The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25


steady. Shoulders are quoted Tc, clear rib
sides quoted S51as&c, and clear sides S1lasXc
per ID, loose.
BACON-Market remains quiet Shoulders
are quoted u aTKc, clear RIB sides held at 9Ae,
and clear sides at 0% agke per ID, all packed.
Sugar-cured hams are worth l6al6e per lb In
small jobbinR lots.
UVpI UN-The market is quiet, but with q
flrmer tone, and medium grades are Nc high
or. sales to-day rs bales. Stock 6,04 bales,
with l,o5u bales received and a4l bales
shipped. We quote: Ordinary, 9Me; good
ordinary. 9Hc; low middling, 10c; lnIddlng,
lOXc; good middllng, 1O%c; mtddlmg raIr,
Ike; falr. l2c per lb
WHISKY Y-Quiet and steady, and 283 brlS
sold to-day at IL II per gallon.
BEANS-The market is steady and quiet,
with free offerings at I'll 20al rs for choice navys
and 95caSl for mediums in store per bu, and 10
al5c less asked in store.
BROOM COkN-There rs a dull market, but
prices are not changed. Red brush is worth
3a4c, green stalk braid 6a51lc, and fancy green
hurl 6a6hc per lb.
BUTTER-The supply is still large and in
excess OF the demand which is especially light
for lower grades, and a moderate amount only
Of best table butter is required for local con-
sumption. The market Is easy. We quote 3Oa
3Bc for extra creamery, and 20a22c for prime to
choice dairy, l5al7c for medium, and 13al4c for
common per ID.
CHEESE-The market continues quiet and
steady, and prime to choice factory is quoted
l21I al3c per ID
COAL-Is steady with ample offerings and a
fair consumptive demand. Onio River is worth
&c, Ashland 7c, and Youghiogheny &c per bu,
afioat. IL is worth l1al2c for Youghiogheny,
10al1 c for kanawha, Muskingum and Hooking
Valley, 10al1c for Ashland, and 9a10c for Ohio
River per bu, delivered to consumers. Camel
is worth l6c adoat, and 2Oa22c delivered per
bushe
COKE-The market remains steady, and
there IS moderate demand. We quote &c for
rit ann uRan nfI1rD n,-Ja
and Sc delivered; Sc for crushed at yards, and
l0c delivered: TIC for Connellsville ahoat, and
l0a1le delivered per bu.
| COFFEE-Continues steady with fair de-
mand and prices unchanged. Java is worth
| 2Sa30c per lb, Rio is quoted 1Sa19c for common,
2Ua21c for fair to good, and 22a2}c for prime to
choice per ID.
DRIED FkUITs-There is moderate de-
| mand for domestic at 4a5c for apples and Sa9c
| for peaches per lb. New layer raisins are
worth So 40a2 80 per box. We quote cItron goa
26c, figs 16alSc, currants 7haSc, and prunes
7a7Tc per lb.
LGGs-There is a steady market, and the
demand is falr at lSc per dozen for fresh arri-
walls.
GREEN FRUITS-There is an abundant
supply Of apples, and they are in moderate
consumptive demand at 50a75c per brl loose
| on arrival, and $lal Is per brl packed in store
Cranberries are in fair demand and worth So rs
a3 81 per bu and S9a10 per bri. We quote
lemons S. 50a 6 50 per box, and creole oranges
"a 50a5 81 per brl.
HAY-The market is supplied with all
grades, and there is only moderate local de-
mand. Prices unchanged No. timothy is
worth Slab per ton on arrival. Medium is
offered at $9alU per ton, and common at seas
per ton on arrival. In store s1a2 more per ton
Is required.
HEMP-rhe market is steady though quiet,
There are moderate offerings of rough Ken
lucky at $1l0all5 per ton on arrival, and held
S. more in store Dressed is jobbing at 9ayhc
per Id.
HIDEs-There is a moderate demand and
the market steady at previous prices. Green
salt llal2c, and dry flint 18al4c per lb. Sheep
pelts sell at 6Oca$l for good to prime, and 2Ua
30c for common
MILL FEED-The. market is somewhat
flrmer, with more moderate receipts, and we
quote $9aY SO for bran Sllal3 for shipstuffs, ,and
$I6a22 for middlings per ton on arrival. In
store 80 more per ton Is asked
MOLASSES-We quote prime to choice New
Orleans sirup 5Oa55c per gallon, and fair local
demand, while inferior is dull at 35a40c per gal
lon. Sorghum is quoted 25a3oc per gallon for
best quality, and liberal offerings.
OILS-There is fair demand for llnseed, and
ii is quoted 53c per gallon for prime Lard oil
is steady and quiet, and we quote S3a8ic for
current make extra, and 93a9jc for winter ex-
ira, per gallon. Refined petroleum is selling
at 251za &c per gallon.
POrATOEs-Are steady with liberal re-
ceipUs at 50a60c per bu and 81 5Oll rs per bril- on
arrival, with moderate demand, and held at
l0c per bu and 25a3Jc per brl more in store
Sweet potatoes are dull, and freely offered at
81 25a1 81 per brl for yellow and 5Oay5c for red.
POULTRI-Chickens are in moderate de-
mand with liberal offerings at $lal rs for half
grown, and $9a2 ~ for full grown, per Dozen
Live turkeys are quoted 6a1c per Id, and geese
are worth 81 75a2 per dozen on arrival.
Z SALT--Donestlc remains quiet at 81 3j per
bri and 24c per bu. Turks Island is duh at
86a37c per bu Liverpool coarse is quoted 81 10
al 70 per sack.
SEED-Clover on arrival is selling at 1215a
l3Ac per ID, and Is in fair demand. Timothy is
quiet and steady at $2a2 10 per bu in store.
Flax is selling at 81 goal 25 per bu.
SUGAk--Ehere is firm market and fair
demand Yellow refined is worth 9hal0kc,
extra Sc" 1OXallc, "B" white 1lHall1c, "A"
white 1l%all &c, and hard l1xal2c per ID.
/ ALLOW-Continues steady with fair de-
mand, and prime country is worth Sas1c and
city sac per lb, with moderate receipts.