The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05

kingum Valley SIC on cars, and 1Oc delivered;
Ohio River 51ac ahoat and Sc delivered; Kama
wha River 7z3e aaoat, and 1O@1O19c delivered;
Camden, 7@T15c: Kanawha camel, 16@lSc per bu,
and anthracite S797 SO per ton, delivered.
C0KE-Quiet and steady, with ample supply.
Gashouse selling at SC, city manufactured at &c,
and crushed at &c per bu at yards, and &c more
delivered to consumers.
IRON-The market remains quiet and firm,
with no material change. The following are the
closing prices, with pig-iron at four months
time: Charcoal hot-blast Hanging Rock No. l. $40
al; No. 2, $18d20; mill S17Gg18; Alabama No. l,
$lSt920 Georglaand Tennessee No. /, $1S92O mill,
Sl7@1S. Raw coal and coke-No /. Sl6@1S; No.
O. $l5@16; American Scotch-No. l, S20@21; b l,
$lS@20. Hanging Rock car-wheels S2S933; Ala
bama do, $26@30: Georgia and Tennesseedo $269
30: Salisbury do, S36@37. Old car-wheels, Sl7@l8.
Scrap-Wrought, S0tg8l; cast, 50@60c per cwt Bar
iron-Boiled, 209214c; charcoal, 3M314c. Sheet
iron, boiled, sgS]lc; charcoal, 4@5]Scf; Russian,
lac per lb. Horseshoes, $4, and mule-shoes IS per
keg
steady at 4@44c for pig and 59514c for bar lead
LEATHER-Was quiet and steady, with no
special change. We qu0te Oak sole, 800
S5c; hemloek do, 2S@oo; harness, So@34c;
can kip, 55990c; French do, $1@1 40; Anne lean
American calf, 90c@$l 15; French do, 81 5O92 OU
per ID; bride leather, $45@55 per dozen, and up
per leather 1Sd22c per foot.
MOLASSES-Refned syrups dull but steady at
40@70c per gallon. New Orleans in fair consumpt-
i've demand and quoted at 406g47c for new crop,
and 300 4Oc for old per gallon. Sorghum duh at
30G33c per gallon.
NAVAL STORES-Ead a firm market and the
demand was fair We quote: Turpentine, 3l@33c
pergallon; resin, extra pale, 81 25o5 pale So 50q
rs; No. 1, 81 1903; No. q 81 50@2 rs; No B. 81 %
a. So navy pitch, So 7594; roofing pitch, 81 75GR2
and Carolina tarS3 50@3 75 per erl. Coal tar So so
o. rs per brl; oakum, 6@l0c per ID.
NAILS-Moderate demand and market quiet at
So 1902 Is per keg for 10d to 60d Other sizes at
prot ortonate prices.
NUTS-Demand moderate and market steady.
We quote almonds 18g20c English Walnuts 124
13c, flberts 11@12c, pecans S@9c Brazil nuts 6a7c
per lb. Hickory nuts 50c@$1 per bu, chestnus So
@8 50 per bu. Peanuts are in fair demand and
steady at 414@41ac for red and 5h@64c for white,
per ID.
OILS-Extra lard oil is in moderate demand,
and the market steady at 59960c per gallon. Lin
seed oil is quiet and steady, and jobbng at 54c
per gallon. Refined petroleum is selling at 10@l2c
per gallon, as to fire test.
POWDER AND sHoT-De Demand fair for powder,
and market steady SO 25@3 65 per keg for mining,
and s. 75@6 % for rifle. Shot in moderate de-
mand and selling at $2l 25922 for buckshot, and
SIS 25@19 for assorted per keg.
chickens, and the demand fair at 81 5O@2 IS per
dozen, as to size ana condition. Geese dull at $3
@325 per dozen. Ducks at $2Gg2 Is per dozen.
Lpe peTn tIrkeXs KG,s salable able at 6@6%c Per h.
and only moderate demand. We quote 40@e5Oc
per bu for arrival lots, loose and 81 65@1 so per
brl for store lots packed Sweet potatoes at 81 70
RAGs-Quict and steady, and unchanged. We
quote white cotton at &c and mixed at 1A@2c
PEI h. Woolen at S@S14c for fine ana s4t95sc for
coarse, per lb.
RICE-Queta and steady, with ample offerings.
and quoted at 61297c for Louisiana, and TIC for
Carolina per ID.
SALT orelgn is dull and held at 93@135c per
bu for Turks Island and $1@1 10 per sack for
coarse Liverpool. Domestic is in fair demand,
Ohio River Uh n coll Of 05f,r hrl
OF bushels, and 81 % per brl OF bushels, deliv
cred.
SEED-Market quiet and steady with moderate
offerings Timothy isquoted 81 059Sl 10 per bu,
and clover at 6@614c per lb on arrival FlaX-seed
in far demand, and selling at 81 10@1 Is per bu
for prime.
sOAP-Moderate demand, and market steady.
We quote German at 514a515c, olive at41@a5c,
and common yellow at lGg44c per lb.
SUGAR-The market remains steady with fair
demand. We quote New Orleans 7G9Sc for raw,
S19@9c for clarified yellow refined at 719@sc,
extra C at 81S@9c, A white at 91a@y35c grflnu-
lated and powdered at 91s9l014c, crushed at l013c
per lb.
: sTARCH--Moderate demand and quiet at 3@
SIC per b for prime pearl, as to brand
TALLOW-Was quiet with ample receipts and
demand moderate. We quote country at G3469
62c packed, and C ty rendered SIC loose per ID.
TEA-steady market and quiet with no quot
able change. We uuote OolOng, 30c4Sl 90;
souchong. 45c@$l; Young Hvson, 30@9Oc; I'M
35@75c per lb.
TIMERS STOCK-Quiet market at about pre-
vious prices. Wequote: Zinc slab. 7GgSc; do sheet
@Se; block tin, 16@l8c; solder 10@13c; copper IN
gots, l9c; bottoms, 2Gc; brazers' Sheets 26c; tin
plate TX per box, SIS 50Gl9 so; do &C. So 5OCl7 25,
and roofing, S. 75@S. Galvanized iron 45 per cent
discount from price list.
WOODENWARE-Fim market but quiet and
unchanged. We quote: Washboards, 81 35@
3 90: buckets, two-hoop, 81 25@1 45 th1ee-hoop,
II 55@l 70; tubs, NO l, S. 2596 90; No. ,,
- 25 (Y5; No. 3, So 25@4 and nests of s, 81 5O9
10. 8, Sc 5097 per doz
WOOL-The market continued slow, with
light receipts and little demand We quote
UnWashed-Fine nerino 19920e, clothing 16mlSc
medium delalne 23@2lc, long combing 25m2Gc
fleece 30@32c, fine do 2S@3Oc
delaine do 32@Sic, long combing 34@35c, tub
washed 26@32c, and pulled 25C928c per ID. BURY
and fieece-grown 3t95c per lb less.