The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-29

fair consumptiVe demand for prime to choiGe
New Orleans, which sells at 55a80c Der gallon
but inferior quality is dali at Bsa45c per e al
Ion.
much demaAd. We quote 10 10 GUd $8ay 10 peI
keg IN store; and OGher sizes sell at cores
| ponding p ices
NAVAlsTOREs-D Demand moderate, market
unchanged We quote: Spirits turpentine 33a
Doc per gallon; resln, virgin, s5a5 rs; No.
| pale, $4a5 90: No. ordinary S3a3 25, and No. 2
do ~ 65aJ rs per brl.
NUTS-rne demand is fair for peanuts
with moderate offerings and they sell at 81 aSc,
for good to choIee whIGe, and sa5o for red per
| ID raw, and 2a5c more roasted. We quote
! Brazil nuts sAalUc, nlberts l0al2c, pecans liza
l3e, English walnuts 14al6c, and Almonds
/ lSa20c per Id.
oILi-The market is quiet for Iinseed, and
prime is wort uNc per gallon. Thee is o
moderate demand for lard, and it Is quoted S3a
| Soc per gallon for current make, and 95a91c
| Tor winter extra. Rellned petroleum Is strong
with further advance, and is now worth IA
| 23c per gallon.
| P0TAroES-The receipts are liberal and
there Is only moderate consumpt We demand
az 81 75a 95 per bril- in store, for prime tochoice,
| and 81 45a1 80 per brl on arrival.
| POULThY - There Is fair demand for
chickens with liberal offerings, and we quote
young 81 60a2 rs, and old 80 75a3 80 per uozcn.
| RAGS demand fair and market steady at
previous prices. We quote: White cotton, &c
for No. and 4c for No. . and mixed cotton
21sa22ze per ID. Woolen are worth babe for soft
| and xa2so for coarse per 10.
RlCE-Moderate demand and steady.
Louisiana is quoted a6c and Carolina, Ba7 3sc
per Id.
SALT-We quote domestic 24c per bu, and
81 " per brl of bushels. Liverpool coarse is
quoted 81 goa! 30 per sack. Turks Island is
held at 3ja3Tc per bu and dull.
SEED-There is moderate demand for tim
othy aU s2a2 25 per bushel in store for prime TO
choice In jobblng lots. Flax seed, brings 90c
per bushel. Clover nominal
ShOT-Assorted shot are worth $2sa29, and
DucEshot S5l a32 per keg, with moderate de-
mand and market steady.
| S0AP-Demand fair and market firm. Ger
| man soap is quoted 61sa7hc, olive 5ela6kc, and
common yellow a5%cper 10.
STARCH-Hhc demand is moderate foTr
fined pearl at 4lSa41c per lb.
TALLOW-TheIe IS steady market with
ample offerings and fair demand at 7<e per
pound for prime country, and &c per pound for
city rendered.
TEA-There is fair consumptive demand, and
prices are steady. WequOte: Back-Oolong. ~
az G; SOueh0nR. 40aJOc; Japan. 6Ua9Ue. Green
Hyson, 'a9lc: Young Hyson, 8bca$1; Imperial,
4Jca$l, and GunpoWder. 5Oca$1 ~ per Id.
TIMERS SI0Ch - There is steady mar
ke6, with fair demand ana prices unchanged. We
quote: Zane slab per 10, 7l aSc Sheet 81 Aal0kc;
block tin, 2baz7c; copper lngots, 25c; bottoms,
S4c; braziers' sheet, S2c: tin plate (X), per
box, $ll 5Oa12 10; do (IC), $9al0, and roofing,
$8a9.
WINDOW GLASs-Quet and steady at pre-
vious prices. A discount OF 40 per cent. is al
lowed the trade from card rates, which are
based on ss Is for first qualify and 50 81 for
double strength for 6x6 and 1xl0 per box OF so
feet.
7 WOODEN: WARE-Demand moderate, and
no changein prices. We quote: TUBS, nests
OF 8, 81 Is per nest; No. l, 81 per dozen: No. 2.
50: No. 3, IS; buckets, 2-hoops. 81 81 per dozen;
do 9-hoops, 81 50; charms, No. /, 50 ~; No. 2,
So 80, and No. 81 so per dozen.
WOOL-Ihere is a steady market. though
the demand is only moderate. No material
change in prices. We quote: Unwashed fine
merlno, lSa2Oc; clothing, coarse, per lb, 22a23c;
medium clothing, 22a23c; long combIng, 99a3Uc;
washed fine fleece, 50a3Sc; washed combfng, 81
a40c; medium fleece, 3Oa3jc; tub washed, COM
mon, 25a2Sc; superane pulled, 25a26c.