The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-26
ABSORPTION.


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and held at the latter for jObbing lots
| Bulk meats have had aquiet and steady market
closing with fail demand shoulders are quoted
at i0g412c per Id, all loose.
Bacon steady and quiet and light offerings with
shoulders at 41sc. clear rib at 4Hg5c, and clear
sides at 51s@54c per lb, all packed. Sugarcured
hams at 9dl0l2c, as to brand or average, Break
fast bacon at 654g74c, and shoulders AT 514G512c
per ID, canvased ana packed.
COTTON.
| The market has been steady and unchanged this
week ana very quiet The receipts up to to-day
were 3S6 bales, and shipments 80 bales. Stock es
timated at 1,Si5 bales Sales for the week 2l3
bales reported at the Cotton Exchange. The fol:
lowing are the official quotations at me close OF
business to-day: Ordinary lO}sc. good ordinary
| llhc, low middllng l1Hc; mIddlng ll1sc, good
middling ll1sc, middlinS lair ll4c, fair l54c per
lb.
has been easier. and declined 1c during the week,
and closing steady and with good demand at 81 "a
per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| Bagging: The demand was far and the market
closes steady. Jobbng lots quoted: Flax ut sc TOR
2lb 9l4c for 21s-lb, &c Tor 214-lb per yard ana
jute selling about l9l5ac higher. Iron cotton
| ties al S292 %.
Bags have had firm market and an improved
demand. We quote bNraps, 4bu, at lO9lOMc;
gunnies, 2bu, Al l412c; cotton seamless at ly924c
and wool bags at 3OG31c each.
Bark has had IL iair demand and the market
rules steady, with liberal offerings, and prime
chestnut oak selling at 50 5O@lO w per cord on
arrival.
Beeswax: Prime yellow sells at 2O921c per lb,
| and the demand moderate, with ample receipts.
Beans have been i'll moderate demand with light
offerings and no quotabc change in prices sell
! ing choice navys at 81 509l 60, Jar 10 prime at
| Sl4l 80 and common down to 6Oc per bu.
Broom corn had quiet and steady market with
! light receipts, and selling red brush at 2Rg3c red
tipped 39513c, green-stalk braid at i@4Z2c, and
| hurl at 4@4@5lac per lb.
| u and the
ket closing steady at previous prices as lows:
Steamboat at So 5Og4 Shaker s. 75G3 hurl at 81 %
O. 70, and common at 81 2j@l 70 per dozen
| Butter has had a steady market and little or no
change. The receipts continue large and there
was little demand for anything below prime, and
inferior lots were dull and heavy The local re-
tail trade lair but confined to the finest quail
tiles, which were in ample supply. We quote
| creamery at lG4lsc per ID for choice, the latter
for fancy selections. Dairymade al lSc for Sc
lected packages OF extra, and lOGl2c i'll lots, the
outside prices for choice Western Reserve. Good
to prime packing lots AT G@Sc. Inferior at 39ic
per b.
Candles had moderate demand and the mar
ket steady and quiet, and selling: Common tallow
at l0gllc, and star candles at l 1@@l2c per ID.
| Cheese has been moderately active and the mar
ket steady, with ample receipts, and prime TO
choice factory sells at 51a9Oc per lD. and inferior
dull and nominal.
Cordage was in fair request, and had firm
market, though quiet, and selling Manila al sl2H
Wl3c, Slsal 912@llc, and iute S14d9c per lD.
Il
mand, and no change in prices. We quote: Bat
ting. lOgl6c; pound yarns 2lc; ca pet warp
white, 2lc do colorcd, 25c coyerlet warp. sc per
ID; full weight d zen yarns No. 40Os 1lIIc; No.
COOS, 1OlYc; No. COOS 90 and No. ZOOS SIC per
dozen. cotton rope, l1YlYc; twine, lS92Uc and
CandewiCk 2UC perlb.
Coal has been quict,b but the market remains firm
unQeE limited receipts. Nothing doing atiOat We
quote l34l4c for Gough Osneny, lie for Kan
awha lOGl1c toI Muskngum and Hooking VAL
ley, lOc for Ashland and yc Ior Ohio RIVER per bu,
del VGIed 10 CONSUMERS
Coke continues dull the demand being light,
at previous prices. Crushed Sc, city manufactured
at &c, and gaS-house at &c per bu, nj yards Held
ut &c more, delivered to consumers.
Co0pers stun has been very quiet with moderate
demand only for slaves, and market steady,
with ample offerings. We quote Flour
barrel poles SGl7; .ightbarrel poles Sl29l4; hogs
head poles, Sljm2O; rough barrel slaves, Sl4Yl5;
dressed 40, Sl5gl7. and hogstlead staves Sl59l8
per 1000.
Cooperage firm, but quiet We quote: Flour bar
rcs 2705Oc; pork barrels, SJgy.c lard terccs,
Sol o5; ham tierces, 4J9ijc; SLACK hogsheads,
Sl4l 10; hy-light hOgSheads, 81 2J@l 20; half
hogsheads, 20 HSl lard kegs. 25 sSUc; IRON bound
whisky barrels, Il 0j41 ID.
Eg5a have been in large supply and lignt de-
mand and the market closes uull with fresh ar
rivals selling slowly at G2@Sc per doz
FCatneis had II moderate demand and ample
supply, and selling at 4lYi2c per ID for prime live
fruits There has been large supply of apples.
with only III derHte demand, ana freely offered
at SL2 D per Dtl, lalLcf lOT ctOIce. reaches were
= in lar demand ard receipts light, but AT the
close the supply is larger, and market easy at Sl9s
} per bu in boxes, a. TO quality. Pears i'll ample
= supply and demand lair at 75c@l per bu fol
common, and s! per bu for choice. BlaCkberreS
at SS9l2 per Stand OF bushels, for common
, to choice Lemons in fair request and good sup
. ply at Sj@6 per box. Oranges scarce at So 5Og
Hops have had a moderate demand and the
market stendy and quiet and selling at 10gl3c fol
Eastern per lb, as loquaIily.
= market was firm. The current prizes
" ~ Months tine: Charcoal hot-biast Hsngint
!, Roc, No. !, s2lG22; No. .. Sl9a2o; mill, slsal9
l Alabama No. l. .Sl9a20: Georgia and Tennessee No
: !. sl9m2O: mill, Sl7@l8 Raw coal and cOke-No. |
. 9lS@l3; 2, $l6Yl1; Hanging Rock car-wheels
;, S2S@3O; Alabama carwheels s2'@3C; Georgia
! and Tennessee car-wheeis S25@3O: salisbury do
y S36a3s. Old car-wheels, slS@2l Scrap-Wrought
8Oc@Sl: cast, 5OgG0c per cwt Bariron-Bolled
: 2@2t4c: charcoal 39SAc, oheetiIon, boiled, 81
, 314c: charcoal igo5gc: Russia, lic per H.
: mand was iair. We quote follows: Oal
T. SOLE 32a3,c; hemlock do, 2O@27c: harness. 800
J. 3ic rough do, 23a25c; skirtng, 3!@3Cc: Ameri
: can kip, jOgs5c French do, sol 3d. American
;, calf 75tGg3l; French do, 81 2OaI 80 per lb Drid
> leather, $4,000 per dozen, and upper leather L
Gu2UC per foot
Lead has been firm and in fair demand as fol
lows: Pig lead at 4l2u5c, bar lead at 51ag554C
!, and sheet lead Al 6H6 &c perl ID.
II Fish in moderate demand and market stead,
and quiet we quotc' Mhcsciel, extra mes
Sllm26 No. /, large Sl2g23 No. l shore
SIS 5O@l6; No. 2 large, SJ9y SO: No. 2 mt
dun. S7G7 80; No. large, 81 50aS No.
medium, S. aOGl6 per bn, and half.buTe S one-hal
these prices with c extra for packages. LAX
herring, s. 25@2 80; white fish, 81 2ja4 80 per hal
bril- sardines, quarter boxes, S2 5OWl3 per case
ana goldfish 44g5c per lb. Smoked herring, 3O4
35c per box.
Gfca c quiet with moderate demand, and quote
5@5Ic for white 41a@i14c for yellow, and IG44
iUr brown per ID.
Hay has had quiet and firm market, and re
ceiptS Light and prices unchanged. Prime t
choice timothy is in lair local demand ht Sl3dl
per ton and fair to good mixed hay quiet at 81
@ al2 per ton, in bales on arrival, aud store o
= held Si62 more per ton.
Hides met fair demand, and with modcrat
e. offerings the market remains firm. We quot
g Green G97c, wet salted 7i3@sc, dry salted gG1l,
o and flint 12@14c per lb. Sheep pelts, 75c@t
each.
Hemp was in light demand but little on tn
" market and firm, with rough Kentucky quoted
- sl1O@ll5 per ton on arrival. Dressed hemp i
store is jobbng at 7@7l.c for single and SgSi4c ft
double dressed per Id.
Mllleed has been steady and generally quie
with moderate demand and liberal receipts. "
quote bran al SIS j0g9, shipstuits at 50 509l0 ali
Y, mddlings at Sl3Gl6 per ton all bulk, on a
@ rival
er Naval stores: The market was firm and the d
81 Tnan1 fair Mt the following prlces Turppntin