The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-30

salted, l8alsc for dry flint per lb. Sneed
pelts are worth 0DcaSl for good 10 pi imc and
25af0c for lnferioa. Hm
LIME, ETc.-There is moderate demand
for all articles in this line, ana they are steady
at previous prices Plaster Is IS ol III 81 60a2 20,
cement 81 7Sai 81, and ihne 9JcN$I per bri.
MILL FEED-rhe market is quiet and easy,
with liberal offerings and geHerail ly moderate
demand Bran is worth Sl3ai9 50, shipstufls
S1ialb, and middlIngs $2Oa25 per ton. all on ar
rival, and dealers ask So more in store
LEAD--TheTe ls u lair jobbing demand, and
no material change. We quote 1a11sc per ID
Tor pig lead, TslaS1sc for bar, and SNa9tIc for
sheet lead yer lib. 1870 .a......
EATHER-There is a quiet market, with
only moderate jobbhlg demand, but there is
no material change in prices. We9uote: Oak
sole S4aS7c, Aemloek do 25as4c, harm ess S6aS4c,
rough do 25as9e, skirting 35a4Oc, American
kip 4oaS5c, French do $lal ~. American cai1
9OcaI Is, French 10 81 6Oa2 per lb, bride
leather $i5a55 per doz, and upper leather ia
HOPS-The market has been very quiet, with
moderate demand at 22a27c per ID for good to
choice Eastern.
lkON-There has been very. little doing this
week, ana the market continues steady with no
material change. We quote the following at
four months per ton for pig iron: Cnarcoal. hot
blast-H. r.. No. ], s24a25 50; No. 2, S22a23; do
mill, $2la22; Georgia and Tennessee No. 4, $28:
No. Z, $2la22; DO mill, $2la22. Raw-eoal aud
OohO-No ls 9H0dSD, NO. " SEldSkS MIL, R<VlZl.
American ScOtch-No. /, S25ae6: B /. S24a25:
No. 2, S22a23: IL. IT,, car-wheel, S3Oa40: Ala
bama do, S34aJ6; Georgia and Tennessee do.
S29a30: Salisbury do, $40. OLD car wheels, s22
per ton. scrap Aron-W Wrought, per I00 lbs, y6c,
and CAST Aa%c per Id. Bar iron-i3oiled, 2kc:
DO charcoal, SIC. Sheet Ton-BQiled, AKA
4xc: do charcoal 3ka5kc, and Russia l4al6c
per ID; Horse-shoes, $5 %5a5 80. and mule-shoc
50 25aG 80 per keG.
MOLASSES-Ihere is quiet market and no
rinl
50aa8c per gallon for prime to choice Refined
sirHps are worth 45a90c per gallon, according
to quality Prime sorghum is held ut 30aa5c
per gallon.
.NAILS-Are in moderate demand, and un-
changed at $3a3 10 per keg for 10 TO God, and
other sizes at prop0rtiODaBe prices.
NAVAL STORES--There is q moderate de-
mand only. for articles in this line, and prices
steady, with no material change. We quote:
Spirits. turpentine sell aG 4Sa49c per gallon.
Resins are quoted as follows: virgin, IS 25a
80: No. l pale, 81 Uoa4 50: No. 1 ordinary,
So 25a3 so, and No. do 81 SOa3 per brl.
NUTS-Peanuts are in moderate demand
and steady at previous prices. Wequote a11a
SIC for white, and 2a4c for RED, per Id, accord :
ing to. quality, for raw, and 2a3c more for
roasted. We equote: Almonds 1Sa2lc, flberts
14a15e, white wainuts 13a14c, peeans 10al2c,
and Brazil nuts Sa10e per lb.
OlLS--Linseed is in moderate demand, but
firm at 63a65c per gallon. Extra lard oil sells
quote refined petroleum z9aSOc per gallon and
demand fair.
P0TATOEs-The receipts have been very
light and not sufficient to admit of any quota
tions on arrival. There is fair constructive
demand in store for prime to choice at $lal 20
per bu loose. They are worth also $3a3 80 per
brl, in store for shipping.
POULTRY-Tnere is duh market. with
large receipts. We quote chickens 50 50a3 0U
per dozen for live, and So U0a3 rs for dressed.
uunta1 1uSp Ia w nd MALI for
dressed per lb. Live geese are held at $4a5
per dozen.
RAGS--Fair demand and ample offerings.
We quote &c per b for No. white cotton, and
4c for No. 2, and 2ha2Xc for assorted cotton.
WoOlen rags are worth 6Ha7c for soft, and "a
ic per ID for coarse.
RICE-There is an improved demand, and
market firm at 6ka71ac for Carolina, and 5ka
6dc for louisiana per Id. ~
SALT-There is a steady market for Ohio
River and Kanawha at 24c por bu, and 81 35
per brl and demand fair. Coarse Liverpool is
worth 81 10al Is per sack, and Turks Island
held at 89a35c per bu. VI
SEED-There is a fair iobbing demand for
clover at Ice per ID, and timothy is worth 50 10
az % per bu in store. Flax seed is selling at
81 GOAL 4O per bu, and fair demand,
SHOT-ModeraUe demand and steady. AS
sorted shot are worth $2oa29, and bucIshot are
quoted $5la32 per keg.
S0AP-The trade is fair and prices are
exc for olive, and 5a51sc for family, perl ID.
STARCH-Is IN fair demand at 3Aa4hc for
refined pearl, per lb.
SUGAR-There is only moderate demand
and prices are steady. We quote Ba l0cfOr New
Orleans, 10al0hc for yellow refined, 1OXa11kC
for extra &C." 11ka1lTc for "a" white, BKa
l22sc for granulated, l246c for powdered, H4c
for crushed, and l8c for cut loaf per lb.
TALLOW-rhe market continues steady.
The offerings are ample Of prime country at &c
packed aud city rendered at Sc loose per H.,
with fair demand. ...,e.
TEA-SteadY market, and fair demand. No
material change. We quote: Back-Oolong
30aSjc, SouchOng 4OayUc. Green--Hyson 3jagjc,
Young Hyson S5ea$l. Imperial 4Jea$l, and
TlNNEltS' SI0Ck-There is q fair de-
mand, and the market is steady,
except little decline in zinc Wequote:
c-slab, per 10. 8aShc; sneet, 9%a10hc;
block tin, 23a2bc; copper ingots, 25c; bottoms,
38c; braziers' sheet, 32c; m-plate (IX), per
box, $ll 5Oal2 81; do QC), $8a1U. and roofing,
$8a9.
WOODEN WARE-The market is firm.
with fair demand at the following prices:
81 50a1 80; tubs, No. l, 81 51a7; No. 2, IS SCAT;
No. 3, $4 JOa5 per doz: anu nests IS, $3a3 a
churns, No. l, SO 5U; No. 2, IS 81, and Nc. ..
81 80 per dozen.
WUOL-rhe market has been only moder-
ately active this past week. Holders
are firm but no advance in prices
was established. We quoTe as fol-
lows: Unwashed fine, 2ia22c; coarse. 2ia25c /;
medium, 25a26c; delaine, 27a2Sc; combing,
medium, a0a35c; delalne, 3ta5ec; combing, 42a
43c: tub washed, good, S2a35c; choice, 97a38c
and pulled wool, superine, 3oaS1c; lambs,
27a26c.