The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22
lls12e for filbers, 8@sc for pecans and 6se7o ion

11@l2c for ilberts, s@sc for pecans and 6S@7c for
Brazil nuts per lb,
with extra lard oil at 55957c, prime inseed at 65e
and refined petroleum at l0@12c, as to fire test
per gallon.
| Powder quoted at 50 2593 70 for mining and S. rs
| (96 40 for rifle per keg Shot at SIS 259l9 for as
sorted and s2l 25922 for buekshot per keg.
Poultry: Live chickens were in ample supply
and fair demand, and closing at 81 5093 % per
dozen. Live turkeys at l2@l234c Per ib. Geese at
1908 so per Dozen and ducks at s. 5093 per dozen.
Potatoes have been quiet and steady and the de-
mand fair, and receipts ample and selling at oOg
zoe per bu in store for prime to choice. Sweet po'
tatoes duh at S213 per brl in store.
Rags were in fair demand and supply ample,
We quote mixed cotton ut 292l4c and white AZ &c
per ID. Woolen at s@sc for coarse and nc ior hne
| per ID.
Salt was in moderate demand and steady for
Ohio River and Kanawha at 81 Is per brl OF bus,
and 81 50per Drl of 7 bushels. Coarse Liverpool
at 81 1O@1 Is per sack, and Turks Island at BAG
Seed: Were fairly active, and market steady and
quiet, with clover at 6119654c per lb, and timo-
thy at 81 35@1 45 per bu. Flax seed is in de-
mand at 81 l5@1 % per bu.
Starch was quiet and steady. and selling at ~
@3l4c for prime pearl and 7@714c for gloss, per
pound.
dered, packed.
Timers stock had quiet jobbing trade
| and market SteAuV we QuOte zinc SidD, Ogtci
sheet 7@7l%c; block tin, l8a2Oc solder 1O@lSc;
copper ingots, 22c; bottoms 26c; braziers' shegts
2t@3Oc; tin plate TX per box, 50 25@lO %; lC,
| 81 25@S: and r ofing, S6GT 80.
Wooden ware was quiet and steady and demand
| moderate as follows Washboards, 81 3O(g2 75
| buckets two-hoop, 81 4091 40 three-hoop, 81 30
al CO.: tubs, No. !, 50 0O@6 %; No. 3 S5g5 %; No
| 8. S4I4 25, and nests of s, 81 25@2 70; churns
No i. $S@9; No. 2, 81 509S, and No. g. S6@7 per
dozen.
| Wool was quiet and steady, with light receipts
and moderate demand. We quote: UnWashed-
Fine merino, 1S@l9c; clothing, 16@1sc; medium
| delaine. 20@21c long comhing, 226l23c. Washed
| Medium fleece SOC; fine do, 2s93Oc, deaine DO,
25@27c, long combing, 30@32c. tub-washed,
22@3lc, and pulled, 2t@25c per lb. BURY and
fleece-grown 3Ql5c per ID less.
| GROCERIES.
Coffee had quiet, steady market, closing at pre-
| vious prices. Java at 22Gl27c, Mocha at 2StdSOc
| per h. Rio at 1920 for fancy yellow, 17l2@lSc
| for choice, 15d16l4c for good to prime fair 1877
@l4c and common at l29l3c per lb. Laguayra
at 15@l71ac per ID.
Molasses: Steady and quiet and demand moder-
ate Selling at 30640c for fair to choice New Or-
leans, and refined syrups held at 35@7Oc per gal
lon. Sorghum at 22@27c per gallon.
Rice was quiet and fair demand for Louisiana,
which is selling at 61ag71ac per ID as to quality
and fair eonsumptve demand.
Sugar was in fair demand and though firm and
steady, without material charge in prices We
SIC. A white at 9@9l4c granulated and powdered
| at gI4(ggt4c and crushed at ptsgl0c per H. New
Orleans al 6a7c for raw, "a 7s4c for yellow clari
fed and 8gS5sc for white per lb,
Tea Quiet and steady and demand moderate
and quoted rs follows: Oolong at 3OcGSl, Sou,
30@s0c, Gunpowder 50c9Sl, and Japan 35@75c
| lb