The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-15

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GREAsE-Demand fair and market steady.
Quoted 512@E54c for white, 5@514e for yellow, and
412m454c for brown, per lb
G1NSENG-The demand was fair with moder-
ate offerings and selling at 759S0c per lb, for best
fGUSPowDER-Quieta and steady market, and
demand fair aud selling at S. 75t96 90 for rifle,
and So 2O@3 Go for blasting powder per keg.
HAf-Had quiet market with little or no
change. There was good local demand for the
best grades, but inferior hay was not wanted.
Receipts ample. We quote prime to choice timo-
thy at $l0Ml1 per ton, good mixed at S9G9 so,
medium at 81 509S and common at S6@7 per
ton all in bales on arrival In store 81 more per
ton required
HIDES-Have been in fair demand and market
closing firm at about previous prices. We quote:
Green hides 614@7c wet sated 71a@Sc, dry salted
at 1l@l2c, and dry flint at l3@l4c per ID. Sheep
pelts at 50c@gS1 % each, as to size and condition.
HEMP-Market quiet and steady for rough Ken
lucky aud limited offerings at S95@l00 per ton on
| arrival. Dressed hemp in fair jobbing demand at
7c for single and 71ac for double dressed per h.
HOPS-Market steady and demand fair, with
liberal offerings, and quoted 1l@l2c for Western
and l4@15c per lb for prime To choice Eastern.
IRON-There was firm feeling in the market
and better demand, but it remains steady, with
out .quotabe change, prices ranging as follows,
pig-iron at four months time Charcoal hot
blast Hanging Rock No; l, S2O@2l; No. 2 Sl8ta
20; mill Sl7@1S; Alabama, No. l, slS@20:
Georgia and Tennessee-No. l. $l8@20 mill,
$17@lS. Raw coal and coke-No. /, Sl6@lS; No,
z. Sl10l6; American ScOtcn-NO. L, S2U(I2l Il l,
slS@20. Hanging Rock carwheels, s2S@33; Ala
bama do, j$266l3O: Georgia and Tennessee do S26d
80: Salisbury do $36@37. Old car-wheels, Sl741S
Scrap-Wrought 80tGSl east, 509G0c per cwt. Bar
iron-Boilcd, 2924c; charcoal 3434c. Sheet
iron, boiled, 3Gl314c; charcoal 4GD51@c; Russian
lac per ID. Horseshoes, 81, and mule-shoes IS per
keg.
steady and no material change: Oak sole,
32@35c hemlock do, 23@3Oc; harness, 3oG
S4c; rough do 25@29c, skirting 3O@S9c, American
kip 55@90c, French do $101 40, American calf 9Oc
@$l 15 French do 81 5O92 90 per lb; bride leather
| $45@55 per dozen and upper leather lS@22c per
| foot.
LEAD-The demand was only moderate but the
market rules steady, and selling at 4g414c for pig
| and AZ (l5c for bar lead per lb.
| MOLASSES--Market steady and quiet with
moderate consumptiye demand. New Orleans
quoted at 30940c for inferior to good and 43@ISc
per gallon for prime to choice. Refined syrupS
at 45@ zoe per gallon, and Sorghum at 3O@32c per
gallon.
NAILs-Demand fair and steady, with no ma
terial change. We quote 10 to sod at 81 05@2 10
per keg, and other sizes at proportionae prices
NAVAL STORES-There was an active demand
for turpentne and firm, but the market otherwise
was quiet. We quote as follows: Turpentine
8l@33c per gallon; resin. extra pale, s. 25a5 OO
pale So 5OGRS rs; No l, 81 1908; No . 32 5O92 75
No. 3, s. 25@2 SO; navy pitch, So 75@4; roof
ing pitch, 81 75S2 and Carolina tar g 1O9S 10 per
| Oakum GGl10c per lb.
| OILS-Market generally quiet aud steady and
| no material change We quote refined petroleum
az ioetdalIc, nsGeu al oo9ooc' ana extra lard OIL
az 2IetegG @ PEI Rer gailon. ~
iEA NJ NJ, lo-ihe I ne lharKet mas Deen steady ana
| auiel, with moderate offerings and fair demand
and Tennessee selling at 5A@g6c per b for white,
and I%0t5c for red as to quality.
js ere seasg ana qulet WIN ample
recelpS lnere was tlall consulnptlVe traoe, but
the shiPpihg aefnlllu was ilSht' we quote ARRIVAL
lo's at - Zo9l Az Per ofI, or o1eg4oc per bu Tor
| l n per brl packed.
| r. " ~ II IL I ne fnarEet was stcady ana quiet
| WIN liberal 2litrlnSs; lave chckehs IN ialt re-
quet 'l'n SeL!IlS AZ u ovl%' per uglei aGcotailg
10 s4e M 4iid "a O. e9fdlGoM NJ DUCKS IN nght demand
anu anu heu nt sz En@Z 10 per dozen. turkeys quoted
oIT G eL ~ NO ior on tlyS ,,,7 s..
kAuoelhe recelGtS moderate ana demand fair
prices We qu1Ge cotton III sc % l0T WhiIe ana FAC
2AgHEiIsG 2AHiG, loF n coarse, per lo; $780,,
klHh-rar consqmptlVe demand and market
steauy. we quote latla al o%2@Fi4c and LOUIS
iu.i9 i ~ n r'cgt,l2G ,l2 per ~ ,.,,
oA All uih ) lsl'tlu 3ull aiia LelI AT soc per
~, ulia coitlse Liverpool at n VoYl III per sack
o'o M .yer alia n haawIla al IN fslr demand ana am
pc ImetgS at o. ~ per pfl Oh po and Sl per prl
ol STTR p!iSi'e1s; ;,,,,,;,,,. =.
~, Is Joopi'ig at lc on arrival ana
.2C Per ~ III store, 'llu tlNoIly quiet ana steady
a 81 -28i 90 per ou III store ana el log " per pu
sb on Ir1V fIaN III ialr request at IL l59i ~ per
| oGSlIcJi GfJGr W., =. ,.. . , -, .
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or TuS t"lr Joop,tiS or",,e aiu 'e
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enT,I, ,lot Ir,s,4 az a. 2%a' o'AF0 "' 'g'/@c "l
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