The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
81 5O@2 hurl % 25@2 50, Shaker 81 5O@e rs, and

NC, green stalk BRAID 0fd oI2c, anu hurl 7I2UT9c
ChNDLESTIlyc Il moderate demand only and
the market is steady Selling at ll@lllec for tai
low, and l3@l312c for star candles per 10. IL
CHEESE-Is dull with ample offerings but
the makert is steady and unchanged. We quote
prime to choice S1@g"c per To- and inferior o@"
C00pERS sTUFF-Was quiet and liberal offer
ings but with a steady maiket and no material
Change We quote Flour barrel poles, s4G6;
tight barrel poles, $lO@l2; hogshead poles, 500 .
y; rough barrel stiyes Sll@i ie' dressed DO, 9loY
COOPERAGE-lad mO4erate demand, with /
light offerings but suhc. ent, at about previous ,
prices as follows Flour barrels, 25@3oci pork 7
barrels S0MSic: lard hcrces 90c6gl; ham tierces \
4JayOc; slack hussheads, 81 l09l 81; half hogs, (
heads $l1tl O5; lard kegs, 3O@;5c; lron-Dound
whisky barrels, 81 15@l 70; slack haif barrels
CUfFEEIFairly active and steady and stock
ample with little or no change. Java is selling at
25@27c per lb. RIO is quoted l5@l7c for inferior,
lEz@lSc for medium lS>zgl;9c &c ior g9od' 2o9zoiac
COTTON YARN5-iIad u firm market and
quiet with only moderate demand
Ne quote batting 1o@lSc pound yarns,
carpet warp ana wicking. NC: cOverlet yarn,
22c; col0red warp, 25c; twlne, i1I29c; rome, l5@
1Sc per ID; No 5OO, lOc; No. Co., 9c' and NO No,
&c per dOZen
CORDAGE-Tne demand is light but steady
and selling at l2Ggl3c for Malllia loA@lic Tor
Sisal, 9m9Rc for Jute per lb.
COAL-The offerings are large and demand
light but nominaly unchanged We quote
Youghiugneny, afoat 71%GT]1c; YoughiOgheny,
delivered, iO9llc; Ohio River, atloat, 51ae Ohio
River delivered, DC; Mukingum Valley. on cars, &c;
MusEugum Valley, delivered, lOYl Raymond
| City float, 7c; Raymond City, delivered, 10@llC;
Hooking Valley. at elevator, DC; Hooking Valley,
Idylivertd, lOtgllc; camel, atfOat, l2c; canncl,
delivered, 1G@l7c: CumpbelPs Greek, alloat &c;
Campbell's Creek, delivered, 10@l1c; anthracite
per ton, delivered, 81 50Gg8.
| = COKlI-Moderate demand and steady and nom
inally unchanged. Held at Sc for crushed, 7C for
city manufactured and &c for gas-housc per bu at
Yards aud &c more delivered to consumers.
| EGGS-IIave been in only local demand and
the offerings liberal but the market closes steady
at Sc per dozen for fresh
| FlSH-The market was steady and the demand
but moderate, with no quOtable change i'll prices
| We quote: MaCkere extra mess, S26M27; NO.
large, S24@25; No. snorc, ST. 5O@lS No large
$40 j0Wl1; No 9 medium, SO 50@lO; No 3 large
5000 80; Mo- medium, SSGtS 30 per brl. ana hoit
barrels onc-hai these prices, with 25c extra for
packages. Lake herring s. 5OW2 70; Whtctsh
"a 5Og5 per halfbarrel; sardineS, quarter boxes
Sl3al4 per case, and Goldfish, 5@512c per ID.
ample offerings but steady, and prime live geese
sell ut 3Sg40c per lb
FRUITS-Only moderate demand for green
APPLES and not many on the market, and offering
81 jO0l5 80 per brl. Good to choice oranges quiet
and steady with moderate supply at s. 5O96 30
per box and lemons in fair demand and firm at
S,@65O per box. Demand light tor or ed 1rull,
ana apples held, 3@94c peaches at31a@412c per Id.
GREASE-Had II moderate demand and the
market steady We quote brown at412@5c, yellow
at 514@51ac and white at 534@Gc per 10,
| HAY-Was steady with no material change, and
had the usual cOnsumptive demand. Prime TO
choice timothy sells at SO 001l0 per ton and ample
offerings Inferior hay is neglected and held at
S7(Q7 so for common and SS@S 90 lor medium, per
ton, all in bales Oh arrival.
HIDES-Have been in fair demand and market
closes steady with moderate receiptsat the follow
: ing prices: green at 6@61ac, wet saltea 7W7l2c,
} dry salted 1O@llc, and dry flint 13@l4c per ID.
Sheep peltS sell at 15CG4$l % Cach as to size and
, condition.
HEMP-Dull market but limited offerings and
no auotable change Quoted for rough Kentucky
at $500 per ton on arrival dressed at G}4@714t
for single, and S@S4c for double dressed per ID il
: store.
: HoPs-Remain dull with large offerings, bu
, held steady at 6Gg7c for Western, and SWl0c 10
Eastern per Id.
= IRONIContinued quiet the demand being yer,
light for pig, and the market equally inactive TO
all otner kinds but closing steady. Inc follow low
= ing are the current prices with four months TIM
for pig iron: Charcoal not blast. Hangln'
Rock, No. l. $22 OO@23 90; NO. 2, $40 ooo@2l 10
mill, Sl9@2O; Alabama No. |; SPOOL; mill, Sl9G
20; Georgia and Tennessee No /, S2O@2l; mil
l. Sl9@2O; raw coal and coke, No !, S2oG92l No IL
j. gl9: mill, $l7@lS; American Scotch, No. l, $&l
n %; l, $2l@22; Hanging Rock car-wheels, So
"a G035; Alabama do, $27Q932; Georgia and Tennes
d see do, .$27@31; Salisbury do, $36@S7; cd ca1
d wheels, Sl9Gg2O; scrap wrought 9OcYSl 10; cast
a 50gGOc per 100 lbs; bar-iron, boiled 29214c char
q coal, 3@g34c; sheet-iron, boiled 3@34c; charcoal
W - ~
" mule-shoes - 20 per keg.
II LEAD Has had a moderate demand and stead
at 34@44c forpg, 59514c for par ana 612s forshee
h lead per ID. Lead pipe at 6996AC per lb
d LEATHER-There was the usual fair jobbin
J. trade with steady quiet market and quoted as fo
&c lows Oak sole 34937c; hemlock DO. 24a32c
d harness. 30634c; rough do 25D29c skirtng 3)Gg39c
American kip, 55@90c; French do, $l@l 80
l. American calf 90Qg$l Is: French do, 81 50@2 0
per lb; bride leather, $i5@55 per doz, and uppe
q leather 1S@23c per foot.
y mo bot hl1t n
1t sumptye demand, and quoted for New Orleans d
e 43@ioc for prime to choice, and down to 3Oc 10
t inferior per gallon. Refined syrups neglected an
>; held as to quality at 40@75c per gallon
r. NAILS-Moderate demand and quiet at preVlou
prices We quote $2 40Q12 80 for 10d to God, pc
le keg and proportionate rates for other sizes.
10 NAVAL SfORES-The demand was fair for tul
Ne pcntine with some further advance in prices bu
A. the market otherwise continues quiet and steady
We quote as follows: Turpentne, 321ay4l2e pc
le gallon; RESIN, extra pale 81 25@5; pale S 50gS !!
1r No s. 7593; No 2 81 50g2 IS; No. 3, " 252 81
N navy pitch So 75g4; roofing pitch, 81 75@2; CarG
lr lima tar SO 50@@3 70 per bril- oakum 9gllc per Ii
&c NUTS-Peanuts in far request, and liberal oilel
ings at 56sJ34c for white Tennessee, and 4@4s4
e. for red per lb, to quality. Brazil nuts quote
ID at 5b@6lac, pecans at 7@Sc, tlberts at ll@ll
i English walnus at l2@l4c, and almonds lS@2l
Or per lb.
d. offerings at 57@5Sc pergallon. Lard OH at 6i@bi
lp per gallon for extra current make and modera
tS demand. Refined petroleum at l0R@l2c per gu
lon and demand fair.
q POWDER AND SHOT-Demand lignt for poy
IT. der but steady at S3 403 IS for blasting and IS
n m6 p for rifle per key. Shot quiet and selling
Zc $24 5O425 90 ior buckshot, and 81 50922 for a
re sorted per keg.
POTATOES-Were in fair consumptive dema1
al for new which have been arriving in ample qua
r. titles and selling at $3g3 80 for prime to cho
* per brl Oh arrival and offered down to - tor
90 ferior Old were dull and held in store at 20g3
n per bu. ,-
" POULTRY-Only live chickens were in the ma
or ket to any quoable extent and of these there we
,st liberal offerings at $292 rs for full-grown fow
and S1@f 50 for haf-groWn spring chickens. III
tn keys are merely nominal.
IT. RAGS--IIad q moderate demand, and supp
as ample at 31$6l4c for white cotton, and 2g21c
in. mixed do per h. WOolen at 1915 tor hne ai
he 1c for coarse perlb.
tc RICE-Steady and fair consumptive deman
Nc Nc with Louisiana selling at 61a@714c per lb.
Ite SALT-The market is quiet and steady for {
=" nestle with moderate demand and quoted 75(gt
nd per brl OF 5 bushels for Ohio River and Kanawl
Turks Island dull at 33935c per bu and LiyerpC
nd coarse at 81 10(91 Is per sack.
lc SEED-Moderate demand for German mlllel
AZ 81 5O9l co. and Hungari ian grass seed dull at Z
nd soc per bu. Glover and timothy not offered. FL
at is selling freely at 81 10@l 20 per b. good
prime.
nd SOAP-The demand was fair with a stea'
ess quiet market and selling at 512G6 &c i%r Germs