The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
terial change in prices. The hedemand is good and
selling on Change t0-day a. sl % per gallon.
.f. hisCELi.ANRo0S.

MlsCELi.ANEONS
Bags: There was a arm market with moderate
demand at previous prices. We quote 4-bu burlap6
109l0t9c, 2-bu gunnies at l3lS9lic. 2-bu cotton
seamless at 20e52ic, wool bagss al 3Odfi0c each.
Baggihg hAs been in moderate request, with q
firm market, and johbing sales Il, 9tgc for 2ls-lb
flax 9ee,lc inr 21stb. ami SIC Tor 2lb per yard
and about lld1Hc Peryard mere for jute. Iron
cotton ties at 81 50 per bundle OF 30.
BARK has had a steady, quiet market, with
moderate receipts, aud 81 5Oai0 per cord on ar
rival fogprime chestnut oak.
Beans have been quie, with light offerings and
mode ate dep and aud selling at 81 2oal 10 Tor
prime 10 choice aud 9oc@sl ID for inferior to good
per bu.
Beeswax has steady market and moderate sale,
with ample receipts and selling at 2OtG2lc per II
for prime yellaw.
Brooms; There is fair demand with o quiet.
steady market and auAt.-t for common at 81 BOG
IS huri m s. 25a2 Is. Shaker al s2 BUGS, and
steamboat at So54 per dozen.
Broom corn Was III fair demand and closing
firm VITA moderate but ample supply and sell ng
| as follows Common t. good red brush at 36s31sc
red tipped at 3}g@4c, greenstalk brad at 4taNgoc,
| and hurl at 5(g5l5C perlb.
Buuer:Tne m@lket mas been f'w ana higher
during the week, The ..,.,,,rs ..ss nave been ,noder
s"D A"" ' -yvsi deinalld wass .s 80, cuual 10 In
~Y'y of the finer Qualities but the lower grades
We're dull and heavy. Creamery selsu UP "a 25c for
fancy selections. and will bnng yDfi23c for prime
| 70 cnoice lots' Chdire daiy-niade ut l2(dl3c 70
Central ONO, ana l4@i,c for Wes,ern x serve,
rl ana heid at le@l7c for single selected pacGa les
lheie is but a moderate packing demand, and
good 10 p! me lots would bring S(9l0r per ID, Me-
dunn at 6dg7c, and Common al 4Ia5c per Id.
Candies had firm market and fdi- Gcnand, and
NO change. Selling for tallOw a !06i0Itac, and
star candles at Ii 1a9l2c, and paratine 2Og2c per
pound
Cheese has been firm with fair demand aud
the receipts moderate and prime 10 choice selling
at sH@ec per lb, ana inferior duh and nominal
Corudge was IN moderate request and the
ttAa do n
IN p. ices. We quote: Jute at s1x@914c, sisal at
1O@llc, man LA at l2@l3c per h.
Cotton yarns were M fa r demand aud firm ut
the following prices: Batting 10@l2c; assorted
yarns, PIC; war 21c; candlewick, 20c cOverlet
yarn, &c: colored warp. 26a; twne ls(u20c: rope,
lS@lyc per lb No. $40, lO1gc; No. CO.. y1ac; No.
7OU &c per dozen.
Coal has fair local consnmptive demand
and tine market remains firm. The rates atoat are
nominal at &c for Youghiogheny 7@7%c for
kanaWha 6%@m ior Asua.d 5ud 5>aatc Ior
Ohio River. We quote as folowsdelWered 10
consumers: Ohio River 9@lH Hooking Valley
and Muskingum l0@1lc. kanaWha AZ 1U(4llc
Youghioghehy ll9l2c per bu. Anthracite $5cs
80 per ton.
Coke had a light trade and nominally un
changed, and quoted Gasho,lse at &c, city manu-
featured at &C. and crushed ut 7@Sc per pu at yards
He'd about &c moie deiivelei.
Coopers stuff: The receipts ample and NSoder
ute, with fair demand and market firm as
10 lows: Flour barrel poles Seas: tightba
poles S1211i; hogshead do, $3.50 0; rough barrel
staveS VI i9lo, hogshtad savcs, 3l6QglS per LOO
Whlteoa2 nosshetu slaves scarce, auu viii sell al
S30663j.
Cooperage has been in moderate request and
the market quiet and steady at the following:
Fh,ur barrels 25g3Uc pork els, S5l13lc; do
haf-brrcls, 45u5p,' lara TIE ccs, 81 0 al l5: ham
tierces, 4h0,0c; hy-tght hogsneads, 81 254l o5
Whisky barrels, iron nools, Sl lO@l L., ana iaru
kegs 2jc each.
Eggs nave been in large supply and market
weak with only n MOI dpndild and
at l3c yer dozen .or fresh arrivals.
Feathers have u firm marAet with fair demand
and light ret* ipis, and WII bring doc per ID Tor
prime 1--we ge Sc.
Fish in moderate demand and the market firm
and quiet, ana gu led follows. Mackerel extra
mess $l5@e26: No. large, Sl2(923; No, shore $ll
old ~; NO. large, S9 jo@e; No. medium. SO
80; No. large S7fd7 81; No. mpdium S5aJ 10
per bt, and half-barre Onehalf these pr!ces with
2 c extra for packages Lake herring, " 25tg2 80;
white fish, VI 50M4 10 per half brl; saruines quar-
ter boxes, S2 5UAl3 per case goldfish, $4,000 per
ID. and smuked herring 43Gl25T per box.
Fruits: Apples IN large sul,py and moderate de-
mand and iecly offered at VI % IS per brl for
prime to choice in stort. Peaches in moue ate sup
ply aud market firm at 81 25tgl 80 per bisket in
store. Pears firm and demand ia at $j0E6 DER brl
for choice, and ranging down H. - Tor ,ommon
Grapes are IN iuil supply and fair demun0at 7aSc
for CataW,a, 4@4lsc I0r Concords per TO- and 81 30
az 10 for Ives per stand of2 bu. Qulccs sell ut
81 - a. 70 per brl. Oranges scarce at "a 50a5 3d.
Ginseng has been in far demand and the mark
ct steady and quiet with modera.e offerings ut 81
per ID for prime.
Greese has ii moderate and steady demand and
amp offerings and sal les at 5El5Le for white AZ
ORG for yellow, and 4g411c fur brown per lb
ii .des were in fair uemAnd and market firm
anu mnderate ie pts. We qu te: Green, 66q7c;
wet salted 7@9sc; dry salted, 9gllc; anu
tint l2(gl4c per lb sheep pelts, ,5ctGS1 w each
Hay ,ts n"u nrln marnet w.tu lii,pierlte offer.
ings, and fair local demand. We quote Sl3@l4 per
TON i0r prime to choice timothy, and {. lGll2 Ior
.alr TO good mixed, per tom Oh arrival, aud So
more in store.
Hons have firm and quiet market with moder-
ate receipts and sellng at ls6szOc per ID for p1n
t,cho.ce Old, but new crop r4slstern held at 25oI
30 GEMS
Hemp has been steady with moderate demand
and no. quo able change and Light offerings
OF rough nentucky quoled $3.50 per ton O y, az I
rival. Fair j1bOlng demand fUr dressed at SIR |
per lb for double and 77sc for siugle, per Id, ii
store.
Lead; The market is quiet and steady, and we |
quote pig lead at 4iaGeoc. bar ut b1aduJsIc. and
sleet |, al at &C. per 10.
Leather Was iii Lair demand and steady at |
Ih' Lowing prices: Oak sole. 3.@Sic hem |
lock do, 206a2sc; harness leather S00s, tc; |
rough do. 29G25c; skirtins do. 3l;g3sc per | ; |
American kip, 5.Wo5c: French do, S@ !
oU; Anne; ican calf,A.n, .5c@sl; French do, /!
81 2 a9l 80 per 10, Bride le"ther, $4Ug,5 per
uuz. ANA upper leather lSa20c per loot
MIifeeu Is al LaS u quiet liza Aet and free,y |
offered at S9@s % Ter ton Shpstuffs neglected |
and hel,i al $l0@11 per toll. Mudlngs quiet and !
steady Ut Si3tYlU per ton IN bulk Oh arrival.
Nails werc III nluuerale demand ANA the market |
au ct and steady, and quoted ut ~ 5Oa2 rs per |
keg ior 10 10 TOD 0tier sizes at prupur,ioiale
rates.
Iron The market remains firm and fairly
active with no material change We quote as fol |
lows: Pig iron Gt our months time; Charcoal hot |
b asst Hanging Rock, No. /, S23osSJ; No. 2. |
S.. 0l2S; ioree, S!d@zG Tennessee No. l. 81 az:
40 lor-e, S-5e26; Alabama, No. /. 8! az :,,ls-
souri No /, s2t@2I: o. No. 2, S-,@-,; Dlast
stonecoa, NJ ssuuri No. l, ". a y; %. gc. SljMa
Obi No. l. S2,6J28; uu No. z. 81 "a! +; d iuIse |
5 926; O. l';-o ast charcoal. Hanging Rock car |
wheels, $30934; S, ur car-wheels, S2Jesyu;
l.,,. n.ver, s23g 70; Alabama, v2se4oo: nac,Ilrly
and fnr:e. 7g.y: b,n'ts, e+iy5D per ton scrap |
cast, 700 0c, and wrought 81 lUtdl 20 perewt
Nay.l stures: There was far ueniatiu 10. tur- |
p' ntine, aud steady. We quite Tur,cntinr 296a I
;2c er galloii resin, extra pale, S.: pale 81 So No
l. $3g3 so; No.2. S. 50a2 70; No. s. az 2os2 50 navy
pltCh, s3 7oy4 roofing pltch, u I5CyZ and Carroll |
ua Tar, S3 BUGS 75 per brl; ca tar " 5uCq2 10 Der
brl. Including barrel: oakum. 71aGl0c per lb.
Nuts: Peanuts have a Mouerale demand and |
the ma ket quiet and teady, and seliu. white !
at 6h4g61ac fur choice Virg mia, and 5Iseeec for |
Tennessee. Red at 5@51ac per ID. We quote al |
monds 20122c, pecans 12Q1l3c fberts l5Qiac, Bra |
I'll nuts l2@l2tac, and English walnuls ll@llc !
per ID.
Oils have had steady lrliet market and no ma |