The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

SS OO@3 50, and ducks at 90 T593 25 per dozen.
Potatoes have been in good local demand, but
7o@75c, and peachblows at sO@65e psr bu in store,
and would sell at l0@l6e less on arrival. sweet
potatoes held at S292 IS per brl.
Rags: Cotton sell at SC for white and 29214c ior
mixed and wooden at s@9c for soft and 54@lc Tor
coarse per h. and demand fair and steady
Salt has had a moderate demand, generally for
domestic, and the market steady, with ONO kiVer
and Kanawha at 81 so per brl of bu, and u 10
per bri of 5 bus Coarse Liverpool quiet ana 9oc9
81 05 per sack. Turks Island in light demand at
3i@35c per bu.
New Orleans quoted at 30@37e for fair TO prime
and 4Oc for choice per gallon. Sorghum held at
23g27o per gallon. Refined syrups quiet at 359
Coo per gallon for common to choice.
| Seed: Were fairly active for clover and timothy,
and job ing at 614@G14c per ID for the former,
and 81 35@l 40 per bu for the latter Blue Grass
seed at SOCIAL per bu German nllle5 al " -
6el 50 per bu Flax seed sells az vi lo9l 70 per pu'
Soap has been in fair consumptive demand, and
market steady. German at 5954c; olive at 4A@
| 4iIc and common yellow at 2141t3Ic per ID
| Starch was quiet, with moderate demand and
selling at 7@712c for gloss and 24@Sc Tor
prime pearl, per pound. ..c,
SIC for country in packages and 01sc for city loose
Der b. and liberal receipts.
Tinners' stock was in moderate demand and no
material change We quote; Zinc da slab 1oa5., dgac
copper ingots, 22c; bottoms, 26c braziers she, Y,
2Iet3Oc; tin plate TX per box, So 25Gl0 25; &c,
81 259s: and roofing. S6@7 So
Wooden ware met afnoderate jobbing demand
and prices sustained. We quote: Washboards, 81 30
az rs: buckets 2-hoop, 81 i0g1 40: 3-hoop. 81 So
al 80; tubs No. !, S. OOg6 p; No 2, S595 p; No.
!, sI@4 Is, and nests OF 8, $2 25a2 rs; chnus,
No i, SS@9; No. 2. 81 50GS. and no. B. $6s7 per
dozen. ,..-,,,
receipts aud demand both moderate, we quote:
IJnwashed-Fine merino, 1Sgl9c; clothing loo
lSc: medium delaine 20,d2lC; long comhing, 20
23r Washed-Medium fleece, SOC fine do, 2S@3Oc;
J delaine do, 25G27c, bng cOmbiiY, 3O@32c tub
washed 22@3lc and pulled, 2ig25c per ID. BURY
! and feece-grewn 3g5c per ID less
GRocERIEs
Coffee has been moderately active and the mar
ket steady and closing at previous prices. Rl0 o.
c Il@l3c for common, lS%91612c for fair to prime
e 17S5mlsc for choice, and l9a19nc for fancy vel
low per lb. Mocha at 2st9Soc per ID jaw" a
n o2@2Sc Laguayra AT l51a@ l71ac per ID. 49,.
t Rice was in modeTate request and steady ant
Il unchanged We quote Louisiana at 61997I2c pc
ib as to quality.
= Syrups were in good consumptive demand es
c necially for New Orleans, which closed steady II
d S7@iOc for fair ogood per gallon Refined Syrup
at 6O@7Oc for prime TO choice ana 4oe4yOc lof OF
is dinary Sorghum held at 22@27c per gallon
% Sugar was steady and closes quiet, with little
"A no change Wequote New Orleans raw al 0cqic
yellow clarified at 767s4c, and white do at SOY sGT>s
r. per b. Yellow refined at71N7@sc extra Z SCgS'aC
IL A white at 8t4t99c, granulated and powdered
y 0L@g5zc and crushed at 01G@10c per ID.
!, Tea had IA fairly active demand for the consuml
tivn trade and ut about previous prices. We quote
1t oolong at S0c@sl. Souchong 45e@sl, Young ily
Is son 30aQOc Imperial 30@S0c, GunpoWder oocC
Jf 81, and Japan S5@75c per 10: ..
e New styles of the best 4ply Linen Collars fo
d 10ILc each at AIabley's.