The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-15

LARD-Market quiet and steady, with sales
OF prime steam at f256e per ib City kettle is
auased 1y,S Saiskc per ID. spot, and dall. SSH s
Of city Kettle at l51Sc per lb. buyer March.
BAC0N-There Is not much dong, and the
marker is about nominal at is SHalSic for clear
sides; 12x al2s<c for clear rib sides, and xa92<c
for shoulders, per lb. all packed. Sugar-eured
hams are worth l6a1AA Nc per Id.
GREEN MEATS-1he market i5 firm. but
quiet. Shoulders are quoted 75za7hc: clear rib
sides l01lc per Id. Hams are warth 0ssa11c per
ID, and sales OF $50 pieces at rO.S5c per ID, lSx
lbs average, spot.
CorI0N-Alarket steady. Sales 80 bales.
No change in prices. We quote: Ordinary,
I01sc; good ordinary, II sc; low middliDg. l21sc;
mlddling, 12&c: goon mIddlIng, 1Sc; mIddlIng
falr. fss{c: far, 144<c per ID.
WIt.aKY-The market is steady to-day, and
there is a fair aemand at 81 Ii per gallon; sales
at that figure of 493 Drls.
BEANS-Are dull and low under large re-
ceipts aud o light demand. Best Ravys are
quoted II l5a1 20 per bu on arrival. Other
grades are nominal.
BROOM LORN-The demand is light and
the receipts liberal. Prices 'nominaliy un-
changed. We quote: Common rel. 4a6e; green
| stalk braid, 7aSc; fancy green hurl, S4a91sc
| per lb.
| BUTTER-we observe no change in the mar
ke5. The demand is mainly for the best grades,
| the receipts or which are light. Qualities be-
| low prime are dull. We quote: Choic 26a21c,
| and prime 23a24c per ID, and 2a3c more Cor ex-
| ira selections OF single packages. Inferior
|
ChEESE-Continues steady, with fair de-
mand and ample supply ut 121salSc per ID for
| prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-Is steady, with moderate demand,
and prices unchanged. We quote: Rio 221sa
s8hc for common, 24a45c for fair to good, and
26a27c for prime to choice per lb. Java isWorth
| la37c per lb.
| CuAL-Ihe supply is large and the market ID
easy Sales aliOat at Sc for Y0ughiogheny, Il
for Ashland, and SIC for Ohio River per bu.
| We quote, delivered to consumers: Ohio River
1Oc, Ashland lie, Muskingum, Hocking Valley
and kanawha l2al3c, Youghiogheny l3al4c
4 and Kanawha cannel 22c per ba.
| DRIED FRUITS - Domestic fruit is quiet
| and steady at 9a1lc for apples, and l2a13c fol
| peaches. Foreign fruits are in lair demand
| at So 00a3 Is per box for layer rasIns; 15aiSt
per lb for fgs; s1sal0c for currants; 7hasC
Tor prunes; b1saSc for dates; and 1Ga80c fol
eitron per lh.
EGGS- The receipts are liberal, but the de.
mani is fair, and there is steady market al
2Ja.6c per dozen for fresh.
GREEN FRUITS-Applesa are firm, with gooi
suppfy and fur demand. Prime TO choice arr
wortH S8a4 perDrl. Creole oranges are worth
$Sa9 per Drl. Lemons are selling at $6a7 pei
box. Cranberries al G quoted $l0al1 per brl.
| HAY-Ihere is II far demand, especially foi
the higher grades, and the offerings are mod.
crate. We quote: No timothy s2Ua2i fol
lovse, and $ Sll9 for tight pressed per ton, ano
$l2a16 for interior per ton, all on arrival, and
about So more per ton in store.
HEMP-There is a quiet market with linn
tied demand, and undressed Kentucky is worth
$l2p per ton on arrival, and $ alO more in store
Dressed is held at 934al0c per ID.
81 HIDES-The demand continues far, with
quiet market at previous prices. We quote
81 a7c for green hides, 1a9c for wet saltel, ii,
loo for dry lint per Id. sheep pelts 75caSl 70 FOL
gooti, and 1Da4Oc for inferior
| MILL FEED-There lS u limited demand fo
all articles, with liberal offerings. We quote
Bran, Sl3 50a14 50; shipstuffs, $i5al6; and mid
dlings, $2Ua24 per ton, all on arrlya, and s.
more per ton in store.
MOLAoSES-- The market is quiet thougl
steady, and we observe no material change
New Orleans is worth 50a60c per gallon.
OILS-There is q moderate demand for lin
seed which is quoted 6Uc per gallon for prime
Lard oil Is steady at 81 Gsal 10 per gallon TO
IquoUed l2alSc per gallon, wi6h moderate de
mand.
POTATOES-Are in limited demand, with
large supply, and they are quoted 10a5Jc per bl
in store for common to pr,me, and l0c less pc
| bu on arrival.
POULTRY Continues firm under fair de
mand and moderate receipts. Chickens, liv
! or dressed, are worth s2 50a3 80 per doz. DUCKS
$3a3 75. and geese $5a6 per dozen; and turkey
| are worth 12al3c, dressed.
RICE-There is a fair consumptve deman
and a firm market. Carolina is worth 734aS14C
and Louisiana 7Hasc per lb
RI SALT-Market steady and unchanged. Do
, nestle Is worth 26c per bu and 81 45 per hrl
on arrival, and drayage added when delivered
Liverpool coarse sells at 81 50 per sack, wit
;, moderate demand. Turks ISLAND is worth 56
38c per BIZ.
| SEED-Cloyer is worth 121sa12%c per lb 70
> good to prime in store, with moderate demanC
Timothy is quiet and steady at ~ 6Ua2 60 pc
/ bu in store. Flax seed is quoted 81 GOAL 30 pc
/ bu in store for good to prime.
| SUGAR-Market steady and quiet. New Or
leans is worth 7a51sc; yellow refined, 91<askc
+ extra Sc" lUHalUMc: "B" white, 10Aa1U2G
. ga" white, 1116alo%c perlb. Hard is quote
l1allHc per lib.
TALLoW-The demand is fair, with an am
pie supply at SIC for country, and 91Sc for cit
tper lib,
!, TOBACCO-The offerings at auction yestei
! day were 1876 hhds and II boxes, as follows: 4
hhds Mason county, KY, trash, lugs and leaf
at S5 SUaT IS, 8 at S. 05a9 gO, q ut $l0al4 70.
at SIS 50ai9 50, 8 at SEQ 75a23 25. hhds and
tbxs Brown county, U. tDistrict), trash, lug
and leafs at $6 l0a7 80, at sS 4Oa9 90. II at s.
aid 75 IL at SIS 25al9 %, at SEQ 25 bxs at SO
al8,5 50. 10 hhds and box Owen county. Ky
(District) trash, lugs and leaf-6a at IS o0a9, 2
S1i T5al3 25 at 25a19 50, 3 at $20a25 So ne
: at St 25ag 30; l box at $3 ~. hhds 'Pendleto
county, KY. trash, lugs and leaf, at S. 50a7;
kbxs do. at $5al3. 4 hhds Boone county, KY,
81 3Oa24 75. ID hhds and bxs West Virginia
at So 50a7, at $Sa9 20. 3 at $i0a11 25, new {
~ 4Oa9 05; b bxs new at $3 5Oa3 90 hhds OH
!, seed at 81 60ay.
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