The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-08

pork barrel and lard tierces, but the market
is generally quiet though steady. We quote:
Flour barrel poles, S1aS: tight do, $i2a4;
hhis tIO, S25aS0: rough barrel slaves, $l6Al8;
dressed do, SlSa23, aud hogshead staVes, $2Oa25
per LOO.
U00PERAGE-The receipts are large, but
the mark,t is steady, with a mo ierate
PORK brls. $lO0a1 lc; do half brls 65a70e; lara
tIerces. 81 2Jal 30: nam terces 55a65c; slack
hogsheads. 81 5Oal 80; half-hogsheads, $lal IL;
wnIsky Dris. SIX iron hoops 81 goal 25. and
COAL-GoOd consumptive demand and the
market is steady. 1t is quoted
adoat7c for ougnIogheny, &c for ASH and, and
o1.c for ONO klvcr, per bu. We quote as fol-
lows delivered 10 consumers: &c for Ohio
River, lUc Tor Ashland, lOallc for Hooking
Valley and Musklngum, l0allc for Ranawha
ami Youghlogheny, per bu. Eanawha can
sells at l7alSc per bu, and anthracite at 81
aS per ton.
COkk-There is q quiet and steady market,
with moderate demand and prices without
change. Quoted, at yards, &c for gas-house,
7c for city manufac ureds and SC for crushed,
per Du, and delivered tO consumers at about &c
more than these ngures.
EGG The market has been well supplied
all the week, and the demand continued Light,
with safes OF fresh at lee per dozen.
FEATH HEKS-Ihe demand is only fair with
large receipts, and we quote prime live at 4Oc
per 10 ON a rival.
FISH-Iht market remains steady and quiet
at the following prices: Mackerel, No. large,
S27a2S; No. l shore, S2Oa21; No. large, Sll 81
ala: No. medium, SlOalO 30; No. medium,
$9a9 81 per BRIL- and half barrels one hall these
prices, with 25c extra for packages. Lake
herring, {3 5ja4 White fish, $5a5 81 per half
barrel. Sardines, quarter boxes, S13 o0a14 per
case; and Goldfish, baa6c per ID.
FRUIIS-MarkeC quiet and steady for green
ap lies anu supply abundanI selling at 81 Goa
U0 Tor inferior, and 3.Oa4 for prime to choice.
Ira q D.lQ tNxr
| and S7aS per case. Lemons rather scarce and
quoted s4a4 50 per box. CranberrIes in fair
demand at STAT rs per brl, and $aa2 50 per crate
Of one bushel. Dried fruits quiet, and apples
gu. ted 4a4hc, peaches at 81 a6c for halves and
la41.c for quarters. Foreign fruits in mod
crate demand at 7aSc per 10 for currants, la
l3c or prunes, 15alcc Tor fgs, 1Sa10c for citron,
and S2a2 % per box fIr raisIns.
GlNSENu-Ihe demand is light and market
quiet, and prime ls offered at 81 IL per ID.
HAY-The market remains quiet and steady.
The best grades are in far local demand, but
inferior hay is neglected Cne receipts are
ample for all kinds. No. timothy is quoted
81 50al0 per ton in bales on arrival. Fair to
good mixed at $Sas 80, and common at $7a7 81
per ton.
HIDEs-Market hrm and demand fair, with
| moderate receipts. We quote 75aaSc per Id for
green, S1aa9bc for wet salted l5aI6c for dry
| salted, and l6al7c for dry flint Sheep pelts 5Oc
| aSl apiece, as to quality.
| HOPS Demand moderate and market
| "
| W esJern, and 1lal!c for Eastern.
| HEMP-iougn Kentucky is in light demand
but with limited offerings, the market con-
tinues firm at sllJal20 per ton arrival.
Dressed IN fair jobbing demand. at 7a7xc per
pound
| IROE-The demand is moderate and the
market is steady. We quote as follows. with
pig iron at four months time: Charcoal. hot
blast-HanRing R0ck.vcry choice, $?6a2S; No. l.,
S28a24: No.a. $z2a22 ID; mill, s2Oa2l Alabama,
| No. /, $22 50a28; Georgia and Tennessee-No /,
| $22B22 50; mill, Sl9a2O: raw coal and coke
No |, S2l; No.2. $l9a29; mill $lSa19: Hanging
Rock car-wheel. $d4a3I; Alabama do. S21aS3;
Georgia and Tennessee car-wheel. S2Ta30:
Salisbury DO, $STa39: old car wheels, Sl9a2O
per ton. scrap iron-W rought per 100 lbs, 9Oc
e$l 10. and cast do, 50a60c: Bar-iron-Boiled,
2a2kc; do charcoal, 3a34c. Sheet-iron-
Boiled, 3a3Ac; charcoal, 3Ha5c: and Russia,
14c per lb. Horseshoes, So 90al %, and mule
| shoes, 81 Y0a5 20 per keg.
| LEAD-Market steady aud quiet and quoted
5h a6c for pig, and 6aaohc for bar lead per Ib.
| iEATHER-Oply moderate jobbing trade
with quiet market, though steady. We quote
oak sole 34a37c. hemlock 10 24a33c, harness
SOa34c, rough do 25aa9c. skirting 36a3Sc, per Id:
bride leather $45a55 per doz; American KID 6J
| agOc per lb: French do IL 0Ua1 10; American
cali skins 9Uca$l 10; Fronch do 81 60a2 90, and
upper leather 20a22c per foot
| MOLASSES-rhe market is quiet but con-
tlnues steady. We quote New Orleans 35a45e
lfor inferior to prime, ana 49ajUc for choice per
gallon Refined syrups held at 50a90c per gallon
according to qualify. Sorghum is quoted al
NAVAL STOREs-The market is quiet
with light demand for turpentint
but steady. We quote: Turpentine, 351l
as8c per gallon; RESIN, extra pale, 81 25a5
pale, So 50a3 rs: No. l, 81 75a3: No. =, ~ 50a
70; No. ., 81 25a2 80: navy pitch. 50 75a4 OO
roofing pitch, 81 75a2, and Carolina tar IS 5Oa
Is per brl. Goa tar Sc 5Ua2 rs per brl. in-
cluding brl; oakum 9a1lc per ID.
| NUTS Fair demand for peanuts and mar
ket steady, with Tennessee selling at 44a4AC
l for go1d to choice white and 3a3hc for red per
ID. Almonds at lsa2Oc, English walnuts i4a
16c, flberts llal3c, pecans 7aSc, and Brazil
nuts 5ha6bc per 10:
OILS Ls-Llnseed sells at bsa59c per gallon.
| Refined petroleum is In fair demand at l3al5c
per gallon, as to lire test Extra lard Oil at 70a
72c per gallon and demand moderate,
| POWDER AND SHOr-The demand is
I moderate and market steady atprevious prices.
| We quote 81 25a2 81 per keg for mining powder
S2Saas SO per keg for buskshot, and s25a26 SO for
I assorted shot
4 RAGS-In fair demand and selling at 4hc
for No. white, &c for No. Z, and 216ae3f for
assorted do per To- Woolen at 7hsaSc for fine,
and 1alAe for coarse per ID.
| RICE-The demand is fair and market
steady at 6a64c per lb for Louisiana, and 81
a7c for Carolina.
i sALT-Domostic is quiet and steady, with
Ohio River and Kanawha selling at $la1 05 per
brl OF bushels, and 81 25al 80 per brl Of 7
bushels. Co9rse Liverpool is quoted 81 10al 70
per sack, and Turks Island at 40c per bu.
\ SEED-Light jobbing demand for clover at
lSx a8hc in store and 7Aa8c on arrival, per ID,
and timothy at 81 40al 50 per bu in store Flax
is quiet and steady at 81 70 per bu. .
Il SDAP-Iu fair demand and steady, with
German selling at b&a6xc, and common yellow
at47a54c per Id. 81,
II SUGAR-The market remains steady, with
far demand. We quote New Orleans 7aSc for
raw and 5ka96c for clarified, refined yelow
Ssgc, extra &C" 9a91lC "a" white 9%al0c,
granulated and powdered i0Xa101sc, crushed
Il lOhc, and cut loaf10ac per ID. d.,
STARCH-The demand is firm and the mar
ket steady, with refined pearl selling at 34a4c
per lb, as to brand.
| TALLOW-Was in fair demand, and the
market is quiet and steady at 7a7&c per lb fol
prime country. 3D. f.. ...'.-
TEA-The demand is moderate and the mar
ket rules steady. Quoted as follows: Oofong
30aS5c. Souchong 35a9Dc, Young Hyson 3Oa90c
Imperial 3Ua9Oc, and GunpOwder 5OcaSl per lD
i TIMERS SrOGK-Fafr demand and steady
market. The following are the weeks quota
tions: Zinc slaD, 7aSe; sneet, 7la9c; block tin
aOa2Sc; solder, Raal7c;. copper ingots, 2l9
bottoms, 32c; braLlers sheet; 30c: tin plate. TX
per box, $lJ 25all SO: do lG, ~ 75a9, and roofing
Sc 75aS. Galvanized iron 35a4O per cent. dis
count from price list.
WOODEN WARE-Rather a limited demand
and steady market. We quote: Wash boards
Isl 40a2 75; buckets, two-heop, 81 25a1 80; tabs
No l. S. 5Oa6 so: No, 2. "a 59ab so Der DOZEN allC