The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19

3O3 bales shipments 526 bales. Stock / .7G7 bales.
Sales light The closing authorized quotations
at the Cotton Exchange are aS llOws; ordinary
l054c, good ordinary 1ll4c, low middling lllac,
middling 1I54c, good middling l2c, mlddling lair
1875, fair 1876 per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bagging firm and far demand We quote: Flax
2lb, SI4@9c 2ls-lb, 9L4c, ana 2l4-lb at 9lac per
yard for jObbing lots Jute about lc mole per
yard. IrJn ties AT 81 75e.2 per bundle
Bugs were III good demand and the market clos
ing firm. Cotton seamless, 2-bu, NJ 20a2jc gun
MES 2-bu, al l314@lie, bHriaps 4bu, at l00glOhc,
and wool bags 3O931c.
Bark has had u firm market with moderate re-
Ceipts ami the demand fair, and prime chestnut
oak sells at $40 percUrd HiOat.
Becswux ha- been du and the receipts moder
ate and market steady al 2Oc per ID ior prime yell
low.
Beans have been in moderate supply and the
market quiet and steady. Choice nayys nj u hu9
60 for j0Dbing lot, good to prime White at 81 LEG
30, ana inferior at I5H9UC per Du.
Blooms have been III moderate demand and the
market firm, selling common at 81 5OA2 hurl al
S2 25g2 20, Shaker al 81 5O93, and steamboat at
IS 506t4 per dozen.
Broom corn has had quiet and firm market,
with moderate offerings. We quote red brush at
3@32c, red tipped AT 331c, green stalk braid at AZ
@434c, and hurl at 5Gl5I2c per lb.
Butter has had II steady market and quiet, with
little or no change during the week. The receipts
wrre large and the supply of Inferior grades was
excessive. The local retail trade was abo sllifi-
clent TO absorb the offerings OF the finer qualities.
Creamery selling at l59lS per Id, the outside
price lOr extra selections. Duiry-made at l2Gtl3c
for single packages OF Western Reserve, anu 100
Ii for choice in lots. Prime packing lots offered
at s., and good at &c per lb. Common dull at sc
perlD.
Candles quiet and steady, with moderate de-
maud and selling: Common tlow at lOl9@llc,
and star candles at l26ll21 1Sc per ID.
Cheese was III moderate jubbng demand, and
the market quiet aud easy. Pnme 10 choice fac
tory selling at 512W6c per 10.
TfiltTA had M of
finn and selling at 124lSc tor Manila, lO12@llc
for Slsal, 9991ec for Jute per TO-
Cooperagt mas had quiet market, with moder-
ate demand and steady. We quote Flour barrels;
g7dSOc; pork barrels. 6O@t5c; lard tierces 958Sl;
ham tierces 45@5Jc; slack hogs heads, Sl@l 10;
ty-ught hOgsneads. u 2JSl 70; hall hogsheads.
gOuSl lard kegs, 25gGUc; lron.Dound WHISKY bar
res, 81 054l To-
COouers stuil had fair demand generally for
barre sLaves and other articles quiet. Receipts
ample, but moderate. We quote: Flour
barrel poles, S6@7; .ghtbarrel poles S12ali; hogs
head poles, SlJ@2U; rough barrel slaves, Sl2glI:
dressed 40, $l0@l7, and hogshead slaves, Sl5glS
per 200.
Coal was in steady but moderate retail demand.
Nothing doing VINO esale. We quote as follows de-
lIverpd to consumers: ONO RIVER al 9c. Ashland at
Zoe, Muskingum and Hooking Valley at lOW lie
Nanawha at 1l9l2c, Iough ougneny ~ l39l4c
per bu, ana anthracite at s. 5O(g6 per ton
Coke was in light demand and held a previous
prices. We quote &C. lor gashouse, &c for city
manufactured, and Sc for crushed ut yards, per
Du, and &c more delivered.
Cotton yarns nave been III fair demand and the
market is without material change, We quote
Batting. l09l2c assorted yarns dc; warp, 2lc
wcking, 2Uc coverlet yarn, 2iC: colOred warp 26C
twnc 100 2Uc; rope, 1S@1yc per ID; No 800 lO14c;
No. 600, ~ &c; and No. 100, SIC per dozen.
Eggs have had a dull and ensy market with light
demand, and at the close fresh arrivals will not
! bung over &c per dozen.
Feathers were in fair demand and the market
rules finn under III derate receipts, and selling for
| prime live geese at 41Gi i2c per Id.
| FRUITS: Peaches scarce and firm, and held at s.
al per bu i'll boxes. Pears in good supply and fair
demand, and selling at s2C93 per Du for good TO
choice, aud down " 7jc I common. Apples in
| larse supply and light demand at 81 jOI2 D for
good TO Cnulcc and mlnal fOr inferior, Black
berries sell ut Se9l2 per stAud of bu for good
To choice. WhOrLleDerries ut $l@j per stand OF
| 2 Du, Ora ges in light supply at SOttS per box.
| Lemons in lair demand and good supply and firm
al 81 5Og5 80 per box. Dned apples duh and nom
inAl al 412gj14c, and dried peaches az 31sg4 aC
per ID.
and quoted as follows: Mackerel, extra mess
s2j926: No. l, large, S22W23; No. | shore
slj oUgl6; No. large, sJ(s9 80; No. 2 me
dunn, S147 50; No. large, s. 5O9S; No. 3
medium So O(a6 per brl, aud huli-barrc sone-hali
these prices, with DC extra for packages. Lake
herring, 81 2j92 5U; white fish, "a 25l4 30 per hall
brl: sardineA, qunrtcr boxes si2 5o,a4i3 pos eese
and goldfish 41g9oc per lb. Smoked herring, 5Ot5
35c per DoX.
| Hay has been E fair demand for local consump.
hon, ana the market trln. Prime u choice tim
othy quoted al sl3gl4 per ton on arrival III bales.
Fair 10 good miXed nay Ut Sllgl2 per ton. Held
| ii s2 more per ton in store.
| HIDES have been ii III with light receipts and fail
demand. We quote: Green 51y6l6c wei salted 6 4
a7C, dry saltcd SG10c. ana GHlt l2tgllc per ID
Sheen pelLs, JOc(gsl each us 10 qualify.
Hemp has itad a qulet a.d unchanged market
| Rougu kentucky IN light supply and selling al
sll0gil5 per ton on arrival ana held about - more
in Store. Jressed sells al SaSl &c for double and
74719c for single dressed in store and ar jubb ne
demand.
Hops were in good supply and the demand fair
and slling al lU0Sl3c ior Eastern. Western dull
and nom nal.
Iron: The market was firm but quiet The de-
mend was moderate and 10 quotable change OBJ
served We quote us follows, with pig ron al
four months time: Charcoal hOt-b aSt IIamging
Roc No. l. S2l 6l2l: No. q Sl9G20: mill. SlSidly
Alabama, No 1880 70: Georgia and Tennessee No
!, Slyu2O: MILL Sl7nlS. Raw coal and coke-No l.
SlSal9; No. 2, Sl6@ylI; Hanging Rock car-whees
S2NH3O; Alabama Car-wnecls, S2Ia3O; Georgil
ana Tennessee car-wheels S2jgJO: salisbury do
S36a8S Old car-wheels. SlSM2O Scrap--W Wrought
SUcWSl: cast, 5U0pGUc per cwt Bar ar-iron-Boiled
2G2l4c: charcoal. 3(g344c Sheetilon, boiled, SO
sc: charcoal ilaj1oC. Russia l4r per lb
Lea her had "a steady ma kct ana quet with
fa1r iobhiug trade ut the following ptices Oal
sole, S2a3c; hemlock do. 2Oa27c: harness. 500
Sac: rough DO 23tu2oc; Skirting, 32gSUc Amerl
can kip, 514s5c; French do, Sal 81: Anne cal
leather, $lUa65 per dozen, aud upper leather II