The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

FIsH-The demand is moderate but prices
are steady with no material ,,c, change M
large, S22a24 %; No. medium. Sl4 OOalb O0:
No. large, $llall 10; No. medium, $40 81
all; No, large, $40 b0al1; No. medium,
So 5Oa9 per brl, and half-barrels one half these
prices, with Csc extra for packages. White
nsh, IS STAG per half-barrel. Sardines: half
boxes, $94a26; do quarter boxes, SIS 5Oal6 per
case. and Goldfish 5l6c per 10.
GINSENG-Is steady with fair demand, ana
prime sells at 81 " per ID.
GREEN FRUITS = Apples are quiet but
steady, with free onerin gs at 81 2jal rs per brl
in store for good to choice. Cranberiies are
quoted So 5Oa9 30 per bIl, and $3a3 25 per bu.
Creole oranges are worth 81 50aS per bril- and
lemons "a 5la5 80 per box.
GUNPOW WDER-Ihere is firm market and
fair demand at previous prices. Rifle powder
is worth IS 7ja6 rs, and blasting So 25a3 10 per
keg.
is moderate at 7d7kc for pig lead, T%aShc for
bar lead, and 94c for sheet lead per Id.
LBArHEk-The market remains firm,
and there is moderate demand at previous
prices. We quote: Oak sole 8laSoe,
23a.7c, skirting 36a3sc, American kip 45aS5c,
French do $lal ~, American calf 90ca$l 15
French dot1 6Oa2 per ID, bride leather $4Oa5O
per doz. and upper leather l5a1sc per foot.
LIME, ETc.-lhe demand is light for all ar
ticles Lime is worth S0a9Jc, cement 81 T5al IS,
and plaster 81 SOa2 per Drl.
MILL FEED-Tne offerings are heavier. and
with only moderate demand. Bran is quoted
80 25a9 50 per ton. ShpstuIs are offered at $ll
al3 and middlings $lSa22 per ton, all on arrl-
val In store STAG more per ton is asked.
MOLASoEo-Continuess steady, and prime to
choice New Orleans syrup is worth 55a6Oc per
gallon, with fair consumptive demand. Infe-
rior Is dull at Y5al5c per gallon. Sorghum is
quoted 25a35c per gallon, according 10 quality
NAILS-rhc demand is fair, and we quote
$3a3 10 per keg for ~ to sod.
NAVAL STORES-Ther Is q dull market at
previous rates. We quote: Spirits Of tur-
pentine, 4Ua42c per gallon; resin, virgin, $5a
%; No. pale, $4a4 so: No, ordinary, S8a
3 25; and No. 2 do. 81 65a2 rs per brl.
NUTS-Peanuts are steady and quiet at
4%a51sc for white, and 2ha41ac for red per
10. Almonds are worth l8a2Oc, white wal
nuts 15ai6c, pecans la 12c, nlberts lOallc,
and Brazil nuts 9al0c per h.
OILS-There is moderate demand for lin
seed, with offerings Of prime at 5Sc per gallon.
Extra lard oil is steady at 9la92c per gallon
and demand fair. Refined petroleum is worth
2Jha26Hc per gallon.
POTArOES-Are in good shipping demand
and firm, with limited receipts, and prime to
choice are worth S5a90c per Ou in store. None
Offering on arrival on account Of the cold
weather.
POULTRY-Therei is q moderate demand for
chickens, and We quote them 81 5Oa3 per d0z-
en- live or dressed, according to quality. Ducks
are worth 50 50a3 80, and geese "a 5la6 per
dozen. Turkeys sell at 1Oa1lc for dressed, and
61aa7c for live, per Id.
RGCE-The demand is light, and louisiana
is worth 5a6c per ID. No Carolina yet Offer
ing.
RAGS-Are in fair request. Prices un-
changed. White cotton are worth SC for No. l
and 4c for No. 2, and assorted cotton 2ha2Zc
per lb. Wooleu rags are worth 6aBHc for
soft and %aMC for common,
SALT-Domestlc continues quiet at 24c per
bu and 81 IS per brl. Turks Island Is dull at
35a37c per bu. Coarse Liverpool is quoted 81 10
al rs per sack.
SEED-The market is quiet, with little or no
change. Clover is quoted l5c per lb in store.
and 14al45sc on arrival. Timothy Is worth S2a
10 per bu in store.
SHOT-Steady and quiet and unchanged.
Buckshot are worth S5la32, and assorted do
$2oa29 per keg.
SOAP-There is a good demand, with a
steady market. We quote common yellow 5a
| SIC. olive 6&a74c, ana German G1za7c per lb.
STARCH-ls in lair request at 4a4hc for
refined pearl, per lb.
SUGAK-rhere is moderate demand and
the market is firm. New Orleans is worth
Sha1Jc. yellow refined 1Oallc, extra "C' ll1a
II &c, "a" white l1Xal2c, powdered and gran
ulated 12Xal3c, and crushed l3kal3Ac per lb
TALLOW-ContInues steady, with fair de-
mand, and we quote city rendered SIC ami
prime country 90 per Id.
TEA-There is a steady market and fair de.
mand at previous prices We quote: Black
| Oolong 30aSlc, SouchonR 40ay0c. Green-Hy'
son 3ja9U, Young Hyson 35ca$l, Imperial 4OcaS1
and Gunpowder 5Oca$l 10 per lb.
| TIMERS SrOCk-The demand is onl.
moderate. No material change in prices. W
quote: Zlnc-slaD, per 10. SaShc; sneet, 9%i
| 10bc; block tin, 23a25c; copper mgots, 25c
bottoms, 33c; braziers' sheet, 32c; tin-platt
Qxl, per box, $ll O5a12 50; do QC), $9alO, ant
roofing, $Sa9.
VEGETABLES-Are in fair demand, will
| liberal offerings. and we quote $ba6 81 per hhC
for cabbages. 81 75a2 per brl for onions, $lal x
for turnips, and IL 25al 81 for sweet potatoes
| per brl.
WOODEN WARE-There is dull market
| but prices have undergone no mater al change
| We quote Wash boards, 81 T5a2 10; buckets,
2-hoops. 81 40al 50; TUBS, No. l, $Ga6 50; No. z
$5a5 So: No. 8, $4a4 so per dozen, and nests
IS, S3a3 25; churns, No. i, ~ 81; Nc. 2, So 81
and No. 3 81 50 per dozen.
WOOL-There ls a steady and quiet market
with moderate receipts. We quote: I'm
washed, fine, 2la22c; coarse, 24a25c; medium
| 25a26c; deaine. 27a2Sc; comblng, 3la32c
fleece washed, fine 34a36c; coarse to medium
30a35c deaine, 37a3Sc; combing, 42a43c: tab
washed, good, 32a35c: choice, 37aSSc, ant
pulled wool, super, 3ua3lc; lambs, 21a2Sc,