The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-01

held ar s2@2 50 per bu in boxes Grapes in mod
crate supply, and demand fair and selling at SD
&c per ID for Delawares and Catawba, 4(95c fo
Iohcords and $2g2 30 per stand OF bushels fo
Ives seedlings Damson quoted 81 50fs2 per stand
81 bushels, and offerings Light and not muet
demand. Lemons sell at $6@S per box, and mod
crate demand Oranges scarce, and held atT g
GUHP0WDER & SHoT-Powder Is in fair de
mand and steady at S. 7596 25 for rifle, ana SO p
@3 65 for blasting per keg. Shot is quiet at $211.
@22 per keg for buckshot and S1S 25@19 for as
| sorted.
HAY-was steady, with good local consump D
tive demand and ample offerings. Generally the
ferior bay is duh. We quote prime to choice tim
othy $9@l0 per ton medium at 81 5098, and com
mon at $6@6 so per ton, in bales on arrival.
HlDES-Quiet and steady market at prevfotl.
prices. We quote: Green hides 61a@57c, wet salted
71ag8c, dry salted 10@11c,and dry flint at 13@l4t
and condition.
HEMP--Moderate demand for rough Kentucky
ana market steady but quiet at Se5@10O per ton
ana Light offerings. Dressed hemp is in fair job
ping demand at 7@1h9c per lb, as to quality, the
| latter for double dressed
| HOPS-The market is weak, with liberal offer.
ings and only moderate demand, Quoted at ia
@l5c for prime to choice Eastern and 11@l2c for
IRON Market dull but steady, and no mate.
pig-iron at four months time: Charcoal hot
blast Hanging Rock No /, s2Oa2l; No 2, SiSca
20; mill $l7@1S; Alabama, No. l, SlS@2O;
Raw coal and coke--No |, si6@l8; No, 2. si5@l6
mill, S15@l7. American Scotch-No. /, $2O@21 B 1,
SlS@2o: Hanging Rock car-wheels, S2S@S3; Ala.
bama DO, S26@3O; Georgia and Tennessee do, $3.50
| 30; Salisbury do, S36@37 Old car-wheels, Sl79l8
Scrap..Wronght, s0@$l; cast, 5O@6Oc per cwt. Bar
| iron-Boiled, 2@214c; charcoal 3g3Ac Sheet
iron, boiled 3@314c; charcoal, 1866; Russian,
lac per lb. Horseshoes, & and muleshoes IS per
keg.
LEAD-Fair demand and the market steady.
we quote pig lead at 414@414c and bar lead at 5@
LEATHER market and fair job
bling demand. We quote: Oak sole,
32935e; hemlock do, 23@30c harness, GOA
34c; rough do 25@29c skirting 5O@39c, American
kip 55@9Oc, French do $l@1 40, American calf 9Oc
9Sl - French do 81 50@2 90 per lb: bride leather
$45@55 per dozen, and upper leather lS822c per
MOLASSES-steady and quiet, with moderate
offerings of New Orleans at 35@43c for fair to
prime, and 4Sc for choice per gal. Refined syrups
held at 4597Oc per gal for common to choice.
NAVAL STORES-Demand fair chiefly for tur-
pentine and market steady. We quote: Turpentine,
pale, So 5O@S Is; No /, s. 1898; No. ., 5ots2 Is;
No. 3, So 25@2 80; navy pitch, So 75@4; Caro-
lima tar $3 50@3 IS perbrl. Coal tar s. 50Cg2 rs
per brl. Oakum 6@10c per lb
NAlLS-Demand moderate but steady and
selling at 81 1892 IS per keg for 10 to God, and
other sizes atproportionate prices.
OlLS-Lard Oil quiet and steady at 59960c per
gallon for current-make Prime linseed quoted
564a5sc PEE gallon and moderate jobbing demand.
Refined petroleum at 1O8121ac per gallon.
Pc tNUTS-Fair demand and market steady.
White sell at 5A@6c ana red at 41a@5c per lb,
POULTRY-Had fair demand and steady
market chiefly for live chickens, which were in
ample supply selling at S2g3 per dozen as to size
and condition and few extra large fowls at So 25
Turkeys quoted 6@7c per ID but dull, Ducks held at
$2@2 % per dozen.
POTATOES-There was fair demand, and the
market was steady with ample receipts. Arrival
lots quoted 4o@50c per bu, or 81 259l so per brl
loose. Held at 81 75@l 80 per brl packed for ship
ping Sweet potatoes dull at 81 50(e2 per bu.
RAGS-Quiet ami steady. Woolen quoted at
@Sc for iine, and Aa1sc per lb Tor coarse. Cotton
at lA@2c Ior mixed, and &c for white per b
RlCE-Fair consumptive demand, and steady
tor Louisiana at 654@77ac per lb, and East India
sATTMarket S4i1StS dull and steady for Turks Island
at 33435c per bu, and coarse Liverpool Sl4l O5
per sack. Ohio River and Kanawha in lair de-
mand at 81 20 per brl OF bushels and 95c per brl
of bushels
SEED Market steady and quiet Glover job
bng at 74c per lb in store, and &c per lb on arrv
al. Timothy at 81 159l 25 per bu on arrival and
s. 25@1 40 in store Flax seed selling at 81 l5Q
80 per bu.
crate at previous prices. We quote German at 51S
96c. olive at 5@51ac and common yellow at 41ag
4Ac per lb.
quoted as follows: Yellow refined 8gS54c, extra
c S7s@9Ac, A white 9R@10c, granulated and
loaf lie per h.
STARCH-Moderate demand and steady, and
selling at 3@3Ac per lb for refined pearl, as to
brand.
TALLOW-Was steady and the demand moder-
ate with liberal offerings. Country at 61ac packed
and city at 654c per lb loose for prime
TEA-Quiet and steady at about previous prices.
We quote: Oolong. 25@35c: Souchong 30@9Oc;
Young Hyson, 25@90c Imperial, 25@9Oc; gun