The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16

held at s4c,spd buyers. offer CSC for white, and
&c for mixed No. shelled Is worth CSC for
~ xed and 65c for white, per bu.
OATS Quiet and unchanged, Good to prime
are. worth S7a4ac for mixed; 45a45c for white.
Inferior grades are worth s0a3sc, per BY.
NESS PokK-Pfime city y held &c sac 70
Sales i Sc oi coantry .o-das at ss 81 per bri.
LARD-Prnie steam is in moderate demand
at 1874 and current make is quote l3lSal5Hc
per lb. City kettle continues steady at 1SA4a
l4c per lb.
BULK MEATS-Marketq quiet at Sc for shoul-
ders, 13c for clear rib sides and 13tsal3ssc for
clear sides per lb, loose. s,s-- s...-...s-
BACON-There Is a moderate demand and
the market is easy. shoulders lUnai0Ac 9, clear
rib sides l4Ial4Ac. and clear sides l4ssai5c
per ID, packed. sugar Cured hams 15al6e per
Id, canvased and packed.
COFfUN-Marketq quiet and steady. Sales,
% bales. We qu0te: Ordlnary, l1be; good.
ordinary, l2Hc; low middilng, lSMc: middllng,j
13Ne: gooa middllng, l4Ac; nilduling far,
l5c: far. l6c per lb.
Sales to-day 427 brls ut 81 IL per gallon.
| BEASS-There is moderate demand, ana
the market remains steady at Il 90al Sj for me-
diums, and $2a2 ~ for best havys.
| BUT rER-Ihe demand continues fair for
best table butter. Inferior qualities are still
neglected. Market generally steady and
prices unchanged. Choice 27a28c, and prime
24a25c per Ib. Extra selections OF single pack
at 20a22c, and common 16alSc per lb.
| CHEE5E-rhere is steady market, with
moderate demand at lS16al316c per lb for prime
| to choice factory.
| UOALr-The wholesale marketis is steady, and
the demand is fair at l2c for Youghiogheny Sc
for Ashland and Sc for Ohio river, per bu,
afoat. Hooking VALLEY, at elevator, lie per
bu We quote, delivered to consumers: 11al2c
for Ohio river, 13al4c for Ashland, 14aI5e for
Hooking Valley. Muskingum and kanawha,
| l5a 16c for PittsDurg, nc for Kanawha camel,
and 2Uc for Ohio canneL
| COFFEE-Tnere is far demand and a
| firm market, and no change In prices. We
quote Rio 23a24c for common, "a u a26c for fair
to good and 26a27ac for prime to choice, per lb.
Java Is worth 33a35c per ID.
1 DRIED FRUITS-Domestic are in moderate
request at 9Aalfc for apples, and II hai2Hc for
peaches per ID. Foreign are quiet and sready.
WI quote: Figs t4a1Sc, prnnes y9aal0c, dates
61saSc, and currants 71saSc per lb. Citron Is
worth 26a30c per Id. Layer raisins are quoted
EGGs-Tne receipts are light and the demand
continues fair, with firm market, and fresh
are selling at Na22c per dozen.
| GREEN FRUlTS-Apples are In fair demand
and the receipts are moderate. The market Is
firm at $4a5 per brl for prime to choice and ~ 10
a3 10 for fair to good. Lemons are worth $l0al1
per box. Creole oranges sell at $7as per brl.
| HAY--Market steady, with continued fair
demand for the The higher grades. No-change
1 in prices. No. / timothy is worth $22aas
for loose, and $2Oa2l for tight pressed, per
ton on arrival. Inferior grades are dull
and held at $l2a1S per ton on arrival In
store dealers require ~ more per ton.
| tEMP-The market is about as last re-
ported. The demand Is light aud the receipts
are moderate Rough Kentucky Is worth Sl35
al45 per ton. Dressed is held at 10hal1c per
HIDEs-Market steady and quiet. The de-
mand is moderate at 7a7!ac for green hides, "a
&c for wet salted. and 14al5c for dry flint, per lD
sheep pelts are worth 75caSl rs for good to
Dl lme, aud 2ba5Oc for common.
MILLFEED-Market steady and quiet. The
receipts are light Prices unchanged. We
quote: Bran sl6al7, shipstIds $lsa 9. and mid.
dlings, s23a28 per ton, all on arrival, and 81
more per ton in store. 's "+
MOLASS ES-There is fair consumptive de-
mand, with q steady market, and prices are
changed. We quote: New Orleans 60a65c
and refined sirups 4UaS0c per gallon.
UILS-fhere Is moderate demand for Lin
seed at 60c per gal Lard oil is steady anu in
fair request at 81 03ai O5 per gal for extra cur
rent make. Refined petroleum is steady al
| POTATOES-Trish are In moderate demand
and worth 81 % Fer brl, and 40a59c per bu in
store. Sweet potatoes are in fair request al
81 bUa2 % per brl for prime quality.
| POULTRY-Live chickens are in fair re-
quest and the market is wellssupplied at $3s
375 per dozen, according to size and condl'
tion. ti.
change. Carolina is worth S1a a9c; Louisiana
tT1SaS5se: and Rangaon Ta7h &c per lb. ~
| SALT-There is a steady market. Domesti
is in moderate demand at 26c per bu, and 81 4
per brl. Liverpool coarse is worth VI 25al y
per sack, and Turks Island is quoted 50a33
per bushel.
SEED-I'he market is quiet for clover and
timothy, the demand being moderate at l1a11 1at
per lb for the former. and 81 G0a2 Is per bu fol
! the latter. Flax is worth $130a140 per bu fol
good to choice.
! SUGAR-The market Is steady with fair de
mand and prices unchanged. We quote: Yel
low refined, 91aalDAc: extra Sc" lO&al0Hc
sB" white, 105S 5SalUAc; "a" white 10s<allc, AMI
nard l1hal1Nc per Id.
II TALLOW- receipts are light and thert
is fair demand and firm market. Prime il
worth 91sa94c for country, and 91kc for city
per Id.
TOBACCO-The offerings at auction yester-
day were 10 hhls at the following prices: 9
hhds Mason county. KY, trash, lugs and lea
u HID al Sc, is at sldal4 rs, at SIS 25als 70
II hhds Brown county, o., trash, lugs ana lea
Il hid at " 40; l8 at SD 25a IA u, at $5 25a17
at $50; hhds Owen county, KY, trash, lug
and leaf--2 hhds at n ,0a7 50, 5 at 81, I5al2
IL 20: II bhds Boone county, KY. trash, lug
and loaf-l atsS %, at 10go a147 rs, y at sI5 7S
| IL 70. t