The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-29


| GA rS--The market is steady, with fair loca
demand. Good to prime new oats are worf
l3Ba36c per bu on TRACK, anu inferior grades arr
on red down to zoe. Old are scarce. and choice
white bring 43a45c per Du In elevator. and
IpriIAe mixed are worth 87aSSc per bu.
MESS PORk-The market is quiet and
week. Prime city isquoted SIG 5eal7 per brl
and not much Offering.
| LARD-Market quiet Prime steam is held
at 9Tal0c per ID and ngat demand. CITY
Kettle nominal at 12al2hc per 10.
| BULK MEATs-MarEet quiet. Shoulders
are quoted "a a6& clear Slb sides 7xa72Sc. and
clear sides SAaSho per lb, loose Eales at auc-
tion on Change to-day Of shoulders at 605c,
clear rib sides I15a77Bc, and clear sides az
S.3lc per lb, cash, all loose.
| BACON-Is in moderate demand at 71za7A C
for shoulders, 9a9J6c for clear nD sides, aud
9zal0c for clear 81 .es, per lb packed. Sugar
cured hams are quoted l4}Saldc per Ii, and fair
JOB Jing demand.
| UorTuN CONTINUES quiet ana the market
cept for ordinary. We quote; Ordinary, SIC;
good ordinary, 9Hc; low inludling, 101ac: NIT
ding. Hhc; goou mid ling, l1Kc; nid ling
iai", 1870; lair, l3hc per ID. Sales to-day, II
bales. Stock. S,l6U bales.
| WllISKY-Is quiet and steady, with sales OF
1888 brls to day az 81 10 per gallon.
| ALCOHOL-Demand fair amt market steady
with IS per cent. above proof selling at ~ %
per gallon
| ASHES-Very little demand and no change
We quote potash 4Xc, aud pearlash 71Sc per lb.
| BARk-The offerings are Light, and there is
a firm market for prime chestnut oak with fair
demand ut $l5al6 per cord, afoat.
L BAGS-The market remains dull and prices
nominally unchanged. Seamless cotton sacks
| are offered at Aa25c; gunnies, bu, are worth
l5c: and burlaps, Du, 13xaAc.
/ BAGGlNG-There is good demand and the
market is firm, and 2 lb lax is worth l2c, and
|2A lb l21Sc per yard.
BBAN5--There is very little doing, and the
market is noniinally unchanged We quote
75asOc for medium to choice per Du, in store.
| .BEESWAA-fhe market is steady, and
prime is worth Ta2Sc per lb, with ample offer
| ings and fair demand.
| BROOM CURN-The demand is moderate,
with free offerings, and the market is easy.
Fancy green hurl is held at 7aSc; green stalk
braid is quoted 6a6hc, and rea brush is offered
at 2a3c for common and 4ha5e for good per 10.
| BROOMS-The demand islight. but the mar
ket is steady at previous prices. We quote
$4a5 for steam boat $3a3 rs for Shaker "a 75a3 90
for hurl, and 81 50a2 W for common per dozen.
| BUTTER-There Is steady market, and the
receipts have been ample but not excessive
during the week. The higher grades are in
| good local demand anu firm, with an advance
OF la2c beyond last weeks prices. Fancy
creamery sells at 3Oa32c per lb. Prime to
choice dairy Is worth 2pa22c for Western Re-
serve, and 16atBc for Central and Sou hern
Ohio per lb Inferior grades are in moderate
| l2al3c for common per Id.
| CHEESE-COntinues steady, but there is a
quiet market for prime to choice factory at
ITkaS1sc per lb, and liberal offerings.
CANDLES-The demand Is fair and there
is firm marxet. Star candles are worth 15a
ls5sc and common talIow II 1SaI2c per lib.
|. COOPERAGE-There. is y steady and quiet
market, with no change in prices.
| I'VE quote: PORK barrels. 75a9Jc: -four barrels,
3oc: iaru tierces, slal 10; 1y-tight hogsheads.
| 81 20al 40s flour barrels, 2Sa25c; whisky bar
rels, IrOn-O0und 81 2Oal "; ham tierces, 56a
CSC, and slack half-barrels, 81 5Oa2 IS per
dozen. r...r.
| COOPERSTUFFS-Th market is firm with
| a fair demand and ample offerings. We quote:
Flour barrel poles at seas, tight do $12a15, and
hogshead poles $25a,'O; rough barrel slaves $13a
10 dressed DO SSa2O, slack hogsheads do Sa3a
%. .......
C0FFEE-There is moderate demand, but
the market remains steady at previous prices.
We quote: Rio 1lHalSkc for common, l9a29c
for medium quality, anu 2la22c for prime to
choice per lb. Java is selling at 2SaSOc per ID.
CORDAGE-Ehere is steady market with
only moderate demand. Sisal is higher and
worth 9Aa9Slc, jute is quoted 9Aa10Ac,, and
manila l3kal436e per lib.
COAL-The demand Is moderate, with a
continued steady market, and there is no ma
terial variation in prices. We quote: Ohio
! River 5a5hc, Ashland 6a6Mc, Kanawna 7a74&c,
and Ioughlogheny SaSkc per bu ahoat. 1t is
delivered to consumers at llal2e for Youghio-
| gheny, 10allc for KanaWha and Hooking VAL
ley, LOG for Ashland ana Muskingum, SC for
ohio River. and Sua22c for camel per bu. An
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COKE-Ihe market is dull, with no change
in prices. We quote: Gas house &c, and
crushed &c per bu, at yards, 2aSc more deliv-
cred to consumers. ConnellsYille Is quoted TIC
per bushel, af0at and 10al1c delivered.
GINSENG The demand is fair, with ample
offerings, and prime sells at IL per Lib.
GREEN EHufrS-Apples are plentiful
and in limited demand at 75ca$l 70 per brl in
store for good to choice, and inferior Offer
ing as low as SOC per brl. Plums are worth 81 Is
al Uper Du, and demand tair. We quote
peaches S2a2 50 per bu in boxes for good to
choice, and receipts light Pears are worth SO
GUNP0W DDR-Quiet and steady. We
quote 50 T5aB rs for rife, and So 26a3 10 for
biastIng. s'h ~
HAY-The market has undergone little or
no change. The demand H. chiefly for the
best grades which are quoted $l0a12 per ton
for new MOL timothy. There is very little do
ing in inferior, and we quote it $6ag per ton,
according to equality, all On arrival, and $la2
more in store. '-#.
| HEMP-The market remains quiet and
steady, with moderate demand and light ofIer-
ings Of rough Kentucky at ll0a115 per ton on
ARRIVAL, and IS more per ton in store. We
quote dressed 9Ic per lb. 'G
HIDES-The market is quiet but. steady
with liberal offerings. No material change in
prices. Wequote 5a1c for green hides, 7a9c
for wet salted. and llal l4c for dry salted and
Tint per l6 sheep 9eiss sa are quoted 6osa
COTTON YARNS-The market remains quiz
ct though there is some Improvement in the
demand Prices steady and no essential
change. The following are the current job
bing rates. Pound yarns and carpet
warp and wickihg, 200; cSlOred warp, 27c: COW
eriet yarn, 22c: twlne, lsa2Oc, and rope 18at7c
per lb; No. 5VO at lOc, anu NO. 6O0 at SIC per
dozen. Sc
DRIED FRUITS-There is a continued dull
marKet and prices are nominally unchanged.
Foreign are quoted 25c per Id for citrun, 16a
lSo for figs, Sa9c forIcurranVs, and 6a71Ic for
prunes; and 81 25a2 90 per box for raisins.
Domestic fruit is quoted 9al0c for peaches and
7a8c for apples per lb.
EGGS-There is firm market. with mod
crate offerings OF fresh at 13al4c per dozen, and
fair local demand.
FEATHERS-The receipts are liberal and in
excess Of the demand, but the market remains
steady at 50a5lo per lb for prime.
FISH-There Is steady and quiet mar
ket at previous prices. We quote:
Mackerel. No. / large, $24 00a26 90; No.
medium. S14 GOALS TO-; No. large, $12 00a
l2 60; No. . medium, $11all 80; No. large,
$40 50al1; No. 8 medium. $9a9 80 per brl, and
half barrels one half these prices with 25c ex-
ira for packages. White fish, IS 5Ua6 per half
barrel. Sardines: half boxes, $24a26: do quar-
er-boxas, $l5 5Oal6 per case. and Goldfish 5a6c
per lb.
HOPS-Are In moderate demand and steady
at S5c for prime new per lib, but old is offered
at 17a18c per lb.
IRON-1rhe market continues dun, and has
undergone little or no change The demand