The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-13

GREEN FRUlrS-The demand is only mod
crate Tor apples, and they are freely offered at
81 5Oa2 % per bn Tor good to choice in store.
CranDerl1e5 are steady with moderate receipts,
and quoted $l0all per brl for prime. Lemons
are steady ana quiet at x4a5 per BOX. Valencia
oranges are worth s9a10 per case, aud Sicily
sell at 81 50a3 25 per box.
GUNPOWDER-Ther is a moderate de-
mand, and the market is steady at previous
prices. We quote it 50 25a3 Is for blasting aud
80 I5a6 % for rifle powder per key.
HAf-Market still very quiet, with moder-
ate demand only for the higher grades, and
prime timothy is selling at Si0all per ton on
arrival, i'll bales. Lower grades are neglected
and nominal at $7a9 per ton, dealers asking 81
more per ton in store.
HEMP-There is no rough Kentucky Offer
ing and is nominal. We quote dressed 9a91 C
per Id, and moderate iobDing demand.
HlDES-The market is steady though quiet,
with ample receipts and demand fair for the
better qualities. Green hides are worth 7a8c,
wet sailed 9alDc, and dry flint l6aSc per H.
Sheep Delts are selling at 6Uca$l for good to
prime, anu held at 2Oa40c for inferior.
HOPS-Ihe demand has been light and the
offerings in excess OF the demand. Good to
choice Eastern sell at 22a25c per Id.
lkON, &c.-There has been some improve
ment III the demand, especially for pig iron,
but the market Is generally quiet ana prices
are essentially unchanged. We quote at four
months time for pig iron: Charcoal. hot
blast-H. r., No. !, S24a2S 81; No. 2, $22a23; do
NO. =, $2ia22; do mill, $21a22 Raw-coal and
coke-No. !, S23a25; No. 2, $2la22; Mil, $20a21.
American Scotch-NO l. S25a26: B /. s24a25;
No. 2, $22a23: II. k.. car-wheel, $33a40: Ala
bama do, $34a36; Georgia and Tennessee do,
$29a30: salisbury do, $40. OLD car wheels, seq
per ton. scrap iron-Wrought, per 100 lbs, 95c,
and cast haZc per lb. Bar iron-Boiled, 2kc:
do charcoal. SIC. Sheet iron-Boied. 3Aa
4zc: do charcoal. 3&a5Hc, and Russia i4al6c
per ID. Horse shoes, IS 25a5 80. and mule-shoes
SO 25aG so per keg.
LEAD-There is moderate trade at previous
prices. We quote Ta71S for pig, 7XaS%c for
bar. 9ka9hc Tor sheet lead, and &c per lb for
LEArHER-There has been a moderate job
bng demand this week, ana the market has
undergone no material change. We
quote: Oak sole 34a57c, hemlock do 25a34c,
harness 3Oa34c, rough do 25a99c, skirting 36a
doc, American kip 45aS5c, French do $lal DO.
American calf 9Oca$1 Is, French do 81 6Oa2 OO
per lb, bride leather $45a55 per doz, and up
per leather 17a2Oc per foot.
LINE, ETc.-Moderate demand and steady,
Quoted 9Jca$1 per brl for lime, 81 75a1 85 for
cement, and 81 Soa2 20 for plaster per brI
MILL FEED-Oferings liberal of all arti-
cles in this line, with only a mo crate demand
Quoted as follows: Bran $l3, shipstuts $I4a15,
and middlIngs $lSaA per ton, In bulk, on arri-
val, and 81 more asked in store.
MOLASSES-New Orleans sIrup is quiet and
steady, the demand being fair for good to
choice at 6Oa5Sc per gallon, and inferior dull
at 40a45c per gallon. Refined sirups are in
local request at 4Oa9Oc per gallon, &C
cording to quality. Prime sorghum is offered
at 30a3jc per gallon.
NAILS-The market is quiet, and they are
quoted 81 90a3 per keg for 10 to COD, and pro-
Dortionate prices for other sizes.
NAVAL STORES-The market has been
steady, and there was fair demand and no
In prices. We quote spirits of tur-
1entine 4Sa50c per gallon. Reslns-VIrgIn,
i5 26a5 81; No.. ! pale, 81 UOa4 SO: No. |
ordinary, So 25a3 30, and No. 2 do 81 8Oa3 90 !
Der brl.
NUTS-The demand was only moderate for
peanuts. with liberal offerings at 4ka56c for |
prime to choice white, and 21Sa4c for common |
% good red. Almonds are worth 18a2Jc, white |
yalnuts 12a14c, 1berts 14a15c, Brazil nuts 1la |
&c, and pecans 9a1Uc per lb.
OlLS-Moderate demand for linseed at 63a65c |
,er gallon. Extra lard o Is worth 95a97c per |
sallon, and moderate demand. Refined pc |
roleum sells at 26a21c per gallon.
POTATOES-Moderat demand and liberal |
ferings OF arrival, and selling from wagon |
It SOa9Jc per bu to the local retail trade for
,ood to prime. They are worth 95caM per bn |
n store loose. and S3a3 rs per brl packed.
POULTkY-The market mas been frmer to-
Yards the close Of the week, with moderate re-
eipts. Chickens are in fair request and sell
ng at $3a4 per dozen for dressed, and 81 75a |
81 for live. We quote turkeys l0allc for |
lressed and 7aSc for live per lib. Live geese |
re Offering at W 5Oa4 80 per dozen, and demand |
ight |
RAGS Are in fair demand and firm, with
My moderate offerings. We quote No. | white
otton &c and NO. 4c, and mixed cotton 215a
&c per ID. Wooen are worth 61Sa7c for soft
nd ZaTc for common per 10.
RlCE-Steady and moderate demand at 5%a
nc for Louisiana, and 6ha7hc for Carolina
er lb.
sALT-There is steady market with a Iib-
raj supply OF domestic, and fair demand at
25 per brl Of $50 lbs, and 24c per bu. Coarse
liverpool is held at 81 l0a1 20 per sack. Turks
'lanu is dull at 33a35c per bu.
SEED-Clover steady and fair demand IN
one selling on arrival. Timothy is worth
l0a2 25 per bu in store for good to prIme
nd fairi obbing demand.
SHOT-The market is steady and demandI
Iir at $30aSl for buckshot, and $z7a2S for as
0rted shot per keg.
sOAP-Firm and demand fair with no ma
raj change. Common yellow is worth AKA
&C, olive 6Aa6hc, and German 64a6Ic per
)und.
srARCH-There is steady market with
III 4emanu' ana rehned pearl is worth 4a41ac
SUGAR-Falr trade, especially for local con
lmption. No material change In prices, We
iote 9a!Oc per ID for raw New Orleans, and
AalO%c, extra sc" llal1Ac, IA" white liz
&c, granulated l25zc, crushed 12%c, and cut
at 13c perIb.
TALLOW There is fair demand and lib
al onerlngs. country IS worth Sc per lb ,
lcked, and city rendered SC per lb loose.
steady with far consump-
Ve demand. We quote: Black-Oolong ADA
c, Souchong 4OayUc. Green-Hyson 39aq0c
0ung Hvson 35caSl. Imperial 81 90. and Gnne I
wider 60caSl ~ per lib. !
IlNNERS' STOCK - The demand was fair {
i'd prices are firm with no variation. We
tote: Zlnc-slab, per lD. 8aShc; sneet, 9ha s
G; block-t1n, 23a25c; copper ingots, 25c: bot d
ms, 33c; brazlers sheet, SIC; tin-plate QX),
" box, $ll 5Oa12 80; do QC), S9a1O, and roofing, 4
40.
WOODEN WARE-Fair trade the past week Il
lth ample offerings, and prices Sustained: l
ashboards, 81 75a2 rs; buckets, 2-hoops,
5Oa1 60; tubs, No. i, ST 50a7; No. 2, IS 5Oa6;
}. 3, 81 JOa5 per doz; ana nesUs 6s, $3a3 Is:
urns, No. l, 50 ~; No. 2, IS 80, and No. 8,
80 per dozen.
WOOL-The market has been firm for
Q higher grades, under a fair local and ship j
ng demand, but low grades are dull and a
ther easy No material change in prices. We
oJe: Unwashed fine, 2la22c; coarse, 2la25c: C
sdlum, 26a26c; delaine, 27a2Sc; combing. l
i32cj fleece washed, fine, 34a36c; coarse 70
sdium, 30a35c; delalne, 31a3Sc; combing, 42a | 8
}: tub. washed, good, 32a85c; choice, 3fa38c;
d pulled wool, superfne, 30a31c; lambs y
l2Sc.
Live Stock Market. a
CINCINNATI, Feb 13-2 Pm.
rhe total receipts and shipments Tor the
at ID hours were Ia fnIloxUa. |.