The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-12

supply, with prime yellow selling at 23@24c per lb
BROOM CORN-The market was very quiet but
steady and little or no change. We quote red brush
red tipped at 3l2@4c green stalk braid
at 415@5c, and hurl at 59512c per ID.
BROOMS-Steady market and quiet at previous
prices. We quote common at 81 1892, hurl at
81 25@2 70, Shaker at s. 5O93 and steam boat s. 80
ga per dozen.
BRAN, &c,-Bran sold steadily at S10@lO 80 per
ton on arrival, and had moderate demand Ship
stutts offered at $l1@12 per ton, but little doing.
Middlings quoted at S13917 per ton, and quiet;
all in bulk on arrival
BUTTER-Has had steady market with no ma
terial change. The receipts were rather large but
mostly Of the lower grades which in large sup
ply and dull and heavy. There is continued fair
demand for the finer qualities only for local CON
sumption, with moderate offerings, and firm.
Creamery selling at 23@25c for prime TO choice,
ana 27c for fancy selections, per h. Dairy made
at 12@13c for prime Central Ohio, and l4@15c for
choice Western Reserve; single packages of Sc
lected at 16g1Sc per ID Good packing lots held
at lO@l1c, medium at S99c, and common nominal.
at 5dGc per lb
CANDLES-The demand was fair and market
steady but quiet, and quoted: Star candles at 12g
13c, and common tallow at l09llc per h.
CHEESE-Was in moderate request, and the re-
ceipts liberal, with steady market, and selling
at tS13@9c per ID for prime to choice, and 6@7c
for inferior.
COOL CooPERAGE Re, Remains firm, and the
quote: Flour barrels, 32@S3c; pork brls, S5@9Oc;
lard tierces, 81 1091 10; ham terces, 45@50C;
slack hogsheads, 81 1O@1 Is; half hogsheads, $l69
10: lard kegs, 3Oc; iron-bound whisky barrels, 81
al 10.
COOPERS' 'STUFF-Demand fair, and market
steady with ample receipts. Wequote: FlOur-burrA
poles Sc 009S 90; tightbarrel poles, $l2 00@14 90;
hogshead poles S2O@25; rougn barrel slaves Sl2
69l6: dressed do $1S 0012l co. and hogshead slaves
SIS 00@2O 90 per 1000.
COFFEE-Market steady, but moderate demand.
Rio sells at 13@l4c for common, 1412@ 15c for fair,
1513@171a &c for good to PRIME 1S11S1ac for choice
am 1QlLmO0c for fancy In lava at OEG0Oqp and
Laguayra at 16@18c Ler lb.
CORDAGE-SIeady and quiet at previous prices.
We quote Manila at 1112@121ac, Ssal at 10@1lc,
and Jute at 9@92c per lb.
COAl.-The demand has been fair and the
market steady We quote Ioughiogheny &C. per
bu, afoat, and l0R@llc delivered Hooking Val
ley &c at elevator, and 10c delivered; Muskingum
Valley, SIG on cars, and LOG delivered; Ohio
River SIC afloat and Sc delivered Kanawba
River, 712c atioat and l0@l019c delivered; Cam
den, 7@71ac; Kanawha camel, 16t9lSc per bu,
and anthracite $7617 SO per ton delivered.
COKE-Market quiet but steady and liberal
offerings at &c for gas-house, 6M@7c for city manu-
factured and 71201Sc for crushed per bu at yards,
and &c more delivered to consumers
material change. We quote as fol-
lows: Batting, S@14e; pound yarns, cotton warp
and wicking, l7(9lSc; coverlet yarn 2Oc; colored
warp, 23c; twine, 17@19c; rope, 14@l7c per Id;
No. 500, &c; No. 600. Sc; and No. 700, 7c per
dozer
EGGS-The receipts have been only moderate,
and with fair demand the market is firm, and
selling t lSc per dozen for fresh.
FEATlIERS-Steady, with ample receipts, and
the market is quiet, and sales at 4094lcper lb for
live geese.
FISH-NIoderate but steady demand, with firm
market but no material change. We quote:
Extra mess mackerel, $2G@27; No. large do, SAG
@25 90; No. shore, $l7 50@lS Co., No. large
$l0@lO SO; No. medium, S9@9 so: No. large,
s. $685. No. medium, S7Y7 so per brl, ana
half barrels one-half these prices, with 25c added
nyt napfapp Lake herring GDGGD
whitcish, Si@425 per half bril- sardines, quarter
boxes. Sl3@l4 per case. and Goldfish, 5@53c per
pound
FRUTTS-Apples were in large supply and mod
crate demand, and quoted at 81 50g1 70 per brl
from store and Slal 40 per brl on arrival. Gran
berries in fair request and ample offerings at 6@
Sc perlb and S292 70 per bu. Oranges fair demand
and steady at S5@7 per brl for Creole. Lemons
are quoted at $t@6 per box and demand moder-
ate. Dried fruit dull and held at 3Cg354c for
peaches and 2(Q2s4c for apples per lb.
GINSENG-Market dun, and liberal offerings at
70@75c per lb forprime.
GREASE-Demand moderate and market steady,
and quoted, white at 51a9554c, yellow 5Y514c, and
brown 412@414c perlb.
HAY-find steady market with liberal offer
ings and only local demand We quote prime
TO choice timothy at $9@l0 good mixed at SO
S 50 and common at $7@7 so per ton, all in bales
on arrival. Held 81 more in store.
HIDES-Were in fair demand and receipts am
pie at the following prices: green at 6@6lac, wet
salted at 7a712c, dry salted 90l0c, and dTy flint
at l3@14c per ID. Sheep pelts at 50c@$1, as to
HEMP-Very quiet market and limited offerings
of rough Kentucky at S90@95 per ton on arrival
Moderate jobbng demand for dressed in store at
634Ge7c for single and 74@71ac for double dressed
per ID.
HOPS-steady and fair demand for Eastern, and
ample offerings at 13W15c per h. as to quality.
Nothing doing in Western to make quotations.
IRON-The market remains quiet with lin
tied demand and no material change We quote
follows. Plp-lrOD at four months
time: Charcoal hot-blast Hanging Rock No /, $l9
@2l; No. ., $lSI20; mill Sl6glS; Alabama. No. l,
SS920; Georgia and Tennessee No. .$lS6l2O: mill,
s17@18 Raw coal and coke-No. l, $16@1S; No.
Q, $15@16; American Scotch-No. l, S20@B21; B l,
S1S@20. Hanging Rock car-wheels, $28933; Ala
bama do, $26@30; Georgia and Tennessee do $26d9
S0981; cast 5O86Oc per cwt Bar
2@214c; charcoal, 3(@34c Sheet
iron, boiled, 3@314c; charcoal, 40512c; Russian,
l4c per h. Horse-shoes, "a, and muleshoes, So per
keg.
LEAD-Market steady and quiet with moderate
demand and quoted pig lead at 4@414c and bar at
565l4c per lb.
LEATHER-Fair ,iobbtng demand and no
I5c; hemlock do, 23@5Oc; harness, SOa34c;
rough do, 25629c skfrting, 30@39c; Ameri-
can kip, 55@9oc; French do, $l@1 40; Anne lean
american calf, 90c@S1 10; French do, 81 5092 90
per lb: bride leather S45G55 per dozen, and up
per leather 1S@22c per foot.
MOLASsES-New crop of New Orleans is quoted
at 37@47c per gallon for good to choice, with fair
demand, and old at 30@3se per gallon. Refined
syrups dull at 4O@65c, as to quality. Sorghum of
Iering at 27GQ32c per gallon.
NAILS - Moderately active and steady, and
quoted So 05@2 Is per keg for 10d to God. Other
sizes at proporonate prices
NAVAL STORES = Had quiet market but
steady. We quote: Turpentine, 31@33c per
gallon: resin, extra pale S4 25Q5 90; pale So 50@
IS; No. l, 81 1898; No. 2, 81 SOAP 49, No 3, 50 %
az 50: navy pitch 50 75@4; roofing pitch, 81 75m2;
md Carolina tar So 5013 rs per bril- Coal tar 81 so
81 rs per brl, including barrel; oakum, 6sl0c |
ser ID.
NUTS-Peanuts in fair demand and quiet for
Tennessee white at 51a@6c and red at 4j4@4s4c !
Der lb chestnuts at $393 so per bu; hickory nuts |
It S191 % for shellbarks, and 50@60c for common |
Der bu almonds at 1S@20c; English walnuts at u |
914c; lberts at l1@l2c; pecans 7@9c, and Brazil
luts at 612a7c PER h.
OILS-Refned petroleum steady and fair de-
nand at 10@l212c per gallon. Prime linseed job
)ing at 54@l55c per gallon and demand moderate. /
Extra lard oil will bring 5996Oc per gallon for
POWDER AND SHOT Market steady and quiet .
Powder quoted $5 75@6 for rife and SO 25@3 G5 for
mining per keg. Shot at SIS 25@19 for assorted !
md $21 25622 for buckshot per keg. i
POTATOES-Ead a steady market and ample re-
eipts with only fair conSumptive demand. We
uote them 81 5O@l rs per brl for packed, in store,
md selling at 40950c per bu loose. OH arrival.
weet potatoes quoted 81 259l 70 per brl, and