The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06

market. we quote az f0tows: 1onRnlogheny
l2c per bu a1l0at, and l3al4c delivered; Hook
ing Valley l1al2C at elevator, and l3al4c de-
liVered: MusKlngum Val cy l0allc on cars,
and l2al3c delivered; OHIO River Sc afoat, and
1callc delivered: Kanawha Diver l0c all at,
| and l2al9c delivered; Camden lie: Kanawha
Cannei 2Oa22c per bu, anu anthracite 81 5OaS
per ton.
CoKE--1s in moderate demand ana steady,
with little or no change. We quote gas-house
| 6c at yards and Sc delivered per bu. City man
ufactured &c at yards and &c delivered per bu.
| Crusned &c at yards and l0c delivered per bu.
| EGGS-Ihe market rules firm and the re-
celpts are light, with fresh selling at zoe per
dozen.
FEATHERS-Are in moderate demand, and
| ample offerings at 42c per lb for prime 1--we
geese.
FRUTTS-Gr Green apples are steady and quiet
with full supply and demand moderate at
| S2 5Ol3 90 per brl for good to cnolcc. Moderate
demand FOR oranges and light supply at S7aS
per brl for Creole, aud lemons are steady anu
quiet at S4 5Oa5 81 per box, Dried apples
quoted 4ha5c, and dried peaches 6a65ac for
halves. 4aihc for quarters per lb.
FlSh-The market remains firm and quiet,
anu with an upward tendency in prices. We
quote: Mackerei, NO. l large. $27a2S; No.
shore. ~ AL; No. large, $ll 50al2; No. 2 me-
dium $l0alO 80; No. large, so 5Oal0 81; No.
medium, $9a9 81 per brl, and half-barrels one
half these prices, with 25c extra for packages.
White 1sn, S5a5 ~ per half brl Sardines:
| quarter boxes, $l3 5Oal4 per case; and goldfish,
IA a6c per lb.
market steady. We quote rifle So 75a6 20, and
mining 81 2ja2 81 per keg.
observation-disclosures demand and steady
with liberal offerings at 81 per ID for prime.
HlDES-Falr demand and steady with mod
crate receipts. We quote green hides 9a9c, wet
sailed 94alO4c, dry salted l4a15c, and flint 16
also per lb. sheep peltS 5OcaSl apiece. as to
quality.
HlY-The market is steady and quiet with
| full supply and without material change.
Wequote prime to choice timothy 80 50all per
| ton, all IN Dales on arrival Lower grades held
at $la9 per ton as to quality.
HOPS-lhe demand is moderate and the
| supply large and held at 9a1lc for Western,
anu l2al3c for Eastern per lb.
| HEMP-Ihe market is steady and quiet with
| ample receipts and moderate demand. We
quote rough Kentucky sIl5a12O per Ton on ar
| rival, and IS more asked IN store. Dressed
| selling in jobbing lots at 8a9c per lb
lRON-lhe market has been quiet and
| steady, with little Or no change. The
following are the current prices at four
months' time for pig iron: Char
coal. hot t-blast-Hanging Rock. very choice SEC
| a2s; No. /. S23a25; No. !, $2la22: mill. $2Ua2l:
| Georgia and Tennessee-No. !, $22a22 SO; raw
| coal and coke-NO. l, S2l 5Ua24; No. 2. S2oa2l;
Mill. $lSal9: Hanging Rock car wheel. $34a31:
| Alabama do. S21a32: Georgia and Tennessee
| r-wheel, S2Ia3O: Salisbury, $3Ta39: old car
wheels. $l9a20 per ton. scrap IRONY Wrought.
per lO0 lbs, 90casl 10, and cast Aa2-5c per lb
Bar iron-Boied 2a2hc: do. charcoal, 3a3Ac.
Sheet iron-Bolied. 3a3&c; charcoal. 81 a5c
| and Russia i4c per ID. Horse-shoes, SO 90a4 ~.
| and mule-shOes Sd y0a5 20 per keg
| LEAD-Demand moderate but steady and
we quote 5a6c for pig lead and 6Aa614c for bar
| do per lb.
LEATllER-Fair trade and steady mar
| keG at the following jObbmg prices !:
| Oak sole 34a37c, hemIock 10, 24a33c, nar-
ness 3Oa34crougn do 25a2Sc skirting 36a39c.
| American kip 55a9Oc, French do 81 0Jal 40,
American calf 9Uca$1 Is, French do 81 6Oa2 90
per ID; birdie leather $45aj5 per doz, and upper
| leather lSa22c per foot
| MOLASSES-Ihere is a steady market with
ample offerings and selling New Orleans at
45a55c for fair TO prime old, and held jaG5c for
| new, and refined syrups dull at 5UcaSl per gal,
| as to quality.
| NAfL5-Are in fair demand and steady
Selling at s. 4Oa2 so per keg for 10 to COD, and
other sizes at proportIonate rates.
| NAVAL STORES-TurpentIne easier, but
| the market is otherwise steady We quoJc:
| Turpentine 36a3Sc per gallon; resin, extra
pale, "a 25a5 0J; pale 50 7ja4 uO No. l, S3a3 %;
So 75a4; roofing pitch, 81 75a2, and Carolina
tar So 75a4 per brl Coal tar 81 5Oa3 per bri,
including brl; oakum 9aallkc per III.
| NUIs-Light demand for peanuts, with
| liberal offerings and quoted fha6Ec for good
to choice white, ana 31a39lc for red per lb
| Chcstnuss selling at $3a3 jU per Du, almonds lS
| a20c, English walnuts l2al5c, hlberts 10al2c,
IS IA nass 1qaGs psf at
| per gallon for prime. Extra lard Oil Is steady
| and quiet, at 14a75c per gallon for current
| make Refined petroleum is quoted l4al6c per
| gallon, as to fire test.
| PUTATOES-The market closes firm with
| fair demand and moderate receipts. Selling
GU arrival at 40a50c per bu loose, the latter for
| choice peach blows aud held 5alOc more per bu
| in sore. Sweet potatoes In moderate demand
| at 81 T5h2 2j per brl IN store.
| POULTRI-Ihe demand has been light with
heavy receipts, and market dull ana weak.
We quote 1--we chickens 81 50a2 %, ducks 81 GOA
| 2 81, ana geese So 00a4 0U per dozen. Live tur-
keys quoted 6a7c per lb
| KAGS-Are in fair request and steady, with
| ample offerings, and we quote No. wnlte cot
| ton 4tac. No. do DC, and assorted cotton 2M a
nc per lb. oolen quoted 7aSC for fine, aud
&aEc per lb for coarse.
| RlCE-Is in fair demand and steady for Lou
islana at 61sa7c per ID.
sALT-Demand fair and market steady.
| W e quote OHIO River and kanawna $la1 10
per brl OF bushels. Liverpool coarse 81 ~
al 25 per sack, and Turks Island 97a36c per
| bushel.
sEED-Moderate jobbing demand for clo-
| yer. and quoted S1aaSZc, in store,and SaSHc on
arrival, per bu. Timothy is selling at 81 25al 80
per bu on arrival, and 81 4Oal 80 in store. We
| quote fax 81 20 per bu III store.
| sHOr-ls steady and quiet and selling at
$25 5Ja26 for assorted, ana $28 50a29 per keg for
| buck shot
sUAP-Is selling moderately well and prices
| steady as follows: Common yellow 44a5c.
| Olive 515a6c, and German Ba6tac per lb.
| SrARCH-Is selling at 31aa4c per lb for re-
| fined pearl, as to brand, and fair demand.
| SUGAR-ls in moderate demand and steady
as follows: New Orleans raw 9a9hc and clari-
fed lOAal0hc per H. Yellow refined sXa
9hc. extra &c" 9aal0c, "a" white l01al0%c,
| granuated and powdered 10XallAG and
crushed 1l1sc and cut loaf ll}Sc per 10.
| TALLOW-ls in fair demand and selling at
| 72Sa71ac per ID for PRIME country packed, and
| liberal receipts.
| TEA-Far consumptive demand. Market
steady. We quote: Oolong 30aS5c, Souchong
4Oa9Oc, Tyson 36ay0c, Hyson 35u90c, Young
H. son 35caa$l, Imperial 4Oca$l, aud Gunpow-
| der 5UcaSl 10 per lb.
| TIMERS STOCK-Steady market, but quiet
and no material change in prices We quote {:
Zinc -slaD, 7aSc; sneet. Ia aa9c; block tin, 20a23c
\ solder, jaal7c; copper lngots, 2lc; bottoms,
32c; braLcrs' sneet, SOC; tin-plate IX), per
box, $40 25a1l so; do QC), 81 75as; and roofing,
| $6 75a9. Galvanized iron, 35a4O per cent dis
| count from price list.
| WOODEN WARE-Fair trade ana steady
market at following prices: ashboards, 81 5Oa
2 rs; buckets, two-noop, 81 35al S5: Jups NO. /,
s6a6 50; No. 2. s5a5 50; No. 8, "a 0Oa4 50 per
dozen; ana nests, Is. 81 75a5: churns, No. !,
SO: NO. 2, So, and No. 3, 81 per dozen.
| WOOL--The receipts are light and there is
only moderate demand, and the market
remains steady at about previous prices.
1 We quote: Unwashed. fine merIno, 22a24c
| clothing, 23a26c; medium delaine, 2Sa
30c; long combing, 30a32c. Washed, medium
neeces, 35a3Sc; fine feeces, 3Sa4Oc; delaine
| depces 35a40c: long COmbinp. 42a44c. tub-