The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15

demand. New mixed is worth 42a48c for ear
ana 43a4ac for shelled, on track and to arrive
Old Is scarce, and prime mixed ear is auoted
0l ab2c on tracks and No. 2 Bhelled In elevator
Is held at 63a1dc per bu.
RYE-Ls in moderate demand aud steady.
GOOD to prime sample on track is quoted 64a6Tc
per bu, and inferior 5SaB2c per bu. No. Y in
elevator is worth 68c per bu.
MESS PORK-There is Arm feeling but
the market is quiet at $l8ai0 25 per brl for
prime new mess.
LARD-The market is firm. Prime steam
is quoted, 91a1Oc per lb, and Kettle lOkalOXc
BULK MEATS-The market is firm though
quiet; New loose meats are quoted 81 a6Ic
Tor shoulders, SaSkc for clear rib, and Ska
SIC Tor clear sides per Id.
BACON-Quiet and steady. Shoulders are
quoted !la7%c, clear rib sides 94c, and clear
siues 9ha9%c per ID, all packed. Sugar-cured
hams are quoted l4a.41Sc per lb, canVased and
GoTTON-Marlket dull to-day and easy.
Low grades declined Nc per lb. Stock, q. las
DaleS We quote: OTdlnhry, exc; good ordi-
nary, 1Ohc; low miudllng, Ike: mlddhng,
il&c: GOOD m1idllng, l2c; middllng falr, l2Xc:
WHIlsKf-Is quiet and steady at 81 o5 per
gallon.
BEANS-The market remains firm, and there
is fair demand. Choice navys are worth
81 65al 70, and good white mediums 81 49al 80
per bu. Common are offered at 9Oca1 per bu.
BROOM COkN-phe market is steady and
moderately active at previous prices. Red
brush is worth 2a4c, red stalk braid 5a51&c, and
green hurl 6a61sc per lb.
BUTIER--The market remains steady and
quiet. There is a fair local demand for the
higher grades, with ample offerings Lower
grades are plentiful and dull. We qlote prime
TO choice creamery 2la2!c for Western Reserve,
and 16aS0c for Central Ohio per ID. Extra
creamery is held up to 3aa35c per lb. Lower
per lb.
CHEESE-There is moderate demand, and
prime to choice factory is held at 12Hal3hc
per lb.
CoFFEE-The market is steady, with mod
crate demand and no material change In
prices. We quote Rio 1sal9c for common, 2Ua
21c for fair to good, and 22a23c for prime to
choice. Java is selling at 2sa50c perlb.
COAL-The market is firm and there is q fair
demand. Wequote ONO River &c, Ashland Ia
nc, aud Yougniogheny &c per bu afioat. The
rates delivered to consumers are: 9a1Oc for
Ohio River, 10a1lc for Muskingum, Ashland,
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, and 11al2c for
for ghiogheny per bu Camel coal is worth
I6al7c aflOat and u a22c per bu delivered. An
is quoted S. 50a0 per ton delivered.
COkE-ls firm, with fair demand. We quote
oaTc for gas-hOuse and city manufactured at
yards, and 9a9c delivered; crushed S1aa8c at
ydrus anu lVallc delivered; ConnellsyIlle l0a
lie delivered per bu.
DkiED FKUIIs- Domestic fruit is steady
and quiet at llal2h[c for peaches and a6c for
apples. Foreign fruits are in fair demand,
and we quote 25a26c per lb for cltron, 14al6c for
hgs, a%aSsc for cqrrants, 7a1Ac for prunes,
ana 50 35a2 80 per box for layer raisins.
EGGS-The market continues steady, and
the receipts are ample, and there is a fair con
demand for fresh arrivals at 22ag3c
per dozen.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples are in moderate
demand with ample receipts and steady at
bOa9Oc per brl, loose on arrival, and 81 25al Is
packed, In store about 2jc per brl more is re-
quested. Cranberries arc worth S9aY 50 per
brl, and $3a3 25 per crate. Lemons sell at s5a6
per box, and creole oranges at $5a5 so per brl,
HAY-Continues steady and quiet, with
ample receipts and no material change. No. ]
timothy is quoted $l2al3 per ton on arrival.
Inferior grades are dull at $7a1O per ton,son ar
rival In store ~ more is required.
HEMP-The offerings are Light, but the de-
nand is only moderate for rough Kentucky at
SlOa115 per ton on arrival, and held in store at
- more. We quote dressed 9a9Ac per lb.
Enthusiastically, with moderate demand. |
Try salted llal2c, aud dry flint 13a14c per H. |
'neep pelts are worth 6Oca$1 for good to prime, |
md 25a4Oc for inferior.
MILL FEED-The market is firm and quiet |
With moderate offerings. Bran is worth So 5Oa |
0 per ton: middlings are quoted $lSa23 per ton |
n store. |
MOLASSES-There is a steady market and |
SeW Orleans syrup is worth 60a65c per gallon, |
or prime to choice, and old is offered at 5a5Oc
Der gallon. Common is quoted 35a40c and
lull Sorghum is held at 25a30c per gallon.
OILS-Linseed oil is in moderate demand |
nd held at SIC per gallon for prime. Lard |
il is steady, and we quote winter extra 93a
&c, and current make S3aS5c per gallon, and |
emand fair. Refined petroleum is worth |
ja26c per gallon.
POTATOE5-The demand is light with lib
raj offerings and prime 10 Choice, on arrival,
re worth 5Oa60c per bu, loose, and 1Ic more
or bu or $2a2 25 per brl in store. packed for
hipping sweet potatoes are dull at Slal 80
er brl.
POULTRY-There is a moderate demand
'r chickens with liberal supply, and we
uote them S2a$2 80 for young, and p 75a3 25
,r old per dozen. Live turkeys sell at 8a9c
er H. Geese are worth $4a5, and ducks
50a3 per dozen.
SALT-There has been no material change.
Domestic is quoted 24c per bu and 81 35 per 6ri,
18th moderate demand. Turks Island is dull
36a37c per bu. Liverpool coarse is held at
15a! % per sack.
SEED-Prime timothy is quiet, but steady at
'a2 III per bu, In store, and more selling on
rival Clover is worth l3al3Ac per ID, on ar
val, and 13Aal4c per lb in store with far
emand. Flax seed Is in far request at IL 3Oa
40 per bushel.
SUGAk-Tne market is firm, and there is
fair demand. YellUw refined is worth
Nc, "A" white 11Mali&c, and hard l2a
&C per lb.
is steady market, with
nple receipts and demand fair. Prime coun-
y sells at SaShc, and city sAaS%c per lb.
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