The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-12

per ton. Lew gra les are neglected and offered
at $Ial0, according 10 quality. per ton, all on
arrival. Dea ers asa i2more in stove.
!lHMP--fhere is II quiet market, though
steady. with moderate receipts, and we quote
81 ,0all5 per Ton for rough Kentucky, on ar
rival and IS more IN store. Dressed is selling
in johbing lots at 9a91fc peln.
HIDho-Arc IN. fair demand, with moderate
receipts, and the market rules frm. Green
hides are worth 1aSc, wet salted 9al0e, aud dry
salted and flint l6alSc per ID. Sheep pelts are
worth 60ca$l for good TO prime, and 25a40c for
inf ferior
HOPS-There is a very quiet market with
liberal offerings at 28a301 Tor Western, and
33a35c for prime 70 choice Eastern, per lb.
lkON-Ihe market remains quiet and steady
There Is only moderate demand for both pig
iron and malleable. Prices are unchanged.
/ he Following are the rates at 4 months time
for pig-iron: Charcoal, hot blast-H. r.. No. ],
S23a25 80; No.2, $22a23; do mill, $22; Georgia
ana Tennessee No. l, $29; No. 4 $2i; do mill,
$22 Raw-coal aud coke-=No. ], $22a24; No.
2 $2la22; Mill, Slsa22. American Scotch-No.
l, se5a26: Is /. S2ia25; No. 4 $2aa23; IL. r.. car
wheel, $3Oa4U: Alabama do. SB3a33; Georgia
| and Tennessee do S29. Old car wheels, so per
ton. scrap iron Wrought, &c, and cast, 1sa
&c per ID. Bar iron Boiled, axe: do charcoal,
S45c. Sheet ron--Boiled, 3.25a4.T5c; do char
coal. 3.75a5.1Sc, and Russia iron, l6alSc per lb.
Horse-snoes, $5 as 25. and mule-shoes. S6a6 25
per keg.
LEAD-The demand is moderate but steady,
pig lead, T%aSkc for bar, Sc for lead pipe, and
94c for sheet lead per lb.
LEATHlGR-The market is firm, and some
articles are a little higher, but it is gener-
ally quiet. We quote: Oak sole Bia31c,
hemlock do 25a34c, harness 3Da34c, rough do
25as9e, skirting 36a40c, American KID 45aojc,
French do $lal 4O. American calf 9Oca$l 10,
French do 81 6Ja2 per ID, bride leather $l5a55
per doz. and upper leather l7a2Oc per foot.
NAILS-Thcre is moderate demand, and
the market is steady. We quote 3a3 10 per
keg for 10 to oOd, and other sizes at proportion
ate rates.
NAVAL LsToREs-spirits of turpentine is
higher, though there is only moderate de-
mand for all articles. We quote: Spirits tur-
pentine 4Oa42c per gallon; resin, virgin, $5a
. 25; No. | pale, $4a4 so: No, ordinary, S3a
%; and No. 2 do. " 65a2 Is per brl.
NUTS-There is q moderate demand for pea
nuts, and the market Is easy at 44xa516c fol
white, and 2ka4hc for red per 10. Brazil
nuts are worth 9al0e, pecans lila 12c, flberts
l1ai3c, white walnuts lGaiSc, and almonds lSa
2Oc per lb
OiLs-There is a moderate demand for lin
seed at 5Sc per gallon. Extra lard oil is sci =
ing at 9Ja92c per gallon, with fair demand, and
refined petroleum Is worth 856a27ac per
gallon.
P0rATOES-Th market is quiet but steady.
Good to prime are worth 8ja90c per bG on ar
rival, and about 10c more in store
POULTRG-The offerings are liberal and
the demand is moderate. Live chickens are
quoted 81 25a2 20, and dressed " 0Oa2 81 per
dozen. Live turkeys are selling at 6a7c. and
dressed at 9alOc per lb. Live geese are worth
$4a5 so per dozen.
RICk-Is III moderate demand, and steady
at 5a6c per lb for Louisiana. No Carolina yet
in the market
LIME. ETc-Tne market is dull at previous
prices. We quote lime S0a91c, cement 81 7jal 81
and plaster $2a2 ~ per bri.
MILL FEED - Tne market is quiet, with
liberal offerings and demand modeiate for al
l AL -ufl ali INN
$llal3 and middlngs $lSa22 per ton, all on al.
rival, and 50 more in store.
| MOLASSBo-Prime to choice New Orleans
syrup is in fair demand at 55a60c per gallon,
| but common is dull at 35a45c per gallon. Sor-
ghun sells at 25a3jc per gallon, anu moderate
| demand.
SALT-There is steady but uuiet marke,
| for domestic at 24c per bu andSl 81 per brs
Turks Island is dull at 36a37U per Du, and
| Liverpool coarse Is quoted 81 15al 70 per S a. k
SEED-There is steady though moderate
| demand for clover at lje in store and liaH "a
on arrival per lb. Prime timothy is quiet and
| we quote it $2A2 10 per bu in store. Flax seed
| is steady at 81 35al As per bu.
| SnUT-Quet and steady at S3la32 for buck
| shot, and 82oa29 for assorted shot, per keg.
| SOAP-There is far demand, and che
market is iirm. We quote 5a5sc for common
yellow. and 6%a774c for German perlb.
| SIARCH- heie is u lair demand, and tn
market is firm at 4a45sc per Id for refnet
| pearl,
| SUGAR-Is firm and there is a fair demand
| We quote New Orleans SkalJc, yellow re-
| fined 1Gallc, extra 80" l14aIl hc, "A" white
ll%al2c, granuated and powdered 122<alSc
| and crushed l3Kal34c per ID.
| TALLOW-There IS q steady market, ant
the demand is fair, with liberal offerings al
SIG for city an Sc for country.
TEA-The demand is fair, and the marke
remains steady. We quote: Biack-Oolong 3t
as C, Souchong 40a9Uc. Green-Hyson 3ja9lc
oung Hvson 35caS1, Imperial 40ca.l, and Gun.
powder 5OcaSl u per lib.
TINNERS' SEOCh-The market Is quiet
the demand being very moderate, but il
is firm at previous prices. W.
quote: Zlnc-slaD, per lD. Sashc; sneet, 94&s
10kc; block-tl 23a25c; copper ingots 35c
bottoms, 33c; braZiers' sheet, 32C; in-platt
(IX), per box, $ll 5Oa12 50; do (IC), $9al0, ant
roofing, sSa9
WOODEN WARE-There is a limited de
mand. but the market is steady, with no mate.
r, al change in prices. We quote: Wash
boards, 81 T5a2 Is; buckets, 2-hoops, 81 4Ual 50
TUBS, No. /, $Ga6 So; No. 2. $5a5 50: No. 8, sd
4 80 per dozen, and nests, Ss, S3a3 25; churns
No. /, SO 81; No. 2, IS 80, and No. 8 81 81 pei
| dozen.
WOOL-There is moderate demand botl
| for shipping and manufacturing, an,
| the market is quiet and easy witt
no material change. We quote: I'm
washed, fine, 2la22c; coarse, 2ia25c; medium
25a26c; delaine. 27a2Se; combIng, 31a32c
fiuece- washed, fine 34a36c; coarse to medium
3Oa35c; delaine, 97a3Sc; c0mbing, 42ai3c: tub
washed, good, 32a35c; choice, 3Ta38c, an,
pulled wool, super, 3la3lc; lambs, Z7a2Sc.