The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
snges down 70 sOo per b, and very lIsale good

ranges down 20 so per 0as ana very little g00d
WHEATAfs steady ana quiet. white is |
worth 81 90sl IS, and red 81 9Jaf IS for good to
choice sample. FAIR sample rod is worth 81 Is
al ~ per 6n, and inferior 6Oavoc per Du. Han 10
scarce and would bring 81 3Oal ~ for prime to
choice.
C0RN-oid IS scarce and worth s9aeic for
ear and shelled. New car sold at lsc to-day.
New shoiled IS worth abrut the same as ear.
RYE-@Good to prime Is wofth 75aTSe per bH.
Very iittle doing to-day. Inferior grades are
worth 60aToc per bu.
OATS-Quiet and firm: Mixed are worth B7a
fic and white, 40a43c for good to prime. Infe-
fior grades 9Oa3Sc Der bu. Choice White Iowa
hold at 44a4hc per bu.
81 ESS P0RK-Market quiet and steady, with
not much demand. Prime city mess Is quoted
S2la9l rs per brl. Holders require the outside
Hgure
BACoN-The market is quiet and nominal
at axe for clear sides. l4kc for clear rib Sides
ana gAalOc for shoulders, and little or no OLD
Offering. No new yet made.
GREEN MEATS-Market quiet: shoulders,
TIC; clear RIB sides, l0!Se, and hams, ~
per y, the latter according to average. Sales
to-day. Of shoulders, 1000 pieces, at 7;1c, and
BULK MEATS-Are in moderate demand
and steady. Clear sides are worth l1allhc,
72Sc per lb, and 4 more asked, all loose. for
meats 10 to 20 days in sat. Packed are worth
nc per ID more than packed.
LARD-ls firm for prime steam at l2sS al2Ac
worth lssai3%c per h.. Sales OF 50 tierces
prime steam at 121c per lb spot.
CUfTGN-There is a quiet market TODAY.
Sales 1U7 bales. We quote: Ordinary, 1u%c;
good ordinary, nNc: low middltng. l2Ac;
miadling, t2xc: good .mitldling, lS1Sc; md
ding fair, 133<c; fair, I4Sc per ID.
WHISKY-fhe market is easy and quiet to-
day. Sales OF "a brls at 81 10 per gallon.
BEANs-The demand is limited, but prices
| are steady and unchanged. We quote choice
| navys VI 70al 3d. and medium 81 59ai 90 per bu.
BROOM CORN-The receipts arc moderate
but fully equal to lhe demand, and the is
steady market, with no change IN prices. We
| braid 7asc, and common red 5a6c per lb
| BUTrER-Thare has been no change since
our last. The Gsmand is fair for the higher
grades and sufficient to exhaust the receipts.
1 Inferior qualities continue dull. We quote
choice Na2Sc, and 2aSc more per Id for extra "a
| selections. Prime Is worth 2tas5c, medium ~
a22c, and common l1a1Sc per lb.
| CHEESE-There is fair consumptfye de-
mand and steady market at l3al35sc for best
| factory. per lb. .3
COFFEh-Continues arm. with moderate
| demand at previous prices: Rio is worth 22a23c
for common. 2Bha24lsc for fair to good, and
25aeBc for prime to choice per ID. Java is Of
| fering at 33a35c per ID.
| COAL-Is steady, with moderate Wholesale
demand, at &c for Ohio River, &c for Ashland,
cred to consumers: ONO River 10allc, Ash,
land 12c. Muskingum, Raymond City and
Kanawha l2a13c. Youghiogheny l3al4c, and
Kanawha Cannel 22e per bu.
DRIED FRUIES-Domestic Is steady and
quiet at 9al0be for apples, and 1lxal25ac FOL
peaches, per h. Foreign are in far request
anu steady at previous prices. We quote
Layer raislns, 50 Ot3 25 Der box; citIon, per
lb, 28a30c; figs, l5alSc: prunes. l0al4c; cur
rants, 6l1al0c, and dates 7aSc per 10.
EGGS-Continue firm, with fair demand and
limited receipts. We quote fresh arrivals Ga
21c per dozen.
GREEN FRUTTs-Apples are in fair demand
and steady. They are quoted ~ 50a3 for ian
to good, and 81 5Ja4 81 for prime to choice
Lemons aree worth 10 J0a7 per box. Orangel
are worth 1913 per brl. Cfanberries sell al
$40 5Jah per brl and SO 25a85D per case.
HAY-The market continues steady, viii
fair demand for the higher grades at previoui
prices. Common grades are dun and IN
, changed. We quote: No. l timothy
$9a20 iorloose, and $i7aisfor tight pressed PEI
ton. Inferior grades arc quoted $. 2alb per ton
These figures are on arrival, and dealers wan
! S, more in store.
HEMP-The market is nominally unchanged
! The demand and offerings are both light WI
! quote rough kentucky Sl35 per ton in store
i tand $l25 ON arrival. Dressed Is worth III 9aall
tper lb.
quest, and the receipts are ample at preyiou
prices. Green hides are worth 6a1e; we
salte,i, T1sa8c; dry ilanu, 14ai5c per ib. Si,ee
: pelus, T5casl rs Tor good 10 pi line. and 20a4J
). MILL FEED-Bran is in fair demand, wit
light offerings, and firm at $i4a15 per tol
IShIpstu1s are In moderate request at S1Gal
| per ton. MiddliDgs are dull and offered at $22
b " per ion, all on arrival. In store dealers re
+ quIre S? moro per ton.
= MOLASSES-The market Is steady but YER
quiet. There is only moderate consumpuv
demand. We quote: New orleans 5Qa55e fo
new, and G0a65c for old crop per gallon. Golde
: slraps are worth 4JasOc per gallon, accordln
to quality.
| 0ILs-The market has undergone no change
Y ,a IhnWN trtft In
demand. Lard oil is in moderate demand an
!: worth 81 C5al VI per gallon. Refined petro
y l,um is worth i2kafSAc per gallon.
POrATOES-The market continues quit
9 but steady. irish potatoes are gu Jte 4ea5C
. per bu in store, and 10c per bu less on arriva
Sweet potatoes are worth 50 per brl, in store.
: POULTRY-lhe market is well supple
and there Is a continued fair demand an
a prices are steady. We quote chickens, live 0
crossed, S2 10a3 SO per dozen, for good to choice
n Live geese, 81 5Ua5. and ducks, s. 5ja4 per doi
b Turkeys are worth s9al0 per dozen Tor live aut
i2al3c per lib for dressed
u RlCE-There is fair consumpttve demand
!. and the market remains steady at 7aSc fc
s Louisiana, ana ~ a61se Tor Caro- ina. new crol
II SALT-There mas icon little or no change
: the market. Domestic IS steady with a Tai
demand ut z6c per 0u anu 81 35al 40 per br
Q Liverpool coarse is worth 81 4bal 81 pt
}. sack. Turks leland is quoted 3Ta3sc per bu.
= SEED-Clover is firm. with light ohering
q hut moderate demand at 0halUAc on arriYa
/
: 81 5Oa2 81 per bu In store and 81 30a2 per bl
on arrival, with light demald. Flax is wort
q Si2, per bu for prime.
SUGAk-There has been no change TIL
II market Is steady and quiet at previous price
u We quote: New Orleans, 6a9c; yellow rednet
lgkay%c: extra "C,n lOalUMc; "B'' white, 10 V
IU5<c; "a" white, lU!salUhc, and hard is wort
llalIkc for grauulatcd, and 1lLall1 nc Il
, crushed and powdered per lb.
p TALLOW-The demand is about equal
), the receipts, ami there is steady market
|: 9iz c for city AMI 8y4c Q for country.
- TOBACCO-Ihe offerings at auction yeste
+ day were 70 hhds at following prices: Q hht
d Mason county kY., trash, lugs aud ieaf-1 at
h at SO I5al1 rs, IA at$lS 75ais %. at sal.
Z hhds B,0wn county, Ohio, trash, lues an
!, leaf-2 at $6a6 ~, Sat $i2 S5a13 25, at $l5 81
!, 10. ~ hhds Owen county, ky., trash. lugs an
!. leaf-1 hhd new at ID 4!l ag Sll 25ai4 %, A,
y So 75al7, at $40 rs. 70 hhds Pendleton count
!: at $40 25al4 50, az s1s 81 hhds Boone countl
!, KY, trash, lugs and leaf-l3 hhds at 81 5Uas
+ at $40 aid Is, 13 at SIS .5al9 30, at $ 25a2
/, | Il common Ohio seed at x6 tjUa9 05,