The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-23


WuISKY-Is In fair demand and sells at
81 W per gallon.
ALCOHOL-Is in moderate demand, but
market steady at 81 l2a2 l5 per gallon Tor Se
per cent.
ASHES-steady and quiet, aud quoted 4sIc
for potash and 6iaa7C Tor pearl per 10.
BARk-Ample supply and demand fair,
with prime chestnut oak selling at $40 per cord
alOat
BAGGING-Continues steady and demand
moderate, and nax bagglng sells at l2zc for
2-lb, l25ac for 2H-ib, and l2&c for 2A4-lo per
yard.
BAGS-Moderate demand only and market
steady, and quoted Cotton seamless 2Oa25c,
gunnlcs liajc, ana burlaps 12al3c.
BEANS-OHerlngs light and market steady.
We quote 50 10Y navys and 81 5Oal IS ior good to
prime per bu.
Observation-Disclosures demand, and steady
at 25a2Gc per lb Tor prime yellow sample.
BRUOMS-SteaGy and quiet, and unchanged.
We quote common 81 5Oa2, hun $2 25a2 81,
Shaker 81 75a3, steamboat Sia5 per doZ.
BROOM CURN-lhe supply is still light, as
there is very little coming In, but the market
is steady, with only II moderate demand. We
quote red brush 31aal:ac. green stalk braid GA
51:c. anu hurl 5Aa61c per lb, as to quality.
BUl ER-Ihe receipts have been liberal.
but not excessive, and there is a fair local de-
mand for the better grades. Lower grades
are neglected, with very little shipping or
packing demand. The market is Somewhat
easy, but without any material change In
prices. We quote 32a33c for best creamery,
and 21a23c for prime to choice dairy, with la2C
more for single selected packages. Medium
held at 1jal7c, and common at l2al3c per ID.
CANDLES-Qulet, steady and unchanged.
We quote u4aal21Sc for common tallow, and
l5al5ac for star candles per Id.
CHEESt-Demand light but steady under
moderate offerings, and prime to choice sells at
1914 &c per ID,
CORDAGE-The demand is fair at previous
prices. We quote Manila 12%al3Ic. sisai
l0Aallzc, and juLe 9a9Ac per ID.
COOPERAGE-The market is firm, with linn
tied receipts and demand mouerate. We
quote hour barrels, 35a31c; pork brls. S5a9Oc;
lard tterces, $ia1 IL; hy-tight hogsheads,
81 65al 75; ham tlerces. 4Oa5Oc; IRON pound
whisky barrels, 81 10al 40; slack half barrels.
81 7Ja3 per doZ.
UOOPERSTUFF-Dc fair and market
steady, with no material change in prices.
We quote flour barrel poles 81 U0aS; tight
barrel poles $l4al6; hogshead poles $iOa35;
rough barrel staves $l6alS; dressed do, SlSa23;
and nogshcad slaves S25aSU per l,0OV.
COEFEE--Market steady ana fair consumD-
tive demand No material change in prices.
We quote common Rio lSal0c, fair to good l93s
AL &c, prime 22az3c, and choice 23 a24c per Id,
ana ava 2Ta3OC per lb, as to quality.
COTTON YARNs-Demand only moderate,
with steady but quiet market
We quote as follows: pound yarns,
carpet warp and wlcking 2lc, coverlet yarn
23c, colored warp &c, twlne 2Oa23c, rope i7c
per lb; No. jOO at lUhc, anu No. 6UO at 91aC per
dozen.
COAII-There is q Grfh market ana demand
fair We quote the following prices: foughlo-
gheny 12c per Du aLoat, l3a41 delivered
Hooking Valley 10ailC at elevator and la
l3c delivered. MuskIngum Valley l0allc on
cars aud 12al3C delivered Ohio River Sc atlOat
and 10allc delivered, kanawha River lOc
atl0at and l2al3c delivered, Camden lie, Kama
Wha canal 20a22c per bu, anu anthracite 81 5Oa
s per ton delivered
COkE-IS III moderate request, and there is
a steady market at Sc for crushed, 7c for city
manufactured, and &c for Cas- house per bu at
yards, and &c more delivered.
EGGs-The demand has been moderate with
an ample supply and the market closes STEADY
ut l5al5sC per dOzen
FEArHERS-The supply is liberal and
there Is moderate demand only, and dealers
paying 42C per ID for prime live geese.
FISll-IhG market is firm but the demand
is moderate. We quote Mackerel, No. l large,
S27a2S; No. shore, $2Ja2l: No. 2 large $1l jOa
l2; No. 2 medium. $lOalO 80; No. large, SO 5Oa
10 50; No. 8 medium. 80 O0a9 81 pei brl, and
half barrels one-half these prices, with 25c ex-
ira for packages. White fish, SIS 0Oa5 81 per
half Drl. Sardines: quarter boxes, $l3 50a14 per
case; and Goldfish, 51a a6C per lb.
FKUlTS-MOderate demand for green apples
and full supply at 81 50a2 for InferIor and 81 50
az for prime to choice, per brl. Lemons sell
at S5a5 50 per box Oranges quiet at soar per
brl for Creole and $6 COa1 OO per
box for Messina. Grapes selling at 5a51ac per
| ID in stands for Catawbas. Cranberries quoted
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and apples quoted 4a4bc per lb peaches 4a4}1
| for quarters, and 6a7c for halves. per ID.
GINSENG-ls in light demand, and quoted
81 per ID for prime
market is firm at the following prices: Green
Ease, wet salted 915al05tc, and dry flint 17alSc
per lb. Sheep pelts 50ca$l, as to quality.
HAY-The demand Is far for local con-
sumption, but the market is otherwise Gull
Ample offerings at So jUall for prime to choice
timothy in bales, on arrival, and inferior dull
at sac per ton, us 10 quality. In store deal
ers require about 81 more per ton.
HEMP-Thc demand is moderate, with linn
tied offerings Of rough Kentucky at Sl25aI3J pei
ton on arrival, ana firm market. Dressed
selling al 8a9c per lb in jObbng lois.
&HOPS--Continue dull with liberal offer iugs
We quote Eastern l2al4C, ana Western IOal2(
| per h.
| IRUN-The market has been steady and quet
with only moderate demand for all kinds, anC
no especial change. The following are the
rates at four months time for pig iron: Char
coal. ot-blast-Hanging Rock, very choice, $2t
Georgia and Tennessee-No. !, $22a2? 81: raw
| coal aud coke-No. !, $2l 50a24; No. 2. $2Oa2l
Mil. $lSa19: Hanging Rock car wheel. S34a31
| Alabama do. S27a32: Georgia and Tennessee
| car wheel. S2Ta30: Salisbury, $3TaS9; old car
| wheels, Sl9a2O per ton. scrap lron-Wro rouRht
per lOO lbs, 90ca$1 10, and cast ha%c per ID
| Bar iron-Bolled, 2a2kc: do. charcoal, 5a34c
| Sheet irou-Boiied, 3aS%c; charcoal 31sa5c
l ana RUSSIA I4C per lD I1OISG- SuOcst JJttt ~
| and mule-shoes Sd y0a5 20 per keg.
LEAD-Moderate demand and steady at 81
| &c for pig and 4a6%c for bar lead per 10.
| LEATHER-Ihere Is u moderate trade witt
q firm market though quiet and no ma
terial change in prices. We quote: Oal
sole 34a3Tc, hemlOck DO, 24a33c harness 3Oa34c
rough do 25a2yc. skirting 36a39c. American XII
| 55a9Oc, French do $lal 40, American calf 9Oci
81 Is, French DO 81 6Oa2 90 per 10; birdie eathe
| $45aj5 per doZ, and upper leather loa22c pc
| foot
| MILL FEED-Bran IS firm with light offer
iings and demand far at Sl2 per ton. Ship
| stuGs plenty and quiet at Sl3al4 per ton. Mid
dnngs steady and moderate demand ut $lSa2
I per ton, ali in bulk on arrival.
| MOLASSES- There is steady and quie
| market, with II moderate but ample supply
| New Orleans is quoted tja55c per gallon ant
| fair Consumptive demand. Recned syrups dul
| at 50ca$1 per gallon, as TO quality.
| NAVAL STORES-Spirlts Of turpentin
| firm and demand fair Other articles quiet
hut the market steady, We quote: Turpen
time 39a4Jc per gallon; resin, extr
pale, "A 25a5 90; pale 50 75a4 U0; No. l, $3a3 2j
| No. =, 81 75a3; No. 3, 81 50a2 rs: navy pltcn
So 75a4 roofing pitch, 81 75a2, and Caroline
tar 50 75a4 per brl Coal tar 81 5Oa3 per brl
including b. |; oakum 9Iallhc per III.
| NAlLs-Demand only moderate, but stead
at s. 40a2 50 per keg for 10 TO COD, and othc
SIZES at proportlonate prices.
selling at 4xa6}.c for white, and 3a31ac for re
per Id. Chestnuts quoted $4a4 81 per bu. Bra
zil nuts 5Aa61ac, pecans 6aSc, flDerts lOal2t
l al 1Dol kn and oil 60