The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16

navy pitch, s. 1894; roofing pitch, 81 75@2 and
Carolina tar, So 50S 70 per brl; coal tar, 81 500
IS; oakum, 71a@ioc per ID.
Oils; Market steady for linseed, and moderste
demand at 65c per gallon. Lard oil in moderate
demand and selling at 4S@bee per gallon. Re-
fined petroleum steady at s@lOc per gallon, as 70
fire test.
Powder and Shot Moderate demand for pow
der at 81 25Ca5 rs for rifle. and 81 25@2 90 for
mining per keg. Shot at $40 so for assorted, and
s2S so for buckshot, per,keg.
Peanuts have been in fair demand and hrm and
light receipts. We quote white at 614@61ec, for
choice Virginia, and 514@614c for Tennessee and
red at 5015lac per lb.
Potatoes have been in large supply and the de-
mand moderate with steady market We quote
prime to choice at sl@1 50 per brl, loose, from
wagons Held Csc more per brl packed.
Poultry has been in ample supply and the mar
ket quiet for live chickens with moderate demand,
and quoted at S2@2 so for old, and $l6g1 rs for
young per dozen. No other poultry selling.
Rags were in ample supply and fair demand.
We quote cotton at Sc for white. and &c for mixed
per b. Woolen at s@sc for SOFT and 4@lc for
coarse per lb.
Salt is in light demand and the market steady
and quoted at 33@35c per bn for Turk Island, and
Sl@l O5 per sack for coarse Liverpool Ohio River
and Kanawha at 81 80 per brl OF bushels, and
u Is per brl OF 5 bushels
Seed: Moderate jobbng demand for timothy.
and quoted at 81 75@l S5 per bu. Clover quiet
at nc per lb. Flaxseed held at VI 20@l % per
bu.
Soap had quiet, steady market and demand
fair and family quoted at 3@S]$e, olive at 41a@
454c and German AZ 5@o12c per ID.
| Tallow has been quiet and steady. Country
selling at 5t4c ami city rendered at &c per lb
| Timers stock has steady, moderate demand
and unchanged. Zinc slab, 6G6hc; sneet 10
| 7kc; block tin. 17l9@19c; solder, l0@l3c: copper
ingots l7c; bottoms 27c; braziers' sheets, 24@30c
pexb; tin plate * per box, ss@9 25; lC, s7@7 rs;
roofing, IS 75@7 %.
Vegetables The receipts have been large and the
market rather duh and heavy. Cabbage selling
at 81 10@l 25 per hrl. Onions at S292 90 per brL
Tomatoes at 20@S0c per bu.
Woodenware has been steady and demand fair
We quote: Washboards. 81 30@2 rs; buckets,
two-hoop 81 S0@l 40 three hoop, 81 55@1 GO; tubs,
No. 1, s6@6 25; No. 2, 5@5 25; No 3, $i94 25; and
nests of eight, $2 25n2 rs; churns No. l. $S@9;
No. 2, 81 5o@S and No. 8, S6a7 per dozen.
Wool has had a quiet and weak market with
little or no change. We quote as follows; Un-
washed combing, 25@26c; delaine, 25926c; cloth
ing, 24@25c and common, 16@20c. Washed:
Fine heeces, 2s@SOc; medium do, 3o932c; de-
laine do, 3S6lSic; long combng, 3i@36c. Tub
washed Coarse, 26@2Sc; and choice Si@36c.
Pulled: Lambs, 25@2dc, super and long, G@
2sc, and bury and tieece-grown at S@5c per ID
less.
GRoCERIEs
Coffee has been purely active, and remains
steady. We quote Laguayra at 15@11c, Java
at 22@27c. Mocha at 26@2sc Rio, common,
at 1013@@11lac, fair to prime at l2l2@l5Ec,
choice at 161al7c, and fancy yellow at lS@lse
, per ID.
Molasses has had fair eonsumptive demand,
and no change. New Orleans al 37940e for
prime to choice and 30@S5c for fair to good,
per gal Refined syrups quiet at 40@70c per
gallon. rs to quality
: Rice was quiet, and moderate demand, at "a
71sc for Louisiana, and 7549Sc for Carolina, per
pound.
Sugar has been steady, with moderate demand
TIC, yellow clarified at 7a4@sAc, and white
clarified at s2s@St4c per lb. Yellow refined at
. 71d(g7s4c. extra at 71s@sl4c, white at sac
s54c, granulated and powdered at 9@sAe,
t crushed 9ssc and cut loaf 994c per ID.
: Tea was in fair demand and the MAJ ket steady
e and quiet Ooolong quoted at 259o5c; Souchong,
3O@90c Young Hyson, 35@90c; Imperial 25@eOc;
e Gunpowder, 54c@Sl, and Japan 35@75c per lb.