The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-10

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rope l7c per lb; No. 800 at lUKc ana No. SOO at
| 9Hc per dozen.
| COAL-Tne market continues steady and
quiet. Offerings afloat at 7a71sc for Youghio-
| gheny, 6ha7c FOR Asllland, and b6a8c for
Ohio River per Nh. We quote as follows deliv-
| cred TO consumersi llal2c for Youghiogheny,
| lie for Muskingum and Kanawha. lOa11c for
Ashland, and 9aiuc for Ohio River per ba. Can
mel Is auoted lsa2oc per bu, and Ssa9 per ton
| for anthracite.
| C0KE-The market Is steady but with light
demand at previous prices. Gas house is
quoted 7c per bu. City manufactures 70, and
| crushed 60 per bu at yarus, and delivered to
consumers at 2a3c per bu more.
DRIED FRUTrS-Are quiet and steady for
all X inds kayer raisins are quoted 81 TOal W
| per box. Prunes are worth 6a7hc, currants
| 7Ha9hc, figs Sal2c, and citron 20a22c per lb
Peaches are freely offered at l0a1l nc, and ap-
pies at 3a4c per 10.
EGG5-The market has been steady with
ample oherings and closes quiet at l2al3c per
| dozen for fresh arrivals.
| FEATHBRS-Prime live geese are in mod
crate request and freely offered at 45c per lb on
| arrival.
FIsH-Thsre is a continued firm market and
| the demand fair as follows: Mackerei, No. l
| large, S24a25; No. shore, sl8 50al9; No. 2
large $llaI 50; No. 2 medium. 50 50ai0; No, 8
| large, 50 50alO 20; No. medium. IS 0JaS 90
per brl, and hall. barrels one half these prices,
with $50 extra Tor packages. White hsh, $5a
8 81, and lake herring, $2a2 25 pcr half-bar-
rel. Sartlines: half -boxss, $22a23: do quarter
boxes. Sl4al5 per ease; goldfish. 5a6e per lb.
| .GUNPOWDkR-l steady and quiet at pre-
vlous prices. We quote So 25a3 70 per keg f0f
blasting, and So 75a6 n foT rifle powder.
GREGN TkUIrS-Apples are steady with
an ample supply, and demand moderate, and
far to prime are quoted 81 S0a2 80, and choice
offered at " p0r brl In store. Oranges are
| quoted $Sa5 per box, as to quality. Lemons
are worth B 50a5 10 per box. Cranberries in
moderate demand at $sa9 per brl for prime to
choice, and 80 5,a3 per box.
10 fnIa Al dnW nVNd hnf
| mostly for tie best grades, and prnne to choice
timothy is quoted $lOa12 per ton ON arrival In
ferlor qualities are dull, with liberal offerings
| at S6 50a9 for medium and $TaS for common per
ton, all on ARRIVAL In store dealers ASH ~
| more per ton.
HEMP-Modsrate offerings Of rough Ken
tucky with llrAited sales, bat market steady at
Nl5al2O per ton on arrival, and $5 more IN
store. Dressed is jObblng at Sags per ID In
store, as to.aualitv and moderate demand
HlDkS-The receipts have been liberal, and
| there is only moderate demand, but with no
| material change. Green hides are quoted 6Ka
| 7bc, wet sated Base, and dry salred and flint
l5al7c per ID. sheep peits are worth 6Jea$l for
| good TO prime.
HOPS-The market is well supplied and
quiet and prime to choice are quoted lSa20c per
IRON, &c.-There has been very moderate
demand tor pig iron, and market easy, but
with no essential change. Malleable was also
quiet but steady. We quote the following at
biast-H. r., No. l, S24a2S 90; No. Q. $22a2s;
do mill. $21a22: Raw-coal and coke-No. ], $23
| a25; No. 2. $2la22; Mill, $20a2l: Fl. H.. car
wheel. $33a4O; Alabama do. s34a36: Georgia
and Tennessee do, $29a30: Salisbury do, $40.
Old car wheels, s2l per ton. scrap iron
Wrought. per 100 lbs, 95c, and cast haAc per
lb. Bar iron-Boiled, axe: do charcoal, Bhc.
Sheet irOn-Bofled, 3ha4Ac: do charcoal. 81
a5kc, and Russia l4aloc per lb. Horse-shoes,
81 25a4 50, and mule-shoes SIS 25a5 so per keg.
LEAD-There was steady market with FUR
demand at 7a7hc for pig lead, saS1sc for bar,
9c Tor lead pipe, and 9Aa9hc for sheet lead,
per lb
LEATHER-There was an improved demand
| this week.and the market is steady. Wequ0te:
Oak sole 3ia37c, hemlock do 24a33c. harness 3Da
r34c, rough do 25aE9c, skrting 36a39c, American
Kip 45ao5c, French do $lal 40, American calf
90caS1 Is, French 10 81 60a2 per Id; bride
leather $45a55 per doz. and upper leather I7a2Oc
per foot.
LIME, ETo.- Moderate demand and steady
at 9Oca$l per br for lime, 81 75al s. for cement.
MILL FEED-Bran is rather scarce. and
with fair demand 1t is firm at sl5a16 per ton on
arrival. Shipstuffs plenty but in light demand
| at Sl5al6 per ton, .and middlings quiet ant
steady at $lsa2 per ton, all on arrival Ii.
| store So more required.
MOLASSES-The market is quiet and steady.
The demand is mostly for local consumption.
We quite: New Orleans syrups 5Ua57c per gall
lon for good to choice, and 40a45c for inferior.
Refined syrups 4Oa9Uc per gallon, as TO quail
ity, and sorghum s5as6c per gallon for good to
prime.
NAILS-Are in fair demand and un-
changed. They are worth 80 6oa2 70 per keg
forl0 to Sod, and other sizes selling at pro-
portIonate prices.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits OF turpentine are
easy, but quiet, and the market otherwise is
steady, with moderate demand for all articles.
We quote: Reslns-Virgn $4 5Ua5 W: No. l
pale, $3 50a4 90: No. ordinary, So 75a3 NO, and
No. z 81 50a2 s. per brL
NUTS-The demand for peanuts is steady
at 2aShc Tor red, and 4a5c for white, per lb. ac-
cording to quality. We quote pecans Case,
Brazil nuts Sa9c, 1lberts 10al2c, white Walnuts
l2al5c. and ALMONDS lsa2Oc per ID.
OILS-Moderate demand for linseed oil, but
steady, at 65a66c per gallon. Extra lard oil is
freely offered at 8Sa95c per gallon. Refined
petroleum is steady aud in fair demand at 16a
17c per gallon.
POTAToEs-The market has been steady
and quiet with moderate receipts and an am
pie supply. Good to choice are quoted 81 l5a
rs per bu loose, and So 25a3 so per brl packed,
in store. Selling on arrival at 90caSl 10 per bu
loose, according to quality.
POULTRY-The market has been steady for
live chickens, with fair demand, and receipts
ample. We quote them $3a3 rs per dozen, ac-
cording to size and condition. Live geese SELL
ing slowly at 50 5Oa4 90 per dozen. Turkeys
dull at Sayc per Id for live.
KAGS-T The demand is moderate and liberal
offerings at 4hc for No. l white cotton, &c
for No. 2 do, and 2Ha2hc for mixed per h.
WoOlen are quoted XaHc Tor coarse and 6a6hc
for fine, per lb.
RICE-There is quiet and easy market with
free offerings, and quoted Ga6hc for Carolina.
and 5Ha6c for Louisiana. per Id.
SALT-There is moderate demand for do
mestic, and Ohio River and Ranawha selling
at l8c per bu, and 81 10 per brl of 2S0 lbs,
Liverpool held at II 1Oa1 20 per sack, and Turks
Island 1T 33a35c per Du, and dull.
SEED-Fair jobbing demand for clover seed
at l5c per ID in store Timothy is quoted 81 7Oa
80 per bu in store. Flax seed In fair demand
at 81 35al SO per bu for good to choice.
SHOT-There is steady and moderate de-
mand at previous prices. Quoted $27a28 for as
sorted and S30a3l for buckshot, per keg.
SOAP-Continues firm aud the demand is
fair. We quote German 6za6zc, olive 6a6Sc,
and common yellow 4%a5Gc per lb.
SrARCH-Fair demand and steady. We
quote 4a4kc for prime pearl, and 7a7isc for
gloss and pulverized.
SUGAR-Demanu moderate but the market
remains steady. We quote New Orleans 69<a
9hc for raw, and nall1<c for clarified. Refined
sugars are quoted 9ha10c for yellow, l0ka
l0Gc for extra Sc" 1U4a11c for ',An white.
1lka1lxc for granulsted ana powdered, MA
12c for crushed and 4kal2 NC for cut loaf.
: TALL0W-Continues steady and The de-
mapd is fair. Prime country is quoted 7ho
packed, and city rendered * loose, per lb.
TEA--SLeady and tair demand, with no ma
terial change. We quote Biack-0olong 3Oa
s5c. Souchong 40ayUc Green-Hyson S5a9Oc
Young Hyson s5caSI. Imperial 81 40. and