The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-31

gallon. There is a moderate demand for lard
oil and it remains steady at s3aooe Tor eufrehO
make and g3a9jc for wIn,er extra per salloil'
Wequote redned petroleum 2l7sa2olse per gal
Ion.
POTATOES-Steady and quiet, with free
offerings at 50a60c per bu on arrival, loose,
and IL 75l9 per brl in sto' Q for good to cholce.
Sweet potatoes are plenty and dull az bVafoc
for red and VI 25al 81 for yellow per brl.
POULpRI-Thesu supply OF chickens Is ample,
with fair demand aud the market is steadv,
and old sell at S2 7jaS 25 aud youngat f2a2 10
per dUzen. Live turkeys are worth 7aSc per
10 and ducks 81 75a3 per doz.
RAGS-Demand tair, with steady market.
No. white cotton are worth g., No. 2 4c, and
mixed cotton 21a2%c per Id; woolen sell at
51Sa61Sc for soft, and 2<a2Gc for coarse perl5.
RlCB-Quiet and stea,iy. Carolina is quoted
6 haTc, and Louisiana 51a a5c per Id.
SA 1.-the demand is moderate and do
mestic is worth 2Ic per bu and 81 35 per bri.
Turks Island remains dull and is held at Boa
SIC per bu. Liverpool coarse is quoted II 16a
rs per sack, and quiet.
SEED-Clover is in fair request, and firm at
1870 per ID on arrival, ana light offerings.
Timothy is in moderate demand at S2a9 ~ per
bu in store. Flax seed is worth IL 2qa1 % per
bushel.
SHOT-Dcmand moderate and market
steady at Sjla32 per keg for BUCK shot, and
$2oa29 for assorted.
SOAP-The demand is fair and the market
Is firm at previous prices. German is worth
.
STARCH-Market steady, and refined pearl
is in fair request at 4a4Sc per lb.
SUGAR-Ihere IS hrmer market, with
fair demand. WequOte yellow refined 99i u101zc,
extra &C. 10xallc, "B'' wnite llMall4c, ~
white IL %all nc, powdered and granulated II u
alZc, anu crushed l2%al34c per lb.
TALLOW-There IS continued demand,
with ample receipts, and country is worth Sa
SIC and city SIC per lb.
TEA-Ihe demand is fair and the market re-
mains steady at previous prices We quote:
Black-Uolong 30aS C, Souchong 40a10c, Japan
GOa9Jc. Green-Hyson 3ia0O, i oung Hvson 35c
a$l, Imperial 4JcaSl, and Gunpowder 5Oca$l 10
per lib.
TIMERS sTOCK-The market is firm, with
talr demand and no material cha &c. We
quote: Zlnc-slab, per 10. 8aShc; Sheet 9Aa
lOAc; block-tln, 23a25c; copper ingots, 26c;
bottoms, 33c; braZlerS sheet, 32c; tn-plate
Tx, per box, Sill 5Oal2 50; do QC), $9a1O, and
roofing $8a9.
0O per hid. Onions sell ut 81 50a2 0O, and tur-
nips at $lal % per brl.
WINDOW GLASS-Demauo fair and mar
ket steady. A discount of 4Oa42 per cent. is
allowed on card rates, which are based on "a 25
for first quality, and a for double strength for
7xl0 to SXl0 per box of so feet.
WOODEN WAKE-The market is steady
and quiet at previous prices. We quote
wash boards 81 7ba2 IS; buckets, 2-hoops,
81 4Oal 80; tubs, No. l, seas 81; No. 2. s5a5 80:
No. 3, S4a4 80 per dozen, and nests, IS, S3a3 25;
churns, No. l, 50 5U; No 2, IS 50, and No. 81 81
per dozen.
WOOL-The demand is fair and there is
a firm market, with moderate receipts
We quote: Unwashed, fine, 2la22c coarse, 2ia
25c; medium, 25a26c; delaine. 27a2Sc; combIng,
3la32c; fleece washed, fine, 34aSGc; coarse to
medium, 3Oa35c; deaine, 37a3Sc; combing,
42ai3l: tub washed, good, 3?a35c choice. 37a
SSe, and pulled wool super, 3Oa3lc; lambs, II
a2Sc.