The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-29

prime on track. Ear is quoted $50 iper bu on
track, with falr demand. White isqaotcd aSa
dc, and quiet.
okTs.Demand light and market easy.
Good TO prime are worth sGa39c for mixed |
and 40a42c for white, per bu. Iowa are held at |
43a4tc Inferior quoted down to 3Oc per BY,
BACON N-ShOulders arc Cuiet and steady Ht |
9Kae,Sc, clear rib sides are firm with fair de- |
mand at 12Xs al2Ac, clear sides are quiet ana |
held at 12z<al3c per Id. Sugar-cured hams are |
steady ut Sx aibc per lb, oanTased and paekeo
according to average.
MESS PoRK-Market quiet and steady.
Prime city is quoted seq 25a22 20 per brl, and
bids generally at inside Agure.
LARD-The market is steady ana quiet for
prime steam at l2kafsyGc per lb. and holders
asking outside figure. City kettle held tls5Sa
'BG BULK Tx iMEEATs-Are held arm at sxasxc
for shoulders and II Haifze for clear rib sides.
Clear sides are suossd llzsc and duh. These
figures are for loose meats, and nc more per lib
COTTON MARX ct dull. Sales to day, 7bales
Middling 10 lower. No other change. We
quote: Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, Stsc; low
mlddlfng, Tic; nIddlrng, 12c; good middiing,
1910; mlddling fair, tShc: fair, 14Kc per lb.
WHISKY-Steadya and quiet, and a03 brls sold
ats O5 per gallon to-day.
ALC0HoL-Continues steady, with mod
crate demand, ana is quoted ~ 10 per gallon!
| for Y8 per cent. above PROOF.
ASHES-Are dull, and prices unchanged.
| We quote potash dad 10, and pearl7 aSc per ID.
| .BAGGING-Is In light request but nominally
firm at previous prices. We quote max bag.
ging l2hal2%c for 10, 12xalSc for 21s fb, and
l3al31c for az ID, per yard.
| BAGS-The demand is also light and prices
are steady, with little on no change. Gunny
bags 2 bu, are worth l4al5c; burlaps,4 bu, l3a
| lac; and seamless cotton sacks, 2 bu, 22a25c.
BARk-Tne demand is moderate, with limi
ted receipts and good to prime chestnut oak
barks sells at $sa11 50 per cord, aaoat.
| BEESW AK-Is in moderate request and
Iota odvl mr. TaDS i,ar lIl prf frnn ma
| BEANS-Ihe receipts are liberal and there
Iis a limited demand White mediums are
worth 81 lOal Is, and choice navys 81 2Jal rs per
BROOM CORN THE demand is irrn and the
market rules steady at previous prices. Red
lbrush Is worth 3a8c for common to good; green
stalk braid, 61la14e, and fancy green hurl ga
| BKUOMS-The market is dull, with large
offerings, and quoted 81 75a2 rs for common !;
$3aS 25 for hurl; w S5a4 for Shaker, and$ 20 o0a6
for steamboat.
| BUTTER-The market is now somewhat
easier than was reported earlier in the week.
There is still good local demand for the best
/ grades. The receipts are ample Of all grades
There is q limited demand for qualities below
prime. We quote choice Westein Reserve 27a
2ba28c per Id. Single PACKAGES Of fancy selec-
tons are worth la2c more per lb. Medium
grades are quoted 2oa2Sc, and common I6alsc
per lb.
CANNED GooDs-Market remains STEADY
and prices unchanged. Wequote: Peaches, per
jdoze 81 75as 10; pine apples, 81 05a1 W; straw
berries, 81 7aa2 Uo; raspberries, " 2ba2 IS;
pears 81 75a2 ~; whortleberrres. s2a2 25: plums,
Der dozen, 80 0022 70; green corn, 81 S0a2 30:
green peas, 81 bOas Is; condensed milk. - 75a
w; oysters, cove, VI lOal %; tomatoes, ii l0a
III 10.
lCANDLES-Are in moderate demand bnt
steady, at 12Hal3c for common tallow, and l6a
i CHEESE-There a Is moderate demand and
q steady market, with prime TO choice selling
at 12al3c per lb
quiet at previous prices. We quote 19a2vc fol
common Rio, 201s a2lkc for faif to good, and
2sha231lc for prime to choice, per lb. Java il
quoted 32as5c per 10.
COAL-The demand is moderate, with !
steady market and little Or no change. W,
quote delivered to consumers, 9al0c Tor Ohio
River, l0allc for Ashland, l1al2c for Raymond
: City, Muskingum and hanawha; 1lal2c TO
worth o i0c at elevator. and i1al2c Delivered pc
/ bu. Camel Is worth l6c affoat and 20as2c de
, livered per bu. Anthracite, delivered, 70 Soar
u. C.oKE-The demand is moderate and price
! have undergone little or no change. We Quote
I City manufactured, 8a10c at yards, and l0al3
delivered; gas-house, Sal0c at yards, and 1Oi
t 12c delivered; crushed, lie at yards, and 1Sa15
\ UURDaGE-Is dull and we quote Manill
1sxai4'<c; sisai loxaiiKc, and Jute ~ o,z
per lb. a4, -s
GooPERAGT- There il very little dem an
rels, 65a70c; lara tierces. e5a9oc; slack hogs
heads. 81 coal 3D.; -four barrels. 23a25c; Whis
KY barreiss irons bound, 81 3oai 81; ham tierCes
45a5Oc, and slack half barrels, ~ 5Oa2 75 pc
COOPERSTUFF-Th demand continue
light, but prices are steady. We quote: Flour
barrel poles, s6aS; tight do $12a16, and hogshea,
poles s25ai5; rough barrel stayes$l8 l8a1B: dressc'
In "A
a. COT ION YaRNs-There is not much saoin,
hbut the fiarket remains steady, with little .
Yno change. We Quote: Pound yarns and car
coverlet1 yarn, z5c; twine, Sla22c, and rope l9
2lc per Id; No. SOo at l1hc, and NO. 6OO ut IL
n II DRIED FRUIrs-Domestic fruit il III mod
: crate demand at l2al21ac for peaches, and sail
;. for apples, per ID. Foreign fruits are stead
y and qliet. Raisins are Worth 81 Tja3 per box
hgs, f2alSc; currants; sa9c; prunes, ea7c, an
: EGGS~TSe demand Is moderate and tie m an
ket IS well supplied. Fresh lots arc worth 10
: | TIC per dozen.
i FEATH ERs-Market steady but quiet, an
, gooi to prime sell at 5Ja52 per lb.
t. | GUNPUW DER-rIs IN fair request and frh
1t is worth IS 25a5 rs for rifle and $3a3 81 70
''t GREhsS s0f FfaRSJfrs-Applss are selling at s4u
/. per brl fqr prime TO ch9ice. with fair deman
W anu bupplys SidnbClIiOo alO WVith pie
il al5 per brl and "a 59a6 10 per case for prime
s. choice. Lemons are quoted "a OOa5 OO per bo.
Z Oranges are worth S8 bya9 80 per CASE ft
Valencia, and ,s3 50a5 00 per box Tor Sicily.
HAY There is q quiet market, with liber
lreceipts OF all grades, and only . modera
IA local demand. No change in prices. NO.
~ timothy isqnotcd $17a16 for loose and $l4a15 4
~ hard pressed per ton, and inferior $9al2 p
nt ton on arrival In store dealers require ~ p
4 HEMF-Is steady and quiet 1t previo,
lg prices We quote: Rough Kentucky. Sll5al
per ton on arrival; dressed Is Quoted gkal'
per lb. eN 4s gg,ss. sh524
HIDES Demand moderate, with LIBERAL r
8, ceipts, but prices remain steady. We quo
T. 5Sa7c for green hides, 7Ka9Q> for wet safte
4 and 14a15c for dry salted, per lb. Sheep pei
81 Ore worth T5cas1 S5 for good to prime, and y
SOC for inferior.
is HOPS-Are in fair demand, and firm, al
Ii ljobbing lots Of prime sell at 20c per ID.
RS NIRON-The market is quiet for both pig irt
o. and malleable, but generally steady.
material change in prices. We quote lobbn
10 rates at four months per ton as follow
re CHARCOAL. hot blast. IL. r., NO. !. S24a26; No.
IL s22a28; DO mill, $1a22; Alabama, Georg
2 and Tennessee No. /. s2aa24; No. 2. $asa2s;
on mill. $2la22; stone coal and coke, No, ], "
"A; No. 2, $22; mill, $l8aa5l. Cnarcoai, co
lis blast, II. r., $35a45;. Alabama, Georgia Al
rn Tennessee, warm and cold blast, $S0as
blooms, s8)a7O per ton. Scrap iron. wrougl
s. ic and cast, 70 per ID. Bar iron, boiled, /