The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-13

chanRe, anu the market 10 steady, WIN
yarns, carpet warp and wckng 2lc, COW
erlet yarn 23c, colored warp 21c, twIne 20a |
23c, rope TIC per lb; No. 1JO at lUhc, and No.
CORDAGE-Demand light but prices steady
and unchanged. We quote Manila 2&al3%c, |
ssal l0Aa1lkc, and jute 9a9kc per ID.
COEFEE-Market steady and demand mod |
crate, with no material change. Rio is quoted |
l7alSc fOF common, l9a2Oc for medium, 2la23c
for good to prime, aud 23tsaAc for choice per |
10. Java is quoted 27a3Oc Der ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fair, with steady /
market and liberal offerings We quote:
Flour barrels, 30a35c; PORK brls. 95caSl {; |
Lard terces. 81 2Jal 25; twilight hogsheads, |
81 75a1 So; ;half-hogshcads, 9Jca$l; nam tlerces |
45a5Oc; iron- bound whisky barrels, 81 lOa! 40; |
lard kegs, 33a55c; slack half-barrels, S2 7oaS
per doz.
UoOPERsTUFF-The receipts are ample, |!
and there is q steady market. with far
demand. We quote hour-Darrel poles 81 20
| as: tgpt-Darrei poles S4al8; hogsnead poles
$Oa35; rough barrel slaves, $l6al9; dressed do, |
slSa2S; and nogsnead slaves s95aSO per l.OO1
COAL-The demand Is 1atr and market
| steady, with an ample supply. We quote as
| follows: ioughiogheny l0c per bu afloat and
l8adc delivered; Hooking Valley llal2c at
| elevator and 3al4c delivered; Muskingum
Valley 1callc on cars anu Eal3c delivered;
Ohio River 1a7hc afoat and l0dllc delivered;
Kanawha River &c afloat and l2al3c delivered;
| Camden lie: Kanawha camel 2Ua22c per bu,
and anthracite 81 J0a6 per ton delivered
| COKE-The demand Is moderate and the
market steady anu quiet. Gas-h0use quoted
&c, city manufactured 7c, and crusned SC per
\ bu ut yards, and 2c more delivered.
EGGS-The receipts have been moderate,
| with fair consumprive demand, and selling
| al 2ic per dozen Tor fresh arrivals.
| FEArHERS-Ihe receipts are heavy and
| the demand is light, and prime live geese are
offered ut 40C per lib.
FRUITS Moderate demand for apples, with
liberal offerings, and quoted $2a3 for good to
| prime, and held at So 25a3 81 for some choice
varieties. Lemons quiet at S4a5 per box. Gre
ole oranges selling at So 50a7 per brl, and de-
mand moderate. Cranberries quoted $7a7 80
per brl, and $2a2 so per bu. Dried peaches are
quiet at 4sa5c per Id for quarters and 51aa6c for
halves and dried apples held at 31la4hc per ID.
GlNSENG-Demand light, aud held at 81 per
| lb for prime.
GUNPOW DER-Steady and quiet and de-
mand fair at previous prices Rifle powder |
| quoted s. 75a6 %, and mining 81 2ja2 81 per
keg. |
HIDES-Market quiet with liberal offerings
| and no material change. We quote green 8a9c, |
wet salted S1aa9hc, dry salted l2al4c, and flint
| 15al7c per Id. sheep pelts bOca$l w, as to
quality.
| HAY-Is in moderate demand with ample
receipts. Market steady At previous prices.
Timothy is quoted SO 5Jall per ton, all in bales,
on arrival, for prime to cholCc. Low grades
are dull at $Ta9 per ton.
| HOPS-lhe market remains dull with free
offerings at 9allc per Id for Western,~ ana la
l3c for good to choice Eastern.
| HEMP-The demand is moderate for rough |
Kentucky, and the supply is ample, with a
| steady market at sl1Ualf5 per ton on ARRIVAL |
Dressed is jobbing at iAa9c per lb in store, as
to quality.
IkON-Market steady with fair demand for
| pig and quiet for maleable at previous prices |
We quote pig iron, four months time. Char |
| coal. hot-blast-H angling Rock. very choice SEC
| a2S; No. l, S23a25; No. =, 2la22 mIll $2Ua2I: |
| Georgia and Tennessee-No. ]. $22a22 50; raw i,
| coal and coke-No. l, S2l 5Oa24; No. q s2Oa21; |
| Mill. $lSal9 Hanging Rock car wheel. $a4a81; |
| Alabama do. $27a32: Georgia and Tennessee
car-wheel, S2ia30: Salisbury, $87a89; old car |
wheels, $l0a2O per ton. scrap ron-W rought. |
per lOO lbs, 9Oca$1 10, and cabt ha3-5c per lb.
| Bar iron-Boiled. 2a2kc: do charcoal, 3a3kc |
| Sheet iron-Boiied. 3a3&c; charcoal. 81. a5c, |
and Russia lac per ID. Horse-sh0es, So 90a4 ~.
and mule-shoes Sd yOa5 20 per keg. |
LEAD-Market hrm with a moderate de- |
| maud and we quote pig lead 5aGc, and 6Aa6Ac |
| for bar do per Id.
LEArHER-There is steady and quiet |
market at about previous prices. We quote: |
| Oak sole 3la37c, hemlock do, 4a32c nar- |
ness 3Oa34c, rough do 25a99c. skirting 36a39c. |
American kip 55ayUc, French do 81 0Jal 40, |
| American calf 9Uca$1 Is, French do IL 6Oa2 90
per b; bride leather S45a55 per doZ, and upper
| leather lSa22c per foot
| MOLASSES-Is in fair consumptive demand,
| and there IL d steady market at 45a55c for old
new, per gallon. Refined syrups are dull and
| heli at Sca$l per gallon. as to quality.
NAVAL STORES-Firmlfor spirits turpen-
tine and fair demand and other articles steady.
resin, extra pale, "a 25a5 90; pale SO 75a4 70:
No. l, s3aG 2j; No. . $a 75a3; No. >, 81 5Oa2 75
navy pitch, So 76a4; roofing PITCH 81 75a2. antrl
| Carolina tar $3 75a4 per brl. Coai tar 80 5Oa3
| per hrl, including brl; oakum 9ha1l&c per ID. |
NAILS-Market quiet and steady, and I'M
| changed. We quote 81 40a2 50 per keg for lOd
| to 6Qd, and other sizes at proportionate prices.
arc SSS,sa sn2 a. 80
| demand at 4ha5c for prime to choice white
Tennessee, and 3a3sc for red, per lb. We
quote almonds 4Sa20c. English walnuts 12al5c. |
| ilberts 1Oal2c, pecans 7aSc, and Brazil nuts
| 5ha6Hc per lb.
OILS-Marke, steady for lard oil, and mod |
| crate demand at 7SaSOc per gallon for extra.
Linseed is quiet and freely offered at Sac per
gallon. Refined petroleum In fair demand at |
| l3hal6kc per gallon, as to fire test.
| POTATOES-There has been steady mar
ket with moderate receipts and demand fair.
We quote good to choice on arrival 40a50c per
| bu loose, and held in store about l0c more.
Sweet potatoes quoted 81 75a3 per brl for prime
| to choice.
POULTRY-Live chickens are. In moderate
demand. with liberal receipts, and selling at
| 81 25a2 so per dozen, as to size and condition.
| Ducks quoted 81 7ja2 %, and geese SO 5Oa4 0Ul
per dozen. Dressed turkeys are quoted 9LlGc
| per lb
RAG5-Demand fair, and ample offerings.
We quote No. wnlte cotton 4hc. No. do a.,
! and mixed cotton 2Aa21sc per Id. Woolen TX
aSc for soft, and %aHc for common, per ID.
RICE-Demand fair and market steady with
| ample OHctlnKS OF I0ulslAna al O1aaIC 10r
| prime to choice. Carolina Is nominal.
| SALT-Fair demand for OHIO River and Ka-
nawna, and selling at $1a1 10 per br of 8 BUSH
| els. Coarse Liverpool quoted 81 2ja1 25 per
| sack. Turks Island held at 37a3Sc per bu.
| SEED-Market quiet and steady. Clover
| jobbing at SIC in store, and SIC on arrival,
| per lb Timothy in moderate demand at 81 25a
80 per bu on arrival, and 81 4Oal 80 per bu in
store. Flax selling at 81 20 per bu.
oHOT-Demand moderate and steady. Wei
quote buckshoG $28a29, and assorted shot $25a
| 26 per keg.
SOAP-Fair trade and firm, and selling at
| 6a61ac for German, 6ha6c for Olive, and 4ha5c
| for common yellow per ID.
| STARCH-Is in moderate demand and
steady, and refined pearl is quoted 91sa4c per
| ID as to brand.
| SUGAR-Steady with fair consumptive de-
mand and no material change. We quote:
New Orleans 9a91lc raw, and 1Ual0hc clarified,
refined yellow Sha9Hc, extra 9hal0c, "A"
white 1014al0kc, granulated 10Xal0Hc, pow
dered and crushed 1lallXc, cut LOAF lhc per
pound
| TALLOW-Is in fair request. with free Of
| ferings of country, and selling at 7Ha7Hc per
| lb for packed.
TEA-Demand moderate and market steady.
| We quote: Oolong 30aSjC, Souchong 40a90c,
| Hyson 85a90c, Hyson 35a90c, Young Hyson
35ca$l, Imperial 4Ucasl, and Gunpowller 5Oca
| 81 10 per lb.
TiNNERs' sToCK-steady and quiet mar
| ket at about previous prices. We quote:
ZINC slab. 7asc; sneet IN a9c; block 2Oa23c;
| solder, 12nal7c; copper ingots. 2lc; bottoms,