The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-28

and fair demand at ~ 0Oa3 Rs per box and l0a1lc
per b.
CUTTON YARNs--Ihe market Is iirm though
quiet at previous prices. We quote; Assorted
Nos, per lb, 25c; carpet warp, while, per
Id, zoe; carpet warp, colored, per 10, S2c;
wicklng, per lb, 25c; coyer!et yarns, &c; cot
ton twine, per lb, 22a24c; cotton rope, per lb,
22c; Zoos, per dog, 12sc: zoos, per doz, lic trot
lines, per y, sOc; staging, per Id, ssc; seine
DRIED FRUTTs-There is moderate de-
mand and steady market for domestic at Iva
lie for peaches and ea10e for apples per lb.
Foreign fruits are steady at previous prices.
Figs are worth l4a18c; prunes, l0Jsallc; dates,
7naec; currants. 7ISaoe and eitrOn is quoted
28a30c per lb. Layer raislns are worth " Ava
2 81 per box.
EGGs-The demand is far with moderate re-
ceipts and we quote fresh arrivals 2ec per
TEATHERs-Are steady with fair demand
at 54c per pound for prime live geese.
GINSENG--There Is a moderate demand and
a STEADY market at 81 05 per lb for prime.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are steady with
prime to choice. Peaches are quoted 81 25a2
per box, according TO quality. Lemons are
worth $lSal4, and oranges ssas 50 per box.
HAY-There has been no change. The mar
ket is steady, with good local demand for the
higher grades. Inferior qualities are dull. No.
timothy is worth s22a23 ior loose, and $20a21
for tight pressed per ton, and lower grades $l2a
IL per ton, all on arrival, ana dealers ask 81
HEMP-The market Is dull under light de-
mand and limited receipts. Rough Kentucky
is worth $14Oa15U per ton, and dressed is worth
l0ai0 0Ac per pound.
HIDES-There 10 quiet and steady market
at previous prices. Green hides are worth ia
7Hc; wet salted. sa9c; and dry flint. 14al5c
per Id. sheep pelts are worth 75caSl 26 for
good to prime ,and 25a5Oc for common.
HoPS-There is moderate, demand with
liberal receipts at l5a2Oc per lb for good to
prime Eastern. Nothing doing in Western.
IRON-Tne market is steady, with fair de-
mand for pig and malleable and ample offer
ings at previous prices. We quote the following
Charcoal. hot blast, H. r., No. /. s25a27; NO. ..
do, $24a2b; mill, s28: Alabama. Georgia and
Tennessee, No. /, $24a26; No. 2, $23a24; mill,
$2s; stone coal and coke iron, No. II $24a2o;
No. 2, $2Sa24; mill, $2Oa22; charcoal, cold blast,
II. r., s4Oa50: Alabama. Georgia and Tennes-
| sec, warm and cold blast, $o8a40; blooms, $50
aso: wrought scrap. la1hc per- Id; cast. do,
xalc per lb; charcoal do, 3ha4c per Id; sheet
5a6Hc per Id; horse shoes, IS 75a6 per keg;
mule shoes, SO 75a1 per keg; steel, American
cast 17a1Sc; American cast spring steel, lie;
imported tool steel, 20as2c; German Steel IOa
LEAD-Continues steady with moderate de-
m0nd at previous prices. We quote: Pig lead,
Tai NC; bar lead, 76aSc; lead pipe, 7%c, and
sneet lead &c per pound.
LEATHER : There is a. steady market
with some improvement in the demand
No change in prices. We quote:
american Kip. per Id, 65a9oc; French kip.
81 lval so; bride, per dozen, $55a6O; upper.
per foot, 20a25c; skirting, 4Oa42c; American
calf-sklns, 81 l0al 85; French calf skins, u 75a
215: oax sole. y7a40c; hemlock, do, 2Sa35c; X.
| harness. 23a27c; harness, 34a3Sc.
MILL FEED-There Is a fair demand for bran
| with light offerings and 1t is wOrrh Sl7al8 per
ton. Shipstutfs are quiet at $l9a2O per ton
Middlings are In moderate request at $24a29 per
ton, all on arrival. In store dealers require ~
| more per ton.
MOLASSES-The market continues quiet
| with no change. There is fair consumptiye
| demand at 60a65c for New Orleans, and 45aS0c
for refined sirups per gallon.
NAILS-Continue steady and in fair de-
mand. We quote: $s00a3 Us per keg for 10 to
6Od, and proportionate rates for other Sizes
NAVAL STOKES-The market rules firm,
with better demand We quote: Resin, virgin.
$5a5 20; No. ordinary, $S pitch, "a 90; spirits
of tarpentiaSes, y 4, aS6o No. pae s4a4 So No.
OILS-Llnseed is In limited request and
weak. 1t is worth 63a85c per gallon for best
quality. Lard oil is steady. with fair demand
at 81 03ai o. per gallon. Refined petroleum
is still firm at l3ai4c per gallon.
| PAINTS, 20. 4. The market is quiet and
steaiy. with no change in prices. We quote:
White lead, per ib, 91la10c; lltharge, per Id,
blue, blue per Id, eSa78c; chrome yellow, 16alsc,
chrome green, 16alSc; Paris white, 3a31sc;
| Paris green, 30a40c; Spanish brown, 2a3c;
yellow ochrc, 2&a4hc; lampblack, -aal0c; putty,
PEANUTS There is a limited demand and
the market is quiet and easy. We quote: Red,
5a6c, and white, Sa9c per Id for prime quality.
POrATOES-Sweet potatoes are steady, with
| moderate demand and ample receipts, at
50 25a2 so per brl. Irish are frmer under an
improved demand, and are worth 81 5Oal Is per
brl in store.
POULTRY-There lsa quiet market for live
chickens, with moderate receipts and demand.
They are worth 50 50aS 50 per dozen, accord
| ing to size and condition.
POWDER-There is q steady market with
fair demand at previous prices. Rifle powder
Tis worth IS 25a5 70, and mining $3a3 80 per
RiCE-The offerings are liberal and there is
fair demand at SaShc for Carolina; 7AaSAc
for louisiana, and 7a71sc for Rangoon, per lb.
| RAGS-There has been no change. Mixed
cotton continue in fair demand at 2%a3c per
lib; woolen are aull and held at %azsc for COM
mon, and 4a5c for soft, per Id.
SALT-There is a steady but quiet market
| for all kinds. Domestic is quoted 26c per bu,
and 81 As per brl. liverpool coarse is worth
81 25al SO per sack. Turks Island, a2aS6c per
bnshel
sEED-Timothy. is in limited demand ats2 go
at l2jSc per lb. Flax is quoted 81 3Ja1 40 per
SHOT-The market is steady at previous
prices, though the demand is but light We
quote: Buckshot, $SlaS2. and assorted S2Sa29
SOAf-Is firm, with fair demand ana high
er. We quote: German, 71saSc: olive, 6Ac,and
common yellow, 5xa6hc per lb.
STARCH-The demand is moderate and there
is steady market at 4xa5c per lb for leiined
pearl,
SUGAR-There has been no material change.
The market remains fair with fair demand.
WeguOte: Yellow refined, 9Hal0c: extra "C,"
l0X alUxc c; s'B" white, 10x a10Xc; ga" white,
10X gallo, and hard, l1kal1xc per lb.
TALLOW-Is firm, with good demand, and
we quote: Prime city exc, and country, 9c
per Id.
TEA-The demand continues fair and there
is steady market. We quote: Black, 85aS5c
for Souchong, and 35ay0c for Oolong. Green
40caS1 for Young Hyson; 40a90c Tor Hyson;
45caSl ~ for Imperial, and S5cayl 10 for Cum
WOODEN WARE-Demand moderate and
prices unchanged. We quote: TuDs, nests, 3s,
ST.; tubs, nests, 8s, So rs; tubs, No. l, So; tubs,
NO. y, 81; TUBS, NO. ., IS; buckets. 81 SOa2 o.;
churns, No. i, $40: churns. No. 2. 81: cnurns.
No. 8, So; wash-boards, s2a2 Is.
WO0L-There is quiet and steady market
at previous prices. We quote: Unwashed-
Fine merino at 25a27c; coarse and medium
clothing, 2Sa;;0c; medium delaino, 35a56c, and
long cOmbing, 87a3So. Fleece washed-Fine
merino, 3Sa40c; coarse ana medium clothing,
40aa2c;. medium delane, 44a45c; long combing,
4Sa50c; bury ana feece-grown, 3a7c less, ac-
cording to condition. washed-Fair to
gocu, 43aa5c; choice picked, 45a47c. Pulled
wool, S3as5c.