The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19
ter boxes, s15i5aals per case and Goldfish 5aec

GREEN FRUITS-Tbe market is quiet TO
1 apples; with an ample supply and good Il
choice lpstofe sell at sra 50, and on arrivala
4 50caSt per .brl Plums are scarce and wortl
l <2a2 RS per blu. Grapes per M are worth SAD,
for Coneords and Ease for Delawares. We quot,
feH2ns IONS $s99i per box ..-....' D..
\ on arrival, anu Is in fan demand.
I GUNPOWDER-Is IN moderate demand
and steady at 50 25a8 To for blasting, lanC
/ 50 76a6 25 for rifle per keE.
y HA1--The best grades are in fair local de.
mand and steady, but inferior hay is dull
! Prices unchanged. We quote S11al2 Der ton OF
| arrival for No. timothy, and $7alU for lowe
\ grades In store 81 more Is required
/ IFlMP-Hhe market is quiet thoug
| withno maternal change. Rough Kentucky il
1 held at $llOal16 per- ton on arrival, and abou
\ 50 more In store. Dressed Is quoted 9a96c pei
!. pound,
.HIDEs-There is a. moderate demand
| With ample receipts at 596J5c for green hides
\ 7asKcfor wet saDted. llal9Jfdr dry salted and
| 13a1 4SfoF flfnt per Id. Sheep peits are wortI
6otaSttor goDd to prime. f..
HQPSI-lhe market IS quiet and steady. We
| Western iSa2Oc perfb.
Il IkON-The market remains dull for both
| pigron and mateaijle, bat tliereds little Or nc
change ip prices though the o1ferIngs are la &c
| We qlote tie following months rates Tor biz
| MOI Z, $22ag3; DO nhll $2l p22i Alabama, No, J.,
$22a24; Georgia and Tennessee no. i, $2$;
No. 2, S9I; do mill. $2Oa2ll Raw coal and coke
No, l: $s2aM; 2St No S2lass; %if $I8a2l
| No, 2, $22a23; IL. r.. cartWngef, $3Qa40; Ala
barha do, S3SaSS; Georgia and TENNESSEE do,
S2S: OLD car wheels, $40 per ton scrap iron
w ron ght, Mc, anu cast 1sa1c per d.. Bar
from BOiled,'2,45t: do GifafcOaE, 3.65Gg Sheet
iron Boileh 75ci do charcoal. 3.75a6.25e,
! and Russia iron, l6alSc per lb, Horse-snoes, IS
as 25. and mule-shoes, s6a625 per keg.
LEAD-Ihe demand is moderate at previous
prices. We quote pig lead u 2a1Tc, bar lead Sa
0t. lead pipe 9kc, and sheet lead 9Xe perlb.
LEATHElt-Aphere is affair jobbing demand,
and-the market con LnHles ste ady at the follow
ing rates: Oak sole 3Ja3Sc, hemloek do 22a33c,
harness 8Oa35c, rough do 2ta27c, skirting 31a4Oc,
American kip 45a9Oc. French Kip VI l0al so,
American calf y5casr 25, French calf 81 75a2 IL
per 10, bride leather $4Oa55 per dozen, and
upper leather 17a22c!per foot.
LIME! ETC.-Ihere is moderate demand anu
no change, Plaster Is quoted S2a3, cement 81 80
a2il0, and lime 90ca$l per brl.
MILL FEED-lh here is moderate demand
for bran and the market IS STEADY at 80 5UalO
per ton. Shipstufs are held at $lIal3 per ton.
MiddlingS are steady and quidt'at $F4aIS per
ton, all on arrival In store 50 per ton more is
asked.
MOLASSES-Tbere is a fair consumptiyei
demand for prime to choice New Orleans syrup
at 55a6'e'per gallon, but Inferior is dull at 88a
45c per gallon.
NAILS-There is a fair demand, and we
quote S3a3 10 per keg' for 10 to sod, in store,
Other sizes sell atproportionate at prices.
NAVAL STOREo-The market is firm. with
fair demand, and spirits turpentine is ad-
vanced We quote: SPIRITS turpentine; 33 Ia
Doc per gallOn;. resin, virgin, S5a5 rs; No.
pale, s4a5 so; No. ordinary, S5a3 rs, and No. 2
do, ~ 65a2 Is pen brl.
NUTS-Peanuts are in moderate demand and
worth 51sasc for white and 3a51sc for red per.
liz, for raw, and 2a3c more per ID for roasted
Almonds are quoted lSa20e, white WalnutstiJa
I6c, pecans 12at3c, flperts lGaIlc, and Brazil
nuts Sh al0c per Id.
OlLS-Renned petroleum remains firm and
selling at 254a26c per gallon. Lard oil is in
moderate demand, and extra current make is
worth o3aojc per gallon. Prime linseeu is
worth 4Sc per gallon, and quiet.
, POPAIOES-SWeet potatoes are worth 81 Is
az 20 for yellow and 81 25al 81 for red per brI,
in store. Irish sell at 81 9Oa2 90 per brl for
prime, in store, and 81 50al 6O on arrival.
Z POULTRf-Chfckens are in fair demand,
and there is good supply at 50 75a3 25 for old
and 81 25al5 for young per dozen.
RAGS-The offerings are llberal,i and there
is fair demand, with no change. We quote
5c per lb for No. white, 4c for No. =. and
2ha2Zc for mixed per Id, and wooden sell at
5habhc for soft ana %aTcper ID for coarse.
KlCE-Demand mOderaCe at 6a7c for Caro-
lima, and 54aGc for louisiana per ib.
SALT-Domestfc is in moderater request, and,
worth 24c per bu, and 81 ~ per brl of bushels
Liverpool coarse is quoted 81 goal 30 per sack
Turks Island is hold at 36a3Sc per bu, and
dull.
SEED D-There is "a quiet market for timothy,
at 81 75a1 9Jper bu in store, and $E55aI TO on
arrival. Flax seed sells at $l15al 20 per bu
in store for prime.
SHOI-Demand moderate and steady at S3Ia,
81 for buckshot, and $2oa29' for assorted per
keg,
SOAPLThere is firm market and the
demand is fair at 65sa7c for German, 5sIatj.c
for olive, and 5a5bc for family per lb.
. STARCH-Retned pearl is worth 4a4%c per
lb and moderate demand.
SUGAR--The market remains steady and
quiet Wequote 1OalO1 C for n ew Orleans lOiI.
a10Ac for yellow refined, l0gSai1c for extra L(J Z;
H. 116a1i nc for "B" white, and ll55au ,sc far
SAP white per Id, and hard is worth I2e pep lib.
! TALLOW--Ihe market remains steady, and
there is a fair demand at TIC for prime coun-
try, and SC for city rendered, per pound:
TEAAMOderate' demand and steady Market
We quote: Baek-OOlong,' 30a6 &c; SouChonp
i0aS0e; Japan. 6Oa90c. Green-Hyson, g. agEs
onng .HVs6n, 3ocaSl; Imperial, 4Uca$i. and
5UeaS1 III Der Id.
d., TIMERS, SlOCh-lhe demand is fair and
there Is steady market. We quote: Zine
slab, per 10. Sa53se; sneet, 9Xa10bc; block ; |
TN, 23a2bc; copper ingots, 25c; bottoms, 32c |
Draziers Sheet BIC; tin -platei IX), per box |
Sl1 5Oa12 80; do 90, S9alO, and roofing, $8a9.
WOODEN WARE--The demand is steady
md quiet and prices are Unchanged We
Iuote wash boards at 81 75a2 IS; buckets. .
Is 50a6i No. B. S4 50a5 per dozen, and nests, S.
3a3 25; churns, No. !, 50 81; No. 2, So 80 and
10. y 81 So per dozen. ... -
WOOL-Ihe market is generally firm. with
IN, increased though still moderate demand. n
No material change in prices. We quote; I'm
yastfed clothing, 22a2Sc;; medium delaine, 27a'
SC; ioomblng. 8Oa3lc; fleece fwasheu. fine 3Ira
&c; do medium, 30a32c; delaane, 8J;t36c; comb
ng,, 3Sa4Je; tub-washed, gend, 2sa52e, choice,
Ia3Jc, and pulled wool 24al6c.