The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-16

receipts, the demand being light. Fresh are Oh
FEATHERS-The demand was still fair and the
supply moderate, and prime live geese feathers
sell at 39@40c per ID.
FIsH-The market was dull but firm and prices
held steady without material change. We quote:
Mackerel, extra mess, $26@2T; No large, $2iEQ25;
Mol shore, ST. 50tal8; No. 2 large SO 50g1l; No
medium, ~ 5OalO; No. large, S9a9 so; No 8
meaium $S98 81 per brl, and half barrels one-half
these prices, with 25c added adde's extra for packages
Lake herring, s. 5092 75S4Ehitefish 81 5Oy95 per
half barrel; sardines, quarter boxes Sl3@l4 per
case; and Goldfish, 5@512c Der Id.
FRUITS The market is quiet for apples with
liberal offerings and the demand moderate at 81 SO
az per brl, for prime to choice, and 75c@$l for
inferior. Oranges in moderate supply and quiet
at 80 jo@1o per box with light offerings and good
demand Nothing doing in dried fruit
GINSENG-The supply was only moderate and
the demand fair and prime selling at 75@o0c per
.GREAsE-Had moderate demand at 6@G14c
for white, and 5@554c for dark per h.
HAY-Was quiet and steady with fair local de-
mand and ample offerings. Selling at $l0@11 per
ton for prime to choice old timothy and 81 00gS 90
for medium per ton. New is quoted 81 00@S 10
per ton ON arrival, as to quality.
HlDES-Fair demand and firm market under
light receipts. We quote green hides 6(961ac wet
Balted 7g71ac dry salted 1Og11c, and dry flint 1870
lac per ID. Sheep peltS at 75c@$ 25 as to quality
HEMP-Light demand and dull market, but
steady and nominally un hanged, with limited
offerings at $S5g90 per ton on arrival for rough
Kentucky. Dressed selling slowly at 61a4634c for
single, and 7A971@e for double dressed per H.
HOPS-Contnue dun and unchanged. Ample
offerings at 6@Sc for Western, and S@l0c for East
ern per h.
IRON-The demand was still light with a dull
market for all kinds and no material variation in
prices. We quote: Charcoal not blast Hang
ing Rock, No. |. S22 00923 90: No. 2, s20@2l; ;
mill, $l9@20; Alabama, No. l, $20@2l mill, Sl9@
20; Georgia and Tennessee, No. l, $2092l; mill
$l9(q2O; raw coal and coke No l. $20a2l: No. q SlS
m1g. mill R15mI7. American Scotch No I
%; l. $2l@22; Hanging Rock car-wheels, $50
@35; Alabama do, $27932; Georgia and Tennes
see do, S27@3l; Salisbury do s36937; old car
wheels, $19@2O; scrap, wrought 90c9Sl TO- cast
5O@6Oc per 100 lbs; bar-iron, boiled, 2g2I4c; char
coal, 3@y34c; sheet-iron, boiled 3C9314c charcoal
49512c; Russia, lac per 10; horse-shoes "a 00 and
mule-shOes 50 per keg.
LEATHER-Only fair jobbing demand and
steady at the following prices: Oak sole, 34@
SIC ;hemlock do.24@32c harness, 30@34c; rough do
25tg29c; skirtng, 3OW39c; American kip, 55f990c:
French do, $1@1 4O American calf, 90c@$l 15
French do 81 5O@2 per lb; bride leather $45@
50 per doz, and upper leather 1S@22c per foot.
'LEAD-Quet and steady the demand being
moderate and no change in prices Pig lead quoted
at 44@4ZG and bar do at 5g5Ac per ID.
MOLASSES- jobbing demand only,
but with steady market, and New Orleans is in
ample supply at 40@48e per gallon for good to
choice, and 30a35e for common Refined syrups
quiet at 45970c per gallon, as to quality.
NAVAL SToRES-Have had fair demand
and the market rather easy, with some
decline in turpentine;, We quote: Tur-
pentine 33@S5c per salon; RESIN, extra pale
"a 2595: pale. $3 50@3 rs; No. l, 81 75613; No. 2
81 5O92 Is; No 8. 50 25@2 SO; navy pitch, So 75@4
roofing pitch. 81 75g2 00; Carolina tar So seas rs
per bri; coal tar, u 5o@2 rs per brl; oakum, go
lie per h.
NAILs-The market was quiet and steady with
moderate demand, and selling at 80 25t92 40 per
keg for 10d TO cod. Other sizes at proportionate
prices
OILS-Moderate demand and market generally
-.1r i
60@62c per gallon f6f extra current make Lnseed
held at 52@53c per gallon for prime. Refined
petroleum sells at 12914c per gallon, as to fire
test.
moderate demand, with liberal offering and
quoted. white 512Gg6c, and red 414(35c per lb.
POTATOES-The market was trin in the early
part OF the week, the receipts being then light 1t
a moderate local demand. Prime to choice are
freely offered at 81 25tQ1 40 per brl, packed. in
store, and the retail trade supplied mostly from
wagons at $1@1 10 per brl, loose.
ample supply. and the market quiet and steady,
with fair demand. We quote ~ 5o@3 25 for full
grown, and 81 25@2 per dozen for young or half
grown, per doz
powder, and selling at So 2593 GO for blasting and
So 75@6 25 for rifle per keg. Shot is quoted $l9 so
@2o % for assorted. and S22 5O@23 for buekshot,
per keg.
RANS-MarKeC raIner Gull, Wlln liberal OHer-
ings. We quote white cotton SIC, mixed do &c,
soft woolen 7@Sc, and coarse a4(Q1sc per Id.
sOAP-Has been in fair demand, and no change
in prices. We quote German 51a@6c, olive 5g512c,
and common yellow 4laQ3As4c per ID.
SUGAR-Demand fair and market firm. Quoted
at 754taS4c for refined yellow 8139S34e for extra
@, 914C995Sc for A white, 91sJ101sc for granuated
and powdered, l0}a9lO1ac for crushed per h. and
New Orleans raw at 7l4@S14e per lb.
STARCH-Demand moderate and market steady,
with prime pearl sellingat 34@4c per ID.
TALLOW-Has had fair demand and ample
supply and market steady and selling at 6hc for
country packed and 65s@654c for city rendered
loose per h.
TEAS - Quiet and steady withI'scarce-
ly any change. We quote: oolong,
S0@55c: souchong S5@90c; Young Hyson,
3O@90c; Imperial, 3O@90c Gunpowder, 50c&S1;
ana Japan 4O@75c per ID.
fair and steady. We quote: Zinc
slab, 7@Sc; sheet. 715@Sc; block-tin, lS@20c;
solder, 12@16c; copper ingots, Toe; bottoms, 2Sc;
braziers sheets, Csc; tin plate TX, per box 50 %
@l0 Is; do &c, 81 5097 %, and roofing, So 75@S.
WOODEN WARE-Steady market and mod
crate demand atthe following prices; Washboards,
hoop 81 5O@l %; tubs, No. !; 50 25g6 90; No, 2,
81 50@2 75 churns, No. l, IS 50@9; No. 2, 81 50(9
s.; and No. 8. IS 5097 per dozen.
WOOL-The tone of the market is irmer
with a better demand and with ample
offerings. We quote as follows;
Unwashed fine merino, i6@1Sc; clothing, 1Sa21c
medium de aine, 22a23c; long combine, 24@25c;
washed medium fleece, 30@3lc; fine do, .2S930c:
delaine do, 30@S2c; long cembing, S09Sie; tub
washed 2S@SOc; pulled, 2j@27c per lb BURY
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