The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-18

mixed shelled at 35@3jtac Tor NO. Y IN eieVatol,
ear held nominaily lc higher than mixed. l.
BAC0N-Has been quiet and the market steady,
with only mo crate demand Shoulders at 20
clear & rib "a At gSc and clear siaes %ssss a. i0S
bing at 81a@g14c for hams. 6lsg7c Tor breakfast
bacon. and 5@5Ac for shoulders per h. can
vased and packed
market closes easy Shoulders quoted at $500,
clear rib a 4s094s5c, and clear sides held OF 4's'
(95c per ID, all loose.
LARD-The demand was mir and the market
steady and quiet, but rather easy at the close |
Prime steam is quoted at 61996 60c per ip kettie
leaf et 7114@7ac for city, and 6,4@7c for country
rendered, per lb.
Sales to-day of ll3 bales Stock estimated ut S,4S9
bales The officil Cotton Exchange quotations
ar as follows: Ordinary 71fc, good ordinary Slsc,
low middling 81se, middlins 9.4c, good miading
&c middlipg fair 10sa sac, fair MA Der pound.
WHIsKY-Ihe market has beei- firm and with
ad advance of 1c during the week. dosing steadily
to-day with fair demand at 81 05 per gallon.
BAGS-Market quiet and steady We qnote 4-bu
bnrlaps at 1l@1oc, 2bu gunnies at l4la@l5c, and
seamless cotton ut 2O9Ac, and woeieii oass al
36(a3Sc
BAGGIEG-Has been moderately active and
steady and no material change. We quote 1,lte az
1Oc for 2-lp 1014c for Hs-lb, and 1O19e for 2l4lb
BARK-was in ample supply and fair demand
and mar ct steady. Prime chestnut oak lsquoted
BEESWAX-There was a steady and quiet mar.
ket with liberal offerings and demand fair, and
prime yellow sells at BE per ID.
BEANS-Had a moderate sale only ana there
was steady market with liberal offerings We
quote choice navys at 81 50@l CO. good to prime
white at 81 l591 30, and common at 76gsoc per
bushel
at previous prices. Steambo at $3 25@4 00 shaker
Mt So 1903 90, hurl at 81 50@2 rs and common at
81 5092 90 per DOZEN
BROOM CoRN-The supply is not large but
ample and market steady and quiet. We quote
red brush 2Qs8c green stalk braid 31a@4c, and
hurl at 4149I34c per ID.
BRAN, &c-Bran selling at $40 per ton and mod
crate demand. Shipstuffs at $1l,912 per ton and
dnll. Middlings at Sl3@1I per ton. and market
steady and demand fair, all in bulk on arrival.
BU TER-Has been quiet, with moderate re-
ceipts of the finer qualities and good consumptlve
| demand, and steady without material change IN
prices The lower grades are plenty and du !.
| Very little demand for packing or shipping.
Creamery is not offered and without quotations.
| Prime dairy-made selling at 12@13c, and choice
Western Reserve at 14@l5c per lb, and extra Sc
lectons by the single tub at 2@3c more. Good
grades at l091lo, mediums at Sgsc and common
| at 5(a6c per lb.
| CANDLEs-The demand has been fair and mar
ket steady ad quiet with star candles ut 12@l3c,
and m common tailow at 1OA@11c per lb. Parafine
| at zoe per ID.
ChEESE-Has been in moderate request and
steady with liberal supply, and prime to choice
| factory quoted at 7971ac per ID.
| COTTON YARNS-Have been steady and in
| moderate demand. and no material change. We
quote Batting, s@14c pound yarns, cotton warp
and wickng l7@1Sc; coverlet yarn. 11c; eoiored
| warp, &c: twine. TG19c; rope, l4@l7c per Id;
No. 5OO &c; No. 600. SC: and No. 700. 7c per
dozen.
COFFEE-Moderate demand and market steady
and odiet at previous prices. Rio is quoted: Com
mon at 12b913c, fair to good at 131a@l51ac, prime
at 16fQ161ac, choice at 17@1Sc, and fancy yellow
held al 19@2Oc per ID. Java quoted at 22@27c per
| Id, Laguayl at l5@l7c per ID.
| CORDAGE-The demand is moderate and the
market is quiet at previous prices. We9uote Jute
at 9agAc sisal at lO14 4@1O4c and Manila at 1O1a@
GoAL-Fair consumptive demand and the mar .T
lows Youghiogheny, TIC per bu afioat and l0@
| lie delivered Hooking Valley, &c at elevator and
10@llc delivered; Muskingum Valley. SRc on cars
and S@9c delivered; Kanawha River, nc afloat
and lO@l1c deliver d: kanawha cannel. 16@lSc
per bn and anthracite $7@7 80 per ton delivered.
COKE-Quiet market and steady, without ma,
| terial change Crushed at sc, city manufactured
at 7c and gas-house at &c per bu, at yards Held
about % more delivered TO consumers
COOPERS' STUFF-The receipts were liberal
and the demand rather light, but prices are sus
as co.; tight barrel poles. $l2@l; hogsnead
poles $2O6125 rough barrel staves Sl2@l6: dressed
DO. slS@2I. and hogshead slaves, SIS 0O@20 90 pei
1000.
ooPERAGE-Market quiet and rather weak
hut without any change in prices We
quote; Flour barrels. 32@33c: pork barrrls
S5da75c: lard tierces 9Dc@Sl 90: ham tierces. 55@
enc. slack hoesheads, 81 30@1 40: half hogsheads
Al oo@i TO- lard kegs, 25c; iron.bound whNkl
barrels. SlM1 10.
EGGs-Have been in good supply and the raar
ket weak and quiet, closing steady, with moderatt
demand and fresh selling at l59l6c per dozen.
FEATHERS-There is moderate demand fol
rrime live geese and the market well supplied
at36a SIC per lb
FRUTTS-Oranges were In fair request, and sup
ply ample, and steady at $d@6 50 per case for Val
encia and S2tG2 so per box for Messina creole or
antes. Lemons in moderate demand, and selling
Rrnly at 80 50@3 so per box. Apples in full
mppiy and fairly active, and selling at 81 FOG
10 Der brl for good to choice in store, and held
atS al per brl on arrival, as to quality. Cranber
ries in light demand, and held at S5tl6 per brl
and S2@2 rs per bu. Dried fruits duh at 293t
for armies. and 3@3hc for peaches, per lb.
FISH-Was in fair demand, and the marke
was Arm. We auote as follows: Mackerel
eYt,a mess S26 00a27 90; No. l large mackerel
S2a ttlad125 90: No l snore do. $l6@16 50
No. 2large, 50 56e1l0: No. medium, s. 50@9
? No, large. SSta8 50. No. medium. $6d16 so pei
hi ana half barrels one-half these prices, witt
S5c added extra for package. Lake herring, s2@
%. whitefish. sia4 Is per half brl; sardines
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