The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-03

IN gS at 81 bic for mixed, and 35a3Sc for white
fhlerlor are qI6ted 2ia2Sc per bu,
BARLEY Il ho demaAd il moderate. Good
10 chose fail is quoted 81 00a1 10, and good to
prime Western Sprmg I5a65c per bu. No. 2
canada is quoted 81 vs. per bu and scarce. In
ierlor grades Of spring rahgc down to 4Oa50c
per bu and dull.
CORN-The maj ket is firm, with fair demand
for mixed Prime ear Is quoted 4lc per bu on
track, and sold at Sic to arrive. No. 8 shelIed
Is quoted 4oa49c per bu in elevator. New ear
Oh rack sold to-day at 36c per Du.
RYE--QuIet and steady. No. in elevator is
quoted 6Sa69c per bu. Good to prime sample is
quoted 63a6Ic on track, and inferior 6Sa6Jc per
bushel.
less PORK-The market is quiet and steady
at JIG 90 per brl for prime city mess.
LARD--Steady, and moderate demand for
prime steam at 9s5c per lb. Kettle is held at
lOalOhc per lb.
GREEN MEATS Quiet and steady. shouI-
and hams 0}sa9%c pei lb.
BULK MEATS Moderate demand and
not much Offering. Shoulders are quoted 6%c,
clear rib sides sc, and clear sides S14aS15c per
Id, all loose.
BAUON-Quiet and steady. Shoulders 7Aa
H. clear riD sides 81 and clear sides 9]4a
g2sc per ID, packed. Sugar-cured hams i45aa
loo per lb, canyased and packed.
CoiloN-Ihe market is strong to-day, with
an ADVANCE of l4c per ID on all grades. De-
mana light and sales of l3O bales reported at
the Cotton Exchange this morning. The fol-
lowing are the official Quotations: Oranary,
9ii good ordinary. l0c; low mlddling, lOhc:
nldIling, IL: good middIIng, 1lhc; middAng
falr, llAc; falr, l2hc per lb.
WllSKI-SJeady and fair demand, with
sales to-day OF 3J2 brls at 81 Us per gallon.
BEANS-Ihere is q moderate demand and
the market remains steady with ample OEcr-
ings at vi 15al 70 for prime to choice, and 95c
aSl for mediums per bu,
BROOM COkN-Is quiet though steady at q
a4c for red brush, 5a54ac for green stalk braid,
and 6a6Hc for green nurl per lb.
BUTIER-The demand is generally light
with large receipts, especially of the lower
grades. Prices show no material change. We
quote extra creamery 3Oa32c per lib, choice
dairy 9a20c, and prime do lTa1Sc per Id. Me-
dun is offered at 14dI5c, and common 12al3c
per Id.
CHEESE-There is moderate demand for
prime to choice factory ut l21aal3hc per lb, ami
market steady.
COFFEE-1here is a far local demand, and
the market remains steady with prices un-
changed. Common Rio is worth lSai9c, fair
to good is quoted 2Ua21c, and prime to ouolce
sells " 22a23c per ID. Java is worth 2Sa3Oc per
pound.
COAL-T'he demand Is fair, with q firm rwnS-
ket. The rates attoat are &c for YougniogheKv,
7a7AC for Ashland, and6 for ONO Klvrr per
bu. 1t l5 selling to consumers and delivered
at llal2c for foughiogheny, l0allG for Hook
ing Valley. Kanawha, Muskingum and Ash
land, 0a10t for Ohio River and 2Jal2c for Can
mel, Der bu. Anthracite is delivered at $S GOA
s 81 per ton.
COKb-Moderate demand, and steaiy at &c
per bu for Gas-Ous and city manufactured,
and Sc for crushed at yards, and delivered to
at 2a3c more. Conneilsvile is worth
1tac per bu alloat, and l0a1lc delivered to con
SumerS
DRIED f'KU IT'S Domestic is in fair demand
at II Bal2hc for peaches, and 5a6c for apples, |
Foreign are quiet at 7a71sc per Id for prunes, |
Z aaSc for currants, 16alSc for igs, and 25r2Gc |
for cltron; aud layer raisins selling at Sc 25a
2 50 per box.
EGGS-Ihere is a fair demand with light
offe ings amt we quote fresh 28C per dozen.
GREEN FRUIHS-There is liberal supply ,
Of apples and the demau is moderate, and we
quote J9a9lc per brl loose, on arrival, and 81 O
30 per brl packed in store, aceOrdin to quail
ity. Cranbetrries are quoted S9alO per brl.
Lemons sell at IS )a6 81 per box. Oranges are
worth S5a6 per brl for creole.
HA9-The market has undergone no change.
Prime timothy is in far local demand at $laaI3
per ton on arrival. Lower grades are neglected, |
and medium is held StOall and common at $7aj |
per ton, all on arrival; IN store - more is |
asked.
HEMP-The market is steady and quiet, |
with moderate offerings Of rough Kentucky at |
Sll2a115 per ton on arrival, and S. more wanted |
in store
MILL FEED-Thern is a steady market with |
offerings and fair demand. Bran is |
worth 81 51a1O per ton. ShipstuGs are quoted
St3alj, and middlngs $6a23 per ton Oh arrival. |
About " more in store is required.
MOLASSEe-There is fair Consumptive
demand at 5ja55c for prime to choice New
Orleans srup, and interiors; dull at 3ja403 per
gallon. Sorghum is quoted 25a30c per gallon.
OILS-There is a fair demand for lHlseed |
OIL. and tits firm at SIC per gallon for prime |
Lard oil is steady, with moderate demand at
33a8jC for current make and 93a9jG for Wlnler |
extra per gallon. Refined petroleum is worth |
2ja25kC per gallon.
P0IATOES-The demand is moderate and |
the markeEis well supplied. We quote prime |
10 choice 5Oa55c per bu loose on arrival, and |
Il 50al rs per brl in store. Sweet potatoes are |
ield ut 81 25al 50 for yellow per bu.
POULTRl-The is q moderate demand for. |
chickens, with ample receipts, and full grown |
ire worth ~ 75a3 rs and young $@a2 80 per |
tozen. Live ducks are worth $275a3 % per |
loZen. Live turkeys are quoted 7aSc per Id.
SALT--There is steady but quiet market |
or domestic at 24c per bu and 81 IS per blI. |
We quote Turks Island 3ja37c per bll, and |
il 15al rs for coarse Liverpool per sack, and
lemand light.
SElED-There is far demand for clover and |
t sells on arrival at l3al3lac per lib for prime. /
We quote timothy S2a9 10 per bu in store and |
he demand is light. Prime flax seed is selling |
1t 81 25a1 35 per Du and fair demand.
SUGAR--The market remains firm with /
air demand. Yellow refined IS worth 9a<a101sc, |
Extra 'C' 104allc, 'B'' white 1l4au4c, "a" \
ghite 111all4c. Powdered and granulated |
ire quote d lt3sal2c, and Crusned l2Hat21lc per /
b.
TALLOW-T is fair demand and we /
uote SIC for city and &c for prime country i