The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18


HOPS-Had continued dull market but no
change in prices though large supply. Eastern
are quoted S@l0c, and Western at Gg7e per Id for
prime to choice
IRON-Efas been steady with no quotable change
though there is no improvement in the demand.
Prices without essential change We quote with
pig iron at months time Charcoal hot blast
Hanging Rock, No. l. S22 O0dR23 90: NO. q 220aN I;
mill, Sl9G2O; Alabama No /, S20621; mill Sl9a
20; Georgia and Tennessee, No. /, $20921; mill
$1,000; raw coal and coke, No. l. S20121: No q S18
@1g; mill, $l7@ls; American Scotch. No. l, $40
%; b l, S2l922; Hanging Rock car-wheels, $50
(a35; Alabama do, $270g32; Georgia and Tennes-
see do, S27131; Salisbury do $36G37; old car
wheels, $1,000; scrap, wrought 90c@gS1 10 cast
50@60c per 100 lbs; bariron, boiled, 2@214c; char
coal 36l314c; sheetiron boiled, 3(93l4c; charcoal
4@515c; Russia, lac per ID; horse-shoes 81 TO- and
mule-shoes s. per keg.
LEAD-The market is weak and demand light
Quoted pig lead at AZ 14g419c, and bar lead at 5@
514c per lb.
LEATHER-0nly a moderate demand and prices
essentially unchanged as follows: Oak sole, 3iG37c
hemlock DO. N@S2c: harness, 3Ot934c; rough do,
25@29e; skirting, SOg99c; American kip 559Nc:
French do Si@l 40; American calf, 9Oc@$l 10
French do, $p5O92 per ID; bride leather, $4j@
% per doz and upper leather lS(g22c per foot.
MoLASs SsES-Moderate demand and quiet and
steady market New Orleans ,sp syrup is quoted 500
40c for fair to prime, and 4S@5Oc per gallon for
choice. Refined syrups are quoted 4o@I9e per
gallon; ,,,,o,,,
NAVAL SToREs-The demand was generally
lnoucIdte DuI Ile Iidihet ID Iflli tSpecldJly IoF
turpentine, but no change in prices Wequote; Tur-
pentine. 33g35c per 5allon; RESIN; extra pale,
VI 25Cg5; pale. " 5Og3 10; NO. l. w 7og3: No. 2,
81 5092 IS; No 3. 81 25g2 50; navy pitch So 75@4;
roohng ptch IL 75g2 w; Carolina tar, $3 50Gg3 70
per brl; coal tar, ~ 5O92 70 per brl; oakum, 9@
l1c per ID.
NAILS,iiaVe mad a moderate demand and
steadily selling az " 23s2 30 per keg tor lOd TO 6od
Proportlonate prices for other sizes.
OlLS-Moderate demand for extra lard oil, and
selling Slowly at 5S(g60c per gallon. Llnseed
quiet and freely offered at 53g34c per gallon,
Refined petroleum sells at 12@l4c per gallon. as
10 iI iiIe seSG @ ana lalr aeinand "
PEANgIS.WeIe IN moderate demand but the
ohering' llght ana market steady. Red are quoted
4iiag5c, ana wnite az 9z2goc per ID 1or prime to
ch0lGe' 0I ro,,c, r,,,,.
PoIAlOES-Ihe market was dull and heavy,
and prices have declined during the week. The
receiptswere excessive the demand being entirely
tor the local retail trade New are freely offered
on arrival at Sl@l % per bril- the latter for choice
In store about 2oc more Is asked Old potatoes
nominal ll1a L,,,,,
POOLIRY1The market was somewhat firmer
TINS week WIN light receipts s. Llye chickens have
1alf demand ana sell at $l 5Q92 % per dozen
try, quotablGe
hAGSIWere in moderate demand and ample
supply, Ply Mnite @ cotton Zc' ana mixed do 2c fine
quoted at 64@71ac for good to choice, per ID.
SALI-M9derated demand and s. steady, with Ohio
bushels, and 85c per brl OF bushels, Liverpool
coarse at 81 lo@l Is per sack and Turks Island at
34@35G per bu;
SEED-Market steady and demand moderate,
with millet quoted at SO@S5c per bu, and Hun
garan grass at 7Qlg7Sc y , per bushe Flax has
SHOT--Were quiet and steady, with little or no
change We quote buckshot 41a@25c, and as
sorted 2l12@22c per keg.
SO~APLModerate ~ demand and quiet German
quoted 696I2C, olive at 5952c, and common yell
loW wat AZ 44@454c K per ID.
SUGAR-Moderately active and market steady.