The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
quartcr-boxes sl8 5O@l 90 per case, and Goldfish

quarterboxes sl3 5O@1l 90 per case and Goldfish
5126g6c per lb.
FRUITS-jircen apples, firm, with moderate of
fcrngs at $3gi for common to medium, 81 SOFAS 50
for good TO choice perbr Oranges quiet1nd steady
atS7@I 50 per case and g 1895 % per box. Lemons
in moderate request and quiet at Si@l 80 per box;
Cranberries are quiet at 81 per brl for choice and
light offerings. Dried fruit quiet and apples sell
ing slowly at 3l4941ac, peaches at 4@I1ac for
quarters, 5@y51ac for halves per lb
FEATHEitS-Were in good supply but no great
demand for them, and prime live geese are freely
offered at lOc per ID.
GREASE-The demand is fair and market
steady, selling at 4l4@bc per lb as to color.
HAG-The market remains steady, with fair 10
prime to choice timothy is quoted S9Qgl0 per ton
in bales on arrival. Inferior hay is dull, and held
at sos 50 for medium, and S797 80 fOr common
per ton. III store " more per ton.
HlDES-Narket weak and lower under a light
demand and large receipts. We quote green 6I2tg
7c wet saltcd, 71agSl3c dry saltad 1l@12c, and
dry Hint l3Yl4cper lb Sheep pelts at jOcg1l OO
apiece.
HOPs-Are dull with full supply and quoted
at 799c for Western, l09l2c for Eastern per lb.
HEMP-ls quiet and steady. Light offerings OF
rough Kentucky and very little demand at $l059
llO per ton on arrival. Moderate jUbbing de-
mand for dressed at 7$4a9c per lb, as to quality.
1RON-MaTtet has undergone little or no change.
Pig-ir0n continues dull, and there is but small
demand for maileable. Wequote the following at4
months time: Charcoal hot blast Hanging Rock.No.
!, S22Gg23; No. =, S20@2l; MILL $l9gD; Alabama,
No. l. $20@2l mill, $l9052O Georgia and Teimcs,
see, No S202l mill; Sl9Ge20; raw coal and coke,
can Scotch, No l, s32a23; b /, S51@22; hanging
Rock car-wheel, $3O@35; Alabama do, S27de32;
Georgia and Tennessee do, S27@3l; Salisbury do,
?36037 old car-wheels $l9W20; scrap wrought,
boiled Pope; do charcoal, 3Y}Mc; sheetiron,
boiled 3G3Hc charcoal, 495l2C, and Russia 1lc
per ID. Horse-shoes "a 20, and mule-shoes - 70
per kcg.
LEAD AND sHOT-Moderate demand for lead,
and steady at G4@6Hc ior bar, and 5l2@6c for pig
lead per lb Shot quiet and steady, and buckshot
quoted $2HGG29, and assorted at S25@26 pei keg.
LEATIIER-Only moderate jODbing demand
and market steady at the following prices;
Oak sole, 34@37c; hemlock do, 24a32G; har-
ness, 30g34c; rough do, 2@y29c; skirling, $50
$9c american KIP 53g9Oci, French Go, t., $i@l 10;
ID; bride leather, $i5@55 per doz, and upper
leather $1SfG22 per foot.
OLASSES-MarkCt steady, with ample offer
inss and fair consumptive demand, with New Or
leans selling at 35Gg43C per gallon for good to
choice; refined syrups at 5c9$l 90 per gallon as
to quality and sorghum at 25@3Oc for good to
prime per gallon.
NAILS-The demand is light but there is
steady market and selling at " 50a2 60 for l0@6Od
per kcs. Other sizes at proportiOnate prices.
NAVAL 5roRES--Market firm for turpentine,
but quiet and qiIotol as follows: Turpentine, 34a
s @ Per Sal9n rs gss fSa No psf B y oSg 2 s. pe No.
3, s. 2592 50; navy pitch, 50 756e4 roomHS pitch,
81 75@2, and Carolina tar 50 5O@3 rs per bri, il
cludng barrel ookum, 9a1lc per ID.
NUTS-Pcanuts in ample supply and demand
moderate. Selling at 4148434c for white and 3@
34c for red per Id. Brazil nuts at ]a96Hc, lecans
at 69Se, ilberts at l1@13c, English walnuts at ID
dgl4c, and almonds at lS6n20c per h.
OILS-Are in moderate demand generally and
the market remains steady and quiet. Prime lin.
seed is quoted G0Y6lc per gallon. Extra lard oil
sells at 70g72c per gallon and refined petroleum
at fl@l5c per gallon.
POWDER-Steady market but dull, and we quote
mining powder at " 25Y2 80, and rifle at s. 759
4 25 per keg.
PoTAT0ES-W in light demand for local
consumption only, with a full supply Rules in
Sweet potatoes dull and held at 50 GQ3 70 per brl
POULTRY-The demand has been fair and the
receipts were ample. Live chickens sell at S2e
50, and dressed at 81 2jG93 10 per dozen. Live
turkeys at 5@g5%c, and dressed at Sc per ID, and
ducks quoted at s. 25g2 70, and geese % 80
Gg4 per dozen for live
RhGS-In fair demand and the market steady.
We quote white cotton 40g413c, and mixed at 2I2(g
23sc, wooen at 712@Sc for fine, and l@l1sc per ID
for coarse.
RICE-Was quiet and demand moderate, selling
at 6l4g74C for Louisiana, as to quality, per 10.
SAIr-The market is steady and quiet, and
there is a moderate demand for Ohio River and
Kanawha at 90ee9$l per br of bushels. Foreign
dull At 81 l5@l 20 per sack for Liverpool coarse
and 35m36c per bu for Turks Island.
SEED-Cl0yor is dull with moderate offerings,
and iobbing lots selling at SGyS4c per lD, and
timothy at 81 40Dl 80 per bu i'll store. Flax is in
fair request at 81 25 per bu.
sOAP-The market is steady and quiet and is
selling at 53Ig64c for German 81 l4@64c for olive
and 4 4@git4C iOr family per Id.
STARUH-Quiet and firm, with fair demand at
at 81 ll6l3l%c per lb for refined pearl
SUGAR-Ihe market is quiet and demand fair
and steady. The following are the current quota
tons: Refined yellow 8tg81ac, extra &c" $40
94c, "a" white 91%1954c haTds, 10l4@10I2c Now
Orleans G@Ti4c for open kettlcd, and S1a@913c for
clarified.
TALLOW - Was in fair request and market
steady, with country rendered selling at &c per lb
i'll packages,
TEAS without any especial change, and the
demand was fair We quote: OolOng, 30mS5C;
Souchong, 35@9Oc; Young Hyson, 3OgaOc; lmpe-
rial, 30@90c Gunpowder 5Og$l and Japan, 4OG9
TiNNERs' SUPPLIES - Rather limited trade,
but steady market at the following iobbing
prices Zine slab rose; sheet SGg9c; block tin, 20
923c; solder, lg12@l7c; copper ingots, l9c; bot
toms 3Oc; brttzierS sheets, DC: tin plate TX per
box, $lU@1l; do IC, 81 75g9, and rooting s. 75gS
Galvanized iron, ~ per cent discount from price
list.
WOODEN WARE-Steady, but the demand is
moderate and 10 material change. We quote
Wash boards, il i0@2 70; buckets, two-hoop, Sl 30
al 80; tubs No |, rs 1905 50; No 9, "a 50M5 SO;
No 3, - j0g4 50; and nests of S. s. 75g3; churns
No L. SiGs9 50; No. ,, SotgS 50; and No. g. S7@7 80
per dozen.
WOOi-Market dull and nomnally unchanged
The receIStS Its are light ana hardly any de-
23cg2Ic; clothing, 24936a; medium delaine,
2Sii3Uc; long combing 30tt32c Washed, medium
iceccS, 350}5c; fine lleCceS 3S@i0c; delaine
heCces, 35ul0c; long combing, 42Wl4c; tub-Washed,
3}g39c; and pulled, 27G3Oc Per h. Bury and
htGcc-groWn wool sells 3W5c per ID under quota
tiOns.
FINANCIAL.