The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-27

one half these prices, with a5c extra for pack
ages. White hsh. IS 5Ua6 per half brl. Sar-
dimes. half boxes. $24as6; do. quarter boxes,
Sl5al6 per case. and co fish, 6a6cper lb.
| GINSENG-Is easy and quiet, and prime lots
will not bring over Il per 10.
| GREEN FRUIIS-OraBges continue nrm,
with a limited supply, and Messina are worth
VI v0a7 30 per box, with fair demand Lemons
are in fair request, and we quote them S0a6 DO
per box.
HAY-The market remains dull and prices
nominally unchanged. We quote No. loose
pressed timothy $i6al6, and tight pressed slza
| IA per ton, on arrival. Inferior grades offered
at S6as per ton. Dealers require Sla2 more per
| ton in store.
| HEMP-Ihere is very light demand for
rough kentucky, with molerate offerings, and
it is held at SliOa1l5 on arrival, and $Sal0 IN
store. Dressea is worth 9;4 a9zc per lb.
| HIDES-There Is steady and very quiet
M rKet at previous prices We quote 55Sa7c
ior green hides: 7ha9c for green salted, and
dry salted l2al4e per ID. Sheep pelts sell at
5caSl 25 for good TO prime, and 20a4Jc for in
| ferior.
| HOPS-Demand moderate and supply ample
at 2Oa7lc for Eastern and 16alSc for Western
| per lib.
IRoN--Pig iron is dull and nominal, and
| there Is also very little demand for malleable.
No change in prices. The following are the
jobbing rates at four months: Cnarcoal, hot
| blast-H. r., No. l S26a25 90; No. 2, $1aa23; do
mill, $2la22; Alabama, Georgia and Tennes-
see No. /. s22a23: No. !. $22; do mill, 81.
stone coal and coke - No. l. $22 0Ua23 10:
No. 2, $21 90; mill. $l8a2l. Charcoal cold
blast-H. r., $4Oai3; Alabama and Georgia
4 warm and cold blast. $z8a35; Tennessee cod
blast, S26; blooms, s8Ja7J per ton. Scrap ron
Wrought lc, and cast, nc per Id. Bar iIon-
Boiled, 260a2.8Oc; do charcoal, A80a4c. Sheet
iron-Boiled, 3S0a41c; do charcoal. 4.sJab.9oc; I;
and Russia iron, i6alSc per h. Aorse-snoes, So
as 25. and mule-shocs s6a6 25 per keg.
LEAD-Market steady and quiet. We quote
| 1n,, Ino Sana and
lead, 9ka9hc per Id. Lead pipe is quoted gc
per lb
LEATHERSThere is light demand at pre-
vi0us prices. The joboing rates are rs follows:
| Oak sole, 35a3Sc; hemlock, DO, 22aS3c; har-
ness, 80a35c.; rough do, 24a21c; skirting. 3la
40c: American kip. 45a90c; Frenchkip. 81 l0a
80: American calf, 9JcaS2 26; French calf,
II 76as Is per 10; bridle leather, $40a55 per
dozen. and upper leather 17a22c per foot.
LIME, ETC.-Demand moderate and prices
unchanged. Lime is worth 9Uca$l 10, cement
81 yOa2 TO- and plaster $2a3 per bril-
4 MILL FEED-Bran is somewhat drlner I'M
der an improved demand, anu we quote 1t $S so
40 50 per ton; shIpstufs duh at $l1al3 per ton
middlings are quiet and steady at s14alS per
ton, all on arrival. In store dealers require
Sla2 more per ton.
MOLASSEo-There is firm market, with
fair consumptive demand for prime to choice
New Orleans at 56a6 ic per gallon; inferior
quality offered at SSa45c per gallon.
| NAILS-There is q moderate demand, and
market steady at $Sa3 10 per keg for 100 TO 6Od,
} and corresponding prices for other Sizes.
, NAVAL STORES-Market steady and quiet.
No change in prices We quote the following
. prices: Spirits turpentine, 35a35c per gallon;
resin, virgin, s5a5 20; No. pale, $4al So; No. /
ordinary sSa3 25, and No. do ~ 65a2 rs per brl.
NUTS-Peanuts are steady at 6,ka1ko for
good to choice white, and 3ka5Asc for red, per
, lb, raw, ana 2a3c more for roasted. We quote
pecans 12al4c, almonds 18a2Jc, 1lbcrts 9ai2c,
Brazil nuts 9al1c, and walnuts l4al5c per lb.
, OILS-Linseed is worth SIC per gallon for
prime with lair demand. Extra current make
lard oil is worth sSa83c per gallon. Refined
petroleum is quoted l3al4c per gallon with fair
demand.
PAINTS-Steady and quiet at previous prices.
We quote: White lead, per Id, 9HalUc; liJnarge,
per ID, 9al0c; patent dryer, 10. 13a15c Prlls-
sian blue, per 10, 6UaSUc; chrome green, 16aiSc;
Paris white, 3a4c: Paris green, 8Ja40c; Vene-
, tian red. 3,sa4c; Spanish brown, 2a8c; yellow
| ochre, 21aa3hc; lampblack, 9al0c; putty, per
ID. 31sa4c.
| PAPER-Is in moderate demand and easy,
] with some decline in prices. Wequote: News,
straw and rag, per ID, 1Oallc; book, per lb, l4s
1Sc; cap, per lb, 22a30c; straw, wrapping, lzs.
, per bdl, 2Oa4Oc; wrapping. rag. 12's, per bdl,
t 24a43c: wrapping, straw, las, per bdl, 22a45c:
roofing, tarred. per lb, Sa51sc; do, dry, 31a4c
, per Id.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is q fair local demand
!. for new potatoes but the receipts are heavy
and market is easy. We quote them 81 75a
+ 20 per barrel in store. Old are quoted soc per
bu in store for choice peach blows.
Ill POULfR1-Iherei is q steady market witt
moderate receipts and fair demand, and W,
Z, quote OLD chickens ~ 25a5 rs, and young ~ 20
G | 3 W per dozen.
V RAGS Market steady and quiet at previou
: prices. We quote No. white cotton &c ant
Q No. &c, anu mixed cotton 2<a2%c per ID
Woolen are worth 54a16c per Id for common
r and Base for soft, per ID.
r klUE--Steady, with moderate demand. w,
quote 7a7hc for Carolina, 6a7c for Louisiana
~ per Id.
SALT--Maket unchanged. Domestic !!
. quiet and steady, and we quote 1T 24c per br
' and 81 35 per brl. Liverpool coarse is wortf
. 81 30al 50 per sack. Turks Island remains du
at 35a37c per bu.
: sEED-Ihe market is generally dull with
liberal offerings OF all kinds. We quote Hun.
garlan grass seed 50a55c, German millet 6Oa7Oc
= : timothy 81 6Oa2 10, and prime fax seed 9JC
per bu.
i, SHOT-steady and quiet and no change
:. BuckshOt $3 aS2, ana assorted $2oa29 per keg.
=. SOAf-Demand moderate and prices steady
: We quote German 6z a7c, olive 54a6Izc, anC
common yellow 5a5kc per Id.
SrARCH-DemanG fair for refined yellow al
SUGAR--Demand moderate, and market
, steady. New Orleans is quoted 8kasc, yellow
I. refined 9a9xc. extra &C" I0alUKc, "B" whit,
/ loka1Okc., "A" white lO>4alOhc, and hard IL,
l1h0 per lib,
TALLOW--Demand fair and market stead,
), with liberal receipts, and we quote prim,
4 country 7&c. and city rendered Sc per Id.
TEA-Demand moderate, and market
steady. We quote the following: Black
" Oolong. 30a6, /; oouchong, 4lay0c; Japan, 6Oa
= 9Oc. Green-Hyson, ,a9uc: Dung Hvson, 85ci
. 81; Imperial, 4Jcasl, and Gunpowder, 5Oca$l i
( per Id.
u TIMERS STOCK - Demand moderate
but prices are unchanged. We quote th
a following: ZInc-saD, per lD. 7kaSc
Z sheet, l0al0kc; block-tIn, 25a27c; coppe
/. ingots, Csc; bottoms, SIC; braziers' sheet, SIC
n-piate tIX), per box, $ll 5JaIa 90; do (U),
$9al0, and roofing, $6a9
> VEGEEABLES-Onion are worth 75a2
8 green beans T5ca$l rs, and eabbagcs $1aS Z
per bushel, with ample rec eipts and fair con
y sumptive demand.
WINDOW 9LASS-Market steady. ana de
. mand fair The card rates are based upon SO Z
for first quality, and 50 50 for double strength
9 for 6x8 to 7x9 per box OF so feet, and there is
2 discount OF 10 per cent. allowed the ira .e.
WOODEN WARE - Demand limited, bu
8 prices steady Wequote: w ashboarIsSl 76a2 70
buckets, 2-hoop, Si 75al s.; TUBS, Mol, S8 so: No
:, H. ~ 80; No. 3, So 80 per dozen, and nests. Ss
s3 so; churns No. i, 50 5U; No. 2, $8 80, and No
81 50 per dozen.
n WOOL-The receipts are somewhat large
~ and the market easier under limited demand
a bus there is no material change. We quote
= Unwashed clothing, 20a22c; medium delaine
25a21c; combing, 25a30c; fleece washed, fine. 2
!, a2Sc; do medium. l6a3Oc; delaine, 80a33c
~ ~ combing 3Sa49c; tub-washed good, 25a5oc
q choice, 32aS4c, and pulled wool, 23a25c per lb.
: OATS-Are quiet and steady. We quot
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