The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-17

Mack erel, No. large, $24a26; No. shore. $ls 80
| al9; No. large. Sllall 80: No. medium. so 60a
| 10; No. large, 80 j0al0; No. 8 medium $9aS 50
per brl, and half barrels one -hall these prices,
with zoe extra for packages. White FISH, S5a
8 %, and lake herring, $2a2 q per half par
rel Satuines: half boxes, $22a23: do quarter
boxes. xl4al5 per case; goldfish. 6a8c per lb.
| GREEN FkUIrS-There is q moderate de-
mand for apples with a liberal supply, ana
| we quote them 81 50a2 30 for fur TO prime, anu
~ 75a3 for choice per br in store Lemons
quiet at - 5Oa5 so per box. Oranges are in
moderate demand at S3,5 per box. Cranber-
| rles are worth $7a9 per brl.
| GUNPOW DER-M Moderate demand at pre-
yions prices. Quoted So 25a3 Is for mining and
fS5 l5a6 20 for rifle powder per keg.
| HAi-There is fair local demand for the
| high grades and market steady at SO 50al2 per
\ ton for prime TO choice timothy. Inferior
grades plenty and dull at SaS for common,
and W 5Ua9 for medium per ton, on arrival,
| In store dealers ask S! more per ton.
| HEMP-MArket quiet and steady for Rough
| Kentucky with light offerings at $1l5a120 per
ton on arrival. Dressed is jobbing at Sa9c per
| lb in store as 10 quality.
| HIDES-Very moderate demand and ample
| receipts, but prices steady and without any
change. Green hides quoted 65aa7hc, wet
salted ea9c, dry flint 15al7c per Id. sheep pelts
| 6Jca$l for good TO choice.
| HOPS-Demand light and prices steady at
| lSa20c per Id for prime 10 choice, with liberal
\ receipts.
IkON-The market has been dull for both pig
| tendency but with no especial change as yet.
| We quote as follows at four months time:
| Charcoal, hot blast-H. r.. No. l, S14a2o ~;
| No. ., $22a2S; do mill. $2la22; Raw-coal aud
| coke-No. /, $23a25; No. 2. S2la22; Mill, $20a
| 81: IL. H.. car Wheel sS4a3S; Alabama do. S27
a34 Georgia and Tennessee do, S2Ta30: Sails
| bury do, $33a4O Old car wheels, S20a20 50 per
| ton. scrap iron-W WrOught. per l00 lbs, Csc,
| and cast kaxc perlb. Bar iron-Boiled, axe:
do charcoal, 3Kc. Sheet iron-BoiIed, 3Aa4Xc;
do charcoal. 3&a5kc, and Russia l4ai6c per
| ID. Horse shoes. S4 25a4 50. and mule-shoes
| IS 25a5 80 per keG.
LEAD-Is in moderate demand, and prices
| unchanged. Pig lead is quoted Ta1hc, bar ga
Sbc, and sheet lead 9ka9Kc per 10.
LEATHER-There is only o moderate job
bing with steady market. We quote: Oak
| sole 34a37c, hemlOck do 24a33c, harness 30a34c,
rough do 25ag9c, skirting 36a39c, American kip
45aS5c, French do $lal 40, American calf 9Oca
81 10, French do II 80a2 per lb bride leather
$45a55 per doz, and upper leather l7aSOc per
foot
LIME, ETC. Moderate demand and steady.
Lime is quoted 90caSl, cement 81 75al IS, aud
plaster 81 80a2 rs per brl.
MILL EEED-Bran continues scarce and
demand fair at Sl8 per ton. Shipstuffs offered
at slsa19 per ton. and dull. Middlings quiet
and steady at S20a26 per tor, all on arrival In
store about ~ more per ton.
MOLASSES-Market quiet and steady. We
quote New Orleans 5Ua55c for prime to choice,
and 4Oa45c for inferior per gallon, refined
NAVAL STORES-There is a moderate de-
mand, and spirits OF turpentine are lower We
quote: Reslns-Virgln S4a4 81: No. pale, 50 50
a4 90; No. ordinary, $3a3 25, and No. 81 75a
3 per brL Spirits Of turpentine, 4la42c per gal
Ion.
NAILS-Are in moderate demand and
steady. We quote $2 60a2 10 per keg for 10 to
God, and proportlOnate prices for other sizes.
NUTS-We quote white walnuts l2a15c, al
monds l6a20c, hlberts l0al2c, Brazil nuts 8a9c,
pecans 6a7c per Id. Peanuts are in moderate
demand, with liberal offerings at4a5c for white
and 2i36c for red per Id, as to quality.
OILS-Linseed is in moderahe demand at 66c
per gallon. Extra lard oil freely offered at S2a
S5c per gallon, and demand light Refined pe-
troleum steady at l6al7c per gallon.
POTATOES--Have been in moderate de-
mand only, with ample offerings. We quote
9Oca$1 Is per bu on arrival, as to quality, loose.
Good to choice varieties in store are quoted SO
a3 so per brl, packed, and 81 l0al rs per bu,
loose
POULTRY--The market was moderate for
live chickens, but with limited receipts and
steady, at S3a3 81 per dozen for good to choice
Live turkeys dull at 8aShc per Id, and geese
quoted s3 50a4 50 per dozen.
RAGS-The receipts are liberal and demand
moderate. We quote white cotton 4kc for
No. I, and &c for No. per Id. and mixed cotton
2Ma2hc per Id. Woolen are quoted 6aTc for
| fine and xaTc for coarse per lb.
RICE-Demand moderate and mark ct steady.
We quote 6a7c for Carolina, and 5Ia61Sc for
Louisiana. per ID.
SALT-Market steady for domestic and an
awha and Ohio River is selling at i8c per bu
and 81 10al Is per brl Of 2o0 lbs. Turks Island
at II 10al 20 per sack.
SEED - Clover is steady, with moderate
j0bbing demand, and sales at 15a15kc per lb,
in store. Timothy is quiet at 81 70al 81 per bu
In store. Flax is selling at 81 35al DO per bu.
SHOT-Moderate demand, and steady at $27
a28 for assorted, and S3Oa3l for buckshot per
keg.
steady market. German is quoted 6za6Xc,
olive 5Za6kc and family 4Xa5kc per lb
STRAIGHTFORWARD fair aud market steady
at 31sa5c per lb for pearl. according to brand.
SUGAk--Tnere is firm market. with fair
consumptive demand. We quote New Orleans
8ks9xc for raw and I1allhc for clarified.
Yellow refined is quoted 9xa10c, extra sc" l0H
alOXc, "a" white 1OTaliHc, granulated anu
powdered llHallXc, crushed 12c, and cut loaf
2kal2hc per Id.
TALLOW-Has been quiet and steady, with
liberal offerings at 7JSc for country rendered.
packed, and 7Xc for city, loose, per lb.
TEA-There was fair trade and steady
market at previous prices. We quote: Black
Oolong 3OaSoc. souchong 40a9Oc. Green-Hy-
son 3ja90c. Young Hyson 35caS1, Imperial 81 40,
and Gunpowder 5Ocasl ~ per lb.
Tim ERS STOCk-The trade was moderate,
but the market remains steady. We
quote: ZInc-slaD, per lD. 8aS1ac; sheet, 91SaI0c;
bloek-tin, 23a25c; copper ingots. 25c bottoms
33c; brazers Sheet 52c; tin plate (IX), per box,
$40 5Oa1l 30; do (IC), $8a9, and roofing, s7aS.
WOODEN WARE-Market steady and
quiet, and prices unchanged. We
quote: Washboards, 81 75a2 75; buckets,
2-hoops. 81 50a1 60; tubs, No. i, 50 5Oa7;
No. 2, SO 50a6; No. 8, 81 J0a5 per doz; ana nests,
IS. $Sa5 25; churns, No. !, 50 6U; No. 2$8 81 and
No. .. 81 81 per doz.
WOOL-The market has been dull, with
light receipts, and scarcely any change. We
quote: Unwashed, fine, merino, 2ia22c;
coarse clothing, 22a23c; medium do. 24a25c; long
combing, 3Oa3lc; Medium delaine, 27a2sc;
feece-washed, fine fleece, 33aS5c: medium,
8Oa33c: delaine, a7a3sc; long combng. 4Oa42c:
tub-washed, choice, 35a36c; do fair to gooa, 30
a32c; pulled, super6ne and long, 27a28c.
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
CINCINNATI, April 17-2 P. M.
The total receipts and shipments Tor the
past 4 hours were as folloWs