The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-02

No. / large, $24a25; No. shore, $lS Da19: No.
2 large, $llall 30; No, medium, 50 5OalOi
No. 4 large 80 .0ale; No. 8 medium So 5Oa9
lIer bril- and half barrels one half these prices.
with 25c extra for packages. White llsh, Sja
. 80 per half f-harreL Sardines hhli-hoNess
.$22a28; do quarter-boXes. N4-Ual5, per case;
goldfish, 5a6c per ID.
GREASE-Fair demand and steady at 7Sa
$40 for white, 6aa7c for yellow, aud 5ka6c for
brown, per lib.
GRGtN FRUIIS-There is frm market,
with fair local demand for apples, and good 10
cnoice are worth laQaA p"r brl IN. store, and
some extra qaaiity held at ~ 25a2 so per brl.
We quote cranber les IS 50a9 80 per bIl, accord
ing TO quality. Lemons are quoted $ia5 ~ per
DON, and Creole oranges are worth "a 5OaS50
( = TGUNPoW Continues steady ana un-
changed. We quote rife powder $5 75a6 q
aud blasting $3 25a3 50 per keg,
HAG-The. market remains teady with lib
-eral offerings and there is fair consumptIye
.demAnd Tor the higher grades, ald prline TO
choice timothy is worth @l1.p3 Der ton on ar
rival L0wer gra LSs are dull aud. oil hed at
IS9ll0 for medium, anu $Ia9 for common per
ton, all on arrival Dealers in store want 81
2 10 more per ton.
hEMP-Ihere isa steady market but quiet.
with moderate though ample olTeriags AT $lD
ali5 per ton on arrival, for rough Kentucky,
and in store about 50 more is asked. We quote
dressed 9a9Ac Der Id in jobbing lots iu store.
/ HIDES-l mere is fair demand for all IT.
lferinys, with q firm market as follows;
green hides 7aSc, wet salted 9al0c, aid dry lint
l6alSc per lD. Sneep pelts sell at 60caI apiece
for good TO prime, and 25a4Oc for inferior.
\ MOLASStGo-N1w Orleans syrup Is in fair
demand for good to choice. anu firm at 5Oa6jc
per gallon. We quote reiinet syrups 40aSOc,
according to qualify, aud sorghum 3Oa3jc per
gallon for pEme to choice.
I NAILS-fh Is moderate de mand, and
the market Is steady at S3aY ~ per Kcg for 10
to B0d. Other sizes sell ~ corresponding
prices.
7 NAVAL ST0RES-The market is frmer for
resins, while spirits. turpenGIne rule easier.
Wequote: spirits turpentine 52a54c per gall
Ion; RESIN, virgIp, So 25a6 30; No. pale, $4 25a
70: No! Ordindry, 50 25a3 80, and No. do
$2 9Oa8 per brl.
Z NUIS~-Ihere is o steady market for pea
nuts at 4ka51sc for good to chOic white. aud
2ka4c for common to prime red for raw ON ar
rival We quote almonds lSa2lC. white wal
nuts l3al4c, III DeIts, l4a15c, pecaus l0al2c, and
Brazil nuts 9alOc per Id.
LEATHEB-The market continues firm,
though the demand Is generally moderate. We
quote the following Tor jobbng lots: For oak
sole 4a37c, hemlock 10 25a34c, harness, JOa
54c, rough do 25ay9c, skirting 36a4Oc, Amerl-
can kip 45aS5c, French do Slal 4O, American
calf 9UcaSl Is, French 10 81 60a3 per H. bride
leather S45AJ6per doz, and upper leather l7a2Uc
per foot.
LINE, ETc.-The demand is only moderate
for all articles in this line but the market is
steady at s0a9Ic for lime, 4 7jal IS for cement
MILL fEED--Bran has been firm all week
with none Offering on arrival, and salesIn store
at SIS per ton. Snp-stuIs are selling at $14al7
per ton. MlddlInGs are worth S,2a30 per ton,
all on arrival In store Sla2 more required.
HOPS--Ihere is far demand, with mod
crate offerings. We quote 25a27c for prime to
choice Western, and 32a3jc for Eastern, per lib.
lKON-The market is dull, but prices are
steady and nominally unchanged. We quote
the following at tour months time for
pig-lron: CnarcoaI, hot blast-H. r., No. l.,
Sz2a2S 60; No.2, $22a23; do mill. $22; Georgia
anu Tennessee No. l, $22: No. Z, $2l; DO mil,
$22. Raw-coal and coke-Ao. l, S22a24; No.
2, S21a22; Mill, $1sa22. American Scotch-No.
l, S25a26: /. $2ia25; No. 2, S22a23; II. r.. car
wheel, $3Oa4O: Alabama do, $33a5S; Georgia
and Tennessee do, $28. Old car wheels, so per
ton. scrap IRON Wrought, &c, and cast, 1aa
4G per Id. Bar iron-Boiled, &c: do charcoal,
5.45c. Sheet iron7~Boiled, 3.25a4.75c; do char
coal. 3.75a5.25c, and Russia iron, l6aISc per lb.
Horse-snoes, S0a5 2j. and mule-shOes, S6aG %
per keg.
LEAD-The demand is light, but prices are
nOminally unchanged. We quote 7a71ac for
pig lead, 7aaSAc for bar, &c for lead pipe, and
9Ac for sheet lead per ID.
OlLS-Linseed Oil Is firm with moderate Offer
ings of good TO prime at 62a65c per gallon. Lard
oil is steady with mOuerate demand at GA
93c per gallon for extra current make. Rufined
petroleum is worth 29a30c per gallon.
POTATOES-Are steady with moderate de-
mand at $la1 10 per bu, and $3a3 % per brl in
store for prime to choice.
POULTRI- Chickens are worth S2a3 per
dozen dressed, and no live offering. Dressed
tn keys are quoted 13al4e ger ID, with mOder-
ate demand at these figures.
RAGS-The demand is fair. and the market
is steady. No. white cotton are worth DC, and
No. 2 4G per Id; and mixed cotton sell at 2Ha
2%c per lb. Woolen rags are worth Xa2Sc for
common, and 6a6hc for soft, per Id.
RlCE-Ihe demand is moderate and there is
steady market with light receipts OF L,uisi-
ana, and selling at 51sa61ac per lib for good to
PRIME
SALT-Domestic Is firm, with only moder-
ate supply. but still selling at 24c per bu and
81 35 per brl Of 80 lbs Turks Island is dull ut
33a3jc per bu. Coarse Liverpool squoted 81 10
al 25 per sack, and moderate demand.
SEED-Clover Is quiet and steady at 15c in
store, and lia14Hc for jobblng lots on arrival.
Timothy is worth 50 az 10 per bu. Flax seed
sells at 81 2ja1 Az per bu.
SHOT-There is a fair demand and market
steady at S3la32 per keg for buckshot and $2o
a29 for assorted.
SOAP-There is steady market and good
demand. We quote German 61sa7c, olive ia
6nc, and family 5a5%c perlb
SIARCH-Ihere is q Ialr demand and mar
ket steady for prime pearl at 3jsa41sc per lb.
SUGA.k-Tnere Is fair consumptlve de-
mand. Market stea1y. New Orleans is worth
9alOc, yellow refined 1Oallc, extra &c" II ha
l6c, "a" white ll4al2c, granulated and pow
dered y hal28c, and crushed l3al31c per lb.
TALLOW-Hhe market is steady and de-
mand fair at Sc for country, and SIC for city
rendered per lb, packed.
TEA-Ihe market is steady, but there is
only moderate demand. We quote: Black
Oolong 3OaS C, Souchong 4Ia9Oc. Green-Hyson
3ja90c, Young Hyson 3jcaSl, Imperial 4JcaS1,
and Gunpowder 5OcaSl ~ per h.
TlNNERS' SEOCk-uhe demand is light
but the market is firm and prices are un-
changed. we quote: Zlnc-slaD, per lD.
SaShc; sheet, 924alOkc; block tin, 23a
25c; copper ingots, Zoe: bottoms, 33c; braziers'
Sheet &c; plate (IX), per box, $l1 5Jal2 50;
do QC), $9af0, and roohug. $Sa9
VEGETA BLBS-Thc demand is fair and re-
ceipts liberal. We quote: Onions $2a22l; tur-
nips $1al 25 and sweet potatoes 81 75a2 D Der
barrel.
WOODEN WARE-There is steady mar
kct and demand light. We quote: Wash
boards, 81 75a2 l5; buckets, 2-hoops, 81 4Ua
i 50: tubs, No. l, $GaG 50: No. 2, $5a5 80: No.
3, $4af 50 per dozen, and nests, IS, S3a3 25;
churns, No. i, 50 50; No. 2, IS ~. ana No. 5
81 5O per dozen.
WOOL-Therc has been very little doing the
past week, but the market is firm ut the iol-
loving prices: Unwashel, fine, 2la22c; coarse,
2ia25c; medium. 25a26c; deaine. 27a2sc;
comblng, 31a32 fleece washed, fine 34a3G ;;
coarse TO medium, 30a35c; delaine 37a3Sc: