The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20

&c per Du, and about &c more delivered TO cOu-
sumers.
EGGS-The receipts have been ample with
moderate demand, and the market closes
easy, with fresh arrivals quoted l9L20c per
dom.
FEArHERS-Deman moderate, and there
is steady market a. 4Ol42c per lb for prime live
geese.
FKUITS-The market is quiet and steady for
applies with liberal Offe 1ngs ana selling Ut $2a
2 5O for lair to good. and S3a3 % for prime 10
cnOlce per brl. We quote Creole oranges 7aSc
per brl, anu lemons S4a4 81 per box. Cranber-
rles in modrate demand at STaS per brl, and
$2 25a2 80 per bu. Dried peaches quoted 5ha5c
for halves, and 4sa4Hc Tor quarters per ID,
and dried apples 4a47ac per lb.
FlSh-Ihe market is firm, with moderate
demand at about the previous price,. W equote
as follows: Mackerel, NO. large, $27a2S; No.
shore, 81 AL; No. large, $ll 5Ual2; No. me-
dlum. slOalO 80; No. large, 50 50aI0 50; No.
medium. $sa9 81 per brl, and half barrels one
halt these prices, with 25c extra for packages.
W hltc nsh, S5a5 ~ per half brL Sardnes:
quarter boxes, $l3 50al4 per case; and goldfish,
81 a6c per Id.
GlNSENG-Is quiet and steady. and prime
is quoted 81 per ID, 18th liberal receipts.
OUNPOW DER-Ihe demand is far and the
market steady, and we quote mining " 25a
81 and rifle powder S. 75a6 % per kcg.
HlDES-The receipts are large and the mar
ket is quiet. We quote green hides 1aSc, wet
saited S1aa9c, dry satted l2al3c. aud dry fiat
15alGc per III. Sheep pelts 5Oca$l w, Us to
siZj and condition,
HAY AY-The market is steady and quiet with
fair local demand and liberal offerings we
quote No. tim THY sl0al4 per ton in Uaes on
arrival Low 4raias are duh ami held aC STA
y, as TO quality. Dealers in store ask So more.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is in mo .terate de-
mand with an ample supply and market quiet
DuC steady at SIlJallI per ton on arrival, and
Jobblng lots of Dress at 8a9c Der lb in store.
HOPS-Demand liGnt but the market is
steady, and we quote estern 9al0c, ana Last
ern lla2c per 10.
lYlyn
mand being light for both pig and malleable.
and prices rather easy. The following are the
quotations at months time for pig iron: Char
coal hot t-blast-Han2i ing Rock. very choice SIS
a2o: No. |. SZ3a24; No. :, $2la2z: mil. S2Ua2l:
Georgia and Tenncssee--No. l. S42a22 50; raw
coal aud coke-No. |, $2l 5Ja24 NO. 2. $2Oa2l;
Mil. $lSal9: Hanging Rock car wheel. Si4a3i:
Alabama do. S21a32: Georgia and Tennessee
car-Wheel, S2fa30: SALISBURY, S3Ia39; old car
wheels, $l9a2O per ton. scrap lron-W rought.
per lUO lbs, 9Oca$l 10, and cast 1za3-5c per ID.
Bar lron-Bolled, za2%c: do. charcoal, 3a3AC
Sheet iron-BoiIed, 3a32ic; charcoal. 81. a5c.
and Russia i4C per lb. Horse shoes, SO 9Ja4 II.
and mule-sh0es "a g0a5 70 per keg.
Market IuIet and easy, with no
material change IN prices WequoGc: JODDing
rates for oak sole 3ia57c, hemlock 40, 24a32c,
harness WL34c, ruugn do 25a Sc. sKlrting 36ajgc.
American KID 55aJOc, French do 81 OJal 40,
American calf NcaS1 1j French do 81 6Oa2 90
per 10; brIdle leather S45aJ5 per doz, and upper
leather lSa22c per foot.
LEAD-ls in moderate demand and market
steady at 6haGAc ior bar and 5a6c for pig lead
per lb
MOLASSES-Fard demand for New Orleans
syrup and ample offerings AZ 4Oa50c per gallon
for old, and 55aSoc for new Refined syrups dull
al 5OcaSl per gallon, as to quality. Sorghum is
quoted 25a33c per gallon.
NAIL5-Market quiet and steady, and SELL
ing at s. 40a2 So per keg for l0u to tod, anu
other Sizes at proportIonate prices.
NAVAL SrORES-Far demand for turpnp-
tine, and the market steady and unchanged.
We quote: TurpenJine 81 7taa3Jc per gallon;
resin, extra pale. "A 25aJ W; pale So 75a4 70:
No. l, s9a3 o; No >, 81 7ja3: No. j. 81 5Oa2 Is:
navy pltcn, So 75a4; roofing pitch, 81 75a2, ana
Carolina tar 50 75a4 per brl. Goa tar 81 5Oa3
per hrl, including bil; oakum 9aa1l5ac per h. |
NUIo-Chestnu:s are in moderate demand
with liberal receipts, and selling at $2a2 25 per
bu. Peanuts quleT and steady and quoted white
5% a6c for Virginia, and 4a4Ac for Tennessee,
and red 3a33c per Id. We quote almonds
l8a2Oc, English walnuts l2al5c, flberts 1Oal2c,
peCans IaSc, and Brazil nuts 51ia61ac per h. |
OlLo-Lmseed oil is in mOIei ate demand
at 52a53c per gallon. Refined petroleum is in
fair demand at l31al5hc per gallon. Extra
laru oil Is steitoy anu aonanu Ialr AZ olsOr per
gallon.
POTATOES-The receipts are liberal and
the demand Is only moderate, and the market
c oses quiet and easy. Lots on arrival quoted
35a45c per bu loose, the latter for choice, and in
store held at about DC higher. Sweet pota-
toes quoted 50 75a3 per brl and quiet.
POULTRY-.Ihe market is FULLY supplied, |
and the demand is limited. Live chickens |
are quoted 81 26a2 per dozen, ducks 81 7ja2. |
AMI geese S3a4 per dozen. Live turkeys at ia |
7C, ana dressed 8a9c per lb. |
RAGS-Steady and quiet and moderate de- |
mand. Wnlte cotton 41aC for No. l, A. for No. |
=, and mixed cotton 2ha2Hc per ID. WOolen
). aSc for soft, and 4a%c for common, per h. |
RlCE-Tne demand is moderate, with a |
steady market, and selling at 6a6Ac per lb for |
Louisiana. |
sALT-ls in fair demand and market steady. |
OHIO River AMI kanawna Is quoted $la1 10 per |
br OF bushels. Foreign Is hrm at 37a3Sc per |
bu for Turks Island. and Il 2Ja1 % for coarse |
Liverpool. |
SEED Moderate demand, with ample Offer |
inGs at S&G on arrival, and SRaSAc lor clo- |
yer, and 81 25 il 30 per bu on ARRIVAL, and 81 20
a. 81 in store for timothy. Flax seed is selling
at 81 2U per bu, and fair demand.
SHOT - Demand moderate and market |
steady at previous prices. We quote $95a26 for
assorted and $2Sa29 for buCkshot per keg.
SOAP-ls in fair demand and steady, We
quote German Ga61ac. Olive 5}sa6c, and family |
Ia aa5c per lib.
STARCH-Thc demand is fair and market
steady, with refined pearl selling at 3Ba4c
per ID, as to brand.
SUGAR-Quiet and steady market, and fair
demand. We quote New Or
cans Sh a9hc for raw, and 94alO&<c for clar-
fed, per pound; yellow refined S4a9Mc, ex-
IA ''u' 91a94c, "a" white 10Y al0%c, granu-
atei and powdered 10%allc, crushed liza
Il Ac, and cut loaf Ike per lb.
IALLOW-Market steady, and there Is a
'air demand at 71sa7ac per pound for prime
country in packages.
TEA-There is a fair demand and the mar
Set Is steady with no material change.
We quote: Oolong 30aSjc. ooucnong 4OI9Oc,
ii yson 35a90c, II, son 35a9Oc. Young If, son
'5ca$I, Imperial 4Oca$l, aud Gunpowder 5Uca
IL 10 per lb.
TINNERS' STOCK-Fair demand. and mar
zet steady, and prices unchanged. We quote:
,ncslaD. 7aSc: sheet. Z a a9C; block tn 20a23c
oder, >aal7C; copper IngoGs, 2lc; bottoms |
i2c; braIlers' sneet, Soc; tin plate (IX), per
)oX, so 25a1l 80: do 90, 81 75a9; and roofing,
6 75aS. Galvanized iron, 36a4O per cent. dis
,ount from price list.
WOODEN WARE-The market is steady
md quiet, with moderate trade. We quote
" ash0oards, 81 5Ua2 10; buckets, two hoop,
il 35al IS: TUBS No. l, @6a6 80; NO. 2, $5a5 50;
No. 8, Sd 00a4 50 per dozen; ana nests, rs, SO Is
10; cnurns, No. l, 50: NO. 3, fS, and No. 8, 81
Der dozen.
WOOL Fair demand and moderate re-
'eipts, prices firm. We quote: Unwashed, /
inc merlno, 22a24c; clothing, 23a26c; medium
ielaine, 2Sa3Oc: long comblng, 30a32c. Washed, |
Medium 1eeces, 35a3Sc; fine feeces, 3Sa4Uc:
telaine heeces, 35a40c; long comblng 42a
I4c: tub-washed, 33a39c, anu pulled. a7a3Jc
)er pound. BURY and fleece grown wool sells
It 3a5c per pound under quotations.
Leaf Tobacco Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20, 1877.