The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25

blast. II. r., s45; Alabama, Georgia and
blooms, a6Oa7J per ton. scrap iron, wrought.
ic, and cast, %cf per ID. Bar iron, boiled, 2BO
a2Ec; do charcoal, 3Ka3.7Oc: sheet iron, 0oiied
3.l0a4.20c: do charcoaL a.6Oa5 7Oc. and & hussia y.
iron, I6alSc per Id. Horse-snoeS, % O0ao 20s
and mule-shoes. SO OOa6 25 per keg.
LEAD--rnere is q better demand, but prices
are steady at71sa7zc for pig lead. ea9c for bar.
&c for lead pipe, and 9ka9kc for sheet lead
LEATHER-There is quiet and an easy
market. Prices have downward tendency.
The JobDlng rates are as follows:
OAK sole, slaaoe; nemlSek DO. ssa4c ssas4c
skirting. s7a40c; American kip. 60a9Oc; French
KID, 81 lOal so: American calf, 81 0Oal 30;
French calf, 81 75as Is per 10: bride leather,
s Os80 per dozen, and upper leather, lIaS2e per
foot
LIME, ETc.-Is steady and in fair demand at
9Oca$l per bril- Plaster is quoted s2a2 81 for
Western. and 81 5Ua3 for Eastern made. Ce-
ment is worth 81 yla9 10 per bril-
MILL FEED-Tnere Is q steady market
at previous prices. There is q moderate de-
mand for bran at $12 00a12 80 per ton. Ship
lufs are quoted $l4al5 per ton. MiddllDgs
are worth Sl7a23 per ton, all on arrival. In
store 81 more per ton.
MOLASSEo-ph market is quiet and steady.
There is fair consumptive demand for good
TO choice New Orleans at 60a57c per gallon.
Inferior quality is quoted 4Oa45c per gallon
NAILS-Are firm with fair demand and we
quote them s3a3 ~ per keg for lOd TO 6Jd, and
| other sizes at corresponding figures.
NAVAL STORES-Splrits OF turpentine are
! in fair request and firm, and the market is
rather quiet for other articles, We quote:
Spirits of turpentine 24a45c per gallon; resin,
virgin, S5 O0a5 %; No. 1 pale, $4a4 SO; ordin-
ary, ssas 25, and No. 2do, 81 65a2 IS per brl.
| NUTS-Demand moderate and prices steaay
ami unchanged. We quote; Peanuts, 5ha6hc,
| Qu10 M rna
| t1lberts. 9a12c; Brazil-nuts, Wal2c, and wal
nuts. l2ai5c per lb.
OILS-There is steady but moderate de.
mand for linseed at 6Oc per gallon for prime.
Extra lard is in fair request and worth 81 lOa
II 12 per gallon. We quote refined petroleum
I14a15c Der gallon and moderate demand.
PAINTS, ETC. --Market steady, with fair de.
maIid at the following prices. White lead, pei
ID, 9XaiJc; lluharge, per lb, 9alOc patent tirye
4 per 10, 13a15c; Prussian blue, per Id, 60aS0c
chrome yellow, 16alSc; chrome green. 16al6c
Paris white, 3a4c: Paris green, 3Oa40c; Vene
tian red, 81Sa4c; Spanish brown, 2a5c; yellow
ochre, ,2Ha3Xc; lampblack, 9a1Oc; putty, per Id
POTATOES THE supply is heavy. and will
only moderate local demand the market con.
tinues dull. Good to choice in store are offered
at 25a35c per bu. A few selling on arrival al
20a25c per bu.
POULTRY-The receipts Of live chickens
are light, and with fair demand they are firm
and worth s5a5 75 per aozen for good to choice
ent, but there is a fair demand, and prices arr
steady. White cotton are worth 5xc, and No
IL, axe, and mixed cotton 22<a5c per lh
Woolen are worth &aXc for common, and g.
|, R1CE-The market is firm, with fair con
sumptive demand. We quote: Carolina TAI nc
} Louisiana 61Ea7c, and Rangoon 6a61sc per 10.
SALT--Domestic remains quiet and stead.
and is quoted 26c per bu and 81 45 per brl on ar
! rival for jobbing lots. Turks Island is neld a
40c per bu and dull. Coarse Liverpool ia il
moderate demand at 81 45a1 30 per sack.
SEED-There is firm market for clover
per lb in store. We quote timothy 50 40a2 so pc
/ bu, with moderate demand, Flax is wort
. 81 l0al % per bushel, according to quality,
SHOT-Quiet and steady and unchanged
Assorted shot sell at S2oa29, and buckshot $3l
80 per keg.
SOAk-Ihe market remains steady an
e there is fair demand at 7aTRc for German
q 6ha6%c for olive, and 51Sa6c for common ye
d SfARCH-Refned pearl is worth 41a41
t per lb, wilh fair demand and steady.
|, SUGAR-New Orleans is in fair deman
g and steady at 9a9xc per lb. Refined sugar
n quleJ and steady at 9a9%c for yellow, 1Ual03t
9 for extra &C" loXalUac for "B" white, lU1l
u lU1sc for "a" white, and hard is worth hall Il
r per Id for powdered. granulated and crushed.
t TALLOW-Is in fair request, and stead,
with city rendered quoted SIC, and counti
e 9Xc per lib.
n TEA-There is quiet and steady marke
a with no material change in prices. We quot
Is Oolong, 55as0c: Souchong. 6lca$l; Japan, O
}; 90c. Green-Hyson, 4OagOc; Young Hyson, a
n, asi; Imperial, 45cas1 10, and Gunpowder, 50
I'd $40 per lib.
l. WINDOW GLAss-There is fair dema
with steady market. A discount is allow
q to the trade of DO per cent. from card rate
3, which are based upon s3 Is for first qualit
and S6 50 for double strength for by and
|, by 8 per box Of 81 feet.
e WOODEN WARE-The market is firmer
=
= menJ in the demand. We quote: Washboaro
@ 81 75a2 rs; buckets, two hoop, 81 75al 65: tup
! No. ], $8 50: No. 2 $ So; No. 3, Sc so per doze
,r and nests. IS, SO 90; churns, No. l, SO 81; N
2, $S 80. and No. 8, 81 so per dozen.
u WOOL-The market has undergone little,
n any change. The demand and receipts a
II both light. We can merely repe
IS previous quotations as follows: Unwash'
i clothing, 25a27c; medium deiaine, Sia33
d combing, 33a35c; fleece washed clothing, 8
,r 3sc; medium delaine, 40a42c; combing, 45a4s
ID tub washed, good. 4oa42c; choice, .45c, al
N pulled wool, 3Oa32c per lb.