The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-16

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UOOPERSTUFF-Drm fair with ample
receipts and no material ch nge ln prices.
We quote -four -DaTrel poles 81 u0aS: tight
barrel poles Silal6; hogshead poles Oa55;
rough barrel stayes $l6alS; dressed 10, SlSd23;
and nOgsnead slaves t2ja3U per l,0OI.
COFFEE Demand moderate aud market
steady at previous prices. RtO is quoted:
common lSal9c, tar to good 40a2!c. prime y "a
231ac, aud choice 24a25c per b. We quote 2ia
3JG per ID for Java, as TO quality.
CURDAGE-SteaIy and demand moderate
at previous prices. We quote Manila l32&a
l3Ac, sisal TO- all Ae, ana Jute 9a9hc per Id.
CUAI1-COptinues steady ana thc demand
is fair Goughiogheny l2c per Du ailoat anu
l3al4c dellvere /; Hooking Valley l0atlc at
elevator and l2al3c delivered; Musklngum
Valley lOallc on cars and l2al3c delivered:
Ohio River sc a1oat aud lOc dellycreu: Kama
wha River I2a!3c; Camden &c: Kanawha can
mel ZOa23c per Btl, and anthracite " dOaS w pc
ton delivered.
COkE-Steady and quiet, with fair consump
tive demand. We equote gas-house DC at yaris,
and SC delivered to consumers, per bu: city
manufactured &c per Du at yards, and Sc deiiy-
cred; crushed yc at yards, and lie delivered.
COTTON IARNS-The market is quiet,
demand moderate and prices steady and un-
changed. We quote as follows: pound yarns,
carpet warp and wlcking 2lc, coyeriet yarn
23c. colored warp &c, tWlne 20a23c, rope nc
per ID; No. jO0 at lUkc, anu No. wv at 91sc per
dozen.
EGGS-Market steady and demand fair with
moderate receipts and fresh arrivals are SELL
ing at 15al5Jsc per dozen.
FEATHERS -srhe demand fair with ample
receipts and steady at43c per lb for prime 1--we
geese.
FISH The market is firm and quiet and
prices have an upward tendency. We
quote: Alackere, No. | large, S27aS; No.
l shore, $2Ja2l; No. large, Sll 5Oal2: No.
medium. S0alU 80; No. large, 50 5OaiO 80; No. B
medium. SO OOa9 ~ per brl, and half barrels
one half these prices, with 25c extra for pack
ages. White fish, IS OJa5 ~ per half bril- Sar-
dimes: quarter boxes, $13 50a14 per case; cod
GREEN FKUIrS-Market quiet for apples,
with an ample supply, and we quite 81 50a2 50
per brl, as to quality, the latter figure for
| choice. Moderate demand for pears, and SELL
ing at S4a5 per brl for good to choice. Grapes
! sell at 41aa5c for Concord, and 6a7c for Cataw
Das per 10. Oranges nominal at ID soar per box,
and lemons quiet and steady at S. 5Ja7 per box.
Dried fruit in moderate request ut 8aa4hc for
apples, and 5a7c for peaches per lb.
DRIED RUlTS-Falr demand for apples at
4a41sc per ID, and duh for peaches at ]saGbc
per Id. Foreign fruits quiet at 75ac for cur
rants, 9alUc for prune5 lJal2c for igs ana goa
&c for citron, per lb, and 81 5Oal 80 per box
or raiSinS.
GINSENG-Tho receipts are large ana de-
mand moderate, and selling at IL w per Id for
prime.
GUNPOWDER-Quiet steady and un-
changed. Wequote rifles 15a6 %, and blast
ing powder ~ 2da2 81 per keg.
HAl-Contlnues steady and quiet. The
supply IS liberal and the demand is moderate
anu mostly confined to the best grades. TimO-
thy is quoted 50 5Oa1l peY ton for prime to
choice in bales, on arrival. Lower grades
neg lectcd and held at $iaO per ton, as To gual-
ity.
HIDES-Continue firm with fair demand and
ample offerings. We quote 7aSc for green
| hiaes. 9>aalU3ac for wet salEed, and fTal8c for
dry flint per lb. sheep pelts sell at 5Oca$l, as
| to quality.
HEMP-Moderate demand for rough Ken
a.: lucky and firm MARKET with light supply, and
/ held at Sl25a13O per Ton on arrival. We quote
Sha9c per lib for dressed in store, and quiet.
HOPS-Demandl light and market dull, with
free offerings at l0Nl2c for Western, ana l2al4c
| for Eastern per Id.
IRON-Moderate demand for pig and mar
ket rather easy. Malleable is quiet and
| steady. The following are the prices at four
| months time for pig iron: Charcoal. hot
| blast-Hanging Rock. very cnoice, s26a2s: No.
l. Sz3a25; No .. $2la22; mil, $2Oa.l; Geor-
gia and Tennessee-No. l. $22a22 50: raw
| coal and coke-No. l, $2l 5Oa24; NO. 2. $2Oa2l;
Mill. $lSal9: Hanging Rock car-wheel.
| $34a3T; Alabama do. S27a32: Georgia and
Tennessee car-whees, S2Ta30: salisbury car
/ wheels, $STas6; old car-wheels, $l9a20 per ton.
scrap iron-Wrought, per 100 lbs, 95c, and
| cast Haszc per lib. Bar iron-Boied, 2a2hc:
do. charcoal, 3a3Tc Sheet iron-Boiied, 3a3%c;
| charcoal, 3ha5c. and Russia i4c per 10.
| Horse shoes, 90 0oa4 ", and mule-shoes "a 10
| a5.20 per keg.
| LEAD-Is in moderate demand and steady.
| We quote ba6c for pig and 644a64c for bar lead
| per Id.
| LEATHER-The market is steady and quiet
No material change in prices. We quote:
Jobbing rates for oak sole 34a3Tc, hemlock DO
24a33c, harness SIa34c. rough do a5a@sc, skirt
| ing 36a39c, American KID 55a90c, French do $la
l 4O, American calf 9Oca$l 10, French DO 81 Goa
| 2 90 per ID; birdie leather $45a55 per doZ, and
upper leather lSa22c per foot
| MOLASSES-COntipuesq quiet and steady at
previous prices. Fair jobbin4 demand for New
Orleans at 45a55c per gallon, and refined
| syrups quoted 5UcaI per gallon, as to quality.
NAILo-Ihe demand is moderate ana mar
ket steady at 81 40a2 50 per keg for 10 to 6Od.
Other sizes at proporGionate prices.
NAVAL STORES-The demand is fair
and market firm. We quote Turpen-
| time 39a4Uc per gallon; resin, extra
pale, 81 25a5 90; pale So 7aa4 U0 No. l, SSa3 %;
No. 2, 81 75a3: No. J, 50 5Oa2 Is; navy pltcn.
| 50 75a4; roofing pitch, 81 75a2, ami Carolina
tar So 75a4 per bril- Coal tar 50 5Oa3 per brI,
| including brl; oakum 9Hall4c per In:
| NUTS-Peanuts IN 1alr demand and selling
3a4>5c for red, 41.a5c for prime to choice white
quote chcstnu!s 81 5O per bu. Almonds laa20c
per lb English walnuts l2al4e, hiberts 1Oal2c,
pecans 7aSc, Brazil nuts Ga7c per lb.
| OILS--LlnSeed moderately active and steady
| at &c per gallon. Refined petroleum in far
demand and quoted l4al6c per gallon, As to
! fire test Moderate demand for lard oil, and
| extra current make Will sell at 73a7jc per
gallon.
POTATOES--Have been quiet and steady
with ample receipts anu moderate demand.
| Lots on arrival sell at 30u35c per bu, loose
| Prime to choice in store quoted 81 40al % per
| brl, packed, or 40a45c per Ou. sweet potatoes
| dull ut 81 75a2 % per brl.
| pOULIRY-The receipts have been liberal
with moderate demand and market steady
Chickens sell at ~ 5Ja3 for old, and 5 5Ua2 %
| for Young, per dozen. Ducks quoted S2a2 So
Geese $4a4 ~ per dozen, and turkeys SiS}ac
per b.
KAGS-Fair demand ana steady. We quote
| No. white cotton 4ac, No. do A., and mixed
| cotton 24a23Ec per ID. NOolGn l5aaSC for SOFT,
and 4a5sc for common, per lb.
RICE-Is In fair demand and steady Prime
to choice Louisiana is quoted 63<a74c per ID.
No Carolina on the market.
SALT-Ohio River and Kanawha is in fair
demand and steady at Il 10 Der bri Of bushels,
| and Il 35 per brl Of bushels. Dull for Turks
| Island at 32a33C per Du Coarse Liverpool Ill
| light demand at $lal o5 per sack.
oEED-Clover is selling ut SaSkc per lb on
| arrival, and So. for jobbing lots in store.
Moderate demand for timothy and quoted 81 40
| al 50 IN store and 81 25al 80 per ba on arri-
val. We quote lax 81 ~ per bu and demand
| fair.
SHOTS in moderate demand and steady
We quote buckshot $2S 5Oa29 W, and assorted
SIS 5Oa26 90 per kog.
| SOAP-Is i'll fair demand, and market steady.
We quote German 6a61ac, olive 511a6c, and
| family 4ka6c per lb.
| SrARCH-Is in moderate request and
steady at 6ajc per lb for refined pearl