The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02

prDn talloW at l012gll1ac per 10.
,'HEEsE-Was quiet and demand moderate,
with ample receipts at l2@13c per ID for prime to
choice old, and Offering at ll@l2c for new.
COOPERAGE-Moderate demand and full sup |
pork barrels, 7O@75c lard terces, 85@9Oc; ham
tierces 45l50c; slack hOgshcads 81 l0@1 Is; half
hogsheads $l@l O5; lard kegs, @@35c; iron-bou
whisky barrels, 81 2@1 80; slack nah barrels " %
az rs per dozen.
COOPERS STUFF-Ample offerings and fair
demand and the market rather weak. We quote:
Flour barrel poles $4G6; tight barrel poles $40
@I2; hogshean poles. $28@25; rough barrel slaves,
S15@16; dressed do, Sl6Qy20, and hogshead slaves
Scoops per 1000
COFFEE-Market steady AMI demand moderate
without material change. RiD is quoted at l512@
I61%c for common, 17@lSc for fair, B1a@2012e for
good to prime and 2l@22c for choice per lb. Java
quoted at 25927c per 10.
market closes firm with no material change in
prices We quote: Pound yarns carpet warp and
wicking, 20c; coverlet yarn, 22c; coored warp 25c
co. Ss &C. i and No. ' o &c iPe per dc dozen ' w. l'''
C0RDAGE-Delnand moderate and market quiet
at 12@l9c for Manila, 1014@l1c for Sisal, and 9@
92c for jute, per ID.
COAL-The demand was light but prices have
not changed Quoted as follows; Youghiogheny
INC per bushel ahoat and 1G@llc delivered; Hook
ing Valley, &c at elevator, and 10@l1c delivered
Muskingum Valley, &c or cars and l0@llc deliv-
cred; Ohio River. 51a@6c afioai, and sc deiVered
Kanawha River, &c ahoat, and 10@11c delivered;
Camden, &c; Kanawha camel l7@1Sc per bushei,
| COKE-Only light consumptive demand and
steady. Gas-house at &C. city manufaetured at &c,
and crushed at &c per bu, at yards. Delivered to
consumers at &c more per bu.
| EGGS-Were in liberal supply all the week, and
the market closes quiet and heavy, the demand
being light at 7%gSc per dozen for fresh.
| FEATHERS-The demand was very moderate,
and receipts large, with prime live geese quoted at
3SG40c per lb.
FIsHrHave had fairly active demand,
s and eD the market WE Is oe sead nacfere Ss an No. am
large $25@26; No shore, SIS 5Ogl9; No. large,
$40 50@ll No. 2 medium - 50@fo; No. large:
| $999 50; No. 8 medium. $8@S 50 per brl, and
half barrels half these prices with 25c extra for
packages. Lake herring 81 75@3; white fish, "a 30
as per half barrel Sardincs quarter boxes, $13 so
| Qg14 per case, and Goldfish 59553c per ID.
| FRUITS-Green apples in moderate supply and
quiet, and selling at % 5O@4 so for fair to good,
| and S5@5 so for prime to choice per brl. Lemons
are firm and rather scarce, and quoted "a 50(g5 50
per box. Oranges are in moderate demand and
steady at $l0@12 per case and $596 per box. Dried
apples in moderate demand at 312Gsl14c per ID;
peaches at 4@4Rc for halves and o14@3s4c Tor
quarters per h.
GREASE-Has moderate demand, and quiet
market Brown sells at 434g5c, yellow 514@312c,
and white at 5s4@6c per h..
,HAY-steady market and quiet with good sup
| ply and demand moderate. We quote prime to
choice timothy Ss 5O@9 50 per ton. Inferior hay
dull at S7@S per ton, on arrival In store dealers
ask 81 more per ton.
| HIDE}Were in moderate demand and the
market steady We quote green hides 6@7c wet
salted T1ze81ac, dry saited 1l912c, and dry flint
14ei5c per lb. Sheep pelts 75c@s1 Is, as to quail
| HEMP-Was dull for rough Kentucky and light
offerings with steady market at S00@s5 per ton on
arrival Jobbing sales OF dressed at SgS12c for
double, and 7@7Ec for single perlb.
| HOPS-The demand is light and market dull,
but steady, and ample offerings at sGl0c for East
ern and 6tl7c for Western perlb.
IR0N-Remains quiet, with no quotable change
in prices but the market is rather weak. Quoted
| 40 fnl1nWS with months
time: Charcoal hot blast Hanging Rock. No. l,
s22@23; No. 2, $20@21; mill, $1,000; Alabama,
No, $99A mil, sll9920; ,o Georgia and Tennes-
No, l, $20@2l: No. 2, $S@19; mill, s1791s; Amer
can Scotch No. /, s1la28;' B !, s2l 1922; Hanging
Rock car wheel, $so@$5; Alabama do, s27@s2;
s36@37; old carwheels $500; scrap, wrought,
boiled, boiled 2S21c; do dSc Charcoal 3SsAc; sheet-iron'
boiled, 3a3114c; charcoal, 4@51ac and Russia 14c
per lb Horse-shoes 81 20. and mule-shoes 10 ~
LEAD-Hada moderate and steady demand, and
sells at 4H9454c for pig and 5@34c for oar lead
LEATHER-was quiet and steady, with only a
fair jobbing demand. We quote the following:
! Oak sole, 3i@37c; hemiock do, 24a32c; harness,
ASsH A$Ss4an r'RRge Rgp 81 Seoc ssf Fenek sk do sf fs Isl
American calf, gO@@Sl Is: French do 81 50@2 90
per lb; bride leather, $5@55 per doz, and upper
4 leather 1S(g22c per foot
MoLASSES- market is steady and quiet
with ample supply. New Orleans is selling at $50
42c per gallon for good to choice. Refined syrups
4 are dull at 45@S0e lergallon as to Quality
4 per gallon; resin, extra pale, 81 25@5; pale,
g 5ol9S ~ No l;$2 1908 90; No; z = 5oga g 15
4 pitch, 81 75@3 co. and Carolina tar s. 5o@3 Is
i per brl Coal tar, 81 5092 rs, including barrel;
4 oakum 9@l1c per ID.
Il NUTS-Demand fair for peanuts and moderate
Lee i/n Fnr rhi
SIC for red per lb Almonds are in moderate de-
lnand and selling at 1Sg20c English walnuts at
! 12@l4c, flberts at 11@13c, pecans at 7@9c, and
/ Brazil nuts at $1,000 per lb.
Il NAILS-Have only Il moderate demand, and
selling ut s. 5OQ92 co per keg for 10d to GOD, and
proportional prices for other sizes.
:. O1LS-Steady and quiet with linseed selling at
i 5SG9G0c Refined petroleum ut l1@l3c, and cur
!. rent make lard oil 636l65c per gallon
POWDER AND SIOT-Moderate demand for
powder and prices steady at 81 1908 for blasting,
) and S. 75Gy6 % for rifle per keg. Shot quiet at
S2 50Gg22 Tor assorted and $2i 50@25 for buckshot
per keg
POTATOES-Had merely light consumptive
demand with Mrge supply and market steady.
Some seed varieties selling up to SOC per bu, but
ordinary stock isquoted O@4Oc per bufor inferior
to choice i'll store.
POULTRY-Was in ample supply and moderate
demand al'1 market easy at the close. Live chick
ems quoted S2@2 rs, ducks at $2@2 50 per dozen,
and live turkeys at 7iagScperlb.
{ RAGS-Were in fair demand and steady, with
gOOu supply. iOttOit QttotSu 'fUnfI2C lOr Whlte,
. and 214@533sc per lb for mixed. Woolen at 712@
SC for fine. and 1@l14c per 10 for coarse.
RICE-Moderatc demand for Louisiana with
ample offerings and selling at G1a@714c per, lb.
SALT-Domestc is in moderate demand. and
liberal offerings at 81 l5@l 20 per brl OF ] bu and
S50990c per br of bu for Ohio River and Kanawha
Turk island is dull at 3lG135c per bu, and Liver
pool coarse at 81 l0@l 10 per sack.
SEED-Clover is in moderate demand and job.
bling sales at 7A@754c per, lb, in store, and
light offerings. Timothy held at 81 40G1 SO pei
bH, and quiet. Flax seed selling readily at 81 2S
per bu,
SOAP-Demand fair and market steady. We
} quote German at 512@6c, olive at 5(1512e, and
common yellow 4Gg413e per h.
: SUGAR-Steady and quiet market with mod
! crate demand Refined yellow quoted at 814 9S54c
extra sc" at 96l9l4c. "A" white at g}s@95 SC
! granulated and crushed at 1O4@10Lc, cut loa
at l04cper b. New Orleans at 7@Sc for raw per h.
STARCH-Moderate demand and the marker
steady with refined pearl selling at 314@4c per ID
TALLOW-Sells at 7@71sc per ID for prime
country with fair demand and steady market ant
ample offerings.
: TEA-Was steady with fair demand at abou
previous prices. We quote: Oolong, 3OGS5c
: Souchong 35@0Oc; Young Hyson 30@90c; lmpe
rial, 10000; Gunpowder, 5Oc@Sl; and Japan, Al
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