The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-20

Shoulders are quoted 54a9c, clear rib &c, and
hams 9HalOc per lb
UUrION -1he market is steady. Sales to-
day of ll2 bales at the Cotton Exchange; stock
=, l22 bales. We quote: Ordinarv. 9Sc; good
ordinary. lOHc; low mlddling, lie: mluipg.
ll5ac; good middirnR, IL; mIddl,ng talr, i2%c;
faIr, i3he Der 10.
WHISKY Continues steady and quiet at
81 O5 per gallon, and sales to-day l5S brls.
BEANS-The demand is fair, and there is
steady market Best navYs are selling at VI "
al rs per bu, good to white mediums are quoted
81 9, and common offered at 9Oca$l per bu.
BROOM CUHN-Is in moderate demand and
steady at 2ba4@ac for red brush, 5a5hc for
green stalk braid, and 6a6hc for green nurl
per lb.
BUTTER-The market has undergone no
material change. There is fair local demand
for the higher grades, with moderate offerings,
aod the market is stea ly at 93aS6c for extra
creamery, and 2Oa25c for prime to choice dairy
The market is generally oyerstocked WIN
lower grades with a limited demand and we
quote 15al7c for medium, and l2al3c Tor COM
mon,
CHEESE-Is IN fair consumDtive demand
| for prime to choice factory at l21Sal3hc per ID
| COFFEE-rhere is u far consumptlye de-
mand and the market is oGEerwlse dull
| though steady and we continue to quote com
mon Rio lSal9c, medium quality 2Oa2lc, and
| prime TO choice 22a25c per Id, and Java is
| worth 27a3Oc per pound.
| COAL-Ihere is a steady market though the
|
prices. The rates ahoat are 9c for Yougnio-
| gheny, 74ac for Ashland, and o. for ONO
| River per bu. Delivered to consumers we
| quote it as follows: Ohio River 9alOc, Ash
| land and Muskinglm l0allc, Aanawha ana
Hooking Valley l0a1lc, and foughiogheny
| llal2c per bu Camel sells at l6c aloat and
| 2Oa92c delivered per bu.
| COKL-ls in moderate demand and steady
We quote t4a7c per Du for as-house am. city
manufactured at yards, and Sa9c delivered to
| consumers, 81 H95 for crushed at yards and
| l0allc delivered, ',onnellsville afloat Is worth
| I1saSs per bu, and l0alle delivered per bu.
| DKiED FKUELs-Are quiet and steady We
quote apples 5a6e, peaches II llzsa2hc per 10.
Layer raisins are worth ~ 40a2 30 per box. We
quote citron 25a26c, 1gs 16alSc, culrants 71aaSc,
anu prunes 7a7hc per lb.
| EGGS-Ihe receipts are liberal, and there is
| only q moderate demand, with fresh selling at
| GREEN FRUITs-There is large supply
of green apples, and the demand is moderate,
| with prime to choice ling at 81 oval 70 per
| br in store packed for shipping, and 75ca$l per
brl loose on arrival. Lemons are quoted S5ai ,and
| Creole oranges are worth f7aS per box. Gran
berries are quoted So 50a9 81 per brl and So 70
per crate.
! tive demand for the best grades, and prime
| timothy sells at Sl2al3 Der ton on arrival
| Lower grades are dull at $l0all for medium,
and $Sa9 for common per ton on arrival. In
| store dealers ask - per ton more.
| HEMP-Ihe market remains firm for rough
Kentucky, with light offerings and moderate
| demand at xll2al2O per ton on arrival, and 50
more is wanted from store. Dressed is jobbing
at 9t9Hc per lb, according to quality.
| MILL FEED - Continues quiet and un-
| changed, with moderate offerings Of all artl-
| cles but not much demand. We quote bran
| 80 5Oal0 shipstuHs $l3a15, and middlings $lSa
| 90 per ton, all on arrival. Dealers ask " more
| in store.
| MOLASSES-C steady, and prime
| to choice New Orleans syrup is in fair dc-
| mand at 55a60c, and common is offered at 35a
45c per gallon. Sorghum is quoted 25a30c per
gallon.
| OILS-Prime llnseed is selling at 5Sc per
| gallon, and demand moderate. Extra lard
Oil is steady at Sla93c per gallon and fair de-
mand. Refined petroleum is worth 2Ja26c pei
| gallon.
| POTATOES-The demand is moderate. and
| the receipts continue to be liberal and the mar
ket is steady. We quote prime to choice $2a
225 per brl, or 6Oa70c per bu in store. They
| sell on arrival at 50a60c per bu.
| P0ULTRY-Live chickens are in fair re-
quest with moderate receipts, and they are
| selling at - 25a2 IS per dozen for small to me-
dium, and s!a3 25 for large. 1--we turkeys sell
at Sa9c, and dressed at 12al3c per lb. Live
ducks are quo ted 50 50a3 per dozen.
SALT-1ne market is steady and quiet for
domestic at 24c per bu and 81 35 per bri. Ly-
erpool coarse is quoted 81 1jal 20 per sack.
Turk Island is dull at 35a37c per bu.
SEED-Timothy is quoted S2a2 ~ per bu in
store and demand light. Clover is firm at a.
al5c per lb in store, and l31sa14c on arrival
with fair demand. Flax seed is selling 81 BOA
| 1 40 per bu.
| SUGAk-Quiet and easy but with no mate
rial change. New Orleans is quoted s1za1Jc,
according to quality, yellow refined M is worth
lIl%all%c, ''A' white II u al2c, granulated and
powdered l2%al9c, and crushed l314c per
pound.
TALLOW-Is steady, the demand being
about equal to the receipts, ami country Is
quoted saS1Gc, and city SIaS3Sc per lb.