The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-02

9e at elevator and lOal1c deliyered; Muskingum
Valley &c on cars and l0allc delivered; ONO
River bic aflOaU and s. delivered; hanawha
River &c afioat and l0aIlc delivered; Camden
&c; Kanawha, ,capnr 11alSc per bu, and authra-
cite 81 5OaS per ton delivered.
/ COKE-ls quiet and steady, with liberal Of
ferings. Wequote gas-hOuse &c, city manu-
factured &c, aud crushed &c per bu, az yards,
and &c more delivered.
|, CORDAGE-The demand is fair. and there
is quiet aud steady market AT 12I4al3hc for
manila, lOXallHc for sisal, 9jaal0e for, jute
per Id.
CHEESE-se!ls at l2al2hc per Id for prime
to choice, with moderate demand and market
steady.
COTTos YARNs-HaVe been. very quiet,
ami the demand moderate but steady at the
following prices: Batting. l6al7c, pound
yarns 2lc, carpet warp white, 2lc, do, col
ored 26c, coyerlet warp 23c, per Id, full
weight dozen yarn, No Aus, lic, NJ. JvOS luxe,
No. b0Js 91lc anu No. 7UOS S,se per dozen, cotton
rope iSc, twlne l9a2lc and candle WlcK 2lc per
pound.
| COOPERAGE-The demand continues good
for pork and lard barrels, but little dolng
III. Otnef kInus We quo Q: Flour brls, 3Ja53c;
pOrk brs. 81 GOAL lG; do nalf brIs 65 zoe; lara
-tIerces. 81 2Jal 3d. nam. tefccs 56a65c; slack
hogsheaus, sl 5Oal ~; hall hog5h. ads, Sial 10;
wnIsKy Drls, SIX iron, hoops, 81 2Oal 20, and
lard keg-, 35a4Oc each.
UOOrERSrU Ft-las been firm, but demand.
mode ate. QuOttd 10 follows: Stack
DarIei poles, soaS: tight do, $,2ai", aud nh is
DO, S25alI 90 er lOOO; barrel slaves, Sl3al5. ana
hhus tu S20a3O per l,vUU
|, CUE FEh-ls quTet and steady with far con-
sunptlve demand and selling as otloW: RIO
l7al9c Tor common, l9a.Uc for medluIn, 2ld23c
for good 10 prime, and 21&a2lc for choice per
I'D; Java at 25a Sc per lD.
DRlED FRUIr-Domtstic is in only mod
crate demand, and selling; appie5 Nv 41aa6c
peGlb, and Let cles at 43sa44c for quarters and
5 ~ a6c lor halves per 10, Ia store, and arrival
lot, la1sc less tuan these prices. Fore. IN
| stp and demand fair I'll al 7l.rf
dates. 7dSe for currants, 91aal0Hc or pruAes,
lUai &C or fss, and lSa Uc for cItron per lU; anu
~ I0a2 ~ fJr layer raistns per box.
EGG The market has been fully supplied
all The week, and demand fair at lSc per dozen
for fresh arrivals.
FEATHEkS-Demand light, receipts liberal
and quottd at 4Oc per lb forprime live gees.
FISn-Iht dena,d mas continued moderate
with quiet and s,eAdy markcu atthe following
prices: Extra mess mdekerel, S27a.oO; NO.
large 40, $26aZ7; No. l medium shore do, S "a
20; 10. bay do, SD 5 ralO 0O; No. large DO,
$ll 5Oal2; No. medium 10, $1O 50all; No. 3
large, ~ 50aiO; NO. 3mediam. $sa9 % per pr,
half in proportion, with 23c extra Tor
packages. No. whiLe llsh, S5a5 %: NO. 2nO,
So TOAD; picked salmon, $6al6 30 per brl: No.
herring. 22a4Jc pet box: goldfish, 5u6c per lb;
sariiines, quarter boxes, Sl4 Gals per case: and
lib cove oyste 8, 5JaS5C per dozen
GREECE-D Demand mnuerate and prices
steady. We quote white q !sa624c, yellow SKA
&c. and bi own 5a53lc pr ID.
GkEEN L hUl S-ApPlcS III niOueIaGe DuG
steady demand and freely offered at S2a3 lor
fair to prime, So 25a3 50 for choice, and 50 ,5a
4 fun extra, per bri Ulanberfics are IN fair re-
quest at 81 j0a3 per box, aud a 3Ua9' per brf
Lemons are quiet an steady at S3a4 per box.
Creole oranges are selling. at ~ 50aS per Dr.,
and Valencia ST 5JaS per case.
UAY--Tnere is quiet and steady market
The supplyIs ample At about previous prices.
We quote S9alO for prime to, choice timothy,
and 81 O0.S 20 for lower grades, per ton, ali III
| bales on arrival, and about 81 more in store.
| iIIDES-Have been hGnl, out III moderate de-
mand, with moderate receipts. Selling at 7aso
| for green, ga3sc for wet sailed, 14al5c for dry
| saltei and l61sal7c for dry flint. sheep pelts
at 5OGaSl apiece as to quality.
| HOPS--Are dull and heavy, with continued
large receipts, anu freely offered at llal!c Tor
| Eastern ana Sagc for Western, per b.
| HEMP-Etougn Kentucky is dull, with light
offerings, and held steady at SI1ua1l5 per ton
on arrival. Dressed quoted SaS14 c per Id, as to
| quality.
week, and prices have a downward
tendency. We quote the following cur
rent prices at four months time for
pig iron: Charcoal hot-hiast - Hang
ing Rock, very choice, $l6a2S: No. l., Sg8
a24. No. :, $22a22 50; mil, $2Ja2l: ALABAMA, No.
i, So lOa13; Georgia and Tennessee-No. l. $92a
% 81; mill. 1920; raw coal aHd coke
NO. l, S2l; MOP. s19a2O: mill. SlSal9: Hanging
Rock car wheel. S34a3i: Alabama do. S21a33
Georgia and Tennessee car wheel. S2Ia30:
salisbury do, $31a39: old wheels, $l9u2O
per ton. scrap Iron-Wrought, per lUO lbs, 3Oc
u$1 10, ana cast do, 5Ua69c.
LEAU-The market rules quiet and steady
and quoted as follows: pig lead 41$a5c, bar
lead 51aaGc, lead pipe 7aT5ac and sheet lead
Sc per lb
LEA'TAER-Has been in moderate demand
all the week., but RENAME. steady az
tho following jobbing prices: Oak
BOa34c, rough do 25a.9C, skirting 36lsSc per ID:
birdie leather $45a05 per doz; American kip 61
ay0c per ID: French do 81 oval 40; American
calf skins 0ucaSl Is; French 10 81 60a2 90, and
upper leather 20a22c per foot
| MOLA >ES-Ihe markets. quiet and steady,
with moderate ConsumpClVe demand We
quote New Orleans 35a43c for interior to good,
and 4la4Sc for ime 10 choice Der gallon. Re-
fined syrups held AT 50agDc, and sorghum Of
Fering az 25aS3c per gallon, as TO quality.
/ NAVAL SrOREo-lurpentine firm and
in far demand. Market quiet for all
other articles. We quote: Turpenrine
35ha3Sc per gallon; RESIN. extra pale, 81 25a5;
paie, SO 5Ua3 rs: No. l. So 75a3; No. =, 81 5Oa
2 Is: No 3, q 25a2 80: navy ptch. So 75a4 10;
roofing pitch, 81 l5a2, ami Carolina tar 50 5Oa
4 Is per brl. Coai tar % 5Oa2 rs per brl, IN
cludiug bIl; oakum 9ullc per III.
'NAILS-Contmue to be IN fair demand and
steady. selling for l0a to GOD at s. 50a2 Is per
keg. other sizes held at corresponding prices.
NUTS. Fair demand and selling at lSa20c
| for almonds, l4al6c for English walnuts, | lal c
for ilDerts. pecaus 7a9c, and Brazil nuts 6a6bc
per Id. Peanuts quiet anu steady, and Ieu-
nessee quoted 3a35ac Iof req anu 4SaiAC Tor
per lb, as to quality
OILS-Moderate demand and quiet for lin
seed at 5Sc per gallon. Refined petroleum in
, far reqUcsJ at l3at5c per gallon. Extra lard
OIL is held at 70a12c per gallon.
POWDER AND 5HUr-Moderate demand
for powder auu quoted at $5 75a6 90 for rife
, ami 81 25aa 81 for blasting per keg. shot SELL
np at S25a2t for assorted and S2SA29 for buck
POTATOES The supply is ample, though
none selling on arrival. The demand is only
moderate in store a. 45a55c per bu for good
10 choice. Sweet potatoes are held at 50 5Ua3
per brl and dull.
POULTKY-Has been in fair demand and
y the market steady, with large and often ex-
cessive receipts. Live chickens sold at 81 25a
: o. and drr rssed at 81 5Ja3 20 Der dozen. Geese
al S4a5 and ducks at 81 5UaJ 10 per dozen fol
; I've TurKeys are selling at 9alOc for live and
l2al3c for dressed per b.
RAGS-Are IN fair demand, ample offerings
and auotci as follows: Woolen 1al NC per Ii
. for coarse and 75aaSc for iiue. Cotton at 41aC
per lb for No. whI,e, 4c for No. do AMI 24a
2kc for mixed per lb
, RlCE-Flrm market but quiet. and selling at
6ysa7c for Carolina, and 6a6sSc for Louisiana
per ID.
sALT-Domestic is quiet and steady, will
Ohio River anu kanawha selling at Sla1 05 Del
brl OF 5 bushels, ami 81 25al 30 per brl OF
bushels. Coarse Liverpool Is quoted 81 l0al z
, nor sack and Turk's Island at 40C uer hll,