The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

B. lO96. .l5c per ID. City Kettle dul at 73c per Id.
Bulk meats were quiet and steady with moder-
ate supply. shoulders, loose, at S.556t3.60c, rib
sides at 4.60c and clear sides at 1904 soc per lb
Packed meats H@14c per lb above loose.
Bacon: Market steady, and he demand light
Shoulders at 4@41r, rib sides at 510@5l5c, and
clear sides at 535@j. .4oc per 10, all p ckcd
Sugar.eured meats in fair jobbing demand and
firm. Shoulders quoted 5H95lac, breakfa bacon
as to average and band held higher, all canyased
and packed.
COTTON.
The market has been firm all the week. and
quotations advanced about 1scsince our last The
rrce pts for the week were l72 bales. Shipments
2, 1872 bales Stock estimated at 3,4U5 bales Sales
500 bales. The closing official prices are rs fol-
lows: Ordinary l2c good ordinary 12l@c. low mid
| ding lt54c, mddling l3C good middllng 1870,
middling fair lac, fair l5c per pound.
| WHISKY.
| The market has been firm and closes steady to-
day. The demand is active and selling al 81 W per
gallon
| MTsCELLANEoUs
| Baggng has been in fair demand and closing
firm Flax quoted in jobbing lots at &c for BIB,
| 93c for 2A-lb and 10c for 214-lb per yard. Iron
| ties at 81 per bundle.
b rs had onlya moderate demand and remain
| steady at 9la@10hc for 4bu burlaps, lSIa@14c for
2bu gunni S, l9924c for 2-bu cotton seamless
and 3O@37c for WOODEN bugs each.
Bark was in fair demand and the receipts were
liberal and market cay at S9g 10 per cord for prime
chestnut oak aflOat.
Beeswux in moicrate jobbing demand and lin
tied offerings and prime yellow ut 2lG22c per lb.
Beans w re in light demand, but steady and no
quotabe change. Jobbing sales of choice navys
ut 81 50l1 60, good t. prime white or medium at
| 81 150Dl 30 and inferior at 7lG90c per bu.
BrOOms quiet and steady with little or no
change. Common at ST. SOAP 90, hnrl at 81 50g
2 IS Shaker at 81 1903. and steamboat at s. 5Og
90 per Dozen
BrtDm rn is in moderate but ample supply
and demand rather light at previous prices. We
quote red brush and red tipped al 2N93c, green
stalk braid at S12@ic, and hurl at 41s@5c per
pound
Butter: The receipts were not large this week
but there were ample offerings Of the finer quail
ties, which are IN fair local request Lower grades
cont nue. dull and heavy with supply in excess OF
the demand. There is very moderate demand
| for packiug and shipping. Pices are rather easy
with no material decline. Creamery iSquOted at
l6@l9c, the latter for extra selections. Da"vmade
at l39lie for choice Western Reserve and ll@l2c
for Central and Southern Ohio per lb and the
outside figure general y for selected pa kages
Medium to good at sGSc and common at 5@ic
per h.
Candles were in moderate demand, and the
market eady and quiet WequOte common tai
Iowa lO@lU12c. anu star candlts at ll14@l2c per
p Iund.
pies quoted at So 5Oes4 10, as to quality and light
supply and little demand Lemons are firm with
far deTan aud moderate SUI ply, aud selling al
5 per nox oanFes SatG are suss! s and u steady and
Dried frul dul and nominal, and peaches at SO
312c and apples at 2>a@3c per lb.
Fish: Tne demanu has been light and the mar.
ket inactive at previous prizes We quote;
Sl2@23; No. / shore, SIS 50@l6; No. 2
large, $9Gy 30; No. medium S7g7 50 No 3
large s. jOgS; No. 3 medium, s. 0gG yer brl, and
haIi-balre one-halt these prices, with 2 c eXtla
for packages LAKE herring, 81 25g2 5O white fish,
81 25M4 % per half brl; saruines, quarter boxes
Sl2 5Otul3 per case and goldfish 414@5c per Id.
Hay mas bet qhiet ana steady, with moderate
consumptve demand We quote timothy, prime
to choice, al $l2 5O9l3 50 per ton, arrival FAIR
10 good mixed LAY at slOgll 30 per ton on ar
rival, and about g. more in store. Wheat straw
is q oted at 81 5095 5o. and oat straw " 5O@7
pei ton.
Hides were in fair demand, end the market
steady with Light Offering. Green s. agGc, wet
salted 6R@7c, dry salted SalOc, and flint l2gl4c
per ID. Sheep Dels, 50c@a1 each, as Ia quail ".
Hops have had u lisnt uelndn1, and tue market
remains quiet and steady, ana quoted for Eastern
at D.! lOc, Ior prime to choIee and Western al 1GSt
per ID.
Hemp was in moderate demand and the mar
ket steady and l4ht offerings for rough Kentucky
a $9O&lOO per ton on arrival: We q,l te dressed
in jobOlng is at 634@154G for double and 6A9
&c iOr single dressed per ID.
Iron has had II quiet ana steady market. with
but Httle demand ioI either pig iron or malIeable
The current prc.s at months time for pig ron
are as fn lows: lnrcnal hut-n ast Hanging Roc
No. l, S2la2l: No. 3 Sl9ca2O; MILL Slsal9; Ala
bama No. l. $l9H2O: Georgia and Tennessee No. /.
Sigu2O; mill, Sl7(ulS. Raw coal and coke-No. |,
SlSalq; No. 2, Sl6t917; Hanging Rock car-wheels,
S2,a3O; Alabama Car-wherls Sl7@30; Georgia
and Tennessee vaT-wHeels. S25@t3O: salisbury Iln,
S36maS. Old car-wheels. slS@2O. Scrap-W rought,
SOcaSl cast, 50@6Oc per cwt Bariron-BOiicd,
lm21.c: CHARCOAL 3g31ac. Sheet iron, bOed, 80,
3Ilc: charcoal i@s51sc. Russia, Ne per b
Lead was IN lair jobping demand aud steady
We quote pig lead at 354a c, ana bar lead AT "a
m5c ~hce cad at 5lac per lb.
Leather has been N tar Jobbng demand aud
steaiv. W. quot Oak sole, 30a32c; hemock
do laa27c: harness. 2SN32c; rough DO, 23a25c;
hkiGting u,, 3!(g34c: bride leather, siOr5j per
dozen American kip, 55G75c per ID: French do
9Oc@l %; Anne lean cafsknls oOc@sl 90: French
do, 81 2Ogl 70, aud upper leather lSa22c per
foot
Millfeed: Bran has been fairly active, and clos
ing finn under moderate tferin@s at Sl2 per ton
EnlIs'ulls quiet ami held at Sl2n12 50 per to
.ddI 'ss iii fair demand at 81 dlj per ton, all
in bulk on arr val, and s. moie kea in store.
Naval st%rss ,G haye ND ND STE dy market, md
@0@32c per gallon; resin. extra pale, s.; pale,
81 ~; NJ. /, So 0O93 10; Il, ., 81 5O@2 75 No g.
s. 25@2 50; navy pitch, 50 7ja4; roofing tch,
Coal la, 81 5Oa2 70 perbrl: oakum, 714@ys4c per
pound.
Nails: Moderate demand and market steady,
ana selling al u U5@2 % per keg for l0d to 6Od,
and s. 2jg2 60 for 6d@Sd.
Nut are steady, and the demand moderate
We quote: mcnds 1920; oceans, Sal0c; fiji.
berts g@l2cT Brazil nuts. 5R@6I2c, and English
WdllluIS, lUWiZc per ID ItlllluE III IllT request,
and moderate supply. White at 5Lag6c. and red
al 4t4@5lac per ID
Oils W re steady and lit or no charge
Fair demad for refined petroleum. and
sell ng 9GlULoc per gallon, Hs to fire t 81. Extra
lard oil quiet AZ 45Gt50C fUr current make. Lin
seed in steady ana moderate demand at &C per
gaNtnn.
Powder and shot: Market quiet and Steady
Rife uowder quoie Mt 81 2jg 70, as 10 quality
ana mining at 81 , a. 10 per eg. shot at SlS6d
10 fir assorted, and 81 25(u22 ior puckshcL Der
keg.
Potatoes have been in fair consumptvc demand
and the market otherwise dull. The supply OF
OLD is moderate and reId at 9OcGSl per bu for
Cheese has been steady thou-h quiet and the
market well supplied, and fair c0llSumptive de-
mund at 7g719c per Id TO- prime to choice factory
COrdage mas had quiet and steady market, and
unchanged. Manila al Il l.@121ac sisal at 100
glUXc aud iute al g. 2@9c per h.
toOpets' stuff IN MOI crate, but ampe .upplv,
and prices are without maieri change. We
quote: Flour barrel poles. SGm7: .ight-barrrl
poles, $1!@li; hugsheHd poles, Sl5m2O; rough
barrel slaves, Sl2M14; dressed 90, Sl59l7, and
hogshead slaves, S5@lS per 1000.
CunptIaLe is IN mod rat demand and steady,
at about prrvI' MS pric,s We quote fo barrels.
25d3cc: pork barrels. 5Odi5c: lard tierces 75aSOc;
ham terces. 5O955c; slack hogs heads sltai 10:
fy-tight hOgsh,HGs, 81 2jCgl 30; half hogsheats.
9O@g5c; lard kegs. 25c: iron bound whisky barrels,
81 l5@1 25.
Coal nas been quiet and steady No wholesale
demand. The retail rates as follows Yuugn-
t. ..lr,. lIn.y