The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-06

DEfsoN AN-IluNl IL lultl phN oteu'g oiiL
no change We quote it 23c per lb for prime yel-
low on arrival.
BEANs-Werc dun and with limited offerings at
about previous prices. Choice quoted at$ 10, good
to prime lots at IL 259l 40 per bu, and common
down to 75c.
BRAN, &c-Quet and steady for bran at s9@
50 per ton. Shipstui1s duh and hardly any de
msnd at $40 5O@l1 per ton. Middlings moderate
ly active at S13@l6 per ton, all on arrival. ,
BROOMS-Steady and fair demand, with htte
or no change. We quote steamboat AT ~ 5J94'
Shaker at s. 50G3, hurl at 81 25g2 -, ant ON
mon at 81 j001 70 per dOz.
BROOM CORN-Supply light but little demand
and market steady at previous prices. We quote
hurl at 6(gG1%c, green stalk braid ut 5t95l@c and
red brush ut 30gic per lb, as 10 qJality.
BUTTER-lhC market was well supplied during
the week and continued steady though q'hei'
The higher qualities were in good local demand
aud OF these the receipts were only moderate.
Prices have undergone no material chalge.
creamery sells at 20@23c per 10, tle atter pllce
only Tor fancy selections. Prime to choice DAIRY
quoted at l01llc for Central Oho and l2@gi3c i0r
Western Reserve and single selected packages
held al 9l5c per 10. Inferior is dull, with
large excess of receirts and held nomlnally At 7Gy
Sc Tor medium and 36L5c for common per h.
LtS-Quiet and steady with moderate de-
mand, and quoted l214@I3c for star, and lOM@llc
Tor common thllOw per Id.
CHEESE-Was in moderate demand and market
steady with light offer nss, and prim' to choice
factory selling al 7@7l2c per ID.
COOPERS' STUfF-lIad quiet market but
generally steady and ample receipts. We quote:
hoshc0d poles $2U0g2-; rough barrel slaves, 014Cg
l6: dressed do sld@2O, and hogshead slaves, S2u9
% per 1,0D0.
GOOPERAG E-Was in moderate demand only,
and cniclly for pork and lard packages. We quote:
Flour brls, 23g2}c; polk brs, S09s5c; lard tierces
95cla<; ham tierces 45@5Oc; slack hogsheads,
81 l09l Is; half hOgsheads, 85G90C lard kegs, 3Oc;
iron-bound whisky barrels, $lGgl 10; slack hall
barrels s. 506g2 70 per doz
COFFEE-The market is steady and quiet and
ample offerings We quote common Rio at LAG
1Ep fair tp pnp1 16lEGBISlLp DIimp I0GgD0r
and choice at 2O902lc per h. Java sells ut E}927c
per ID.
CORDAGE-Fairlya active and steady but with
out change in prices, Manila quoted at l2Dl3c,
Sisal at lOI2MllL4c and jute at 909%c per ID.
COTTON YARNS-WeTe firm and demand only
moderate at the following prices. Batting, 103
1Sc; pound yarns, cotton warp and wcking, 20c;
coverlet yarn 22c colored warp, 25c twine, l7@
Zoe; rope, 154lSc per lb No. 5UO lUC No. 600, SC,
and No. 700, Sc per dozen.
| COAL-Moderate demand and steady with
ample supply We quote IoughiOgheny 7c per bu,
atoat, and 9tg1lc delivered; Hooking Valley, SIC
al elevator and lOc deiivercd MuskinSum Valley,
&c on cars, and lOc delivered; Ohio River, 5@l4c,
| afOat, and Sc delivered: Kanawha River 7c alUat,
| and S12@0Lc deliycred Canpen, 712M8c; Kama
wha canal l6GelSc per Du, and anthracite, S. 500
| Z so per ton delivered
| COKE-Market dull and prices about nominal
at &c for gas-house 7c for city manufactured, Sc
| for crushed per bu, at yards and &c more deliV-
| cred to consumers.
EGGS-The market has been firm and the re-
| selling at 912@l0c per dozen.
| FEATIlERS-WGre in fair demand and the mar
ket was steady, with ample receipts, and prime
| live geese selling 40c per lb.
| FlSH-liad a firm market but quiet, the demand
| being light No material change in prices, which
are as follows: Mackerel, extra mess, S26@
81; No. large, S24@25; No. shore, Sl7 5O@S; No.
| 2 large $40 j0@ll No medium So 50@lO No. 3
| large, S9Ggy 30; No. medium, $8GgS 30 per br and
hall barrels one-haif these prices, with 25C added
extra for packages. Lake herring s. 5O@2 70;
1,n1f lyl.
boxes el3@l4 per case, ana Goldfish, 5@519c per !b,
FRullS--AppIcs were in large supply, and de-
mand light at 5O@7jc per brl loose from wagons.
| Good to cnOice quoted $GI1 50 per brl packed in
store. Peaches selling readily and were in ample
supply at 81 2j4g2 per bu in boxes but some extra
quality he'd higher Grapes in fair demand and
moderate receipts at So 1904 80 per stand Of two
bushels for good to choice. Dalnson plums quiet
and steady at S2@2 % per stand OF TWO bushels,
and green gage plums sell at $3@3 So Pears are
quoted Sl9l 25 per bu for common, and S2@2 30
for choice per bu. BlackberIies are selling at s.
o. 80 for choice and Slgl 50 for common, with
light receipts. Lemons i'll fair demand and steady
| at $96gl0 per box.
GINSENG-Dcmand good and market well sup
piled at 75tgS0c per 10 for prime.
GREASE-Dull and held at 59514c for brown,
512@5tc foryell W, and Gg6hc for white perlb;,
| HAl-Was steady and fairly active, especially
for the local trade. Supply not large, but ample
We quote prime to choice old $lO9l1, and me-
dum $6I9 per ton. New at $7@9 per ton, as to
quality, all on arrival
mndpraIe We nnote green 6mGiIc wet sailed
1GS7Tr drv saltHd 1Omi1c and dTv flint 13G5 lie
per IL. and sheep pelts at 75cGESl 25 as to
6ualitv
qIHdEESMTp HESMTp-Rougb Kentucky is dull and the re-
ceinis iyht and held steady at Ss5aLS7 nov ton on
erriyo nrnssad he,nn "Iia and G,igtrd 7i!m7i%c
for domh,n and GlI@l6sIc for single ner III
~ H0PSMOmi~t g2Td steady with no chanqe
! Onntad for Eastern at SG10, and for WcstGrri ar
GII zr nnr ii "N1'''-l- ~
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te inaiNC Ieitlls @ Gti Suner, a. ttft
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, ~, " - XII SGoI, eT SO 80
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LEAD-QueI ana STEADY uiluer llghC demand.
we quote II 4ANli2c Tor pig ana oY914c lor bar
lead per ID;
| Lea llEh.OnIya lnoIelate JoDolhg tfade nut
STEADY at previous prices Wequotc ;Oak soc 54@$|c
hemiock 40 Zi(g32c' nalheSs 50Y5ic ro1gh 90 23Gy
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