The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-26

mand, but the market otherwise remains quiet.
We quo G: Flour brls, 3Oa33C; pork brls. 81 Goa
10; do half brls 6ja7OC; lara terces.Sl 2lal 3y
nam terces, 55a6jC; slack hogsheads, 81 5Oa
/ 6U; half-hOgsheaus. Slal 10; WHISKY Ors, SIX
iron hoops. 81 goal rs, and lard kegs, 2ja4Oc
each.
CORDAGE-Moderate trade but a steady
market, aud we quote as follows: Manila
l2%al31c, sisal lOIa1l4c, jute 9lalO3 per lb
COEfEk-The market continues steady and
quiet, the demand being mOderate at the lOl-
lowing prices: Rio l7alSc for common, l9a.Oc
for fair, 2laZ2c for good, Jsa23c for prIme and
23aa2lc for choice, per lb.
COTTON YAkNo-Demand moderate with
steady market but quiet at about previous
prices. We quote: Batting lOat7c, pound
yarns 2lc, carpet warp, white, 2lc, do, col
ored 26c, cOVerlet warp 23c, per lb, full
weight dozen yarn, No. 4JJs, lie, No. JUOs lU2c,
No. Cos 0tsc and No. 7U0s &C per dozen, cot Oh
rope lSc, twlne l3a2lC and candle WICK 2lc per
pound.
LOAL-Demand mo lerate with ample offer
ing and steady. We quote; oughogheny &c
per bu anOat and lOallc delivered, shocking
Valley 90 at elevator and l0allC delivered,
Musklngum Valley 9c OH cars and lUallc de-
livered, ONO RiyCr5loc atlOat and DC delivered,
kanawha River &c all at and lOal c delivered.
Camden &c, ktHaWha camel l7alSc per bu, anu
anthracite u 5OaS per ton, delivered.
COhh-ls SteHdy aad Yulei, Witu moderate
demand, and prices steady. selling at &c for
gas house, 7c for city manufactured, and Sc
for crushed per Du, at yards. Delivered to
consumers at 2c beyond these figures.
EGGS he market has been fully supplied
all the week, with little or 10 change, and de-
maud fair AZ lSal!c per dozen for fresh.
FEArhERS-WIl Ill sell at 4Oa42c per lb for
prime live geese, and only moderate demand,
with liberal receipts
FISH--Ih re was steady and quiet market,
w tn rather Il light ira e. We quote the fol-
loving prices: MaCkCreI No. large 20, S2GaZ7;
NO. medium shore DO, 9a2O; NO. l bay do,
$l5alb; No. large do, $ll jOal2: No. = medl-
UNI do, $40 50dll: No. 3 large, 50 j0alO; No. 3
medium, $Ja3 50 per brl, half-barrels in pro-
portiOn, with 25c extra for packages. No. /
white fish, Sja5 20: NO. DO, So 75a4; picked |
a.mon, $6alG 80 per brl: No. l herring. 22a2jc |
PEI box; goldfish, 5a6c per lb; sardines quarter |
boxes. $l4 Gals per case; and lib cove oys- |
to- s, 5JaSJc per dozen.
FRUIrS-Ihe d mand for green apples is |
fair with fun supply, and steady at ~ j0a3 30 |
for fatr to prime, and 81 per brl for choice va
rIctiGs. We queue oranges S9alO per brl for |
creole, and $3a3 30 per box for sicily; ana lem
ons at IS j0at per box. CranDerries in ample |
supply, and demand only moderate at S7a1j0 |
per brI ana S2 50a3 per Du. Dried fruit dull, |
and apples quoted 4.l5sc, peaches 4al1ac for
quarters ana 81 acc for halves per Id.
GlNSENG-1he demand is light and the Of |
ferIngs liberal at Slal IL per Id for prime to |
choice.
uIDES-The market remains steady, with a |
moderate supply bat ample and quiet We
quote: Dry flint l1alsC dry saiteu IIa1j., wet |
saIteu 9aJsc, and green hides Ease per lb.
IAY-Ihe market is steady and quiet, with
ample supply. We quote $9aIO per ton for
prime to choice timothy, and $7aS so per ton
for Inferior grades, all on arrival. Dealers |
ask 81 more in store.
HOPS--MOderate demand and steady, with |
large supply at 9alOc for Western, ana LA
l!c Tor prime to choice Eastern.
HEMP-ROugn Kentucky is still dull, the |
demand being light. but the supply is not large,
and there is steady market at $lIUa1l5 per
ton on arrival. Dressed III fair JObbIng de-
mand at StS% c I lb
IRON-Continues quiet for both pig
ormaleable, and market rather casy
We quote: Charcoal hot blaat-Hang-
ing Rock, vry choice, $!6a2S; No. |, S23
a24 No.9, $22a22 81: mil, $2Jag1: Alabama, No.
i, $22 j0a.3; Georgia and Tenn1ssee-No. /. $l2a
p 90; mill, 9l9l2o: raw coal aud coke
No. l, $2l; No2. Sl9l2U; mill SlSal9: Hanging
Rock car-wheel. $34a31: Alabama do. S27a33:
Georgia and Tennessee car-Wheel. S2Ta3O:
salisbury do, S3ta33; old car-Whces, fl9a2O
per ton. Scrap lron-N rOught. per luU lbs, JQc
a$l 10, ana cast do, 5Ja6Jc.
LEAD-Only mo Ierate trade and steady
market. We quote pig lead 4a45c, and bar
LEArHkR-Far jobbing demand and no
material change Quoted as follows: Oak
sole 3ia37c, hemlOck DO 24a33c, harness
Aa34c. rough do 25aESc, skirting 3Ga3Sc, per lD:
bride leather 7i5aJ5 per doz; American KID 81
a90c per ID; French do 81 0Jal 40; American
calf skins 0Ocasl l5 French 10 81 GOa2 90, and
upper leather 2Oa22c per foot
no oSES-Quiet and steady with fair con- |
sumptIye demaud. New Orleans in good sup
ply and selling at 35a4O; Tor interior to good,
and 43a4Sc for nrime to choice. Refined syrups
at jOdJOe, as to qualify Sorghum quoted 2JaS3c
per gallon.
NAVAL STORES-Market quiet and easy,
except for spirits turpentne, which is in far
demand and tirmer We quote: Turpentine
35]aa36c PER gallon; RESIN, extra pale. "a s5a5;
nHle, $3 5Oa3 rs: No. l, 81 7JU3; No. =, 81 5Oa
2 %; No 3, % 25a2 80: navy pitch, So 75a4 10;
roofing pitch, 81 15a2, and Carolina tar So J0a
4 Is per brl. Coai tar 81 50a2 Is per brl. IN
GLIDING Drl; oakum 9allc per h.
Iifrht in, I,,,t l.. |
AMI selling at 4a4s4c for whIlc Tennessee, and
3a3 ,,c for red per lb Chestnuts quoted $3a
3 25 per bu for Eastern, amt 81 5Oa2 for South
ern. Almonds lSa&0c, English wanuts l4al5c,
Glberts Liable, pecaAs case, and Brazil nuts
55a aa6Sc per b.
NAlLo-In fair request and selling at 81 5Oa
2 TO per keg for l0d to COD, and other sizes at
propOrtlouate prices.
OlLS-Llnseeu is IN moderate demand at 5Sa |
Coo per gallon. Refined petroleum is i'll fair
demand at l3ai6c per gallon. Extra lard OH
Will bring 1@Si3c per gallon.
Pow DER-Ihe demand is light, but there is
steady market W quote rifle powder IS 75a
q 2i anu blasting " 25a2 81 per keg.
PO IAIOES-Ihe market remains steady |
and quiet The supply is ample, and the de
manu Is only moderate. Quo ed IN store at |
45a55c per Blu, as to quality, ana not quoted on
arrival. Sweet potatoes are quoted 81 5Ja3 per
brl in store, and dull.
POU LTRY-Ihe demand was fair all the
week, but the supply was heavy and in MANY
instances excessive. Live chickens sell at
81 50t2 0J, ducks at 50 5Oa}, and geese $4a4 50
Der dozen. Turkeys selling at 7aaSC alive
and Gallo dresse per lb.
KAGo-EIm market and fair demand. We
quote while c,GI0n 43ac for No. l, 4c for 2, anl
mixed do at 2I4a2'ac per ID. Coarse wooden ut
1ai4C. and llae at I aSC per lb
IilCE-Fair demand and market steady at
6Ma64C for Louisiana, and 6!aa7C for Carolina
per lD
sALT-The demand is moderate and ample
supply. AMI domestic is selling at $la1 O5 Der
bri Of bushels, and 81 25al 30 per brl of bush
and quiet at 81 lUal 10 per SACK for Liverpool
coarse, and 40C per bu tOr turks Island,
SEED-Moderate demand and offerings
light, and we quote clover Sc on arrival, ami
in store SJ6c per lb; and timothy 81 goal Is on
arrival, and 81 40al 30 in store, per bu. Flax
is selling at 81 ~ per bu
SHOI-Demand moderate. Quoted at S25a
% so for assorted; $2Sa2S 50 per keg.
SUAP-Demand far ana steady prlces Ger
man is quoted Ga61ac, olive 5Aa5Ac, and COM
mon yellow 4Aa4%c per Id.
STARCH-Has been in fair demand. and
refined pearl sells at 314a34c, as TO brand,
per ID.
SUGAR-Moderate demand and steady mar
ket We quote New Orleans 7aSc for raw and
s S1oa9Hc Tor clarified; yellow refined Sa0c,
extra &c" 9a91ac, "A" white 93s salOc, granu-
lated and powdered lO4al01c, crushed lOhc
and cut loaf 104c per ID.
1ALLOW-N as in fair request with ample
receipts, and country in packages sells at 744c
per lb.
. TlNNERS STOCK-Was in rather limited
demand but prices remain steady as follows: