The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18

xbcs whisky bkrfel6, lron-Dounus ~ oohi oo5
ham tierces. a5a50c, and SLACK haif-barrels,
UOOPERsTUFFs-Th demand is moderate
but the offerings, though ample, are not large,
prices, as follows: Flour-barre poles. s6as;
tlght do $10a14, and hogsnead poles $SSa; y;
rough barrel stayes. $lea16, dressed do, ki6a
~; slack hogsheads dc. #aSaab; tight do, szSas0
i COTTON YARNS-Are firm, with an i'm
Il proved demand. We quote: Pound yarns and
carpet warp and wicking, 2ic; eolofed warp.
\ 2Sc; coverlet yarn, 23c; twlne, 2Oa22c, and
Il rope lSc per lb; No. $40 at l0kc, and No. 6OO
H at &c per dOz.
DRIED FRUITs-Domestic fruit is in mod
Il crate request at i15sa121Gc for peaches, ana %
i 1U1Sc for appies per lb. Foreign fruits are
i steady. with moderate demand at previous
Il prices. Layer raislns are worth ~ 75a3 w per
box; citron is quoted Wa &c; figs 12aibc; cur
4 rants, Sa9c; and prnnes, 10. a8c per lib.
Il EGGS-The demand is moderate, with ample
receipts, and fresh lots are selling at 14al4ac
per aozen.
FEATHERS - Are quiet and steady, and
; worth 50a5zc perlb for prime live geese on
arrival.
GREEN FRUITS-Applesa are scarce and the
trade il light and the few offerings are firm at
4 S5aV per brl for good to choice. Lemons re-
main steady with moderate request at S6ab ~
per box. Oranges are worth 50 uUa6 W per box,
GUNPOWDER~Co Continues steady, but the
demand is only moderate. 1t 10 worth So 26a
rs for rifo, and $8a8 sO for mining per keg.
i iHAY-Continuess steady anu quiet. The de-
mano is moderate and chiefly for the best
grades. There Is little or nodemand for Inferor
hay. Prices unchanged. Wequ0te Mol timO-
thy $is0Oal9 0O for loose, and s18al7 for tight
pressed per ton. Lower grades are held at
6l5al4 Tor medium and $9ai2 for common, per
Ton, all on arrival In store 80 more per ton
is required.
nally unchanged. The offerings are light We
quote undressed Kentucky s1iOali5 per ton ON
arrival, and 1t ID held at IS more in store
Dressed Is quoted a1lasac per lb.
| HiDES-Market steady and quiet and nc
change in prices. We quote green hides 5 Va
7c. green salted T}za8c, and dry salted l4al5(
per lib. Sheep pelts sell at I6ca$i rs u piece
! Tor good to prime, and 2Da40c FOR common.
,HOeS-The demand is lighter, and they art
selling at 20a22c pei Id for prime to choice.
II IRoN-7ghe market remains quiet, withou
any. essential change. We quote the fol-
loving ssbbing rases a. foSr ,sr... moHshs
sS2; do mill, sa1aa2: Alabama, Georgrs
and Tennessee No. !, S22a23: No. $2la22; dt
mill. $2l; stone coal and coke, No. l. $22f
blast. d. e., ss5a45; Alabama. Georgia SUlt ant
Tennessee, warm and cold blast, $21as5
= blooms, s60al1O per ton. Scrap iron, wrought
lc, and cast, No per lib. Bar iron, boiled, als
l.a2kc; do charcoal, 8Ac; sheet iron, boilef
: aa4kc: do charcoal. bab1sc, and Russia iron, II
1 alSc per lb. Horse-sn0es, IS 00a5 rs. and mule
shoes. s6 00a6 rs per keg.
| LEAD-Ine, demand is fair and there is
i steady market at previous prices. We quot
~ 7za7Ac for pig, sa9c for bar lead. &c for ieat
iplpe, and 9B<a9Kc for sheet lead per lb.
/ LEATHEh--The ,demsnd remains moderat
lend prices have undergone little or N
1change. The 3obblng rates are as follows
OAK sole. s1a4Qci ;hemiock do. 24a35e
skirting. ssa4le; American kip. eoaSSe; Frencl
French calf, 81 7tA215 per b.: bridle leather
$t0a8O per dozen, and upper leather. TIa2ac Pc
foot.
LIME-Is In moderate request and steady
Il We quote it 90ca$l per brl.
y, MILL LFEED-Uoptinues steady OF preyiou,
a prices. There is fair demand for bran q
! $l2 D0a1B per ton Shpstuffs are held at Sl4a15
III and MILDLY are quoted l7a28 per ton, all OF
arrival. IN store dealers require " more pc
q q MOLAssEs- market remains STEADY
and there IL a fair consumptiye demand. Go0'
v to choice New Orleans is worth 6oa57o. and in
& ferior is quoted 40a4dc per gallon.
oil NAILS-The demsnd is fair with q firm
Market and they are worth $Ja3 10 per keg TO
O l0d to 6Od. and other sizes at corresponding
i 4 rates.
u NAVAL sVOREs-Spirits of turpentine ar
r in fair request and firm, but the market other
v wise ia dull. We quote: Spirits Of turpentin
q 44a46c per gallon; resin, virgin, $6 6Oa5 rs
No. ordinary $Sa3 %, and No. 2do, So 65a2
x NUTs-The market is steaay and quiet q
q previous prices. We quote, Peanuts, fame
I White Virginia, 30 per ~; primo to choice d,
7a74fc; choice white Tennessee, 5xaec an
d prime to choice red 4a5Ac per ID. Almondi
Z i6a2Jc; peeans, 0al2c; hlberts, l0a12c; Brazil
nuts, salOc; EagIsh walnuts. l2ai6O per Ii
r and c0c0anuts IA 60a6 per hundred.
q OILS-Linseed is in fair demand at SOC pe
Il gallon. Extra lard oil ia selling readily a
: II l0al 10 per gallon. Refined petroleum /
a duiet and steady at l4albe per gallon.
i steady. We quote: White lead. per lib, OK,
' lUc; liJharge, per lb, 9at0c; patent driver
4 per To- 1Sal5ci Prussian blue, per ID, eOa5Uc
chrome yellow iea1Ss chrome green lsalsc
i tian red. 8ha4c; Spanish brown, 2asc; yellow
ochre, sy,faS,ac; hanback,, 9al0c; putty, per ID
8 8jSa4c. 4-t
/: nally without chasge. Good to choice an
: worth 50a40c per bu in store. We quote swee
potatoes $2aa per brl for inferior TO prime.
POULTRY--The market is QUIET for liyt
chickens, with liberal offerings and fair de
mani at s8 25a4 per dozen, according to quality
Live turkeys are quoted 12atSc per ib.
. RAGS-There is steady market, with fai
demand, and prices are unchanged. Whit
cotton are worth 514c for No. /, and &c Tor No
,, and mixed cotton 2xasc per lb. Woolel
sell at sa9o for soft, ana Aaxc for common pei
lb.
RICE-Thers is steady consumptive de
7 mand, and we observe no change. Carolina n
worth Ia!sc, Louisiana 6Aa1c. and Rangoon
9 a8Hc per lb.
% SALT--Domestic is quiet and we continue +
}, quote it 2Sc per bu and 81 As per brl on arrival
and drayage added when delivered. Turk
! Islana il quoted 40e per bu, and demand ligh,
9 Coarse Liverpool can be bought at 81 50 pc
!, sack. NF b. Lfs 800
al SEED--There is a,nloderate demand for clio
yer, with a steady market, and IL is worth l5,
al6c per 10. Wee quote timothy 81 aOas so per b
nl in store, with moderate demand. Flax seed i
selling at 81 rs per bu for prime IN store.
SHOT-Demand. moderate and steady at 50
: |, a29 for assorted and $3la5s for buckshot, pc
: : keg. 81 F g4' 1c
u SOAP-Is steady and in fair demand. w
Z quote German 7a51c. olive 6l1<a7xc, and com
y mon yellow 6sa6c per Id.
II STARCH-Demand fair, and refined pear
!, Is worth 4ka4kc per lb
SUGAR-The demand Is moderate aut
prices are steady and unchanged. New Orlen nj
= y a9c, yellow refined 9agxc. extra scr lU
{ l0Xc, "Bn white 10kalUkc, "a" white 10Y,
I IUHc, and hard is worth lie for grafulated an,
= powdered. and crushed IL kal1ko per lib.
= TALLOW-Is steady and in fair REQUEST
y and prime country is worth SIC, and city rem
! dered 81 a8K per lb.
{ TEA--There is q lair consumptive demand
= with steady market. No material yariatio
in prices. We quote: Black-Oolong, 35asOc
Il la ia0fl si.-