The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03

material variation in prices. YoughioghenY
is held at Sc, Ashland 7c. and Ohio River 10
per bu, afoat. We quote delivered - consums |
ers Ohio River l0c, Ashland llal2c, Raymond
Yonghiogheny igalse. and Kanawha sahnel
nc per bu, Hooking Valley &C elevator fOe'
and delivered l2c per bu. Anthracite deliy-
cred is worth 50 5la1Q per ton
DRIED FkUIrS-There is a moderate de-
mand for domestic at i2a1ae for peaches. and
sHs1lc for a9ples par l6 poTsign frHts o14s are
! seas 10 per box, citTon sells at 26aa0c; figs
lsaisc; cqrrents sAaioe; prpnes, H1faSc; and
EGGS-Fresh arrivals are quoted aea29e per
dozen, but the demand continues light, with
4 liberal receipts.
GREES FRUITs-Apples are firm with q
4 supplied at s3 25a4 50 per brl for prifae TO,
chsfee. Cranberries are worth $40 e0all 5OI
per brl. Lemons are quoted s6a7 per box.
iissss MRsHTSsTs III Is aooa % local demand ies The
higher grades, with ample supply. Qualities
bglow prime are dull. No change i9 prices is
loose, and $lTa1s for hard pressed per ton, and.
lower grades $l0al4 per ton, all on arrival, and
81 per ton more in store.
HEMP-Market continues dull and prices
are noninaIly unchanged. Rough kentucky
is worth $l26 per ton on ARRIVAL, and $5a7 more
i in store. Dressed is worth 9s4alUc per ID.
HIDBS-The market Is steady and quiet.
demand moderate at previous prices. we
i quote green hides 5Aa7c, vet salted la9c, and
dry lint 14al5c per is; sfieep pelts sell at 7bca
81 rs for good to prime, and 2a4Oc fof COM
mon. l.
MILL FEED-The market is steady, with
large receipts and NO material change in pri-
, J ces. Bran is in fair request at $l2al3; ship
stuffs are quoted $l5al6, and middlings, $l9a2S
: per ton, all on arrivais and dealers ask :. pei
ton more in store.
MOLASSES = There is steady market
with a moderate demand, and we quote New
Orleans tUagUc pertgalIon. Refined sirups are
dull at 40ae)c per gallon, according to quality
| OILS-Linseed Is steady, but with light de-
| demand, and it is quoted 6uc per gallon: Lart
is quiet and firm at 81 qSa1 10 per gallon. Re
= fined petroleum is worth 12a13c per gallon, witt
, moderate demand.
POTATOES-The market Is abundantly sup
; piled, and there is very light demand. Choic
= peachblows, in store. are worth bOe per bu
l. Common grades are merely nominal.
/. PUULTRY-The market is irm under fai
!. demand and light offerings. We quote: Chick
= ems, live or dressed, s3a4 per dozen: ducks VA
? 5, and geese $5a6 per dozen; turkeys 14al5C
> dressed, and l0al1c, live, per lb.
: RICE-There is fair local demand at IN
y SIC for Carolina, 7asc for Louisiana.
d SALT-Theie is generally quiet and stead.
: market at previous prices. We quote: Domes
Il tic 26c per bu, and 81 45 per brl, Liyerpoo
u coarse u 50 per sack, and TURKS Island 4oc pc
u bu.
q. sEED-Clover is in moderate demand an
,el steady at 13c per lb for prime in store. limo
l. thy is quoted 81 5uas so per bu in store, an
flax sells at s. goal 80 per bp for good to prime
"a SUGAR--Market steady, but quiet. There
- only fair local demand. We quote: New u
!; leans, 1a8hc; yellow refined, 9HayNc: extr
l. sC," lUal0xc; '"B" white, 1OMalUXc; "a
le white, 1JXa10Hc; and hard is worth Hall "
e, per lb.
4 TALLoW-Continues steady, with feir de
Y and ana good receipts, and we quote prime 81
y for country and &c Tor city per lb.
e. TOBACC0-The offerings at auction yestel
n day were 10 hhds at the following prices:
id hhds Brown county, o., trash. lugs and leaf
at hhd at 80 20 at Sl3 25al3 IS, at $f5 25a17
40 8 hhds new Owen county, KY, at "a 90a6 q
~ Z 80; 2 hhds new West Virginia at $5 75a9 40.