualify.
HOfs--DemsndI light ana masket well sup
piled and dull at loal2c for Western, anu l2a
15c for prime to choice Eastern per lb.
HEMP-The demand is only moderate for
rough Kentucky. but there is light supply
and the market remains steady We quote it
Si25a18l per ton on arrival Dressed quoteI Sa
&c per lb foriobbing lots on arrival.
1RON-Moderate demand for pig iron and
market STEADY with no material change. NAL
leAbie quiet. The following are the prices at
months time, for pig iron: Charcoal, hot
blast-HanginG Rock, very cnolce. $26a28; No.
/, S29a25; No. .. $2la22; mill, $2Oaa1; Gcor-
na and Tennessee-No. l. $22a22 so; raw
coal and coke-No. l. S2l 5Da24; No. 2. $2Oa21;
Mill SlSal9: Hanging Rock car-whcel.
Tennessee wheels, S2Ta30; Salisbury car
wheels, s3TaSS; old car wheels, $l9a20 per ton.
scrap IRON " rought, per I0U lbs, Csc, ana
cast aaAc per lb. Bar iron-Boiled, 2a2Ac:
| do charcoal, 3a3Ac. Sheet iron led a8a3%c
| charcoal. 3Aa5c. and Russia i4c per Id.
Horse shoes, So 00a4 26. and nlule-shoes 81 W
a5.20 per keg.
| LEAD-Steady and demand moderate and no
especial change. Pig adquoted 51za6c, and
bar do 64a64c per lb.
II LEAiHER-COntinues steady aud oniet
with Iair jobbing demand, and no material
variation IN prices We quote: Oak sole 3la
SIC, hemlock 40 Ma33c, harness Ala34c. rough
do 26a2gc, skirting 36tl39c, American kip 55a
j, gOc, French do, 81 GOAL 40, American calf 9Jca
81 Is; French do 81 6Ua2 per lb, bride leather
i$45a55 per doz, and upper leather l6a22c per
foot.
MOLASSES-New Orleans syrup is quoted
45a55c per gallon for fair to prime, with fair
consumptye demand and steady. Refined
syrups dull and quoted 5Uca$l per gallon, as to
: quality.
n Ais Market steady and quiet and un-
changed. Selling at $? 40a2 50 for 10 to 60d and
! other sizes at proportlonate rates.
! NAVAL STORES-Market steady, moderate
. demand and no ctlange In prices. We quote:
Turpentine 3Sa3yc per gallon; RESIN, extra
pale, "A 25a5 %; pale 50 75a4 00 No. l, $3a3 .
, No. =, 81 7ja3: No. 3, 20 5Oa2 Is: navy pitch,
So 75a4; roofing PITCH 81 75a9 and Carolina
tar 81 75a4 per brI. Coal tar SO 5OaS per bIi,
including brl; oakum 81 nc per III.
, NUTS-Peanuts in moderate demand and
! N 1 pD. ,.,I,Rt =.