The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-21
spring is quoted 6Oa7Oc for good to primo, and

spring is quoted 6Oa7Oc for good to prime, and
low grades down to 8Uc per bu.
C0RN-rhe market has been easier at the
close OF the week, under heavy receipts. Old
mixed ear is offered At 4Sc per bu for prime on
track, but it is difficult TO make sales at that
flure. Prime new ear is quoted 40c per bu Tor
mixel on track, and new sheled Is held at 42a
MESS PORK-There is a steady market, with
a moderate demand New mess is held at
$l6 25al6 50 per brL Old mess is Dominally
held at $l7al7 rs per brl.
LARD-There is fair demand for prime,
and it is steady at 1OAc per lib. Kettle is
quoted 10Aa1ic per lb.
BULK MEAIS-The market is quiet and
with q nrm feeling. Shoulders are quoted 6aa
81 clear rib sides s1<aSkc, and .clear sides
So SIC per Id for new meats, all loose.
BACON-Tnere is very little offering. and
the market is very quiet. Shoulders are quoted
71sa7Ac, clear rib sides 94as1 &c. and clear sides
9%alOc per lb all packet sugar cured hams
are worth l4alIhc per lb, canvased and
packed.
GREEN MEATS-Are neglected, owing TO
the nnfavorable weather. Hams are quoted
91Sal0c per lb, and choice heavv sold to-day at
10hc per lb. Shoulders are quoted 5%a6c, and
clear rib sides are held at Sc per lib.
GUrLON-Has been steady and quiet all the
past week. The receipts are moderate with
limited sales. No material change in prices
Sales to-day OLA bales; stock, S,492 bales. We
quote the following official prices Of the Gin
cinnat Cotton Exchange. Oruinary, 9nc; good
ordinary, 101ac; low mlldling, lie: m,dlnng
l11sc: good mIddhns, 123; mlddling Tair, l27Sc;
far, l316G per lb
WHI5KY-Is firm to-day with fair demand,
and an advance Of lc was established with
sales Of 46J brls ats 06 per ga, ion.
ALCOHOLICS in moderate request and
easy. We quote it 81 lOal II per gallon for
IS per cent. above proof.
ASHES The demand continues light, but
nnpnnnwed.
pearl 71ac and potash 415c per ID.
BAGS-Are in limItel request, but prices
are steady. Burlaps 4-bu are worth l3al4c.
Gunnies, 2-bu, l4al5c, and cotton seamless
sacks are quoted 20a25c.
BAGGING - The market is easy, and there
is q fair demand. Flax bagging quoted l2c
for 2-lD, G for 2H-lb, aud IA aishc for "a :
BARK-There is firm market for chestnut
oak bark, with light receipts, and prime has
advanced TO s2@ per cord, atloa, and good
demand.
BEESw Ax-Ths demand is fair and the
| offerings are ample at 27c per lD for prime on
arrival.
| BEANS-Are steady, with moderate re-
ceiptsand fair demand, atSl 6Oal 70 for prime to
choice navYs, 81 40al 30 for good to white medl-
| ums, and common are offered at 9OcaSl per bu
BROOMS-Ihe demand is moderate, ana
| prices are steady and unchanged. Common
| are quoted 81 60a2, hurl 50 75a2 s., Shaker SSa
3 70, and steamboat S4a5 per dozen.
BROOM COith-COntiuues steady and quiet,
with liberal receipts. We quote red pruen "a
a4Isc, green stalk braid 5a51zc, and choice
green hurl 6a61s per Id.
BUTTER-lhe market has been steady but
very quiet all the week past. The local de-
msnd has been about sufficient to absorb all
the best grades received. Lower grades are
generally neglected, with considerable ex-
cess Of receipts. Prices have undergone little
or no change. Prime to choice dairy on ar
rival is quoted 20a23c per lb, and single pack
nfu wi
store; and extra creamery is held AT 33 t35C per
| lb, but scarce. Medium grades are quoted loa
| lSc and common l2al8c per lb.
; DLES-Are in moderate demand and
I steady at previous prices. star candles are
worth 15hal6c, and common talloW llhal2c
| per lb.
UHEESE-Is IN fair consumptive demand
for prime to choice factory at l2nal3tIc per lb.
| CORDAGE-Continues steady with m0der-
| ate demand at l14al5kc for Manila, lOAa
Ike for sisal, and Jute 916al01G per ID.
| COOPERAGE-rh demand is far with
moderate receipts and there is steady
al 10: pork half barrels, oJa7Uc; lara
\ tierces, 81 I5al 80; whisky barrels, iron
bound, 81 40al 65; slack hogsheads. 81 4Oal 80
ham tierces, 55a6Oc; -four barrels. 40c, and
\ slack half-barrels 81 5Oa2 Is per dozen.
| COAL-There is a steady market though the
demand is moderate. No material change III
prices. The rates afloat arc &c for Iougnio-
1 gheny, TIC for Ashland, and 6t for OhiC
RIVER per bu. Delivered to consumers We
quote it as follows: Ohio River 9al0t, Ash
| land and Muskingllm 10allc. Aanawha ant
| Hooking Valley l0al1c, and loughiogheny
lal2c per bu. Camel sells at 16c a1l0at, anG
| 2Ua22c delivered per bu.
| COX E-There is a steady market but quiet
| at &c for gas-hOuse and city manufactured at
yards, and Sa9c delivered; crushed Sa9c at
yards and 10a1lc delivered; Conneilsville T1aa
| s.; afloat and l0a11c delivered.
| COTTON YARNS-There is very quiet
| market and prices easy, but without any ma
terial change. we quote: Pound yarns, car
| pet warp and wickinE, 19c; colored warp, 26c
coyerlet yarn, 21c; twlne, Ta19c, and rope l6C
per lb; No. $40 at shc. ana NO. GU at Sc per
| dozen.
| COFFEE-There is far consumptIve de-
| mand and the market is otherwise dull
though steady and we continue to quote COM
| mon Rio 16al9c, medium quality 2Oa2lc, and
prime to choice 22a23c per ID, and Java is
| worth 27a30c per pound.
| UOOPERSTUFF-Th market is firm, and
| there is fair demand, especially for pork
barrels and lard tierces. We quote: Flour
barrel poles $Sa10, tight do $15alS, hogshead
poles $S5a4O, rough barrel slaves SlSa2O
| dressed do $2Oa23, slack hogshead slaves ssS VI
| a30 00
| DRIED FRUITs-Domestic fruit is in fail
demand at nal21sc for peaches and 41a6c fol
apples. Foreign fruits are quiet and steady a.
| 7a7hc for prunes, 74aoc for currants, 14a16C
for igs and 25a26c for citfon per Id, and 81 356
| 2 so per box for raisins
| E1GS-Are in fair demand, WIN Tree 0ner-
| ings of fresh at 22c per dozen.
| FEATH ERS-The demand is light and the
market is easier, under larger receipts. Prime
| live geese sell at 4Sc per lb on arrival.
| FISH-The market is firm, with fair de-
mand and no material change III prices
though mackerel is advanced 50cas1 per brl If
| the Eastern market We quote: Mackerel, No.
| large, $22 00a24 90; No. medium. Sl4 0Oal5 10
No. 2 large, $llall 50; No. medium, $40 81
all; No. 3 large, $40 50al1; No. medium
IS 50a9 per brl, and half barrels one-half these
| prices, with Csc extra for packages. White
flsh, IS 5Ua6 per half barrel. Sardines: half.
| boxes, $24a26: do quarter-boxes, SIS 50al6 pei
case, and Goldfish 5a6c per lb.
| GREASE-Is in fair demand at 7haSc fol-
white, 611zaa1!c for yellow, and 5%a6c fol
brown per ID.
E GINSENG-There is fair demand. anG
prime is worth 81 15a1 20 per lb.
| GREEN FRUITS-There is large supply
| of green apples, and the demand is moderate
with prime to choice selling at 81 5Oal rs PEE
brl in store packed for shipping, and 75caS1 PEE
brl loose on arrival Lemons are quoted S5a5, ,an(
Creole oranges are worth $7a9 per box Gran
berries are quoted ~ 5Oa9 5u per brl and So 2
per crate.
HAY-Continues steady, with fair consump
tive demand for the best grades, and prim
timothy sells at S1eal3 per ton on arrival
1nn1f 90.