The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-07

l2c per lb, packed. sugar-cured hams, isha
BUURK MEATs-Market steady. Dema nd
moderate. shoulders, 7Ne; clear rib sides,
1Okc, and clear siddssS, intzc per lb, for half
cured meats, loose, kcmole picked.
GREEN MEATsmAre firm, but there Is "a a
sides 10c, and hams 10xailc per lb
| LARD-Market continues quiet and steady
| for prime steam at l2Nal257Sc per Id, and held
at the latter figure. City Kettle Is duii at ISa
MESS PORK-The market remains quiet and
| steady, and prime city mess is quoted so per
I brl, with light offerings.
| COTION-MarKeJ quiet with sales OF only
| 2 bales reported to-day. Prices unchanged.
| We quote: Ordinary, exc; good ordinary. lOAc;
low mlddllng, 12c; middllng. l2Sc; good mid
ding, 1Shc; mlddllng fair, lsa4c; falr, l4zc
WHIsKY-Market steady. Sales 1893 bris at
81 0S per gal.
BEANS-The demand is only moderate and
we observe no change in prices. we quote
81 35al 10 for choice, and 81 goal 70 for medi-
ums, per bu.
| BUTTER-The market continues steady
Il without any change. There is good retail
demand for the higner grades. Qualities iess
than prime are still dull No change in prices:
Choice Western Reserve is worth 27a?Sc, and
extra selections il single packages bring Ease
more per lib. Prime is worth Ma25c. medium
2UaS1c, and inferior 16aisc per ID.
CHEESE-rhe demand is moderate and the
market continues steady, and prime to choice
factory is worth l2al3c per lb.
COFFEE-Market steady with moderate de-
mand. Rio is worth 2ia22c for common, 221aa
2sKc for fair to good, and 24a25c for prime tt
, choice, per lb. Java is quoted 32ai5c per Id;
COAL-There is steady and quiet market
at &c for Ohio River, 7c for Ashland, and SC fol
, Youghiogheny afioat. Delivered to consum-
= ers at 10c for Ohio River, 11al2c for Ashland
l2c for Raymond City, 12a13c for Muskingum
and kanawha, 12al3c for loughiogheny, PEI
bu. Hooking Valley is worth 11c at elevator
and l2c delivered, per bu. Anthracite Is worth
80 50a10 per ton, delivered. .
, DRIED FKUITS-Dcmestic fruit is in fail
demand and lrm at 9ka1lc for apples, and ~
| l3c for peaches. Foreign fruits are steady
ard in moderate request. Figs are quoted lot
lSc; currants, 6hal0c; prnnes, 1hsaSc, ant
dates 6Ma11zc per lb- Citron Is worth z6a3Uc PEI
lib. Layer raislns sell at s3a3 10 per bl.
EGGS-There is limited demand with larg
t receipts and fresh arrivals are worth zlaS2c pc
dozen.
GREEN FRUTTs-Apples are steady and il
fair request at Mad ~ per brl for good to choice
q Cranberries sell at $11a2 per brl. Lemons arr
!, worth SO 5ga7 per Dox. Oranges are worth STA
, per case for Valencia, aud IS 59a4 % per boz
| for MesSina.
! HAi-There is no material change in tn
,, market. The demand is chiefly local and TO
the higher grades, which are worth sl9a20 10
= loose, and $l1alS for tight pressed, for NO;
0 timothy, per ton, on arrival. Inferior grade
are duh at $iOa14 per ton on arrival. In stor
dealers require So more per ton.
: HEMP-Fhe market remains inactive an
}. nominaly unchanged. Rough hemp is held a
i $l2Oal25 per ton on arrival, and ~ per ton j
d store. Dressed is worth 9%alUc per lb.
a HIDES-There is little or no demand, wit
q large Offering. Holders are firm and previou
= prices are maintained. quote green hide
: 51za1c, wet salted 7a9c. and dry flint l4al5c pc
u lb; sneep pelts sell at 75ca$l 70 Tor GOOD I
d prime, and 28a4Uc for common.
MILL FEED-The market is still very quie
g Bran is worth $l2a13: snlpstufs, $l5al6. an
3 mddlings $l9a23per ton, on arrival. Dealer
1t ask So more per ton in store.
y MOLASShS - There is moderate con
v sumptive demand and the market is stead,
y at i6a6Uc per gallon for good to prime Me-
:, ! Orleans.
U OILs-There is a moderate demand for lin
e. seed, and it is quoted 6ec per gallon for prin
rt Refined petroleum is worth l2al3c per gallo
a. and steady. Extra lard oil is in fair reque
r. at 81 0Sal 10 per gallon.
IA POTATOES-The demand CONT aues ilgh
" with a large supply, and choice peaehblov
are held at Soc per bu, and common 40c per l
in store, and about lec less per bu on arrival
POULTRY-The demand continues light an
g. the receipts are likewise moderate. CHECKER
are worth So 50a4 per dozen dressed. Lily
geese sell at $5a5 rs per dozen. Dressed tui
Keys are worth l2kalSc per lb.
RICE-Ihere is q continued fair local cor
sumption, and we quote 7hashc fof Cafolin'
Ease for louisiana per ID.
SALT-There Is generally quiet and steat
market at previous prices. Wequote: Dome
tic &c per bu, anu 81 45 per bri. Liverpo
coarse $l 5O per SACK, ana TurKS lsianu 4Vc
ne BIZ.
=. SEED-There is fair demand for Glove
vi which is worth 13c per ID in store Timothy
90 steady, but quiet at 81 5Ua2 6J per bu in stor
If Flax see is worth S. coal 80 per bu.
- SUGAR-Ihere is steady and quiet maFke
~, No material variation in prices. We quote Ne
~ Orleans, TaShe yellow refined, 9ka95<e: ext
q, 'sCn lOalOHc: "Bv white, l0halUxc; "A
y, white, 1OHalohc; and hard is worth ilallh
4. rs per lib.
et TALLOW-The demand is fair, with amp
receipts, and the market continues steady
= 9c for city and SIC for prime country.