The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-30

ltg2l4c: charcoal S@3Ac Sheetiron, boiled. 50
SIC: charcoal 4@51sc Russia, lac per lb
Lead has been In moderate demand and held
firm at 51a@6c for bar and 41a@5c for pig lead
per 10.
quote the following jobbing prices: Oak sole.
S2@slc; hemlock do, 20a27c: harness leather.
so oslo; rough do 23925c: skirting do, S2@
SEC per lb American kip 5j@s5c per Id; French
, do, slGl 30; American calfskin, 75c@Sl; French
do. 81 25D1 80 per h. Bride leather, Sio@5o per
doz, and upper leather 1S@20c per foot
Mlfeed: Moderate trade ana market steady and
quiet. Bran at 50 SO. Shipstufs at Sl0@ll. Mid
dlnss at slS@l6 per ton, on arrival Lots in store
| at 81 more
Naval stores have had quiet, steady market.
and no material change. We quote: Turpenune,
29@3lc rer gallon resn extra pale, s.; pale 81 So
No. l. s393 5O No. 9 y SOAP 75; No. g. 81 25@2 50;
navy pitch, s. 75@l; roofing pitch, 81 1922, and
Carolina tar, 50 50@3 Is per brl; coal tar 81 500
Is per brl. including barrel; oakum, 71a@ioc
per h.
Nails in fair demand and the market firm, and
quoted at So l5@2 S5 per keg for lOd to God.
fOther sizes at proportionate prices.
OILS have had aquiet market, and closing steady,
selling for linseed at 65c refined petroleum. az 90
10c extra lard oil at 52955c for winter and 4s@5oc
for current make per gallon.
Potatoes were in large supply and only mod
crate local demand, but closing rather firmer, and
choice sell on arrival at 81 25@f-s5 per bIl, loose
and inferior at 81 per brl. Packed lots for ship
ping about Csc higher.
Peanuts have been firm but quiet, the receipts
light, and fair demand, and quoted for choice Viz.
ginia white at 6Ac, and Tennessee white at 54
@6c, and Red at 5@51ac per ID.
Poultry The market has been steady, with fair
demand for chickens, aud the receipts ample but
moderate only. Selling at 81 25@S per dozen for
fullgrown. Young fowls at Slg2 as to size and
condition per dozen.
Powder and Shot Moderate demand and mar
| ket steady, We quote rifle powder at 81 25a5 rs
and mining at ~ 25@25 80 per keg. Assorted shot
at S19 50d20, and buckshot at S22 5OdS23 per keg.
Rags have fair demand and firm. Woolen at
9a91ac for fine and 549lc for coarse perlb. White
cotton at Sc and mixed atlA@2c per lb.
I Salt: Moderate demand and market steady.
Ohio River and Kanawha at 81 80 per brl OF
bu, and 81 15dl1 20 per brl of bu. Coarse Liver
pool at s5c@I per sack. Turks Island at S2@55c
, per bu.
Seed Glover has been in fair demand, closing
firm at 7A@7Hc per Id; Timothy jobbing at 81 "a
al 50 per bu. Flax salable at 81 2O9l % per bu
and fair demand.
! Soap was fairly active and steady. and selling
: : German at 9A@514c, and common yellow at 254a
: SC per ID.
Starch has moderate, steady demand and
: market quiet, with prime pearl at.234@3c per lb
Tallow was quiet with liberal offerings and tlie
market closes easy with country quoted at 519t
in packages, and city at 5a4c, loose, but GENERALLY
3 held &c more.
/; market remains firm at the following prices: Zint
. slab 6l6lsc sneet, 7$z@s14c; block tin, 17l@@19c
g solder l0@l3c copper ingots, 179c; bottoms
: 27c; brazicrs' sheets 2l@30c per b tin plate TX
per box, s9@9 25; &c, S7I7 25 roofing. IS 75a7 rs
:. Vegetables: Sweet potatoes in moderate demant
= and large supply at 81 IS for choice yellow ant
sl75@2 for red per bril- Cabbage in light demantt
and receipts large and quoted S5c@Sl per bH
y 0nions,lull and plenty at 81 75@2 25 per brl.
d Wooden ware has had lair trade and marke
|. firm at following prices: Washboards, 81 90M2 Is
buckets, twohoop, 81 3011 40: three-hoop, 81 55@
h | 60: tubs No. |, s6@625; No 2, 5@5 25; No.
l. Si0g4 25 and nests Of eight 81 25l2 rs; churns
No. l, $500; No. 2, 81 50@S, and No. 3, $697 pc
l. dozen.
a Wool: The market is rather firm but ther
S is only a moderate demand and receipt
ample. We quote: Unwashed combng, 2
IS @25c; delaine, 25@26c: clothing 24@25c and com
e mon, l6@2Oc. Washed: Fine feeces, 2SdS0c: me
1t dium do, 3O@S2c; delaine do, 336134c long comb
n ing, S4@36c Tub-washed Coarse, 26@2Sc; AM
choice 34@36c. Pulled lambs, 25@2sc, supe
v, and long, 27@2sc, and bury and heeee-growl
a. GRocERIEs
or Coffee: The demand has been fair. and cosin
steady at about previous prices. Mocha at 27C
q 28c, Java at 25@27c and Laguayra at l512@lI
ID per ID. Rio at 1OH@l21ac for common to fail
C. l3%@l5l4c for good to prime l6$esl7c Tor choic'
Id nyrupo IA fair demand for New Orleans and fir,
., under a light supply, and selling. at 4O945e IL
IL prime to choice, and 3S@5Sc for fair to good p
gallon. Refined syrups at 359C5c per gallon, all
ie quiet
d Rice quiet and steady with only moderate offe
ID ings and moderate demand, and quoted for Lo'
d siana at 1850 per lb, as to quality.
ce'i 'iA.Spgar has had a fair and steady demand an
ce flo rateria change in prices New Orleans at Il
g nc for raw, and 734aS54c for clarified Yello
le refined at 7@754c extra at 77s@s1sc. whi
a at S92s@s5tc. granulated and powdered at S1s.
&c 91sc crushed 9l4g9asc, cut loaf at 91%c.
Tea is in fair consumptiye demand. The mark
r. remains firm and no quoable change. We quo
at as follows: Oolong sells at 3O@9Oc; Souchong. 4;
@sl; Young Hyson, 30@9oc; Imperial. SQgo0'
I'd Gunpowder 5oc@sl, and Japan S5g75c per h.