The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-16

and demand moderate, .'~ with tRRA'Nss So
material change. We quote: Mackerel,
NoI1 Large, t$24a25; No, shore, SIS 50al9: No.
t2 large, $llall 90; No. 2 medium. SO 50al0 !;
No. large, 50 50a10; No. 8 medium, IS 5Ua3
per brl, and half barrels one -half these prices
with 25c extra for packages. White nsh, s5a
50 per half barrel. Sardines: half boxes
$S9a23; do quarter. boxes, $l4 0Oal5 Der. case: :
goldfish, 5a6c per 10.
GREEN FRUlT5-There is moderate de-
mand for apples, and good to prime are worth
81 50a3 per brl. Lemons are quiet and steady
at $Ia4 81 per oox. Creole oranges quoted
$5a7 per bIl and demand light. Cranberrles
are worth 81 5OaS 25 per brl anu moderate de-
mand.
GUNPOWDER- There is a limited demand.
but the market remains steady. Rifle powder
sells at$575a6 2j, and mining aV$3 2ja3 IS per
keg
HAY-The demand is moderate and chiefly.
for the higher grades, and prime timothy sells
at$l1al2 per ton. on arrival. Inferior grades
are dull at S7al0 per ton, according to quality,
on ARRIVAL. Dealers want 81 more per ton III
store.
HBMP--The market remains steady and
quiet. We quote SllOa1l5 per ton for rough
kentucky, on arrival, and about 50 90 more
wanted in store. Dressed is jobbing at 9a91zc
per 10.
HIDES-The market rules firm with only
moderate offerings and fair demand. Green
+hides are worth 1aoc, wet saltcd a9aI0c, and
dry flint l6a1Sc per lb. We quote sheep pelts
6oca$l for good to prime, and s5a40c for in
ferior.
-HoPs-The market has been well supplied
and the demand fair at 23agSc per lb for good
to prime. 5.-
iIR0N-The market remains quiet but
steady. The demand is generally light
but with no great pressure to sell and prices
are maintained. We quote the following at
lour months time for pig iron: CnarcoaI, hot
blast-H. r., No. !, S24a23 80; NO. 9, $22a23; do
MILL. $2a; Georgia and Tennessee No. i. s22:
No. 2, $2l; do mill, $22. Raw-coal, and coke
NO. l. S22a24;. o. g. $2la22; Mill, $laa22 Amer
Ican Scotch-No. /. $25a26: A, !. S24a25; No T.
S22a23: II. H.. car-wheel, $30a40; Alabama do
S33a36; Georgia and Tennessee do, S28. Old
car Wheels S21 00a22 20 per ton. scrap iron
Wrought &c, and cast. 1sa2zc per lb. Bar IRON.
Boiled, 2Ac: do charcoal. 5.45c. Sheet iron
Boiled, 3.25a4.75c; do charcoal. 3.75a5,25c, and
Russia iron, l6alSc per lb. Horse -snoes, S5a
25. and mule-shoes. s6a6 25per keG.
LEkD-There is not much doing, but the
offerings are moderate and prices continue
steady. Weguote 7a71Sc for pig lead, '7aaaS Isc
for bar, &c for lead pipe, and 9Ac for sheet lead
per ID.
LEATHER-The is firm market, though
the demand 8 limited. No material change in
prices. We quote Oak sole S4aS7c, hemlock do
25a34c, harness 30a34c, rough do 25a99c, skirt
log 36a40c, American kip 45aS5c, :Frenoh do
$la1 40, American calf 9Uca$1 10, French DO
ii 6Oa2 per ID, bride leather $45a55 per doz and
upper leather l7a2Oc per foot.
rate hut the market ia steady, We 1note S0a
9Jc for lime, 81 T6a1 IS for cement, and 81 lOa
. 40 for plaster per bril-.
MILL FEED-The receipts are light of all
artjcles in this line and the marked remaina
Arm with moderate demand. We quote $1sai6
for bran, isl6ai7 for shlpstutIs, and i$2aaeI for
middlipRs peE tor, all on arrival. In store 81
more per ton is wanted.
..MOLASSS ES-4There is a fair oonsumptiye de-
m and fol. good to choice New Orleans syrup at
50a60c per gallon. We quote 45a90c for refined
syrups, according to quality. Prime sorghum
is worth 30a35c per gallon.
NAILS --There fs q fair demand and steady
market. No material change. We quote $3a
3 10 per Keg for 10 to cod, ana other Sizes at
proportionate prices.
NAVAL STORES There is a firm market
and demand fair at previous rces. We quote;
Spirits turpentine 52a54c per gallon; resin,
Virgin, $5 2ba5 80: No. pale, 81 25a4 IS: no.
ordinary, 50 25a3 so, and No. = do 81 9Oa8 Der
brl. ..,.....' -....--.
NUTS-Peanuts are In moderate demand
and STEADY at 4I2a51s forgood to choice whlte,
and 2ka4hc forcommon to prime red, peril
for raw, and Ease more roasted Wee quote 1Sa
20c for almonds, l4a16c for lfberts, 1Sa14c for.
Brazil nuts, per lb. I
OILS-There 1s moderate demand for fin
seed oil, bat the market continues nrm at 65a
Csc per gallon. We quote extra lard oil 95a9Tc
per gallon and fair demand. There is an
active market for refined petroleum, which SELLS
at 29a30c per gallon.
POTATOES-The market1has been very otllet
all the week, with no safes on arrival. There
is moderate retail demand for, prime to
choice in store, at So U0a3 81 per brf PACKED and
$la1 20 per bu loose.
POULTRY = There is O fair demand for
chickens, with liberal offerings, and we quote
dressed ~ 75as so per doz Dressed tufkeys
are worth gafOc per ib. Live are dull and nom
inal. Live geese sell at S4a5 per doz, anu mod
crate demand. ~ -''O ~ '''A' ''--' -i-''' -''
RAGS-There is little or no change, and the
demand is fair with ample receipts. We quote
white cotton &c per lb for No. J. and 4c for No. q
Mixed cotton are worth S%asIc per 9ib. |
Wooien rags are quoted Xaic- per 10 for COM |
mon, and 6a61s Tor soft per lb.
RiCE-There is moderate consumptive de- |
mand, and we quote 5ha61Sc for Louisiana, |
per Ib, as. to quality. ..... t.E....., |
SALr-There is "a light supply Of domestic |
salt, and it sells at BE per hu, with fair de- |
mand. Turks Island is dull at '33a35c per bu. |
coarse Liverpool is quiet at 81 l0al ~ per |
sack. vi r. -4... |
!. SEED-There is fair demand for clover at |
l4a14lze per lb on arrival, and l5a15hc in store
is d uiet at 81 90a2 per bu in store, |
Fax seed sells at 81 25al 4U per bu, as to quail
ity.
SHOT-Demand only moderate. The market
remains steady at previous prices. We quote
S3la32 for buckshol, and $2oa,s9 for assorted |
,hot. per keg, - .,.,..-I -. |
SOAP-There is a good demand with a firm |
market at 6. a7c Yor German, Gas &c for olive. |
and 5a51s FOR common yellow per ID. II