The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-02

Java as 10 quality quoted 23a27c per Id. I
COTTON NARNS-The demand was only mod a
crate and the market steady but quiet. We quote:
Batting 10@lse; pound yarns, carpet warp ana /
wicking 2Uc; coverlet yarn, BE; coored warp 2,e;
lwlne, i5S29e; rope l5@lSc per ID; No. 5Oo' loc;
No. 60 &c, and No. 100, SC per dozell
CORDAGE-lad moderate sale ana the mar
ket was quiet We quote jute ut 9g954c aisal lOI4
ole, and Manila l2@l3c per ID.
EGGS-Were in large supply and the market was
weaker with some decline in prices, the demand
being light At the close fresh are selling at S@9c
per dozen
! FEATHERs-Th supply was ample and the de-
Inand moderate, with quiet market and nm
changed. Prime live geese viii bring 5o94uc per
lb.
ing at S2(a2 10 per box.
FRUITS-Appes in moderate demand and more
liberal offerings and selling at S293 per brl, the
latter for choice Che ries in good supply and fair
demand at 81 506Il IS per stand OF bushels,
Peaches quoted 81 504g4 % per bu in boxes, as to
quality with good demand and market well
supplied Blackberries selling at SStGl0 per stand
of 2 bushels for cultivated, and S5@3 20 ior wild
Raspberres plenty and selling freely at 81 5Ogo for
red and S393 80 for black per stand OF bushels.
Oranges scarce and moderate demand, and held at
$S@9 per box. Lemons firm and fair demand at
S6@7 per box. Dried fruits duh and nominal,
and apples held at 3@3Hc, and peaches 5z2@4I2c
per ID. Figs at l0@12c currants 6@7c, Turkish
prunes 9Mllc and citron 1S@l9c per ID, and layer
raisns at S2a2 10 per box.
FiSH-The market was quiet the demand
being light but prices are firm with no material
S26 06@27 90; No. / large do, s24 Oo@25 90; No.
shore do, SIT 50@lS; No. large H10 5091l No 2
medium 50 5O9l0; No large S9la9 80; No 3 ne,
dunn sSS 80 per brl ana haitbarfeIs M nax oneona,i
Lake herring, 81 50Gg2 rs; whteish "a 5OCG5 per
haf-barrel: sardines, quarter boxes $l3@l4 per
case; and Goldfish, 5Geil14c per lb
| GINSENG-Demand fair and steady market,
with moderate supply and quoted 75@Soe per ID
GREASE-was steady ana moderate demand.
and selling at 6@G14c for white, 5129554c for yell
low, and 5g514c for brown per ID.
| HAY-Had a moderate local demand, and gen
orally the best grades only were wanted. rime
to choice timothy quoted So 5O@9 SO per ton on
arrival Inferior grades dull and held at S6Ql6 80
| for common and S7(l7 80 for medium per ton.
| HIDES-Have been firm under limited receipts,
and the demand fair. We quote green 6@65}4e,
at l3Wl l4c per b. Sheep pelts at 5OW75c for in
| ferior, and SlM1 Is for prime.
HEMP-Market dull for rough Kentucky the
demand and receipts both being light and hel at
500 per ton on arrival Dressed hemp quoted 714M
ne for double and 61a@654c for single dressed
per lb
HOPS-The demand remains light and the mar
ket amply supplied at S@lOc for Eastern and 6@
&c for Western per b.
IRON-Continues dull the demand being still
light for all kinds and prices nominaliy un-
changed. We quote with pig iron at four
months time: Charcoal not blast Hang
ing Rock, No. l. So o0923 90: No. 2, S2o92l;
mill, $l9g20; Alabama No. l, $20@2l mill, $l9@
Sl9@20; raw coal and coke, No |, $2092l: No. 2 SlS
Gl9; mill, Sl5@l7; American Scotch No. l, S22Q9
%; B l, $2l@22; Hanging Rock car-wheels $50
m3j; Alabama do, S27dt32; Georgia and Tennes-
see do, S27@31; Salisbury do, S36@37; old car
wheels, $19G20; scrap wrought 9Oc4Sl 10; cast
5OG60c per 100 lbs; bar-iron, boiled, 292L4c char
coal 343l4c; sheet-iTon. boiled 3tg3l4ci charcoal,
4g5l2c; Russia, lac per ID; horse-shoes S4 20. and
e-stloes 50 per keg.
| LEAD-Was i'll moderate request and steady at
44@4Lc for pig lead and 5g514c for bar per b.
I Lodi 70 tlh tra 1a
ke firm at previous prices. We quote Oak sole, $40
S7c;hemlock dc. do.24@32c:harness 30@S4ci rough do,
25g29c; skirting, 3O939c; American kip, 5599Oc;
French do, Sl9l ~; American call, 9Oc@Sl 10
French do, 81 50@2 per lb; bride leather $ij9
50 per doz, and upper leather lS(@22c per foot.
MOLASSES-Modcrate demand and steady,
with good supply, and no material change. Selling
refined syrups at l0975c per gallon, as to quality,
and New Orleans at 57g42: for good to prime and
45@i7c ior choice per gallon. ..-.. --,-.,
. NAVAL STOREs--Moderately active market
I and steady with material variation
in prices as follows Turpentlne
y 3@@35c per gallon; RESIN, extra pale
81 2595: pale, s. 5093 IS; No. l, 81 759$: No. 2
81 5OG2 75 No. 3 81 25@2 80; navy pitch, 50 75Gg4
roofing pitch 81 75Gg2 %; Carolina tar, - 5O3 Il
per brl; coal tar, s. 50G2 IS per brl; oakum, 99
lie per lb.
NAILS-Moderate demand and steady with sales
at 81 25(92 40 per keg for 10d TO cod, and other
sizes at proportionate prices.
) OIIS-Steady and quiet market for lard oil and
current make freely offered at G0@62c Linseed
leum in fair request and sells at ll@l4c per gallon
according to fire test
PEANiCTS1supPly ,generally light and the the
market firm though only fair demand. Selling
y for white at 5la96c and red at 414@5c per Ib fol
good 10 choice.
4 POTATOES-The supply was abundant and
+ there has been little or no demand beyond the
wants of the local retail trade The market closes
& quiet and heavy. Selling from wagons loose al
I 81 GOAL Is per br for prime to choice. Held al
y 81 25Qg1 so per br, packed for shipping at 81 2jG
JitfA a,11a ina ot
7 I not to be quoted.
d POULTkY-The market has been firm though
quiet for chickens with moderate demand auC
q rather light receipts. Quoted at 81 25@2 UO pc
, dozen for young and 81 50@3 25 for full grown PEI
&c dozen, the outside figure for very choice fowls NJ
, other poultry selling.
k powder at s. 1895 25 for rife and $32i@3 IS TO
e blasting per keg. Shot in moderate request anC
y held at S2l a922 for assorted and for buck
q shot per keg.
z RAGS-The market is quiet and steady. Whit
cotton at We, mixed do at &c, fine WOODEN at 798C
y and coarse at 54g7sc per lb
e b RICE-Good to choice selling at 7l9l98c per II
for South Carolina and Louis. ana, with moderate
Il SALT-Moderate demand and quiet with am
pie supply and Ohio River and kanaWha quote'
It at 81 l011 10 per brl OF bushels, and 90@95c pc
c brl of bushels. Turks Island at S5935c per bu
and coarse Liverpool at 81 1O9l 10 per sack
r SEED-Moderate demand for millet and quote'
e 81 50@1 60 per bu for German and sO@S5c for com
zoe per bu. Flax in demand at 81 Is per bu 10
], prime.
n itSOAP-Quiet and steady with moderate deman,
9 and no material change. Selling at 512@6c 10
German, 5@5lIc for olive, and 41a94%4c for CON
n mon yellow per lb.
ID sU&AR,-steady arket and quiet with fair dc dc
l refined yellow t4dSj4c. extra S129S54c, A whit
&c 9@91ac powdered and granulated 91s@lO]St
crushed 1O14@103sc per lb,
e. STARC4-Refned pearl sells at 9l294c per lb 9
t, to quality, anu the demand is fair and stead
,; market.
\. rALLow-The demand was fair for countrI
nj with ample receipts and selling at 61a@63sc per
~ for packed. City quoted SIC per lb loose.
70 TEAS-Moderate demand but steady We4uott
SO@9Oc: Imperial, 3O@9Oc; Gunpowder, 5OcQsl
le and Japan 40@75c per ID.
al TIMERS STOCK-Fair demand and
,e firm market at the fo,oTi9g h,o~ ,Ipa6o price
r. solder, l2@l6c; copper ingots, 10c bottoms, 2sc
ne braziers sheets 2se tin plate TX, per box s.
at ABI,Es-Amp supply ana fair deman
&c, with steady market Cabbage quoted at 75@9t
al per brl. Onions selling at II 5O92 per brl an
e. choice Southern at $3.50 Tomatoes at @4 so per b.