The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-07

15t3o Tor good, l60gl619c for prime, l7@l7IPc Tor
choice, and ls@l9c for fancy yellow per ID. Java
C0OPERAGE--Has been In fair demand, chiefly
for lard and pork packages, and III 'rket steady.
Wequcte as follows: Flour barrels 32gS3c: pork
brls, 81 GOAL 25. lard terces 81 304l 3d. ham
tierces, G0@G5c; slack hogsheads, 81 400l 50 half
hogsheads, $l9l TO- lard kegs,S5c; whisky barrels,
l@l 10.
moderate and receipts light, with a steady
market We quote on arrival as follows:
Flour barrel roles, Sc to@s 90; tightbarrel poles
Sl2@l4; hogshead poles, S2Oq96; rougn barrel
staves S12@l6: dressed do, SIS 00g2l 90, and hogs
head slaves, $l8 00@20 90 per 1000.
C0AL-There IS IL good retli demand and the
market steady. We quote as tollows lougho-
gheny, &c per bu afloat and lie delivered: Hook
ing Valley Sc IT elevator and l0c delivered: Mus
kingum Valley. SIC on ears md Zoe delivered;
Ohio River, SIC aflont and Sc devercd Kama
wha River, &c aaout and lie deliver d; Kanawha
camel, 16@lSc per bu, and anthracite sI@7 80 per
ton delivered.
| COKE-'The demand is moderate and market
steady Wequote gas-house at s., city manufac-
tued at &c, and cru he'd at 7c per bu at yards and
&c more delivered to consumers
EGGS-Wcre firm all the week. under light re-
ceips and the demand fair and fresh selling at 24c
per dozen.
FEATHERs-Therew was a moderate demand and
the supply ample and prime live geese setl at So@
36c per Id.
EisH-Thcre wasa fairconsumptve demand and
market steady We quo e. Mackere extra
mess, SO o!@27 90: No. large macEere
S23 0O@@25 90; No. l snore do. SlG@l6 SO;
No. lar-e, 81 5Oml0: No. medium, S. 50Gg9
No. large. SSrGS 80 No. 3 medium S6d6 50 per
brl, ana half barrels one-haf these prices, with
| 2 %: vhitetish S46l4 % per half brl; sardnes,
quarter boxes, Sl5@l4 per case and Goldfish 5W5lac
per ID.
FRUITS-Therc WAS good consumptve de-
| mand forappes, and market firm and ample SUD-
| plyat 81 5t0G2 90 per brl for common to choice
Oranges quiet AID steady at S}@3 so per box. and
S6@7 per brl. Lemons in modera e demand at
| s. 5094 per box, Cranberries have been in mod
crate demand but held steadily AT SGl97 per bFl
and S292 % per bu. Dried apples dull at y ig3c,
| and drled peaches at 3H@4c per ID.
GiNSENG-The demand was moderate with
light offerings, and the market steady at 7OW75c
per h.
GREASE-There was a fair demand and steady
US follows White at SC, yellow at 1885, and
brown at i604l4c per lb.
| HAY-Had steady market, with fair con-
sumptiye demand and ample supply, though
| there is little coming in at present. Selling, prime
to choice timothy, at SIS 50g9 SO rer ton, and in
ferior at $74S, as to quality, on arrival. Held 81
more per ton in store
HOPS-Suppiy ample and the market steady,
with moderate demand, and good to choice East
ern selling at 12t@14c per ID.
HEMP-Market quiet and steady with light re-
ceipts and rough Kentucky selling at $S5@9O per
ton on arrival Dressed quoted at 614@6l2c for
| double dressed per lb. and moderate demand.
| HIDES-Iave been i'll moderate demand, but
stead% and receipts ample. We quote green at
5!4@6l4c., wet sailed at 649714c dry sated at go
10c and dry flint at l3g14c per lb Sheep pels at
| 50cMSl, as 20 quality.
| IRON-Thcrc WAS little or no improvement in
the market, the demand for both pig and mallea-
bic being still light but it is steady We quote the
following prices with pig iron at months time:
Charcoal hotbiast Hanging Rock No. l, $40
| @2l; No. Q, SlS0l9; mill sl6glS: Alabama, No l.,
SlSm2O: Georgia and Tennessee No. l, &lSOI20 mill,
| S17018 Raw coal and coke--No |, Sl6M1S; No.
2. Sl5@16; American Scotch--No. l, $20@g2l; B l,
$1Sa2O Hanging Rock car-wheels $2S@33; Ala
bama 90, S26@3O: Georgia and Tennessee do, $3.50
30: Salisbury do, S36G1S7 Old clr-wheels, $l7@lS.
Scrap-Wrought, S0g8l cast, 50@60c per cwt. Bar
| iron-Boled 2@2l4c; charcoal, 303Ac Sheet
iron, boiled, 3M314c: charcoal 4@513c: Russian
lac per lb Horse-shoes. I. and muleshoes, 50 Pc
ke.
LEATHER-There was but little doing and the
prices: We quote: Oak sole. 32@35c;
hemlock do 2393Oc; harness. 3O@34c rough do,
25a29c; skrting, 30@39c; American kip, 55@9Oc;
French do, Sldl 40; Anne lean calf, 9Oc@Sl 15;
French do 81 50@2 0O per lb: bride leather,
s45 oO@55 90 per dozen, and upper leather 1St422c
per foot
LEAD-The demand was light and market quiet
! but steady, and we quote pig lead at 4l46141ac
and bar at 5@54c per ID.
| MULASSES-Moderate demand and steady mar
| ket, with ample >upply. New Orleans sells at 286g
SIC per gallon for fair to choice. Refined syrups
at 40M70c per gallon according to quality.
| NAlLS-There was moderate demand and the
market quiet and steady, with sales at SO 1903 20
per kec for l0d to GOD, and pIoportionate prices
| for other Sizes
NAVAL sTORES-There was quiet and steady
market, with no material change. We quote:
Turpentne 3l@33c per gallon: resin, extra
pale, 81 25@5 Coz pale, So 50a3 75: No. l, 81 759
8; No. 2 81 5o@2 IS; No 8 50 1902 5O navy pitch,
81 75@4 roofing pitch: 81 75@2; and Carolina tar
So 5Q93 rs per bril- Coal tar, s. 5092 IS per bril- ill
luding barrel; oakum, 6al0c PEI lb.
oILS5-Quiet and steady for linseed at 6o96lc
per gallon. Refined petroleum IN fair demand
and quoted at l0@l2c per gallon, as to fire test
Extra lard oil i'll moderate request at 53a54c per
gallon.
PEANUTs-H been selling freely and the
supply ample. We, quote white at 4l4(g414c, as
to quality, and red at 312d94c per H.
POTATOES-The market was dull there being
but little If any demand except the light local
trade. Suupy liberal and quoted at 60@75c per
bu in store, as to quality, the latter for choice
Early Rose, which are scarce. Sweet potatoes dull
at $292 rs per br.
POWDER AND sHOT-Moderate demand ond
market steady, and powder sells at SIS 75m6 per
keg for rifle and S3 2093 70 per keg for blasting
Shot at S2l 25922 for buckshot AID sl8 5Ogi9
for assorted per keg.
POULTRY-The market continues steady and
quiet and owing to the very cold weather the of
ferings were light and very little demand. Live
chickens quoted 81 50@2 and dressed at S202 80
per dozen. Turkeys at7@719c for live and 10c for
dressed, per ID. Ducks at 50 50@3, and geese at
$3 25a3 rs per dozen for dressed.
hAGS-Syulet ana Stcduy dlu ample offerings,
We quote cotton at SC for white and l3Ic for
mixed. Wooen at 54c for coarse and S@S15c for
fine per pound.
RItE-The market remains steady and the de-
mand only moderate at 614@714c per lb for Louis
lana.
SALT-Has been firm and the supply light, and
Ohio River and kanawha selling at 81 GO per brl
of bu, and 81 25@l 30 per brl of bu. Turk s
Island held at 3i@35c per bu Coarse Liverpool
at 81 1O@1 Is per sack
SEED-Timothy is jobbing slowly in store at
81 2O91 80 per bu. Glover quiet and steady at
615@7c per lb. Nothing doing on arrival Prime
flax seed quoted at 81 10@1 Is per bu
SUGAR-The demand was moderate and the
market steady and liberal offerings.
We quote New Orleans at 51,di7c
for raw. 71a@Sc for yellow, and s14@9c for
white clarified per lb. Yellow refined selling at
74@734c, extra at s. Sl4(1S54c, A white at 9@9l@c,
granulated and powdered at 9554@1Gc, and crushed
at 1014 @10Rc per h.
STARCH-Had fair demand and steady. and
selling at 39S1ac for prime pearl as to brand, and
&c for glass.
TALLOW-The market was steady and demand
fair and ample offerings. Country sells at SIC
packed and city at &c loose perlb
TEA-Moderate demand and the market steady
We quote: Oolong, 3Oc@S1; Souchong, 45casi;
Young Hyson, S0@90c; Imperial, 30@SOc; gun
powder, 50c@$1: and Japan, S5@75c per lb.
TIMERS STOCK-The market was firm and
the demand only moderate and no material