The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

MESS PoRK-The market is quiet and the
feeling is easier. Prime new mess Is quoteu
$l6a16 25 per brl.
LARDIThe market is easy and quiet for
prime steam at 10hc per ID. Kettle ls held
ut 1O1Sallc per lb.
BULK MEATS-The market quiet Shoul-
ders are quoted 6ka6Dc, clear Ilb sides s16a
S14c, and clear sides eHaSke per Id Tor he"
meats, all loose.
BACON-There is very little on the market
and it is quotei nominally 7sa7%c for shoul-
ders 91Sa94c for clear rib sides, and 91sal0c Tor
clear sides per lb, packed. Sugar-cured hLms
are jobblng at l34al41sc per lb.
GREEN MEATS-Are quiet and easy TO-
day. Shoulders are quoted 5Ac, clear rlo SIDES
TIC, and clear sides SIC per ID. Hams range
9alOkc per Id, accordingto average.
COfION-Market quiet. Sales l4S bales.
Stock ,l24 bales. The following are the Cot
| ton Exchange official quotations.: Ordinary
9hc; good ordinary. lOIsc; low mrdling, lie:
| IN. adhng, H. nc; good mIddllng, 123; mlddlng
| ralr. 12c; far, 1910 per lb
| WHISkY-The market is steady, demand
| moderate, and 1863 brls sold on Change to-day
| ats 06 per gallon.
| BEANS-Are steady, with moderate re-
ceipts and fair demand, ,at$1 6Jal 70 for prime to
choice navys, 81 40al 90 for good to White medi-
ums and common are offered at 9OcaS1 per bu.
BROOM MCURN-Contlnues steady ana quiet,
with liberal receipts. We quote red brush ~
a41ac, green stalk braid 5a5hc, and choice
| green hurl 6a6kc per lib.
| BUTTER-1he market has undergone little
or no change There is q fair local demand for
best grades with ample offerings. Inferior
grades are dull, the receipts largely exceeding
the demand. We quote extra creamery 33a35c
per lb Prime to choice dairy sells at 2Oa22c
| per lb and some extra selections at 2a3c more.
Medium is quoted 15a9lc, and common is
quoted l2al3c per lb.
| UIIEESE-Ihere is moderate demand for
prime to choice factory with liberal offerings
at l2al3c per lb
| UOFFElG-Is in moderate demand but the
market is steady and prices are unchanged.
Rio is worth l6al9c for common, 2Oa2lc for
fair to good, and 22a23c for prime to choice per
pound.
| COAL-The market remains steady and
there is fair demand at previous prices. We
quote ohio River g., Ashland 7hc, aud 1Ougn-
i0gheny 9c per bu, af0at. 1t is worth delivered
| to consumers 9a10c for Ohio River, 10allc fol
Muskinglm ana Ashland, l0allc for Kanawhs
| and Hooking Valley, and llal2c for 1oughio.
gheny per bu Camel Is worth l6c a1loat, an(
2Ua22c delivered per bu.
COKh-There is a steady market but quiet
at 7c for as-house and city manufactured a
yards, and 8a9c delivered; crushed sa9c a
wards and l0a1lc delivered; ConneilsVille 71Sa
g. afloat and l0a1lo delivered.
| DRlED FKUITS-Domestic fruit is in fai
demand at 1lal2hc for peaches and 41sa6c fo
apples. Foreign fruits are quiet and steady a
7afhc for prunes, 714aSc for currants, 14al6'
for igs, and 25a26c for cItron per lb, anu So 3j;
| 2 50 per box for raisins.
EGGS-1he receipts are liberal, and tn
market continues quiet at s2c per dozen TO
5 fresh.
GREEN FRUTTS-Green apples are in mod
. crate request, Good to prime are freely Of
, tered at 81 25a1 rs per brl in store, and 60caS
per brl loose on arrival. Lemons arc worth $5a
. per box, and Creole oranges sell at " 5JaS pc
D brl.
; crate local demand, chiefly for the best grades
4 | No. timothy is worth $l2al3 per ton on arri
q val. Lower grades are neglected. We quot
| medium $lOa1l, and common $ta9 on arriva
: Dealers require - more in store.
d HEMP-Ihere is moderate demand fC
j. rough Kentucky, with limited receipts, an
!. we quote 1t $1l2a120 per ton on ARRIVAL an
q S. more in store. Dressed is worth 9a91sc pe
, | Id in jobbinR lots.
fair demand for bran at 80 50al0 per ton. ShiE
9 stuffs are quiet at $l2t15 per ton. Middling
/. are steady, and worth $lSa23 per ton, all on al
rival In store dealers require 80 more per tor
r | MOLASSEo-Continue5 steady, and prinl
| to choice New Orleans syrup is in fair de
. mand at 55a60c, and common is offered at 35
= 45c per gallon. Sorghum is quoted 25a3Oc pc
gallon.
60 gallon, and demand moderate. Extra lar
oil is steady at 9la93c per gallon aud fair de
mand Refined petroleum is worth 2ja26c pt
% POTAToEs-There is moderate deman
J with free offerings Of prime to choice at 60a6
l. per bu on arrival, and $2a2 rs per br in store.
POULTRI-The market is 1rm for liz
/. chickens, with fair demand and liberal offe
n ngs at 81 50a3 25 per dozen, according to qua
iLy. Live turkeys are worth 8a9c per lb.
SALT-The market is steady and quiet fC
domestic at 24c per bu and 81 35 per br. Liy
b Ierpool coarse is quoted 81 16al 20 per sacl
/ Turks Island is dull at 35a37c per bu.
. SEED--1here is a moderate demand Il
q lprime timothy, and it is steady at S2a2 10 pt
. bu in store. We quote clover l5c in store, an
u l4al4kc on arrival, per ID, with fair deman,
y Flax seed is worth il 3Oa1 40 per bu.
s SUGAK-Quiet anu easy but with no mate
|. rial change. New Orleans is quoted S1salU
; according to quality; yellow refined is wort
. iO%alic, extra ''C' IlNanhc, "B" whi
= 11%all%c, "A" white l1Tal2c, granulated on
. powdered l2%al3c, and crushed 1870 p'
l. pound.
n TALLOW-T is a fair demand wit
IS ample receipts, and we quote SIC for city, an
w SASS for country per Id.