The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09

car-wheels. $21 O0a22 10 per ton. scrap iron
Wrought &c, ana Cast 1aaXc per ID. Bar IRON
Boiled, axe: do charcoal, 3.45c. Sheet iron
Boiled, 325a47jc: do charcoal. 3.75ab25c. and
Russia iron. l8aiSc per Id. Horse-snOes. $5a
8 2j. and mule-shOes, s6a6 25per keg.
LEAD-Moderate demand and steady at Ia
7hc for pig lead, TAaShc for bar, &c for lead
pipe, and 924c for sheet lead perlb
LEATHER-Therg is q steady and quiet
Market with no material change. We quote:
OAK sole 34a37c, hemlock do 25a84c, harness a)a
84c, rough do 26a.9c, skrting 36A40c, Amerl-
can kip 45a55c, French do $lal 4O. American
calf 9UcaS1 Is, French 10 81 6Ja2 per Id, bride
leather $i5aj5per doz, and upper leather fa2Oc
per foot.
LIME. Erc.-The demand is limited, and we
quote 81 l0a2 ~ for plaster, 81 75al 56 for ce-
ment, and S0a9Jc for lime, per brl.
MILL FEED - The supply is light Of all
kinds, and the market remains firm. Bran is
i'll fair demand at SIS per ton in store. Ship
stuhs sell at s. 4al6, and middlIDgs at $22a21 per
ton on arrival, and $la2 more asked in store.
MOLASSEo-There Is fair local demand
for prime TO choice New Orleans at 5Oa6Oc per
gallon. Wequote 40aSjc per gallon, according
to quality, and 3Oa80c for Sorghum per gallon.
NAILS - Demand moderate and market
steady at S3a3 III per Keg for 10 to God, and
other sizes at corresponding rates.
NAVAL STORES = The market Is firm.
There is only moderate demand at previ 'us
prices. We quote: Spirits turpentine 6SaS4G
No. do 81 80a8 per brl.
NUTS-There is a steady market with
moderate demand for peanuts, and we quote
them AZ a5Bc for white, and 2ka4c for red pet
10. We quote 9alOc per lb for Brazil nuts, Va
lie for pecans. 12al4e for white walnuts, 14al5C
for fiberts, and 1Sa2Jc for almonds per Id.
OILS-Linseed is quiet and firm at 63a65c per
gallon. Lard oil is steady, with fair demand
for extra current make at 93a95c per gallon
fined petroleum continues firm at 29a30c pei
gallon.
POTATOES-There is only moderate de-
mand for local consumption, but the market
remains steady. They are worth $lal l0 pei
bu and $3a8 25 per brl for prime to choice, in
store.
PoULTRY-The market is quiet with ample
receipts and fair demand for dressed at ~ 5Ua
70 per dozen for chickens, and Sass per lb fol
turkeys. Live are not selling enough to bt
quoted.
kAGS-The market is well supplied with
far demand at previous prices. We quote
whlte cotton &c per lb for No. l, and 4c for NO.
Mixed cotton sell at 2na2%c per ID. Wooler
rags are worth 6a6hc per Id for soft, and down
to xaic per lp for coarse.
RlCE-Good to prime Louisiana is worth ~
6hc per lb. with moderate demand and mar :
ket steady.
sALI-There is light supply of domestic,
with falr demand, and it Is brought here from
points below and sold at SIC per pu, which IN
cludes cost OF transportation, etc. Coarse
Liverpool is worth 81 i0a! ~ per sack. Turks
I
SEED-Prime timothy is worth 81 90a2 per bu
In store, with light demand. Clover sells at ljc
per Id in store, and 4al4&c on arrival, demand
moderate. Flax seed is worth 81 25a1 4U per bu.
SHOI-Steady and moderate demand at pre-
vious prices. We quote $3laS2 for bucks shot
and $2oa29 for assorted per keg.
SOAf-Ihere is not much demand, and the
market is easy. We quote 61sa7c for German
and 4naGHc for common yellow per ID.
SIARCh-keflned pearl is in lair demand,
and steady at 8Sa4%c per lb,
SUGAk-The market continues quiet and
steady. We quote New Orleans 9a10c, yellow
l0hal0&c, extra sep 1GallAc, "Ah white
l1&al2c, powdered and granuiated 12%ai2Xc
and crushed 1SalSZc per Id.
TALLOW-Is in fair request and steady,
with liberal offerings at Sc for prime country
and SIC for city rendered per lb.
IhA-Ihere mas been steady market,
though quiet with no material change We
quote: Black-Oolong 3Oa35c, Souchong 4OagOc.
Green-Hyson 35a9Oc, Young Hyson 35ea$l,
Imperial 4OcaSl, and Gunpowder 50ea$ III
per lb.
TIMERS sTOCK-Demand fair and mar.
ket steady at previous prices. we quote:
Znc-slab, per 10. Sa8hc; sneet, 9%al0Hc;
Dlock-tIn, 23a25c; copper ingots, Zoe; bottoms,
33c; brazlers' sheet, 32c; tin-plate (IX), per
box, $ll 5Oal25O; do QC), $9alO, andrGoofng,
WINDOW GLAsS-There is not much de-
mand, but prices have undergone no material
change han disePqRt Of 4aa45 ne Per cent from card
raves 10 alioWou Ine trdue. Inc cara raUeS are
based upon So Is for first quality, and $6 50 fer
double strength, for 6x8 to 7x9 per box of so
feet,
WOODEN WARE-There is firm market
with fair demand. and prices have an upward
tendency. We quote: Washboards, 81 75a2 Is;
buckets, 2-hoops, 81 40al So; tuDs, No. /, $6a
60: No. 2. $5a5 80: No. 3, $4a4 30 per dozen,
and nests, Ss, $3a3 %; cnurns, No. /, SO 5U;
No. 2, IS 81. ana No. 3, 81 80 per dozen.
WOOL-There has been no great activity in
the market this week, though the demand has
improved. Prices are firm under
moderate offerings. We quote: Unwashed,
fine, 2la22c; coarse, Aa25c; medium, 25a26c;
delaine. 2a2Se; combng, 3la32; fleece washed,
fine, 34a36c; coarse TO medium, 3Oa35c; de-
lane, S7a3Sc; combing, 42aI3c: tub washed,
good; 32a35c; choice, 37a3Sc, and pulled wool,
super, 8Ua8lc; lambs'. 27a28c.