The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-22


! in proportion, with 25c extra for package; No.
whiefish, 81 15d4 50; No. do SO 5O13 IS picked
salmon Sljul5 % per brl; No. herring. 20t022c
per box; Goldfish, 5g7c per ID; sardines quarter
boxes. Sl3 5044 per case, ana lib cove oysters 55
! @y60c per dozen.
/ FRUITS-Appes we're in large supply and only
moderate demand and quoted on arrival at 75cfs
VI per lr loose, and in store held at 81 2j611 ~
per brl, packed. Cranberries were in ample sup
ply and demand fair and selling at $799 per brl,
as to- quality. Grapes are quiet with moderate
offerings at 11Sc for Catawba and 5t16c for Con-
cords per lb. Lemons quiet and steady at $7aS
per bril- Oranges in moderate request at SIG 30
per brl. Dried fruits in light demand and held
,2g2S4c for apples and 3a5}4c for peaches per lb
I dINSENG-Reeeipts ample and fafr demand
with prime 70 choice lots selling at 75@S0e per ID.
| GREASE-Moderate demand and steady with
iittIe or no 10. change We 9note, white S11@5s1c,
/ HAY-WaS steadyan quiet with fair consump-
! tive demand and rece pts ample and no material
change in prices Timothy prine to choice selling
| az SlO0Sl7 per ton. Good mixed at S. 5O99. Me
ditIm tS7 5J9S, and common at Sc j0@T per ton
all in bales OH arrival.
| H0Ps-Demand fair and the market well sup
Piled and steady, with Eastern selling at 14gl5c
lper fb. Noquotstiun for Western.
| HIDES-Fair demand and moderate offerings.
with steady market We quote green at G1S617c,
wet salted at 72@8c, dry salted at 11@l2c, and
flint at l39l4c per 10. Sheep pelts at 5Oe@Sl Is,
/ HEMP-0ffsrings moderate and the marketeuiet
| and steady, with light demand for rough Ken
tucky at sS5@loo per ton, on arrival Dressed held
at I9I12c per ID in store, as to quality, and mod
crate demand.
| IRON-The market has been steady, but with
only moderate demand and there is very little
animation in the trade. Quoted as follows, with
| pig-iron at four months time: Charcoal hot
| blast Hanging Rock No. l, S2Oa2l; No. Q, SI8@
20; mill Sl79ls; Alabama, No l, slS92o;
Georgia and Tennessee-,No. l, Sl8@20: mill,
! $l7NllS. Raw coal and coke-No. !, S16m1S; No,
2 Sl5@l6; American Scoteh-No. l, $20921; L,
$f8@2O. Hanging Rock car-wheels S2SGg33; Ala
bama do, $260930; Georgia and Tennessee do, $26G
30: salisbury do, Ss'6Na. Old carwheels. Sl7@lS
Scrap-Wrought S0gS1; cast 509Gec per cwt. Bar
iron-Boiled, 2g214c; charcoal, 3@314c. Sheet
iron, boiled, 3@B4e; charcoal. 4Gg319c; Russian
l4c per lb HOrse-shoes, 81, and muleshoes, s. per
keg,
LEAD-Quiet and steady, with only moderate
demand, and quoted at 5(Q5I4c for bar and 4L@
412c for pig lead per h.
LEATHER;-Demand fair and market steady
3S935c hemIock do. r2agsoc hairless. n Goa $oe5
34c; rough do 25@29c, skirting 5g@39e, American
kip 55@g0c, French do Sl@l 40, American calf SOC
@S1 Is, French do 81 5092 90 per b; bride leather
$4d955 per doEenr and upper leather 1Sls22c per
foot.
MOLAsSEs- syrups quiet and steady,
and quoted at I56g7Oc per gallon, according to
quality. New Orleans steady and demand fair at
3094Oc per gallon for inferior to prime, and 434
45c for choice old crop, and held 50@60c for prime
to choice new.
NAILS-Moderate demand and market steady,
other sizes at proportonate prices
|, NAVAL sTORES-Qniet and firm and with
moderate demand. We quote: Turpentine,
pale, 50 50d3 rs; No. l. 81 75(93; No 2 81 5OQ2 75
No. g. 25(Q2 so; navy pitch, So TOAD: roof
ing pitch Il 75(92 and Carolina tar So 5003 rs per
0akum 6@10c perlb.
OlLS-Qulet and steady for refined petroleum
and selling at10@12c per gallon, as to fire test.
Linseed oil in moderate jobbing demand at 55@
SIC per gallon. Lard oil quiet and liberal offerings
at $4,000 per gallon for extra current make.
PEANCTS-Had a fair iobbing demand, with
only moderate receip's White Tennessee quoted
'5]4 bfc for good to choice, and red at 496Bi$4c.
POTATOES-Were steady, with moderate de-
mand, and market fully supplied Selling at 81 90
@1 35 per brl or 40@f5c per bu, loose on arrival,
and choice Early Rose held at SOC per bu. Store
lots at 81 5O@l rs per brl packed for shipping
Sweet potatoes quiet and steady and selling at
81 5092 per brl for good to choice yellow
POWDER AND SHOl-Moderate demand and
market steady. for powder and quoted So 25(93 65
per keg for mining and S. 7506 for rifle. Shot
quiet at SIS 25g19 per keg for assorted and S2l Is
Qg22 for buCkShot.
POULTRY-Quiet and steady and market well
supplied Live chickens selling at 81 2jG93 for full
grown and 81 50@2 for small, per dozen. Live
turkeys offered at 7Y7lac per ID. Ducks ut S. 25a
SO perdozen.
RAGs-Moderate demanI and ample supply,
and no material change. White cotton quoted 2e
and mixed l34@2c per lb. Woolen at Sla@9c for
fine and $4aIc for coarse, per lb.
RlCE-Maket steady and demand fair with
Louisiana sell ng at 7WSc per 10.
SALT-nurk s Island dull and held at 35e pcr
bu, and coarse Liverpool at 81 05@1 10 per sack
Ohio River and hanaWha in fair demand ana am
pie offerings at 81 20 per brl of bu and 81 per br
OF bushels.
SEED-Clover is jobbing at 7c on arrival and
72c per lb in store, and timothy quiet and steady
at 81 25@l 80 per bu III store and 81 10a1 20 per bu
on arrival. Flax in fair request at 81 15ll 20 per
buShcl.
SOAP-Fair demand and steady without nce.
We quote German at 51$6d6c olive at 50l515c and
common yelowat 414t941ac.
SUGAR-Was in fur demand and the market
easy fas We ,l,o. qn,o,e; NV NV Qre.ns 71a@s4c
ira SH@9e, white at 9 1s@gt4c, granulated and
powdered l0@l014c crushed at 10%c and cut |
Loaf at lG14c Y per lb New Orleans at 714@Sc for
ARCH-Quiet market and steady and quoted
at S@a4c ior refined pearl per ID to quality or
TALLow-was quiet and steady. The supply
ample and demand moderate We quote prime
per ID.
TEA-Marhet quiet and easy, without quotable
change in prices We quote Oolong. 25@35e
Souchong, S0t990c; Young Hyson, 25@9Oc I'M
perlal, p 25@9Oc; gunpowder. 45c@$l, and Japan
35@175c per ID.
TIMERS sTocK-Had fair trade and con-
Times steady at the following prices: Zinc
slab. 79Sc; do Sheet 7@Sc; block tin, 16@lSc;
tin plate sheet roofing, $b@7 so per box; do IC,
lOx14 &c 5O@7 50; do LX S. 75@9 70 per box; sheet
brass 3!cper lbi copper ingots, 22c; do braziers'
sheets, S0x60, 2S@34c; do sheathing, IA to 16 on,
26c; do bottoms, 26c;do planished, S5c and Russia
iron, l4c. Timers solder. 129l6c
WOODENWARE-Deman fair and prices steady,
with little or no change. We quote: Washboards,
81 35@3 90: buckets, two-hoop, 81 2o@1 40; three
hoop 81 5O@1 70; tubs, No. l, $5 25@96 90; No. 2,
a 25 @e5; No. 3, So 2594, and nests of s, So 5O@
~ Isl chums q rms No !; S 5O9s; No. 2, 81 5O@S, and
WOoL-Hada continued quiet market, the re-
ceipts and. demand both being light.
We quote: Unwashed-Fine merino 19m2Oc,
clothing l6alSc, medium delalne 23@25c,
long combing 25@26c Washed-Medium fleece
'o@32c, fine do 28@30c, deIane do S2@34c, long
eo1nbing 34g35c, tub-washed 26932c, and pulled
s5@2Sc per ID. BURY and feece-grown 3@5c per
b less
Cincinnati Live Stock Market