The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-28
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
NATI MARKET.

CINotNNATI. Nov. 28-l P. Nj.
ALCOHOL-Thc demand is moderate and
| there is an easy market ut 2 1Oa2 y per gal
| Ion for g. per cent above proof.
ASHES-Are in limIteu demand and the
market is steady at TIC for pearl and 41sc for
| potash per ID.
BAGS-Ihcre is very moderate demand but
steady, and prices unchanged We quote 2Oa
| &c for 2-bu seamless cottnn, l4al5c Ior 2-Du
gunnies, and l3al4c for 4-bu burlaps.
BAGGlNG - Is steady aud quiet for fax,
which sells in jobbing lots at l2%al2Ac for
| 2-lD, I24al24ac for 2B-lb, and l235al2Z for
| 20 lib per yard, and round lots at 4sc per yard
above these iigu eS.
| markets. steady with light offerings, and prime
chestnut OAK is worth 50! per cord.
BEEoW AA-There Is a fair demand. with
! ample receipts, and 1t is stea y for primo sam
pie lots at &c per lD,
BEANS-There is fair demand for best
navys, which sell at 81 50al Is per Du in store
Medium white are worth 81 25a1 10 per bu
Common are dull at 9ucaSl per bu.
BROOM CUHN-COntinues steady and quIct
with liberal offerings. We quote red brush
21sa41ac, green stalk braid 5a5Hc, and choice
green hur 6a61ac per lb.
BROOMS-The demand continues light, hut
there is moderate change in prices. We
quote 81 5Oa2 U0 for common, hlnl W J0a2 q,
Shaker $3a3 20, and steamboat $4a5 per tloz
BUTrEE-l here is fair demand for the
best grades being about equal to receipts, and
prices are steady, with no material change
Creamery is quoted 3JaS5c, and dairy 20a25c per
b, the outside figure FOR extra selections of
each. Inferior grades are dull with large re-
cepts, aud we quote l5alSc for medium, and
l2al &c for common.
CANDLES--The demand is fair and the
market steady at H. 1&al2c for common tallow
and l5ka6c for star candles per Id.
CIILESE-There is fair demand for prime
to choice factory, with only moderate receipts
and we quote i g;aal3}ac per Id,
COOPERSTU FF-Tne market is nuiet and
easy, with liberal receipts. We quote: Flour
barrel poles SSalO, tight do $15aIS, hogshead
poles $5a4O, rough barrel slaves $5a?S,
dressed do $1Sa2O. slack hogsnead slaves s2S Vi
ago 90.
COOPERAGE-Ther is still geod demand
for pork barrels and lard cree and other
articles are dull. We quote: PORK barrels,
81 l0al is: pork half barrels, 7Uc; lard tierces,
81 25ai 35; whisky barrels. IRON bound, 81 40a
] G5; slack hogsheads. II 40aI 80; nam tierces,
55a6Uc; -four barrels. 4Oc, and slack half
barrels 81 5Ua2 Is per dozen.
CUFFEE-The market is steady, There is
ralr consumptivc demand. anu prices are un-
changed. Rio is worth lisa Sc for common 1ga
2Uc for fair TO good, and . a22c for prime to
choice, per lD.' Java is quoted 26a30c per ib
CORDAGE-lhe demand is light, but the
market remains steady at 91ahl04c for juGe,
lO46al14c for Slsal, and 4@aal514c Tor Manila,
per lib.
COAL-The wholesale market is easier un-
Ter heavy receipts, and we quote iougnIogheny
Sc. Ashland 61aa7c, aud OHIO kIver 5a6 per bti,
atlJat. The retail market is quiet and steady
W Ilal2c for lougnioghenys l0allc Tor ka-
rawna and Hooking Valley, lOa1lc for Mus
kmgum anu Ashland, and 9al0: for Ohiu River.
COkE-I here is q moderate demand at &c for
gas -nouse and city manufactured, and Sa9c for
crushed at yards, and 2a3c more delivered, per
bu. Conneilsville is wo.th T1kaS; afioat, and
il 1ll2c delivered.
COTTON YARNS-The market continues
quiet but it is firm at previous prices. We
uuote: Pound yarns, carpet warp and wick
in l. 19c; coored warp, 26c:coverlet yarn, 2lc:
twIne, i7a19c, and rope l6eper lb; No. 5O0 at
91sc, ana No. 6U0 at SC per dozen.
DRiED EkUIrs-There is quiet market