The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-23

COTTON-The market is steady to-day but
quiet No change in prices. Weqnote: Ordi-
nary 9Ke, grod ordinary l0kc, low middling
ding fair 12hc, far l3,lc per 1b.
WHISKY There is moderate demand at
81 0S per gallon, and sales Of 291 brls. .
BEANs-rne demand is fair for the best
grades and there IS a steady market. We
qu to vi 75a2 70 per bu for prime to choice
hayys, and VI 40al 80 for white medium per bu.
Common are dull at &lal 20 per bu.
BROOM COHN-The demand Is only mod
crate, but there is a steady market with ample
offerings. Rt q brush Is Wol til 2a4c green stalk
braid A. a5c. and green hurl 6t&a6c per lb!
BUTTER-The demand is moderate, and
mostly for the best grades, but The receipts
are not excessive, and the market continues
steady at previous prices. Extra creamery is
held at S3l35c per ID, but ii is scarce. Choice
dairy is worth 2Ua2lc and prime lSa1gc per ID,
and single packages of selections will bring as
much rs Aa2bc per ID. Medium grades are
quo ed l5al &c and common l2a13c per Id.
CHEESE-There Is Il firm and quiet market
at l3al4c per lb for prime to chOlee factory.
COFFEk-There is a firm market and prices
have an upward tendency, under an Increased
local and shipping demand ana the rise in he
East. We quote 16hal9lac for common Rio,
2JJa aa21 n e for fair TO good, and 22ha23xc for
prime to choice per lb.
UOAL-There is a fair local demand and
market firm. The rates aAoat are Ta79sc for
Youghiogheny, 6a6hc for Ashland, and 5a55Sc
for ONO 1tiver per bu. Delivered to consumers
as follows: Ohio River Sa9c, Ashland yal0e,
Muskingum and Hooking Valley l0allc, and
Kanawha and YOughiogneny 1Uallc per bu
Anthracite Is worth $6a9 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Yhere is moderate demand, and
| the market is steady. City manufactured is
worth 7c at yaras, ana NC delivered per bu.
Gas-house and crushed Sa9c per bu at yards,
| and 1Oaltc delivered. ConnellsVllle sells at 10
allie per bu delivered. %
DRIED FRUFro-rhe market is quiet and
steady for domestic at 3Sa4kc for apples, and
. al IN fnWs INnr IL
demand for foreign fruits at 7aSc for prunes, Sa
lie for culTants, l2al4c for fgs, and 22a26c for
cltron per lb. Layer raisins sell at S2a2 25 per
box.
| the receipts are moderate. Fresh arrivals sell
| at CSC per dozen, and small lots held at 29;.
| GREEN FRUITS = Green apples are in
moderate request, with free offerings, and we
quote good to choice in store 81 2,a2 per brl.
Some extra quality are held at 70 25a2 80 in
small lots, CranberI les are worth So 75a9 25
| per brl Creole oranges sell at SSal0 per brl,
| and lemons at "a 5Oa5 per box, with fair de-
mand.
| HAY-Continues steady aud quiet. The best
grades are in fair local demand, but inferior
| hay is not wanted No. ltlmothy is worth $l2a
| 10 per ton, on arrival Lower grades are held
| at $l0a1l for medium and $7a9 for common per
ton, on ARRIVAL Dealers ask 81 more in store
| HEMP-lhere is a quiet and steady market,
with moderate offerings of rough Kentucky at
81 5al2O per ton, on arrival. We quote dressed
| 9a9hc per H. in jobbing lots.
| MILL FEED = Continues Arm. with light
any SioaI9 Sn so he M tor Dram
s,3aSa sor mid oor tr rol snip
ssuhS "Iu o " ' 90 ,,,n ,,, t POI vi "r-
rNa Mi, sSEPrina . 70 20 csoice @ 20 Nant
10 vorth 5sIs lc nor gaIion' ami demand Sai'
70 "a t,,o5 Of soaIs, nar ~. ,io t itt ~
10 th ' sOaaS pe anu az
oorsnun iin 10 WORM ''''''0 AOA p'i'no " onolee
| OILS-There is q quiet and steady market
or Iii q IN ro dnnd Joy "t "o oi
oiIn Refna% netrnIeum selts ~ S9aSSc e per