The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-28

%; B /, e2l @22: Hanging Rock ear-wheels, $40
@g35; Alabama do, S27@32; Georgia and Tennes-
see do, S27@3l; Salisbury do, S56@37; old car
500s60c per l0O lbs bariron, boiled 2@2l4c; char
coal, 3Gg3l5c; sheetron, boiled 3@3l4c; charcoal,
4@51lc; Russia, lie per 10; horse-shoes "a - and
mule-shOes IS 20 per keg.
LEAD--IIad a moderate trade, mostly iobbing,
and steady market. Pig lead quoted 414@412c,
and par lead 5@r514c perlb
EATHER-Ihere is moderate jobbinG
trade only, but prices are steady as lOl-
lows Oak sole, 3i@57c; hemlock do, 2la32c;
harness. 3OGQ3Ic; rough do 2j6g29c sRirtng 80 UjJc;
American kip, 55GG90c French do, Sl@l 40:
American cali, 909Sl l5: French do, 81 50 @2 90
leather 1S@22c per foot.
MOLASSES- Market steady, supply ample and
moderate demand. New Orleans selling at 30Ge NC
for inferior To good and 436l4Sc per gallon lor
prime TO choice Refined syFupS held at 50@gSOe
per gallon, as to quality.
NAVAL STORES-firm for turpcntine and
demand fair but market quiet for other ar
tictes but steady with no quotable change.
We quote: Turpentine. 32%@4iSc per lal-
lon; RESIN, extra pale 81 25Gg5; pale So 50@3 70;
No. - 7a@3; No 2, u 5O@2 70; No B. % 2J@2 80;
navy pitch, 81 75gt; roofing pitch, 81 75@2; Caso-
lima tar, So 50@@3 IS per brl coal tar, s. 5Og2 "a
per brl; oakum, 9@Iic per ID.
NAlLs-Demand fair and steady at previous
prices Selling at 81 4O@2 50 per keg for 10d cod
Prop0rtionate prices for other sizes.
NUTS-Peanuts firm under a light supply and
selling at 531G6c for white and 4nl3{c for red per
To- We quote Brazil nuts at 6l5@7c pecans S15
99c flbeTts l2Ggl3c, English Walnuts l2@l3C, and
almonds l9@20c per 10.
OILS-Steady market for lard oil with current
make freely offered at 60@G2c per gallon. Linseed
moderately active at 57W5Sc per gallon. Refined
petro-euln steady and demand fair at 0H@12C per
POWDER AND SHOT-Moderate demand and
powder selling at s. 7Jd62j for rife and 81 253 65
lor blasting per keg. Shot at S24 50(gZ5 20 for
buckshOt and 81 50@22 for assorted per keg.
P(1I'ITRN-kNag n InnIpratn ms nd ,Iv for
live chickens. The receipts We're large and mar
ket weak. At the close selling at S1B1 50 per
dozen for spring chickens, and 81 75@2 25 for old
iowls. No other poultry selling.
POTATOES-Were in good consumptive demand
Tor new with liberal offerings at ~ 50GI3 80 per brl
lor good to choice varieties on arrival Old in
store held at 23@35c per bu loose, but not wanted.
RAGS-The demand is fair and selling for cot
ton at SIC for white, and &c for mixed Woolcn
at Sc for soft and 1c for coarse perlb,
RECEIVES in fair demand and Louisiana sells
614@1zic per ID, according to quality.
SALT-The market is aulet ana steady for do
lnestic, with ample supply, and Kanawha and
Ohio River is quoted 75180c per brl OF bushels,
and $l@l O5 per brl of bushels, Foreign held
at IL lOUl Is per sack for coarse Liverpool and 80
93jC per bu for Turks Island
SEED-Nilletis is in Moderate demand, and sell
ing at 7O@75c per bu, Hungarian grass seed is
quiet at 7O975c per bu. Flax in fair demand at
81 l0GQl 70 per bu
sOAP-Demand fair and steady. We quote 5I509
&c for German, 5@5%c for olive and 41a94$4c Tor
common yellow per ID.
STARCH-Refined pearl sells at 3lI94c per lb,
as to quality or brand, with fair demand.
SCGAR-tajrly active and steady market. New
Orleans, 7i4@S14c, refined yellow 8ls9S54c, extra
CS1s@9l4c, a white 9jaGg97Sc granulated and pow
dered 10h@l0t4, and crushed 10}sc per ID.
TALLOW-Prme county sells at SIC, loose,
and city at 7c, packed, and the demand is fair,
with steady market
TEAS-Moderate conslmptive trade and the
market steady at about previous prices: Oolong,
30@55c; Souchong, S5G9Oc; Young ITyson, 3O@9Oc;
Imperial, 3O@9Oc: GunpoWder, 5Oc@Sl; ana Japan
40975c per TO-
TlNNLRS' STOCK-Quiet and steady market,
and no material change: Zinc slab, 7GgSc;
sheet, 712@Sc; block-tin, 1920; solder 12m l6c;
copper ingots, lgc bottoms soc; braziers' sheets,
Sc; tin plate TX per box, 50 25glO 25; do lC, SIG
%, and roofing, So 7j6gS.
WOODEN WARE-Ihe demand was rather dull
but steady. We quote washboards, 81 1902 75;
buckets, tWo-hoop, 81 30 @1 co. tubs, No. l. S. 50
at 50; No q S4 50@5 90; No. B. $3 5O94 50; ana
nests OF S. 81 75@3; churns, No !, S999 81; No. 2,
SS@S 50; and No. 4, S76gT so per dozen.
WOOL The receipts were liberal from all
sources and the market closes steady under far
demand. We quote, unwashed: Fine merino, Ii
@1Sc; clothing, 1StG21c; medium delaine, 22a23c;
long combing, 25@2Gc washed, medium feeces,
3O@3lc: fine tleeces 2S(d30c; delaine feeCes, 306l
32c; long combing, 33W34c; tubWashed, 30W3lC;
and pulled, 2j@2Ic per lb. BURY and fleece
grown Wools. .3@1c per ID less.