The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-09

BARLEY-There is very little doing and
the market is quiet and heavy but steady, and
good to choice spring is quoted 60aI0c per bu.
CORN Market steady and quiet. Receipts
ample and demand moderate. Mixed shelled
in elevator is quoted 46c per bu, but neld most
ly at 47c for No. 2. Ear quoted Acc per bu on
track.
MESS PoRK-Contnues steady and quiet
and not much on the market. City mess is
quoted $l4 5Oal4 rs per bril-
LARD-ls steady and quiet with moderate
oHerlngs. current make is quoted So c, and
buyers mostly bid q little less. Prime steam
S2&c per lb city kettle nominal at lOhalO%c,
and country DO held at 91Ea9%c per ib.
BULK MEATS-Hardly any shoulders Offer
ing, and merely nominal at 7Xa1Hc per h.
Clear rib sides IN fair demand and quoted SIC
per 10. Clear sides nominal at sAaSzSc per Id.
BACON-Quiet and firm with light offerings.
We quote Sc for shoulders, 9Ha9l4c for clear
rib sides, and 91sa9Hc for clear sides per lb,
all packed. Sugar cured hams quoted l2ha
1870 per lb canvased and packed.
COTION--Market firm and steady; Sales SO
bales. stock 1,460 bales. We quote the follow
dinary l0Ic, low mIudlIng lONc. middllng
Ike, goou mlddiIng ll5ac, mIddllng fair
ll14c, far l22lc per Id.
WHISKY-Is in active demand and steady
to-day at 81 0S per gallon.
ASIIES-Are in moderate request and steady
at Axe for potash and &c tor pearl per Id.
BARk-Market steady, with ample Offer
iugs Demand moderate for prime chestnut-
OAK at SlUall per cora anJat
BEANS-Are dali aud ABOUT nominal. there
being but few on the market. Best nayys held
at 81 75a2 0O, and good to prime 81 25a1 80 per
bushel.
BAGS-There is only a moderate demand
and a quiet, steady market, with little or no
change. WequOte: Bur!aps, 4bu, 12tl3e gun
mes, bu, l4aljc. and seamless cotton, 2 bu,
2Ja25c.
BAGGING-Is in fair demand and steady,
ami fax is quoted 12!5c for 2-lb, 24c for % -lb
NJ. In lC r1 fnr inl,i ,ipr I,,t.,
BEESWAA-Is IL ample supply and demand
far, with prime yellow selling at 27a28c per
pound.
BUTTER-The market has been quiet and
steady all the week, with hardly any change
The receipts were not very large bur the sup
ply of inferior grades Is excessive, the demand
for these being very light. There is good To-
cal demand Tor the finer qualities, and the Of
ferings only moderate. Creamery Will bring
32a33c per Id. Prime to choice lairy is quoted
lS.t20G for Central ONO, and a23c for Western
Reserve, and 2a3c more obtained for extra se-
lections by the single pacRage. Lower grades
held at 12ai3c for common and l5al6c .or lnedi-
um per ID.
BRAN, &C.-The market is quiet and steady
for bran, with ample receipts, and selling ut
$li per ton Shipstuf5 plenty and in moderate
demand at $l2al3 per ton. MiCdIings quoted
Sl6a2l per ton. ali on arrival. About 81 more
III store.
BROOM CORN-Supply light. with moder-
ate demand. Market steady and nominaliy
unchanged We quote 3ka4,ac for red brush,
5a5Ic for green stalk braid, and 6a7c for huri
per lb.
BRuOMS-Steady market and demand far
with little or no chang. Selling at 81 5Oa2 for
common, 81 25a2 81 for hurl,, 81 T5a3 for Shaker
and $4a6 for steamboat per doz.
CANDLES-Are in falr demand and steady.
We quote l5al5hc for star candles, and Ii y a
l21ac for common tallow per lb
CHEESt-Thc supply is limited, with mod
crate demand, ami it remains steady and
uuDtp1 IN IA
COOPERAGE-The demand is light but the
market STEADY and no material ch lnge. We
quote hour barrels, 35a37c; pork brls. S5a9Oc;
lara tIerces. $1a1 10; hy-tight hogsheads.
81 65a1 IS; nam tlerCGs. 4Ua50c; IRON pound
whisky barrels, 81 10al 40; slack half-barrels,
81 75a3 per doz.
UoOPERSTUFF-Is in fair request with
ample offerings and steady at the following
barrel poles $l4a16; hogshead poles $SOaB5:
rough barrel slaves, $l6as; dressed do, SlSa23:
and nogshead slaves S25a3O per l,OOD.
COFFEE--The uemand is fair for consump-
tion, and there is steady market. We quote
RIO 1Sal9c for common, 20a24c for fair to good,
22ha23lac for prime, and 24a25c for choice per
pound. java is selling at s7a3Oo per Id.
CORDAGE-Is in moderate demand and
market easy. Manila is quoted l2%aI8sIc.
sisai lO4allkc. and jute 9a91ac per Id.
COAL-Ihe market is firm with light SUD- |
ply and demand fair. We quote Ioughlo- |
gheny l0c per Du alioat and l2al3c delivered; |
e.
lvered; Muskingum Valley l0allc on cars ana |
12al3e delivered; Ohio River 7c af1oat aud lUc |
KanaWha River llal2c; Camden &c;
camel 2Ua22c per bu, and Antnra-
cite 81 50a6 per ton delivered.
COKE-ls quiet and steady with moderate
demand and nomnally unchanged. We quote |
crushed &c, city manufactured. &c, and gas
house &c per Du at yards. Delivered TO con-
sumers at &c more per bu.
COTTON YARNs-lhe demand is fair
and market steady at previous prices.
We quote pound yarns, carpet warp and WICK
ing 2lc, coverlet yarn 23c, colored warp 27c,
twine 2Oas3c, rope i7c per lb; No. 5U0 at lUSc,
ana No. GU at 91aC per dozen.
DRIED FRUITS FAIR demand for apples at |
4a41ac per ID, and dull for peaches at 5isa6%c
per ID. Foreign fruits quiet at 71ac for cur
rants, 9alOc for prunes, lOal2c for Lgs and 20a
2!c for citron, uer lb, and 81 5Oa1 90 per box
EGGo-The demand is fair and receipts
with fresh arrivals selling at la
l41ac per .dozen.
FEA Arf1ERS-1he demand is only moderate,
with ample receipts and prime live geese SELL
ing at 43c per ID.
FlSH-Moderate demand and firm market,
with no espcc al change in prices. We
quote: Mackercl, No. l large, $27a2S; No.
shore, y al: No. large, $ll 50a!2; No. 2
medium. $lOalO 80; No. large, 50 50al0 30; No. 3
medium, 80 UOa9 50 per brl, and half barrels
)ne half these prices with 25c extra for pack
ages. White fish, 50 0Oa5 % perhalf brl. Sar-
lines: quarter boxes, $13 50al4 per case cod
1sh, 53aa6c per 10.
GlNSENG-Demand moderate and liberal
receipts ana prime to choice lots bring SIal 10
per lb
GREEN FRUITS-Market quiet and steady
or apples with liberal Offering at 81 50a2 50
Der br, as to quality, the latter for very choice
varieties. We quote pears 81 GOAL rs per box,
md good to choice 4 5Oa5 80 per brl with fair
iemand and ample supply. Grapes SdlOc for
Delaware, oa7c for CatawDa and 33aa4c for Con-
ord per Id, and rather scarce. CranberrIes are
eling slowly at S2 50a2 rs per box, and $8a9
ler brl. Lemons quoted S6 50a7 80 per box,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT moderate with
teady market and prices unchanged. Rife
Iuoted $5 75a6 20, and inning $2 25a2 81 per
teg.
HAY--The local demand is fair for the best
trades, but inferior are dull. The receipts are
mple and market steady. We quote prime to
holce timothy 50 50a1O 10 per ton, in bales on
.rriyal, and low grades S1aS 30 per ton. In store
bout - more asked.
HlDES-Fnm market with demand fair and
upply moderate. We quote green 7aSc wet
alted 9malO1ac, dry flint 17alSc per lb. Sheep !
elGa 50Ca$1, as to quality.
HOPS--M arket dull, offerings large and held ,
It l2al4c for Eastern, ana l0a12c for Western !
er lb.
lRON-There has been little or no change
tine market is quiet and easy in tone for pig !
ron Malleable in Only moderate demand
he prices are as follows, at four 3
,onths' time, for pig iron: Charcoal hot :
Rock, very cnoIce $26a2S; No, =
S23a21: No. 2, $2la22: mill. S2Oap1. (;eOr- I.