The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21

sheep pets sell at T5casl rs for good to prime,
and 20ad0c for common.
HONEY-Is in fair request. with ample re-
ceipts. and comb is worth s0a3sc per lb for good
to prime.
AOPs-The market Is dull, with large sup
ply, and we quote prime to choice 15alfc per ib.
IRON, ETo.-There has been no change OF
any consequence. Pig iron is in moderate de-
mand, and there is not much sale for malleab Q.
We give the following rates at four months for
pig iron per ton: Charcoal, hot blast, III.
R., No. l. s2sa26; No. 90, IA; mill, s22a23;
Ala, Geor and Tenn, No. !, s24a25; do No. 2.
%; No. 2, S2s; mill, $20a22; charcoal cold
blast, III. r., S40a5U: charcoal, warm and cold
blast, Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, SO
a40; blooms, charcoal, $50a9J; scrap iron, per
Id, wrought, 1a1 nc: cast. xalc: bar iron, per
lb,. common, 2Aa2Hc; charcoal. Sha4c; sheet
iron, per lb, boiled, 4a44c; Russian, l6aloc;
charcoal, 6a5hc; shoes, per keg, horse. 50 7Sao;
mule, 50 75a7
LEAD-Is firm, but quiet, and there is little,
if any, change in the market Wequote: Pig
lead 7hasc, bar Sa9c, and sheet lead 9kc per
Id.
( LEATHER-Them market is steady, with mod
crate demand and prices unchanged. The fol-
lowing are the jobbing rates. American kip,
per lb, 65a9Uc; French KIP. 81 lOal 50; bride,
per dozen. $55a6O; upper per foot, 2Oa25c; skirt
ing, 40a42c; American calf-skms. 81 i0ai 35;
French calf-skins, 81 75a2 15; OAK sole, YTa40c;
hemlock do, 2Sa35c; Il. harness, 23a21c; har-
ness 34a3oc.
MILL FEED-There is continued quiet and
steady market at previous prices. Bran is
worth Sl3a14, shipstuffs, 5 5al6, and middllngs
$2Ua24 per ton, on arriva, and So more in store.
MOLASSEs-There is continued steady
market, with no change in prices. New Or
leans is worth 5Ua60c, anu golden sirups are
quoted 45a9Oc per gallon, according to quality
NAILS-There is q light demand, but the
market Is steady and unchanged. We quote:
s5a3 per keg for 1Od to 6Ud, and other sizes at
prOportionate rates.
| NAVAL STORES-The market is steady and
quiet at previous prices. We quote: Resin,
virgin, $5a5 %; No. ordinary, $5; pitch. s4 5O
spirits Of turpentine, 43a45c; No. pale, $4a
| 50; No. 2 ordinary. 50 So: tar, "a.
UILo-Linseed continues in moderate de-
mand and steady at 6Uc per gallon for prime
Lard oil Is firm, though quiet, and extra cur
rent make IS worth 81 0sa1 10 per gallon. Re-
fined petroleum sells at l2a13c per gallon.
PAINTS, &C.-Demand moderate and mar
ket steady, as follows: White lead,per lb, 9Ha
| 10c; huharge, per lb, 101aal1c; patent dryer,
| per 10. 14a15c; Prussian blue, per Id, 65a75ci
chrome yellow, 16alsc; chrome green, 16alsc
| Paris white, 3a3hc: Paris green. 3Oa40c; Span
| ish brown, 2a3e; yellow ochre, 2%a4ac; lamp
black, 9a10c: putty, per lb, 4a5c.
v PEANUTS-Light demand, but steady. We
quote good TO prime red Az a6c per land white
POTATOES-Ther is a limited demand with
a large supply, and prices are unchanged. We
quote choice peachblows 50c per bu, and infe-
rlor aIe Wor'h 4oo III s'oio' az" io0 i0'' pei W
| POULTRY-The market is well supplied
with all kinds, and there is fair demand
| We quote: Chickens, live or dressed. s2 75a3 81
ducks, $3a4; and geese $5a5 50 per dozen. Tur
keys are worth 10c per lb for dressed, and 81 fo
| live.
| POwDER-Is in fair request and firm at $9,
8 81 for blasting, and 80 25a5 I5 for rifle per keg
| RAGS-Are firm and in fair demand witt
limited supply: Wnite cotIon are worm on
S1c, and woolen 71aasc Tor SOFT, and Aa%c 10
RICE-There is q. fair consumptive deman'
and we quote Louisiana7aSc' ana Carolina N
SALT-There is moderate demand for DO
nestle at % per Drl ana zoc per ou, on az az
rival Liverpool coarse is steady at " 5O pc
sack. Turks Island Is quoted ooaSSc per D
and quiet
sEkD-Ihere IS falr demand 1or glover "a
13c per lb in store, or l21sc on arrival Ilmoth
is quoted ~ 5Oa2 W per bu on arrival Flax
seed sells 81 goal 20 per pu LOT good, 70 arrive.
SHOr-Demand lair at SSoa1S ior ASSORTED
and $3la32, for buckshot, per keg.
!; lows: Common yellow bha6c, famliy o%aoM'
olive 61aa7c, and German IaIHc per 10.
| SUGAR-Market steady and quiet. New VI
leans is worth 7aShc; yellow refined, W a9Nt
! extra ''C." lOhal0Mc; "B, white. loAalOxc
"a" White, I1Halo%c per lp' h"ro ID quoVe
la1i ao Pr in ,,,,o;r roo,,ost Of h.<oso ar I,
TlA1TnWIThereis % steadv marxet and II \
! ao.aand AVA racn,nts are ahout enmai w "
aoou nta e.;,a ~ .,tv or an conntrv So nor
, 4TTpEA 4TEA1%There The is Z fair consumptiye deman
and the market is irm. We aIlote: Black.
0olong sSay0'.: souchong, 5ica$f; japan. 90
0,c GSreen-U yson. 4(DatNlc: Younp Hvson. 40c
si. Imneria,. 45casi 10 and Gunpowder. bpe
, a 10 ner In.
TOBACCO-Tbe offerings at auction for ii
week were 329 hhds and l69 boxes. as follow.
los hhds Mason county, Ky., (Dlstrict) trasl
incs and ieaf-2 at $5a5 s0 q at KS 6JaT 50. II ,
Ssa9 90. 81 at $lOal4 Is. 20 at S15a19 h
Ia at S9a27 rs: 1917 hhds and
boxes Brown county. O., (Distrctl-4 a
Aa525. 10 at soar So. at So 5OaS 90. 46 at slO
f3 rs, So at ia 50, s az $40 25a22 75, boxes
80 b0alS 80; 80 hdS Owen county, Ky, (Distric
ras az aau S "a ~ ~ ~ a. ' esS