The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-09

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CHtESE-Had moderate demand, chiefly for
consumption, but steady, and new selling at Il6g
he and old at 12@l3c per lb
C0RDAGE-Demand moderate but steady and
unchanged. We quote MANILA 12lzMl3c, Sisal
lOl4@ll14c, and jute 9@911ac per ib
COOPERAGE-Denand light and prices NOM
inally unchanged. We quote; Flour barrels, 25e
Soc; pork barrels. TOG975c lard tierces $4,000;
ham tierces. 45GtjOc; slack hogsheads, 81 lO9I is;
halfhoGsheads, Sl@1 05; lard kegs, 3U@35c; iron
bound whisky barrels, 81 2j@l 80; slack half-bar-
relS, 81 A0g2 IS per dozen.
COOPER STUFF-Market dull and offerings
large, but without material change in prices. We
quote: Flour barrel poles, $685. tight barrel poles,
$fO@t2 hogsheao poles. SkM2E ron:-.: asT:i r,ssTT.,
slaves, >:-1-.v; dre,seu 40, S16YD, and hogshead
slaves S20g25 per 900,
COFFEE-Stcady and quiet market with mod
crate demand and no material change. Rio is
quoted 1j@l6c for common, l7@1se for medium,
19920c for good and 2lGJ22c for prime to choice
per lb. Java selling at N@27c per ID.
COTTON GARNS-The market was easy and
quiet with only a moderate demand. Quoted
as follows Pound yarns, carpet warp and
wicking. Nc: coverlet yarn, 22c; c0ored warp 25c;
tWihe, I1G2c; rope, l5c per ID; No 500, 10c; No.
6OO sc, and No 100, Sc per dozen.
COAL Has had light sels0nable demand and
no material change i'll prices. Quoted as fol
lie de7eea aekng Valley f &c S te eIevator sa aH
1O@llc delivered; Muskingum Valley &c on cars,
and lie delivered; Ohio River 51a6g6c afoat, |
and Sc delivered; Kunawha River &c afIoat, and 10
@llc delivered; Camden &c; Kanawha camel II
ylSc per bu, and anthracite 81 50aS per ton, de-
lvered
CoKE-Light demand, but the market is steady
and unchanged Gas-lIouse at &c, city manufac-
tured 7c, crushed at Sc per blu, at yards, and &c
more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-llave been in moderate demand and tn he
market quiet with liberal offerings of fresh at Sc
per dozen. ..
FEATHERS-We freely offered but with only
moderate demand at SoW4oc per lb for prime
live geese.
FISH-Quet and steady, with fair demand
at the following prices; Mackerel No /
s949 80; No. medium. SS@S 80 per brl, and !
haf-barrels one half these prices with 25e extra for
packages. Lake herring 81 75@s; white fish, q so
@5 per half-barrel Sardines quarter boxes $l3 50
@l4 per ease, and Goldfish 5@ij1ae per ID.
FRUITS-Moderate demand and steady for ap-
pies at S5@6 per brl for prime to coicc and stock
light, Lemons are in light supply and moderate
demand at Sligo per box. Oranges are steady and
quiet with liberal offerings ut $l0@l2 per case and
S396 per box. Dried fruit dull Apples held at
3{4gic, peaches at 314s;E14c for quarters and 4@
&c for currnts 1o@i3c for Turkish pr,mes, 1O0gl3c
for figs and 1SglJc for citron per h. and ii 65ds2
for iayer rasins per box.
GREASE - Moderate demand and quiet but
steady at 554@6c for white, 54 651ac for yellow and
i51@5c for brown per ID.
HlDES-Ead II fair demand and closing firm
with limited receipts. We quote green hides 81
g7c, wet sated 71sGsS1se dry s,,ltel ut 1lGglac and
dry flint at li@l5c per Ii. Sheep pelts at 7ocG9$l 25
us to quality.
HAY-The market was quiet and steady, with
ample receipts and moderate demand. No tim
othy sells at 50 50de10 per ton, medium quality
held ut $SGyS 80 and common at $7g7 50 per ton,
all IN bales on arrival.
HOPS-rhere was limited demand and the
market dull at 6@1c for Western, and S@l0c for
Eastern per h..
HEMP-Quiet and steady for rough Kentucky,
with light receipts and little demand and held at
S9Og95 per ton on arrival. Dressed in fair obbing
demand at 764T Ac for single and Si1Y &c for ouDIn
dressed per IL.
IRON-Market dull and weak for both pig and
with liberal offerings and no special
variations in prices Quoted as follows, and pig
iron at four months time: Charcoal hot blast
Hanging Rock. No. l. $22@23: No. 3 S2O692l;
mill, Sl0@G; Alabama, No. |. $30@2l mill, $50
$lg@2O raw coal and coke, No. l, $20@21; No . sl8
@l9; mill, Sl7glS; American Scotch, No. /, $22Cd
%; b |, $2l@22; Hanging Rock carwhcels, $50
@35; Alabama do, S2z@32; Georgia and Tennes-
wheels, Sl9@2O; scrap, wrought 9OcG9Sl 10; cast,
50u6Oe per 100 lbs; bar-iron, boiled 2@21ac char
coal $@3sc; sheetiron, boiled 3Ggst1e; charcoal
l@5l2c; Russia, 14c per lb holse-shoes 81 20 and
s. 20 per keg.
LEAD-Had merely . moderate jobbing demand
put closes steady ut previous prices We quote pig
at 4l494tc, and bar lead at 56I5l9c per ID.
LEATIIER-Therc has been no change of CON
sequence and the market remains quiet. We quote
oak sole, 34@37c; hemlock do, Aa32c: harness,
30@Sle; rough do, 2MG29c; skirting, 36@39c;
American calf, 9O@s1 15 French do, 81 5O@2 90
per lb bride leather, Si5@955 per doz, and upper
leather lS@22c per foot
MOLASSES-The demand is only moderate, but
the market rules steady We quote New Orleans
l0@45c per gallon for good to choice, and lower
grades merely nominal Refined syrups dun at
10gs5c per gallon as to quality
NAVAL STORES-Were steady and quiet
though turpentine had rather weakening
tendency. We quote: Turpentne, 3212@34ac
per gallon; resin, extra pale, 81 25G95 90; pale,
3 5oY3 70; No: l. 81 1908 90; No; 2, s. 5o92 IS;
No. :, = 25@2 so; navy pitch, $3 75@4; roofing
pitch, 81 7592 co. and Carolina tar SO 5043 rs
per brl. Coal tar, g 5092 rs, including barrel:
)akum, 9@l1c per lb.
market is steady at 81 46@2 TO per keg for 1Od to
iOd, and other sizes at proportional prices
NUTS--Moderate demand and quoted as follows:
Almonds 1S@20c English walnuts l2@l4c, tilberts
l@13c, pecans 7la0p.c, and Brazil nuts at 515(g612c
Der ID, Peanuts selling at S1a@4c for red, and 5(s
,iac for white Tennessee per H.
OILS-Quiet and steady for hnseed and selling
slowly, at 56g6Oc per gallon. Lard oil is freely ,
,ftered at 63G65c per gallon, but small demand.
Refined petroleum selling at 11@l3c per gallon,
p POWDER AND sHo1-Demand light for pow
her, but prices steady and quoted s. 75@62 % for
lave moderate sale at $2l 50a52 90 for assorted,
md VA 50925 90 for buckshot per keg
POTATOES-Were dull, and the market fully {
upplied. The demand is chiefly for local con- !
sumption, and store lots sell at 30@4Oc per bu, as
o quality or variety. Arrival lots merely nomi- -,
lal.
POULTRY-Was plenty and dull, the receipts
being generally IN excess of the demand and only 0
i've on the market Chickens quoted at 81 1902 so
DER dozen, turkeys at 7L1sc per lb. No other
iind salable.
RAGS-Fair demand and ample receipts Cot ,
on sell at 4(G412c for white and 214g2sHc for |
mixed per lb Woolen at S@Slac for fine, and
l@114c for common per lb.
RICE-Fair consumptiye demand and steady +
We quote Carolina at 612@7c, and Louisiana at "a
a7l4c per lb.
SALT-The demand is moderate and market
teady. Ohio River and Kanawha is quoted at
5@9Oc per brl of bu and 81 l53l 20 per br of :
". Turks Island quoted at 33@35c per bu. !
4iverpool coarse held at 81 10@l 15 per sack. .
SEED-The demand is light and only for small {
obbng lots at 74971ac per lb for clover and 81 40
81 As per bu for timothy in store. Flax in fair !
iemarid and selling at S1.20 per bu.
SOAP-Fair demand and steady market Ger .
nan is quoted 51a@6c, olive 5951ac and fam
ly at 4@41ac per ID. {
STARCH-Demand fair and the market {
teady and selling at 3@314e for prime pearl and !
l4(d7c for gloss and pulverized per lb.
SUGAR-Steady and quiet with ample supply c
md fair consumptive demand New Orleans raw s
,xtra &c" at 91s@93sc, "a" white at 91a@9s4c, ]
,owdered and granuated at 10A@l019c, crushed
It l034c, and cut loaf at l3e per lib.
TALLOW-The receipts were ample and the !
lemand fair for country rendered at 7c per lb and