The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-04

Oak sole, s7a4Oc: henilock DO. 24as5c;
Harness, 34a3Sc; rough do. 24a2Tc;
sBtirting, ssa4lc: American kip. 60a9Oc; French
Kip. 81 l0al 50: American calf, 81 0Oal 80;
French calf, 81 75a2 Is per lD; bride leather.
s. 0a60 per dozen, and upper leather. Hasse per
foot.
MILL FEED-Ihere is firm market, With
limited receipts. Bran is in fair demand and
worth S12ai3. Snipstutfs are quoted sI4al5, aud
iniddiIngs are selling aG Si7azS pen Ion,sall on
arrival, and u 2more in store.
MOLASoES-There is only q fair local de-
lnand and prices are steady aud unchanged.
New Orleans is worth 5Ua6Jc per gallon for
good to choice
NAILS-Are IN fair demand and selling at
81 65a2 IS per keg for l0d to 6Ju, and other
sizes at pf0pOrtionate te srates. ~
NAVAL STORtS-There is a fair demand
for spirits Of turpentine, but the market other
wise is dull. No material variation in prices.
| Wequote: Spirits Of tarpentine at 4ia45c per
gallon; resin, virgin, S5a1 10; No. 4 pale, Sia
40; No. 1ordinary, sSa8 rs, and NO. 2do, " 65a
| y rs per bri.
| .NuTs..Demandm moderate and STEADY at pre-
yio,ts prices. We quote; Peanuts, 5ha63sc,
raw, ana 8aloc roasted; pecans, l0al2c; aim
onds,-. i0ai2c; llberts. 9al2c; Brazil-nuts Iva
! Rc, and walnuts. l2al5c per lb.
1 PAPER- There is steaply market with fair
demand at the following prices; News, straw
and rag, perlb, 10a1lc; book, ,4a1Se; cap. 22a
/ 3Oc; straw, wrapping, 1875 per bundle, 2Oa40c;
4 wrapping, rag, ig's per bull, 2Aaasc; wrapping,
1 bbfhW, t6f bul. Szd4JSs fOOung, bdffetl, per
lb, SaShc: roofing, dry, S1sa4c.
| PAlkTS55,Are steady, with only moderate
demand. We quote: White lead, per Id, 91Sa
Zoe; hJharge, per lb, lO1sal1c; patent dryer,
per 10, 14al5c; Prussian blue, per Id, 6oa75c;
1 chrome yellow, 16alsc; chrome green, l6alsc;
Paris white, 3a3hc: Paris green, 3Ja40c; Span
| ish brown, 2a3c; yellow octre, 2Aa41sc; lamp
black, 9a10c; putty, per.ib. 4a5c.
OlLS-Tnere is u moderate demand for lin
seed, and it is worth 5Sa60c per gallon. Lard
oil is in fair reqaest, and extra current make
sells at 81 l0a1 IL per gallon. Refined petro-
leum IS quoted l4al5c per gallon, and demand
moderate.
PoIAToEs-There is still dull marke,
with large offerings at SOa4Oc per bu for good
| to choice in store.
| POULTRY.-Live chickens are in fair re-
quest with liberal receipts, and good to choice
1 sell at "a 25a5 no per dozen.
| RAGS-Yhere is still good demand. We
quote: woolen, 8a9c for soft, ana %axc
| for common. White cotton are selling az SIC
for No. /, Axe for No. z, per lb; and 2%asc for
mixed cotton per Id.
and prices are unchanged. We quote: Caro-
Ina 7a7hc, Louisiana 6ha7c, and Rangoon Ga
t61ac perlb. ?
/ sALT7The market has undergone NO ma :
i terial change. There is a moderate demand
for domestic at 81 45 per bri and 26c per in.
jJobbing sales on arrival and drayage added
when delivered. Turks Island is worth 4Oc
per bu, with limited demand. Coarse Liyer-
puoi lS .ctUauy 1ulcG NJ Sl 6U per sack.
4 SEED-Clover is in moderate request, but il
remains steady 16al6kc per Id for prime to
choice In store. Timothy is quiet at So 4Ja2 b(
per .bu. Prlme fax seed is quoted Sl % pei
bu.
SHOT--No change and there is a moderate
demand. Buckshot are worth $3laS2 and as
sorted do s2Sa28 per keg.
SOAf-There is firm market with fair de-
mand at previous prices. We quote: Ger.
man 7a75Sc, nlottled 4 xasc, olive b1a6xc, anc
common yellow s1<a6Ac per Ib.
Il STAKCH-1he demand is fair and prim,
pearl is steady at 414a4lsc per lb.
| SUGAR -4he market is firm, with pood
Iconsumptive demand at previous prices w,
quote New Orlee MS 7ha9c, yellow refined 9a9s Y G
, dxtra 'sC' lDal0Hc, "Bp white l0l< ai9lSc. ~
white 1O1&aiO1sc, and hard is worth lie fo
granulated and powdered, and crushed IL ri
III NC per III. -
j TALLOW-The market is steady with re
ceipts and demand about equal, and prime j
worth SIC for country, and 81 C for city per Id
, TEA-Continues steady with moderate de
mand. we quote: Blacakaoolong, S6asOc; Sou
4Oa9vc: Young Hyson, 4OcaSi; Imperial, 45c
!, Il 10, and Guppowder, 50caSl 10 Dor ib.
VEGErABLES-The market is we'll SUP
piled and the demand is fair. We quote swee
potatoes ~ 50a2 Is per brl, onions 81 5Oal Is
: turpips 75eaS1, and cabbages 81 75aa per bril-
Il WINDOW GLASS-There is a fair deman,
and a steady market, with no change. Th
I card rates are based on "a rs for first quality
and ~ for double strength for Thy 40 and 8 b
Z ~ per box Of 80 feet, and discount Of 40 pe
cent. is allowed to the trade.
4 WOODEN WAkE-There is a moderate dc
4 mand and prices are unchanged. We quote
: Wasnboards, 81 75a2 rs; buckets two -hool
a Isl 65al rs; tubs. No. l, IS; No. 2. 81: No. ),
4 I,pcr dozen, and nests, IS, So 25a3 50; churns
|, No. 1, SO 81; No. 2, IS 50, and No. Q. 81 so pc
dozen.
,1 WOOL-The market is dull, and prices ar
!. nominally unchanged. We quote: Unwashe,
clothing, 25a28c; medium delaine, 35a3Gc
combing, 37a3Sc; fleece washed clothing. 3S
, 42c; medium delaine, 44a45c: combing, 4Sa5Oc
tub washed, good. 4oa42c; choice, 45a47c, an,
pulled wool, 33a35c per lib.