The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

at S3a3 30 per brl. Rye -four is rather dull
and not much offered, and quoted at So 2ja3 60
but choice Northwestern held l0aljC more
Spring wheat -four u otcd s. 80 Tor fayorlIe
Minnesotl brands, and 81 75a5 % for ordinary
BARlEY-The demand is moderate and the
market continues steady, with ample receipts.
Fall is merely nominal and held at 3ja50c Der
bu. Prime to choice sprInR Will bring 55ao0C
per Du; fair t. good at ijajOc.
WHEAC-Ihe market has been very quiet
and rather easy. There was only fair mill
ing demand and the receipts were proportion
ately large Quoted 81 1Sll 23 for good 10
choice white. Red quoted 81 l6al IL for prime
to ch ice, and 81 l0al l3 Tor lair to god.
| Choice amber salaOle at 81 goal u per bu, but
| little Offering.
| OATS-The market has been Inactive beyond
what was required for local PURPOSES. Re-
| ceipts moderate though ample, and closing
steady. Prime to choice white quiet at 3OI32c.
| aud good TO prime mixed at 2Sa.9c per bu ON
! arrival.
| CORN-The market was steady all the week,
with fair demand and quiet at tho close. Inc
offerings are ample. Mixed ear is quoted ga
/ 39e per Du on ARRIVAL as To quality and loca-
| tlun. Shelled held at 39a4OC for No. 2 in ele-
| vatOr. and 3SC on track.
! RYE The market remains steady, with
mouerate sales, ana receipts rather light and
| quiet at the close. sample selling on track at
55a &c for tar TO goo I, ami 57l5SC for prime to
cnoice. No. in elevator quoted jSc per bu.
MESS PORk-Ihe market has been easy
but closes tirmer in tone at II 20 per Drl, for
| CITY packei and far demand at lUal5c less.
| LARD-Is IN moderate demand and market
| though easy du, ing the week IS now shaue
| frmer. Prime s,ean is quoted IA '7.15c, Coun :
| try Kettle quiet at 7ssC, and city do at SaSMc
per Id,
BACON Quiet and steady market, with
liberal ufferin6s. Clear Sid, quoted 6.9Ja1c,
clear rib at 6.65a6A, shoulders at 5Asc per ID.
Sugar cured hams sell at 94al0Mc per lD, can
vased and packed.
MEArS-The demand has beer fair for
green, with a steady market, and shoulders
quoted S60a365c, clear rib SIDES 5Aa5.30c per
10; hams 6a7c per Id, and held higher for choice
average. Drv sailed shoulders 4a4 lOc, Gle II
rib sides 5f a5.7Oc, and clear siues &c for partly
cured, per lD; hakc for fully cured, all loose
| CUTTUN-uas been quiet but Is steady at the
close and very liCtle change from last week,
except that inferior grades are shade lower,
Sales to- day 200 bales. Stock $3.50 bales. Re
cerpts IS bales. Shipments 4S6 bales. The
good ordinary 9Hc, low mIddling I0c, mIddltng
I0%c, good miduIng lie, mlddllng ralr Rc,
fair l3c per ID.
WHISKY-Has been steady all the week,
closing quiet at 81 O3 per gallon.
ALCOHOL-In moderate demand, and the
market is steady at 81 Uja2 OF per gallon for 9S
per cent. above proof.
AsHES-Demand has been light, but market
steady. Quoted at 6a6Ac for pearl, and SC fol
potash per lb.
BARK-Has been in good supply, and in
fair demand. Prime chestnut oak is selling
at % per cord, afioat.
continues steady, ana fax bagging is quoted
in iobbing lots at 10hc for 2-lD, 104al0%c for
az lib, and 11all1Sc for 2A -lD, per yard.
BAGS-Were not very active, but the markc,
was firm, anu no material change. Selling at
sOa25c for seamless cotton, l4aljc for 2-bu gun
MES, and l2al5c for 4-bu burlaps.
BEANS-The market remains quiet but
steady, with liberal offerings at Il 3Oa2 90 fol
| far tn a
down to 81 per bu for Inferior
BEESW AX-W IL bring Csc per lb for prime
yellow, with ample receipts anu demand mod
crate.
with moderate demand, and not mucn re-
ceived. 1t is quoted 3a4c per ID for red brush
| 5a5Ac for green stalk braid, and 6a7c fol
good to choice hurl, per ID.
| BRAN, &C.-The market was well supplied
, with all articles and demand moderate. Bran
selling at sl2al2 so per ton. Shipstuffs are
held at $l3s4 per ton. MiCdlings offered al
$l6a2O per ton These figures are on arrival
and dealers ask about 81 more per ton in store
BROOMS-Modcrate trade but not large Of
ferings, and market ruled steady. We quote
common 81 50a2 25, hurl - 50a2 rs, Shaker 81 Ii
, a3 90, and steamboat i4a5 per doz
| BUTTER-Has scarcely varied in any re
speet from our last weeks report. The receipts
: have been largely of the lower grades, o
} which there continues to be an excessive sup
. ply, with stocks accumulatIng on the hands o
: dealers, the demand being exceedingly high
= for everything below prime. The local trad
has taken the usual quantity OF the tlcst qual
titles, and none other, and of these the oner
| ings were only moderate but ample. Price
are about as heretofore given. Dreamer!
. would sell at 30a32c per lb, but hardly any OF
the market. OF dairy made prime to choic'
lots bring l7alSt for Central and SoutherT
ONO, and l9a2Oc for Western Reserve; whll'
extra selections reach 22a2Sc, selling by thu
single tub. Inferior grades offered at l4a 81
, for medium and down to Sa9c for common
! per ID.
CANDLEs-Have been fairly active AM
market firm, and sell at 131sal4a for star ant
/ 11sa12c for common tallow, per lb.
CIIEESE--ls in fair consumptive deman'
and steady, with full supply, and quoted III
13c per Id in store for prime to choice.
COTTON YARNS-Tne demand is moder
ate, but there is a steady though quiet market
= We quote the current prices as follows: Poun
{ warns, carpet warp anu wckiDg. 2lc; coVerie
yarn 2Sc; colored warp, 27c; twIHe, 2Oa23c
rope. l7c per pound; NO. 5OO at 10Hc, and Nc
6U0 at 91ac per dozen.
CORDAGE-Tnere has been no change 0
any consequence, and demand moderate. W
, quote Manila 121aal3hc, Sisal lOa1lAc, an
} | jute 9a9j1c per lb.
, COFFEE-The demand is moderate and tner
is quiet and steady market at about prevlou
prices We quote l7ha9c for common Rio
i9Xa2O1ac for medium, 2laa2}c for good T.
prime, and 231sa24c for choice per lb, an
= Java at 25a?Sc per Id, according to choice.
l R5TUFF-The offerings were limited
following prices: Flour barrel poles, $7as: tigh
do Sl2al4; nhds do, S25aS0; rough barrei slaves
sl6alS; dressed do, Sloa23, and hogshead sUayes
$2ua25 per l,U00
Y | COOPERAGE-rhe market has been duic
} but steady with ample offerings and mo lerat
demand. We quote: Flour brls, 3Oa33c
!, PORK brls. S5a92c; lard tlerces. 81 05al 10
4 i'll tight hogsheads, 81 75al S5: half -hogsheads
3 9jca$i; nam tIerces. 5Ja55c; iron bound wnsk.
prls, 81 lOal 40: lard kegs, 33a35c. and siacI
| half brls, 81 7ja3 p Il dozen.
COAL-Moderate retail demand, with am
| ple supply. The following are the prices
i lougniogheny 74lc per bu ai1oat and lOall
delivered, Hooking Valley &c at elevator an
= uallc delivered, Muskingum Valley Sc on car
q and l0allc delivered, Ohio River 51ac alloat an
g.. delivered, KanawnA River 7c ailOat and II
l. lie delivered, Camden &c, Kanawha camel II
lSc per Du, and anthracite AZ " 5OaS per to
delivered.
COKE-The demand is light but there is
J; steady market and quoted as follows: Gas
4. mouse &c. city MAJ ufactuled 7c, and crushed S
, per bu at yards, and la2c more to consumer
!, delivered
n EtiGS-The market has been fully supplied
but there was little demand and the market
I; quiet, with fresh arrivals selling at llal2c pI
=, dozen.
FEATHERS-Th receipts are liberal, wit
!, only moderate demand, and dealers pay III
h 4Oc per lb for prime live geese.
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