The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21

camel, l6@Sc per bu, and anthracite $7eg7 so per
ton delivered.
COKE--Steady and moderate local demand and
ample offerings at previous prices Gas-house at
&c, city made at 7c and crushed at 715G1Sc per bu
at yards, and &c more delivered to consumers
EGGS-lhe demand was fair and the market
easy, with more liberal receipts, and selling az the
close at 25c per dozen for fresh.
FEATHERS-Quiet and steady and ample re-
ceiRts, and prime live geese sell at 35c per lb
FlSH-Only moderate demand and the mar
ket steady at previous prices. Wequoie: Mackerel
extra mess $26 0O@27 90: No. large mackerel,
S23 009@25 20; No. snore do. $16@l6 so;
No. large, 50 5O@10 No. medium, sS 50@9;
No. 3 large. $Sl8 50 No medium S6G6 so per
brl, ana half barrels one-half these prices, with
25e added extra for package. Lake herring, $29
22; whitetish, $4@4 % per half brl; sardines
quarter boxes, SlSQl4 per case. ana Goldfish 5g51c
per Id.
FRUITS-The market was quiet and steady for
apples, with ample offerings at 81 5092 so per brl,
as to quality in store. Lemons were in moderate
demand at $394 per box Oranges at S293 per
box for Messina and $5@6 per brl for Creole.
Cranberries quoted at S22 so per bu anu S5@17 per
brl Dried fruit quoted at 293c for apples and
3@4c for peaches per lb, the outside figure for
small Jobbng lots and dull
GINSENG-Was In good supply and moderate
demand and market steady. Prime lots would
bring 70G75c per ID.
GREAsE-fIas been in fair request and un-
changed Brown at 4c, yellow at 414@ 41ac and
white at 454@5c per lb.
HAG-Quiet market and firm, with a full sup
ply and demand fair for local consum ption. Prime
to choice timothy selling at $9@10 per ton. In.
ferior at $7G8 per ton all on arrival in bales and
So more in store
HlDES-Receipts limited and market firm under
a fair demand and quoted as follows: Green at 50
@614c, wet salted 6s4@74e, dry salted at 9@l0c
@s1 each, as to size and quality.
HOPs-Ihe demand has been moderate but
steady and Eastern sell at 12@l!c per lb for prime
To cholce. Western dull and nominal.
M IaF., rIrN ~k1 aHx
and quiet, with ample supply. Rough Kentucky
quoted SS5@90 per ton, ON arrival. Single dressed
quoted 64@619c and double at 715@712c per lb.
lRON-das been firm but Continues dull and
prices have undergone no material change. The
following are the prices for pig iron at months
time Charcoal hotblast Hanging Rock No. l. $40
@2l; No. 2, SlSQl9; mill Sl691S; Alabama. No. l.
$lS@20; Georglaand Tennessee No. l. $ls920: mill,
$l7@18. Raw coal and coke-No. /, S16@1S; No.
2 $l5@16; American Scotch-No. l. $20(921; B l,
$l8@20 Hanging Rock car-whees, $28@g33; Ala
bama do, $26430; Georgia and Tennessee do, $3.50
30: Salisbury do, $36a37. Old car-wheels, Sl7@l8
Scrap-Wrought, S0c@$1; cast 50@60c per cwt. Bar
iron-Boiled, 2@24c; charcoal. 3(Q314c. Sheet
iron, boiled, 3@314c; charcoal. 4@519c Russian
lfe per lh Horse-shoes "a. and muleshoes, IS Pc
kec.
LEAD-The demand was fair and market steady.
We quote pig at 4Y41ac, bar at 514@51ac and sheet
lead at &c per Id.
LEATHER-The market remains steady and
quiet, with moderate jobbing demand at the fol
soc harness, SO@34c rough do, 25@29c ;skirtng 300
39c; American kip, 55@90c; French do, $1a1 40;
American calf, 9Oc@$1 Is; French do, 81 50@2
per lb; bride leather, $45@55 per dozen, and
upper leather l8ll22c per foot
MOLASSES - Demand moderate and market
quiet and selling 2S93Sc per gallon for New Or
leans. Refined syrups quoted at 40@70c per gal
Ion.
NAVAL sToREs-Have had firm but quiet
market and moderate demand We quote: Tur-
pentine 3l@33c per gallon; resin, extra pale So 25
@5 pale 50 5O@3 70; No. l, s. 1903; No. 2, So 509
275; No. 81 25@2 SO; navy pitch, 50 75@4; rooi-
bril- Coal tar, 81 50@2 rs per brl. including BARREL
oakum. 6G9l0c perlb
NAILS-Moderate demand, and steady but quiet
market We quote 10d to God at So 1922 25 per
keg, and proportionate prices for other sizes.
OlLS-Refined petroleum sells at 1041215c Der
gallon, as to fire test. Linseed quoted at 62@63c
per gallon for prime. Extra LARD oil quiet at 5l9
53c per gallon.
PEANUTs-Market steady and ample supply
and fair demand, and selling at 315g4c per ID for
red and 414@4t4c for white. per ID.
POULTRY-There was quiet market with
moderate demand and ample receipts Chickens
quoted at 50 25@3 for dressed, and S2@2 So for
live. Live ducks at so 5o@2 rs, geese at $393 so
per dozen. Live urkeys at &c, and dressed at
10c per lb.
PoTATOEs-Have been in moderate demand,
generally for local consumption, and the supply
ample. Selling in store at 70@75c for peach.
blows, and S0@S5c for early rose per bu. Sweet
potatoes quiet at s2@2 Is per brl, in store.
POWDER AND SHOT-Moderate demand and
no cha ge in prices. Blasting powder quoted at
So 25@3 10, and rifle s. 1896 per key buckshot
at $2l 25@22, and assorted at sl8 256919 per keg
RAGS-Market firm and fair demand and well
supplied. Cotton at &c for mixed, and &c for
white per pound. Woolen at S@9c for fine and
34601c for coarse per lb.
RICE-Quiet market and the demand moderate
with Louisiana selling at 64g7c per lb East
India dull and nominal.
SALT-Foreign dull and steady at ST. 10al l5
per sack for coarse Liverpool, and 34@35c per bu
for Turks Island. Ohio River and Kanawha in
fair demand at 81 go for large brs, and 81 % for
small brls.
sEED-The demand is moderate and clover
quoted at 613(g7c per lb, in store Timothy in
light demand but steady with limited offerings at
81 20@1 80 per Du. Flax seed selling at 81 1OIl 10
per bu
soAP-The demand was fair and the market
steady and selling at 5114@51ac for German 4495c
for olive and 31f@4c for family per lb.
SuGAR-Has been quiet and rather easy but
without material change. New Orleans quoted
66g7c for raw, 7a@esc for yellow clarified and s15@
sc for white do per lb. Yellow refined 714@7szc,
extra at 8@S14c, A white at S4g9Ac, granu-
lated lat an and powdered s1a@loc and cut loaf at
TALLoW-The demand is fair, and the market
steady and quiet We quote country at SIC
in packages and city at &c per lb, loose.
TEA-Market steady and fair demand, and no
quotable cdange. We quote: Oolong, 3OctdS1;
Souchong 45c@S1; YoungHvson, 30@e0c; Imperial,
9O@see; gunpowder 5Oc@$i; and Japan, S5@75c
per lb.
quest, and market steady We quote: Zinc slab,
T@8e; sheet, 79sc; block tin, 1S@2Oc; solder,
10(g1 copper ingots, 19c: bottoms 26c brazers'
sheets, 26c; tin plate TX per box IS 75@9 rs;
do &c, S6 75ta7 SO: and r, ofng S. 759s.
WOODENWARE-Fai jobbing trade and steady
at current prices, as follows: Washboards, 81 S5
@a 90: buckets wo-hoop, 81 25@l 45: three-hoop
81 55@1 Is; tubs NO. l, So 25@6 90; No. 3
2 rs; churns, No. l. IS $685. No. 2, ~ 50(9S, and
No. 8, Sc 5097 per doz.
WOOL-The receipts and sales We're both light,
and the market continues dull. We quote: On.
washed - Fine m erino 19@20c, clothing le@1Se,
medium delaine 23@24e, long combing 2ia25c.
Washed-Medium fleece 30@S2c, fine do 2S@SOc,
delaine do s2@S3c,, long combing s2@3Sc, tub
washed 25@32c, and pulled 25@26c per ID. BURY
and heece-grown 3ta5c per lb less
"Itching Piles,"
Symptoms of which are moisture, like per-
spiration, intense itching, particularly when
or after getting warm in bed