The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-14

Low grades are neglected, as qualities below
prime are not wanted, but the supply is large.
We quote l2al3c per Id for common and l5a17c
for medium grades. Prime to choice DAIRY ls
quote l8al9o for Central OHIO, and 20a21c for
We tern Reserve per ID, AMI selections are
worth 2a3c more. ExBfa creamery Is held up
~ i3a36c per ID, and scarce.
IHEE5G--ghere is " lirm MARKET but the
demand Is moderate. Cuoice factory is worth
li!sal41 per 10, ana good TO prime is quoted
ll44At3C per 10.
IJAL-There is o FAM consumptiye demand,
and the market iS firm at previous prices. he
rttes aiOaG are 5a5Sc for ONO tslver, da6Is c
Tor Ashland, aud 1a71 1ac for Youghiogheny, per
Du. 1t Is worth, delivered TO consumers, SC for
Ohi0, lJc for AslIfant, 10allC for Muskmgum
Hooking Valley and Kanawila, and 1Ualfc for
loughlogneny, per bu. Anthracite coal is
worth $9a0 per ton, delivered.
CUkE-Market steady with fair consumptive
demand. We quoBe Gas-Aoase Sc per bu at
yards, and 1Cc dellVered to consumers; city
manuIactured Ic at yards. and Sc delivered.
q ushOd Su9c, at wards, and lUa1tc deliyefedi
Der buL Connellsvile is quoted 7J6a6c at yards
and lOIllc delivered per bu.
COrFEG-There is only a moderate demand,
but the market remains steady. Rio is worth
lSai9c for common, Ua2le for medium, and
22a2je for prime to choice per 10. We quote
Java 2Sa30c per lb
DRiED FRUfrs-Are In moderate demand
for domestic at 3Aa4c for apples, and l0al Il G
for peaches. Foreign fruits are IN fair re-
quest We quote cCron 22a25c, hgs l2al4c,
currants Ikal0c. and prunes 7aSc per ID. Layer
rasins are worth 81 l0a22 25 per box
EGGS-There are free offerings, with moder-
ate demand, at 24a25c per dozen.
GREEN FRUIIS--There is q moderate de-
mand for apples, and we quote good to choice
81 2Ial u per brl IN store. Creole oranges are
IN fair demand at $aaS 30 per brl, and we quote
lemons $5a6. per box. CranDerl les are held at
$S 5OaO 81 per brl and $3a3 % per bu, in boxes.
HAf-ls IN fair local demand, but the best
grades mostly are wanted No. timothy is
quoted SLAB per ton. Inferior grades are Of
ferey at $7a10 per ton on arrival. In store deal
ers ask - more per ton.
HBMP-rhere is quiet and steady market.
Rough Kentucky is selling at $ll2af29 per ton
on arrival, with moderate demand liberal Of
rerings, aud held at IS per ton more In. store.
We quote dressed 9a9hc per ID in a jobbing
way .
MILL FEED - The market is firm, with
light offerings, and generally fair demand.
Bran is higher and held ut 80 50a1O per ton,
Shlpstu1s are quoted SLAB, and middhngs SIS
a22 per ton, all On arrival, and 81 more in store
is required -..
M0LASSE ES-T There is fair local demand
for prime to choice New Orleans at 55a60c per
gallon, aud inferior Is duh at 35a40c per gallon.
Prime to choice sorghum sells at a5a35c per
gallon.
OLLS-Linseed remains steady and the de-
mand moderate and prime sells at 5Hc per
gaIlon Lard oil is in fair request and we
quote 90a92c per gallon for extra current
make. Refined petroleum is firm at 28a29c
per gallon.
POrAEOES--The market is quiet but firm.
Prime to choice are quoted $lal 10 per bu in
store, and would bring 9OeaSl on arrival. They
are quoted t3a3 % per brl in store, packed.
POULTR1-Ihe market is qlIie6 with liber-
al offerings. Chickens are quot ed 81 25a2 OJ
for live, aud held at S2a3 dressed per dozen
according to size and condition. Live turkeys
are quoted 6a641c and dressed held at 9aiOc
per Id. t...-.t. ....... .. .I. ..
SALr-Domestc is in moderate request at,
81 3j per bri, 24c per bu in jobbng lots.
Coarse Liverpool Is quiet but steady at 81 16a
! % per sack. Turks island is held at 35a36c
per bu. .... ...
SEED Clover is in moderate demand at l5c
per lb In store, and 14al4Ac on arrival for
prime. Timothy Is offered AZ S2i2 ~ per bu in
store Flax seed is quoted 81 3Jal a. per hu for
good to prime. -..t.. ..t..
SUGAk-rhe market continues steady and
there is fair demand fou New Orleans atSba
95sc per 10. Refined is quiet and we quote lUa
lc tor yellow, Hall nc Tor clarified, llkallJsc
for extra &C. 11Aal2c for "A" white, l2Ac
for'powdered and granulated, and 133ial3Jzc
for crushed per lb.
market and the demand is fair, and country
IS selling at &c ami cily-rendersd at sac per
lb.
TOBACCo-The offerings at auction yester-
day were,1 AZ hhds and boxes, at the follow
ing prices: B3 hhds and 2 boxes Mason .Ceun-
ty Ky, District-6 at So 25a5 95, 20 at S6a7 95,
Il at vs. 40 40, IA aU sOal4 To- at S15a19 Is, ut
s2O 5oa % rs; boxes at 81 56aS; 50 hhis Brown
County, Ohio, DistrIct-10 at $4a5 g5,
10 10 at SO I0a7 so, 10 at IS iOa0 30.
ls at I0a;4 Is. 4 at SIS 25alS 25aI6;
i hhds Owen County, Ky., District--7 at
S4a5 90 at Sc S5a7 10, 8 at sSas 80; 70 hhds
Pendleton County, District-9 at $4a5 go, at
yR 70u1 10 a SSHQh - u ~ 4