The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-15

7a,c and held nc higher. Hams are worth 9a
105 pei lb according to average.
MISS PORK = inera is quiet market, Dnt
with u firm feeling. Prime city packed ia
ttu tied 25aN 10 per Dfl. ami held at the
latter gure Ia small lutS.
LARD rhe tjnc OF the market is Iilm,
though the GehHtnd is moderate. Prime stea II
is quot ii i0al01sc per 40. City kettle Is quJt d
U4aiOAc Fef ID.
BULK MEATS-1he market is quiet but
firm. ah tuders are he'd ~ 6aG16c. clear ril
sides SaShc, and clear sihes Sj4ae26c per I'D,
all To- SC .ur meats Is TO 20 ia III salt.
BACON-Nothing Of CONS queucodung and
prices nom nal. Sugar -cur5d hams arc joObing
at 1ial4c per lb.
CUTIUN-Is quiet and easy to-day, and
higher grades have declned "a from yester'
days quotations. Sa aes OF 3s2 bales Stoch,
l3,SSO bales. We quote: Ordinary 94c, 3 ou
ordinary l04c, low middling l1kc, middiing
11hc, god middling Hhc, mlddllhg fail
12hc, far l3izc per lb.
WHISKY firm to-day, and 1c per gal
Ion higher. 1t is selling at 81 W per gallon and
moderate demand.
BEANS-The offerings have been ample but
not heavy, and with far demand for the best
qualities the market ls firm. Prime to choice
navys are W rth 81 U5al 81, and white mediums
bring 81 40al 80 per bu, but inferior are dull
and offered at 5 al l5 per bu.
BROOM COhN-There is light demand
and the offerings are liberal with no essunta
mon to good, prime green stalk 4ha5c, ant
choice green nuri held at 5Ila6c per Id.
BUTlER-The demand for best table buttel
is about equal to the current receipts, which
however, are only moderate. Inferior grades
are plentiful and neglected, as packers an(
shippers are not buving to any extent VIZ
quote creamery 33a35c per lb; choice dairy il
worth 20a2lc, and prime do. lSal Sc per lb, ant
selections held at 23a24c per lb. We quote 15s
tic Tor melium, and l2a13c for common per Id
frf fai,
eonsumptlye demand, and we quote it 1914,
per ID, and inferior quality is duh and nomi-
nal.
COAL-1he market is quiet and steady
with no material change in prices. 1t is sell
ing at 5ajHc per bu for ONO River, 6a6hc fo
Ashland, and Ta71ac for Youghiogneny ant
Kanawha, 1t is delivered to consumers at tn,
following rates: l0allc for Ioughiogneny, 10
lie for Muskingum, Hooking Valley and Kan
aWha, lOc for Ashland, and &c for Ohio Rive
per bu. Camel coal sells at Ice afloat and 2Ui
22c delivered to consumers per bu. We quot
anthracite $Sa9 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Market steady with fair consumptiv,
demand. We quote Gas-house Sc per bu a
yards, and 1Uc delivered to consumers; city
manufactured &c at yards, and Sc delivered
Crushed 9,9c at yards, and f0allc delivered
per bu. Conneilsville is quoted 71SaSc at yard
and 10ailc delivered per bu.
COFFEE-A far amount is required for 10.
cal consumption, but otherwise the market il
QulcU, DuU pTlCtS ICilldlu SDCduN anu SHOW liz
material change. Java is worth 29a30c per lib
Rio IS selling at lSa2Jc for common to medium
quality, anu 2la23c for good to choice per lD
DRakD FRUlTS-Are in moderate demanC
for domestic at 3ha4c for apples, and l0al1'
for peaches. Foreign fruits are IN fair re-
quest. We quote citron 22a25c, figs l2al4c,
currants 7%al0c and prunes 7aSc per lb Layel
raisins are worth 81 lOa2 25 per box.
EGGS-The receipts are liberal and there /.
only a moderate consumptve demand, anC
I. II, off of SloDt
GREEN FRUITS-There is steady mar.
ket and the demand IS moderate for apples
and good to choice sell at 81 23a2 per brl II
store. CranDeriIes are in moderate request a
S9 50a9 25 per bIl and $3a3 25 per bu. Lemons
are worth S5a5 so per box, and Creole oranges
are in fair demand at 81 50aS 50 per brl.
HAI-The higher grades are firm and there
is a fair consumptlve demand at Sllal3 Der tor
on arrival for prime timothy. Inferior grade!
are dull and offered at $7al0 per ton, according
to quality, on arrival. Dealers ip store re-
quire 81 more per ton than on arrival
HEMP-Ihere is a quiet and steady market
Rough kentucky is selling at Sll2al20 per tor
on arrival, with moderate demand liberal Of
ferings and held at IS per ton more IN store
We quote dressed 9it9xc per ID in jobbinl
MILL FEED - The demand is fair an(
there is a steady market. We quote bran $40
shipstuTs $l2al3 and middlIngs $lSa22 per ton
on arrival, and dealers want 81 per ton more
in store.
MOLASSES-The demand Is fair for bes
quality New Orleans, and the market is easy
with good to choice selling at 50a5Sc per gallon
There is little demand for inferior at 85a4O
per gallon. sorghum Is quoted 25a35c per gal
Ion.
OILS-We quote prime linseed oil 58c pei
gallon, and there is not much demand. Extra
lard oil is worth 9Ja92c per gallon with far
demand. We quote refined petroleum 28a29>
per gallon.
POTATOES-Co Continue quiet and steady. We
quote $1al 10 for prime to choice in store. and
they are offered on arrival at S5I95c per bu
In store per brl held at ~ 75a3 25.
POULTRI-There is plentiful supply Of
chickens and the demand is light at S2a3 foI
dressed and 81 25a2 so for live per dozen. VIZ
quote SJsa9c per Id for dressed turkeys, and &c
for live.
SALT-The market is quiet and steady
Domestic is worth 2ic per bu and 81 35 per bri
We quote 81 10al Is per sack for Liverpool
coarse, and 35a37c per bu for Turks Island.
SEED-There is a quiet market for clover
though 1t is steady and we continue to auote il
l5c in store, and 13Xal4Ac on arrival per lb
Timothy IS held at $2I2 ~ per bu for prime in
store and demand light. There Is fair de-
mand for fax seed at 81 3Oa1 4U per bu.
SUGAK-The market continues steady an(
there is fair demand for New Orleans at 8As
9Hc per Id. Refined is quiet and we quote 10t
lie for yellow, Hall nc for clarified, llAallh,
for extra &C." 11Xal2c for IA; white, l2&t
for powdered and granulated, and l3hials14t
for crushed per lb.
TALLOW-Ce steady and the receipts
are ample with fair demand at S1c for city and
SC for country per lib.