The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-05

The Song Of the Nightingale.

Shoulders at 41z@4.SolSc. clear rib at 5 aHa5 l5c,
ana clear sides at $685.. roc Per H. all packed.
sugar-cured meats cnnyased and hacked in a
fair consumptive demand and steady. Hams at
s@ll%c as to average on brands. Breakfast
bacon at TAO re per Id. Shoulders AT 5K@554c
per lb.
COTTON
The market has ben steady and quiet. Prices
are without material change. the Cotton Ex-
change quotations are as follows Ordinary ne,
good ord mary ll1zc, low middlne llJsc, middling
IKE, gond middlng l2isc, middling fair l31sc,
lair l41sc perlb.
WHISKY
Has been firm through the week. and closes
with All advance of lo, aud sales with fair demand
al 81 Oi per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bags: The demand is moderate and the market
steady. We quote 2-bu. gunnits Mt 3t9mlic, 4bu
burlaps at l0@10Mc, ana seamless cotton Vi 2Ug
25c: WOODEN bags at 30G37c each.
Bagging firm ana in iaIr demand in jobbing lots
We quote flax at &c tor alb, 914c for 21s-lD, and
el.c for 2li-lb per yard.
Bark has been in ample supply, and the market
uuiet with moderate demand and prime CHESTNUT
oak is selling nt % 50 per cord on arrival.
BeeswaX Is quiet aud steady, and the receipts
liberal and selling at 2Oc per ID. or prime yellow
Beans were In moderate Dut ample supply, and
selling SLOWLY ut 81 80 for choice nayys; 81 l5@
| 20 furg cd prime VIII t. or mediums, and 7jc@Sl
for common to fair per bu.
Blooms were in moderate demand, and the
market steady and quiet at previous prices. Com
mon ut 81 50gl Is, hurl at - 506g2 20, Shaker At
s. 75dS and steamboat at S8 25d4 per Dozen
Broom corn was firm under light receipts, and
the demand fair. We quote red brush at 3G3i4c
green stalk braid at 494hsc and hHl at 5a513c
per Id.
Butter was in fair demand oEly and mostly for
the h CHER grades for lOca table use. The receipts
we large and the supply OF inferior grades was
rather excessive. Prices have undergone no mate
u
cho ce Western Reserv,. dairy at l21 he, and Cen
tral Ohio at lO@l.c per lb. GOOD TO prime pack
Ing lots at d@oc, and common at 3@4c per lb.
Cheese has been STEADY and had fair cOnSump
tive demand and large supply. Selling at 69612c
per Id Tor prime TO choice factory.
Candles were in fair request and market steady
Common tallow ut lO12@llc and star candles AT
llHMl2 per 10.
Cordage was firm and demand fair and no ma
terial change. WequOte Manila 1la49l21tc, slsa
94@l0l2c and jute Sia@9c per Id.
Cotton yarns contnn, steadv and quiet at the
following pTlces: Batting, l0@l6c assorted yarns
2lc; warp 2lc wicking, Doc; cOyerlet yarn, BE:
eoored warp. 2jc; twine, lS(a2Uc: rope, lsMlac
per lb: No. 5OO lO12c: No. 600, &c: and No. 700,
SIC per dozen.
Goal has been firm with moderate receipts and
ght cOnslimptive demand only. Delivered to
consumers as follow: ioughogheny l3@l4c
kanawha l0gl1c Hooking Vallcyand Muskngum
lO9llC, Ashland ga l0c, ana Ohio River S(gyc per
bu. Prices aiOat merely nominal.
Coke has been in light demand with steady mar
ket and n0minally unchanged Held at &c for
gas house &c for city manufactured, and SC for
crushed per bu ut yards, and about &c more asked
To consumers delivered.
Coopera@e has been quiet with II tie inquiry for
any kind except whisky barrels and lard packages
We quote: Flour barrels, 25030c; pork barrels. 80
6r55c; lard terces, 75@s0e; ham terCes, 404 l5c (:
SLACK hogs heads, $l@l 10: ly-tight hogSiloalds,
81 2j@gl ~; half hogsheads, 909Yjc; lard Kegs 25c
iron uound whisky barrels, 81 15(a1 %.
toopers stuit: The offerings modeTte and the
1tnn. AZ f1t,.
poles, SGM7; .ight-barrl poles, S1lm1l hogsheud
poles Sljm2O: rough barrel sta es Sl2Ml4; dressed
90, sl5gl7, aud hosshead Slaves. SI5@lS per 1000
Eggs were quiet and steady and lhe demand
moderate, aud quoted at Zoe per dozen for fresh
Feathers were in fair request and the market
well supplied and steady, with prime live geese
selling al 4l@i2c per h.
FISH had modete demand and steady and
quiet market We quote: Mackcrel, extra mess,
$2j@26 No. /, large. S22923; No. l shore,
SIS jO@l6; 80 large, S3gD 80; No. 2 me
dium, S7@7 jO No. 3 large, 81 5O9S; No. 3
medium, 81 :0aG per brl, and ali-barre one-half
these prices with c cXtIa for packages. Lake
herring, s. 2j@2 80; white fish, 81 2j0ei 10 per half
brl; sardines, quarter boxes, Sl2 5U0tl3 per case
and Goldfish 41ag5c per lb Smoked herring, 500
Soc per DuX.
FRUITS Apples in good supply and moderate de-
Jnauu a. 1acJSl per su. Cherries ruii-r scarce
and seiiinE al S!@4s per sinnh "f Sn Catrants
ii III aud quiet III s. S lg6D D stand OF bu. Goose
berries selling at - j094 per stand Peaches IN
NJ defate suppy and Selnng ut S292 - per box
vi n bu. PlGnlS in fair demand and plenty at 81
@4 - per sand OF bu. l;tspbcrriCs sc at 81 II
Cy4 per bu for red, and 81 I5ab per stand of bu
lor black. Oranges in iIht supply al S. dOg7 Der
box. Lemons in good demand and supply ample
at 81 50u6 per box
Hay was in moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet We quote No. NJ sl3 80 pei
ton on arrival n bales. Good 10 prime mixed
al $l29l3 aud inferior nominal at Sl0gll per ton.
Held Si0y2 more per ton in store.
Hides were steady aud in moderate demand and
INN, N,,ritl htfb Wa Ii,fI Etn. ,.,nt
salted 6L3Gg7c, dry salted SU10c and flint l2al4t
Der ID. Sheep pelts, 50c(9Sl each
Hemp Ws III moderate demand and market
| steady Rousn Kentucky SlO5gllO per ton on
arrival Fnlr j0bbing slles uf dressed in store
at 71a@Sc for double aud 6H@ic for single
dressed per ID.
Hops have been in moderate demand and mar
kct firm, and Eastern quoted al S0l1c per lb
Iron has been in moderate demand and the
market steady and quiet. with hardly any change
| in prices. Pig iron at months time, quoted
| As foil ws: ChnrcOal hOt-b ast Hanging Roc I;
| No. !, S2l@22: No. ., SloM20 mill, Sl841p; Ala
bama, No. l, Sl9a2O: Georgia and Tennessee No. l,
Sl9M20: mill, S17@lS Raw coal and coke-No. |,
S18d919; No. 2 Sl69lI Hanging Rock car-wheels
S2Ng3O Alabama car-wheels, S2iQGS0; Ge0rg iu
and Tennessee wheels, S2j93O: salisbury DO,
$R6m3S. Old cur-wheels SlSep20 Scrap-Wrought
| SOcmSl: cast 50W6Oc per cwt Bar-iron-Boled
G,g2Ae: charcoal. 3gS14c. Sheetron boiled. so
| 314c: charcoal ig51yc. Russia, l4c per Id.
| Leather had tue usual fair jobhing trade with
| no qu"r,blc change, ms follows: Oak sole, 32d3 C.
| hemlock do 20@27c: harness. "O@3c; rougk DO
| 23ta2jc; skirting 34@3uc: American kip, 5jq >5c
FrGuch do, sal 81; Anne lean cllfskns 75c6lsl
French do. 81 2Oll 50 per Id: bride leather
! S4O45j per dozen, md upper leather lSN2Jc pei
| foot
Lead was firm with moderate demand ana mar
| kct steady. Pig lead at 41aG5c bar lead at 81
| 6l6C per lb
| MlIfeed: Bran as been easy with large receipt,
| and moderate demand, and sell ng at So per tou
Oh arrival. Shipstuts qu ct and easy at SlOall
| Der ton. Middllngs in Ia demand Gld steady at
| Sl3ml6 p ton, all iii bulk on arrival. About S.!
more i'll store.
Nai.s quiet and steady with modemte demand
| ana quoted Al 81 0i6g2 10 per keg for l0d TO God
| and other szes at propOuionate prices.
Naval stores were steady and only a moderate
demand. We quote resin. 10. 2, 81 Sj(a2: No.
81 S5ts3 p; pale, So 75d4; and extra pale. "a Q
| 9 5O per bri; anu spirits OF turpentine 29@3lC
per gallon.
OILS were generally steady and quiet. without
material change. Wequ0te linsecd ut Csc. refined
petroleum at 9GlO%c, Ms To fire test, and lara oil
AT 5OtG52c for current make extra per gallon,
Powder and shO: Market steady and Quiet
| Rife powder is quoted at 81 2j@l5 IS, and mining
| AT So l5tG2 10 per keg Assorted shot firm at Slyd
| 10 80 and bucbshct at Sl2a22 so per keg
Peanuts have had Il steady and quiet market
with moderate recep pts and demand fair Weuuote
red at 419a5c, and white at 515M6c per h. lttel
| figure for choice Virginia.
Potatoes have had weak market, owing to very
large r, cepts, ana there is fair consumptiye de
ma1d. Selling at S26t2 70 per brl ,is to quality.
Poultry has had fair market, mostly for chick.
ems. which are in fair demand and good suppy
and selling at " 25M3 for full grown, and 81 2j@
2 for young spring cnlckens, per dozen.
Rags: Moderate demand and steady Wooden