The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

HAY-Has had only q moderate local demand.
The market 10 well supplied aud steady. Ifime
10 choice timothy sells ut eS 5Qgs per tonfn bales
on arrival. Inferior held at " 50@7 ~ per ton-
In store about 81 more.
HOPS-The demand Is fair and market steady
and qniet We quote Eastern at l39l4c for prime
to choice per No. Western not qtfotHble
HEMP-Supply moderate but ample. the demand
continuing hight and sustained al S6I 50@D per
ton for rough Kentucky, on arrival and 6@s6%c for
single dressed a 7%c Tor double, III store per ID,
with lair i1bbing demand.
HIDES-Have been in ample supply and fair
demand aud the make steady We dnote green
at 5t4a6Ae, wet sllted ut 65&@7Ae, dry s,lted
at 9Gi0c and dry flint at l3@l4c per lb. Sheep
pets ut 6Oe@t1 25 each. as To quality.
IRON-The tone OF the market was generally
firm, with somewhat improved demand.
Pig iron at I months, time as follows;
Charcoal hotblast Hanging Rock No. /, $40
az: No. 9 SlstG40: mill slet1lS; Alabama. NO. !.
SlSM2I: Georglaand Tennessee No. !. $lSM9l: mill,
S17m1S. Raw coal and eOke-No. !, $l6@lS; No.
O. Sl5@l6; American Scotch-No. ], $2092l; b l,
8lS@20. Hanging Rock car-wheels. $2S033: Ala
bama do, $26(d30: Georga and Tennessee do, S2e@
30: Salisbury do s36Ca37. Old car-wheeis, sl7@1S.
Scrap Wrought 80 'dssl: east. 50960c per ewt Bar
| iron-Boiled, zsz14c; charcoal S@S!4c. sheet
iron boiled, 3Cl314e: charcoal 4@h19c: Russian
lac per Id. Horseshoes. $4. and muleshoes. 50 pc
he
terial change We on0te pig lead at AZ n5c, bar
| at bs46p6c and sheet lead al 6i4@61yc per Id.
| ATHER-The demands fair and market easy
! but unchanged The johbing prizes as follows:
| 2S@32c; rough do, 2.m2ic; skirting, S!@
sac; American kip 65@I5c: French do. 9Oc@1 %;
Anne lean calf, SOc@sl 90; French do, 81 2o@1 %
| per ID: bride leather S40W55 per dozen, aud
| upper leather l8@22c per foot
| MOLASSES-Market quiet and steady; supply
ample and moderate consumptive demand. We
| auOte New Orleans at 30@3sc per gallon for fair
to choice. Sorghum held al 2ote2e per gallon
and dull. Refined syrups selling at a0@I0c per
gallon, as to quality.
ket WIS steady, and selling at 81 l5@2 % per keg
for 1Od TO God, and other sizes at proportionate
prices.
and turpentine somewhat firmer. We quote:
Turpentine. 32@37c per gallon; resin, extra pale
rs co. pale, 81 5O No. l, 81 0O@3 80; No. @
s. 50@2 75; No. 8, So 25@2 50: navy pitch, SO 75@a
roofing pitch; 81 75a2; and Carolina tar 50 5O9S 7b
per brl. Coal tar. 81 50@2 rs per brl: oakum, 6(s
4 10c PEEL
NUTS-Moderste demand and steady. Almonds
sell at 1S920e, English walnuts at l2a13c, hlberts
4 at 1091lc. pecans at S19c. and Brazil nuts at 81
| @7c per lb. Peanuts in fair demand and ample
l supply, and quoted at 3l5@l4c for red and 40
415c for choice white per ID.
| 0ILS-Lard oil steady and fairly active at 5S@
| 60c per gallon for winter extra Linseed firm and
quiet and selling at SIC per gallon for prime Re
| fined petroleum in fair demand and quoted 10h
@12c per gallon rs to fire test.
| POWDER AND SH0T-There was moderate
demand and the market steady and unchanged.
We quote SIS l56a10 for assorted shot, and S21 25a
% for burkshot perkeg. Blasting powder at S. 25
| @3 65 and rife at So 1896 p r keg
| POTATOES-4ave had quiet and steady mar
ket. There was a fair consumptive demand. The
supply ample but receipts moderate. Peachblows
selling lat 5o@55c per bu on arrival and 65@10e per
bu in store. Prime choice early rose at Toe per
bl and S2a2 25 per brl in store for choice. Sweet
potatoes at $2@2 5per brl, as to quality.
VI POULTRY-The market was firm for chickens,
and higher during the week, but closing easy with
large receipts and selling at S}6l8 IS ner dozen,
live or dressed. Live turkeys in fair demand at
f3t914c for dressed and l1@l2c for live per lb.
Live geese at $3C93 So Ducks at $2 1898 25 per
dozen and duh.
| RAGS Woolen rags sell at s156s9c for fine and
Ac for coarse, per lb Cotton at &c for white and
&c for mixed, per h. Demand fair and steady.
RICE-Has been in fair consumptipe demand
and steady and selling for Louisiana at 654@74t
per lb. No other kind quotable.
| SALT-Liverpool is dull and quoted III 10@l x
per sack Turks Island hight demand at 33@S5t
per bu. Fair demand for Ohio and kanawha, and
steady at 81 50(11 So per barrel of bushels, and
81 GOAL rs per brl of bu.
SEED-Moderated demand and the market steady
and quiet, and ample supply at 6az@7c for clover
in store and 614a61ac on arrival per ID, and 81 4t
al 50 for jobbing lots of timothy per bu in store
!. Flax seed in fair demand at 81 l0@1 20 per bu.
S0AP-The market is quiet aud steady, with
moderate demand. We quote German at 5!4@
SIC olive at F4@5c and family at 31a94c per lb.
!, SUGAR-The market has been quiet and steady
/ with fair demand for New Orleans. Quoted al
follows: New Orleans, raw, 51a@7c; yellow clari
, fed 7tdT54c white do S9S5sc Easterl-YelloN
reefined 7t4dasc s149851c A white 914@9l4c Gran
ulated 9A@shc, powdered sA9lOc, C ushed ss4@
] l0e and cut ! taf 94@10c per ID.
STARCH-Moderate demand and market steady
t and quiet. Selling at 593Ac for prime pearl, and
| 7471ac for gloss.