The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05

'iron-Boiled, 3.S0a4Ke: do charcoal. 4.eUa6 soc
ana Russia iron. ieaISe per 10. Horss-sRoes, 81
az Is, and mule shoes. t6a6 2S per keg.
LEAD--fs auiet and steady. PIG lead is
werth la1Ase, bar lead Sc, and sheet lead S9la
LBATHER,-D Demand moderste, with q
steady market at the following prices:
Oak sole, yoa38c: bemiock. DO, 22a33e: haT-
ness, 3aS5c.; rough do. 24a27c; sKirting. X1a
4Oc; American kip. 45a9Oc; French Rip. 81 loa
50: American cali, 9Jcas2 IS; French calf,
81 75a2 IS per 10; BRIDE leather S40a55 per
dozen, and upper leather fTaS2c per foot
LIME, Ere. - There Is limited demand.
Lime is quoted sOca$l 10, cement sa oOaa 10. and
plaster S2a5 per brl. .lg. Nod
MILL FEED-There is quiet and steady
market, with no material change. We quots
IS 0ua925 per ton for bran, $flal3 for snip
stuffs, and $l4al5 for middiiOgs, all on ARRIVAL,
AOLASSEo--Prime to choice New Orleans
sirup is worth 55a6Je per gallon, with fair con-
sumptive demand. Inferior quality offered al
5Sa45c per gallon, and Gull.
NAILS-Market steady, with o. moderate de-
mand. We quote l0d to 6Jd $BaS ~ per keg;
other sizes are offered at corresponding prices
NAVAL STORkS-There is a light demand.
and prices are nominally unchanged. We
quote as follows for Leading articles in this
line: Spirits turpentine, S1as G per gallon;
resin, virgin, s5a5 70; No. pale, s4ai 30; No. 1
ordinary $SaS rs, asd Ne. do " 6sa7 IS per brl.
NUT5-Peanuts are worth 3;Sa5Hc for red,
and N a74sc for white per Id for raw. Wequote
Brazi nuts 9al1c, nlberts a12c, pecans 1zal4c.
walnuts l4a15c, and almonds l5a2Jc per lb.
OIL5-The market has undergone liutle OF
no change. WequoLe Insect 5Oa52c per gal
ion, with @ very moderate demand There is
a fair demand for extra current make lard oil
leum 3a 4c per gallon, anu demand fair.
PAINTS-oteady and quiet prices unchanged
We quote: White lead. per lb, ykalUc; litnarge
per lb 9aloc; patent dryer, per ID, 15al5c: Prus.
sian blue, per 10, 6UaSJc; chrome green, 16aiS Sc
PARIS white, 3a4c: Paris green, SJa40c; Vene.
tian red. 8zs a4c; Spanish brown, 2a3c; yellow
0chre, 2ka3tSc; lampblack, 9alOc; putty, pei
PoTfAToEs-The is limited demand, with
liberal offerings of new at 81 ooaS 10 per brl
in store -
POULTRY--Chickens are in fair demand,
and under liberal offerings the market is some.
what easier at s3a3 80 tor old, ami 81 50aS fol
young per dozen. ....
RAGS-D Demand moderate and liberal re-
ceipts. Mixed cotton are quoted at 21.a2kC
per lb. Soft woolen are worth 6c,and coarse Ma
Xc per lb.
k1CE- Fair consumptive demand and NO
change. Carolina is quoted Ease, and LOUIS
Iana 6sa7c per lbs 9
SALI-Domestic is in moderate request, and
steady at 24c per Du anu 81 35 per br for jobb ng
lots. Liverpool coarse is quoted 81 35 per sack
and Turks Island is dull at 35a87c per bu.
SERD--rhere is dull market for Hungarian
grass and German milIet at 5OaJ5c for the for
mer and 55aG0c for the latter. Timothy is
quoted 81 95a3 90 per bu in store, with light
offerings but not much demand. Prime fax
seed is worth QUO per bu.
sHOT-steady and quiet and prices nom
inally unchanged. Buck Rshot are quoted $3la
81, and assorted $2Sa29 per keg.
sOAf-Market firm though quiet, and prices
unchanged. We quote common yellow 6Aa
&c, olive 6Za6zc, and 7aI nc per lb.
sTARCh-We quote refined pearl 4ka4%c
per ID, with moderate though steady demand.
SUGAR--Is in far coHsumptive demand and
firm. We quote New Orleans 0Ha9kc per lb,
yellow refined sHaS,1o. extra .'C' l0Aalokc.
"B'' white 10k a10A C, "a" white 1Uk alU3lc. and
hard is worth Hall nc for powdered and granu-
lated, and II 1sa1lxc for crushed, per lb.
TALLOW-The demand is about equal to
the receipts and there is a steady market at
7%e for prime country. and Sc for city perlb
TEA-Market steady at previous prices and
fair lonsumptive demand. Wequote: Black
OoIong 3Ua8jc; Souchong, 4Jag0c; Japan, 6Ua
9Oc. Green-Hyson. 3ja9oc: Young Hvson, 35ca
81; Imperial, 49casl, and Gunpowder. 5Ucas1 10
TIMERS sToCK-Thc market remains
steady aud quies with no material
change. We quote Zinc c-slab, per 10. y. ase;
sheet, 9%a01sc; block tin, 25a27c; copper,
ingots, Csc; bottoms, 34c; brazers sheet, sac;
in-piate tIX), per box, 81 5Oa12 50; do (IC),
$9aiO, and roofing, $sa9. ..
WINDOW GLASs-Demand moderate and
prices steady. The card rates are based upon
IS Is for first quality, and 50 80 for double
strength for 6xS to Tx9 per box of SO feet, with
discount of 40 per cent. to the trade.
WOODEN WARE - Demand light but mar
ket steady at previous prices. We quote
WashboardsS 81 Tba2 10; buckets, 2-hOop. 81 75ca
81 3d. tubs, No. /, So SO: No. q 81 so: No. g. $6 sc
per dozen, and nests, ss, SO 90; churns, No. i,
~ 81; No. 2, 81 81, and No 81 50 per dozen.
WOOL-There Is still duh market, and
prices are nominally unchanged. We quote
Unwashed clothing, 20a22c; medium deiaine,
25a21c; combing, 2sa30c; fleece washed, fine, Is
a2Sc; do medium, 16a30c; defaine, sUaS3c
combing. SBa4Uc; tub washed, good, 25asSc;
choice, 52a34c, and pulled wool, 23s25c per lb.