The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-28

TJSAT1So, clear RIB sides &c, and clear sides "
\ exc per Id, all packed. SuRAr-cured nam
are quoted l6al5kc per lb, canvased ane
4 packed. -.
| day, 131 bales Stock, 6,47 bales. Receipts
| 1926 bales. Shipments, I'LL bales. The mar
ket is trm at yesterdays quotations, which are
as follows: Ordinary, Sxc; good ordinary, s1c'
| low mIddling, 10c; muIling, l0hc; good md
ding. 1Okc; middllng lalr, llNci far, l2ht
4 per lb. -... 49,
WHIsKY-Is weak and 1c lower to day,
with fair demand at 81 % per gallon.
BEANS-Are steady and quiet ut 81 15al Is
\ per bu for choice navys, and 05caSl for White
! medlums, and liberal offerings.
1 BROOM CUKN-There is a dull market. but
prices are unchanged. We quote red brush
3a4c, green stalk braid 5a556c, andfancy green
huJl 6a61Sc per Id. - .r. .,. .
BUTTER-The market is quiet and weak,
the receipts being large and only consump-
creamery 3Oa52c, and prime to choice dairy lSa
zoe per lb Lower grades are quoted l5al6c for
medium and l3al4c for common. ...........
CfIEEsE-The demand is light and the mar
ket continues well supplied with prime to
choice factory at 121Sal3c per lb.
COFFEE-The demand is only moderate,
but Lhe market is steady, with no change in
prices. We quote Java 2SaSOc per lb, common
Rio sells at l8al9c, fair 10 good 2Ua2lc, and
prime to choice 22a23c per lb.
COAL-The demand is fair, and there is O
liberal supply on the market at previous
prices. The rates afioat are &c for Ohio River,
6Ia7c for Ashland, SC for Youghiogheny per
bu. Delivered to consumers at 9al0c for Ohio
River, 10a1lc for Ashland, Muskingum and
Hooking Valley, llal2c forYoughiogheny, and
aOa22c for Camel per bushei. Anthracite is
quoted So 5Oa9 per ton. . .
COKE-Demand moderate and prices un-
changed We quote &c for gas-hOuSe and City
manufactured, and &c for crushed al yards,
and 2aSc more delivered, per bu; OonnelIsviile
7hc anoaG and l0a1 10 delivered, per bu.
DRIED rkUITo-Domestic fruit is in
moderate request and we quote peaches Sa9c,
and apples 4a5c per lb. Foreign fruits are
quiet and steady, at7a7%c for prunes, 7tsaac
Tor enIrants, l6alSc for hgs, 25a2bc for citron
per ID. Layer raisins sell at $2 4Oa2 so per
box.
EGGS-ContinUe firm with light,receipts and
fair demand at 2Oc per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUlTS-There is u steady market
for apples but the demand is light, and good
to prime are worth 5Oal5c per brl loose on
arrival, and $lal 25 per brl In store. We quote
cranberries S9alO per br, and So 25as 81 per
bu in boxes. We quote lemons S. U0a6 so per
box. Creole oranges sell at S5a6 per brl. .
HAY-There is a moderate local demand and
the market remains stealY and prices un-
changed. No timothy is quoted S12al3 per
ton, and inferior is held at S7alO per ton on
arrival Dealers want 50 more per ton in
store.
HEMP-The market is steady though the de-
mand is moderate at SHOALS per ton for rough
henGucky on ARRIVAL ana 20 more per ton IN
store. Dressed is quoted 9a914c per lb. 81:
MILL FEED-There is q steady market
with fair demand at previous prices. Bran is
worth S9a9 50, shipstutfs are quoted Sl2al4,
and middlings Sl6a23 per ton on arrival, and
50 more asked in store.
MOLASSES-PrIme to choice New Orleans
sirup is in fair request at 5Oa55c per gallon.
but inferior quail ty is dull at 35a40c per gallon,
Sorghum is offered at 25a30c pei. gallon.
OlLS-There is a firm market for lInseed,
with fair demand at soc per gallon for prime.
Lard oil is quiet and steady, and current make
is quoted 00aS5c, and WIner extra 93a95c per
gallon. Refined petrolenmsis firm at b 2jha26hc
per gallon.
) POrATOES-Prime to choice are quoted
81 75a2 per brl in store, and sell at 50a60c per
bu. sweet potatoes are worth 81 25a1 81 for yell
low, and 5Oa75o for red, per brl.
POULpRI-The receipts are lighter, and
with fair demand the markets. firmer at 81 Is
a 90 for young, and S2 75a3 Is for old, per doz.
SALI-Domestic is quiet and steady at 24c-
per bu and 81 IS per Dri. Coarse Liverpool is
quoted 81 15al 20 per sack, and light demand.
TURKS Island is dull at 35a37c per bu.
SEED-ClOver is in fair request at 1870 per
Id on arrival. Timothy is worth $2a2 10 per
bu in store. Flax seed is quoted 81 20a1 rs
per bu.
SUGAR-There is firmer market, with
fair demand. We quote yellow refined 90 a1OAe,
extra 'C," 10%allc, ''B'' white 1lHallkc, "A"
white II u all &c, powdered and granulated II n
al2c, anu crushed l21S a13ac per Id.
TALLOW-Continues steady and in fair re
quest at saSkc for country, and SIC for city
per lb.