The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-23


and there IS steady market With not much
demand. We quote: Flour barrel poles $Sal0,
tlght-Darre poles $5alS, hoRshcad poles i6a4O,
| rough barrel slaves $l7a9, dressed do Sl9a22
| slack hogshead slaves s2Sa20 per 1.0OO.
COAL-Ihe market is firm. The retail de-
mand is fair with moderate offerings. 1t is
worth delivered to consumers at l4a15c for
Youghiogheny, 13al4c for Kanawha, l2al3c for
Hooking Valley and Muskngum, and I1aI2c
for Quo River, per Du. Gamer coal sells at
22a23c per btI, aud anthracite at $Sa9 per ton
delivered.
COKE-Not much demand, bnt market
steady. We quote 7c 10 gasIhottse, &c for city
manufactured, and lUG for crushed per bu, at
yards; and each delivered to consumers at Ease
more per bu.
COTTON YARNs-The demand has been
very moderate, but the market was firm the
greater part OF the week. We quote: Pound
yarns, carpet warp and candle wicking, 2Ic;
ceyeriet yarn, 23c; colored warp, &c; twIne,
20a23c and rope i7c per Id; No. 5U0 at lUhc, anu
NO. fOO at ~ c ner dozen.
DRIED FRUITS fnere is a moderate de-
mand for domestic, whichwe quote 31sa41sc for
apples, and lJal2c for peacnes. Layer raisIns
are worth $2a2 10 per box, Citron is worth 22a
2bC figs IA I4c, prunes 9alic, and currants 7aSc
per Id.
EGGS-Fresh eggs have been rather scarce
| this week, with oHly fair local demand, and
market rm at 33a3jc per dozen.
FEAl lHEitS-Prime live geese feathers are
IN FAIR demand, and market STEADY, dealers
paying 45o per Id on arrival.
fISH-,There is only moderate demand,
but prices are steady, with little or no
Hange IN sGsss s5lS No sbo9ra quote
large $liall 80; No. 2 medium, 50 5OalO;
No. large, so 50alO; No. 8 medium, So 5OaJ
per brl, and half barrels one half these prices
with csc extra for packages. hite lish, $5a
81 per half barrel. Sardines: half boxes,
$22a23; do quarter-Doxes, $l4 OOal5 per case;
goldfish. 5a6c per Id.
GREEN FRUIrS-The market rules quiet
for apples, with free offerings at II 5Oa2 on per
brl for good to prime. CranBerlies are in mod
crate demand and steady at 80 0Oa9 20 per brl
for prime and some choice at $40 per brl Gre
ole oranges are worth S5a7 per brl and quiet.
Lemons quoted S4a5 per box.
GUNPOW DER-Quiet and STEADY, and un-
changed. We quote IS 7ja6 2i for rifle powder,
and 50 25a3 Is for bias ing, per keg.
HA9-Ihe market has been quiet and steady,
with 10 material change. Prime timothy is
in fair local demand at $11a12 per ton on ar
rival Inferior graaes are dull at $gaIO for
medium, and $7as for common on arrival.
HEMP-ls IN moderate demand for rough
Kentucky, with not much offering and quoted
Sll0all5 per ton on arrival, aud in store dealer,
ask So more per ton. We quote dressed hemp
9a9Ic per lb and selling in jobDing lots.
HlDES-The market is rather weak with
liberal receipts and moderate demand. We
quote 7aSc for green, 9alJc for wet salted, and
l6aiSc Tor dry flint per lb. Sheep pelts are
worth 65a7Oc for good to prime and 25alOc for
inferior.
HORS-The market is quiet with liberal off
erlngs, ,and demand moderate at 2Za27c for good
to choice Eastern.
IRON-The market has remained quiet
all the week. There IS very little doing but
with no pressure to sell. Prices are steady
The following are the rates at four
months time for pig iron: Charcoal hot
blast-H. r.. No. l, S24a2s 80; No. ., $22a23; do
mill, $22; Georgia and Tennessee No. /, $22;
No. =, $2l; do mlll S22. Raw-coal and coke
No. l, s22a24; No. 2 s2la2s: Mill, $lsa2a. Amer
lean Scotch-No l. S25a26: A l. $24a25; No. 2,
$22a23: III. H.. car rwheel, $30a40; Alabama do,
S33a36; Georgia and Tennessee do, $29. Old
car-wheels. $2l OOa22 10 per ton scrap iron
Wrought &c, ana cast. 1sa%c per Id. Bar iron
Boiled, 244c: DO charcoal, 3.45c. Sheet iron
Boiled, 3.25a475c: do charcoal. 3.75a525c, and
Russia iron, l6alsc per lb Horse-snoes, S5a
s 25, and mue-shoes. S6a6 % per keg
LEAD-1s III moderate demand and steady
at 7a71ac for pig lead, TMa8hc for bar, Sc for
lead pipe, and 9Ac for sheet lead per lb
LEATHEk-There is a steady market but
not much demand, and no material change in
prices We quote Oak sole 34a37c, hemlock do
25a34c, harness 3Oa34c, rough do 25a2gc, skirt
ing 36a4Oc, American kip 45as5c, French do
$lal 40, American calf 9Oca$1 Is, French 10
81 6Oa2 per ID, bride leather $45a55 per doz, and
upper leather Ta20c per foot.
LIME, ETc.-Tne demand is moderate for
all articles, and prices are unchanged. Lime is
worth 9Jca$1, cement 81 75al IS, and plaster
81 90a2 20 per brl.
MILL FEED-Is in moderate demand. with
better offerings, and the market remains
steady Bran sells at $I4al5 per ton. shin
stuffs are worth $15al6, and middlings held at
$2la26 per ton, all on arrival, and 81 more in
store
MOLASsES-Eew Orleans syrup is in fair
local demand and steady at 50a6Oc per gallon
for prime to choice. We quote refined syrups
45aSOc per gallon, as to quality, and 30a35c per
gallon for prime 10 ch ice sorghum.
NAIL3-Fair demand and steady. We quote
$Sa3 10 per keg for 10 TO G0d and other sizes at
prices.
NAVAL STORES-There is q quiet market
but steady, and no material change. We quote |
Spirits turpentine 50a5lc Der gallon; RESIN,
virgin, S. 25aJ 5O: No. pale, $4 u0d4 SO: No. |
ordinary, 50 25a3 so, and No. do 81 8Oa3 per
brl.
NUTs-There is a fair demand, and they are |
freely offered at 4Aa51sc for white and 1sa4hc |
for red, according 10 quality, for raw, and 2a.c |
more for roasted. Almonds are worth 18a2Oc |
flberts l4a15c, white walnuts 13a14c, pecans |
l0ai2c, and Brazil nuts SalOc per ID.
OiLS-Lnseed is quiet and steady at 63a6jc |
per gallon. Lard oil is worth 95a95c per gal
lon for current extra, and fair demand. Re
fined petroleum is quoted 29a50c per gallon,
and good demand.
POrATOES-Hav been quiet though steady
all the week, with moderate demand al Il 00a
| ~ per bu, loose, and $3a3 80 per brl, packed,
in store for prime to choice.
POULTRY-Them market is firm with moder-
ate receipts, and chickens are in fair demand
ut $3a4 per dozen for live or dressed. Dressed
turkeys are held at llal2c per Id. Live geese
are quoted "a 5Oa6per dozen and moderate de-
nand.
RlCE-Steady and fair local demand at 615a
NC for Carolina and 5Jza6Ac for louisiana
Der lb.
RAGS-Are in fair demand and receipts
LIBERAL. Prices steady anu with no change
We quote 81 for No. white cotton, and 4c Tor
No. Z do. and 2Ra2%c for assorted cotton
W oolen are worth 6a61ac per Id for fine and
,zaic per 10 for coarse.
SA LE-There is a moderate demand for |
domestic, with steady market at 24c per bu
and;$l 35 per brl Of go lbs. Turks Island is
luIl at 33ai5c per bu. Liverpool is quoted 81 10
20 par sack.
SLED-Clover is in moderate request, and |
offerings are made at 14al41ac per lb on arrival
anu jobbing lots selling at &c per lb in
store. Timothy is worth 81 90a2 90 per bu in |
store and it is quiet Flax is worJh Il 25aI 40
Der bu, and demand fair.
SHUT-Qulet and unchanged. We quote |
;3la32 per keg for buck sho,. and $2oa29 for
assorted
SOAP-The demand continues fair, with
LIBERAL offerings ana market generally steady. |
" quote common yellow 4Aa54c, olive 6a6kc,
md German 64a6Ac per 10.
SIARCH-Refned pearl is In fair demand
md steady, and selling at 4a41sc per lb.
SUGAk-Therc is q fair local and order de- |
nand, with steady marSet and no material !
mango We quote New Orleans 9a10c. yellow |
efined 1Oa101Sc, extra &C" 1l1&al1hc, "A"
white 117Sa1gc, powdered and granulated 12ba
2Ac, crushed 12Ia13c and cut loaf l8Iar
,er lib.