The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-21

alsc per lb. Horse-shoes, IS Ooa5 aS, and mule
shoes. 50 O0aG rs per keg.
previous prices. Pig lead is worth q1za7s<c;
bar lead, ea9c and sheet lead 9s4a91sc per ID.
LEATHER-There is a fair jobDing de-
mand, and the market remains steady
OAK sole, s7a4oc: hemlock do. 2Sas5c;
harness, 84aSSc: rough do. S4a36c;
skirting, 40a42c; American Kip. 65a91c; Frepch
French calf, 81 76a2 Is per III: BRIDE leather,
$55a60 per dozen. and upper leather. 2Oa2oe per
foot
MILL FEED-The demand is generally
moderate with liberal o Oferings and the market
remains steady at previous prices. We .quote:.
Bran $1 50a12, shipstuiis Sl3al4, and nIIddllngs
$l6a22 per ton, all on arrival. Dealers want
" more pertD in store.
MULASSES-There is a moderate demand,
-and the market is steady at 50aJlc per gallon
Tor good TO prime New Orleans.
NAILS-Are steady with good jobbing
demand at 81 7Oa2 81 per keg for l0d to 6Jd,
and propOrtionate ras for other sizes.
NAVAL STORES-The demand is moderate
and market generally steady at thefollowing
ioDbing prices: spirits turpentine 4Sa45c per
gallon; resin, virgin. SOAP 25; NO. ! pale, S4a
A 90; No. ordinary, $Sa3 20, and No. 0rdl-
nary. 50 65az rs per brl.
NUTS-Demahd moderate and prices steady
aud unchanged. Peanuts, 5sa6bc raw, and
'salUc roasted; pecans, l0al2c; almonds, l2alec;
nuts. l2al5c per ID.
OILS--lhere is a fair demand for linseed,
and itcontinues steady at 5Sa6Oc per galcnfor
prime qualify. Lard oil is in fair request
per gallon. Refined petroleum remains
steady, and is worth l4a15c per gallon.
| POTAIO lS-Hhe supply is still large, and
there is a limited demand. Good to choice
n store are worth 35a4 &c per bu.
POULTRY-phe receipts are light, and with
a fair demand the market is firm for Give
chickens, which are selling readily at $4 50a5
per dozen. Live turkeys are also scarce, and
worth l4al5e per lb.
RAGS-There is still firm market with a
geod demand. Woolen sell at Sa9c for soft, and
MaXc for common. per lb. White cotton are
worth 54c for MOL, 4kc for No. 2, and 22la3c
for mixed, per ID.
RIUE-Ihere is still a fair consumptive de-
mand and the market is steady at Ia7hc for
Carolina, and 6a1c for Louisiana, per lb
| SALT-There is O. moderate but steady de-
mand for domestic, and 1t sells at 26c per bu
and ST 45 per brl OIL arrival. Coarse Liverpool
is worth Il 30 per sack, and Turks Island DC
per bu.
| SEED-Cloyer is in good demand, with only
moderate receipts, and there is firm mar
Ret at I6a15Mc per b in store. Timothy re-
mains quieJ and steady at ~ 40a2 so per bu
in store. Flax seed sells at 81 p per bu.
| SHOT-AIoderate demand, and steady at s2Sa
20 per keg for assorted, and $3la52 for buck
shot
| SOAP-There is steady demand and nc
| change in prices. German soap Is worth 7aSc
I'olive 6Aa624c, and common yellow 51aa5t
| per lb.
STA RCH-Demand far, and selling at Az
| 41ac per lb for refined pearl.
| SUGAR-The market is firm, es eeially fol
! New Orleans, wn ch is somewhat advanced
| We quote: New Orlea ms 74aG0t. refined yellow
9a9sx :, extra "Cn lVal015e, "B" white 10M alUAc
"a" white lJMaiUAc, and hard is worth III
for granulated and powdered, and crushed
llAai1%c per ID.
| IALLOW-lhe demand is equal to the re
lceipts, and there is a steady market Prime
Lefty Is worth We and country SIC per lb.
Il IEA-There is a fair consumptiye demand
and. q steady market. No change in prices
We quote: Black.Oolong, S5aWs; eouehong
5Ica$l: Japan, 60a9Uc. Green-Hyson, 4Oa9U1
Young Hyson, 4UcaSl; Imperial, 45ca$l 10, anC
Gunpowder. 5Oca1 IL Der Id.
| -TUBACCO-,rhe offerings at auction for th
past week were as follows: 90 hhds Masol
County, Ny. District), trash, lugs and lcaf-l
hhds new: 8 at S4 1ua5 10, at 81 1Ua7 95, 2 a
sS 55a9 as, 3 at Si0aI2; "a hhds old: IL a
81 s ,a6 80, at $6 05a7 ~, 10 at 80 05a9 6O, 8
at SlOa14 75 II al $i5al6 Is, 2 at $40 rs. SO hhd
Brown County, y. (DistricD, trash, lugs an
Leaf hhds new: 8 at "a zJaj 81, . at IS %, s1O
$l4 SO, at SIS rs; 81 hhds o;d: at ~ 90a5 81,
at S6 a5a7 SO ~ at vs. l5a9 u.s. 80 at $l0al4 rs, Il
AT sl5at9 70, 6 at so 75a23 20. l0i hhds OweI
County, KY lDistgicD, trash, lags and Leaf
hhds, Old at $l3a15 25; 80 hilds: new: n a
50 l5a5 81, 10 at $Ga7 95, 81 at $sali; boxes a
IS ~. 1o4 hlds Pendleton County, ky., Dis
| trlGt, tra5n, Tugs anu lettl--J OlS, az 30 -
Z co, d atsS 45all %, at Sl7a2J 25 81 new, 81 q
: IS 50a5 10, ~ az $ja1 o., II at $3a9 10, z q
$40 7Jaii, boxes at "a 2oaS 10; ]
hhds, new, Boone Connty, Ky, tras
and lugs--4 at $4a5 q, at s6 soar So, a
SO IS so, 3 boxes at IS 73a7 40; hhds and II bx
new Nest Virzinia-5 at So Sja5 50, . at So %
7aa6, Ii boxes at $4ala 25; ~ hhd5 common
Ohio seed at - o. to sc 10; 245 cases Ohio seed
filters, binders and wrapper3--y at $ial 65, 81
at s2a3 95, 81 ut s4a5 u, 81 at S6a7 o. 80 nc S6
3O 81 at Yi0a4 Is, at %15al9 25, 2 at S2Oa 2 b
WINDOW GLASS-Ghere is a moderate de-
mand at previous prices. a discount 10 tn
trade is allowed on tbe card rates, which ar
based as follows: rs Is first quality, ana $6 s.
double strength Ior by 5 and Z Dys per boi
of 5U feet.
| WOODEN WARE-All articles are in mod
crate demand, and have undergone no yaria
tion i'll prices since last week. We quote
i.W ash boards, 81 75a2 u; buckets. two moon
81 65al IS; TUBS. No. /, So: No. 2. 81; NO. 3, S
per dozen, and nests. rs, IS 25a3 90; churns
No. !, ~ 81; No. 2, rs 81, and No. s. 81 81 pc
dozen.
| WOOL-The market remains dull, and th
receipts arc large. No ma erial change j
prices. We quote: Unwasned clothing, z
a2sc; medium deiaine. 35a36c: combing, 81
39c: fleece washed clothing, 3Sa42c; mediui
delainc, 4ta45c; combiug, 4SajOc; tub- washed
good, 40a4sc; choice, 45a .1c: and pulled wool
33a35c per ID.
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