The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18


on arrival.
BUETER-The receipts were generally mod
crate the past week, especially as regards the
best qualities, which are rather scarce with
good consumptlve demand and nlin. Me
| dlum and lower gra,ies are abundant, but
are neglected, as there g hardly any pack
| ing demand. Extra creamery brings 2Sa
| 3Oc per Id mostly by the single package. Prime
TO choice dairy is ling at 2!a225 for Western
| Reserve, aud IS 2Oc Tor Central ONO, with
| ia2c more for selections. Lower grades are
| held at l2al5c per lib, as to quality.
CANDLEo-Falr demand and steady at
previous prices w quote star candles l5al5hC,
and common tailow IL I!sal21sc per lb
CORDAGE-Market steady and moderate
demand. We quote jute 9a9Rc, sisai l0Hall4c,
and manila l34aldac per b.
CHEESE-Mo crate demand but steady mar
ket under limited offerings, and prime to choice
factory quoted ll1aal2c per Id.
PERSTUFF-Contlnues firm, with mod
crate demand and no especial change We
quote four-Darrel poles S7a8: tight barrel
poles SI4al6; hogshead poles $a5aS0; rough bar
rel slaves, $l6alS; dressed do, $l8a23; and
nogshead slaves S25a3O per 1,0jJ.
COOPERAGE-Is in moderate demand and
prices steady and unchanged. We quote
lara tierces siai 10; fy-sight f hogsSeSds, saJs,
al 5Oal 20; ham tierces. 4Oa50c; IRON pound
whisky barrels, 81 lOal 40; slack half barrels,
81 7ja3 per doz.
COEFEE-There is a moderate demand,
chiefly consumptve, and no material change
IN prices. Common RIO is quoted l6a1yc, fair to
good 2Oa22c, prime 22a231Sc, and choice 24a25c
per ID, and we quote Z1a3Oc per ID for Java, as
to quality.
COTTON YARNS-Ihe market continues
quiet. with moderate demand and no material
cnauge. We quote pound yarns, carpet warp
and wlcking 2lc, ooverlet yarn 23c, colored
warp Eic, tWine Na23c, rope Tic per lb No.
0OO at luhc. anu No. UU1 at 91ac per dozen.
COAL-Falr consum ptive demand and mar
ket steady. Youghlogneny quoted 71sa8c aroat
Delivered
cars SaSKc and l0allc delivered, Hooking VAL
ley at elevator 9alOc and delivered at l1al2c
per bu, Ashland 6%a7c afloat and lOc deiv-
cred, Campbell Creek 7c afoat and lOc delIy-
cred per bu. Ohio River &c atioat and 9a9kc
delivered per bu. Caunel quoted 1Sa22c per bu,
and anthracite $7a8 per ton delivered.
COhL-Steady and fair demand for the
season. We quote 6c for Gas-house, &c for city
manufactured, and Sc for crushed per bu at
yards. Delivered to consumers at &c more per
bushel
DRIED FRUITS-Foreign dull and nomi-
nal at 7haSc per ID for currants, 9alUc for
prunes, 1Oal2c for figs, ana 2Oa22c for citron
| and 81 5Oal 50 per box for ralsins. Peaches
are quiet at 8Ioc and apples at 3ha4tsc per ID.
EGGS Moderate receipts but the demand is
light. and market quiet at !3a14c per dozen for
fresh arrivals
FEA ArHER5-The receipts are more liberal
but the market is steady, and prime 1--we geese
sell at 49c per lb
FlSHzIhere is steady market and the de-
mand is TAR. Wequote: Mackerel, No. large,
S27a28; NO. shore, 81 a2l; No. large, $ll 80
al2; No. medium, $lOalQ 80; No. 3 large, SO 50
al0 sou; No. medium, 50 0Ua9 80 per brl, and
half barrels one-half these prices, with 25c
extra for packages. White Gsn, So 00a5 50 per
half brl. Sardines: quarter boxes, Sl3 50a14 OO
per case: goldfish, 5taa6c per lb.
GREEN FRCllS-moderate demand for ap-
pies. with liberal receipts, and quoted 81 ga
Is for fairto prime per brl. Fair demand for
peaches, with moderate receipts, and selling at
S3a3 81 for prime to choice, and $4a2 81 for in
ferlOr per bu, in boxes. Pears quoted 81 25a1 80
per Du, with light supply and moderate de-
mand. Grapes sell at 81 25a2 50 for Concord,
and $lal 81 for inferior varieties per bu in
stands. Damsons quoted $6a7 per stand Of
bushels, and moderate receipts.
GlNSENG-Only moderate demand and the
market Well supplied at 81 0jal 10 per ID for
prime to choice.
HIDES-The receipts are light and the mar
ket remains steady with moderate demand.
We quote green hides Ease, wet sailed 9alOc,
apiece. as to quality.
HoPe--lhe demand is still light and the
market is dull Prime to choice are 1Sa20c for
LqgterH ami ma l5alze for Weetyrn per d.
prices. Malleable in moderate cd demand m
and steaay. We quote as follows
at four months' time: Charcoal. hot
blast-Hanglng Rock, very cnoice, $26a2S: No.
l, S24a26; NO. ,. $22a23; mill. $2l: Geor-
gia and Tennessee-No. l. s22a22 so: raw
coal and coke-No l, $22 5Oa25; No. 2. $2la22;
Mill. $l9a2l: Hanging Rock car-wheel.
Tennessee car-wheels, $2Ta30: Salisbury car
wheels, $3Sa40: old wheels $l9a20 per ton.
scrap iron-Wrought. per lOO lbs, 95c, and
cast 14a%c per ID. Bar iron-Boiled, 2a2kc:
do. charcoal. 3a3hc. Sheet tron-Boiied. 8a3xc;
charcoal, 3ka5c. and Russia l4c per lb.
Horse shoes, IS 90a4 70. and mule-shoes 81 70
a5 20 per keg
LEAD-Is in moderate demand and steady
at previous prices We quote pig lead 6a6hc
and bar do 6ha7c per lb.
LEATHER-Markct steady and quiet with
fair jobbing demand at the following prices:
Oak sole S4aTc, hemlock DO 24a38c, har-
ness 3a34c. rough do 25a39c. skirting 36a
SOC. American KID 45as5c, French do $lal 40,
American calf 9Oca$l Is; French do 81 60a2 per
ID, bride leather $45a55 per doz, and upper
leather l7a2Oc per foot
MOLASS SES-Market quiet. with only q
moderate demand and nominally unchang ged.
New Orleans syrup is selling at 46a65c per gal
Ion, and refined syrups dull at 50caSl per gall
ion, according to quality.
NAlLS-Are quiet and steady with moderate
demand at 81 40aa 30 per keg for 10 to SOD, and
other sizes at proportonate rates.
NAVAL STORES-Fair demand for turpen-
tine. Other articles are quiet Market steady
with no material change. Wequote: Turpentne
30a40c per gallon; RESIN, extra pale. "a 25a5;
pale $3 75a4 20, No. l $SaB 2j; No. : 81 75a3,
No. 50 50a2 rs: navy pitch. So 75a4; roofing
pitch, 81 76a2 on, anu Carolina tar SO 75a4 per
Drl coal Tar $2 0Ua3 per Drl, including Drl:
oakum 9aallkc per Id.
NUTo-Market quiet and steady. We quote
peanuts 4ha6nC for white and red 3a31.c per
lb. We quote almonds 16a20c, fiberts lOal2c
English walnuts l2al5c. pecans case, and Brazil
nuts 61sa6Hc per Id.
OIlS--Linseed is quiet and steady, sellign
in jobbing lots at $50 per gallon. We quote
relucd petroleum at l4al6c per gallon, as to
fire test, andextr lard oil, current make, at
73a15c per gallon.
POrAIOES-The receipts were only moder-
ate and the market has peen firm with fair de-
mand and selling at 81 10a1 % per brl, loose,
from wagon, and 81 GOAL 75 per brl for good to
choice packed in store. Sweet potatoes sell at
81 50l2 75 per brl, as to quality.
POULTRY-Ample receipts Of chickens and
market steady with fair demand at 81 5Ua3 per
dozen for old, and 81 25a2 90 for young, per
dozen.
kAGS-Market quiet and steady. We quote
No. white cotton Arc, No. 2 4c, and mixed
cotton 2a2Mc per lb. Woolen 7haSe for fue,
and 4aXc per Id for common.
RICE-Is in moderate demand and selling at
6Aa7c per lb for Louisiana, and 62a74c for
Carolina per ID.
SALT-The demand is moderate and market
steady for Ohio River and Kanawha at Il q
per br Of bushels. Coarse Liverpool is quo
ted II l0al 20 per sack, and Turks Island 3Oa
SIC per bu and dull.
SEED-ClOver is in moderate demand and
held at SasHc per lb on arrival. Timothy Will
bring 81 25al 30 per Du in lots on arrival. Flax
sells at 81 l5al ~ per bu, and moderate de-
mand.
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