The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-28


per Id. Sheep pelts are worth 76casl % for
| good to choice, and 25a50c for common.
HOPS-Ihe demand is fair, and there Is a
Arm market al 20a22c per lb for prime to choice.
IRON-The market remains very quiet.
There is q limited demand for both pig and
| malleable, but the latter is nrm. The following
| are the current rates at four months time:
Charcoal, hot blast. III. B., No. !, S24a26; No. =,
and Tennessee No. l. $2sa24; No. 2, $22a23; do
mill. $2la22; stone coal and coke, No. l. $22a
"a; No. 2, $22; mill, SlSaa2l. Cnarcoal, cold
blast, III. r., $l5a4j; Alabama, Georgia and
Tennessee, warm and cold blast, $3Oa86;
blooms, se1aTJ per ton. Scrap iron. wrought,
| lc, and cast, &c per fb. Bar Iron, boiled, 21z
| a2kc; do charcoal 31sa4e; sheet iron, boiled,
4a4Ae; do charcoal. 5a51ac, and Russia iron, u
al9c per lb. Horse-snoe 80 0Da5 25, and mule
shoes. Sc V0a6 rs per keg.
| hEAD-Market quiet and steady. Demand
moderate at previous prices. We quote pig
| lead 71za1alc, bar lead sa9c. and sheet lead W
IEATHEE-Thc market is dull and prices
moderate. The jobbing rates are as follows
! OAK sole, y7al0c: hcmlock do, 24a3Je
harness. 34asSc; rough do, 24a27c
! skirting, 3Saa1e: American Kip. 6OagUc; Frencl
kip. 81 lOal 80: American calf, 81 GOAL 30i
French calf, 81 75a2 Is per 10; bride leather,
! 5 0a60 per dozen, and upper leather, 11a22c pei
| foot
MILL FEED-The receipts are limited, and
there lis firm market and fair demand al
Snipstuiis are quoted Sl3aA. and middlings are
/ worth $i6a22 per ton. These rates ON arrival
and ~ more is required in store.
| M0LASSES-Good to choice New Orleans
molasseS is quoted 5OaGlc. and inferior qualify
4Oa45c per gallon; and the market is steady
4 with a fair consumptiye demand.
| NAILS-The demand is moderate and prices
| are steady with no essential variation We
| quote 81 65a2 rs per keg for l0d to 6ud, and
| other sizes at proportionate rates.
| NAVAL STORES-5pirits of turpentine are
in fair demand and firm, but other artl cles are
neglected. No material change in prices.
| NUTS-Demandm moderate at previous prices
| We quote: Peanuts, 5ha6sc raw, anu SalUe
| roasted; pecans, l0al2ci Almonds, l2alSc; Ill
berts, 9al2e; Bfazil-nuts, l0al2c, and walnuts,
l2al5c per lib.
| OlLo-Therc is a moderate demand for lin
seed, and it is steady and worth 5Sa6Oc for
prime per gallon. Extra lard oil is in good re-
| quest and firm and sells at 81 lOa1 II per gallon
| Refined petroleum is in moderate request and
| worth l4al5c per gallon.
| POTATO ES-There is still light demand
and the supply is large. Prices nominally un-
| changed, Good to choice potatoes are held al
3VJ41c per bu.
| POULrRY-Liye chickens are in good de-
mand with moderate offerings, and the market
| continues firm at S5a6 per dozen, according tx
| quality.
| KlCE-There is a quiet market, but steady
and Carolina is worth 7a7ac, Louisiana 66a7c
and Kangoon 6a61sc per lib.
! RAGo-Ihe market remains firm with con.
liDued good demand, and we quote white cotton
rags 511c for No. L. Axe for No. =, and 2%aSc fol
| mixed; woolen, oa9c for soft, ana %a8c' fol
| common, per Id.
| SALp-Fhere has been no change The de-
| m and is moderate for domestic and it is worth
z6t per bu, and 81 40 per brl. Coarse Liver,
pool Is quoted 81 4)at 80 per sack. Turks
Island is neld at 4Jc per bu, and quiet
| SEED-Cloycr seed IS scarce, and with GOO
demand it is firm and has an Upward tende. soy
l linn lt * 1nI
| moderate request and worth ~ 40.t2 20 per bu
Flax seed is quoted u 2Uai so per bu for goot
! to prume.
shOf-Demand moderate, but prices arr
steady and snow no change. Assorted sell a
S.Sa-5 and bucn shot S3l a54 per keg.
| eUAf-The market is steady and there is
| fair demand at previous prices. We quote al
follows: Common yellow 51aabAc, olive 6Ms
| 62Sc, and German 1aI5sc per lD.
| oUGAk-lhe demanu Is moderate aud prt
| oes remain unchanged as follows: New Or
leans 7ha9,, yellow reiinsd yays<c,, extra ~
| WalUIc, ~ White l0A alUAc, "A wilte lbA;
| iU1ae, and haru Is worth lie Tor granulatet
and powdered, and crushed llAa'I1sc pc
rALLow = Prime city sells at 9hc, am
couutry S@ aSAc, anu the demand is iaii, VIII
| ampN receipts.
| ToBALCO-fhe sales during the past weel
| were as follows: "a liAas hiason County, Y.
(pisuieE, trash, lug5 and lcaf-32 new: a
al 3Ja5 Is, ~ at Sc l5a7 81, AT IS 3da9 81, ~
$lUal4 81, at $l5 70; b2 hnds oi1-lS at - w
5aJ,3 at 81 0ia7 v, az y l0a9 p, Z
s2O. 1873 hhds brown County, u (DistricE
trasi, lu,s and leaf 4l neW, d at $4 25a5 80, i;
at u ,0a s., II at $S6eaJ 10. Ii at Si0a l5.
$l1 ~; e6 hhls UldlU at ~ 6Ja5 ", at Wal 81
at S. U5aj ", AZ at $l0ll4 T3, 10 at sl5alJ T.,
at w 25a2la@2, III hnus owen County, keu
tucky tDI=trlet), trash, hugs and llaf--9S new
"A ai 5 25ao ~, Il at $6t7, is at IS 2ja99, lS q
~ 23at4 61; IL hhas ou-S at W l0aT ", "a
IS 75a9 ~, az Sl0al2z', l Ut Slo 70; box q
"a, l " hiils anu boxes Pendleton county
. keatucky (Disuler), iiO news at s. soa5 y,
o5 at 46 UUa7 W, 25 at ~ V0a9 y5 at 80 0a14 2t
s baxcs AZ AZ G0ad 95; IL hhds old at 81 1lai1
~ hhda Boohe County, Kentucky, trasi
Tugs AMI leaf, u nevis at ${u1a5 Is,
~ lOa1 ", 8 at sag ~. at Sic 50 - hius oiei
at $Ua3 80, 7 at SlJat3 70, ut sij 25alT y;
hhds Ohio seed AZ ~ Eap; y hhds West VII
gintt, az $5aS %; boxes Ut " SUab 10; 10, cas-
| Ohio seed, flies, bilders and Writppers--4
Gases at s2a3 80, ~ S4aj Us, 30 ut 20 Il 70,
$5a9 90, 20 at s.p;li 70, . at slJal9 -.
| YEA-Ehere is aquiet market, with only
moderate consumptiye demand ut The follow
ing prices: Black--Oolong, S5ae0c: Souchona
i5Jcayl: Japan, 60a9Uc. Green-Hyson, 4Oa9Uc
Young lily son, 40ca$l; Imperial, 40casl ~, an
Gunpowder, 6Ucal ~ ner lb.
| WINDOW GLASS-Ihe demand is moderat
anu market steady, with no change. 1he can
rates are based on sS rs Tor irst quality, IN,
81 50 for double strength for by and Z by
Is allowed to the Trade.
WOODEN WARE-The demand is limit.d
4 but with a steady market az preyiou
prices. Yhe current rates are as follows
Wasnboards, 81. 75a2 IS: buckets. two-hool
81 Goal %: TUBS, No. J., IS: NO. = ~: no. ., !
| per dozen, and nests, IS, So 25a3 90; chufns
No. i, ~ oU; No. 2, IS 81, and No. 3, 81 cope
| dozen.
l. WuOL-The market remains steady, witt
only u moderate demani, ana the receipts ar
not large. Prices have undergone no change
We quote the following: Unwashed-Fln'
merino, 25a27c; coarse and medium clothing
2Sa3Jc medium delaine, 3ja56c; and long conIb
ing, 3Sa40c per lb, Fleece washed-Pine me
rin0, 3Sa4De: coarse and medium clothing, 40l
42c; medium delalne. 44a45c; long combing,
a50c; bury and tieece-grown, safe less, ac
cording to condition. Tub washcd-Fair u
good, 4!a4ic; choice picked 45al7c. Pullet
| WOOL 3Va35c per ID.
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.
CiNoINNATr, March zs.
The Trade is fair, and there is prospect of
| husV durin o. the vt faxy up