The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-19

quote: Flour barrels 32Cg33ci pork Drls, S5guc; |
lard tierces, 81 20@l 20; ham tierees, 50@a5c;
slack hOgsheads 81 40@l so; half hogsheads, sl9 |
10: lard kegs, 3Oc; iron-bound whisky barrels,
81 coal TO-
and market steady. Java is quoted at 2S@2Sc |
per ID. Rio selling at l3@l4c for common, l4A@ |
l5e for fair, 1519@l719c for good to prime, lSg
l9c for choice and l0c for fancy yellow per ID. |
Laguayra quoted at 16@1sc per ID.
COTTON YARNS-Were in only moderate de-
mand, and market steady and quiet We quote;
Batting, S@l4c; pound yarns, cotton warp
warp, 23c; twine, l7@l9c; rope, l4@l7c per lb;
No 500 Sc; No. 6OO, SC: and No. 7OO &c per
dozen.
charged. We quote Manila at 1l12@121ac Sisal
at l0k@1lc, and Jute at 9991ac per ID.
COAL-Has had a fair demand for consump-
ton The wholesale market is quiet We quote:
Youghiogheny, Sc per bu afloat, and 10@llc delv.
cred: Hooking Valley. &c at elevator, and l0c de-
hycred Muskingum Valley SIC on cars, and l0c
delivered; Ohio River, 514c afloat, and Sc deliv-
cred Kanawha River, 715c aAoat. and l0@l0hc de-
livered; Camden, 7@713c; Kanawha camel, 100
lSc per bu, and anthracite s7@7 so per ton.
COkE--The demand is moderate and market
steady Crushed quoted 712@Sc, city manufac
tured &c. and gas-house &c per bu ut yards. De
1ivered TO consumers at &c more per bu.
EGGS-The market is firm, and fair demand
with moderate receipts Fresh arrivals selling at
19O 20c per dozen
FEATHERS-We in ample supply and demand
fair with dealers paying 4Og4lc per ID for prime
live geese.
FISH-There was a steady market and fair de-
mand. We quote: Mackerel, extra mess,
S26 0O@27 co. No. large mackeral, $24 OO@
@25 90; No shore. ST 5O@lS 90; No 2 large
SlOa 10 80; No. 2 medium, S9g9 SO: No. large,
S. 50@9; No. medium, S7@7 SO per brl, ana
half barrels onehalf these prices, with 25c added
extra for package. Lake herring. S2@2 %;
whitefsh, S494 % per half brl; sardlnes, quarter
boxes Sl3(al4 per case. and Goldfish, 5@51ac per
pound.
FRUTTs-Apples have been in large supply and
only moderate demand, and quoted Sl@l ~ per
brl on arrival and 81 50t92 90 for prime to choice
| lots in store. CIanberres were quiet and steady
at $292 so per bu and S5@7 per brl Creole oranges
| had steady market and demand fair at $6M7 per
apples dull at 2@254c and peaches SGe3t4c per 10.
| GINSENG-Was still duh and receipts liberal,
and offering at 70@75c peril.
| GREASE-Had light demand but remains
steady. Quoted, white at 512@554c, yellow 5@
| SIC, and brown at 41ac perlb.
| HAY-Was in good local demand. but little do
ing otherwise. Timothy sells at S90l0 per ton for
| prime to choice on arrival Inferior grades dull
and held at s7@S per ton as to quality. About 81
more per ton in store.
HOPs-Eastern are quoted 13@15c per lb. with
moderate demand and ample supply Western not
| qnOt bic.
HIDES-Were in fair demand and ample supply,
with steady market We quote 6@619c for green
hides, 79712c for wet saled, 9M1Oc for dry salted,
and 13@1lc for flint per H. Sheep pelts at 5Oc9
| 81 as to quality.
| HEMP-Market quiet and steady with light Of
ofIel ngs OF rough Kentucky at 800 per ton on ar.
rival Dressed sells slowly at TIC for double and
| &C for single dressed per lb in store
| IKON-Had the usual light demand only, with
a steady market and no paterial change in prices.
We quote, with pigiron at four months
time: Charcoal hot-blast Hanging Rock No. |, $40
@2l; No. 2, $lS@2O: mill $l6@iS Alabama. No. /,
SlSM20 Georgia and Tennessee No. l. SiS6e20: mill,
S17@1S. Raw coal and cOke-No. |, $l6GlS; No.
| 2, $15@l6; American Scotch-No l, S20g2l; b l,
$lS@2O. Hanging Rock carwheels, $2S@33; Ala
bama do s26430; Georgia and Tennessee do S269
30: Salisbury do, S36ll37. Old car-whees, $l7@1S.
Scrap-Wrought S0@1Sl; cast, 50@60c per cwt Bar
| iron-Boiled, 2@2l4c; charcoal, 30g34c. Sheet
iron, boiled, 3@34c; charcoal 4@5113c; Russian,
lac per lb Horse-shoes, "a, and mule-shoes IS per
LEAD-Had a quiet steady market and un-
changed. We quote pig lead at 414@412c and bar
LEATHER Fair jobbing trade and mar
ket steady: We 10 quote Oak sole e,,$2 $29
rough do, 25@29c; sklrting, So@39c; Ameri-
can kip 55@90c; French do Sl@1 40 Anne lean
American calf sOc@Sl 70; French do, 81 5oS2 0O
per lb; bride leather s45@55 per dozen, and up
| per leather lS@22c per foot.
| MOLASSES-NeW Orleans is in tair demand and
selling at 35945c for good to choice new, and 25
@35c for old, per gallon. Sorghum dull at 27@32c
NAVAL STORES = Fair demand and
firm for turpentne but other ,o stores
SIS: No /, 81 750sS; No. 2, 81 50g2 Isl No g. 81 IS
az so: navy pitch, So 75@4 roofing pitch, 81 75@2;
and Carolina tar So 50@3 IS per br Coal tar So so
o. Is per brl, including barrel; oakum, 6@lOc
NAILs-Had firm market and demand fair,
Quoted 81 0592 Is per keg for lOd to God, aud
other sizes at proportionate prices
| NUTS-Pcanuts in fair demand and selling at
5Q51ac for choice Tennessee and 354@414c for red
per ID. Almonds AT 1S@20c. English walnuts at
I29lSc Mlberts at ll9l2c; Pecans at 1928 G., and ana
Is per bu; hickory nuts at $lJ1 Is for shellbarks
and 50@60c for common per bu:
| OILS-Exra lard oil is in fair demand and
| steady, and current make quoted at 5S@60c per
gallon. Linseed is in fair request at 57@5Sc per
gallon. Reiinedapetroleum steady and selling at
| 10912c per gallon. as to fire test
the week and the demand is moderate and the
market easy without material change. Arrival
lots selling at 4O950c per bu, loose, and good to
choice, in store, at 81 6O@l IS per brl for packed
Sweet potatoes held at 81 25@l rs per brl, and dull.
| POULTRY-The market was well supplied with
all kinds, but the demand was only moderate.
Live chickens selling atsl 5o@2 so per dozen, as to
dressed ut S(99c perb Live ducks dull at 81 1912,
and geese at So 50(g3 per dozen.
| POWDER AND SHOT-Demand moderate for
powder and selling at So 25@3 70 for mining and
IS 1895 for rifle per keg. Shot selling $1s 25@l9
for assorted, and S2l 25@22 for buckshot per keg.
RAGS-Demand fair and offerings ample, with
a steady market. White cotton at &c, mixed do
at 154t92c per lb. Woolen at og9c for soft and
! 54@11sc for coarse per ID.
RfCE-Quiet and steady and moderate demand
at 6HGI7c per III for Louisiana, and G54@61ac for
Rangoon.
SALT-The market is steaoy and demand fair
for Ohio River and Kanawha at 81 80 per brl of
bushels and $1@1 05 per brl OF bushels. Coarse
Liverpool dull at $l@l o5 per sack. Turks Island
at 32933c per bu.
sEED-Moderate jobbng demand for clover at
&c per lb, and timothy dull at Sl@1 10 per bu on
arrival. Flax seed in fair request at 81 10@1 10
per bu.
SOAP-ITad fair demand and steady. German
selling at 54@512c, olive at 4s4@5c, and common
yellow at 35494c per ID.
SUGAR-Quiet and steady at the following
,Arinoa. No,u Orlna na at In1bLc raw and SlLR