The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-14

at 4sz@4szc per ID, packed. Sugar-cured hams at
6@512e., as to average or brand.
1ARD-Is fairly pctve and steady. Prime steam
is quoted bssE@5. zoe, but mostly held shade
more Kettle at 7971zc per lb, in small packages.
BULK KMEATS-Mafket quiet ana steady. Loose
meats, partly cured, quoted 2.90@2s5c for shoul-
ders. ss0c for clear rib and 494loc for clear
sides per 10, Is 10 20 days In salt
MESS PORK-The demand is fair and market
steady at 8 25 PER b for city mess, and held 10
@25c higher for jobbing lots
BARLEY-The demand is fair and steady. Fall
quoted 81 09@1 10. prime to choice, 95c@a O.
and inferior down to 60c. Spring dull at 759S5c
for prime 10 ohoice. and 50@6Oc for inferior.
sUGAR-cUlED MEATs-bad good jobbing
at 754@9c, according to average or brand. Break
fast bacon at 81 @6szc, and shoulders at 41441ac
per ID. all loose canvassed and packed.
COTTON-The market is firm to day, and prices
bales. Sales : bales. The official quotations are
as follows: Ordinary TIC. good ordinary SC, low
mtdding SIC, middling &c, good middling 9xc.
middlirg fair 1Ghe, fair 1114c per lb.
WHI-KY-Is in fair demand and selling steadi-
ly at 81 03 per gallon.
BAGS-Inere was a quiet market and the de-
mand moderate but steady. We quote 4-bu bur
laps at 1l@12c, 2-bu gunnies at l41a@l5c and
seamless cotton sacks ut 20@25c.
BAGGING-Was i'll lair request and steady with
no quotable change. We quote fax bagging at
g94@10c for 2.lb, 1O@1014c for 21s-lb, and lOA@
BARK-Tias been in moderate demand but
offerings light, and prime chestnut oak is quoted
at sl2 per ri afoat
BEANS-Were steady with modernte demand
and market well supplied. Choice navy sell at
mon at 7h@lS0c per Du.
BEEsWAX-The demand was fair and receipts
ample, and selling prime yellow at 2S@24c per
BRAN. Erc-Marke ct firm for bran with mod
crate offerings and fair demand at $40 50@ll 20
per ton. Shipstuffs quoted at $ll@12 and dull
Middiings NJ, at $ig@l7 per trn and moderate de-
BROOMS-The demand was light but steady,
and no material change. Common at 81 5O@2,
hurl at o. 25@2 20. Shaker at " 50@3, and steam
boat at $S 60D4 per dOz.
BROOM CORN-The market was quiet but the
receipts light and continues steady. We quote
hurl at 4115(95c. green stalk braid at 4@4%c, and
red brush At 21ate3%c per lb, as to quality.
BUTTERFLIES been firm with light recei ts and
the demand fair only for The best grades, which
are needed for the local retail trade. The lower
grades continue dull and in large supp y, with an
accumulation of stocks. Prices have an upward
tendency, but without any decided d advance
for choice Dairy made at l5@17c for choice West
ern Reserve, and 1S@l4c for prime, but held at Is
@20c for extra selections by the single package.
Good lots are quoted 1OMllc, medium at 7(9oc,
and con- mon at 4@5c per lb.
CANDLES-Have been in fair demand, and the
market steady, and selling at l013@llc for COM
mon tallow and 12R@13c for star candles per lb.
HhEESoE-lhe uiarket was sleaay aAu 9ote' aHu
demand fair only for prime to choice, which sells
715CaSc per h., and inferior dull at 5@6c per 10.
COOPERAGE-Falr demand LOT PORK ana iard
packages, Dut other KINGS nuli: we quoie: floul
barrels 3a@S3c; pork prls VI VoC9l ~; iaro uerces
2g So nam eTGes ao@c a saeR hogsnesas esa
VI 4ogl oo; hall hogshea9s' Slgl iaro Kegs 0oc
Iron bound whisky barrels l@l 10.
-, ooorEhs sloFF-dhe reeeih@ G were Ignt ana
ne market Iiin, Du nio1 M Inurm on otiaia % Mequote
Flonr barrel roles, St CO@S 90; tghtbarrel poles,
S12@14; hogsnead poles, S20925; rougn barrel
sVes slzgio 10 aIesse M 10 Si1 w. ao hoss
head slaves, SIS QO@N 90 per 1000
CoFfEE-lne denlanu IL ~ lar ana IN marKet Ia,.a
steady, We quote Laguaiyra i at l6(9loc, and Jaya
At 2s@28c per ID: Rio at iSgl4c i9r common, common, ~
aloe for fair, l2I9l6c Tor good, l6%glIc for
prime, 1Laglec tof choice ana loIsglsc tor lancy
yellow per 10
COTTON YARNS - nave peeh y 2 m Dut qulet,
aid the demand moderate WIN llt,ie or no change
in rriees we quote ls follows: iBn1tung sgiic;
pouhd yarns, coIooh warp anu "hohlilE, IfNioe'
l9c; rope i4(glIc per lp;No ooo' W; NO. ooo' &c;
and NO 1o9, !c per lozen. A.,
COALatar local demand and the supply
ample: Prices afl0at merely nominal. we quote
as follows folghiogheny, e per bu
afoat ana ,lZc uSiiyefed; ,11,o LOCKING Vnl1ey
Sc at elevator ana ll@l2c delpered; MUS
kinSumValley SIC on cars nd llgl2c delivered; ;
ONO River, 5I2c ailoat ana 9c delivered: Kama
wha Rye e ahoat ana 3 dlc devef $7hd "a
railnel lugioc per pu, anu aitlfaciVe S'g' W per
ton dellvereo.
GoKEModerae W oia ana e had sy sesay
WIN Ilperal supply we quote olu ieo l/TWoe,
city manufactured at &c ana gas,house at &c per
b at XaroS ana Zc more aellvGre' 10 consumers
CokDAdh-inere Whs q'i'eH "a a'lu s.ealy in,o ilr
kct witn w naIerlal cilaIse we quote maliilla n
u" 9lZi2c, olsai w ioSilc alo 'u'e at 'ee'Iac
per 10.
EG'is-Ihe demano mas oeen iaif & ara the mar.
net Jsh n uldes ish' reoeip'S' "no iresl seiis a'
zS65n o. a, PER 39zeli; o, ,,;o. mil, u,
EATHERs-Market a easy and quiet with n lib
eral oherinss ~ aa@"oc per ~ ior prime i've
geese; ,.. ,, ,
FlsH-ls IN IN moderate demand n, ana market
steaoy, we quo Z. Mackerei' extra
mess, w UNgZa W: no. ! large InacEerei,
W. 0o@gzos 40 w e6S no. snore Eo SlSSgi3 oo;
no. go g. ovoioi eo ~ ji, CO. 20 s0 oogo, ~
No largS. SsG" DU NO. oit 4h so@o oo pr
M MUrl' dsd aiiu a W. t anlona i bppr Coz
2 o CO. aum ,.oaS esa az az 20 baIf wi 80
~ ar ao a0 va na ana ondss sk
auitef ooAeA' oi'4if pei 0''e 'A' 'o0i''n 'Vs'|a'
ptF Ep}i1Ts pg M,ders,a demond for annlas ord
era so,na ot a. 5nmo anu hr
20 hnioe n. ps ey., SteoIv an
',ot i ~ Sao5SSa nav box ORANGES in fair rs,nnst
d'id III ot SGof N nor bri and sSa 5a ner
anu anu rranbsrri,s nIentv hnt oniv ebt del
,Nand uVn et eo@o so nor h, and Ss6o7 ner hrl
msnd tr,ito remon duIi and sailing. nnleS a,
aud dried naaches at AZ 8sIn ner "'
7fEfNSENGHC !iySS dull but the receipts