The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-09
Selling for prime yellow at 23c per lb.

We dNQte common 81 5O94 TO- hurl " 25egZ o. |
75@3 and steamboat 50 50614 per dozen. ,
BROOM C0RN-IIas been duh aud nominaliy
with light demand and very little /
offering. We quote red brush 3129422c' green
stalk braid 5@5 and hgrl 6a6TG p per ID: s,,
supplied, and bran selling at S9g9 % per ton F!
dull at Sl0@ll per ton. Middlings quiet
and steady at S13@l7 per ton, all in bulk on ar
rival.
BUTTER-The market has been quiet and
easy all the week. The receipts were quite heavy
and there was only the usual local consumptiVe
trade and the packing demand light, Stocks OF az
grades continue to accumulate, but especially OF
which is dull No material change IN
p ices. Creamery sells at 16@lSc, and up TO 2Og
Die for fancy selections. Prime To choice dairy at
96llOc for Central Ohio, and 1l@l2c for Western
r serve, the outside figure for selected packages
Medium grades at 6@7c. and common nominal at
394c per lb.
steady at previous prices. Wequote common tai
low at 101a@l1c, and star candles at l212@l3e per
pound.
CIiEEsE-was dull, with liberal offerings and
market steady at 7@732c per ID for prime to choce
dairy
COAL-Dull and unchanged. Quoted nomi
naIy as follows: Youghiogheny, 7aJc per bushei
ahOat and 9l%@10c delivered; Hooking Valley, &c
at elevator, and lO@1lc delivered ;Muskingum Val
lev &c on cars, ana l0G1lc delivered; Ohio Riv
er, SIC afloat, and SC delivered; Kanawha River,
7c ahoat. and S12910c delivered; Camden, 712@
Sc; Kanawha camel, l6@l7c per bu, and anthra-
cite $7d7 80 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Light demand and good supply, and Of
ferings at &c for gas-house, 7c for city manufac-
tured and Sc for crushed per bu at yards. Deliv-
cred to consumers at &c more per bu.
CORDAGE-Had moderate demand and the
market steady. We quote jute 999l2c, Sisal 1917
@11l4c, and Manila at 12tg13c per ID.
COTTON YARNS-Demand light but market
steady and unchanged. We quote: Batting 100
1Sc; pound yarns, carpet warp and wicklng, gvc;
coverlet yarn, pc; cOlUred warp. 23c: tWlne lIU
20c; rope, l591se per 10; No. 5OO 1Oc; No Co., &c;
aI,IN Nn Sp lNApI
COFFEE-Quict and steady market, with fair
cOnsumptive demand. We quote Rio common
141a@l51ac, fair to good l6@lSc prime 1920, and
choice 2015@21c per b. and Java at 23a27c per lb.
COOPERS' STtFF-The market was steady and
quiet with moderate receipts and no material
change Flour barrel poles, S69S; tight barrel
poes s1O9l2; hogshead poles, S20922; rough
barrel slaves, S14Agl6; dressed do, $l6@20: and
hogshead saves, S2l@25 per LOO
COOPERAGE-Had only limited demand but
prices remain steady as follows Flour barrels. 23@
25c: pork barrels, S00S5c; lard uerces, 90@95c;
ham tlerces 45150c slack hogsheads, 81 l0Wl ID;
half hOgsheads, S5990c; lard kegs SOC; ron-bound
whisky barrels Sl@l 10: slack halfbarrels, 81 5O@
2 70 per dozen.
Ceips and selling slowly at &c per dozen for fresh
| FEATHERS-Ifave steady and quiet market
with ample receipts, and prime live geese sell
steadily at 40c per ID.
but with a steady market, and quoted as follows:
Mackerel, extra mess, $26927; No. large, S24@25;
No. shore $l7 500l8; No. . large, $40 jO9ll; No.
| 2 medium, 50 50tQl0 No. large, S9G9 50; No. 3
medium SS9S 80 per brl, and half-barrels one-half
these prices, with 25c added extra for packages,
Lake herring, s. 5092 Is; whitefish, 81 5O&5 per
half-barrel; sardines, quarter boxes, Sl34l4 per
case; and Goldfish, 5@51zc per ID.
| FRUITS - Apples in moderate demand and
ample receipts at 81 25@2 90 per brl, and some
choice held at 81 25 Blckberries sell at S4 5O96
| for wild and S6GgS for cultivated per stand Cur
rents in fair demand at S5@5 so per stand of .
bushels. Peaches are in ample supply and selling
at 65975c per box OF "a bushel for prime TO choice
and inferior at 25W4Oc. Cherries sell at S292 SO
| per stand Of bushels. Raspberries in good de
mand and moderate offerings at S697 per stand OF
| 9 bushels for red and 81 70@g} 25 for black Dried
fruit is merely nominal and without quotations..
! GINSENG-FIas had fair demand and moder-
ate supply. selling for prime at 75mo0c per ID.
| GREASE-Far demand ana firm at previous
prices: White at 6@64c, yellow at 5l29514c, and
! brown at jY5l4c per ID.
| HAY-The market was steady and quiet, with
a moderate consumptive trade New is plenty and
offered at $6(1S per ton on arrival, as TO quality
Old scarce and firm at S1009ll for prime to choice
and SS99 for good mixed per ton Held in store
| at 81 more.
HIDES-Had firm market, under limited re
ceipts and fair demand. We quote green hide
6@G12c, wet salted 7@7l4c dry satcd 109llc, and
dry flint at 130l4c per lb Sheep peltS at 75c@
81 %, rs to quality.
HEMP-Market quiet and steady The receipts
! light, and rough Kentucky held at eS5@90 per ton
on arrival. Dressed hemp in fair jobbing demand
NOSD'~
HOPs-Continue dull and supply large but held
steady at S@l0c for Eastern and 69Sc for Western
IRON-Had a dull market with hardly any
change. We -, quote with the following
prices with pig iron at foul
months time. Charcoal not blast, Hang
ing Rock, No. l, $22 00923 90: No q S20921
mill, $l9g2O Alabama, No. l. s20@2l mill, $l9g
20; Georgia and Tennessee No l. S20421; mill
sl9@2O raw coal and coke, No. !, $2O@2l: No 2, SIS
61l9: mill, Sl5ll7; American Scotch, No. /, $22@
%; B l, s2l@22; Hanging Rock car-wheels, $3C
935; Alabama do, $27932; Georgia and Tennes-
see do, S27@3l; Salisbury do, S36@37; old car.
wheels, $1,000; scrap, wrought 90c9Sl 49, cas-
coal, 3(93kc sheet-iron, boiled, 3g314c; charcoal
4G512c; Russia, lac per lb; horse-shoes 81 No. and
mule-shOes s. per Eeg.
LEAD.-Was in moderate demand and steady al
previous prices We quote bar lead 5@514c and
GEATHER-fhe market was dull and prices
nOminally unchanged. We quote Oak sole, 34g
SIC: c:hemlOck do 24932c harness, 30934c; rough do
French do, $1@l 40; American calf 9Oc@Sl Is
French do, 81 5Ot92 per lb; bride leather, S45@
So per dOz and upper leather 1S@22c per foot.
| SES-Moderate demand and steady mar
ket at previous prices. We quote New Orleans at
35943c for ordinary to prime and 474Sc for choice
per gallon. Refined syrups are quoted 45@7Oc, as
| to quality
NAiLS-Demand light but market steady and
nomnally unchanged. We quote 81 25(92 40 pei
keg for 1Od to 6Od and other sizes at proportion
ate prices.
| NAVAL STORES-The market was steady and
demand fair with no material change. We quote
turpentine 33935c per salloni resin, extra pale
81 25G95: pale. 50 50G3 49, No l. 81 75g3: No. 2,
81 50tg2 IS; No. 8 81 25g2 so; navy pitch, So 754
roofing pitch. 81 1902 %; Carolina tar, So 50@3 70
per brl; coal tar, " 5Og2 70 per brl; oakum, 99
lie per lb.
OfLS-Lard is quiet and steady at 6o@62c per
gallon. Linseed oil in light demand at 52@53C
per gallon. Refined petroleum quiet and steady
at l1G14c per gallon
PEANU UTS-The demand was fair and market
steady with moderate supply. White quoted al
| 51%6l6c, and red at 41495c per ID.
| POTATOES-Have had quiet and heavy mar
ket There was only limited consumptye de-
mand The local trade vas mostly supplied from
wagon at $l@1 10 per brl loose forprime to choice
held at 81 259l 40 per brl packed in store. In
ferior are plenty, but merely nominal and moi
auotable.
i POULTRY-There was a fair demand for live
chickens and the receipts were liberal. The mar
ket remains steady and selling at So 25@3 90 pei
dozen for full-grown fowls and 81 2592 90 for smal
spring chickens. No other poultry selling.
RAGS-Quiet and steady, with moderate de
mand. White cotton at 39319c, and mixed at &c
Choice WOODEN at 7@8c, and common do at A@1s
per lb.
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