The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-10

delivered per bu. Crushed is worth Sc at yards
and 100 delivered per bu. C0nnellsville is
quoted 1tSc aIioat per bu amt 10a11e delivered.
COFFEG-There is fair consumptive de-
mand, and the market is steady, with no ma
terial change IN prices. Rio is worth 22a23c
for prime TO choice, 2Ua21c for medium, and
lSal9c for inferior per lb. We quote Java 2Sa
Soc per lb.
DRiED FRUITs-There is a moderate de-
mand for all kinds at previous prices, We
quote apples 6a6%c and peaches llal2Jkc per
ID. Raisins are quoted 81 35a2 80 per box.
Prunes are worth 7aaHc, currants 7Kasc, Hgs
18a19c, anu citron 25a26c per 10.
EGGS-There IS fair demand and the mar
ket firm with ample offerings at ssc per
GREEN FRUrrs-There is steady mar
ket, and demand moderate for apples, and
we quote them 6Jca$l per brl, loose, On arriv-
al. and 81 25al Is per brl in store, according
to quality. Lemons sell at $5a6 % per box,
and Creole oranges at $5a6 per brl. Cranber-
ries are worth S9a10 perbl1.
HAY-Quiet and steady with no material
change. No. l timothy is in far consump-
tive demand at $l2al3 per ton, on arrival In
feliOr grades are held at $7a1O per ton and
dull. Dealers ask 80 more III store.
AEMP-The market is steady and quiet,with
moderate offerings at previous prices. Rough
Kentucky isquoted 81 l0a1l5 per ton on arrival,
and about $5 more III store. Dressed is quoted
9a9h nc per Id.
MILL FEED-The market is steady but
there is limited demand for, all articles
No maUerial change in prices.
MOLASSEo-New Orleans syrup NEW CROP
is firm at 6Oa6jc per gallon for prime to choice,
and old is offered at 50a55c per gallon. Common
is dull at 55a4Dc per gallon. Prime sorghum Is
quoted 25a30c per gallon.
OILS-There is a moderate demand for I'm
seed at 58c per gallon. Lard oil quiet at 83as6c
for current make, and 93a9jc for winter extra.
Refined petroleum is worth 2ja26c per gallon.
POTATOES--The demand is moderate, with
free offerings OF good 10 prime at 50a60c per bu,
loose, on arrival, and y2a2 25 per brl in store
sweet potatoes are offered at $lal 70 per brl for
good to prime yellow.
OULTRI-Live chickens are selling at
80 50a8 per dozen, according to size and con-
dItIon, with fair demand and ample receipts.
Live ducks are worth 81 50a3 per dozen, and
turkeys Sa9c per 10.
SALT--lhere is q moderate demand for do
nestle, and we quote itSle per bu and 81 80 per
bri. Turks Island is held at 35a3gc per bu
Coarse Liverpool Is quoted 81 1jal rs per sack
sEED-Prime clover is selling at 13al3Hc
per ID on arrival. Timothy is or h $2a2 1O per
bu, and quiet. Flax seed sells at IL SOa1 40 per
bushel.
SUGAR-Tne market is quiet and steady.
Prices unchanged. We quote yellow refined
9xa10Kc, extra 'C' 10Aallc, "B" white 1lH
allXc, "A' white llhan nc, powdered and
granulated 11Halsc, and crushed l2Ha12%c
per ID.
: TALLOW-The market is steady, with fair
demand at SIC for city, and &c for prime eoun-
try per ID.
ToBACCo-The offerings at auction yester-
day were 81 hhds and boxes, at the following
prices: 81 hhds Mason County, KY, District
at $8a9 As, IL at S10al4 50, at SIS T5al7 95 II
hhds Brown County, o., District-2 ut 81 65a
10, at IS 2ba9 20, at $l0al4, at $l7arS rs.
hid owen County, KY, at s.; box do at
$40 So 8 hhds new Pendleton County, KY. at
81 SOa7 TO-. 4 hhds West VirginIa-1 at $l, 2 at
$6a7 30, at IS 35. 6 boxes southern Indiana
at s. 65a5 Is, at 81.