The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25

5 SOC Horse shoes per keg. siia4 Is; null shoes.
per keg. S5@5 l5 Wrought scrap per leo lbs, 81 10
gi 90; cast scrap per 100 lbs, 81 le@l 50.
Lead has firm market and far demand We
quote pig lead at 5lt@S4e, and bar at 6@61ac
and sheet lead at &c per ID.
Leather has moderate demand and the market
Is steadv. We quote to the iobbing as follows:
Oak sole AT 3lCa36c hemlock do. . a. C: harness
SOesle rough do. 2s@2 e. skirting, S.@Stc per
American kip. 50@s &c: French do. 81 UuaI B.:
American calf, 75c@sl; French do, 81 2Ol 50
per Id. Bride leather, Si0a.s5 per dozen, and
upper leather lSa2 C per foot
Mlllfeed has been tlrm aud closes steady with
Middlfngs at Sl5@aO per ton. Shipstutis quiet and
steady at Sll 50al3 per ton. Bran in fair demand
store lots. 'H
Nails were steady with fair demand and quoted
at " 6592 % per keg for 10 to God. Other sizes at
pIoportionate prices.
Naval stores: The market has been frmer and
the demand fair We quote Turpentine S5@3Gc
per gallon. Resin extra pale per barrel, 81 SOFAS;
pale, Si@4 80; No. l, $i03 So No. 2, g. 5092 70;
No. !, Y 29Ca2 5o; navy pitch, $ 25@3 50 roofing
pitch, 81 7S@2 90, and Carolina tar, s. 1898 50
per bril- Coal tar, 81 50@2 70 per bril-, includ-
ing barrel: oakum, 7a@10c per lb
Oils: Lard oil has been firm, closing steady
WIN fair demand at 55@57c for extra winter. and
52@Sc Tor current make. Refined petroleum
to fire-lest. Linseed jobbng at zoe and firm with
fair demand.
Powder and Shot; Demand moderate and steady,
and selling buckshot at S2ig24 80, and assorted at
$2l@2l so per keg Rifle powder at 81 25@l6, us to
quality, and mining at s. 25@g2 so per keg
Peanuts have been quiet and steady the offer
lngs light, and demand moderate. White at 554ta
&c latter ior choice Virginia. and red at 4955sc
| per ID.
| Potatoes have been firm, with liberal receipts,
and the demand is fair. Prime to choice lots on
arrival sell at 45a5Oc per bu and held in store
about l0c more loose Choice varieties racked in
| store AT 81 IS per brl.
Poultry has been in fair demand and the mar.
ket steady, and ample receipts. with live chickens
at S.g3 per dozen, accounting to size or condition;
geese selling at $3MS so. and ducks at 81 250l2 50
| per dozen; TURKEYS at 1@t8c per lb.
Rags have fair demand and a firm market
| Woolen at 1M1Ac for common and 9d10c for
fine per ID. Cotton at 3l4g3l sc for white and 29
| 2hc for mixed per ID.
| Salt has had steady market and moderate de-
mand. Selling for Ohio River and Ksnawha AT
81 35 per brl of bushels, and 81 Is per br of
bushels. Foreien dun at 33m35c per bu for
TURKS Island. and 81 Oo@l % per sack for coarse
Seed: The market closes Err. with ,io,,t go
cepts, Clover at s4GlH on arrival Ii smd sn 1c rs in
s.ore' per PET. IN '.nothy jobbng at s.; per bu in
s S.ole' AK quiet and steady at 81 lO@l Is per
soap had fair demand and firm, German at
5n@554c, and common yellow 2s4la3kc per ID.
Starch had fair demand and firm with prime
| NC per lb.
Tallow had fair demand and the market firm
Country. in packages, at &c, and city rendered,
loose at 61si16l &C per lb.
Tlnners' stock WAS in fair demand and steady
we dlote: Zinc slab ~; r11oosst 8%(9914c: block
TN. 27@2Sc; solder. 12@15c; copper ingots 2Oo
bottoms: SOC; braziers sheet 2s934c per ID; tin
plate, TX, $40 SO, and &C. 81 50 per box
| Vegetables: The market quiet and steady On
IONS III large supply and moderate demand at SEQ
o. per br Sweet potatoes steady and quiet
at Sl !5@2 80 per brl. c bbage in full supply
InkQ tfSaA l...,
| Wooden ware has had q far trade and market
steady. C'We quote: Washboards 81 4O6a2 rs per
dozen; buckets. two-hoop, 81 5O@l GO: do three
noop, u ,5gl 50 per dozen tubs, No. l, S7617 81;
~ 2NO@S 10 per dozen; churns. No. |, $Sg9; No
2, $7@S and No 3, $6a7 per DOZEN
WOOL: The market was firm during the week.
with light receipts and fair demand Mt the follow
ing unwashed eombng 271g2ac: delaine, 25@27c
clothing, 21gaic and common, 16@2Oc.
Washed Fine tleeces 32@3sc: medium do, 34H
| Boo; dclaine do, 36CGS1a: long eOmbng 360a37C
Tub-washed: Coarse. 2a@32c; and choice, 97@
30aS2c. and bury and fleece grown at 3Qa5c per
| III less.
Coffee has been firm and prices have an upward
tendency. We quote Mocha t2792sc Java at 25Ca
29c Laguayraat l619@1sc and Rio AT 1S@l4c for
common, 150l7c for fair to good, 17156p19l5c for
PRIME to choice and 20laa2lc for fancy yellow.
Syrups have been fairly active for consumption.
and New Orleans is in light supply at 35045c per
gallon for fair to choice, Sorghum selling at 25
ee2Sc per gallon. Refined syrups at 40@70c, as
to quality.
Rice has been in fair demand The market re-
mains steady at 7l4@1a4c per ID for good to choice
| Louisiana,
Sugar The market has been firm and prices
| somewhat advanced during the week, closing with
fair demand and steady asfollows: Yellow refined
at sl9@8j4c, extra at 81sd@914c, A white at ~
Il0lc. granulated and powdered AT 1J5s@el05gc,
crushed at lOtsgl054e, and cut loaf at 105s@1lc
per lb
| Tea has been steady and quiet with fair con-
sumptive demand and no material change. We
quote: Oolong 25@s5c: Souchong 30tG9Oc;
Young Hyson, 25M90c; Imperial, 25Cs75c; Gun
powder, S5ea90c; Japan S56p75c per Id.