The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-22
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
MATT MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. s9-l p. M

StNolNNATis reD. S%-1 Z. M
ALC0HoL--The market closes steady. with
fair demand at " ~ per gallon for ss per
cent above proof.
ASHES-Coniinue dull and without any
change. Potash is worth Axe, and pearlasn Sc
per ID.
a steady market. Burlaps, bu, are worth 1s
a4c; gunnies, bu, l4a15c; seamless cotton
sacks, 2 bu, 22a25c. H- n
BAGGING-The market remains very quiet
at previous prices. FLAX baggng is quoted
12aal2%e for 2 Id; 12%a,3c for 21S lb, and l3a
1870 for M lb per yard
BAkk-The market is well supplied and
steady, but there is o limited demand. Good
to- prime chestnut oak is worth $ja11 per cord,
af1oat
BEESWAX-Is in fair request and steady,
with an amply supply, ano prime to choice
sells at Z7a2cc per Id.
BEANS-The demand 10 moderate with lib
eral receipts, and the market is quiet at 81 20a
~ per bu for medium white to choice navys.
BROOM COkN-The market is steady with
somewhat better demand, and prices remain
unchan led. Red brush is worth 3a6c per ID
for common to good. Green stalk braid 6ka
718c, and choice green hurl Sa9c per pound.
BkUOMS-The demand is Light, and the
market is without any change. We quote
steamboat IS b0a6, shaker 50 26a4, hurl $3a3 25
and common 81 75a2 rs per dozen.
BUTrER-The market continues steady,
and is without any material change. The best
grades of table butter are scarce with good con-
sumptive demand and firm at 26a2Sc for Choice
Western Reserve, anu z3as5c for prime Central
and Southern Ohio per lb. Single packages OF
extra selections Will bring la2c more per lb
The lower grades are still plentiful and dull
and held at lsaaUc for medium, and l2al6c fol
CANNED GOoDs-There is o steady demand
and prices unchanged. We quote: Peaches. pei
dozen, 81 75a2 70; pine apples, 81 Goal %; straw
perries, 15a2 W.; raspberries, 81 25a2 70;
gears, 81 75a2 80; whortleberrIcs, s2a2 rs plums
no y /.
Sreen peas, 81 50a2 rs; condensed milk. 81 f5a
"; oysters, cove, 81 lOal 5O; tomatoes, ~ lOa
CANDLES Market steady, with fair de-
mand, and We quote star candles l6al7c, and
common tallow l2a<a13 per lb.
Oh CHEESE-ContiIuesq quiet and steady. Prime
to choice factory is selling at l2al3c per lb with
u fair local demand.
with fall offerings and moderate consump-
tive demand. We quote: RIO, 19a20c for COM
mon; 20k ka22c for tair to good; ana 22Jia23l &c
f9r prime to choice per Lib. Java is quoted
CoAL-There is only a moderate demand,
and sales ahoat at SO for YOughiogheny, 7a7 "
for Ashland, and 5hc for ONO River per Du
Delivered to consumers at 9al0c for Ohio River
iic for Ashland, ilal2c for Hooking Valley,
Muskingum and Kanawha, and 11a12c for
Youghiogheny per bu Camel is worth 16c
afioat, and 2Oa22c delivered per bu. Anthra-
cite is quoted 70 59alU per ton delivered.
CoKE--ls in moderate demand and steady
at at previous previous prices; We quote: city
l0al3c delivered; gas-house, at yards. So
l0c, and 10a12c delivered; crushed, at yards,
lie, ana delivered 1sal5c per pusheL
CORDAGE-ls quiet and steady at 13%a14Xc
for Manila; l0Xa1lAc for Sisal; anu 9Ia
10 &c for Jute, per h.
COOPERSTUFF-The market IS easy with
moderate demand and free offerings. We
quote: Flour, barrel poles. seas; tight do $12al6,
eotIa arla lAar, lpka
$I3a16; dressed do, $lsa22; slack hogsheads dc.
S23a25; tight do. S2Sa9S per 1000.
CooPERAGE-Th offerings, are generally
large large, with with limited demand ana
PORK barrels, 65a70c: lard tierces, 9tca$i !;
slack hogsheads. 81 25a1 35; flour barrels, 23a
25c; whisky barrels, irno- bound, 81 3Dai S.;
ham M tierces, 5Qaa5c, and slack half barrels,
COTTON YARNs-The market is quiet and
steady, at previous prices. We quote:
Pound yarns and carpet warp and wicking, 23c;
coiored warp, 3uc: coverlet yarn, 25c; twine,
and No. 6D0 at 10c per doz.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic fruit continues
in fair request and steady. 1t Is quoted l2ai3c
for peaches, and 9al1c for apples. Foreign
fruits are quie5, and citron is. worth 25a26c.
Figs are quoted 12albc, currants sal0c, prunes
6a7c. per II. Layer raisins are worth 81 5Jas 90
per box.
EGGs-Are in moderate demand, with annie
offerings, and fresh arrivals are worth l5ai6c
FEATHERs-Prime live geese feathers are
IN moderate demand though steady, and quoted
GREEN FRUrTs-AppIes are firm and IN
fair request and prime TO choice cell at $4a
D 81 per hrL Lemons are in moderate demand
at " bOa5 per box. Oranges are quoted s3a4
per box for Sicily, and S. 50ag 30 per case for
Valencia. .Cranberries sell at st4al5 per brl
GUNPOW DER - The demand is moderate
at previous prices. Rifle 10 worth 50 25a5 rs,
and mining powder ssaS 50 per keg.
ferior grades, which are ul but there I,, Is fair
local demand for the higher grades, with only
moderate offerings. No material change In
pricess We quote No. lcimutny $17a1e for loose
pressed and tl4A1s for tight pressed per ton,
and inferior held at seal1 per fon, according to
quahty, al on arrival Dealers ask about "
HEMP-The receipts are liberal, but there
is limited demand, and the market continues
dull with no variation In prices. We quote
Rough Kentucky $115al20 per ton on arrival,
and gl{aIvc per ID for dressed.
Is fair demand at prices previously quoted.
Green hides sell at bka7c: green saited, 7xa
9c. and dry salted, l4albc per ID. Sheep pelts
!ocan " Tor good 70 PRIME, and 25a50c for in
IRON There has been little II any change
in the tone OF the market since last week. The
demand is moderate for pig iron and NAL
leable Ia dull. The following are the rates
at four months for pig Iron per ton;
Charcoal, hot blast. II. r.. No. !. s24a2g: No.2,
sassas T;uSsssse 20 % No. Sssss NU sS.
mill. &2la22; stone coal and coke, No. /. $22a
lx; NO. Z, S2a; min, $18aa2i. Cnarcoai, cold
blast. II. b., $55a45; Alabama, Georgia and
Tennessee, warm and cold blast. $soasc;