The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12

9OGsl lard Kegs. 2593Ve; lron-pound whisky bar
res, 81 05dl Is.
Coopers' stuff had moderate demand and
ample supply and unchanged. We quote: Flour
barrel poles. S6p7; tight barrel poles S12@li hogs
head poles, sl5@2O; rough barrel slaves, sl2gl4;,
dressed 90, Sl5gl7, and hogshead slaves, SlbglS
per 1000.
Coal Market amply supplied and steady, with
fair seasunahle demand. wholesale market
nominal Youghioghtny sells at lie ka awha It
lie, Hooking Valley and Muskingum at lO@llc,
Ashland at l0c, and Ohio River at 9c per bu,
delivered TO consumers.
Coke was duh and no change in prices and sell
ing at Sc for crushed, &c for city manufactured,
and &c for gas-hOuse per ion at yards, and about
&c more per bu delivered TO consumers.
Cotton yarns have been firm, but quiet snd no
IN ater al change. We quote: Batting, 1O@l6C as
sorted yarns, 2lc; warp, 2lc wicking, 20c; cover
let yarn, 2SC: colOred warp 2Gc: twIne, lSa20c:
rope, ls@19c per lb No. 500. l0}ac; No. co., PC;
and No, 100 SIC Ier dozen.
CUrdage stea,iv and moderate demand and
quoted at 12lS@l3c for MANILA l0tgllc for sisal,
9G9Rc for jute per Id.
Eggs The demand has been light but receips
moderate and fresh selling at 9g9lsc per dozen.
Feathers have had fair demand and the mar
ket continues steady. Prime live geese selliug at
4lIi2c per lb
Frulls. Apples in large supply and fair demand,
and selling At Sl@2 p brl, MS to quality. Pears
in fair demand and quoted at 81 509! 25 per bn.
Piums firm with light receipts, and selling at $5@
so per stand of bu. CurrnntS atSGG7 Ierstand
OF bu aud receipts light IlspberriCs sell at 80 80
al per stand OF bu for black. with large receipts,
but red scarce and firm at 81 j0g5 per bu. Black
berries firm and receipts limited and selling nj 81
0g6 per Du for choice cultivated. Oranges selling
at S5697, and lemons i'll fair demand al 81 5O@5 80
per box.
Fish: The demand has been moderate and the
market steady as follows: Mackcrcl, extra mess,
Sl5 jOal6; No. large, SJg9 50; No. . me.
dunn, SOY 50 No. 3 large, 81 5o@S; No. 3
medium s. j0@6 per brl, and hali-baTe one-half
these prices, with c extra for packages. Lake
harpin NG,D tn fish I,,,lf
brl; sardines. quarter boxes Sl2 5Opl3 per case
aud Goldfish 41a9oc per lb. Smoked herring, S0tS
35c per box.
Hay has been In fair consumptive demand and
the market firm with moderate receipts. Prime
| to choice timothy selling at Sl3@14 per ton n
bales on arrival, and fair TO good mixed hay held
at Sll@l2 per ton. In store 81 Ipore asked
HIDES: The demand was fulr and the market
firm with light offerings. We quote Green 5lsa
&c. wet sailed 397c dry salted S010C, and flint
l2gl4c per lb Sheep pelts, 5Oc9s1 each, as TO
quality.
Hcmp-was steady and quiet with moderate de-
| mand, light offerings with rouge Kentucky at
| Sll0@ll5 per ton on arrival. dressed is jobbjng
slowly at 7@71ac for single, and 7A@S14c for
double per Id.
| Hops had II firm marketand the demand moder-
| ate and supply ample, and Eastern II at 0al2c
| per lb, as To quality. Western dull and nominal
Iron: There was little or no Change in the mar
| ket. The dcmUmd was moderate for both pig and
| mNlleabe. We quote the fOllowIug-pig iron at
| four months TIM: Charcoal hntb asst Hanging
Roc No. l. 82l a22: No. 9 S10a2O: mill. SlSal9;
Alabama, No. .Sl9m2O: Georgia and Tennessee No.
l, Sl9@2O mill. Sl7@lS. Raw coal and coke-No l.,
$1S9lP: No. 2. sl6gl7; Hanging Rock carwheels,
S2S(y3O; Alabama car-wheels, S2I@3O Georgia
and Tennessee Ctr-wheels s25a5O; Salisbury do
S3GM3S Old car-wheels. slS@2O Scrap-Wrought,
SOr6tSl: cast. 50GGOC per cwt Bar iron-BOllcd,
Gu214c: charcoal 3g3t4c. Sheet iron, boiled, 3Qs
| 314c charcoal i95l9c Russia, lie per Id.
| Leather had a lar ipbblug trade and steady
| market. We quote: Oak sole, 32d9lc; hemlock
lN -r. hnEp Ips ,ttpE sr
Skrting. S!93oc; American kip, 50G,5c: French
| do, Sal 81: Anne lean calisknS, 75c9sl; French
do, 81 2Odl 50 per lb; bride leather, $iO455
per dozen, and upper leather lSa2Oc per foot
Lead has been in lair request and firm ana n
tendency to higher prices Bar lead at 5aii4c,
pig lead al 41aM5c, sheet lead at G@Gl4 per ID.
Millieed: The market has been steady and quiet
Bran in ample supply and freely offered at S9@
30 per ton on arrival. shipstuls held III
SlOal1 PER ton, and dull. Middlings at Sl3@l6
per ton. About " more IN store.
Nails have had a moderate demand and the
market steady. Selling ut 81 0j92 10 per keg
for l0d to COD, and other sizes al proportonate
prices.
Naval stores, The market has been steady with
gallon, resin extra pale s.; pale, 81 80; No !, s.
! az so; No 9, SO 50a2 75 No. 5, s. 25g2 80: navy
piIch, s. 75ot4; roofing pitch 81 1872. and Caro-.
Ina tar 81 50g8 % per brl. Coal tar 81 J0g2 rs
per brl. OAktln, S4lOc per lb.
Oils: steady ANA generally qniet at about prev-
ous prices. Lnseed is jobbing at 65c per gallon,
and extra lara oil selling fairly al 5O@b2c for
current make aud 53mi5c for winter Refined
petroleum in fair demand, and selling at DQ
10 l1c per gallon, as TO fire test.
Peanuts have been steady and quiet with
moderate ceipts and fair demand. White sell
at jl5a6c aud red 4Imal4c per ID.
Potatoes have been in large supply and the mar.
ket closing easy and the demand moderate being
entirely for local consumption and supplied from
wagons 81 7592 per brl, loose, on arrival. Held
about 2jc more for packed in shipping order
| Poultry continues quiet and steady. Chickens
| only are in fair demand, and receipts being mod
| crate the market is firm at s. 75a3 so for full
grown and 81 25di2 % for young spring chickens,
as to size and condition.
| Rags: Steady market and ample receipts, with
fan demand. White cotton at So, mixed a &c per
lb. Woolen at Sa9c for fine and s4@lc for Jarse,
per pound.
Sa i dull, and with little or no change. Turks
Island held at 3jG.ic per bu. Liverpool coarse
at S1@l 05 per sack Ohio River and kAnawha
selling at 81 50 for large barrel, and 81 Is for
seed; The demand is ~ generally
! Hungarian grass ana common willet atS1 3O01 35
and German miet at 81 IOdl So per bn. Flax seed
at 81 1O@I 20 er bu, Clover ut 6j4g7c per lb.
Timothy at 81 75@l so per bu.
| Starch Is in fair request, and steady. Prime
reari at 23l@$c, and gloss at Gh4@7c Ter ID, -,
changed. We quote German at 5W TiEc olive al
4%@44c and common yellow at 2i4@3c per Ii.
1alluw was in moderate demand and the mar
. kpJ SlehNN. We uublN, OuHtly AT JjdC, pAthtu
and city at &c, loose, per III.
| Timers ware was in fair demand and held
steady at the following prices: Zinc slab, 6aGl%c
sncet T@7i5c; block tin. l74dl9; solder, l0@l3c
cOpper lng0ts l7l4c; bottoms, q: brazerS' sheets
24@3Or per lh; tin plate X per box, S9@9 25; IC
S7m7 %; and roofing, IS 1jd7 2j.
Wooden ware had a moderate jobbing trade
with a steady quiet market We quote: Wash
boards 81 3o@2 .; buckets, trwo-hoop, 81 $O@1 40
three hoop 81 55G1 co; tubs, No. l, sGIG 25; No. 2
S5d5 %: No. 3, Sm4 25 and nests Of EIGHT
s. 25m2 10; chums, No, l. sS@9 No. 2 81 jO@
8, and No. 3, SG@7 per dozen.
Wool has been more qu ct and the demand wa
fair with ample supply and no material charge
We quote: Unwashed Gombing. 26m27c: de
lane. 25@26c; clothing. 2i@2jc, and common
1G@22c per Ib Washed; Fine tiecces, 2SaSOc
medium do, 9O@32c; delaine do, 83@3Ic: lons
combing, 3i@aGc. Tub-w ashcd: Course, 2i@2Sc
and choice. 3Gg36c. Pui ed: Lambs, 2jm2fc
super and long, 27@2Sr, and bury and fleece
grown al 36t5c per lb less
Vegetables: onions in large supply end don
and sell ng at 81 5O613 per brl. CucumDers pen
ty and in nir demand at 2042bc per dozen
String beans lull aud large receipts at 5OdfOc pc
bu Tomatoes in fnir demand and moderate re
CENTS of choice homegrown at $}Cd3 70 per hu