The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-25


COZ ION Market firm without any change
In prices. Sales 20 bales. stock ,l34 bales.
Receipts 81 bales. Shipments 1873 bales. We
quote as follows: Ordinary lGAc good ordi-
nary lOjsc, low mtddllng lOGc, middllng lie,
per h.
WHISKY-Is in moderate demand and
steady, and 1855 brls sold on Change to-day at
$ w per gallon.
ASHES - In moderate demand and held
steady at 42lc for potash and exc for pearl
per 10.
BARK-Demand only moderate, with ample
offerings at slGall per cord for prime chestnut
oak.
BAGS-steady and quiet at about previous
prices. Burlaps, bu, II l13c; gunnIes, = bu,
lial5c; and cotton seamless 2Ja25c.
BAGGING - The demand continues fair,
with steady market. We quote fax baggInS
l2H for 2-lb, l24c for "a lib, and l3c for "a lib
per yard.
BEANs-Dul and nominal at 50 5Oa2 rs for
navys, S1a22 for prime to choice white, and
81 5Oal Is per bu for fair to. good.
BEEoW AA-Is i'll moderate demand and
freely offered at 26.2Tc per lb for prime yell
low.
BRAN, &C.-Market firm for bran, with linz
tied offerings and quoted $li per ton. Ship
stutfs dull and held at $l2nl3 per ton. Mid
dlings In moderate demand at $lTa2l per ton,
all In bulk on arrival.
BROOM CORN-ls in moderate demand and
not much Offering; market steady at 31sa4;ac
for red brush, 5a516c for green stalk braid, and
6Ma7c for hurl per lb.
BRQCmS-Are In fair demand, and the
market is steady at 81 50a2 for common, 81 asa
2 10 for hurl, 81 T5a3 for Shaker, anu Sias for
steamboat.
BUrTER-The market has been steady and
quiet. with little or no change The receipts
are mostly OF lower grades, and the higher
grades were rather scarce and nrm, with good
consumptlVe demand, and we quote extra
creamery @Sa9Oc per 10. Prime to choice dairy
Is quoted 6al7 for Central Ohio, and 18a20c
for Western Reserve, perlb. and 2a3c more for
single packages of selections. Lower grades
are dull at l2al sc per lb, according to Quality.
CANDLES-The demand Is far and there
IS IS steady market at l5al5hc for star, and
PERSTUFF-Demand moderate, mar
det steady. and prices unchanged We
quote four-Darr poles S7aS: tight barrel
poles sl4al6; hoxshead poles $95a3O. rough bar
rel slaves, $l6alo; dressed DO, SlSa23; and
nogshead slaves S26a3O per LOW.
COOPERAGH-! he market is firm, with
moderate offerings and fair demand We quote
hour barrels, 35a3lc; pork brls, 85a9Oc;
lard terces, $ia1 lO fy-tight hogsheads,
81 50al 10; nam tierces, 4Oaj0c; IRON pound
whisky barrels, 81 lOal 40; slack half barrels,
81 7ja3 per doz.
C0RFEE--Continues steady with moder-
ate consumptlve demand at about previous
prices. Common RIO is quoted lSal9c, fair to
good 2Oa2tc. prime to choice 2 ia25c peril. Java
CORDAGE-MOderat demand and prices
steady. Manila l3Hal4%c, sisai lOAall4c,
and jute 9a95ac per ID.
COTTON YAKNS-M arket firm and demand
fair, with no material change in prices. We
quote pound yarns, carpet warp and wiCking
2lC, COvGriet yarn 23c, eolored warp 27c, tWIne
2Oa!3c, rope i7c per ID; No. 1UO at lU1ac, and
No. 6UO at 91ac per dozen
COAL-Market firm and fairly active. 1t is
quoted as follows: IoughIogneny Sc per bu
afloat; Hooking Valley, 9al0C at elevator; Mus
klngum Valley, 9alOc on cars, and all ga l0C de-
lvered; Ohio River, &c a1oat and l0c delivered;
Kanawha River, 10llc; Camden. Sc; Kanawha
camel, NJa2?C per bu, amt anthracite, ST 25aS
per ton delivered.
COKE-Is quiet, but held steady, with mod
crate demand. We quote Gas-hOusc &c, city
&c, ana crushed Sc per bu at
yards, ana about &c more delivered to cOnsum-
ers.
EGGS-The demand is moderate with light
receipts, and the market il steady at l5al5nC
per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FEA III ERS-The demand is moderate with
liberal offerings, but the market is steady at
48c per Id for prime live geese.
FloH-Ihe demand is only moderate but the
market is firm, with no material change. We
quote: Mackerel, NO. l large, $27a2S; No. l
shore. $2la2l; No. 2 large, Sl1 5Oal2: No. 2me-
dium Sl0al0 50; No. large, SO 5Oal0 81; No.
one-half these prices, with 25c extra for pack
ages. White fish, So 0Oa5 81 perhalf brl. Sar-
dimes: quarter boxes, $13 50a14 per case; cod
nSh, 5ta a6c por Id.
GlNsENG-Demand light and offering at 81
al 10 per Id for prime to choice
GREEN FkUITS-Market dull for apples.
The supply is abundant, and good to choice
quoted 81 56a2 per brl. Moderate demand for
for good to choice, and light receipts. Pears
quiet and held at 81 25al 81 per bu, lth liberal
offerings. DAmsons about nominal at 80 5Ja
7 Is per stand of bushels, and very few on the
nf II Nn n.
Concord, 7a9c per lib for Cataw pa, and S1al rs
per bu for Ives. Oranges in moderate demand
at $6 5Oa7 80, and lemons quiet at IS 0Oa7 w per
box.
HIDES-There is fair demand with mod
crate receipts and firm market. We quote
1aSc for green, 94aalOhc for wet salted, and Tia
l9c for dry flint per Id. sheep pets sell at 5Oc
a$l, as to quality.
HAY-The receipts are liberal and the mar
ket is quiet under II moderate local demand,
We quote $lOall per ton for prime to choice
timothy IN bales on arrival, and lower grades
held at $'a9 per ton, for common to medium.
dealers asking 81 more In store.
HEMP-There Is only moderate demand
and rough Kentucky is held at $l25a13v per
ton, on arrival, and about s. more in Store
Moderate jobbing demand for dressed, and we
quote it Sa9c per Id. in store, as to quality.
HOPa--Demand light ana market quiet and
l2ai4c per ID
lRON-Ihe market continues steady and
quiet. The demand is light for both pig iron
and malleable, ard there is no material
change in prices We quote as follows, at four
months time, for pig iron: Charcoal. hot
blast-HanginR Rock. very cnoice. $26a2S: No.
/, H3a25; No. ,, $2la22; MILL $2Oa2r: Geor-
gia and Tennessee-No. l. S22a22 so: raw
coal and coke--No. l, $2l 50a24 No. 2. S20a2l;
Mill $lSaI9: Hanging Rock car-W wheel,
S34a3T; Alabama do. S27a32: Georgia and
Tennessee car-Wheels, S2Ta30: Salisbury car
wheels, $3IaBs: old car wheels. $l9a20 per ton.
scrap lron-W rought, per lUU lbs, 95c, and
cast 14azc per ID. Bar iron-Boiled, 2a24c:
10. charcoal, 5a314c. Sheet iron-Bolied. .3aS4c;
8ha5c. and Russia i4c per lb.
Horse shoes, 50 90a4 ~. and mule-shoes S4 20
rs 20 per keg.
LEAD-Market quiet and steady and quoted
1la6c for pig and 6Aa6Zc for bar lead perlb.
hEArHER-Ihe demand is iair, aud there
g firm market at the following prices
OAK sole 34a3Ic, hemlOck 90 24a33c, har-
ness 3Oa3ic. rough do 25a.9c. skrting 36a
Sc, American KID 55aS5c, French do. $lal ~,
American calf 9Oca$1 15; rench 10, 81 6Oa2 per
ID, bride leather S45a55 per doz, and upper
eatner l1a2Uc per foot
MOLASSES-Th market continues steady,
with moderate consumptiye demand for New
Orleans. with rather u limited supply, and
selling at 4Ja5hc per gallon, anu duh for refined
syrups, which are held at 5Oca$l per gallon.
N AIL.o - Demand only moderate, with a
steady market at s. 40a2 50 per keg for 10 to t0d,
and other sizes at prOporGionate prices.
NAVAL STORES-Fair demand and mar
Set steady, with no especial Cnange. We