The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-28
demand Pig lead at 4@gac, bar lead at Sc and

sheet lead at 6hc per 10. -, i'll,
Leather hada finn market, and closes with
fair jobbing demand at the following prices:
Oak sole, 3O@S2c; herslock do, l9@Hc: mar,
ness, 2sds2c rough 90, 2Sg25c; sGirtlng
de-, 32@Sic American KIP SsSlSc; fTcmeI ,1,n do d
. 81 2Oal IS per lb; bride leather sdOaoo per
dozen, and upper leather lStG23e per loot .,,b
! Millfecd: Bran has been weak ana lower WIN
liberal offerings and ght demand, ana closing
steady at 50 so per ton. ShipStutfs neglected, ana
held at SO 5O6g11 per ton. Middlines in lalr ds-
mand and firm at Sl3 j0@l6 per ton, all on arrival
In store about 81 more required. -. -.
| Nails were IN moderate demand ana easy oMnt M
with no material change. We quote - O'g2 III
per keg for 10d TO God and other sizes at proper
| tionate prices. ,.-, ,. ,,,,r
ke steady at previous prices. We quote tnrpenine
2gl%aS1lac per gailnn resin, extra pale. %; Iale'
81 80: No. /, SO Ood3 30; No. 2, So 5O@2 15 NO 3
g 252 5O navy pitch ~ 72S4 g arg a9oIg n n[ P%d' br
Coal Tar, 81 5Oa2 75 per brl, including barrel;
oakum 719@lOc per pound, ,.,,,, ot
| Oils an ct and steady. Linseed is lobolns AT
CSC per gallon. Refined petroleum in inlr request
and steady at S1a@l0c per gallon, as TO hre ttsl;
| Lard oil Quiet and sells at 50@52e for current
make and 53m55c for winter extra.
| Peanuts have been steady with moderate de-
mand and light receipts ut previous prices, White
are ouoted at &c for choice Virginia and 512@54C
for Tennessee. Red at 41s@5}4c per ID. 49,,
Powder and shot in mGdgate q. Grmana en- nS md amd
blasting at 81 SOFAS % per keg. BucRshet at vi 70
a22 and assorted at SIS 2la19 per keg
| Potatoes: The market was firm ana hlghcr uil,
der light rece pts but towards .he cio Sc Gecln" rn
selling at 81 5Od4 2j per brl for good to choice.
Old are entirely nominal.
| Poultry: The receipts of chickens are large ana
| the demand fair, with steady ana quiet market,
and sellin. at 50 25da for old or full grown, and
Al 25a1 for spring chickens, per dozen as to size
or condition. No other p'ultry selling ,-..--
Rags in ample supply and fair demand. Couon
4 ~ NtFit tn
at Sdgc for soft and 31@7sc for common, per ~
Salt has been ouietand unchanged. Quoted iol
Ohio River and Eanawha at u 10 per or o.
: bu and 81 so per brl Of bn. Iurk lsia,,S
duh at 3}tG;5c per bu. LiNelpool cuaIse AT 0i9
Sc Seed: clover dull at 6Na7c per h. and tim
othv at 81 Tlal 80 per bu. German mllet que
at 81 45al ~. Common millet and Hungarian
grass at 81 356l 4O per bu. Flax is salhDle al Sl II
S6ap in fair demand and steady German quoted
at 5I &c olive at 4129i54c and common al ZI2@
Starch was quiet and steady, and quoted at p.
6Sc for prime pearl. and 7a7i4c for gloss per lh.
Tallow has been in fair demand and recent
liberal and selling steadily at 6c lor Guy Ioose AM
lf3Ic for country in packages.
frnners' stock was quiet, with moderate, stean,
demand We quote: Zinc slab 6a6hc; sneet "a
7i5c; block tin. 17HMl9; solder, lO@l3c: coppe
inTots l7r%c; bottoms %; brziers' sheets, 2IG
sOc per Ii; tin plate x per box, S9@9 25; &c, s
al 25; and roofing, So 75@7 25: ,-,,
Wooden ware has been IN fair demand ana NJ
mater nj chance in prices. We quote: WashhoaFdS
81 3Om2 75: buckets, two-hOcp, 81 @OGl 4U
ihrcc.h0op, 81 55@l 60; tubs No. l, s6@6 25; No;
S5a5 %, So 3, S6p4 25; and nests OF eight
, 81 25mo2 Is; churns No. /. SS99 NO. = W ooG
s, and No 3, Sitt7 per dozen.
| Wool; The demand has been fair ana the supp
not large but ampc.and the market closes steady
, We ont: Unwashed cnmhing, 27N2Sc; dc
lanc. 25@27c; clothing, 2i@26c and common mon
ld@22c per h. Washed; ne he.GeS ZoCH"V'