The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-04

NAIl.5-Marret steady ami quiet with mod
crate demand, and sciling AT 40a2 50 per Keg
Tor 10 to Goa, anu other sizes at proportlonate
prices.
NAVAL sTORES-Fair demand only for
splrlis 9f turpcntiue, and othc, ARTICLES raCher
dull No u aterial change in price. We quote
tnrpentine 39a4so per gallon; RESIN, extra pale,
| "a >5a5; pale ~ 1sa4 No. l. 1913 q; No. Sc u
az, No = ~ 5Oa2 70: navy pItcn. SO 7jaI: roofing
pitch, 81 l5a2 ", AM Carolina tar s. 75a4 per
brl. Coal tar ~ jOa3 per brl, inciudlng b. /:
Oalium 9tsall &C per ~.
NUrS-Demand fair for peanuts. and quoted
54a63ic per lb for white, and 3l4 ,4c IoE red al
t. quality. Almonds quoted l6a2oc, Elgllsh
walnuts l2aljc, flb1rts 1Oal2c. pecans 7aSc, and
Brazil nuts j.qa6}sC per ID.
OlLS-Market quiet and steady. Linsecl
is quoted 5Ja52c per gallon. X fined petroleum
sc ling az l3al5c pcr gallon, as 10 fire test.
OK IA lar oil held at 73aTjc per gallon for
current make.
POWDER-Demand fair and market steady
at 70 'oa6 % for rife, ana ~ 25a! 80 for mining
powder per keg.
Pc IAIOES-I been quiet, with full
supply and hcld steady at 9ca$l. per bri for
loose on arrival and 81 al IS per brl for good
81 j0a3 80 per brl. as to quality.
POULTRY There is fair demand, with
liberal offerings and market quiet but steady
at - 5OaJ W per dozen for Old, and 81 25a2 w
for young, as to size and condition.
RAGo-MarkUJ steady and fair demand.
White cotton sell at 41sc for No. ], 4c for No.
2, and mixed cotton at 2a2Tc per ID. Woolcn
at 5saSc Tor fine and 2luXc per lb for coarse.
RlCE-Is in fair demand and steady at Ease
per ID for Louisiana and Carolina.
SALI-MOderate demand for domestic and
Ohio River, and Kanawha selling at 81 25
per brl OF 80 los. Foreign dull at 3Oa32c for
turks Island per bu, and coarse Liverpool
81 lOal 20 per sack.
SEtD-CloYer rs in light demand but held
steady at l2c per Id in store, and SC on arrival.
timothy Is selling slowly at 81 5Ual ID per bu
IN store, and offered atsSl 25al 30 on arrival.
SiIOt-ls in demand at previous prices We
quote S25 j1a26 per keg for assorted, and $2S 80
h29 for buck shot.
oOAP-Continues firm, and the demand is
fair at GaG!sc for German, 5tsa6c for olive,
ana 41aa1C for common yellow, per Id.
SUGAR-Ihere is q far consumpUYe demand
and the market steady. We quote New Orleans
9}salOc tor raw, ~ 1aallc for clarified. Refined
yellow S5G a9nc extra "L" 95Sa10c, "a" white
l03s al02sc, hards HhaIl5sc and cut loaf ll;sa
l2c per lD.
ofARCH-Continues steady. with fair de-
mani, and pearl is selling at 31aa4c per Id, as
to brand.
TALLOW-Is in fair demand and steady,
with ample offerings, and country rendered Is
quoted "a a74c per 10 in packages.
IhA--ls in laIr demand, and steady as fol-
lows: OoionS 35a$l oouchong 45ca$l, Young
Tyson 3jay0c, Imperial 35a9yc, Gunpowder 5Oc
as 10 and Japan 3Ja7Je per ID.
TlSNERS' oiOCh-Ihe marKetis steady and
quiet with no especial change &. We quote:
Z!nc-Slab, per ID. 7aSc; 5nect, 73aa9c;
9iock-tln, 2oa23c; coNper lngot5, &c; bottoms,
32c; DraLlers' sncet, :i2c; tin plate UX), Der
box, $40 jOall 50; do tlCl, $8a3; and roofing.
$1a8. Galvanized iron, 50 per cent. discount
from price list.
WOODEN WARE-CQutiaucs steady and
quiet at previous prices. Wequote: " ashboarCts
81 a5a2 75; .ouckeCs. 2-n6ops, ST 50al 60;
tubs, NO. /, ST 5Ua7 90; No. J, 50 5Oa6 90;
No. 3, $4 5Oa5 0J per dozen, ana nests. os, S3
a3 -: cnurns, NO. l, 80 "; NO. :. s65O, and No.