The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-10

prime TO choice factory at o@9c per Id; Inferior
COTTON YARNs-Have been steady and the
market quiet at previous prices. We quote: |
Batting, 8@14c; pound yarns cotton warp and
wicking, T@lSc; eoyerlet yarn 2Oe; colored
warp &3c twine, 17@l9e; rope; l4@l7e per lb;
No. 500, &c. No. 600, SC; and No. 700, &c per
dozen.
UURDAGE--The demand was moderate and the |
market steady and quiet Selling: Manila at
1l$1@12l{c, sisal at 1O129llc, and Jute at 914@
CoFFEE-ouiet and steady Prices about un-
changed Java quoted at 2S(d2Sc per lb, Laguayra
at 15@l7c per ID. Rio selling at 13@l4c for
common, Hl9@l5c for fancy l51a@l6c for good,
l6la@lsc prime to choice, and lsc Tor fancy yell
CoOPERs STUFF = Receipts ample and de-
mand fair and the market steady.
poles, Sc OO@s 90; tightbarrel poles, sl2@l4;
@l6: dressed DO. S1s 0O92i co. and hogshead slaves
SIS OO@20 90 per 1000.
COOPERAGE-Thed demand was only moderate,
and market steady. We quote flour barrels, 32@
@3jc pork brls, sl@i 65. lard terces. 81 3O@
35 ham terces, 60@65c; slack hogsheads,
81 40@l SO; half hogsheads, $l@l 10; lard kegs
35c; whisky barrels, Sl9l TO-
quoted as follows: Youghiogheny 7cI
per bu afoat and 9la@l0c delivered; Hooking
Valley, &c at elevator. and 0c delivered; Muskin
River, Sc afoat, and INC delivered Kanawha
River, &c afoat, and 9@10c delivered: Camden,
| 7@71oc; Kanawha camel, 16@lSc per bu and
anthracite $7@7 SO per ton delivered $780,,
| COKE-COntinues quiet, with little demand,
and nominally unchanged. Quoted: Gas
house at &c, city manufactured at &c and crushed
| at TIC per bu at yards, and &c more delivered.
| EGGS-Were in fair demand, and the market
literally supplied, and fresh selling at 1S@20c per
| dozen.
FEATHERS freely at $50 per lb for prime
| live geese feathers, with liberal receipts.
FISH-Demand fair and the market steady, with
| little or no change in prices: We quote:
Mackerel. extra mess, SIG 0O@27 90; No.
large mackeral, s23 OO@@25 90; No. shore
bay do, $l4 50dl5; No. 2 large do 50 5O@10; No
medium do. S. 50gs: No. large. SS@S so No.
medium, S66s6 so per brl, ana half barrels in
proportion. 25c added extra for package; No. |
salmon, $159l5 30 per brl; No. herring 2392dc
per box; Goldfish, 5@5hac per lb; sardines quarter
boxes BIB 5O@l4 per case. ana pound cove oys-
| FRUlTS-The demand was fair for apples, with
ample offerings and steady and selling at 81 500
so per br in store, as to quality and $l@1 so per
brl, and $2@2 rs per bu. Lemons sci at S5@6 per
box. Oranges quoted at S6@S per brl for Creole.
Dried fruit dull at 2@21ac for apples and 3@314c
| for peaches, per Id.
HAY-Has been steady with no material change,
and the local demand fair. Selling at SIS 5099 for
prime to choice timothy, and $1(9S for inferior,
all on arrival, and 81 per ton more in store.
| HIDES-Market steady and demand fair. Green
at 5al@6Ac, wet salted at 6s4@714c, dry salted at
9llOe, and dry flint at 13@l4c per h. Sheep
pelts at 5Oe@Sl each, as to size and condition.
HOPS-Quiet and steady with liberal receipts
and selling at 13@14c per ID for prime to choice.
HEMP-Steady and quiet No change in prices.
Rough Kentucky held at 800 per ton. Dressed
quoted at nc per lb for double and 614s61zc
for single.
IRON-The demand is light for all kinds, but
the market remains steady and prices unchanged.
The rates are as follows with pig iron at months
time: Charcoal hot-blast Hanging Rock No. l, S19
u No . N. A1aha Nn |
SS@20: Georgia and Tennessee No. l. $1S@20: MILL
$l7@1s. Raw coal and coke-No. l, Sl6@1S; No
g. $l5@16; American Scotch-NO l. $20Cg21; B l,
$S0Q2O. Hanging Rock ear-wheels, $2Sg33; Ala
bama do $l60e3O: Georgia and Tennessee do, $269
30: Salisbury do, $36@37 Old car-wheels. $l7@l8
Scrap-Wronght S0@Sl; cast 5O@60c per cwt. Bar
iron, boiled 3093Ac; charcoal, 4@l614e; Russian,
lac per lb. Horse-shoes, a. and muleshoes, s. per
ker
LEAD-Had a firm market and moderate de-
mand at 414@41ac for pig lead and 5@514c for bar
LEATHER-Fair jobbing demand and steady
market. We quote: Oak sole 32@35c; hem
lock do 2313oc harness. 3Oa34c; rough do
25@2sc; skirtng, 8O@39c; American kip, 55@sOc
! French do, $1G1 40; Anne ican calf, 90cG9Sl Is
French do 81 50@2 0O per lb bride leather
$45 00@55 90 per dozen, and upper leather 1Sfa22c
per foot
MOLASSES-Qu market and steady with
moderate consumptivt trade. Refined syrups at
4O@70c per gallon. New Orleans selling at 3o9
4oG per Sahoh' oorshuih heiu at %oSVooe per
NAiLs-Have been steady and in fair demand
at 50 05@2 Is per keg for 10d to God, and other
sizes at proportionate prices.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine was easy but
other stores were firm and the market quiet We
quote: Turpentine, 32@34c per gallon; resin, ex-
ira pale, $4 25a5; pale So 50t93 75; No. l, So 759
8; No. 81 50@2 70; No. 9, So 25@2 5O navy pitch,
$3T5@4; roofing pitch 81 75m2; and Carolina tar
So 50@3 rs per brl Coal tar 81 5O@2 rs per bril- ill.,
luding barrel; oakum, 6@lOc perl
/ NUTS-Peanutsi in fair request and good supply
and selling at 41a@5c for white and 354@414c for
red per ]b Hickory nuts at 60975c for large and
81 60@1 rs for shellbarks. Almonds at 1S@20c,
English walnuts at 13@l4c pecans at S19c, flberts
/ at 10G12c, and Brazil nuts at 60g7c per h.
0ILS-Steady and generally quiet for Iinseed at
59@G0c, and extra lard oil at 55@57c per gallon.
Refined petroleum in fair demand at 10@l2c per
POWDER AND sHoT-Moderate demand for
powder and selling at IS 75g6 for rife, and So 259
3 IS for mining per keg. Shot at $2l 25@22 for
buckshot and $lS 25@l9 per keg.
| POTATOES-Have been selling well and the re-
ceipts ample. We quote arrival lots at 50955c per
bu loose, but choice Early Rose held at 60c per bu
From store held at 5@l0c above these prices.
Sweet potatoes dull at 81 OO@2 25 per bn, as to
quality.
POULTRY-The demand was fair for turkeys
and ample offerings at 69@7c for live and S@9c
for dressed per ID. Live chickens at 81 1892 IS per
dozen, as to size and condition. Geese dull at So
:, @3 50, and ducks at $292 so per dozen.
1 RAGS-Quet and steady and ample offerings,
and cotton at &c for white and &c for mixed per b.
Fine woolen at S99c ana coarse at s497sc Der lb.
RICE-The demand was moderate and market
steady. Louisiana quoted 66I7c per Id.
SALT-The market is steady and quiet and no
material change. Wequote Ohio River and Kama
wha at 81 05@1 10 per brl of 5 bu, and 81 359l 40
per brl of bu. Coarse Liverpool dull at $1@1 10
per sack. Turks Island at 32@33c per bu.
SEED-TimoIhy is in light demand at $1@1 10
per bu Clover dull and held at 6@614c per ID. on
arrival. Flax seed fairly active at Sl@1 05 per bu
SOAP-Fair demand and steady market at pre-
vious prices. We quote German 5l151ac olive
at 434@5c, and common yellow at 81 ha@4c per lb.
SUGAR-Had quiet market, but steady, and
no material change. We quote: Yellow, refined 7
@g7s4c, extra S14@Ss4c, A white 9@9Isc, granu-
: lated and powdered 954@1oc, crushed 101a@l0Ac,
and cut loaf 101ac per lb. New Orleans at 611a@
719c for raw and S99c for clarified per ID.
STARCH-Fairly active and firm at &c for gloss
and 39312c for prime pearl per lb.
! TALLOW-Had fair demand and receipts
ample, with country in packages, selling SIC per
lib. City rendered at &C. loose, per lb.
TEA-Fair consumptive demand and no quot
able change. Wequotc: 0olong, 30c@S1; Souchong,
45c@Sl; Young Hvson, 9O@9Oc; Imperial S0@S0c;
gunpowder 50c@S1. and Japan 35(975c per lb.
TIMERS 'STOCK-The demand was only moder-
ste and market steady. We quote: Zinc slab, 7aSc;
sheet, 7@8c; block tin, 1S@20c; solder, 10@13c;
copper lngots, 19c; bottoms, 23c; braziers sheet,