The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-04

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COTTON
The market has been easy for several days past,
and quotations have declined about 14sLc since
our last ReceiDts for the week ending to-day,
,397 bales shipments. ,4S4 bales; stock estimated
at 1913 bales The offered prices ut the elese were
the following: Ordinary. SIC; good ordinary.
&c; low middlng, slssc midding, ss4c: good
middling, loc; mddling fair, lD5sc fair, ilesc
per ID.
Has an active demand and the market is steady
and unchanged Sales ut 81 06 per gallon On
Change to-day.
MIsCELLANEoUs .-. "a
Bagging has had fair, steady demand and NJ
material change. We quote jute 2-lb at 954c. flax
21s-lb at S1Gss1ac 211sstb s1agss4e. ALB Ss4esgc
for lots, and nc more per yard in jobbing way.
Iron cutton ties held at $2 90 per bundle OF 80
gs have fair demand and steady market. We
qnote 2-bu cotton seamless 2O@2sc, wool bags 3,(a
3sc 2-bu gunnies 13ttSal4c, ~ bu gunnies lac,
4-bu buriaps 18k1i115e.
Bark was in far demand and very little coming
in, and the mar ct closes firm. Prime chestnut
oak sells at Sll@l2 per cord afioat
Beams have had a quiet steady market, with
moderate receipts and Lie lie or no change. Cho,ce
navys held at 81 SO per bu, good to prime al 81 20
a. IS, and inferior at 90c@a per bu.
Beeswax has been in moderate demand and the
market we'll supplied and steady at 20c for prime
yellow.
Brnoms had a fair demand and the market
firm and no quotable change. Steamboat sells at
$3 50@4, Shaker at 81 259S, hurl at " 2592 70,
and common at 81 59@1 75 per dozen.
Br ON corn has remained firm aud there Is a
fair demand and but moderate offerings. We
quote: X 2h03c; red ippe 2i4ls3s4c; green
stalk braid, d@41ac and hull, 4h@5c per ib.
Butter as been steady but quiet this week.
The receipts were liberal but heavy. There was
the. usual good local demand for the best grades
with moderate packing trade Creamery
sells al 2782Sc for extra seclectiois, 23@25c for
prime to choice lots. Choice Western X serve
dairy in lots will bring l4@l5c and selected
packages at l7@l8c per To- Good to prime
parking sells at S0l0c. Common 10 fair lots at
5@Tc per lb.
Candles have moderate sale and firm, with no
material change. We quote common talow at
i0@lO/ac, and star cand les at II agile per pound
Cotton yarns The market rules easy and
prices tenalng downward, though with q fair
demand. We quo.e as follows; Batting, 10@l6c:
pound yarns, 2lc: carpet war;, white, 2ic; DO,
coivred 26c; eoverlet warp. 23c perlu; fu weight
dozen yarns, No. 4oOs. II ac; No. 5D0s 10}9c: No.
6UOs, vac, and No. 7O0s, SIC per dozen. Cotton
rope, l7gl9r; twine, lStg20c; and candlewick. zoe
per Id.
Cordage has had fair, steady demand, and
market firm. We quote man liza at l21a@l3c,
slSai at 1Og101ac. ana jute at 8t2994c per pound.
Coal: Tue socks are light ana the market firm,
ana rates somewhat advanced, with a fair retail
demand Wequ te the following Youghiogheny
AT 16c, Kanawha at l4c. Hooking Valley and Mus
Du. ueiivered 10 70 suniers None selling ahoat.
Coke has been in moderate demand, anu steady,
with liberal offerings. We quote &c for gas-house.
&c for city manufactured, and 7g8c tor crushed.
per bD, at yards.
Coouelage mas been steady, with moderate de-
mand. We quot flour barrels, 25@}oc; pork bar
,els &C 095c; do ha bar els, 45W5Uc lnd tierces,
$l O3(gl 10; ham do. 4o(S50c; hy-ught hhds, $l rs
@l 30; wiisky barrels, slx-lron hoops, VI 2Jtgl 15,
and lar kegs 35c each.
Coopers' stuff was in ample supply. but Quiet.
We quule SlackbarreI poles. vs. .0@S: tight
barrel poles, I'@la, ana hogshead do, Sl5de 00s
IS per LOO; barrel slaves, SLIGO; hogshead
slaves, S6(12O pHri ,OU.
DRIED uits The market has been steady and
strong, with fair demand had ample receipts APP
pies .ellng al 312@41ac, and peaches at 51a@vc
per ID.
Eggs have had a steady market, and quiet.
The demand is fair and receipts ample. Fresh
arrivals Sell at 14c per d, zen.
Feathers have finn mar"et the receipts mod
crate and demand far. Prime live geese feathers
Sell at 45c per ID.
ket is firm. We quite rs iollnws: Mackerel, extra
mess, $25126: No. large Sl20123; No. Shore Sl /
OLA 50; no. large, $S 50@9; NJ. medium $40
Z SO; No large, $70s7 81; No. Smediuln $59o 70
per brl, and haf- barre one-hali these prices, with
2 c extra for packages Lake herring, 81 25Ns2 80;
white fish, 81 5O@4 is per half brl; saruines QUAR-
ter boxes w 6UlQ13 per case Goldfish, 4Ia@yoc per
ID. ana Smoked herring s3Ge25c per box.
Fruits: Market wei suppiicd, wth apples at 81 rs
a. per prl Grapes at =. y@3c for Ives, 319@4c for
Concord, and 41sca5c for Catow'a per ID Ounces
at $l@1 rs per bu in boxes and quiet. Pears sell
ing al S20G2 u / r common, and S5W6 for choice
varie les per brl, and uem and fairy til light offer
illgs Crallberr.es in fair supply and M derat.
demand at $76l9 for good 10 choice per bri. Lem
olls scarce ana firm at SjI6 per box. O.anges sell
at S6@6 50 per brl for Louisiana
Ginseng: The sup is moderate and the oe-
man far and market firm w.t.l prime to cilo.ce
selling at 81 05@l Is per Id.
Greese has moderate demand and steady with
ne change. White at 505Lc, yellow ut 41a644a4c.
Brown at at 4@414c per Id.
II ,des The receipts have been light and there is
7tg7 C; wet salted s0scla; dry salted, 9h@11c
ami flint 12@14c per ID. Sheep pelts, 75c@Sl w
each, ats 10 szl ana &, nu u u.
Hay has had II firm and quiet market with
moderate receipts and no material change. Good
IT, prime timothy $l3@14 and choice To- oose-pressed
at Sl4 80 per ton III buls On ARRIVAL. Mixed hay
at Sll@l2 per ton. Held $l@2 more for store
lots.
Hons have been firm and quiet with fair de-
mand and receipts Light. aud prime to cnolce
Eastern sell at 3I@137c per lh. Western merely
nomina'.
Hemp: The demand has been moderate ana the
market teady, and Rough Kentucky in ample
though m derate supply at $l20 per ton Oh arrival.
Dressed hemp has fair jubbing demand at Soc
for double and TIC Tor single dressed per Id
N store.
Iron has had firm and active market this week
and pr cus advanced The supply rather light
The iour-m ,nths' quotations for pig iron art Us
follows: Hanging r elk No. at S37g3S; No. coke
s gu ted at $i5@36; No. l stone IL at S;20lsS;
Hansing R'ci crwheel IRON at SI0g45, aud
Southern do at $S9@i3.
Naval slores: Fur demand and the market
firm. and quoted as follows: Turpcntine, 3l@
&c yer gallon; extra resine per barrel S.;
pale, $3 So No. l, S3D3 80; No. 2. 81 5OGa
27j: No - 25@2 5O navy p.tcn, $S 75e4; roofing
pitch, VI 75@2, and Carolina tar, $3 50(s3 rs per
brl; coal tar. s. 5OQ2 70 per brl including barrel;
oakurn 7Is@l0c per lb.
NUS: Market stea y for peanuts and the de-
mand fair st 5l4(djSzr for red, and 5j16aG1sc for
whte, lath f1n e for choice Virginia. Almonds
are selling at 2)@2lc per ID. Engl sh walnuts at
l3Ml4c, Filbcrs at 12W13c Pecans at 1l@l2c,
ana Brazil nuts at 100 Ilc per ID.
Obs: The market ;ts been firm for refined Pc
troieum and ling at 9alOc per gallon, us to fire
test. Lard oil is gu ct and joObing at 4S@5lc for
current make. ana 53@55c for winter extra. Lin
seed quiet and ,teady at 62@S4c per gallon.
Lead hHs quiet market and the d inand mod
crate and steady at 40 i54c for pig lead and 5a
SIC for bar, and &c for sheet lead, per Id.
Leather: There has been quiet and steady
market with moderate iobbing demand nj
the fn'owing rrces; Oak sole. s2@3ic: hem
lock do. 20M21c: harness 5003ir: rough do,
23M25c; skirtin5 32tg3oc American kip, 5.@S5c;
French 90, Slm1 ;U American calf, 15caSl:
French do. 81 2)e01 30 per ID. Birdie leatner.
$i09'5 per doz, and upper leather lSt@2Oc per
foot.