The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31
but cosessteady, with sales to-day at 81 Os per gal

but closes steady with sales to-day at 81 O3 per gal
Ion.
BAGGING-Has been in moderate demand. and
market firm FLAX bagging is quoted at S55@ss4c
for 2-lb, 9@9l4c for 21s-lb, and 9490c for 21z-lb
per yard. injobbing lots.
BAGS-W.ere steady, it'll moderate demand and
no material change. Seamless cotton selling at 20
@25c, 2bu gunnies at 14@15c, and 4-bu hurlaps at
1l@l2c per lb.
the market, STEADY, with prime, chestnut oak
quoted at 81 per C I'd, afoat
BEESWAX-Has hnd a fair demand, and the
NJ arket steady, with Liberal receipts, and prime
yellow, ,isselling at 24c per. lb.
BEANS-Have been steady and market well
supplied and mOderatedemand. Common quoted
60@75c, fair to prime at $l@l 25 and choice navys
selling at 81 4OH1 50 per bu.
BRAN, &c;-Bran sold at 0per ton with fair
demand and good supply. Shipstuffs were dull
but steady at 81 OH per ton Middlings fair de-
maud and freely offeRediat $1S@l7 per ton, all in
bulk, on arrival.
BROOMS-There was moderate demand and
the market steady and quiet We quote 81 5O92
70 for common, g 25@2 75 r hurl, 81 1908 90 for
Shaker and 5094 10 for steamboat per doz.
BROOM CORN-The receipts were ample and
demand rather light but steady and little If any
change. Selling red brush at 2@3c, green, stalk
braid at 312@4c and hurl at 415G5c per lb.
BUTTER-The market continued qdFet but
firm. The receipts were moderate of the best
grades, which had the usual good local demand
the offerings being largely in excess of the sales
and leaves considerable accumulation of stocks
Prices have undergone little or no variation
Best creamery selling in lots Mt 230927e, but fancy
selections will bring 2g@30c per lb Prime dairy
made at 12@13c, and choice Western Reserve at
l5@l6c but single selected packages sell at i@a2c
more. Good packing lots quoted 9@10c, medium
at 7@1Sc and common at 415c perlb.
I CANDLBS-Were steady with the usual fair de-
mand, and selling at l2@13c for. star and 101S@Ilc
for common tallow per lb.
CHEESE-Has been fairly active for prime to
choice, which sells at 71Sa8c per Id and ample
offering, but inferior is dull at 5a6c per lb.
CORDAGE-There wasa steady ia demand and
prices without"hange. We quote Jute at 9@91ac
/ COTTON -.4SS-There was very quiet mar
ket, the demand being light and no material
change. We quote: Batting, 8@l4c; pound
yarns, cotton warp and wicklng, 17@1sc;
coverlet yarn, 20c; colored warp 23c; twine, l7(Q
19e: rope, f4@l7c per ID; No. 5O0, &c; No. 6OO Sc;
and No. 700, &c per dozen.
| COFFEE-Quiet and steady, and moderate de-
mand. Java selling at 22927c per lb, Rio 81 l3Gl
lac for common, 414@15c for fair, l519@l6c for
good, 16h@17c for prime. 1715@l8c for choice and
1S13@l9e for fancy yellow, per lb. Laguayra
quoted 15@17c per ID. .
+ COOPERS:. STUFF-There was steady and
quiet market with moderate offerings We quote:
Flour barrel noles, Sc G0@8 00; tightbarrel Doles
$l2@14, hogshead poles. S20@25; rough barrel
slaves, $12@l6 dressed DO S1S 00@2i 90. and hogs
head slaves, $l8 00@2O 90 per 1000.
] COOPERAGE-Pork packages were in good de.
mand, but the market otherwise was duh. We
quote as follows: Flour barrels, I2@3Sc; porK
Otis, T1UylU0y ldru bleTCtS.t Tl JJWI ham
tierces 66@65c; slack hogsheads, 81 40@1 5O half
hogsheads, S1@1 10; lard kegs,S5c; whisky barrels
$l@110.
CoAL-Good consumptive demand and market
steady with liberal offerings at the following
prices: Youghiogneny, SIC per bu afloat, and
9La@l0c delivered: Hooking Valley sc at elevator.
and lOc delivered; Muskingum Valley SIC on
cars and loc delivered; Ohio RIVER, SC afloat and
TIC delivered; Kanawha River, 61ac afioat and
9@l0c delivered; Camden, 7@71yc; Kanawha can
nel l6@1Sc per bu.
COKELsteady with moderate demand and the
market quiet Cru he'd quoted 7c, city manufac-
tured at &C. aud gas-house at &c per bu at yard and
held &c more on arrival.
EGGS-There was a fair demand and receipts
light, and market closing firm, and fresh selling
FEATHERS-The market was quiet and weak,
with large receipts, and prime live geese will not
bring over 35e perlb.
market quiet! We quote Mackerei extra
mess, $26 0Ot927 CO.; No. / large mackerel,
$23 00@@2 20; No. ! shore do. Sl6@l6 SO;
No. 2 larse, s ~ 5o@lo; G No. medium, $S 50@a;
brl, ana half barrels one-haf these prices, with
25c added extra for package. Lake herring, S2@
2 %; whitetish, S4a4 25 per half brl; sardines
quarter boxes, slS@l4 per case ana Goldfish 5@a51ac
per lb.
FRUITs-Apples were in fair request and full
sqggly aRd e sng 81 S22 a 5 per brl in store a
crate demand and quoted $5@7 per br and S2@
So so per bu. Lemons quiet and steady at s3G4
1uD1 nj M
6sa ner br for creole and gay "a anu luz q4oted W
SIessina Dried fuit Gnit vU pei pox for
noonhos ond o6Seo for onnIas ~, n..o'0o 'I~4c ior
GTNSESGETha denanpd vps ps' fair iG, oa
good and selling at 7Oaz5c per Ib for nrima uppiy
GRFASENModerate demsnd " and nd piiahe, tba
steady and selling Velow at 4c au hpon e at market IIe
and White at &c ner lb. ~ 'io"i az 7|2o'
HAY-M0derated demand and steodv with a f,u
supply, Timothy selling at As 50@o "a ner ton NJ in
bales on arrival Good mixed held at 81 5oSs IN N
and common at Sc 5O6a7 90 per ton. Tn store Geoj'
ers ask ~ more per ton
HIDES--The demand was fair and r,orl,et steodv
we quote green at E5I@6Lc, wet saiIed at GalG
nc, dry saited at 9al0e, and dry flint at 13G1ic
per ID. Sheep pelts at 50cms1. as 70 size and con.
dition.
HOPS-Had a, moderate demand only. with a |
fair market, and Eastern selling at 13ai4c ner III
for prime to choice.
HEMP-Moderate demand for rough Kentucky
and offerings Ii ght at $85@90 per ton in bales on
arrival Dressed in moderate iobbng demand at
iI@6%c for single. and 7a7Ic tor double per H.
fRON-Had only light demand with little or
no variation in prices We quote as follows
with pig iron at four months, time