The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-04

Light offerings Of rough KENTUCKY at ST 5oa9O
per ton and limited demand. Fair jobbing de-
Inaud at 5Ce71sc for double dressed and 67z@6Sxc
for single dressed pc h.
Hops nave been quiet and steady and liberal
offerings, and selling for Eastern Mt l2dl4c for
prime 10 choice per lb Western dull aud nom
inal.
Iron has had firm tone and a somewhat better
demand, but the market ieinains Quiet and no ma
teTial change. We quote AZ months time for pig
iron: Charcoal hotblast Hanging Rock No. /. s2l
92l; No. = Slymzl; mill sl6ty Is: Alabama No. |.
$lSd2U Georglaand Tennessee No. l, SlS@e2O: mill,
tl7@18. Raw coal and coke-No. L. &l6M18: No.
2. Sl5@l6; American Scolch-No. l, S2O92l; b /,
S1Sa2U. Hanging Rock cstr-wheels $2S0133: Ala
bama do. Sg6ta3O: Georgia and Tennessee do. S269
30: salisbury do S36a37. Old car-wheels Sl7ml8
Scrap-Wrought 81. 6fsl east, 50G160c percwt Bar
iron--Boiled, zq214ei charcoal, 36t3Ac Sheet
iron, boiled, 3Gs3l4c: charcoal. 46515c; Russian
l4c per ID. Horse-shoes. SO 80, and mule-shoes
Leather has been in good jobbing demand and
marke steady. Wequ t. jobbiug prices MS follows:
0Hk sole, 30d32c; hemlock do, 196e27C; harness.
2SC132c; rough do. 24g2!e; skirtng 5.@
Slc American kip, 55975c: French do, 90c@1 25;
Anne lean calf, S0c@sl 90; French do. 81 2Oa1 75
per ID; bride leather. s4Oa55 per dozen, and
upper leather lSM22c per foot
Lead was in fair request and steady without
change in prices, We quote pig lend at 454a5c,
har do at 5I2S6e, and sheet lead at 614@G>sc per
pound.
Naval stores were in fair demand, and finn
were as follows: mrpentine. 32@3e per gallon
resin, extra pale 81 50@2 70; No. 8, 81 25s2 5O:
navy pitch, S3 75@4, 50 %; pale, s. so; No. L,
VI UlG3 50: No. 2, roofing pitch. 81 75G2; and
Carolina tar So 50@3 rs per brl. Coal tar, 81 SOC
275 per brl: oakum. G'a l0c pc. lb.
Nails were in moderate demand and the mar
ket wls quiet and steady. at 81 1922 20 per keg
for l0d to God, and other sizes at proportionate
prices.
Nuts were in moderate demand and steady
Ama nds sell at 1S6t20c, English walnuts at 126
rte at "a
nuts at G%G7c per ID. Peanuts steady and
and iairly. active, AZ 3M@lc lor red and 4149
41@c for white per III.
Oils have been IN moderate demand and market
steady. linseed oil selling at 65c per gallon for
prime. Refined petroleum in fair demand and
steady at lO%@l2t4c per gallon rs to fire test.
EXtla lard oil firm and Quiet at 5soJG0c,
IOWdcr ana shot have been Cady and mar
kets quiet Powder selling at 50 2Od3 G5 for
blasting. and s. 7i6$ 90 for rife powder per kcg
Assorted shot at Sl6 256glo 90, and buckshut at
S2l 25M22 90 per keg.
Potatoes have been quiet and steady and only
moderate local demand, and market fully sup
piled: selling in store al G5@70c for peurhblows,
and I5c Tor choice early rose per bril- Nothing do
IN on arrival Sweet potatoes dull at 81 5O@3 90
per brl as TO quality
Poultry has had steady market ard quiet and
well supplied. Chickens sell at 81 7J@3 50 per
dozen, 1--we or dead ms to quality Live turkeys at
0c ana dressed at l2c yer ib. Live geese at So q
(g1 90 per Dozen
Rss were in fair request and steady, and selling
ior white cotton NJ &c and mixed at &c per III
WOODEN at S@0c for soft and a4l11c for coars
per h.
Salt has had quiet and steady market at previ.
Gus prices. We quote ohio River and Kanawha
ut 81 2Ogl p for small brls. Foreign dun at 81 10
al 20 per sack for coarse Liverpool, and 3i@35c
per bu for Turks Island.
Seed were quiet ana dFteady and ample offerings.
WIN clover steady at 6t@6Lc on arrival, and "a
re i'll store per ID. Timothy at 81 4O6gl SO per
bu. Flax Sc selling 81 l58l IS per bu.
TallOw has been quiet, nnd moderate demand
and Liberal supply, and selling at 616i4c for city
remhercd, loose and &c for country packed.
Timers stock has been in moderated e0uest md
market steady. We quote: Zinc slab 5a7c;
sheet, 7@7l%c; block tin, lS6e20c: solder lO9sl$c;
COPPER ingots 24c; bottoms 26c; braziers' she is,
2t@3Oc; tin plate TX per box, 50 G@lO Is; &c,
81 !j@8; ana 0tng, Si@7 50.
Woode ware has been j. fair demand and MIR
ket steady and no QUOT BILE chm e.. We quote:
Wash boards 81 2Dq2 75 buckets two-hoop 81 25@a
20: thtee-hoop u 60@l 30: tubs. No. /, 81 $50
nests Of s, 80 25Gs2 80; churns No i. sSgS 50:
No; 2, s5@7 So and No. 8 s6@G, 50 per doz.
in prices We quote Unwasned-Fi e
merino l9@2Oc; clothing, 6a1sc; medium de
hine, 2}0p2ic: long coinning 945e25c Washed
Medium fleece 8O@32c, do 2s(SSOc, deanc d" S5la
S'c, long cOmbimg 32g3Gc, tuD-washef 2jd32c
and pulled 21@2Gc, per Id. BURY and fleece
grown 345c per lblcss
GRnCERrEs.
Coffee has been qui and stradv, and demand
moderate. We quote Rio Mt l2la@l3tgc for cum.
rOn, l4@l4Lc for fair, 156olIc Tor good t. pr me
lT12CglSc for cnoice and l9@20c for fancy yellow
LaEuayIa at l5mlIc, Java a. 22(d2Sc per ID, and
M, Cha at - @3Dc per IL.
Mulasses has had moderate demand, and
stendy no mater al change. Reiiued syruns
held at 4O@IOc, as TO quality per gallon. New Or
leans sells az S0g3Sc per gallon for fair to choice
Sorghum held at 2O@25c per gallon, and light
demand.
Sugar remains firm and ouIet with fair consurnn