The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

moderate offerings.
CORDAGk-IhereI IS u steady market but
quiet. with only m0deraVe demand and no
caange in prices. We quote l4Ial5Mc Tor Ma
niila, 10AalU&c for SlsaI, and 5aai0hG for jure
per ID.
COAL-Tne wholesale market is duh but
steady ami offerings atloat at 61aa6c for OHIO
River, 7c for Ashland, and 7Iac fot Youghio-
gheny per bu There Is u moderate local de-
mant. and il 10 delivered to consumers at the
following rates: Onio River 9aioc, Ashland
l0c, kanawha and Muskingum lie, YQughio-
gheny llaL2C, and Kanawha camel 20a22C per
bu. We quote AnlhracIte $oa9 per ton.
COKE-Ehe market is uuiet, nut it contin-
ues steady al previous prtces. We quote 7C for
gas-house, SC for city manufactured, and sc for
crushed per bu at yards, and 2a3c more delly-
cred.
UOOPERSTUFF-rne demand was ch ehy
for slaves and very little doing In pol S.
There Is u quiet and steady market at previous
prices. We quote: Flour Darrel poles $ja7;
~, rough barrel slaves $l2aiG, dressed do STA
Is, and nOgShead slaves S2ja3O per l.0JJ.
COOPERAGk-Ine demand is light, and
there is an easy Market with downward tend
ency, but no material change in prices.
We quote: PORK barrels, 75aS5c; pork
half-barres, 50a55c; lara tierces, slal 10;
slack hogsheads. 81 30al 40; nam tierces 50a
60c; lrOn-bound whisky barrels, 81 10al 35;
flour barrels, 35a40c; and slack half barrels,
~ 7ja3 pergAdOZen.
change, and there is fair cousumptiye de-
mand We quote Java 27aslc per Id. Rio is
worth 2Oa2Ohc for common, 2la22c for medium,
22ha23hc for good TO prime, and 24a241oc for
choice. per ID.
COTTON YARNs-The demand is only mod
crate, but there is steady market.
We quote as follows: Pound yarns.
carpet warp ana candle wlcking, 2lc: coverlet
yarn, 23c; colored warp, g1c; twIne, 20a23c, ana
rope l7c per Id: No. 0U0 at l0hc anu No. GOO a
DRIED FRUIIS-Ihe demand Is light for
domestic, and apples are offering at 3a4c, and
peaches l0al2c per lb. Foreign fruits are dull
but steady at 23a25c for citron, 9al2c for figs.
IN a9c for currants and 6ha7kc for prunes per
lb. LAYER ralsins s. S0a2 per box.
EGGo-The market has been well supplied,
and there was a fair local demand, anu closes
steady and quiet at l2c per dozen for fresh ar
rivals.
FEATIIERS-Prime live geese are plenty,
and demand moderate az 45c per lb on arrival.
FISH-The market has been firm with fair
demand and prices unchanged. We quote the
following jobbing prices: Mackerel, No.
large, $24a25; No. l shore. $lo 5Oal9; No.
large $llall 50; No. 2 medium. 50 5Oa10; No. q
large, 50 50alO 90; No. medium, IS 6OaS 81
per brl, and half-ba one-haIf these prices
with 25c extra for packages. White fish, $5a
5 ~, and lake herring, $2a2 25 per half bar
rel. Sardines: half-boXes, $22a23; do quarter
boxes. $14al5 per case; Goldfish. 5a6c per ID.
GUNPOW DER-ls steady and the demand
is only moderate Wequote So 25a3 Is per keG
for mining, and $5 75a6 Is for rifle powder
GREEN FRUIHS-Apples are in moderate
demand, with an ample supply, and they are
selling at 81 50a2 50 per brl in store for far to
prime, and W 75a3 90 for very choice. Moder-
ate demand for oranges at s3a4 per box, and
lemons selling slowly at $4a4 50 per box. Gram
berries quiet at S9a9 50 per brl.
HAY-The market has been firm this week
with more moderate offerings, but there is only
a fair consumptive demand and generally fol-
the higher grades. We quote $10al2 per ton for
prime to choice timothy, and lower grades are
offered at $1a9 per ton on arrival. In store
dealers ask s. more per ton.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is quiet with lin
tied offerings, and we quote it $1l5a120 per ton
on arrival, and S5 more in store. Dressed ls
quoted sa9c per Id, as to quality.
HIDES-Continue steady with moderate de-
mand at 658a71sc for green hides, Sa9c for wei
salted, 1Jal7c for dry flint per lb. sheep pelt,
are worth 6Jca$l for good to prime, and 25a4OC
for inferior
HOPS-There is very little demand, ant
prime to choice are freely offered at l8a20c pei
IRON, &c.-The market has been quiet, bu
prices are without any material change. We
quote as follows at four months time for pig
iron: Charcoal, hot-blast-H. R.. No. l, S24t
2S 90; No. 2, $22a2s; do mill, $2la22; Raw-coa
and cOke-No. l. $23a25: No. q S2la22: Mill
s20a2l; H. H.. car wheel. S33a40: Alabama do
S34a86: Georgia and Tennessee do, $29a3O
Salisbury do, $40. Old car-wheels, S2l per ton
Scrap iron rougbt, perl00 lbs, 95c, and casl
ba%c per lb. Bar iron-Boiled, 2kc: do char.
coal, 3hc. Sheet irou-Boiled, 3Aa44c: dc
charcoal. 3&a5kc. and Russia l4al6c per lb
Horse shoes, "a 25a4 80. and mule-shOes S5 25a
5 so per keg.
LEAD-Demand rather light but steady al
7a7hc for pig, 7&ashc for bar,and 9Aa9hc fol
sheet lead, per lb
LEATHER-Moderate demand, but market
steady at previous prices. We quote: Oak sole "a
aS7c, hemlock do 24a89c, harness 3Oa34c. rough dc
25ag9c, skirting 36a39c, American kip 45aS5c
French do $lal do, American calf 9UcaSl To-
French DO 81 6Oas per lb; bride leather $45a5t
per doz, and upper leather l7a20c per foot.
LIME, ETC.-Moderate demand and prices
unchanged We quote lime 90ca$l, cement 81 II
al s5, and plaster 81 sOa2 25 per brl.
MILL FEED-Fair demand for bran and
light receipts at $l4a15 per ton. Shipstufs dun
at $l5al6 per ton. Middlings steady ana mod
crate at sl7a22 per ton, all on arrival In
store 81 more per ton.
MOLASSES-Fair local demand for good tC
choice New Orleans syrup at 5Ja67c per gallon.
Refined syrupS quiet at 45a9Oc per gallon, ac-
Cording to quality. Sorghum Is worth 25a30C
per gallon for good to prime
NAILS-In moderate request and market
easy. They are quoted ~ 65a2 75 per keg for
10 to GOD, and other sizes at corresponding
prices.
NAVAL STORES-The market rules firm
but quiet, the demand being only moderate
and no material change. We quote: Resins
Virgin S4 5Oa5 w: No. pale, 10 j0a4 90: No.
ordinary, 81 75a3 10, and No. 81 50a2 IS per
brl. Spirits of turpentne, 43a45c per gallon.
NUUS-Moderate demand for peanuts and
liberal offerings at 4abc for white, and 2a3hc
for red per ID. according to quality. Almonds
quoted 18a2Oc, white walnuts l2al5c. flberts 1Oa
i2c, Brazil nuts 8a9c, and pecans Ta8c per lb.
OILS-Demand moderate tor linseed at 65a
66c per gallon. Lard oil is dull but held steady
at 83a85c per gallon. Refined petroleum Is
quoted l6al7c per gallon:
POTATOES-The market was rather active
during the week ana firm, but rather more lib
eral receipts. 1t closes easy, with sales on ar
rival at 90casl 10 per bu, according to quality.
Good to cnoIce are worth II 15a1 80 per bu loose,
and $3aS SO per brl packed. in store.
POULTRI-rhe market has been well sup
with moderate demand at $3a3 so per dozen for
live, as to size and condition. Live geese are
dull at S3a4 per dozen.
RAGS-The demand is moderate with ample
receipts and market easy. White cotton are
quoted 41Sc for No. l, and DC for No. 2, and
mixed do 2ka2tac per ID. Woolen are worth
6a7c for fine, and &a%c for coarse per lb.
RICE-Moderate demand and steady at Ga
6hc for Carolina.land 5Ha5xc for Louisiana
per Id.
SALT-Market quiet and steady, and Ohio
River and KanaWha quoted 1Sc per bu, and
81 10al 10 per brl Of $50 lbs. Turks Island
dull at 3Sa36c per bu. Liverpool coarse is held
at IL lOa1 20 per sack.
SEED-The market is steady for clover,
with moderate demand at l4%al5c per b,
iu store. Timothy is jobbing in store at 81 7Oa
eO per bu. Flax selling at 81 3sal so per bu
SHOT-Demand moderate and market steady
at S3Oa3l for buckshot, and $21a2S for assorted