The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23

blooms, s6la7J per ton. Scrap iron Wrought,
10. and cast, 4e per ID. Bar iron--Boiled, ~
a2.7Oc; do charcoal, 3.1ua3.9Jc. Sheet iron
'Russrl iron. l6afSc per lb. Aofse shoes, s6a
8 2a. and lnaie-shoes. s6U0aG 25 per keg.
LEAD Deinadid moderate at previous
prces We quote pig iead 754a72<c, bar ea5lSc.
Lead pipe &c, aud sheet lead 9ia9a1Sc per Id.
LEATHER -- There is steady but quiet
market. The demand is moderate, with no
material change IN piicse. We quote: OaX
sole, Sal0c: hemoek do. 2saa4e; harness. SSa
SIC; rough do. 24pg7c; sKirtin4, 31,s4Uc; Amert-
can Kip. GUa!l0c; French Kip, 81 10al SO: Amer
ican calf, 81 UOal 30; Fronch icah, 81 7S;G2 10
per lp: bride leather, so 100 per dozen, and
upper leather. 17a22c per foot.
LIME, 1eTC.-Tne demand is moderate, and
we observe no change in prices. linle rs worth
9UcuSi: cement, IL 9Ja2 10 per bri. Plaster is
quoted S2a2 80 for Michigan, and 81 50aa W for
Newark, per brl.
MILL FEED-The market remains quiet
the receipts being i'll excess of!the demand. NO
change in prices. We quote Sill 5Oal2 90 for
brau, $l3al4 for shlpsiuns, and Sl5a20 for mid
lungs per ton, all Oh arrival, and $las more in
store.
MOLASSES-There is q fair demand for
New Orleans, with a firm Market, and good
to choice is worth 52a5Sc per gallon, and in
ferlor Offering at 40a4se per gallon.
NAlLS-Tlie market is very quiet but steady
and unchanged. We quote: $3a3 10 per keg
| for l0d to 6vd, and other Sizes at proportionate
rates.
NAVAL STOREs-The demand is light for
all article, and spirits oftu pentine rule lower.
We quote Spirits of turpentine 37a40c per
gallon; resin, virgin, $5a52o; No. pale, S4a4 so:
NO. ordinary, S3a3 10, and NO. 2 do, ~ 61a2 70
| per bril-
| NUTS-Demand light but market steady at
previous prices. Peanuts are worth baI &c for
white, and 41sa5c for red per pound, raw, and
| 2a3c more roasted. Almonds are quoted 15a2)c;
pecans, 1lal3c; hlberts, 10a12c; Braziinuts,
| onal0c; English walnuts, 14al6c per pound, and
| COtO1nIItg. x
| OlLS-Ihere is very quiet and easy market
| for linseed oil, with offerings at 55a51c per
gallon for prime. There Is but a limited de-
mand for lard oil, and extra current make is
quoted 81 O5al w per gallon. Refined petro-
/ leum Is selling at 1Sal4c. per gallon, with
moderate demand.
| PAINTS, &o.-The market is quiet and
prices are steady and unchanged. We quote
| White leads per Id, 91aalUc; hJnarge, per ID, ga
l0c; patent dryer per 10, 1Sa1jc; Prussian blue
per Id, 6JaSOc; chrome green, l6alSc: Paris
white, 3a4c: Paris green. 3Ja4Oc; Venetian red
3Ma4c; Spanish brown, 2a3c; yellow ochre, 21sa
3,se: lampblack, 9al0c; putty, per lb. ~ a4c.
| POTA iOES-The market is steady with
fair local demand for prime to choice peach
blows, at 4Oa45c per bu. Inferior qualities are
| nominal.
| POULTRY-There is a steady market 70.
live chickens, with good receipts and fail
demand at S4a4 50 per dozen for old, and
SEAS 90 for young.
RlCE-There Is only a moderate local de-
for Carolina; 6aIc for Louisiana, and 6a67at
| for Patna per lib. if
SALT-The market continues quiet ant
steady at previous prices. Domestic is worth
81 d per brl, and 25c per bu, on arrival. Turks
Island is held at 4Dc per bu. Liverpool coarse
| is quoted 81 45al 60 per sack. fi
| SEED-Ihe market is quiet and easy with
moderate demand and liberal offerings at 65a
| 7Jc for hungarian grass; Sja95c for German
milet and 81 20 for prime flax seed per bu.
| SHOI-We quote: Buckshot, $3a32, and
assorted $2Saa9 per keg, with moderate de-
mand. r
market at 6Aa7c for German; 6a6hc for olive
and 5Aa5Ac for common yellow per lib.
sOLDER-Is in moderate request and We
quote it 1Sc for No. !. and l6c for No. per lb
STARCH-There is q fair demand for refined
pearl az 4Aa4Ac per lb.
SUGAR : The market remains qMe
Quote: New Orleans saac, Yellow rme, X
lined 9asxc, extra '.C' lOalO1sc, "B'
4 lb; hard is worth lie for powdered or gram
lated and 1lkal1 &c for crushed per lb.
TALLOW-There is steady market a
previous prices. Prime country is worth 7%c
and city rendered, SHc per Lib.
TEA-There is @ fair consumptive demand
and prices are unchanged. We quote: Blacl
l-Oolong. 35ay0c: Souchong, 6Jca$l; Japan, 60;
9Uc. Green-Hyson, 4Oa9Uc; Young Hvson, 40
asl; Imperial 45casl ~, and Gunpowder. SIC
TINNER's sToCK-The market is quiet
but steady. No change in prices. We qnote
Zlnc-slab per 10. 7kaSc; sheet. lc; block
tin. 2ea2Sci copper ingots. 26c; lotions, ,s5c
braziers' sheet, 82c; tin-plate (X), per box
SIG b0a14 ~; do QC), $40 sOal1 80, and roofing, j
a10 90. M fII
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES potatoes are In mod
crate request at 81 50a2 70 per bull Onions sci
at $lal 80 per brl. Cabbage are worth $5 5Ua
per hundred.
WINDOW GLASS-Markets steady and quiet
A discount is allowed the trade of 40 per cent
from the card rates, which are based on So n
for first quality, and So 50 for double strength
for 8x8 to Tx9 per box of so feet.
WOODEN WAkE-Market steady, but ther
is a limited demand. We quote: Washboard
81 76aS 15; buckets, two-hoop. 81 75al 65 TUBS
No. i, 50 50: No. q 81 90: NO. 3, So so per dozen
and nests. 8s, 50 30; ohurns, No. i, 50 5U; Nc
2, $6 81, and No. 8 81 90 per dozen.
WOOL-Market dull and unchanged. Tn
offerings are Light but more than sufficient t
meet the demand. We quote: Unwashe
clothing, 23a25c; medium delaine, 27a2Sc
conbing, 30a3sc; fleece washed clothing, 3Oc
medium delaine, 33a35c: cOmbing. 37c: tub
washed, good, 3za3sc; choice, y5a37c; pulle
25a2Tc per lib.