The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-29

bu for old, and 319s2c for new, on track. shelled
at 30 937c per bu for old mixed, as to quality.
RYE-Wss in fair demand, and market firm and
offerings ample but not large. Good TO choice
sample quoted at 4S95ic per bu, on arrival: NO.
2 in elevator at bic per bu. Inferior dull and
nominally ranging down to 40c per bu.
OATS-Were in light local feeding demand
only, but the market remains steady and no mate
rial change in prices. Mixed are quoted 2Q612lc
for ordinary and 2292Se for good to prime. White
at 230g24c for good to prime, and held ut 25@26c
for choice which are rather scarce.
BARLEY-Market steady and demand moder-
ate, with liberal receipts, but the supply OF best
grades small We quote prime to choice fall ut
81 059l TO- fair to good at 90@97c, and inferior ut
759S0c per bu. Spring barley is not quotable.
BULK MEATS-Were in moderate demand, and
the market closes easy. shoulders are quoted at
S14g3asc, clear NIB at 43sc. and clear sides at "
@4s4c perlb, all loose. Packed meats held about
Ac above these figures.
BACOH-Had a light demand and the market
is weak shoulders quoted 41sc. Clear rib at 6zsc
and clear sides at 5,35fOa5. 40c per h. all packed
SUGAR-CURED MEArS-Have had quiet
and easy market with only moder te jobbing
demand. Hams quoted 10@1015c per lb, but
some choice as to average and band held at s@
SIC per To- Shoulders at 5@514e per lb all can
yased and packed.
MESS P6RK-The market has been quiet and
steaay, and is rather easy at the close. Prime city
mess is quoted 81 50@775 per brl, but small job
bling lots held at S. per brl. -.
LARD-Has been steady. butclosing weak with
fair jObbing demand, Current-make steam is
for small lots, in tierees. Prime winter steam
offering at 6cper lb.
COTToN-Has been very quiet, with liberal re-
ceipts and shipments, but spot sales light. Prices
close steady. The following are the official quota
tieils: Ordinary good ordinary S5sc, low mid
ding SIC, midding ylsc, good middling 9asc
middling fair l0c, fair 1915 per lb.
IJno nd or ux.yif1, 1,nr1f
chanee in price. There is good demand and selling
at 81 0S per gallon.
BAGGING-Marke quiet and steady with fax
bagging quoted as follows: 1O@l0Ac for 2-lb, 1014
yard
BAGs-Had moderate demand and the market
was steady We quote 4-bu burlaps 119l219c, 2bu
gunnies 141a@15c, and seamless cotton sacks at
20u25c.
BEANs-Had quiet and steady market with
moderate demand and moderate offerings. We
quote choice navy 81 SO@l 80, good to prime white
or medium 81 40gl Us, and lower grades at 9oc@Sl
per bu.
BEEsWAX-Was steady and receipts ample
with prime yellow quoted at 23(924c per ID.
BROOMS-Had quiet, steady market, the de-
mand being light and no change in prices. We
quote common at 81 50{92, hurl at 81 25@2 75
Shaker at 50 5O@3, and steamboat at $3(93 50 per
dozen.
BROOM CORN-The demand was light, but
there was a steady and quiet market We quote
common to good red brush 3C941ac, green stalk
braid 412(G5c, and hurl 5@g5I2c per 10.
BRAN, &C.-M0derate demand and steady for
bran al Sl0910 SO per ton. Shpstuffs continue
dun at $11@I2 per ton Middlings quiet and steady
at $l3@l7 per ION, all in bulk on arrival.
BUTTER-1Iad steady market but generally
quiet with scarcely any change, The receipts
were liberal, but mostly of inferior grades, which
were not wanted, and the market for such closes
dull and heavy, with an accumulation of stocks
The usual amount OF the finer qualities was re-
quired for local consumption, and OF these the
supply is only moderate but ample. Wequote dairy
made at 12@13c for prime and H@l5c for choice
Western Reserve, and 1@2c more for extra Sc
lections Creamery at 26(127c for selected pack
ag and 22G25c for lots. Good packing lots at l09
lie, medium at S(g9c, and common at 5Gg6c per h.
ANDLES-Demand tar and steady market
We quote star candles l2@l3c, and common tai
low at 10la@llc per 10.
CHEESE-Had a steady and quiet market with
moderate demand and liberal offerings. We quote
choice at 9g91ac and good to prime at SSS1ac per
cooPERs sTUFF1The supply Was RG 'n rather light
moderate demand. We quote: Flour barrel poles
S6 OO@S co. tight barrel poles, $l2@l4 hogshead
poles, $40; rough barrel slaves, 81 0O@l6 co.
dressed do. SIS OO@2l 20, and hogshead staves
SIS 0Q@2D 90 per 1000.
CoOPERAGE E-There was fair demand
and the market firm with ample, offerings
We quote: Flour barrels, 30@33c; pork brls, 8O9
S5c; lard tierees, 90@95c; ham terces, 45@50c;
slack hogsheads, 81 l0t41 Is; half hogsheads, $l@
10, lard kegs, 3Oc; iron-bound whisky barrels, SIG
L ~. SItbCh ll3ill-LuIltlo ooGBL ID per uOL
COFFEE-Market firm but quiet, and only fair
consumptive demand. Java sells at 25(930c, and
Laguayra at 161a@1S19c per lb, as to quality. Rio
is quoted 14@15c for common l5hg1Gc for fair
17@lS12efor good to prime, l9@2Oc for choice, and
20L2@2c for fancy yellow per lb
COTTON YARNS-The demand is very moderate
and the market is steady and quiet We quote as
follows: Batting, S@l4c; pound yarns, cotton warp
and wicking, 17@1Se; coverlet yarn, zoe; colored
warp, 23c: twine, 17919c rope, l4@l7c per lb
No. 500 &c; No. 600, SC, and No. 70O 7c per Dozen
CoAL-Was in good consumptiye demand and
the market firm. Wequote the following: Youghi-
ogheny 712c per bushel afoat, and l0@l0Mc deliv-
cred; Hooking Valley &C at elevator, and 10c de-
livered; Muskngurh Valley SIC on cars, and l0c
cred; Kanawha River nc ahoat, and 1O@1O%c
delivered Camden, 7971ac; Kanawha camel l6
per bushel, and Anthracite S7@7 SO per ton deliv-
cred.
nominally unchanged. We quote SC for gas-house
&c for city manufactured, and &c for crushed per
bu at yards; and about DC more per bu delivered
to consumers.
EGGS-Have been steady with liberal receipts
and demand fair and at the close fresh arrivals
sell at 14@l41ac per dozen.
FEATHERS in moderate demand and
steady with prime live geese quoted at 4le per b
extra mess mackerel, s26@27; No. large DO, SAG
@25 90; No. shore, ST. 50@18 00i No. 2 large
$loglo 5o No. medium, $s@g 50; % No. No. large
half barrels onehaf these prices, with 25c added
extra for package. Lake herring $292 25;
whte1sh, $494 % per half bril- sardines. quarter
boxes, S13@14 per case, and Goldfish, 5@51ac per
pound.
FRUITS-Moderate demand for apples and mar
ket we'll supplied, and quoted at 81 75(92 25 per
brl packed in store and $@1 so per brl loose on
rival. Cranberries in moderate demand and
steady with ample receipts and selling at SS@9 per
brl for choice and $6@7 for inferior Oranges in
fair equest and m derate supply at $6 5o@7 so
per brl' for Creole Lemons steady but quiet and
selling at $6G17 per box. Dried fruit dull and
peaches held at S@8s4c, and apples at2@214c per
pound.
GINSENG-The marketwasquiet and demand
moderate and prime selling at 759S0c per lb
GREASE-Steady and demand moderate at41a
@514c per ID, according to color or quality.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fair and firm market.
We quote rifle powder at S. 75@6, and mining at
SO 25d3 70 per keg.
hAY-Was in fair local demand and the market
steady with ample receipts. We quote $10@11 for
prime to choice timothy, $8@9 for good mixed,
and S. 50@7 for common per ton, all in bales, on
arrival. In store dealers require 50 more per ton.
HIDES-Market firm and demand moderate
with ample offerings. We quote green hides 6L