The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-04

white 29aS0e per bu for good to prime. Choice
white are held shade beyond these fi9ures, but
RYE~steady market and uuiet, with light offer
| ings Prime to choice sample On arrival quoted
ut 56@57c per bu. No. 2 i'll elevator, BIC per bu;
| BIILK MEATs-The market was only moderate
ly active but irm and prices close with an upward
tendency. Shoulds rs quoted S.SOg3.SDe clear rlb
sides 470@4c and clear sides held at &c per lb all
SUGAR CURED MEATs-The demand is fair in
iobbing lots, and the market steady. Hams quot
ed s@913e per 10 as 70 .Li aiyerage cany9sed and
| BAC0N-Market steady and frfn with only
moderate activity. We quote shoulders re, clear
rib SIDES 5sc, and clear sides held at 554c per h.
MESS. .PoRE-Has been quiet but tiie market
clos IS finn and with some advance over previous
held a shade higher for small jobbing lots.
| LARDAWas i'll fair demand and the market is
firm at the close. Prime steam is quoted 6I@
6.55 per ID for current make, and some selling
| to day at the inside figure. Kettle is dull and
held ut sc for city and 71ac for country, per ID.
No prime steam selling and not quotable
| COTTON-Tne market has been steady, closing
firm, but without any advance III prices. The sales
are light. Stock estimated at 1888 bales. The Cot
ton Exchange official prices are as follows: Ordi
nary &C, good ordinary we, low middlng 1875,
middling lie, good mlddnng II &c, middlng fair
l2c and lair 1916 per lb.
WIIISKY-Has had steady market and fairly
active, and sales during the week at VI 03 per gal
Ion, and closing at this figure to-day.
ASHES-Market dull and limited offerings, and
prices steady at 434c for pots, and 6@G14c for pearl
BAGG1NG-Demand hght and dun market, at
previous prices We quote 1910 for 2lb fax, l012c
for 21slb, and 1G14c for 214lb per yard in jobbng
lots.
BAGs-Very little doing, but the market. is
steady. Selling at 20D15c for seamless cotton
sacks 2-bu; l4@l5c for gunnies, 2bu and l2@13c
} for buraps.
A ~, F,s.
and new will bring $40 per cord for prime chest
nut oak anoat and old selling at 50.
BROOM CORN-the supply was light and de
mand only moderate but steady market We quote
red brush 3ag419c, green stalk braid 5951ac, ana
6 hur 66g61ac per Id.
BRU0MS- Demand light and market very quiet
Common at 81 5OGg2; hurl y 25@2 80, shaker at
BUTTER-Tne market was quiet throughout
the week but it remains steady. The receipts were
liberal and generally i'll excess of the sales but
! without any great accumulation OF stocks. There
was u good consunptve demand for the best
i qualities. Packers have also been buying rather
freely OF those grades not taken for the local retail
trade. Creamery is selling at the close at lS420c
per lb. Dairy-mAde is quoted 10Ml1c for Central
and Southern Ohio, and 12tel3c for Western Re-
serve for prime to choice and l@2c more for selec
Ulons by the single package. uood packing lots
are quoted 70Sc, and common down to 3Q4c per
: pound.
BEANs-Have had very little demand, and only
light obbing sales ut previous prices. Best navys
+ at VI Goal 65, prime whteOr mediums at 81 3509
/ 40, and inferior down to 81 per bu.
, BEEsW A&-Has been selling slowly, with lib
eral offerings, and market weak at 23c per lb for
prime yellow.
+ BRAN &C.-MarRe et quiet for BRAN and easier.
| Freely offered at $1191l SO per ton on arrival
8 Shipstufls in light demand at sl3 per ton. Mid
{ dlngs quiet and easy at Sl5@1S per ton, all in
, bulk on arrival.
l CANpLES-Quiet market, with limited demand
but steauy, and selling B 13@ @l34c for STAR and II
: 6Qlll2c for common yellow per lD
| hn 6nmnn1 hptn
light and market weak. Selling for prime to choice
factory ut 60t7c per 10.
COKDAGE--Was dull but prices steady and held
at 12gl8c for Manila, 10I@ll1Ic TO. .Sisal, and
COTTON YARNS-Demand light and very little
I doing, but prices unchanged. We quote batting II
. coverlet yarn, pc; colored warp. 25c twlne isd
2nc: rope, 15@1Sc per lb No, 800, 10c; No. 600
&c, and No, 100, &c per dozen.
y COFFEE-Steady and quiet market with no ma
: terial change Quoted for Rio 2l922c for choice
/, lS1a@2012c for good to prime, 179l719c for me
!, dun, and l5l4@l6c tor common per ID. Java a
: 24(42Tc per ID.
: COOpER'S sTUFF-The market was steady
y. and modefitely active, with ample receipts. We
s- quote az folfows Flour barrel poles. s6eSS
s. tight barrel poles, slo@l2 hogshead poles 500
r. 90; rough barrel staves S14@l6 dressed do, $16@
20: and hogshead staves S20Qe23 per LOGO.
> COOPEKAGE-The market was dull but steady
and prices about as last reported. We quote
n Flour barrels 23@2jc; pork barrels, 75@Sjc; lard
= terces, S5@90c; ham terces, 45@5Oc; slack hogs
heads, 81 1Og1 Is; half hogsheads, $1@l O5 lart
: kegs, 30c; iron bound whisky barrels, SlWl 10
= slack half barrels, 81 5092 10 per dozen.
t. COAL-Dull and unchanged and quoted as fol
lows: Youghiogheny, 734c per bu afOat and 91a@
IS l0c delivered Hooking Vaey,9c at elevator and
- lOmllc delivered; Muskingum Valley, &c on car
and lO9llc delivered; Ohio River, SIC ahoat ant
IS Sc delivered: kanawha River &c afOat and $40
n lOc'delivered; Camden, 71a08c; Kanawha camel
is l6@17c per bu, and anthracite $7@7 50 per ton de
livered. .
! COKE-Demand light, market dull, and price
nominally unchanged. Gas-house quoted &c, cit
made &c, and crushed Sc per bu, at yards, and
more delivered to consumers.
IA EGGS-The receipts were more moderate ant
~ the market has been finn closing steady at Zoe pc
81 dozen for fresh arrivals.
n FEATHERS Selling at 4Oc per ID for prime liv
H. geese on arrival, and selling more freely, thougl
r with lighter offerings.
!. FIsII-Moderate demand and steady market a
previous prices We qnoss ESa mess NE maeksrel
shore do, ST. 50Gl18: No bay do, S15915 50; No
10 2 large do, $40 50@l1 No. medium do S1O@10 50
~ No. 3 large, $9@9 so; No. medium, IS 5Og9 pc
IL bril- half barrels in proportion with 25c extra 10
PACKAGE No whitesh, S5dl5 25; No. do, $40
4 4 25 picked salmon, SO 50916 per bril- No. i hel
ID ring, 22@25c per box; Goldfish, 596c per lb; sal
n, dimes, quarter boxes SIS J0Qll4 per case lb GOV
~ oysters, 506gS0c per doz
" FRUITS-Fair demand for lemons and moderat
c. supply and firm at S516 per box: Oranges l
as moderate demand and limited offerings at SlO4l
of per case aud s. 5OGl6 so per box. Green apple
" merely nominal with none selling, Dried apple
aul at 3Gl4c per lb Dried peaches held at Ag41z
fo1 halves and 3G13%c for quarters.
to GREaSE--Had a moderate demand and ligf
W offerings at 5514c for brown 51a@5$4c for yellow
and 6@lGllc fOr white per ID.
HIDES-The receipts We're ample, with fair d.
-. mand and steady: Green hides quoted 6t961a
US wet sated 7g7lac dry sated 109llc, dry flint 3t
III lac per b. Sheep pelts at 75c@$l % for good
choice.
,r HAYNES steady but quiet with ample suppl
is and closing at previous prices. We quote prin
h: to choice timothy $94l0, medium S3@6 50, an
as common $7@7 30 per ton, in bales, on arrival.
or i HOPS-COntinue dull but steady, and non
ed inally unchanged. We quote Eastern 9@loc, al
Western 7@Sc per lb.
~ HEMT-Dull with light offerings of rough Kel
d lucky held on arrivalat $S5@90 per ton. Dresst
is. hemp is selling slowly i'll store at 7@74c for sing
nv and 75l618c for double dressed per lb
IRON-The market remains dull, Very lit
Ter doing in light pig iron or malleable. Prices steat
d and nominally unchanged Quoted at month
ali time for pig iron as follows: Charcoal not bias
is, Hanging Rock, No. /. S22 00923 90: No Q, S2092
in mill, Sl9@2O; Alabama, No. l. $2o@2l mill $lg
ed 20; Georgia and Tennessee No. l. S2092l; mil
nd Sl96920; raw coal and COKE No. l. $20@2l: No.
ne 6l19: mill, Sl7@g18; American Scotch, No l, S22
m %; /, $2l922; Hanging Rock car-wheels, S
m @35; Alabama do, S27932; Georgia and Tenne
ng see do, S27@3l; Salisbury do, $'6@37; old ca