The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-28

at SIC, clear rib at 445941zc, and clear sides at
45s6g454c per lb, all loose.
C0TTON-The market was quiet and steady all
the week with hardly any change. We
quote the official prices as follows Ordinary nc,
good ordinary SC, low middhng SIC, middling
Sc good middling s79c. middlDg fair 1o11c, fair
IL &c per ID. Stock $3.50 bales.
WHISKY-The market was quiet and steady
with moderate demand, and selling at 81 0S per
gallon.
BAGs-ouiet and steady, and moderate demand.
We quote 4bu burlaps at 10@llc, 2-bu gun
nies at l4@l5c, and seamless cotton sacks at 20
@25c apiece.
BAGGING-Demand moderate and market
steady, with ample offerings, and jute selling as
214-lb per yard, in jobbing lots. Iron ties at So
az so per hundred.
BROOM CORN-Was quiet and steady, with
ample supply. We quote red brush at 2@3c,
BROoMs-The demand was fair and market
steady. Common at 81 50@2, hurl at 81 50@2 70,
Shaker at S2 1898, and steamboat S. 50@4 per
dOZ.
BRAN Erc-Market quiet and steady and
ample supply and demand moderate. Bran at
SO 50@l1, shipstutis at ST. 50@12 and middlings
at Sl3@l7 per ton, all in bulk. on arrival and
81 more in store.
BARK-Had fair demand and liberal offerings
and steady market at $12 per ton for prime chest
nut OAK u0Oat
BEANS-Have been quiet and market amply
supplied and steady. Common quoted at 50@75c,
fair to prime white or medium at S5c@$l 10, and
choice navys at 81 25@1 35 per bu.
BEESWAX-ln fair demand and market steady
and prime yellow sells at Ac per ID.
BUTTER-Has had fairly active market, espe-
cially for the best qualities which were in the
usual good local demand. There was moderate
were not large but ample. Prices had a weaken
ing tendency but with no material change.
Creamery was scarcely offered, and not enough
selling TO make quotations. Dairy made at l791Sc
per ID for extra selections by the single tub, and
l2@l5c for prime to choice In lots on arrival Good
lots bring l0@11c. Medium dull at 7@Sc, and COM
mon at 5@6c per ID.
CANDLES-Have been in fair demand and
steady without materi ! change in prices We
quote common tallow at 1Oh@llc and star candles
at l2@13c per Id.
CHEESE-Was in moderate demand for ccn-
sumption and selling steadily at 71a9Sc per h. for
prime to choice, and nominal at 51a@61ac for
inferior.
limited and prices unchanged; We quote;
wicking, 17@1Sc; coverlet yarn. 20c; colored
warp, &c; twine 17@19c; rope, 14@l7c per Id;
No 500, &c; No. 600. &c; and No. 700, &c per
dozen.
CoRDAGE--There is steady and quiet market
at previous prices Jute at 9@91ac, sisa at 1o@llc,
and Manila at 1l3912112c per ID.
CoFFEE-Steady market and quiet at about
H@141ac, good to prime at 15@l6c choice at
17@17%c, and fancy yellow at 1S15@l9c perlb. Java
at 23@2sc. and Laguayra at 15@17c per lb.
COOPERS' STUFF-Far demand and moderate
receipts and no change in prices. We
quote as follows: Flour barrel poles, So Oo@s 90;
tightbarrel poles $12@l4 hogshead poles $40
@25; rough barrel slaves, s12@16; dressed do S18
@21, and hogshead slaves, $lS O0@2O 90 per 1000.
COOPERAGE Had moderate inquiry, pork
packages only being in fair demand, and the mar
ket steady. We quote as follows: Flour bar
rels S2@SSc; pork brls. 9@95c lard tierces; 81 25
81 4o@1 So: half hogsheads, sl@l 10 lard kegs
35c: iron-bound whisky barrels, $lCa1 10.
COAL he market is steady and quiet, and am
pie supply and unchanged. We quote: Yough-
iogheny, SC per bu afoat and l1@l2c delivered;
Hooking Valley. &c at elevator and 1l@l2c
delivered; Muskingum Valley. SIC on ears and
11@12c delivered; hio River, &c afoat and &c de-
livered; Kanawha River, SC afioat and 11@l2c
delivered: Kanawha camel, 16@lSc per bu and
anthracite $7(J7 so per ton delivered.
COKE-Steady and quiet and pricesunchang ed.
We quote: Gash house at &c, city made at &C. and
cru he'd at 7%c. per bu, at yards and &c more de-
livered to consumers
EGGS-The demand was fair and market closing
firm with limited receipts, and selling at 2Sc per
dozen for fresh lots on arrival and SOC counted
out.
FEATHERS-Pri live geese are selling at 36@
SIC per h. and demand fair and receipts mod
crate.
FIsH-Have had but light demand and the
extra mess S26 OOt927 co.; No. large mackerel,
S23 O0@@25 70; No. l snore do, $l6(916 so;
No. large, 50 50@10 No. medium, S. 50@9;
No. large. Ss@8 so No medium. S6@6 50 per
brl, ana half barrels one-half these prices, with
Csc added extra for package Lake herring, S29
2 %; whiteish, $4@4 25 per half brl; sardines,
quarter boxes, S1S@l4 per case ana Goldfish 5@51ac
per lb
FRUITS-Apples in fair demand at 81 5O0
so per brl in store, as to quality. Lemons qui-
ct and steady at S3@4 per box Oranges in mod
crate request at So 50@3 10 per box. and $5@6 per
brl. Dried apples dull at 2@3c, and dried peaches
at 3t9354c per lb Cranberries in moderate de-
mand and firm at $7@s per brl for choice
GINSENG-Firm and demand fair, with light
offerings and prime selling at S0@S5c per lb.
GREASE-Has been quiet and steady, and de-
mand moderate at 4@414c for brown, 41159454c for
yellow, and SC for white per ID.
HAY-Fair local demand for the better grades,
anu steady, with ample offerings, and low grades
good mixed hay ss@s 50, and prime to S.H, choice ice
timothy at $9@10 per ton, all in bales on arrival
and held in store at 81 more per ton.
HQPS-Demand moderate and market well sup
piled but steady, and Eastern quoted at 12@14c
per lb Western merely nominal
HEMP-ModeTate demand, and market steady
and quiet. Dressed is jobbing at 7971lc for
double and 6AS SA@S79e for single dressed per u
90 per ton. on arrival. and light offerings.
HIDES-There was firm market, the demand
fair and offerings only moderate, and prices with
out change. Green nlueS at 54gbHc, wet Salted
at 6A9714c, dry salted at 9@10c, and dry flint at
13@14c per lb. Sheep pelts at 50c@$l each. as to
quality.
IRON-Has been steady and without material
change the demand being still light. We quote
with pig iron at 4 months time, as follows
Charcoal hot-blast Hanging Rock No. /, SO
@2l; No. 2, $1S@19; mill Sl6@1s; Alabama. No. l.
Sl8f920 Georgia and Tennessee No. l, $1S@20: mill,
sl7@1s. Raw coal and coke-No. /, s1691S; No
2, S15@16; American scotch-No l, $20(921; l,
SlS@20. Hanging Rock arwheels, $2S@33; Ala
bana do, $26@30; Georgia and Tennessee do, $26O9
30: Salisbury do S36@37. Old car-wheels, Sl7@18.
Scrap-Wrought S0c@$l: cast 50@60c per cwt. Bar
iron-Boiled, 2t9214c; charcoal. 3@g3Ac Sheet
iron, boiled, 3@314c: charcoal, 4@51ac; Russian
lAc per lb. Horseshoes. 81. and muleshoes, s. pe-
KEY.
quote pig lead at 4 41s@4s4c, bar at 51l@51Sc and
sheet lead at 64@61ac per lb.