The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-18

ders are quoted 7Sa7%c, clear rib sides 9Ac,
and clear sides 9sS a9Ic per lb, all packed.
| GREEN -MEAFS-Market steady and quiet.
Hams are quoted 9ai0c, per lb. according to
average. Shoulders are quoted 5Ac, and clear
rib sides 724a7Tc per ID.
UUTION-Quiet market with sales of %
bales at the Cotton Exchange to-day. Medium
grades easy and about hc lower We quote
the official rates as follows: Ordinary, 9hci
good ordinary, 1870; low mrldllng, lie: md
dlmg, l15ac; good mIddilng, H.; middllng tar,
12Xc; tar, 31Sd per lb
Il WHISKY Y-Ihe demand is moderate and lS2
brls sold to-day at 81 O5 per gallon.
H BEANS-The demand is fair and there is q
steady market. Best naYYs are selling at III 60
al rs per bu, good to white mediums are quoted
II p, and common offered at 9Oca$l per b1.
L BROOM 10 iN-ls in moderate demand and
steady at 2Jaaf}sc for red brush, 5a5hc for
green stalk braid. and 6a6hc for green hurl
per lb.
BUTTER-Continues quiet and steady, with
no perceptible change in prices. There is an
ample supply Of the best grades, with fair
consumptive demand. aud we quote extra
creamery 33a35c, and prime to choice dairy 2Oa
25 per lb, the latter figure for selections only.
Lower grades are dull, with a large excess of
receipts, and we quote 15alScfor medium, and
and l2al4c for COMMON, per lb.
| CDAL-Ihe demand is fair and ample Offer
IIinge at ~ for ONO RIVER, 7Hc for Ashland, &c
for Iougniogheny per By afost; 9pd q1eliv-
l0allc for Ashland, Hooking Valley, Mus
I'kingum and Kauawha, 9al0e for Ohio River,
anu 2ua2Sc for cannel, per bu.
| COFFEE-Ihere is u fair consumptive de-
Imand and prices remain steady and unr
changed Rio is worth l8aI9c for common,
2Ua2lC for fair to good, aud 22a23c for prime
to choice, per lb. We quote Java 2sa3Oc per
pound.
| COKE-Is in moderate demand and steady.
We quote oha7c per bu for gas-house and city
manufactured at yards, and 8a9c delivered to
consumers, S1Ea9c for crushed at yards and
l0a1lc delivered; Connelsville afloat is worth
l7haS; per bu, and I0all delivered per bu.
3KiED FkU Tro-Are quiet and stea.y. We
quote apples 5a6c, peaches II hal2kc per lb.
Layer raisins are worth 81 4Oa2 so per box. We
lquOte citron 25a26c, fgs l6al8c, currants 7haSe,
and prunes 7a7Mc per lb.
EGGS-Ihe receipts are large, and there is
Eonly moderate demand at 22c per dozen for
lfresh,
/ GREEN FRUTTs-The market is steady fol-
lapples and good to choice, are freely offered al
I75caSl Is per brl on ARRIVAL and 81 50a2 per brl
lin store. Lemons are worth S5a6 per box. Or
lanRes are quoted $5a6 per brl for Creole. Gran
berries are worth $9ay 81 per brl and $3a3 20 pei
lbu in boxes.
1 HAY-The market is steady but quiet. The
lreceipts are liberal, but there is falr loca
ldemand only for the higher grades. Common
Ihay is not wanted. No. timothy sells at Sl2a
l3 per ton on arrival. Lower grades are helG
at $1Oa1t for medium and $Sa9 for inferior, al
on arrival. Dealers ask Sla2 more in store.
HEMP-The market remains firm for rough
Kentucky, with light offerings and moderate
demand at S1l2a12O per ton on arrival, and 81
| more is wanted from store. Dressed is jobbinp
at 9a91fc per Id, according to quality.
| MEL FEED-phe offerings are only mod
| crate, and the markets. steady with generally
a far demand. We quote so 50alO per ton Io1
bran, $l2a15 for shipstutfs, and SlSa23 for mid
dlings. all on arrival, and dealers want 81 more
| in store.
MOLAsSEs-Sew Orleans syrup is in fair
request for prime to choice new crop at 55a65c
| per gallon, and old at 45a50e per gallon. Infe-
| rior is dull at 35a40c per gallon Sorghum is
quiet at 25a80o per gallon for good to prime.
| OlLS-Prime lnseed is selling at SIC per
gallon, and demand moderate. Extra lard
oil Is steady at 91a93c per gallon aud fair de-
mand. Refined petroleum Is worth 25a26c pei
| gallon.
POTATOEs-The market is steady with free
l offerings and moderate demand. Prime tc
choice in store are worth $1a2 70 per brl
| packed. They sell on arrival at 50a60c pei
| bu, loose, and Tic more per bu IN store.
| POULTRI-Live chickens are in fair de-
| mand with ample receipts and we quote EN-
| 81 25a3 25 per dozen, as to size and condition
Turkeys are worth Sa9c per lb for live and la
| l3c for dressed.
SALT-The market is steady and quiet fol
domestic at 24c per Blu and 81 IS per bri. Liy-
Eerpool coarse is quoted 81 15al 20 per sack.
Turks Island is dull at 85a37c per bu.
| SEED-Clover Is in fair demand, with light
offerings, at 13Ha14e per Id on arrival, and A1t
also in store for PRIME to choice. We quote
prime timothy $2a2 ~ per bu in store anC
Quiet. Prime fax seed Is worth 81 35a1 DO pei
| Du.
SUGAR-Is firin with some advance II
prices though the demand is moderate. New
Orleans is worth 9alJc, yellow refined 1Gal lc
extra 'C' 1lAallAc, "a" white 11&al2c
granulated 1Sc, powdered and crushed l3Aa
TALLOW-Th is fair demand, and the
market is steady at &c for country and SIC fol
city per lb.