The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-11

and prime asas5c per lb. Small lots Of extra
bring 2agc more. Medium is worth i9a2oc, aud
common l6al5c per lb RI
CIiEE5E-yhere y a steady market with
fair demand, and weqqote prlme 70 choice fac-
COFFEE-There Is fair consumptfye de-
mand and a steady market ut previous prices.
We quote Bio 23a24c forcomsfon, IA a26c forfalr
TO good, and 26aZ1sc for prime 10 choice, per ID.
Java Is worth S3a35c per lb.
COAL-The market remains frm with fair
demand and moderate offerings. We quote:
Ohio river Sc and YOughiogheny l2c per bu,
| a1oat. Delivered to consumers. Ohio river liza
l2c; Muskingum, Hooking Valley and Ka-
nawha 14al5c, PittsDurg l5al6c, Kanawha can
mel no, and Ohio camel 2Oc per bu Hooking
Valley at elevator is worth lie per bu.
DRIED FRUIfS-Tnere Is moderate demand
for domestic at 9ha10Xc per lb for apples, and
1rha1z1zc for peaches. Foreign are steady
ana uncnanged. Wequote: Citron 26aSQc, figs
l4alsc, prunes 101allc, currants 7hasc. and
dates Y asc per ib. Layer raisins are worth
EGGs-There is q continued steady market
with fair demand at l9a2Jc per dozen. Receipts
GREEN FRUrTs-Apples are in fair de-
mand. with good receipts, and the market re-
mains hrm at s3 75a4 o for prime TO choice
ana ~ 50a3 30 for fair to good qualities per brl,
Oranges are worth $9alO, and lemons sloai2
per box.
HAY-The market is steady, with o con-
| tinued fair demand for the higher grades
Inferior are dull. No. timothy is worth s22a2a
for loose and s20a2l for tight pressed, per ton,
and common offered at $14afS per ton, all on ar
rival, and ~ more per ton in store.
| HEMf-The market is quite and steady
The demand is moderate and prices are un-
changed. We quote: Rough Kentucky sl40a
l5U per ton, and dressed lO1sal1c per pound.
| HIDES-There has been no change. The Of
| fermgs are moderate and about equal to the
| demand, and the market remains steady.
sheep pelts are selling at 75casl 25 for good
| to prime aud 20a5Oc for common. Green hides
| are worth 7ac; wet salted. 5aSc; and dry flint,
| 14al5c per ID.
| MILL FEED-The market is steady. NJ
material changein prices. Bran is in fair re.
quest at Sl6al7 per ton. Shipstufs are In mod
crate demand and quoted slsal9 per ton Mid
Idlings are quiet at s23a2s per ton, all on ar
| ival. In store dealers require 81 per ton more
| MOLASSES-There Is a fair consumptlve de-
mand, with steady MARKET and prices are
| unchanged. We quote: New Orleans 60A65c
and refined sirups 4OaS0c per gallon.
| sOILS-LInseed 10 in light demand and will
not br ng over 6Oc per gal. ior prime. Lard oil Is
steady, with fair demand and extra grade cur
| rent make Is worth 81 U3al 05 per gallon. Re
ineh petroleum is worth l3al4c per gallon.
POTATOES-Irish are dull with large sup
i ply, and they are quoted II 10al 70 per brl IL
store. sweet potatoes are in fair request and
and steady at 81 80 per bri in store.
l POULTRY-Live chickens are in moderate
demand, but the offerings are limited, and the
market remains steady at $3a3 Is per dozen
i according to size and condition.
| SALT-The market Is steady and quiet, will
no material change. We quote domestic %,
per bu, and 81 45 per brl, Liverpool coarse 81 q
al 80 per sack, and Turks Island SOaS4c pei
bushel.
SEED-C1over Is dull, and quoted 12al2k'
per lb for prime. Timothy is in moderate de
mand. and steady at % 60a2 Is per bu. Fla,
seed is worth 81 30al 46 per bu, according u
Iquality.
SUGAR-Market quiet and steady a
IgnalOc: extra &C." lO,< <alOxc; ''B" white, 10a
alU1c; "a" white. 101sai1c, and hard, l1h'
IKE per Id.
| IALLOW-There Is q steady market, tn,
demand being quite equal to the receipts
per lb.