The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-15


HAY-The demand is generally light, and
there has been some decline in prices slnce last
week. There are moderate offerings Oh oid
No. / timothy OF $l3al5 per ton. New nav Is
worth $l0al2 for good to prime, and $Ta5 Tor
inferior per ton. on arrival, and liberal re-
ceipts About Sc more in store. at
HEMP-rhe market continues inactive ana
prlceg unchanged. There are ltmlGed Offer
ings Of rough KentucGy at S0Oa1lU per ton.
Dresse is held al 9a9hc per lb.
HIDES-Market quiet and steady, and
prices unchanged We quote b1Sa7c for green
hides, 76a9c for wet sateb llal2c for dry
salted, and 13a DC for dry fiint, per lb. Sheep
pelts 60ca$l Tor good to prime, and 2OaSOc
for common.
,HOPS-Demaud moderate, and we quote
prime to choice l7a19c per lb.
IR0N--E -ETo-ghe market is steady. with
little more inquiry for pig iron, anu no change
maleable. We quote the follow
ing quotations at four months time:
Charcoal, hot blast-H. r., No. l, S24a2s co.;
No. ,, $22a23; do mil, S21a22; Alabama, No. !,
$22a24; Georgia and Tennessee No. /, see:
No. Z, $2l; do mill, $lUa2l. Raw coal and coke
No. /, $22a24: NO. z, $2ia22; mill, Slsa2l.
American ScoUch--No /, S26a26; B /, S2ia2j;
NO. 2, 32a23; IL. r.. car-wheel, $Oa43: Ala
baha 90, S83ajS; Georgia and Tennessee do,
S2s. Old car wheels, so per ton. scrap iroh
Wrought, lc, and cast, q per lh. Bar ron
Boiled, 2.60a28Jc: do charcoal, B.9Ja4c, Sheet
iron-Boiled, 3.80a4hc; do charcoal. 4.9Ja5 9Uc,
and RUSSIA iron, 6alSc per 10. HOrSe-sloeS, 50
a5 %, and mule-shoes. S6aG 25 per keg.
LEAD--Ehere is quiet and steady market
at previous prices. Pig lead is worth 7s7Hc,
bar SaSJ1c, lead pipe Sc. and sheet lead 9kc
per Id.
LEATHER-The demand is light and prices
are unchanged. Wequote oak sole 3jaSSc, hem
lock do 22a33c, harness a35c, rough do 2ia2Tc,
skrting 31a40c, American kin 4Ja9Oc. French
Kip 81 l0al so, American calf 9Oca$2 20, French
calf 81 7ba2 ID per ID, bride leather S4Oa55 per
dozen, and upper leather l7a22c per foot.
LIME, ETG.--Moderate demand and steady.
Lime is worth 9Uca$l, cement 81 9Oa2 10, and
plaster $2a3 per brl.
MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady, with
no change in prices: Bran is freely offered at
Sl0al0 super ton. Shipstuffs are quoted $la
ID per ton, with a moderate inquiry. We quote
mddlings $l4al9 per ton, and moderate de-
mand. About 81 more required in store.
MOLASSEo-Primet to choice New Orleans
sirup is worth 55a6Jc per gallon with a fair
consumptive dem nd; out inferior quality is
dull at 3Sa46c per gallon.
NAILS-Ihere Is O moderate demand and
market steady We quote $3a3 10 for ~ to 6Od
per keg. other sizes at corresponding rates.
NAVAL STUREo-Market dull, but prices
steady and unchanged. We quote: Spirits
turpentine 87haSic per gallon; resin, virgin,
$5aj rs; No. pale, $4a5 50: No. ordinary S3a
26, and No. 9 do ~ 65a2 rs per brl.
NUTS-There is a fair demand for peanuts
at 51saSc for white, and 8a5c for red. Brazil
nuts are worth 61aalOc, hlberts lOal1c, pecans
Liable, English walnuts l4a1bc, and almonds
1Sa20c per ID.
PAINTS, ETC - Moderate demand and
steady al previous prices. We quote:
White lead, per lb, 9halOc; litnarge. per
Id, 9al0c; patent dryer, per 10, Babe; Prus-
sian blue, per 10, 60aSlc; chrome green, 16alSc
PARIS white 3a4c: Paris green, 3la4Oc; Vene-
tian red, 3,S a4c; Spanish brown, 2a3e; yellow
ochre, 2Ha34c; lampblack, 9al0c; putty, per
ID. 3ba
There is quiet market with a
liberal supply, and we quote PRIME to choice
II 5Oal Is per brl; and sell at Sial 70 per bl
loose from wagons.
POULrRY-Ghfckens are in moderate re-
quest with limited receipts, and old are quoted
s3a3 30, and young 81 5Da2 30 per dozen.
RAGS Demand fair with liberal offerings
White cotton are worth &c for No. /, and 4e foI
No. 2, and mixed cotton ~ a2Xc per lb. Wool.
en- 5a6c for soft ana 2+a7Sc for coarse, per lb.
RICE-Market steady and quiet at Ia1 &c fol
Carolina, and 61aa7c for Louisiana, per lb.
SALT-We quote domestic 24c per bu anC
| 81 rs per brl OF Z bushels, and market quiet
Liverpool coarse is In moderate request anC
quoted 81 20ai 30 per sack. Turks Island re-
mains dull at 3ja37c per bu.
| SEhD--Clover is dull, and moderate Offering!
at l7al7hc perl for prime. There is lmitet
| demand Tor Timothy, and it is offered at " 35i
2 50 per bu. Prime flax seed is selling at 9O'
| per bu.
SHOT--We quote $3l a32 for buckshot. and So
a29 for assorted buckshot per keg, with moder
| ate demand and steady market.
| SOAP-Moderate trade and steady, with NJ
material change. We quote 6Jsa7c for German
5&a6Ac for olive, and 6aj%c per lib for com
| mon yellow
| oTARCH-R Refined pearl sells at 41sa44[c pc
| lb, and demand moderate.
| SUGAR--Ihere Is fair demand and no ma
| terial change Wequote l0ill 1sC for New Or.
leans, 104alO%c for yellow refined, lOTal1C fol
extra &C. ll1a1l Hc for "B" white, and liza
| ll4sc for "a" white, and l2c for hard per 10.
| HAllOW--Ilere is a fair demand With q
steady market, ana we quote city rendered SC,
and prime country nc per 10.
TEA-There is fair cOnsumptive demand, and
prices steady. We quote: Biack-Oolong, 3Oa
s C; SouChong, 4JaJOc; Japan. GJa9Uc. Green
Tyson, 3 Ja9JC: oung IL yson, 35caSl; Imperial,
4Jca$i, and Gunpowder, 5Oca$l 10 Der lib.
TIMERS STOCK The marKet remains
steady, and there is moderate demand. We
quote: Zlnc-slaD, per rlD. 74zaSc; sheet 9AalO4sc;
block tin, 2haZlc; copper inGots, 25c; bOttoms,
box, 81 5Oal2 50; do (lC), $9alO, and roofing,
SSa9.
WINDOW GLASS-The demand is moderate
and market steady. A discount is allowed to
the trade of 40 per cent. from card rates, which
are based on IA 25 for first quality and 81 for
double strength for TXl0 and Sxl0, per box Of 90
feet.
WOOL-The demand continues moderate.
We quote: Unwashel clothing, e0agpc; me
dium deIaine, 25a27c; Combng, 2sa3Oc; fleece
30c; delaine, 80a35c; combing, 8Sc; tub
washed, good, 25a2Sc; choice. 32a34c and pulled
wool, 23a2 &c. ... ..a.H
WOODEN WARE-There is O steady and
quiet market. with no material change. We
quote: Washboards at 81 75a2 10; buckets, 3
hoop, 81 65al Is; TUBS, No. l, Na7 so; No. 2, SEA
6 80. NO 3, $5a5 50 per dozen, and nests, IS,
s3a3 %; churns, No. i, $05V; No. So 50, and
No. 3 81 5O per dozen.
---~sS----