The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-25

| is quoted 33a36C per Id. Medium grades are
offered at 15al7c. and common at 12al3c per Id.
| CIIEESE-There is moderate demand and
| the market remains steady with prime to
| choice factory selling at R,sal3bc per lb.
| COFFEE-There is firm market, with far
demand and no change in prices. We quote
common Rio 1sal9c, fair 10 good 2Ua21c, and
prime to choice 22a23c per lb, and Java is
quoted 28aS0c per lb.
| COAL-Quiet and steady and prices un-
changed selling afloat at 9c for Youghiogheny,
| 7hc tor Ashland, aud 81 for Ohio RlVer per bu.
| 1t is delivered to consumers as follows: Ohio
River 9al03, Ashland and Muskingum 10a11c
Kanawha and Hooking Valley l0allc, Yougn-
iogheny nal2c per bu, and Camel 2Oa22c per
bushe.
COKE-Is quiet and steady. we quote 7c
per bu for gas-house and city manufactured
ut yards and Sc delivered; SC for crushed al
yards and l0c delivered; TnaSc for Conneils-
vile afioat, and l0a1lc delivered.
DRiBD TKUIfs-Are in moderate demand
for domestic, and peaches sell at llal2hc, and
apples 4ha6c per Id. Foreign are steady with
fair demand. Layer raisins are worth So 85a
2 so per box. CIhon is quoted 25a26c, figs Ha
lSc, culrants 71aaSc, prunes 1a716c per Id.
EGaS-The receipts are light and with fair
demand, the market is firm AZ 22a23c per dozen
for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FKUIrS-Apples are plenty with
light demand, and good to choice are quoted
81 25al as per brl in store, and 60ca$l on ar
rival There is fair demand for Creole Or
anges at $7a8 per bril- Lemons are worth
"a 5ca5 so per box.
HAY-There is a continued fair demand for
the hest grades, but with prime timothy selling
at $l2al3 per ton on arrival. Inferior hay is
generally neglected, though the offerings are
large at $10a1l for medium, and $7a9 for COM
mon per ton, all on arrival, and s2 more wanted
in store.
HEMP-The receipts are light and rough
Kentucky continues firm at $ll2a120 per ton
on arrival. Dressed is worth 9a915c per lD
IL. q n do ms ntl1
for all articles with ample receipts at previous
prices. Bran is quoted SO 5OalO, shipstufrs
SEALS, and middlings $lSa23 per ton, all on
arrival, and So more In store.
MOLASSEo-New Orleans syrup is steady
with fair demand at 55a60c per gallon for
prime to choice. Common is dull at 55a40c per
gallon.
OlLS-Llnseed is in limited demand, but
steady, and prime is quoted 59c per gallon.
There is fair demand for, extra lard Oil at
90a92c per gallon. We quote refined petroleum
2ja26c per gallon, ana demand fair
POTAIOEo-Continue steady and quiet,
with free offerings a. 5Ja6Jc per bu for good to
choice on arrival. In store the best qualities
are selling at $za2 rs per brl, with moderate
demand.
POULTR Y--There is quiet market for live
chickens, which are freely offered. at 81 25a3 rs
per dozen, according to size and condition.
Turkeys sell at Sa0c tor live, and lOal2c for
dressed, iper Id.
SALT.We quote domestic 81 35 per brl, and
94c per bu, with moderate demand. LIVERPOOL
coarse is worth 81 I5u aa5 i;ar bril- TURKS
Island .ootinues dull at 36a37c per brk
SEED-Cloyer is worth H%al5c per ID in
store, and 134aii54G Gn arrival for prime to
choice. Timothy is worth S2a2 ~ per bu and
quiet. Flax seed sells at 81 3Oal 40 per bu.
SUGAIt--Continues steady with fair con-
surnptive demand. We quote Skal0c for New
Orleans, yellow refined lG4allc.. claraded liza
nXc, extra "C' 11Aallhc "a" white l1Xa
l2c, granulated and powdered 12%al3c,5 aud
crushed l3%al3Ac per ID.
TALLOM The market is steady. There is
a fair demand at Sa6Hc for country, and S1za
SIC for city rendered., per lb, with ample Of
ferings.