The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-12

boiled, 2@214c; do charcoal, S@34c; sheetiron,
boiled, 3(g3Ac; charcoal, 4g512c, and Russia lac
per ID. Hosre-shoes S4 20, and mule-shoes 70 ~
LEAD AND sHOT-Moderate demand for lead,
and quoted 5l56g6c for pig, and 614@612c tor bar
lead, per lb Shot is selling at S28@29 for buck
shot and S25(d26 for assorted, per keg and quiet
LEATHER-The market is dull, with merely
moderate jobbng demand. We quote: Jobblng
rates for oak sole, 3l@37c; hemlock do, 2fa32ci
harness. 30dD34c; rough do, 25029c; skirting, 36@
39c; American kip, 55@9Oci French do, Sl@l 40;
American calf, 9Oc@Sl Is; French do, 81 6O@2 per
lbi bride leather, Si5@55 per doz, and upper
leather S1S6g22 per foot
| MOLASSES-New Orleans in fair demand and
steady with ample supply, and quoted 37ai1c per
gallon forgoOd to choice. Refined sirups dull and
held ut 5OCg9Oc per gallon, according TO quality,
! Sorghum in limited demand at 25@g33c per gallon.
| NUTS-Moderate demand and steady for pea
nuts and red selling at 3@31ac and white at 4A@
434c per lb. We quote Brazil nuts 614@7c, pecans
7@sj3c flberts l2@l3c English Walnuts l4@l5c
and almonds at ls@2Oc per lb.
| NAILS-Steady market and witAout any mate,
rial change. Quoted at S2 50 per key for lOd and
zoe, and other sizes at proportionate prices
| NAVAL LSTORES-Turpentine is in fair demand
but other articles are dull Prices about as previ-
ously reported. We quote resin No. 2, 2 LOG
~ 25; No /, So 50@2 rs; pale $3@3 80; extra pale
81 75@4 % per brl; spirits turpentine, @93oc per
gallon.
OILS-Market quiet and generally moderate
demand and steady. Lnseed is quoted 6O@62c
refined petroleum at 14@16c, and extra lard oil az
! JU(LJlC per gdllOn anu I'LL 1Tpply
| AT0ES-Have been selling only for local
consumption, and the supply is large and market
dull. Held at 35@45c per bu for good to choice III
store, and none quotable on arrival. sweet pottl-
| toes at S3 25CG3 IS per brl.
POULTRY-Reeeipts large and demand moder-
ate. Chickens selling at Sz@2 SO for dressed and
81 5O@2 25 for live, per doz. Live turkeys at 5z@
&C. and dressed at SsS rs Per lb Live geese W
RAGS-The demand is moderate and market
steady with cotton quoted at 4@41ac for white,
and 2I0g219c for mixed, per lb woolen at 712@Sc
for fine, and 1@114c for coarse, per 10.
RICE-Is selling at 64@7c per ID for Louisiana,
as TO quality, and moderate consumptlye demand:
SALT-Moderate demand for Ohio River and
Kanawha with good supply and steady az VI Z15 =
dull and held at 81 1O@l 20 per sack; Turks Island
at 35@36c per bu.
SEED-Clover in light demand and jobbing
sales at SL(dS1@c per bu in store and TIC on ar
rival and timothy at IL 20@s 25 per bu on arrival
81 4O@Sl 50 in store prime flax seed at IL 2Og9l 70
per bu
SOAP-There was moderate trade and market
steady Selling at 4A@4$4c for common yellow,
pa 2afS24' e. Tor 0l've ana ''g0'4' i0f 0siH''l''
STARCH-Was in moderate demand and steady,
with refined pearl selling at 81 4@eSac per To-
SUGAR-Steady market and fair consumptlve
demand Quoted as follows: Yellow refined III at at
SCd9c, extra - at 94M912c, "a" white 912@lOc
granulated and powdered lO14@1l3c, crushed
1870, cut loaf at lie per Id: New Orleans at igoc
/, for raw, and Ss4@913c for clarified. IN. ,.,-,,
TALLOW-Was quiet and steady with liberal
receipts, closing at 654@7c per ID for prime counr!
per b.
TEA-Market steady and quiet at about previson, s
prices We quote: Oolong 30@gS5c; sonch0ns, 400
, 9Oc Young iyson, 3O@9Oc; Imperial, 30@soc; Gun
powder, 50@Sl, and JAPAN 4o@75c per ID.
TIMERS STOCK-Fair ,jobbing demand anC
steady market. quoted as follows Zinc slab, 7g
sc sheet, S99c; block-tin, 2Q@23c; solder, l212@
: lie; copper ingots 19c; bottoms, 30c; brazieTs
sheets, 28c; tin plate, TX, per box, $lO@ll 40 lC
81 1898, and roofing, $6 75@S Galvanized iron
1 10 per cent. discount from price-list.
S WOODEN WARE-Was in moderate request ant
4 market quiet No material change. We quote
Washboard 81 40Gt2 IS; buckets, two-hoop, u =
:, al 60; tubs, No. l. s. 56@G 50; No 2. "a 5CGg5 80
No: g. So 50@4 5O and nests of IS, 81 1903; churns
: No. !, s9@s 80; No ., sS@S 50; and No. 3, s7@7
per dozen.
It WOOL-The market closes dull, the demand be
r ing light all the week, but with very little comm
. in prices are steady. Quoted: Unwashed, me me
rino, 22@24c; clothing, 23@26c; medium delalnt
: 28a30c; long combing, 30tg52c. Washed, mediur
0 feeces, 35@3sc; fine feeces, Ssg4oc; delain
. heeces, 35a40c long combing, 42@44c; tub-washe(
t 83@39c; and pulled 2793Oc per ID. BURY an
feece-grown wool sells 3@5c per lb under quot
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