The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13


loose. and ten to twenty days in salt
BACON-Phere is nothing of any conse-
quence doing, and held nomhally at 7Mc for
shoulders, 9ka9ssc for rib, and lpal0%e for
clear sides, per H., packed. Sngar-cured hams
are jobbing at 13aI4c per Id, canvased and
packed.
GREEN MEATs-Are quiet to- day, but the
market is steady, with little or no change.
Shoulders are held at jSsc, and clear rib sides
az 7%c per lb, but buyers are Offering hc less.
Hams are ranging SAaloe per lh, and u ID ay-
erage sold at sc AMI Is Id at 8 41c per lb.
MESS PORK-Ihe market is quiet, but with
a firm tone at $40 per brl for prime city.
. BARD-Thcfe Is q steady market, and prime
steam is quiet at 0Xal0c, but is held generally
at the later figure. City kettle is held at l0%a
l0kc per ID.
CoiFON-There is o steady market, with
sales at the Cotton Exchange day. Stock,
tiOns. Ordinary 93lc, g od ordinary l0Xc, low
mlldling Ike, midding Ike, gyou midi
ding 24c, mrddling fair l2ssc, fair 1870
per ID.
WHISKY is steady and demand fair, and
354 brls sold at 81 VI per gallon.
BEANS-Are in fair demand for the higher
grades, with ample receipts, and market steady
at VI 75al IS for choice navys, and 81 5Ual 60 for
medium white, per bu. Common are dull at
$tal ~ per bu.
BROOM CUltN-The demand is still light,
but the market is steady at previous prices.
We quote 2a4o for red brush, Az a5c for green
stalk braid, and 5ha6o for green hurl per Ib.
BUTTER-There is still steady market,
| though very quiet There is fair demand for
tho higher grades, but inferior butter is dull,
We quote 2Oa2lc for choice DAIRY, and lSa19c for
prime do, and 2a3o more for selections Of single
packages. Extra creamery is held at 33a35c
per lb.. Medium is quoted 15a16c, and com
mon l2a13c per Id.
CHEESE-1here is a moderate demand, and
market stendy at l5a14o per Id for prime to
choice factory.
| COFFEL-There is only moderate demand,
but the market remains steady. Rio IS worth
lSal9c for common, 20a2c for medium, and
22a23c for PRIME to choice per lU. We quote
Java 29a30c per Id.
COAL-There is q fair eonsumptive demand,
and the market is firm at previous prices. The
rates afOat are 5a5hc for ONO kivor. 6a6 &c
| for Ashland, and 7a7Jzc for Youghiogheny, per
bu. 1t is worth, delivered to consumers, Sc toi
| Ohio, 1IG for Ashland, l0a1lc for Muskingun
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, and 1Oallc FOL
IoughOgneny per bu. Anthracite coal ls
worth $Sa9 per ton, delivered.
| COkb-lhe market continues firm with fair
demand. We quote &c for city manufacUurod
| SC for Gas-h0use, and a9c for crushed per bu
at yards, and 2a3c moe delivered to con-
sumers. C0nneilsYille is worth 1Oa1c de-
| liyered per bu.
DKlED TKUIro-Domestic is quiet and
steady at 3laa41ac for apples and I0al2c for
peaches. Foreign fruits are IN fair demand,
| and ctron Is worth 22a25c, figs l2al4c, nrunes
are worth 50 l0a2 25 per box.
| EGGs-There is q very quiet market and free
offerings at g4a25c per dozen.
| GREEN FKUlES - Apples are quiet anil
steady, and good to choice IN store are worth
81 2 az per brl. CranUerries are worth IS 5Oa
| 8 50 Der bIl, and $3a3 % per bu. with moderate
demand. Wequote lemons "a 5la5 80 per box,
| and Creole oranges 81 50aS per brl
| HAI-ls in fair local demand, but the bes
grades mostly are wanted. No. timothy i:
quoted $llal3 per ton. Inferior grades are Of
ttred at $7alO per ton on arrival. In store dea,
| ers ask - more per ton.
| HEMP-There is quiet market, though
steady, with moderate receipts, aud we quote
$lOal15 per ton for rough Kentucky, on ar.
rival, and IS more IN store Dressed is selling
| in jobbing lots at 9a9JSc pclp.
| MILL FEED - Tine market is steady anG
quiet. Bran is quoted 80 2ja9 80, shipstuTs $lla
ID, and middlIngs $lsa22 per ton, on arrival
and 81 more in store.
MOLASSEo-There is a fair local demand
for prime to choice New Orleans at 55a6Oc pei
gallon, and inferior is dull at 35a40c per gallon
Prime to choice sorghum sells at 25a35c pei
gallon.
oILs-There is q moderate demand for lin
seed at 58c per gallon. Extra Lard Oil is sci
ing at 9Ja92c per gallon, with fair demand, and
refined petroleum is worth 265kaa74c pei
P0TATOES-The market is Arm, with light
llreceipts. Prime to choice in store are held o.
ll$laI 10 per bu. aud none selling on arrival
| POU LTR1-lS in moderate demand, will
| liberal offerings. Dressed chickens are wortl
| 80 l00a2 81 per dozen. Turkeys are selling q
| 9a10c for dressed. and 6a7c for live per Id.
SALl-There is u steady but quiet market
for domestic at 24c per Du andSl 81 per br!
Turks Island is dull at 56a37c per bu, and
Liverpool coarse Is quoted 81 15al rs per sar k.
SEED Clover is in moderate demand at l5c
per lb In store, and l4al4Mc on arrival for
prime. Timothy is offered al S2a2 10 per bu in
store. Flax seed Is quoted 81 3Jal ~ per bu for
good to prime.
SUGAk--Is firm and there is fair demand.
We quote New Dreams 81aalUc, yellow re-
fined 1Oallc, extra ~" l14all &c, "A" white
llxal2c, granulated and powdered 12Xal3c,
and crushed l3fal3Hc per ID.
TALLOW-ls in fair demand and steady at
&c Tor city anl Sc for prime countcY ner Ii \