The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-01

DRIED FRUITS-There is a moderate de-
mand for domestic at l2a13c for peaches, and
9xa1le for apples per ID. Foreign fruits are
|6teady at previous prIces. Ratsnls are worth
SSa3 10 per box; citron sells at 2ea30c; fgs a
l5aisc; currants, s1aalOc;' prunes, 756aSc; and
dates Ease per lb.
EGGS-Fresh arrivals are quoted 22a23c per
dozen, but the demand continues light, with
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are firm. with q
good local demand. anu the market is well
supplied at 80 25a4 50 per brl for prime TO
choice. Cranberries are worth $40 E0al 81
per brl. Lemons are quoted s6a7 per box.
Oranges are selling at Sgall per prl for Creole.
HAi-There is good local demand for the
higher grades, with ample supply. Qualities
below prime are dali. No change in prices Is
observed. NO. timotny is quoted sl9a2O for
loose, and SlTalS for herd pressed per ton, and
lower grades $l0a14 per ton, al on arrival, and
81 per ton more in store. Ia,
HEMP-Market continues dull and prices
are nominally unchanged. Rough Kentucky
is worth $l20 per ton on arrival, and $5a7 more
in store. Dressed is worth 9NalUc per lb.
| HIDES,-The market is steady and quiet.
demand moderate at previous prices. We
quote green hides 51Sa7c, wet salted 7a9c, and
dry flint 14al5c per 10; sheep pelts sell at 75ca
| 81 25 for good to prime, and 2Oa4Oc for COM
mon.
| MILL-FEED-The market is steady, with
| large receipts and no material change IN pri-
| ces. Bran is in fair request at $l2a13; ship.
stuffs are quoted Sl5al6, and middlings, $l9a2;
| per ton, all on arrival, and dealers ask ~ pei
| ton more in store
MOLASSES = There is q steady market
with a moderate demand, and we quote New
Orleans tUa60c per gallon. Refined sirups are
| dull at 40aSOo per gallon, according to quality
O1LS-Linseed is steady, but with light de-
| demand, and it is quoted 6Uc per gallon. Lart
Is quiet and firm at 81 0sal 10 per gallon. Re
fined petroleum IS worth l2al3c per gallon,wit
moderate demand.
| POTATOES-The markets. abundantly sup
piled, and there is very light demand. Choice
peachbows, in store, are worth bic per bu
Common grades are merely nominal.
| POULTRY-The market is irm under fai
demand and light offerings. Wequote: Chick
ems, live or dressed, S3a4 per dozen; ducks $ii
dressed, and l0a11c. live, per ID.
RlCE-There is a fair local demand at T&
9hc for Carolina, 7aSc for louisiana
SALT-There is generally quiet and stead.
market at previous prices. We equote: Domes
tic 26c per bu, and 81 45 per brl. Llyerpoo
bc.
SEED-Clover is in moderate demand an
steady at 13c per lb for prime in store. limo
thy is quoted SO 5Ua2 50 per bu in store, an
fax sells at 81 20al 80 per bu for good to prime
l. SUGAR--Market steady, but quiet. There
only fair local demand. We quote: New Or
leans, 7aShc; yellow refined, ~ a9&c: extr
&C." 1Uaf0Nc: "B" white. 10hai02sc; "a
white, 1O1ia1Ohc; and hard is worth l1allh
per lb.
TALLOW4-Continues steady, with fair de
and ana good receipts, and we quote prime S2z
for country and &c for city per ID.
TOBACCO-The offerings at auction yestel
day were ID hhds at the following prices:
hhds Brown county, o., trash. lugs and leaf
hhd at 80 20, at $iS 25alS rs, 4 at $i5 25a17 q
8 hhds new Owen county, KY, at $4 90a6 AZ
, 80; 2 hhds new West Virginia at 50 75a9 40.