The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-26

see, No l, s2O@2l mill, sl9@2O raw coal and coke
No |, Sl0q2l No. 2. SlSOg1J; mill, Sl7@l5; Amer
can Scotch, No |, s24a2S; b !, S2l@22; hallenig
Rock Clr-whcel S}OU35; Alabama do, S2IW32i
Georgia and Tennessee do, S27@3l; Salisbury 90,
S366g37; old Car-wheels, Sl9@2Oi scrap, Wrought'
90c@Sl l0 cast, O@G0c per 100 IDS par-ir"Ii'
boiled, 2@2l4c; do charcoal, 393l4c; Shec!-lf,.l
boiled, 36g3Ic; charcoal 4@5Re, and Russia l4e
per ID, Horse-shoes 81 20 and mules loes - -
per keg.
LEAD-The demand was moderate and the mar
ket rather easy Selling at 43c for pig lead, 119c
for Dar, 6c for lead pipe, and GAG 5s2c for sheet
LEATIlFR-Had moderate trade as usual, with
no material change. We quote: JOINING rates lof
oak sole 3lm37c; hemiock do, 2ia32c: harness,
30@3Ic; rough do, 2j6g29c: skirtlng &g".Ci
American kip, 559g0c; French DO, SIC lu;
American calf 90dSl Is; French do, 81 5OGg2 OO
per ID; bride leather, $500 per doz ana upper
leather lS0g22C per foot.
MOL LAsStS-Only moderate jobbing demand,
but the market continues firm, with Ne" orleans
selling at Ss@45c per gallon for good 70 eh3ce, moi e.
and 21@32c for inferior ind refined syrups dull a'
45CaSOc per gallon, according to quality.
| NAVAL STORES-Tne market was generllly
quiet and steady, bat turpentine ~ somewhat
easier. Quoted as follows; Turpentne,
3i@937c per gallon; res n, extra pale 81 2bg3; pale,
| S3 50Cr3 Is; No !, 81 1908 co. No 2, s. JOG! 70;
No. 3 s. 25Cy2 30; navy pitch, s3 75@4; ROOFING
pitch, 81 75692 GO, and Carolina tar ~ 5oG8 70
per br Coal tar, 81 5O@2 70, including barrel
oakun 96gl1C per 10.
NAILSSModcratej jobbing demand, ana market
quiet at 81 4O0g2 80 per ke Tor III 10 6Ud ana OIcl
| sizes at prOpOrtiOnate prices.
! NUTS-Peanuts in moderate demand at 452@5C
for white, and 3@e3l9c for red per H. with limited
offerings. We quote almonds l7@2Oc, English wal
nuts 12@lic, fllbelts at llgl2c, pecans ut 'Y"c
Brazil nuts at 512696Ic per h.
OlLS-Prime lnseed is quiet with moderate de
mand, and jobbing at 599G0c per gallon. Refined
petroleum has fair demand at 1lWl3c per gallon
as to fire test. Extra lard oil would bring 63@65t
per gallon.
POULTRY-Was in good supply all the week
with fair demand for chickens, which sell a
81 25@3 per dozen, and turkeys in moderate re
quest at SC per ID for live. Lave ducks are quote'
at 81 75@3 per dozen.
POTATOES-There was continued fair loca
J demand for retail trade, but the market was oth
erwse dull. The supply is ample and selling at 8
@40c per bu in store, except for choice seed yarie
ties, which are held up to 45@50c per bu. .
RAGS-ln moderate demand and steady, VII
ample offerings at 4@1412c for white cotton, $40
3%c for mixed do per lb; wooden at 1@lHc fG
course, and 71a@Sc for fine per Id.
RICE-Selling at 614@g714c per ID for Louisiana
with moderate but steady demand.
SALT-Has moderate demand and steady 9
81 15@1 20 per brl of bu, and S5990c per br OF
bu. Turks Island dull at 336135c per bl, an
coarse Liverpool held at 81 1901 20 per sack.
SEED-The demand is moderate and only II
jobbing lots, but the receipts are light ana IN
market is firm at 746gSc perlb for clover and 81
al 50 per bu for timothy. Prime flax seed is sell
ing at 81 25 per bu.
| SHOT-In moderate request and market steady
SN'oA'S
at ST. 50@22 90 per keg.
Y SOAPSHad a fair demand and held steady
7 We quote German 512@6c, olive 514@51zc, an
common yellow 4(g412c per lb.
: SUGAR-Demand moderate but steady and SUI
1 ply ample. We quote as follows: New Orleans
: @776c for raw, and S14@914c for clarified per Il
Refined yellow at S@S12c,extra ''C' at S14@9c. "a
T. white at 914@912c, granulated and powdered
< 9l04c, crushed at lO1ac, and cut loaf at 1928
q 1U}4c per pound.
STARCH-The demand is light but steady fo
: refined pearl at 3R@lc per lb, as to quality.
|. TALLOW-The demand was moderate but wit
J. ample receipts, and market quiet at 7@71sc per
l. for country
e TEA-Moderate demand and the market qu
u though steady. We quote: Oolong, 30G35
Souchong, 35@90c; Young Hyson, 30@9Oc: Imp
g rial, So@goc; Gunpowder, 5Oc@Sl; and Japan
e g75c per h.
d market steady. We quote: Zinc slab, 7@S
J. sheet, Sg9c; blocktin. 20923c; solder, 1212@l7
l. copper ingots, l9c; bottoms soc; brazers' sheet
II 8, and roofing, 81 75@S, Galvanized iron, Az p
:, cent discount from price list.
q WOODEN WARE-Moderate trade only Prc
e unchanged We quote: Wash-boards 81 4O@2 I
!, buckets, two-hoop, 81 30@l 50; tubs, No. l. s.
or 06 80; No. 2, 81 5095 30; No. 3, So 50g4 So al
nests OF IS, 81 75@3; chuns, No. /, S9@0 30; No
es $8g6 SO; and No. g. $7@7 so per dozen.
n WOOL-Was only in moderate demand, but Il
supply was light and the tone OF the mark
n, rino, 22(92ic; clothing 23e26c medium delair
III 2Sa30c; long combing, 30@32c. Washed, mediu
p fieeces, 35@3Sc; fine feeces 3S40c; delaine tieec
I'd 35a40c long combing 42Gg44e; tub-washed, 1903!
is and pulled 27930c NOT lb. BURY and heece-groT
es wool sells 3t95c per lb lndcr quotations.