The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-06

al 99lOc as TO average, ana some cholce orands
h, Id higher; breakfast bacon at 654G71sc, and
shoulders at 514@512e per lb, all eanyased and
packed.
The market WINS easv during the week and 1se
lower, but closing firm. Receipts for the week
ending to-day l47 bales. Sh pment, 30i bales.
Stock, l,70l tales The sales at Cotton Exchange
reported ~ bales aud the au,ho rzed Quotations
al the close OF the market to-day were as follows:
Ordinary, lGt4e; good ordinay, llAe; low mid
ding li3Ec; middling, l2c; good middling, l2l4e;
mlddllng fair, l5l4c and fair li14c per ID.
WHISKY
Has been easy and declined lc during the week,
and the market closing steady to-day, with good
demand and sales at 81 VI per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bugs have a steady, quiet market and the de-
mand moderate. We quote cotton seamless at ~
@25c, 2-bu gunnios at l3@l4c, 4-bu burlaps at
109l0lac, and wool bags at 9O9SSc each.
Bagging has been fairly active and the market
is easy, but no material change Flax in Jobbing
lots o5l@6c for bib, 94c ior 21sb ana 9lac tor
21I-lb per ward Jute about lc higher than flax.
Iron ties at S. 80 per bundle Of 30 each.
Bark has had moderate demand and the mar
ket steady under limited receipts. Prime chest
nut oak at 50 50@l0 per cord atlOat.
Beans have been dull and nominal at 81 80 for
choice navys, 81 l59l 30 for good to prime and 9Cc
al for inferior, per bushel.
Brooms were steady and quiet with no change
in prices. Common sell at 81 25@l 75 hurl at
81 25(92 70, Shaker at 81 50g3, and steamboat at
S3 259l per dozen.
Broom corn has been in moderate demand
and the offerings light, with firm market and
selling: Red brush at 39S12c, red tipped at 334
@4c, greenstalk braid at 41295c, hurl at 545Mc
per pound.
Butter. The receipts have been ample, but not
heavy and the market remains st ady. with little
| or no change during the week. The local demand
is about equal TO the offerings of the better quail
| ties. We quote creamery at l6@lSc Tor prime 10
choice lots Oh arrival ana 19g20c for extra selec-
ons. Choice dairy at ll@l3c in lots, and liGt loo
for selected packages. Good TO prime is quoted AT
S@10c per Id. Inferior at 4@6c per ID.
| Candies were in moderate demand and steady,
and selling at i0}a@l1c for common tallow, and
| II la@12c for star candles perlb.
Cheese has had quiet market, and firm, with
fair jobbiug demand and selling prime to choice
factory at G(g61ac per ID.
Cordage has mad fair demand, and market
steady Manila at l2@ &c, sisal at lo1a@l1c, and
Jute at S54@91ac per ID.
and closes firm at the followin. prices
Flour barrels 27@SOc; pork barrels, 9oQ95c;; lart
tietces, u lo@l '5; ham tierces, 409i5c; slacl
hogsheads, sl@l "; hy-tight hogsheads 81 log
%; h.iali hogsheads 90c@sl; lard kegs SOC
iryn.bound whisky barrels, 81 05@l 15.
COopers' stuff: The receipts moderate but am
pie ana the market quiet and steady We quote
as follows: Flour barrel poles. S6@S tight barre
l
slaves, 81 i@18 hogshead slaves, Sl6@lS per LOCO
Whiteoak hosshead slaves scarce, and will sell a
S30@35.
Coal has had quiet, firm market and full sup
ply. TIE rates at1oat are &c ior Ohio River 6l5@
&c for Ashland, 797lac fol Kanawha and SC 10
loughiogheny, per bu. We quote delivered t
consumers at Y"-na''o9 for Ohio River 9l50a10c fo
Ashland 1O911c Tor Muskingum and Hockin!
Valley, l091lC for kanawha, and 119l2c 10
1oWtiogheny, per bu.
Coke has lipht demand and no ,
unchanged, and quot at Sc for crushed, &c TO
city, and &c for gashouse per bu at yards, and 3
more delivered.
Cotton yarns have had a quiet but steady mar
kel, though rather easy at the close, We quote
Batting, 10@l2c; assorted yarns, dc; warp 2lc
candlewick, 2Oc; coverlet yarn, 23c; colored warp
26t; tWlne, loW20c rope, lS9l9c per Id; No. oOU
lO12c; No. 600 s12c@ No 700 SIC per dozen.
Eggs have firm market and fair demand, will
lis,ht receipts and selling at l2@l3c per dozen 10
fresh.
Feathers have been IN fair demand and tn
market firm at 42(Q43c per ID.
Fish has had firm market but quiet with mod
crate demand at the following prices; Mackere
extra mess, $25@26; No. l. large, S22@23; No.
shore, Sli@l4 80; No. large S. 50@9; No.
medium. S7@7 50; No. 3 large, S7(Q7 So; No
medium, S5@5 so per brl, and half-barre
one-hall these prices, with 25c extra for pacl
ages. Lake herring, s. 25@g2 ~; white fish, 81 5Ol
+ 4 IS per half brl; sardines quarter boxes, Sl2
tu13 per case; goldfish 41aY5c per Id, and smoke
herring, 23n25c per box.
frliits' reacies s III arg supply ana lair az
naa az 1acesi Gt Or 'oM ner u h W. npie5 Piehs
ati4 % aul m Ia az ,ocge- ~ por nd e5o sn t sGl Ing
at %ogo 2o ior OoiicoIdS D." $ysN ~ ioi ives pc
staiq OF ou' Danisons m soo al s3eeo ~ per SIAN
o. +.a ou, nea,s at ~ 99gs Ior common ~ 6ut barl
l,.Ss @'e ~ ?c't,ee any neg ~ a. eoao o Pe' Dr. Lem
ols IN iair ueinauu az Si olao oo per box Orange
qaG0tea az sl@o per oo1, ana duli.
ulilseile nas y lair utlilaiia 10 ana aiiu marKet frm
WIN PRIME s W coace a9ts al SVcesl Per Id.
"Ieess Has W qute' Whft Sea.E Hi market ana ul
changeecu. ,ltgec we quote; MniN W oYoAc' yellow
4122Sgi4c. @loMn own a. t;@a74u pr sp
Ray was "a talis aetse anu 'ne market stead
anu qh,Fo wl, al ieeeps r t rlie M 70 cnolc
s,a oy dr l.o.e te IN LIE M per ao MiAeh nay
9Sgao pct a,oa eoai Ill oaiee oh arrival ABOUT
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