The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-03


market rather easy under large receipts Mixed
offering at 22g2Sc for good to prime and 20@2lc
for inferior White at 25c for choice, and 23@S24c
for good to prime per bu.
BARLEY-Was rather duh with large offerings
but the market closes steady. Fall is offered at g5c
@Sl for good TO prime sample and 81 03@l O5, for
choice on track.
MESS PORK-Has had quiet market, the de-
mand being light and closes weak with rather
downward tendency. Prime city mess is quoted
At - 75@l0 per hrl but small jobbins lots held at
LAHD-Has been steady, with fair demand, but
is easy at the close ime steam current make
quoted &c per Id. PINE winter steam dull and
nominal at n l4M15sc per ID. Kettle leaf jOpbng
slowly at SSSj4c for city, and 71s9524c for
country though somewhat higher
BULK MEATS-Was in fair request and liberal
offerings, and market closing easy. Shoulders
quoted SIC, and bid shade less, clear RIB at6Gg
6l0 and clear sides at g &C per lb, all loose Held
IsGg4c more packed.
BACON-rhe demand was light and the market
closes weak. Offerings moderate but annie.
Shoulders quoted 5G5Gj zoe, clear rib sides at 54c
and clear SIDES at 71O@7. l5c per ID, all packed.
NUGAR-CURED HAMS. - Moderate demand
and steady with notmu h change Hams sell at
l2@ l3l2c as to average or brand, breakfast bacon
at i299c, shoulders at 7g7Iqc per ID.
COlION-lhrket quiet and steady, with no
change in prices during the week Stocy esti-
mated SIC bncs The following are the official
quotations at the close: Ordinary lOc, good Ordn-
ary lGAc. low mddling 1lAc, middling 115sc,
good III mddLng l2c Ulddling lair l2L2c and tair
l3c per ID.
WHISKY-Active demand ana selling on
Change to-day ut 81 06 per gallon.
ASllES-The demand was light but the market
remains steady. Pearls at Ge6I4c, and potash at
4l2@i34c per pound.
BAGS-Markct inactive, except fair demand
for seamless cotton. Quoted 2Oa24c for 2-bu cot
ton seamless sacks, l4ql5c for 2-bu gunllies, and
ana 120l3c for 4-bu burlaps, per yard.
BAGGlNG-iad steady market but not much
demand Selling for flax bagging at 1G4@llc for
2Ib, ll@ll4e for 21s-lb, and 1lA9llRc for
BAIlk-The receipts have been large and there
was fair demand, with firm market and clos
ing easier, and prime chestnut oak is quoted SIG
II per cord, aflUat.
BEANS-Only light offerings, but little demand
and market steady and without quOable change.
We quote choice at 81 7O@1 S0 good to prime at
81 Pool 90, ana common down to 75c per bu.
BEESWAX-Had steady ma ket with fair de-
mand and ample offerings at 24c per lb for prime
yellow.
BRAN, &c.-Ban was in moderate demand and
receipts ample at S909 30 per ton. Shipsulls dull,
under very light demand, at $l0Wi1 per ton.
Middings steady d quiet and freely offered at
Sl3@l7 per ton all in bulk, on arrival.
BRooMs-liad steady but only moderate de-
mand at previous prices. We quote common at
81 509 IS, hurl at $2 2592 80, Shaker at $2 5O@3,
and steamboat at s. 5O94 per doz.
| BROOM CORN-The supply was somewhat larg-
er and the demand moderate with easy market
but no special change in prices. Red brush quoted
| 312G14RC, green stalk braid at 56t51@c and mcdi-
um hurl at 69612c per h.
BUTTER-IIas been steady all the week. The
market was amply supplied, but most of the re-
ceipts were Of lower grades. are not wanted and
continue dull and heavy. The finer qualities had
a good local demand with moderate offerings.
There was no material change in prices. Cream
cry sold at t2-G23c for fancy selections and 1S@21c
| for prime to choice lots Dairy made reached to
15@ &c per lb for single selected packages and in
| lots selling at 11@l2c for Central and Southern
| Ohio, and 139l4c for Western Reserve per ID.
| Good packing lots quoted va 10c per lb medium
at 7@Sc, and common at 3l215c per lb.
| CANDLES-Moderate demand and the market
steady but very quiet We quote star candles
| CllEESE-Was in fair consumptve demand
and STEADY W tn limited tlerings. Prime TO
choice selling at 7@712c per b.
market firm. We quote: Batting, 109
1Sc; pound yarns cotton warp and wickng, zoe;
coveret yarn, pc; colored warp, 25c; twine, 17t9
2Oc rope l5@lSc per lb; No. $40, 10c No. 600, sc,
and No. 700, Sc per dozen.
| CORDAGE-Was steady and quiet and selling
at previous prices Manila at 1112@1212c, Sisal
lOl4@llAc and Jnte at 9@91ac per lb
| COFFEE tcady market and quiet with moder
ate sales and no material change. Rio sells l5ml7c
for common to fair, IS@2Oc for good to prime, and
2l@22c for choice per h. Java at 25M2gc per b.
CQoPER5AGE-otttrings moderate, and the
%aTtS' R"rts ct quiet pork We 6, q%@s s5soc FSHf aTd
hogsheads, 81 1901 Is half hogsheads Sl@1 TO-
lard kegs, zoe; iron bound whisky barrels SIG
l 10: Slack half-balrcls So 5O@g2 70 per doz.
COOPERS' STUFF-Dcmand far, and market
well supplied and steady We quote
Flour-barrel poles, SG@0; tight-blwel poles, Sll@
$16m1S: dressed do $l9@22, and hogshead slaves
S220125 per 200.
C0AL-Market still dull, and ample
supply No quotable change in prices.
| Goughiogheny 7c per bu atoat, and 9011c delv
cred; Hooking Valley, lSc at elevator and 10c de-
| livered; Muskingum Valley, &c on cars, and lOc
delivered; Ohio River 5@l4c aaoat, and Sc de-
| livered: Kanawha River 7c afoat, and SIgGglOloc
| delivered; Camden, 712@Sc Kanawha CANAL I6
@lSc per bu, and anthracite Sc 5O@7 so per ton
delivered.
COKE-Dull market with light demand and
held steady. We quote gas s-house &c, city manu-
factured at &C. and crushed at SC per bu at yards,
and &c more delivered
EGGS-IIave been in fair request and the re-
ceipts moderat with sales of fresh generally at
FEATHERS-Were steady with fair demand.
Prime live geese feathers selling at 40c per lb ON
arrival, and ample offerings.
FlSH-Denand moderate, market steady, and
quoted as follows Mackerel, extra nsss, S26@27;
No. large, S24025 No. l large, S24M25; No. l
shore, $l7 5O@lS 90; No. large, $40 5O@ll; No.
medium, 50 50010 No. large. So 00@9 80; No 3
medium $SGgS 80 per brl, and half barrels one half
these prices, with 25c added extra for packages.
Lake herring; s. 5O@2 %; white fish a 5O@5 per
half brl; sardines quarter boxes sl3@l4 per case,
ana Goldfish, 59512c per lb
FRUITS-Apples in large supply and market
dull at 5O75c per brl loose on arrival and 81 OO@
l 25 per br packed in store. Peaches in fair de
mand and market well supplied and steady at
81 2592 50 for choice 81 25Gg2 for fair to prime,
and 75c9S1 for common per bu in boxes Pears
in moderate demand and the receipts ample, and
selling at Sl95 per bril- and 81 5O61 IS per ,bu for
choice varieties packed. DamsunS selling at $40
2 80 per stand OF bushels, with moderate supply,
and firm. Grapes in good supply and fair de-
mand and quoted at $11 75@2 for Ives seedling
81 5o@3 90 for Concords, and S595 50 for Catawba
per stand of = bushels.
GREASE-Was steady and quiet, and selling at
412@454c for brown 5@514c for yellow and SIG
sac for white per lb.
GUNPOWDER-Had moderate demand and
the market steady at SO 2593 20 for mining and
S. 75(d6 for rifle per keg.
HAY-Was quiet and steady, with fair con-
sumptive demand We quote prime to choice TIM
othy at $9@l0 and medium at 81 5Ogs, and com
mon at S. 50t97 per ton, all in bales on arrival
In store about " more per ton.
HIDES-Moderate receipts and demand fair
Market steady at the following prices: Green hides
at 6@61ac wet salted at 7GJ712c dry salted at 1l@
12e, and flint 14@l5c per ID. Sheep pelts at 75c
91 25, as to quality.
HEMP--Quiet market and steady, with linn
tied receipts, and quoted S95@lO0 per ton for
rough Kentucky, on arrival. Dressed sells slow
ly in store at TIC for double and 6m63Ic for sim