The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-31

DRIED FRUrrs-There is moderate de-
maud for domestic Mt ShasKc for apples, and
1Oalic for peaches per H. Foreign remain
quiet and steady. We Quote: Citrop, 28aYyc;
Igs, l4alsc; prunes, 8al0c; dates, 7sa8c; cur
rants, IHaSc per lb. Layer raisins, W 4Ja2 bV
EGGs--T There is firm market, with fair de-
mand and moderate receipts, and fresh arrivals
are worth l4albc per dozen Z, Il. =. g-.
FEAfHERS-Are In lair request. and steady
GlNSENG-There has been a falling of in
the demand, and the market Is easier at 81 03a
! Us per lb for best quality.
GREEN FRUlIS-Apples are In fair
demand at s2a4 per brl for fair to choice in
store. Peaches are quiet with large re-
reipts, and they are worth 81 25a1 q per bu
In boxes. Lemons are worth w 5Ua10, and Or
anges 70 0OaS 20 per box.
dod Gs higher grades rssss are scarce rec @ END
dull. No change in prices. Hs quote saSas6
fol loose, and $23as4 for tight oppressed per ton
on arrival for No. timothy. Common hay is
held at si4ai0 per ton on arrival Dealers ask
$la2 more per ton in store.
HEMP-The market is dull and nominal,
though tile offerings are light Rough Ken
lucky is held at sf45a15O per ton, and dressed
nHal1zc per lD in store.
variation in prices We quote: Green, 6a7 Xc;
wet salted. 7]Sa9c; dry flint 14al5c per lib; sheep
pelts are worth 75caS1 rs for good to choice,
and 20aiOc for inferior.
HOP5-Are steady and in fair request at 9Oa
$50 per pound for new, and 20a25c for old, for
good to prime samples.
IRON-There has been no material change.
Pig iron and malleable are both steady and
quiet at previous prices. We quote the follow
sg at fonr months hias PEI tSn for splg ron
DO, $2ia25; do. mill, $23; Alabama. Geor-
gia aud Tennessee, No. l, $24 UOa26 O0; No.
2 $2B 0Oa24 w; mil, $22 0O. StOne-coal and coke
iron-No. !, ss4a2S; No; 2 sssaa4; mill, saoa2s.
Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
blast, S80a40. Blooms s8Da9O. Wrought scrap
per ID. 1alHc; do, cast, per lb, Xalc: manufac-
tured fiat, round and square bar, boiled, 2Ka
boiled, Nos l0a27, 4a4hc: do. charcoal.
5a55Sc per ID; horse shoes, IS 75a6 w per
keg; mule shoes. 80 75a7 w per keg; steel,
American cast, 17a1Sc; American cast spring
steel, 12c: imported tool steel. 20a2sc; German
steel. Ga l0c per lb.
LEAD-Is steady with fair demand and we
quote: Pig lead, 7a7 &c: bar lead, 7taaSc; sheet
lead, she, and lead pipe, 'xc per 10.
,LEArHEk-,ls. firm, though quiet, and we
American kip. per lib, B5a9Oc; French kip.
81 lOal go; bridle, per dozen, $55a6J; upper.
per foot, 2Oa25c; skirting, 40a42c; American
calf SKINS. 81 l0al 85; French calf-skins, Il 7ba
harness, 23a27c: harness, 34a3sc.
MILL FEED-The market is firm with a
fair demand and light offerings at previous
prices. Bran is WorCh $le 0oa1S 80; shipstuffs.
slsasj; and middllngs, s2Sas5 per ton, on ar
rival. In store dealers ask $1a2 per ton more.
MOLASSES- Tho market quiet and steady.
The demand Is moderate and prices are un-
changed. New Orleans is worth 60a70c, and
refined sirups 45a90c per gallon, according to
quality.
NAiLs-Are steady, but quiet and un-
changed We quote: 10 to oud, $a 10a3 ~; s to 30,
81 35a3 %: to To. 50 60a3 70; a to 6d, SO S5a4;
Sd, s$ 60a4 75 "a IS G0a5 rs; I'd, f. b.. 50 l0aB 25
cut spikes, So 35a3 90.
NAVAL STOREs-There is moderate de-
mand at previous prices. We quote: Resin,
virgin, $5a5 25; No. l ordinary, $S; pitch, 81 90;
spirits Of turpentine, 33a34c; No. pale, $4a
A 80; No. 2 ordinary, 81 Us; tar, a.
70c per gallon. Lard oil is steady and In fair
request at 81 08ai 05 per gallon for extra current
make. Refined petroleum is steady and quiet
ut llaI2c per gallon.
PAINTS, &C.---There is far demand at
previous rates. Wequote: White lead, per b,
9hal0c; htharge, per ID, 10hal1c; patented
dryer, per 10, 15a15c; Prussian blue, per H.,
Goa75c; chrome yellow, 16a1Sc; chrome green,
l6alsc; Paris white, 3a8hc: Paris green, .3Oa
4hc: lam pblack, 9a10c; putty, 4a51ac per lb.
PEANUTS-Are quiet and steady at 61aa6zc
per ib for prime red, and &c for white. Choice
Virginia are worth sa9Ac per lb. Roasted sell
POtATOES-rhe demand Is nominal, aud
no quotations can be given. Sweet potatoes
are in fair demand, with limited receipts at $4a
Ia so per brl for best yellow, in store; red are
worth "a 5Va3 60 per brl.
POULTRY-There is a fair demand for live
chickens, with ample receipts and steady
market at $3a3 5O Tor large, and $2a2 SO for
POWDER-Is steady, with moderate demand
at $3a3 80 per key ior mining, ami $525a5 IS
for rifle.
.RlCE-The supply is limited and the market
is firm at 7tsaSc for Louisiana, and 7a1kc for
Ranggoon. Carolina is held at 8aSZc per Id.
SALT-The market remains unchanged.
Domestic is steady at 28c per bu, and ~ 45 per
bri, on arrival, and drayage is added when de-
livered. Liverpool coarse is quiet at 81 25al 50
per sack. Turks Island is in light request at
S6a8sc per bu.
SEED-Clover is quiet, and prime is quoted
lS4al3Mc per lib In store. Timothy is in mod
crate demand and steady at; " 9oa8 per bu in
store. Flax is worth 81 5U per bu.
SHOT Demand moderate and market
steady at s3la32 per keg for buckshot, AID S2Sa
~ for assorted do.
sOAf-The market is firm, and there is q fair
olive, t,4a6kc, and German, 7a1xc per ID.
STARCH-Refined pearl is in fair request at
4Majc per Id.
SUGAR-There Is nrmer feeling in the
market, with fair demand, but we observe no
material variation in prices. We quote: New
Orleans. S%a9Sc; yellow refined, 91sal0c: ex-
ira &c" lOAalOAc; "B" white, lUIalOXc G;
ga" white. iOAalOXc, and hard, 1lAal1hc
per lb.
IALLOW-The market is firm with fair de-
mand, and prime country is worth 81 aS%c,
and city rendered &c per ID.
TEA-Is in fair consumptive demand and
prices are steady and unchanged. We quote:
Black, 40ay0c pr NJ for Oolong and Souchong.
Green, 4Oa90c for Old Hyson; 45casl for Young
Hyson; 6UeaSl ~ for Imperial, and 9OcaSl 25 for
iGunpoMder.
There is no change in the. rates. We
quote: 7x9 to Sxl0, 81 10; 8xl2, IS rs; ska tl
6xl6, SO; luxl2, VS. 25; 10xi3 to l6xl5, S8 10
1Ux IS to l0x1e $40; l0x2O to lUxS0. $11. Discount
rs per cent. ON these rates.
WOODEN WAKE-1'ne demand is mod
crate ut previous rates. We quote
Tubs, nests, 3s, 81; tubs, nests, 8s, - Is
No. l., 80 50; TUBS, NO !, 81 81; tubs, No. y
IS so; buckets. 81 S0a2 co.; churns. No. l., $40
-churns, No.2. ~: cnurns. No.3, IS; wash-boards
$za2 Is.
/ WOOL-fhe demand is moderate and tht
receipts are liberal There has been no change
in prices. We quote: Unwashed line clothing
per Id, 2la2Tc; unwashed coarse to medium.
asa nc; unwashed combing, 36a38c; unwashet
delaine, 34a &c; washed fine clothing, 88a41c
washed coarse to medium, 40a43e; WASHED
combing, 49a50c; washed delaine 44a45c: tub.
washed, choice picked, 4za48c; fair to good, AS
45c; pulled lambs, 33aS5c; superfne. 35aHc.
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
CINoINNATI, Aug. 3l--2 p. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments