The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02

DRIED FRUITS-Domestlc 10 In moderate
request We quote peaches n1kal2hc, and
apples S6a10lkc per lb. Foreign fruits are
prnnes 7tsa5c, 1gs lsalbc. and citron 2Saz6c
per 10. Layer raIsins 81 S5a3 w per box.
EGGS-The demand is only moderate and
the market is well supplied, with free offerings
OF Ireeh at l2al2kc per dozen.
Partnership market remains quiet
and steady. Prime are worth b0a5zc per Id.
GREEN FRUIrS-Prme TO choice apples
are worth $4a5 per brl, with moderate demand
per brl. Lemons sell at So 50a6 so. and oranges
are worth $5a6 per box, with fair demand for
each.
GUNPOWDER-The demand Is fair and the
market continues steady at IS 25as 70 for blast
ing, 50 75a6 25 for rifle, per keg.
HAY - Demand moderate and market
steady. Prices unchanged. No. l timothy Is
quoted $l8al9 for loose, and s16al7 for tight
pressed per ton on arrival Lower grades
are dull at Scala per ton on ARRIVAL Dealers
require $la2 more per ton in store.
HEMP-The market remains quiet though
steady. The receipts are moderate and there
is little demand lt Is quoted s1lUall5 per ton
On arrival for rough Kentucky. Dressed is
HIDES-Ihe demand aud receipts are both
light, and there is a steady market at previous
prices. They are worth 61Sa7c for green hides,
7ha9c for wet salted, and l4a16c for dry flint,
good to prime,
HOPS-Are in light demand with prime to
choice offered at 20a22c per Id.
IRON-There is quiet and steady market
There is a moderate demand for pig iron, but
holders evince no readiness to accept present
prices. We quote the foilowingat four months
time: Charcoal. hot blast-H. X. No. l. $24a25; /;
No. z, s22: DO mill, ss1a22: Alabama, Georgia
and Tennessee No. /. s22a23; No. 2, $21; do
mill, s2la22 Stone coal and coke--No. /. $22a
90; No. 2, $21; mill. $lSa2. Charcoal. cold
blast-H. R., &5; Alabama, Georgia and
Tennessee, warm and cold blast. s24as5;
lc, and cast, Xc per lb. Bar iron-Boiled, $50
a2hc; do charcoal, 8ha3.7Oc. Sheet iron
Boiled, 3l0a4.20c; dc charcoal. 4.6Oa5 zoe; and
Russia iron, l6al5c per lib. Horse-snoes, $5a
rs. and muie-shoes. SO O0a6 rs per keg.
LEAD-Market steady, with only moder-
ate demand and prices are unchanged. We
quote: Pig 7Ha7Xc, bar ea9c, lead pipe &C.,
and sheet lead 9Aa9J6c per lb.
previous prices. The following are the iobblnS ~ =
rates: OAK sole, s7a40c: hemlock do. 2Sa34c; |;
harness. S9a37c: rough do. 24a27c;
skiFting, 31a4Oc; American kip. 60a90c; French
kip. 81 10al so: American calf, 81 GOAL 80 /;
French calf, IL 1ba2 15 per lD: bride leather,
$i0a6J per dozen, and upper leather. 17a22c per
foot.
LIME, Erc.--Demand moderate. We quote: /:
Lime 90ca$l. Cement 81 yOa2 10. Plaster $2a
2 50 for Western, and 81 6Oas for Eastern per
bri.
NAILS-There is a steady market, with fair
demand, and we quote S3a3 ~ per keg for lOd
to 6Ud in store. Other sizes are offered at COR
responding rates.
MILL FEED-The market is steady with no
material change. Bran is in fair request ut
$12a12 so per ton. Shipstuffs are quiet at sf4
is per ton. Middlings are in moderate demand
at $loa2S per ton, all on arrival. Dealers re-
ouire $la2 more per ton In store.
MOI, SSES-uhere ia n cOntiuued ataadv
market for New Orleans, with fair demand at
previous prices We quote 5Ua57c for good to
choice, anu 4Da45c for inferior per gallon.
NAVAL STOk ES--Spirits OF tlifpentine IA
more quiet and lower. The demand Is gener.
ally light. We quote: Spirits Of turpentine 4sa
45o per gallonj resin, virgin. 80 00a5 25; No.
pale, $4a4 30; ordinary, $3a3 26, and No. do,
~ 65a2 rs per brl.
NUTs-Moderate demand and steaay at
previous prices. We quote peanuts, good to
choice white, 0a1Kc, and common TO prime red
3a514c per lib. Almonds, l5a2Jc; pecans, 9al2c; !;
nlberts, 1Oa12c; Brazil-nuts, 9alUc; English
walnuts. l2alec per lib, and coeoanuts, $iat
OIL5-There is limited demand for linseed
at 5Sc per gallon. Lard oil is in moderate re-
quest and steady. and extra current make is
quoted 81 OSal ~ per gallon. Refined petro-
leum is worth 1Sal4c per gallon and demand
PAINTb-- Moderate demand, and prices
steady and unchanged. Wequote white lead pei
lb, 9Haivc; lltharge, per lb, saloe; patent dryel
chrome yellow, 16alSci chrome green, 16aiSc
| Paris white, 3a4c: Paris green, 3Oa40c; Vene
| tiAh red. 814a4c Spanish brown, 2a3e; yellow
ochre, 2KaSac, lampblack, 9a10c; putty. per lb
| 3xa4c.
| POTATOES-There Is very little doing and
prices are nominally unchanged. They are Of
fered at 2Sa35c per bu, in store. according tc
PUUtLTRY-Live chickens are in moderate
| demand, and Under large offerings the market
is easier. They are worth IS 75a4 20 per dozen,
according to quality.
KAesCcntnys with fair 5t demand and
for for No. i, and Axe for No. !, and mixed cotton,
2Nase per ib. Wooden are worth Sa9c for
soft ana 1aHc for common. per lb.
RlCE-The market is firm with fair con-
sumptive demand. Carolina is quoted 7a7hc,
Louisiana 81za7c, and Patna 6a6xc per lb.
SALF-Domestic is in limited demand and
quoted 81 As per brl and 26c per bu. Turk's
Island is held at 4Oc per bu. Coarse Liverpool
ID quoted 81 80 per sack and quiet.
SEED-German millet is worth 90caSl 90,
and Hungarian grass T5aS0e per bu, with fair
demand. Clover is out Of season and not
quotabie. Timothy Is quoted nominaly SO 40a
2 50per bu, In store. Prime flax seed will
SHOT, Moderate demand at previous prices.
We quote assorted $2oa29 and buckshot S3la32
per keg.
soAf-Demand fair. and steady market at
OS4dIC hui 0eTHldn, UlIV6, anu u
sac for common yellow, per Id.
STAROH-Refned pearl sells at 4Ha4Ze,
with fair demand.
SUGAR-Tbe market is steady, with no
change in prices. The demand is FAIR at Sa9c
for New Orleans, 9a9Ac for yellow refined, liza
10sfc for extra "C," lvz al0Ac for ''B" white,
iU3s alu1Ec for "A" white, and 11al1 nc for hard
per 10.
TALLow-There is steady market and a
fair demand at SIC for city and SIC for coun-
try rendered, per Id.
TEA-Ihere is a fair censumptive demand
with no material change in prices. We quote |:
Biack-Ooiong, 35aJ0c; Souchong, 5JcaSl |;
Japan, 6Uaabc. Green-Hyson. 40a9Uc: Young
Hvson, 40casl: Imperial, 45eas1 10, and Gum
powder. 50caSl 10 per Lib.
TINHER'S SP0Ck-Steady and quiet with
moderate demand. We quote: ZInc- slab per
10. 71sasc; sheet, l0halIc; block tin, 26a2Sc
copper ingots, 26c. bottoms, 35c; braziers' Sheet
BIC; tin plate lIXj, per box, $l3 scala 50; do
AlC), $40 S0al1 5U, and roofing, $9a10 50.
VEGETABLES-Good supply and market
steady at 81 aoa2 90 Tor sweet potatoes; 81 5va2
for onions, and 55ca$l for turnips per bri.
WINDOW GLASS-Steady and quiet A
discount to tine trade is allowed OF 40 per
cent from card rates. which are based on SO rs
for first quality and sc so for double strength,
for y by aud Tby per, box Of 5O feet.
WOODEN WARE-The demand is light, but
prices are steady and well sustained. We
quote: Washboards, 81 76a2 Is; buckets, two
n NJ "a