The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28
lx. PEACHES are worth l1al9Hc. and

THlJs. anu tdi ne lOf nfuncS III, anu % ava
80 Tor layer rai5lns per box.
EGGS The market is steady with moderate
receipts, and Ne quote 23c per dozen for fresh.
FEA IA ERo--I nc demand is moderate. with
free offerings at 49, per lb Tor prime live geese
FIoH-Ihere IS quiet ami steady demand,
aud little on no change. W quote Mack erel, No.
large, E2sa!4 o.; No. medium. SlI 0OalJ 20:
No. large Sllall 30; No. medium, $40 bU
all; No. 3 large, $40 t0al1; No. medium,
SO 5Oa9 per Drl, and half-barrels one half these
fish, IS bUa6 per half barrel. Sardines: half
boxes, S}4a26, do quarter boxes, $l5 50al6 por
case. and Goldfish 5a6c perl ID.
ENG-Prime lots are worth 81 20 per
lb, with air demand.
GREASN-ls in moderate demand and
steady at 7JsaSc for white, 6Aa61ac for yell
low, and j4l a6c for brown, per ID.
GUNPOW DER-Is iu fair demand ana
steady at 1ia6 25 for rife, and $3 25a3 u fol-
mining powder per lb.
GREEN FRUlrS-There is moderate de-
mand for apples. and prime TO choice in store
are freely offered at 81 coal rs per brL We
quote lemons "a 5Ja5 80 per box, and Creole
oranges s1aS per brl. CranDerries are worth
IS jOa9 50 per brl and $}a3 25 per crate.
HA1-Has undergone no material change.
The hest grades are in good local demand,
wi h free offerings, at $l2a3 per ton for No. /
timothy on arrival Lower grades are dull
and quoted $SalO per ton ON arrival. Dealers
ask AZ more per ton in store.
HEMP-The markets. easy under more lib
eral receipts, and we quote rough Kentucky
SliOal20 per ton on arrival, anu IS more In
store. Dressed is quoted 9a91sc per ID.
HIDES-lhere Is u fair demand, and market
steady. We quote; Gaze for green, Sa9c for
wet salted, and llai4c for dry salted per lib.
Sheep pelts sell at 25a4Oc for inferior, and
60caS1 for good to prime
HOPS-l mere is a moderate though steady
demand with ample offerings Of choice Eastern
at 35a3jc and Western AZ 3Oa53c.
IkON-The market has undergone no ma
terial change. The demand Is light both for pig
and ma leable. We quote pig iron, months
time: Charcoal, hot blast-H. H., No. ],
sz3a2S so; No.9, $22a23; do mill, $22; Georgia
anu Tennessee No. /. $22: No. 2, $2l; DO mill,
$22. Raw-coal and c0ke-Ao l, $22a24; No.
,, S21a29; Mill, $lSa22 American Scotch-No.
wheel. $90a4O: Alabama do, $33a3S; Georgia
and Tennessee do, $28. old car wheels, $40 per
ton. scrap iron w rOuglity Ac, and cast, 1aa
%c per ID. Bar iron-r Boiled, axe: do charcoal,
3.45c. Sheet IRON Boiled, 3.25a4.76C; do char
coal. 3.75a5. 25c, and Russia iron, l6alSc per lb.
Horse SHOES, 50 as 25. and mule shoes. $6a6 25
per keg.
LEAD-The market is steady and quiet. We
quote pig lead 7a7hc, bar lead SaShc, and
sheet leaf 9a04c per ID.
LEATHEk--'Hhe demand is moderate, and
there is steady market at previous
prices. We quote: Oak sole 51a3jc,
hemlock do 22a3Sc, harness 3Oa34c, rough do
23al7c, skirting 36a3Sc, American kip 45aSjc,
II
French uo$1 soar per Id, bride leather $l0a5O
per dOz. and upper leather l5alSc per foot
LIME, ETc.-lhe demand is very moderate.
We quote s0a9lc for lime, 81 76al go for cement,
and 81 l0a2 40 for plaster per brl.
MILL FEED-COntinues quiet and steady
for all articles and no material change. We
quote 80 50al0 per ton for bran, $i2al5 for ship
SUITS, and $lSa23 for middlings per ton on ar
rival, and SO more in store.
MOLASSE>-New Orleans syrup is steady
III fair a Tn,.
prime to choice. Common is dull at 35aIOc per
gallon.
NAILs-Are steady, with fair demand. and
10 to God sell at $3aS IL per keg and other sizes
at corresponding rates
NAVAL SrOREo-Demand moderate at
previous prices. We quote: Spirits of tur-
pentine. 4Jal2c per gallon; resin, virgin, $5a
25; No. pale, $4a4 SO: No, l ordinary, S3a
25; and No. do. S2G5a2 rs per bril-
NUTS-Peanuts are in fair demand and
there are free offerings at 5a6c for white and
2&a34c for red per IL, according to quality.
Brazil nuts are worth 9alOc, HlUerts 10al1c,
pecans llal2c, white walnuts l4a;6c, and al
monds 1Sa20c perlb. Cnestnuts sell at So 75a3 70
per bu.
OILS-Llnseed is in limited demand, but
steady, and prime is quoted 5Sc per gallon.
There is fair demand for extra lard oil at
9Ua92c per gallon. We quote refined petroleum
2ja26c per gallon, anu demand fair.
POTAIOES-lhB market is steady, with
moderate demand and large supply, and prime
to choice are 5Oa6JC per Du on arrival, and sell
at S2a2 25 per brl in store.
POULTRI-The market is dull and easy
under heavy receipts. Live chickens are
worth s2a3 per dozen, and about the same
prices for dressed, according to quality. Tur-
keys are quoted 7aaSc for live, and l0a12c for
dressed per lb. Ducks are worth $3a4 SO per
per dozen for dressed.
RAGS-Steady and unchanged, with fair de-
mand. We quote 81 for No. white cotton and
4c for No. 40, and 2%a2'lc for ass0rte cotton.
Wooden are worth 6a61ac for soft and %a%c
for common per ID.
RICE-The demand is moderate. and we
quote 491a6c per Id for Louisiana, new crop.
Cardinals not yet in the market
SALT-We quote domestic 81 35 per bri, and
84c per bu, with moderate demand. Liverpool
coarse is worth 81 15a! 20 per brl. Turks
Island cOtnues dull at J6a37c per bu.
SEED-There is good jobbing demand for
clover, with moderate offerings, and firm al
15c per ID in store and 4al41ec on arrival.
Prime timothy is held at $2a2 10 per bu in
store, and dull. Flax seed is worth IL 3Oa1 DO
per bu.
SHOT-Moderate demand ami steady. Buck
shot are worth $jla32, and assorted $2oa29 per
keg.
sOAP-steady and fair demand at 5a51sc for
common yellow, and 64a74 for German per 10.
oTARCII-Relined pearl is worth 4a41sc per
lb, and there is moderate demand
oUGAk--Continues steady with fair con-
sumptive demand. We quote S1alJc for New
Orleans, yellow refined l0Aallc, clarafed a
llkc, extra "C' l1Aallhc, AZ white "a
l2c, granulated and powdered 12Ial3c, and
crushed 131al3Ac per 10.
TALLOW-Prime country sells at SaSHc
and city at SIC per lb, with ample receipts
and fair demand.
TEA-There is q fair demand, and the mar
ket is steady We quote: Black-Oolong 3Oa
C, Souchong 4Oa9Oc, Japan 6OajJc. Green-
Hyson 3ja90, Young Hyson 35caSl, Imperial 4Jc
aSl, and Gunpowder 5Oca$l IL per lb.
TIMERS SlOCk-lhe demand is moder-
ate but prices are steady with no material
change: We quote: Znc-slab, per lD. SaS1ac;
sheet, 9%al0}ac; block-tn, 23a25c; copper
ingOts, 25c; bottoms, 33c; brazers' sheet, 32c;
tin plate QX), per box, $ll O5a12 81; do QC), 80
ai0, and roofng, S9a9
WINDOW GLASS-Thcre is a moderate de-
mand at previous prices. A discount is allowed
the trade OF Az per cent. from card rates, which
are based on 81 2, for 1st quality, anu 81 for
double strength for 7xll tO SXlU per box Of 81
feet
WOODEN WARE-The demand is only,
moderate and prices unchanged. We quote
Wash boards, 81 T5a2 10; buckets, 2-hoops,
81 4Uai %; TUBS, No. l, S6a6 50; No. 2. $6a5 so /:
No. 3, $4a4 80 per dozen, and nests, IS, $3a
3 %; churns, No. 1, 50 5U; No. 2, IS 50, and No.
3 81 30 per dozen.
WOUL-rhe market is firm though quiet,
with light receipts and very little
demand. Ne material change il
prices. We quote: Unwashed, fine, 2la22c;
coarse, 24a25c; medium. 25a26c; delaine. 27a2Sc :
combng, 31a32cJ fleece washed, fine. 34a36c !;
coarse to medium, 30a35c; delaine, 37a3Sc