The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-27
-four barrels s5a4oc; and slack halt barrels,

stayes and very little doing in poles but both
are steady and without any essential change IN
prices. We quote: Flour-Darrel poles s5a7,
tight barrel poles $9a12, hogshead poles 6a
~, rough barrel slaves $l2alJ, dressed do $l7a
Is, and hogshead slaves s25aSO per 1.O0O.
COAL-Fhe wholesale market is rather dull
with offerings at 6ha6c for Ohio River, Ia
7hc for Ashland, and 76a8c for Youghio-
gheny per bu afloat. There is moderate re-
tail demand, with no material change in
prices. OHIO River Is delivered to consumers at
9a1Oc, Ashland at lOallc, Kanawha and
Muskingum at 11a12c, Youghiogheny at l2c,
and camel at lSa2Oc per bu. Anthracite is
quoted $8a9 per ton, delivered.
COkE-Qulet and steady at previous prices.
We quote gas house 7c ut yards, and DC deliV-
cred per bu, city manufactured SC at yards,
and 10a delivered, crushed 9c at yards, and liza
l2c delivered per bu.
CORDAGE-The demand IS fair and market
firm at previous prices. Manila is quoted AK
al5Ac, Slsal l0alO%c, and jute 9A alOhc, per ID.
COITON 7 YAkNo-Ihere mas been steady
| market, closing quiet, aud with no material
change We quote as follows: Pound yarns,
| carpet warp and candle wicking, 2lc: coverlet
yarn, 2Sc: colored warp, 97c; twIne, 20a23c, ana
rope i7C per ID; No. 0OO ut lUkc anu No. wv ut
5ac per dozen.
COFFEE-There Is quiet though steady
market ut previous prices. Rio is e.llng at 2Oa
2lc for common, 2l !. .a22c for medium, 22Iaa2}bc
for good TO prime, ana 24a?41sc for choice per
lb. Java sells at 28a32c per lb, according to
quality.
DRIED FRUITs-Domestlc fruit is quiet
ana heavy with free offerings OF apples at 3a
&c and peaches at lOa1l hc per lb Foreign are
steady and quiet, and cItr0n quoted 2oa2le, ngs
9ll2c, currants 71aaSc, and prunes 6ha7c per
lb, and layer rasins 81 SOa2 0O per box.
EGGS-The market has been quiet all the
week, and under heavy receipts 1t closes easy,
with only a fair local demand, and fresh arri-
walls selling at llhal21ac per dozen.
FEAIlI ERS-Ihe demand Is only fair and
receipts ample, with sales on arrival az 45c
per lb for prime live geese.
FlSH-The market was firm the past week,
with good demand, and prices unchanged.
We quote: MacKere, No. l large,
$24a25; NO. l shore. SIS 5Oal9; No. large,
$u 0Oall 90; No. medium. 50 5OalO 90; No.
large, so 50alU 90; No. medium. vs. 0Ja8 80
per brl, and half-barrels one half these prices.
with 2jc extra for packages. W hite fish, $5a
81, and lake herring, s2a2 2i per half bar
rel. Sardines: half-boXes, S22a23: do quarter
boxes. $l4 UOalF per case Goldfish. 5a6c per ID.
GREEN FRUIrS-There is u moderate de-
rnand for apples. but the offerings are some
what lighter, and good to choice are selling at
81 50a2 ~ per brl in store. Cranberries are in
moderate demand and selling at s. 5Oa9 80 per
hrl for good TO choice Lemons a'9 worth S4a5
per box Oranges are qulet at S8a4 per box
and slGal1 per case.
GUNPOW DER-Quiet and steady market,
ana unchanged. Mining powder is quoted vs. 70
aS o., and rifle is worth IS 75a6 25 per keg.
HA1-Ihe demand is moderate and only tho
best grades are wanted for local consumption.
Prices steady and unchanged. NO timothy
is quoted $lUal0 20 per ton on arrival. and S!
more in store. Inferior grades are neglected
and held at SSa9 80 for medium, and $b 5Ja7 SO
for common per ton, on arrival.
HEMP-There is not much demand for rough
GenTuCky, but the offerings are light and held
steady at Slljal20 per ton, ON arrival. Dressed
is jobDing at &c per ID, in store
HIDES There is not much demand, and the
market is well supplied and quiet but prices.
are steady al 6,aa1}ac for green, oa9c for wet
30 fnn nnIl a nt mar
ID and sheep pet5 are wCrGn 6JcaSI for good
br.m6 and 25a4Oc for common.
HOPS Are in moderate uemand and liberal
,eiptS, anu We quote PRIME 20 choice lSa2Uc
y. T Id ON arrival.
Iron, &c.-1he demand has been light. and
the market closes dull and easy for all kinds,
but prices have undergone no essential change.
We quote the following current prices at
four months time for pig lrOn: Charcoal, hot
blast-H. r., No. l, S24a2o 81; No ., $22a2S; do
mill. $2l12e; Ruw-GOal aud coke-AO. /. $23a25;
No. q $2la22; Mill, $20aEl: fl. H.. car-whcel,
$%8a4J; Alabama do. s34aS6; Georgia and Ten
nessee do, SZ9a60; salisbury do, $40. Old car
wheels, S2l per ton. scrap ron Wrought, per
100 lbs, 9jc, and cast 1aa%c per lib. Bar IRON
Boiled, 2hc: do charcoal, 3hc Sheet iron
Boiled. 314a4zc; do charcoal. 3Aa5Hc. and
RUSSIA l4ai6c per lD. HOrse-shoeS, IS x5a5 80,
and mule shoes, st 25aG 50pcr keg.
LEAD-Demand mo lerate an market quiet
at previous prices. We quote 7a7tsc for pig
lead, 7za91sc for bar, and 9a9Ac for sheet lead,
per Id.
LEATHER-There has been a moderate Job
bing demand, and the market rules quiet with
no special change. We quote: OAK sole 34a
SIC, hemlock DO 34a33c, harness 3Ua34c, rough do
25a &c. skirting 36aJSc American KID 45aS5c,
French do $lal 40. American calf 9UeaSl Is,
French 20 81 60a2 per Id; bride leather $45aj5
per doZ and upper leather l7a20C per foot.
LIME, ETC.- Market steady and demand
moderate at 90ca$l per Drl for lime, 81 75al S5
for cement, ard 81 S5a2 % for plaster per brl.
L. @ a Hmm lrnt MI
bran is in fair demand with limited offerings
at $l4al4 80 per ton. ShipstuifS are dull and
quoted $1aa16 per ton. Niddllngs are held at
Sl7a22 per ton, all on arrival. In store dealers
ask 81 more per ton.
MOLASSES-New Orleans is steady with
far demand for good to choice, at 5Ja56c per
gallon, and inferior 10 quoted 4Oas6c per gal
Ion Refined syrups are quoted 40 .tYOc, accoHl- :,
ing 10 quality. Sorghum sells at 25a50G for
good to choice, per gallon.
N AlL3-Moderate demand and steady. We
quote ~ S0a2 9O pr Reg Tor 10 to TOD, aHu other
sizes at prop ,rlionate prices.
NAVAL STORES-Market quiet and easy.
with ample supply aud moderate demand.
We quot: Resns-VIrgm "A 5Uaj 10: No. l.
pale, i3 50a4: NO. ordinary, 81 7jaS 00, and
No. ~ 50a2 g. per brL Spirits OF turpentine,
43a4jC per gallon.
NUTS-Peanuts are in moderate demand
with full supply and easy at 4aic for white, and
2a34ac for red per lb, according to quality.
Amonds are worthl ta2Oc, white walnuts Ia Sc,
tlbertS llal3c, Brazil nuts 0a9C, and pecanS
baSc per pound.
OILS-Ihe market is quiet Tor lnseed at 65a
66c per gallon. Light dema for extra lard
oil, and free offerings at SjaSJc per gallon. Re-
hned petroleum selling at l5al6c per gallon.
POTATOES-The receipts have been light,
ami the market is firm with fair loca and ship
ping demand. Selling on arrival at $la1 20 per
bu loose, accoring 10 quality In store good 10
choice are worth 81 25al Az per bu loose, and
So l5a3 70 per m packed.
POUBrRI-1he market was easier under
heavier receipts, the early part of the we k,
but closes steady for live chickens, with falr
demand at SO 25a4 % per dos n. Turkeys dull
and nominal. Live geese selling at So 5Oa4 SO
per dozen.
RAGS Market steady ami fair demand,
with liberal offerings. We quote NO. white
cotton 5c, No. 4c, and mixed cotton 2Isa2Ac
per b. Wooen are quoted 01saic for fine, and
Ma2Sc for coarse per Id.
RlCn-Is in moderate demand and selling
at Gaic fOc Carolina. anu 5taaGc for Louisiana
per 10.
SALT-Turk's Island is quoted 33a35c per bu
and coarse Liverpool II lOal ~ per sack, anu
dull. ONO River and kanaWha selling ut i6c
per III and 81 10al 10 per brl Of 2SU Tbs, and de-
mana moderate. .., ,...... ..
sEED-Ulover is quoted 14%a15c per lb for
jobbing lots in store. and moderate demand.
Timothy is steady and quiet at 81 10al ~ per
bu. Flax seed selling aG 81 s5al 50 per Du
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