The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-26

fair with ample receipts at 7aSc per Id for
green hides, 9al0c for wet salted and l6a18c for
dry flint Sheep pets are worth 6Oca$l for good
to prime and 25a40c for common.
HOPS-Ihe demand is moderate and the re-
cepts are rather light at 25a-8S for Western
and 32a35c for Eastern, per Id.
lRON-Ihe market has been quiet and
heavy all the week past, and prices are nomi-
nally unchanged We quote as follows for
jobbing lots at four months time for
pig-lrOn: Charcoal. hot t-blast-H. r., No. !,
ana Tennessee No. /. $22; No. Z, $2l; do mill,
$22 Raw-coal aud coke-No. !, S22a24; No.
2, S21a29; Mill, SlSa22. American Scotch-No.
l. S25a26: /. $2ia25; No. 2, $22a23; IL. R car
wheel, $3Oa4O; Alabama do, S3Sa3S; Georgia
and Tennessee do, S28. OLD car wheels, $40 per
ton. scrap ron-Wrought, nc, ana cast, 1sa
&c per Id. Bar iron-Boiled, 2Nc: do charcoal,
345c. Sheet iron-Boiled, 3.25a4.75c: do char
coal. 8.75a5.25c, and Russia iron, l6aioc per ID.
Horse-snOes, So a6 25. and mue-shocs. SCAT SS
per keg.
LEAD-Is in moderate demand and steady.
We quote 7a7nc for pig, TAaSkc for bar, and
9a9Ac for sheet lead per ID.
LEATHEK-Therei is a firm market but there
last report No material change IN
prices. We quote: Oak sole SiaSIc,
hemlock do 25a34c, harness 5Oa34c, rough do
25a.9c, skirting 38a40c, American KID 46ao9c,
French do $lal DO. American calf 9OcaSl 10,
French 10 ii 6Oa2 per lb, bride leather $l5aJt
per doz. and upper leather l7a2Oc per foot.
LIME, ETc.--lhere is moderate demand
for lime at S0a9Jc per brl. cement IS quoted
81 T5al IS per brl. Plaster is held at 81 oJa2 W
for Newark and 50 l0a2 40 for " estern per lb
MILL FEED-The market is 1rm with light
offerings, especially Of bran, which is in fair
demand at Sl2al2 30 per ton on arrival Ship
stuffs are quiet and steady at $l3al4 per ton.
MiddlIngs are selling at SlVale per ton on ar
rival. Dealers want 81 more in store.
MOLASSEo-Prlme to choice New Orleans
is worth 55a6lc per gallon, and demand fair.
Inferior Is offered at 40a45c per gallon and dun.
Sorghum is worth 3Oa3jc for prime to choice
per gallon,
the market continues steady, and ~ to 6Od are
worth $3a3 ~ per keg, and other sizes sell az
proporUionate rates.
NAVAL STOREo-There has been a further
advance in spirits of turpentine, but other
pentine 5ia55c per gallon; resin, virgin, $ja
5 25; No. pale, $4a4 SO: No, ordinary, $3a3 25;
and No. 2 DO 81 6ja2 Is per brl.
NUTS-Moderate demand for peanuts and
steady at Al aj5sc for white and 2ha4Ac for
red, according to quality, per 10. We quote
lSa2Jc for almonds, i4al c for white walnuts,
l8a14c for lDerts, lUal2c for pecans, and 9alOc
for Brazil nuts, per Id.
OILS-There is a quiet and steady market
for hnsee |, and prime is worth 5oc per gallon.
Extra lard oil Is in fair demand at 9Jag2c per
gallon, Refined petroleum sells ut 29Aj9c per
gallon, and firm.
POpATOES-The is firm market for
prime to choice, in store at $1al 10 per Du, and
$3a3 70 per Drl, with moderate demand Moth
ing dong on arrival.
PuULrRY-Dressed chickens are worth
| 50 5Oa3 20 per dozen, with fair demand and am
pie oferingc. Dressed turkeys are worth ~
aldo per lb. J. We geese sell at $ia5 per dozen
RAGS-Are in fair demand and steady
! White cotton areIworth Sc Tor No. l, and 4c fol
No. 2 per Id. Mixed cotton sell ut 2ha2A'
per 10. Woolen rags are worth 6abhc Tor fine
| and %a1c for coarse per Id.
| RICb-Tnere is moderate demand TO
| Louisiana at 5a6c per Id. and market steady,
SALI-There is "a moderate demand for 40
nestle at 81 35 per br Of go lbs, and 24c per bu
| Turks Island is dull at 53a3Jc per bu, an
coarse Liverpool is neld at 81 l5al rs re
sack.
| SEED-Clover is quiet and steady, and prim
| is offere in small lots in store at ljc per Ii
| Timothy Is dull at 81 90a2 per bu. Good t.
prime fax sceI sells ut 81 goal AZ per bu. witt
| fair demand
SHOT-Quet and unchanged. We quote 50
a32 per keg for buckshot anu $2oa29 for as
! sorted
SOAP-The demand is far, with n steau
market, at G1.a7c for German, 6a6kc for olive
| ami 41sa519c for common yellow, per Id.
| STARCH-rhc demand is lar for refineC
pearl at 33sa4,ac per ID.
| SUGAR-Tne market is quiet and steady
with no material change. We quote 9al0c FOL
| New Orleans, lUallc Tor yellow refined, 1ll,i
| q
! l2c for IA white, 12Aal3c for powdered ant
granulated, and 13a1Sl4c for crushed per b
| TALLOW-Is in far request auu with am
| pie offerings at SIC for city and SC for country
/ per ID. pac ed.
'TEA-Moderate demand and steady at pre-
yious prices. We quote: Black-Ooong 3UaS C
souchong 4jayUc. Green-Hyson ayOC, Youn!
Hvson 35ca$l, Imperial 4JcaSl, and Gunpowde
50caSl ~ per lb.
TIMERS SrOCk-Market quiet but prices
steady and unchanged. we quote: ZInc-slab
per lD. SaShc; sneet, 9&alOkc; Dlock-tIn, 23i
26c; copper ingOts 25c: bottoms. 33c; brazlers
sheet, 32c; plate UX), per box, $ll 5Ua12 81
do HC J. a9ai0, and roofing, $Sa9.
WINDOW GLASS-Tne market is steady
and quiet. The cart rates are based on 81 4
for first quality, and n for double strength, foi
Z by 10 to 8 by ~ per box Of 80 feet; and iron
these card rates discount OF 40 per cent. is al.
lowed the trade.
WOODEN WARE-Dem light but prices
steady, and we observe no change. We quote
Wash boards, 81 T5a2 IS; buckets, 2-hoops. 81 Al
al 81: TUBS, No. /, $6a6 50: No. 2. $5a5 50: No
| 3. $4a4 80 per dozen, and nests, IS, S3a3 2j
churns, No. 1, 50 81; No. 2, S. 81, ana No.
/ 81 81 per dozen.
WOOL-The market has been steady al
| the week but quiet with light demand and NJ
material change III prices. We quote: Un
washed, fine, 2la22c; coarse, 4a25c; medium
| 25a26c; delane, 27a2Sc; conlbIng, 31a32c
| fleece washed, fine. 34aS6:; coarse to medium
30a35c; delaine, 37a3Sc; cOmbing. 42at3e: tue.
washed, good, 3!a3jc; choice, 31a3Sc, ant
pulleu wool, super, 3IaSlc; lambs, Z7l2Sc,