The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-07

BULK MEAT ,-rhe demand is light, and
lopsa meats are quoted SAal2c, anu l2Sal2l4c |
per ID for shoulders, clear nb and clear sides.
lacked he M per % @pTe saS sH sot
BACON-Market quiet at 9s4a91Se for houi- |
ders, l3al35Sc Tor clear rib sides, and l3Aal3H
for clear siies,. packed, per ID. Sugar,cured
hams l4ai 5c per lb, oanyased and packed |
MIsSs, P0lsK--Alarket quiet anil steady. |
Prime city is held at $l2 75a23 per brl and,de-
mand lghr.
u lI0N Market steady ana quiet Sales
to-day, "a bales NO change IN prices. wei
quote: Ordinary, SC; good ordinary, 9ac; low
innldiing, He; midi.ing. he; good miadiing,
l2Ac; mnnllng far, lSHc: far. l4Hc per lb.
4 WHISKY-ls still worth 81 "a per gallon, at
which figure l40 brls sold to-day.
ALCOHULr-T There is fair demand at 70 OS
per gallon for IS per cent. above proof.
ASHE5-rhe demand is light aud they are
quoted 7aaSc for peariash and DC. for potash,
per Id.
quoted i2saI2Ic for 10, l9xaisc for 21s ID,
and l3ai3iAc for ~ ID, per yarl.
BAGS-rhe demand is light, but there is q
steady market at previous prices. Wequote;
Gunnies. 2 bu 14al5c; burlaps, a bu, 13a 4c; aud
seamless cotton sacks, 2bu, 22a25c
BARk-The receipts have been large and
there is a light demand 1t is held $Ja11 per
cord aioat, for good to prime.
/ BEESW AIS steady and quiet, with prime
to choice sample lots quoted 27a2ee perlb.
BEANS-Market dull with good supply,
and offered at 81 l0al 2j for mediumto choice
per bu.
BROOM CORN--The market is steady but
very quiet, aud there has been no material
change. Wequote red brush 3a6c, green stak
braid 6Ha7hc, and fancy green hurl Sa9c
per Id.
BROOMS-The market is quiet, but prices
continue steady and unchanged. They are
worth S. 50aB for steamboat, 80 5Ua4 for Shaker,
$3as 20 for huri and$ 75a2 25 for common per
dozen.
ket. The demand is chiefly for the higher
grades, the supply Of which is moderate.
Lower grades are dull, with an excess Of re-
cepts Choice Western Reserve is worth 27a
| extra selections of single packages bring la2c
more per lb. Medium quality is quoted 2Oa22c,
| and common l6a1Sc per lb.
| CANNED GOODS Demand moderate and
| prices steady. We quote: Peaches, per dozen,
81 75as Is; pine apples, 81 65al 80; strdwberres,
81 75a2U0; raspberries, 81 25a2 70; pears, 81 13a
81; whortleberrles, s2a2 %: pluns, W 0Oa2 %;
green peas, 81 5Oa2 70: condensed milk. 81 75a
800; cove oysters, 81 lOai bo; tomatoes, 81 i0a
1 90.
| CANDEES-There is a moderate demand at
| previous prices. We quote: Star candles, l6a
| tic, and common tailow l2hal3c per 10.
| CHEEoE-We quote prime to cnoice factory
| 12al215c per lb, and there is quiet and steady
| market.
COFFEE-There is a fair consumptive de-
| mand and the market remains steady. Prices
unchanged. 1IlO IS WOTJH l3dzUC lOr lllCrlOT,
! 21a22c for medium, and 221sa23hc for prime
| to choice. Java is selling at 32a35c per 10.
| COAL-rhere is a limited demand but prices
are steady. The rates afloat are &c for Yough-
| iogheny. 7a71z Tor Ashland, and 5ac for Ohio
RIVER per bu. 1t is worth, delivered to con-
sumers, 9al0c for Ohio River, lie for Ashland,
| 1la12c, for Muskingum. Hocklng Valley and
| kanawha, 12c for Youghlogheny. Camel Is
| worth l6c ailoat and 20a22c delivered. Anthra-
| cite, 10 5)al0 per ton, delivered
| COKE-Market quiet ana steady and 70 ma
| terial change. We quote: City manufactured,
Sa1Oc at yards, and Liable delivered; gas
house, &c at yard, and lOa12c delivered. per bu.
Crushed, ut yard, lie, and delivered l4al5c
CoRDAGE-There is light demand and
market easier for Sisal. We quote Manila
l3%al4Ac, oisal s24al04c, anu Jute oSaloNc
per lb.
| COOPERAGE-Th market is steady but the
demand is only moderate, with liberal Offer
ings. We quote: PORK barrels, 65a70c; lard
flour barrels. 23a25c: whisky barrels, iron.
bound, 81 3ual 65; ham tierces, 45a5Oc, ane
| slack half barr. lis, 81 5Oa2 Is per doz.
CooPERsTUFF.iMarke&t Ct quiet and rsasy easy
barrel poles. seas; tight do $l2a16, and hogsheat
poles $2Oa0; rough barrel $l3a16: dressco
do. $lSa.2; slack hogsheads do. $2Sa25; tight do
$2sa83 per 1000. -,
some Improvement in the demand during the
week. We quote the jobbing rates as follows
Pound warns and carpet warp and wlcKing
23c; colored warp. 3Oc: cOyerlet yarn, 25c
4 tWlne, 2ia22e, and rope l9a2le per lb; No. w
at ii 1sc, and No. 60O at l0c per dOz.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic fruit is quiet
9a11e for apples, and l2als1sc for peaches For
eign fruits are in moderate demand ana steady
Citron is worth 25a26c; figs, Ralbc; currants
6a9c; prunes, Sa9c per Id. Layer raisins sell a,
/ 81 75a3 per box.
EGGs-Tne market is we'll supplied and dull
and fresh receipts are selling at Aa15c pei
dozen. 10,
ample receipts, and prime live geese are wortf
5Ja52c per lib.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples remain steady
with ample offerings and fair demand at s4aI
per brl for prime TO choice in store. Oranges
are selling at 4a5 per box for Sicily, and lem
ons are worth "a 5Ua5 90 per box.
GUNPOW DER-Continues steady with fai
demand at s3aS Oh for blasting, and IS 25a5 u
for rifle, per keg.
HAY-There is a moderate demand and th'
market is steady at previous prices. We quote
No. timothy $17alS loose, and Si4a16 tigh
pressed per ton, and $sal2 for inferior per ton
on arrival lnstore all grades are slaS per ton
more.
HEMP-The offerings arc moderate, bu
there is limited demand and the market II
, very quiet. Rough Kentucky is quoted SllUs
115 per ton on arrival, and Sl20 IN store
Dressed is held at 91Sa9S<c per lib.
, HlDES-Demand moderate and marke
steady, and prices unchanged. We quote
Green hides bbalc, green salted TkaSc, and DIR
: salted l4aI5c per Id. Sheep pelts 75cas1 25 70
> good to prime, and 25a5Uc for inferior.
HOP5-The demand Is moderate and there !
a steady market at lSasOc per lb for prime b
choice.
y IRON-Market dull for all kinds, but price
, steady. We quote the following at months
Charcoal. hot blast. IL. r., No. |. S24a26; No. Z
n s22a23; do mill, $s1a22; Alabama, Georgi
!, and Tennessee No. /, $23a24; No. Z, $22a2S; d
mill. s2la22; stone coal and coke, No. l. $22
"a; No. 2, $22 mill, Sl8aa2l. Cnarcoai, col
4 blast, Ii. r., S35a4j; Alabama, Georgia an
= Tennessee, warm and cold blast, $t0a3t
. blooms, s6la7J per ton. Scrap iron, wrought
lc and cast, nc per Id. Bar iron, boiled, 2,
I, a2hc; do charcoal, Sha4c; sheet iron, boilet
4a4hc; do charcoal. ba5hc, and Russia iron,
also per lb. Horse-snocs, 50 UOa5 rs, and mul
: shoes. ~ 00aG rs per keg.
LEAD-There is a fair jobbing deinan
" and steady market at 7t<aiXc for pig leae
l1hasc for bar, and glc for sheet lead per II
1 | Lead pipe is quoted SIC per lb.
Fl LEATHER-Market quiet and stead
with no material change. We quote
( Oax sole, 31a4tc: heml0ck do, 28a35t
harness. 34a39c; rough do, S4asel
!. | skirting, 40a42c: American kip. G5a91c; Frenc
4 | kip, 81 lOal So; American calf, 81 l0a1 IS
:. French calf, 81 75a2 Is per lD: bride leather
, $55a60 per dozen. and upper leather, 20aSSc pc
foot
MILL FEED-The market is sonewhs
! frmer with an improved demand for middling
p which are worth $l6a22 per ton on arriva
a | Ne "a nun nd