The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03

IEA1HEh-MOOeTaUe JODDlng LrdQo ana
steady market. We quote: Oak sole. 500
35c; hemlock do. 23@30c; harness. 30@34c;
rough do, 25@29c; skrting, 30@39c; 'Ameri-
can kip, 55@90c; French do, Sl@l 40I Anne lean
American calf, 90c@Sl Is; French do, 81 5092 0O
per lb; bride leather, S45@55 per dozen and up
per leather 1Sta22c per foot
LEAD-Had a firm market and fair demand.
We quote pig at 4941ac and bar lead at 5@514c
per lb
MOLASSEs- Moderate demand and the market
quiet and steady with New Orleans at 23933c foI
old and 3S@i0c for good to choice new per gallon
Refined syrups held at 4O@7Oc per gallon. sor-
ghum at 25930c per gallon.
NUTS-Steady and quiet, and selling: Almonds
at 1S@20c English walnuts at 159l6c, tilbers at 10
@l12c pecans 7(g9c, and Brazil nuts 6R97c per lb.
Hickory nuts at 81 50@1 go for shellbark and 50G
75c for common, per bu. Peanuts in fair demand
and freely offered at 412@5c for white and 312@
SIC for red, per lb.
NAILs-Had quiet and steady market, with no
material change. We quote: 50 05@2 10 per keg
for lOd to God, and other sizes at proportionate
prices.
NAVAL sTORES-Were in fair general demand
and firm. We quote: Turpentne, 33@36c per gal
lon; resin, extra pale, 81 25@5; pale, $3 5O@3 70
No. l. s. 7593; No. 2, 50 50@2 75; No. So 25@2 5O
navy pitch 81 75@4 roofing pitch, 81 75@2; and
Carolina tar $ 5O@3 75 per br Coal tar 81 5092 7G
per brl, including barrel; oakum, 6@10c pc. h.
| OILS-Moderate demand, and market steady
| for linseed, and quoted at 5Sc per gallon. Re
fined petroleum steady and fairly active at 10@
l2%c, as to fire test Lard oil in fair demand at s.
|
| POWDER AND sHOT-Moderate demand foi
powder, and quoted So 7516 for rifle, and So q
tGS 65 for mining per keg. Shotat $S14@9 fol
assorted, and $2 25@22 for buckshot, per keg
| POTATOES-Have been quiet, and demand
moderate, with ample offerings Selling gener
ally on arrival at 45a55c for inferior to prime bu
some choice varieties at 60c per bu, loose, and
held at 5@10c more per bu in store Sweet pota
toes quiet at 81 5092 so per brl, as to quality
| POULTRY The market has been fairly act
i've, and fully supplied with all kinds. Turkeys
sell 7@Sc per lb dressed, and 5H@6c for live
Live chickens at 81 5O@2 rs per dozen. Live
geese at 81 500D3 ana ducks at 81 50@2 per dozen
| RAGS-Qnet and moderate demand. Cottof
quoted 154@2c for mixed and &c for white per lh
Wooen at S1a@9c for soft ana s4@1sc for coarst
| per ID.
RICE - Moderate consumptive demand ant
steady market Louisiana quoted 6617c per ID.
| SALT-Foreign dull and held at 32@33c per br
for Turk 8 Island Si@l % per sack for coarse Liv
erpool. Ohio River and Kanawha is in good de
mand and selling at 81 35@l 40 per brl of bu and
81 05ml 10 per brl of bu.
SEED-Ciover dull and light jobbing sales al
6t@614c per h. Timothy held at $1691 10 per bu
on arrival. Prime flax seed will sell at 81 l0@1 II
per bu.
SOAP-Fair jobbing demand and market firm
| ut previous prices. We quote German 514(05Hc
olivse, at 4A@5c and common yellow at 354@4t
per lb.
sUGAR-steady and quiet, and moderate de
mand. New Orleans quoted at 6997c for raw
and Sa9c for clarified yellow refined at 7@714c
extra Y oYW614c, A Whlte 9Y9RC, powdered
and granulated at gt4@lHc, crushed at lO1a@l0
and cut loaf at 1012c i per ID.
STARCH-IIad fair demand and unchanged.
We quote prime pearl 3931ac and gloss at &c
per ID.
TALLOW-Has been in fair demand and ample
supply and selling at &c for city loose and SIC lor
country rendered, packed, per ID.
TEA-Steady and quiet market, with no mate
rial change. We quote: OolOng 30cdSl; Souchong,
15c@gSl; Young Hvson 30Q90c imperial, 30@50c
gunpowder, 50ca$1, and Japan 35175c per Id.
TIMERS STOCK-rhe demand was moderate
and market steady as follows: Zinc slab, 697c; do
Sheet 61a07c; block tin, 17Qg19c; tin plate sheet
roofing $697 so per box; do &c, 10X14 Sc 75l7 IS,
do x SIS 75@9 rs per box: sheets brass, 34c per
pound; copper lngOts 22c do braziers' Sheet 30x60
26@32c; do sheatlng, ii to 16 oz, 26c; do bottoms,
26c; do planished, 35c and Russian iron, 14c.
Timers solder. 10@l3c per lb.
Moderate demand and quiet at
previous prices. We quote: Washboards 81 35@
3 90: buckets two-hoop, 81 25t91 45; three hoop,
81 55@l rs: tubs, NO l, s. 2596 90: No. 2,
s. % as; No. 3, IS 256l4, and nests of s. So 506S
2 rs; churns, No, !, SS 5O@9; No. 2, 81 50@S, and
No. 3, Sc 5097 per doz.
WOOL-The receipts were moderate but the
supply remairs ample, there being but limited
demand No material change in prices. We quote:
Unwashed-Fine N erino l9@20c, clothing 16MlYc
medium delane 23t925c, long combing 256026c
Washed-Medum fleece 30@32c, fine do 2S@30c
delaine do 32934c, long cOmbing 34@35c, tub
washed 25@32c, and pulled 2592Sc per ID. BURY
and Heece-groWn 3@5c per lb less.