The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-05

time for pig iron are as follows: Onar-
coal, hot blast - II. H.. No. !. E23a2I 90;
No, ., $22a23 do mill. $2la22; Alabama, No. 4,
No. z, S2l; do mtli, $lUa2. Raw coal anu COKE
NO. l. $22a24; No, 2, $2la22: MILL $sa2l
American Scotch-No. l, S25a26; i /, S2ia25;
No. 2, S22a23; Ii. r.. carr wheel, $3Sai5; Ala
banra do. s33a8S; Georgia and Tennessee do,
$2S. Old car-wheels, so per ton. scrap iron
Wrought, &c. and cast ba&c per ID. Bar
iron-Boied, 2,45c: do charcoal S.65c, Sheet
iron-Boiled, 3.25a47ic; do charcoal. 8.75a6@5c
and Russia iron, l6alSc Dor lb. Horse-snoes, %
as 2j, and mule-shoGs. $6aG25 per keg.
LEAD-'iie market is steady, with moder-
ate demand at T11a7ac for pig lead, SAB for
bar lead, 9kc Tor lead pipe, and VIC lor
sheet lead per Id.
LEATHLk-There is moderate demand,
and We observe no material change
We quote: Oak sole 3ja39c, heinlock do 29a33c,
harness SOa35c rough do 24a21c, 'sklrting 3Ta40d,
American kip 45aOJc. French kip 81 l0al 50,
American calf 9JcaS2 2a, French calf 81 75a2 10
per ID, bride leather SI0a5j per dozen, and
upper leather l1a22c per foot.
LINE, ETC.-Thgre is not much demand,
but the marker is steady at 9UcuSl for lime,
81 9Ja2 10 for cement, and $2a3 lof- plaster, per
brl.
MILL FEED-The market remains steady
and prices unchanged. There Is a moderate
demand for bran at 50 blal0 per ton with free
offerings. ShlpstuHs are held at $llal3 per
ton and dull. We quote mddlings $l4alS per
ton and quiet. These figures are on arrival and
dealers want $ta2 more per ton in store.
OLASSEo-Contlnues steady, with fair
demand for prime to choice New Orleans
syrup at 56a6Jc per gallon. Inferior is dull
at 3sa45c per gallon
NAILS-rhere is q fair demand and mar
ket steady. We quote $3a3 10 per keg for 10 to
6Od in store; other sizes sell at correspond
NAVAL STORES Moderate demand, and
steady at previous prices. We quote: Spirits
turpentine 33a34c per gallon resin, virgin,
s5a5 25; No. pale, $4a5 50: No. ordinary $3
70. and No. 2do $2 65a2 rs per brl.
NUTS-There is fair demand for peanuts
and we quote them 5JSaSc for good to choice
White, and 3a51sc for red per lbraw, and 2a8c
more roasted. Brazil nuts are worth S1sal0c,
hberts lla2c; pecans, 12alSc; white walnuts,
l4al6c, and almonds, lSa20c per 10.
OILS-There is.a light demand for linseed
and prime is offered at 50c per gallon. We
quote lard oil SsaS5c for current make, and
9baSic for winter extra per gallon, and moder-
ate demand Refined petroleum is advanced
24a25c per gallon and firm.
POiATOES--T The market is quiet and easy,
with free offerings at $2 per brl in store for
prime, and sell at 81 4Oa1 50 per brl in wagons
loose.
POULTRY-C Chickens are in fair local de-
mand with free offerings, and old fowls are
worth 81 75a3 20, anu young 81 5Ua2 50 per
dozen.
RAGs-There is a far demand and prices
o..
and 4c for No. 2.lper lb, and mixed cotton "a
2Ac per lb. Woolen are quoted 5a6c for soft
and &a2Sc for coarse per lb.
RICE-Is quiet, and we quote Carolina 6a7c,
and Louisiana 5ha6c per lb, according to quail
SALT-The market is steady at previous
prices. We quote domestic Y4c per bu, and
81 10 per brl Of z bushels. Liverpool coarse is
held at$l 20a! 30 per sack. Turks Island dull
at 85a37c per bu.
SEED-Timothy is in fair request, with mod
crate offerings at 81 90a2 10 per bu in store, and
quoted 81 6Oal ~ per Du for round lots on ar
rival. Clover is out Of the market. Prime flax
seed is wortn,$l IL per bu.
SHOT--Steady and quiet at ti$3la32 for buck
shot, and $2Sa29 for assorted, per keg.
SOAP-The market is steady and Quiet. We
quote German 64aa7c, olive 5Ka6Ac, and fam
lily 5a5<cper Id.
lSTARCH-ls in moderate request, and re-
fined pearl is quoted 4ha4&c per ID.
SUGAR-Phe market remains firm with fair
demand at l0a1015G for New Orleans, 1OI5a1O4c
for yellow refined, lOXal1C for extra &C Ii i
all nc for "B" white, and 1l14all3ic for "Ah
white, and f2c for hard crushed and granu-
lated per Id.
TALLOW-Prime country is worth 7kc, and
city rendered &c per lb, with fair demand aud
ample receipts.
TEA-There is fair consumptive demand.
Market steady and no material change. We
quote: Black-Oolong, 3OaS ,c; oouchong. 4Oa
9Oc; Japan. 6Oa0Jc. Green-Hyson, 35a9Oc:
\ oung Hyson, 3bcaSl; Imperial, 40caS1, and
Gunpowder, 50ca$l ~ per lb.
TINNERS' STOCK is in moderate demand
ana market steady. We quote some leading
articles as follows: ZInc-slab, per lD. 7JsaSc;
sheet, 9ka101Sc; block TIN, 25a27c; copper in
gots, 26c; bottoms, S4c; braziersj Sheet 82c;
tln-plate (IX), per box, $ll 5Oa12 80; do (IC),
$9a10, and roofing, S6a9.
VEGETABLES-Fair and steady demand.
Cabbages are quoted 75CaSl on, and onions
81 25a1 30 per lb Sweet potatoes are worth
So 75a3 90 per brl.
WISDOW GLASS-Steady and quiet. The
card rates are based on Sc 80 Tor double
strength and 81 Is for first quality for 6xS
and fx9 per box of SO feet, and from these
rates, discount of 4OaA2 per cent. is al
lowed.
moderate, but prices are steady and un-
changed. We quote: Wash boards at 81 75a
2 Is; buckets 2-hoops, 81 50al 60; TUBS, No. l,
So 5Ja7; No. 3. So 50a6 No. 3, "a 5Oa5 per dozen,
and nests, es, S3a3 %; churns, No. /, SO 5U; No.
2, $S 80, and No. 8 81 80 per dozen.
WOOL-The market is firm with light re-
ceipts and fair demand and prices have not
advanced We quote: Unwashed
20a22c medium delaine. 25a27c: comb
ing. 2Sa30c;' fleece washed, fine, 21a28c; do
medium, 25a2sc: delatne, 30as3c; combing. 3Sc;
good, 25a2Sc; choice, 82a34c; and