The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-20

for gunnies. We quote 20a2lc for cotton seam i
less sacks Gunnies, 2-ba I4al5cI and burlaps
4-bu 12JSal3hc. eYn. 81 sIrIc 4
BAGGlNG-Tbe market is auiet, but held
firm, and no material change in prices. Flax
baggin@ is worth II NC for 2-lb, llXc for ~ -lb,
anu Re Tor 2A-lb, per yard.
BARlN-lhere is fair demand for prime
chestnut oak, with Liberal receipts, and selling
at $40 per cord,
BEE5WAX7-steady and dniet at 27c per ID
for prime yellow. and ample receipts. .- |
BEANS There is quiet and steady market,
with liberal offerings at 81 t0at 20 for choice
navys, 81 50al 10 FOR prime white, mediums,
u 4al ~ f'r good, and yO1aSl for common per
BROOM CoRN-There is a limited demand,
with. liberal offerings. We quote red brush
2a4c,i green stalk braid VI a5c, ami choice
green hutl 51Sa6c perlb. T. s'..
OMe--Ihere is steady but dull mar
ket at previous. pfces. Common is worth
81 50a2, .hurl W 25a2 rs, Shaker 50 75a3, and
steamboat s4a5 per doZ
BUT ER--The market has remained dull
all this week. There has been no demand ex-
cept for the nnest grades, which are needed for
local consumption, Packers ami shippers are
not buying, even at the lowest pilces and
lower grades are nominal The receipts have
not been large, but are IN excess OF the sales.
and stocks, especially Of inferior, are accumu-l
latnE Prices are essentially 1unchangea. and
prime to choice dairy is quoted l1a16c per 10,
though single packages Of selections are held
up 70 2la21c per lb Medium grades are offered
CHEESE-There is d fair demand, and am
pie offerings of prime to choice factory at Ida,
1ikc per Id. 70. ,.f-
CAHDLES-There has been fair demand
with steady market, and selling at 11hal2hc
for common tallow, and l5albHc for, star
candles, per pound. ....t.... ..-
COAL-There IS a steady market with fair
local retail demand, and delivered to con-
sumers at the following rates: Ohio River l0a
lie, Ashland lal2e, Muskingum Valley l2al3c,
Kanawha 13al4c, and loughiogheny l4al5c per
bu. Offering ahoat at 7c per bu for Ohio River,
and 10c for Youghiogheny, but without sales.
Camel coal is worth 22a23c per bn delivered;
anthracite delivered az $6a9 per ton.
COKE-The demand ID moderate and there
is steady market. We quote 7c for gas-house
per bu at yards, and &c delivered to cOnsum-
ers; city manufactured &c per bu at yards and
10 delivered. Crushed is qnoted 9al0c at yards
and 11a12c delivered.
UOOPERSTUFF-rhe demand is light with
liberal offerings. No omaterial change In prices.
We quote: Flour Darrel poles S5a7, Jlght-barrel
poles $l0al2, hogshead poles $2Oa25, rough bar
rel staves $l2a5, dressed do $lSa2O, and hogs
head slaves S25a20 per LOCO.
COOPERAGE-1here is fair demand for
whisky barrels but other articles ale not
wanted to any extent. Prices steady ard un-
changed. We quote: PORK barrels, 7Oa90c;
porK half barrels 50a6Uc; LARD tierces, 9Oca6l;
slack hogsheads. 81 30al 40; ham tierces, 50a
6Oc; iron bound whisky barrels, 81 25al 40;
-four barrels, 35a4Oc; and half-barrels, @75a
3 per dozen.
CORDAGE-There is moderate demand,
and market steady at l4%al5hc for Manila,
lOa1Oxc for siSal, and 9halOAc for jute per
pound. .. .t .Nt...I .-s.
moderate demand anu prices are unchanged.
We quote common Rio 20ha21c, fair to good
81 " a23c, and prime to choice 23ha2Sc per lb,
anu lava sells at 2Sa32c per Id.
COTTON YARNS-The demand is light, but
the market remains steady and prices un-
changed. We quote: Pound yarns, carpet
warp and candle wicking. 2lc; coverlet yarn,
23c: colored warp, &c; twlne, 20a23c, ana rope
TIC per lb; No. 5UO at lO&c, and NO. 60O at shc
per dozen. E- I
DRIED FRUITS-Moderate demand for ap-
pies at Sa4c and peaches are quiet at l0al2c
per Id. Foreign fruits are dull but steady
Citron is quoted 23a25c, hgs l2al4c, prunes Ga
lie, and currants 7aSc per Id. Layer ralslns
| held at 81 0Da2 ~ per box.
EGGS-The demand has been light this
this week and the receipts liberal, and the
market closes dull and easy at l3a14c per dozen
| for fresh arrivals.
| FEATHERS-Demand moderate and market
steady, with prime geese feathers selling at
| 45c perlb on arrival
| FfSH-The market Is firm and the demand
is fair, with no material change in prices.
We quote: Mackerel, No. large, $24a25;
No. / shore, $lS 5Oal9; No. large, $ll OOa
| II so; No. medium. 50 5OalO OOi, No. 3
large, 80 50a10 10; No. medium 50 0Ja8 30
per brl, and half-barrels one-hall these prices,
| 5 30 per half-barreL Sardines: half-boxes,
$22a28; do quarter-boxes, $14 OOal6 per case;
| Goldfish. 5a6c per lb.
GREEN FRUlTs-There is quiet and
steady market for apples, and good TO choice
are worth 81 50a2 per bri, with full supply.
There Is q moderate demand for oranges, and
selling at So 5Oaa4 50 for Sicily, per box, and
$l1al2 for Valencia, per case. Lemons are
worth S4a5 per box Cranberrles are IN mod
crate demand at 50 0Oa1D w per br for good to
prime. d. a' I'D. ID % .'.t
| aGUNPOWDER-The demand is only noder-
ate but prices are steady and unchanged. Sell
ing at $8 25a9 Is for mining, and IS 75a6 Is for
\ rifle powder per keg, s.. .'..t. -. 10
the best grades, and nothing doing in inferior.
We quote NO. Timothy $10a10 30 per ton in
| bales on arrival. Low grades are held at $7a9
per ton, and demand light In store 81 more Is
HEMP-No rough Kentucky offering and it
can not he quoted. Dressed is In moderate
demand with jobbng sales at 9a9Nc per 10 in
| store. -i f..r,
| HIDES-There is a steady market with ample
receipts and with fair demand at 7a8c for
| green hides, 9a1Jc for wet salted, 15alSc per Id
| for dry salted and flint Sneep pelts are worth
6Oca$1 for good to prime, and 25a3Oc for
HOPS-There is steady market and quiet
with sales at 2Oa25c per 10 for good to prime.
| IRON, &c.-The market has peen quiet, with
only moderate demand for both pig iron and
| malleable. Prices snow no maIerlHl
change. We quote as follows at
blast-H. r., No. /, S24a2S so; No. 2. s2fa22; DO
| mill. $21a22; Raw -coal and coke-No. !, $23a25
| No. 2, S2la22; Mill, S20a2l; Ii. .it.. car-wheel,
| S33a4O; Alabama do s34aS6; Georgia and Ten
nessee do, S29a30; salisbury do, $40. Old car
| wheels, $2l per ton. scrap iron-W rought, pei
| 100 lbs, 95c, and cast 1aazc per lb Bar iron
| Boiled, axe: do charcoal, 3hc. Sheet iron
| Boiled. 3Aa4s<c: % charcoal, 9Sfa5kc, and
| Russia l4al6c per lb. Horse-shoes, 50 25a5 80,
| and mule-shoes Sc 25aG 50 per keg. - ~
LEAD-Steady ana moderate demand at pre-
yious prices. We quote Ta71s for pig, 7xs
SIC for bar, and 9ka91sc for sheet lead, pei
| pound, :.
LEATHER-Dema fair and the market is
steady Prices unchanged. We quote: Oak
i sole 34a37c, hemlOck do 25a3ic, harness 30a34c
rough do 25a29c, skirting 80a40c, American
| kip 45a85c, French do $lal 4O. American cali
| 9Uca$l Is, French do 81 6Ua2 0U per lb, bride
leather $45a55 per doz, and upper leather TIA
| 20c per foot
/ LIME, ETc-Moderate demand and steady
1 at 90ca$1 for lime, 81 T5a1 IS for cement, ant
| 81 S0a2 70 for plaster per bril-
MILL FEED-There is a fair demand fol
bran with limited offerings at $13al8 90 pei
ton. Shipstutfs are dull at $l4al5 per ton
Mddiings are steady though quiet at $l7a2i
per ton, all in bulk on arrival In store abou
| So more per ton is required.
| MOLASSES-NeW Orleans sirup Is steady a
/ 5Oa5Sc per gallon for good to choice, with fail