The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06


store hts. Wheat straw at sIO@f0 so and out
straw at Sill per ton.
Hemp has been firm and nominal with hardly
enough in the market sl establish prices.
Rough Kentucky held at 500 per ton. single
dressed at lsc, and double at l5c per ID.
Hops firm and light offe ings with fair demand
at 4oa42c per ID for prime To choice.
-. Iron has been steady and demand fair.
The quotations for pig iron at four
months are the following time: Hang
Ing ,, ROck , chsIoosl No s,., !. Saoos4i co.
$40 oota42 oos Soutnern charcoal. No. l. 81 10
or 90: do. mill. $50 O0a40 90. strong stone.
coal andcoke No. l. s3y@42: 90 mill: sra
30; cold short stone-ceal and coke, No. J. S6@sS
do. mill, s35@37 red short, all lake ore. si6a
4S 30 per ton Car-wheel: Hanging Rock. S5S95S;
Southern. 45O@55 per ton. Scrap wrought at
81 5ode2, and east at 81 25@1 80 per 100 ponnds.
WrouRhf irnn: Common bar iron. 4.20c: charcoal
bar iron, .. 40c sheet-iren. boiled. Nos IS to ~.
5@6c: sheetiron. charcoal. Nos. Is TO q, SIC
TIC perl ID.
Leather: Steady and Quiet with fair demand.
The following are the jobhing prices: Oak sole
at 40@I2c; hemlock. 2608c: harness feather.
3104Oc; rough harness 2g032.: skitting. 37@,2 /;
American KIP. 55@ooc: French do, $l@l 70;
American ealfskins. s5c0Si 10; French do, q q
az per lo Bride leather, A @60 per dog, and
upper leather, 20 d2Sc per foot
Lead has been firm and quiet and no material
change. We quote pig lead at 6h@6s4c. bar al
fVt ~, olect loiu dL ot0oHC pcf ~
Nuts: Demand moderate and steady. We quote
almonds II 200122c; pecars, 10a13c; flberts, 12@
l4c; Brazil nuts, 109l2c, and English wanuts. II
@16c per lb hickory nuts 65@75c per bn for shell
Darks and 40c for large yer ID.
Nails in fair demand and market steady and
selling at s. 250l5 81 per keg for 10d to 60d.
Other sizes ct proportioiiate prices.
Naval stores Demand fair and market steady
We Quote Resin No. 2. S2@2 so; No. !,
w S0a3 50; pale, $i@4 so, and extra pale, S5Mt
per brl SPIRITS Of turpeutine. 47@i9c per gallon.
olina tar. $s9a SO per brl: coal tar So 1908 q
per brl; oakum, S@11c per lb.
Oils: Fair demand for refined petroleum. and
quoted Alae for Kentucky standard, as 10 legal
TEST, ana held shade more for jobbing lots
headlight at lS%@19c per gallon. Linseed oil
quiet and steady, and jobbing at SOC per gallon.
Lard oil quiet, with extra winter at 63@s5e pei
gall H.
Peanuts have been in ample supply and fair de-
mand. and steady. Tennessee led and white al
SN@4'Sc per ID. Virginia at 14951ac for choice
white
Powder in moderate demand and steady at pre-,
vsus prices. Mining at 81 S5@3 10, and rifle at ae
@l6 81 per keg.
Potatoes have been in good supply and fair con
sumptve demand, and marke steady. Selling:
Ghoice early rose at 81 9e02 per brl, packed. in
store. Peachblows at 35@lOc per bu in store, and
lOc less ON arrival.
Poultry: Chickens in fair demand and market
firm at 81 s0@325 Der- dozen. Geese at sos So
and ducks at 81 50@3 per dozen. Live turkeys
at 7%@Sc per lb Dressed duh and nominal
kags: Demand fair and steady. We quote
White cotton vt +eean6 mixed at 41sc per lb. Soft
woolen at l40lbc, and coarse at nc per ID.
Sail was In moderate demand ana market steady,
with foreign AT 40@45c for turks Island, per bu
and 81 Goal 30 for coarse Iaverpooi, per sack Ohio
River and Kanawha selling at 81 35 per brl ol
$50 lbs.
Seed had a fair demand and market steany. We
Quote Clover ut 7i4GASc ner ID. and pinothy at 81
per bu in store, Flax seed in demand at 81 3O AZ
per bu. Blue grass see at G0(g70c and Orchard
grass ut 81 9O02 per bu.
Scap Demand fair and market steady. We
quote: German at sac; extra olive. 51Ac; tamil v
4Ac per 10. Go man olive, 41sc: amber, &c pc lb
white, 81 7iper box.
Starch: DEMAND moderate and quiet We quote
Pearl. 3140y3tac: corn. 81 a6@c; royal gloss Ga
6Hc; diamond gloss, &c cner ID.
Tallow has been steady with ample receipts anc
fair demand at &c for city and SIZE for e,unlry
per ID.
Timers Stock has fair trade and steady
without material change. We gu te: 2 nc slab
71ae; sheet 914@9Nc; block tin, 27@2Se: solder
l6@l@; copper ilgots. 2Oc; boltoms, S9c; braziers
sheets, 3i@4Oc per ID; tin plate. l 9. 2ll. and
$I3 per bIK.
Vegetables: Cabbage firm with moderate offer
lngs at vs. hOa4 per crate and So 25@2 81 per brl
ssweet potatoes steady and quiet ut 81 50@2 n
per prl Ior W WcSte! u. Oh0hS IN ialr demand ana
ample receipts at 81 SOFAS per btl.
NoOdenware: Demand fair and steady. Wash
boards, 81 4O@2 10: bucsets. twohoop 81 90@
y 10; do tnree-noop, 8! l5@2 rs: tubs, No. l.
" 5O@S No. 2, 81 51tdS: No. j, vi oeoa7: nest,
VI s, y, 25Q3 50; churns, No. y 50@Y; No
2, 81 07aS. and No. g. ~ 5OQ97 per dozen
Wool has been quiet but firm and the receipts
light. We quote: Unwashed: combing. 500
3sc: delaine 36a3Sc: cloth ny. 82a37c. common.
sO@32c. Washed Finr feeces, 45@4Sc: medium
and delaine feeces 4S95ic: long comblng a5@
4sc. fub-washed: coarse 45,si7c aud choice,
52955c per pound. for superior and long.
TOBACCO.
The following is the report for the week ending
March 5ln, 1880: