The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-22

81 j0a2 Is, Shaker 81 l6a3 W, and steamboat S4a5
per dOz.
BROOM CORk-Is quiet and steady, with
moderate offerings and no great demand.
Quoted as follows: Red brush, common to
good, Sa4c, green stalk braid 4Ha5c, and nun
al SAFE per 10.
BUTIER--Ihe market has continued about
az previously reported. The supply OF iiner
qualities has been only moderate, with good
local retail demand sufficient to absorb about
all that Is offered. The lower grades are still
dull, with large receipts, the offerings being
largely in excess of the sa es, there being haru-
ly any demand for them Prices have under
gone but trif1ing cnange. Creamery would
bring 2Ja32c per ID, but Is very scarce, and al
most nominal. Dairy made is quoted lSal9c for
Central ONO, and 2Oa2lc for We5Ccrn Reserve
for prime to Cho &C, ana single packages OF eX-
ira selections selling at 2a5C beyond these
ii cures. Medium grad, 9 held at l4aljc, and
common offered down to lOc per ID.
CANDLEo-Arc i'll air demand and sales at
131a al4a for star aud laal.C for common tai
low per lb.
CuEEoE-There is quiet and steady mar
kct, with liberal offerings ana fair demand at
~ also per lb.
CUOPERSrUFF-There is a mo terate de-
mand, with firm market, and quotel as follows:
Flour barrel poles, $laS: tIgnt 40, S2al4;
hhts do, S2jaSO; rough Darre slaves, SlOtlS;
dressed do, Sloa2j, and hOg5head 5Gaves, S2Od2j
per l,UUO.
COOPERAGE-Th market was quiet and
easy, with limHe demand anu large III rings.
We quote the following: Flour brls, 3Oa53c;
pOrK brls. S5a9GC; lara tlerces. 81 u5al 10:
il tight hogsheads, 81 75al IS: half -hOgsneads,
9Jca$l: nam tlerCes 5Jaj5c; lron-b bound WHISKY
Drls 81 l0al 40; lard kegs, 33a35c, and slack
half brls, ~ Ioa3 II dozen.
CORDAGE-lhe demand Is moderate and
marRet steady. MANILA at l2taal3hc, siSal
at lUal1Ac, and tute at 9a9!aC per lb.
CUAL-Ample offerings and demand fair
Quoted as folows 1ouEnlogheny Ia13ac per
bu afoat and lUallc delivered. Hooking Val
lev Sc at elevator and l0allc delivered Mus
kingum Valley &c on cars and lUalic delivered
Ohio River 01ac ailoat a I'd &c delivered. Kan
awna River 7c atlOat and l0al1c delivered. Cam
den 3, kanawha camel lIalSc per Du, and an
thraclte$1 5UaS per ton delivered.
UOhh-Demand light but steady, and prices
steady at &c for gas mouse, &c for city MAJ u
factured. &c for crushed per bu at yards, and
&c more delivered to consumers.
COTTON YARNS-Fair j0bbing sales and
market steady. We quote: Pound yarns,
carpet warp and wicking, 2lc, coverlet yarn,
23c; colored warp, Wc; twlne, 20a23c; rope.
i7C per pound; NO. OUO5 at lUHc, and NO. 6OOS at
91.C per dozen.
COFFEE--The demand is fair, and the mar
ket steady but quiet, and no especial change.
Common Rio sells at lSal9c, medium at l9n 4
2Jhc, good to prime at 2la2Jc. and choice at
2S5a a24c per ID. Java is quoted 25a?Sc per ID.
EGGS--Are in large supply, and the market
has been weak with rather u light demand.
Fresh arrivals will hardly bring over lie per
dOztn
II
40c per lb on arrival, but the demand is rather
small.
FI5H-Thc demand was only moderate,
but with firm market and little If any
change. We quote Us follows: MackereJ, No. l
large, $27a2S; No. shore, s20a2l; No. large,
$ll 5UaI2: No. 2medlum, $lOa1u SO; No. large,
~ 50alO so: No. medium, S9a9 81 per BRIL- and
half-0arrels one half these prices, with 25c extra
for packages. Lake herring, 33 5Oa4. White
fish, S5a5 50 per half barrel Sardines, quarter
boxes, $13 ;0a14 percase; and Goldfish, 51aa6c
per lb.
FRUITS-MarKet stcaly and quiet for green
aupes, and selling at - 55a3 80 per Drl for Ia
ftrlor TO prime, and So 75a4 % for choice. We
quote cranDe at 81 5Oa2 70 per bu, and $7as
y II bril- aHd demand moderate. Oranges are in
t tir request and quoted S7as per case, and $3a
3 80 per box. Lemons at S4a4 Is per DoX. Dried
apples in moderate demand at 44a44c, peaches
at "a a6C for nalVes and 4a4 for quarters per
pound.
GINSENG-Is plenty. and moderate demand
with sale for prime at 81 per ID.
UlDES-1here is q steady and quiet market,
with ample offerings, and quoted as follows:
| Green hides at 7a6c, wet salted at 01aa9c, dry
tied l2al3c, and dry flint l5a16c per ID. sheep
pelts at 5JcaSl, as to quality, for each.
| HAY--The demand is fair anu the market
| continues steady, with ample offerings. We
| quote prime TO choice timothy 50 80 alO 80 per
| ton, and lower grades at Was 50 per ton, in
bales on arrival, anu ~ more asked in store.
HOPS - There Is moderate demand anG
|
! for estern, and 1gallc for Eastern per Ib
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is quiet with mod
oderate demand and limited offerings, and the
market remains stealy at Sll5a1D per ton, on
! arrival. Dressed in jobbIng demand at SaS4C
| per lb, as to quality,
| IRON-The market continues very quiet
| with light demand for all kinds but steady
The following are the prices at four months
time for pig iron: Charcoal. hot blast
! Hanging ROCK, No. l, $23a>4; No. 2. S21a
%; mill i2Oa2l ALABAMA, No l, $2la22; mill.
Sl9a20: Georgia and Tennessee, No. |, 81 a22
mill Sl9a2J; raw coal aud coke, No. l, $2Oa2l
| No. 2. $l9a2B: mill. SlSal9: Hanging Rock car
| wheel. $32a35; Alabama do. SZ1a32; Georgia
and Tennessee car-wheel. S3Da3l: Salisbury
| do, $36a38: old car wheels. S19a20 per ton
| roughC--Scrap, OCa$1 10, ana cast do, 50a60c
! per lOO lbs. Bar-lron-Boiled. 2a2Ac: dc
charcoal, 3a3kc, and Russia, 14c per h.
| HUrstshOes, 81 TO- and mule shoes, IS 20 pei
keg.
LEAD-Hae met only limited demand, but
remains steady and no quotable change
Quoted at ja6c for pig, and GAa6ac for bar
| lead per ID.
! LEArHER-D Demand moderate, and prices
! We quote: Oak sole 34a37e. hemloek 10 a
! a33c, harness 3Oa34c, rough do 25aa9c, skirting
36a59c, American kip 56a0Oc, French do Sla1 40
| American calf 9Ucasl Is. French do 81 69a2 pei
| lb; bride leather S45a55 per doz, and Eppel
| leather lSa22C per foot
MOLASsES-Thc demand is fair and the
market is steady, with ample supply. We
quote New Orleans 35a45c, refined syrups 45s
5Jc, and sorghum at 25a35c per gallon.
| NAILS-Arc selling at 81 50a2 60 per keg fol
! lOd to b0d. anu the demand is only moderate
| NAVAL STORES-Ihe demand is light, and
market quiet for all articles. but prices steady
We quote: Turpentinc, 34a3Tc per gallon
resln extra pale, a .5a5; pale, So 50a3 Is: No
/, So 7Ja3, No. =, 81 SOAP 70; No. 3, ~ 25a2 20
navy pItcn, So 15a4; roofing pitch, 81 75a2, and
| Carolina tar So 5Oa3 Is per brl. COai tar 81 5Of
| ? Is per hll, including bil; oakum, 9allc per lb
| NUTS Peanuts in fair demand at IA a5c fol
white and 3 4a3AC to- red per Id. Brazil nuti
quoted 51aa61ac, pecans Case, dlberts llal}c
| English wanuts l4alGc, and almonds lSa2Ot
| per ID.
| OlLe-Lmseed in fair demand at GOa6ic pei
| gallon and firm. Refined petroleum steady a
| l4aljc per gallon, according to fire test. Extra
| lard oil selling az lVaI2c per galion, and mod
crate demand.
| POWDER AND SHOT-Moderate demant
! for powder and steady, at - 15a6 rs for rift
ana 81 25a2 81 for mining per keg. Shot is quie
| at $2ja26 for assorted, and S2Sa29 Tor bucksho
per keg.
! POTATOES Ample supply but only a very
| moderate demand, anu quoted 45a55c per bI
| loose, IN store, as to quality. No arrival sales
| sweet potatoes are dull at 81 2jaS ~ per Du
and moderate offerings.
| POULTRI-Wa as III large supply all tn
week with only moderate demand. Chuck
ems selling at 81 00a2 IS dressed, and 81 5Oa2 5
per dozen for live. Turkeys at 5a5 &c Tor V
and y. aSc dressed per Id. Live ducks ut 81 jJ
| 4 co. geese aL IS 2ja4 90 per dozen.
RAGS-Iu moderate request and sunni,