The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-12

large and generally in excess OF the demand.
especially as regards the lower grades, stocks
OF which are accumulating. Best table butter
is IN fair local demand. Prime TO choice dairy
sells aI 2la2Sc per lb, and creamery is quoted
S2aS5c per 10. We quote medium loalsc, and
common lsal6c per Id.
CHEESE-There is o steady market for
prime to choice, and demand fair ut l2alSc
per lb.
COFFEE-The market is steady and quiet at
previous prices. Common Rio is worth 1Sal9c,
fair to good Da2lc, and prime to choice 22a2Sc
per Id. Java Is selling at 2Sa3Oc per lb.
COAL-There is quiet market and steady
at previous prices. Sales adoat at nc for
Youghipgheny and Kanawha, &c for Ashland,
and DC for Ohio River per bu. We quote
Youghiogheny 10al1c, Kanawha 10allc, Mus
kingum and Hooking Valley 10e, Ashland "a
10c, Ohio River 9a9c per Du, delivered to con-
sumers. Camel coal is worth 16c per bu anoat
and 20a92c delivered.
C0KE-1here is q moderate demand, with O
steady market at previous prices. We quote
6c per bu for Gas-house and city manufac-
tured and &c for crushed at yards, and 2a3c
more in store. Connellsville is worth TIC
atloat and l0allc delivered per bu.
DRIED FRUlTo - Demand light for all
Kinds, and no material change in prices. Do
mestic are quoted 8a9c for peaches and 4a5c for
apples per lb. Foreign are held at 25a26c for
cltron, 16a1Sc for figs, 7aSc for culrants, and
7a7kc for prunes per Id; raisins are worth SEA
DO per box.
EGGS-There is moderate demand, with
free offerings Of fresh at 17a1 C per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS-There is a moderate de-
mand for apples, and good to prime are freely
offered at 81 U0al 81 per brl In store, and 50a75c
per brl, loose on arrival Grapes are worth Ga
&c per lb for Delawares and Catawbas, and a.
DC for Concords. We quote cranberries S9a10
per brl, and 50 25a3 30 per bu. Lemons are
quoted $9a9 80 for Sicily per box.
HAY-There is quiet and steady market,
local demand, i'm
fair request at Sllal2 per ton. Lower grades
are dull at %aiO per ton, on arrival. Dealers
REQUIRE about 81 more per ton, in store.
AEMP-There is steady market, tn mod
crate offerings OF rough Kentucky at Sll0all5
per ton on arrival, and S. more in store.
Dressed is jobbing at 9a9hC per lb.
MILL FEED-There is a moderate demand
for bran, anu we quote,it $9a9 rs per ton; ship
stuf5 are dull at SlOal2 per ton; middlings are
quiet and steady at Sl5a20 per ton. In store
dealers require $ia2 more per ton.
MOLASSEo-Prlme to choice New Orleans
syrup is in fair demand at 5Ja55c per gallon,
and inferior is dull at 31a45c per gallon. Sor-
ghum sells at 35a4Oc per gallon by the single
barrel for prime to choice and sound lots are
quoted 25a30c per gallon.
OlLS-Linseed is quiet and steady, with
prime selling at soc per gallon. Lard oil is
IN moderate request, and extra current make
is quoted s5aS7c, and winter extra 93a95c per
gallon. WequOte refined petroleum 25 n a261s C
per gal, and firm.
POIAIOES-Ihe demand is moderate with
STEADY market, ana we quote 81 75a2 per br
for g0o1 to choice in store, and 6Oa00c Der bu
loose oh arrival.
POULTRY-C Chickens are in fair demand
with liberal offerings. We quote young fowls
81 7Ja2 81, and tuIl grown 81 7ja3 rs per dozen
Live turkeys are worth SalOc per ID.
SALT--There is quiet market for domestic
at 81 81 per Drl and z4C per bu. Turks Island
remains dull at 36a3Sc per bu. Coarse LIVER
pool is worth 81 15a! 25 per sack.
SEED-There is q fair demand for clover.
with sales of prime at 1Iallhc per lb on ar
rival Prime Timothy is worth 81 yOa2 Der
bu for prime to choice in store, and sells at
81 65a1 70 IN round lots on arrival. Prime flax
will bring Sl Iaal 20 per bu
SUGAG- The demand continues moderate
and market steady. Yellow refined is worth
9hflOXc, extra ''C'' lOIa10hc, "B" white lUI
al0Bc, "a" white Hall &c, and hard l1%a1Ikc
per ID.
= TALLOW-The market is steady, and there
Is fair demand at 8aSAc for country and
SIC for city per Id.
TOBACCO-The offerings at auction yester
day were 266 hhds, as follows: lC7 hhds Mason
County, Kentucky, Districts at 81 90a5 80, 2S
at $6a7 95 81 at $Sa9 90 u at SlOal4 So at $l6 46
ais Is, 2 at so 25a22 %: "a hhds brown County.
Ohio, District-5 at So 90a7 y5, IA at IS O5a9 co.
8 at $S 0ja9 ~. I at $lUal4 70; 81 hhdS Owen Co..
ky., DstrIct-7 at "A 2ja5 ~ II at $6 15a7 95, II
at SSa9 95, IL at $l0al3 50, at SIT 75al9 30; "A
hnds PendletOn County, Kentucky, ID strict-9
at 81 2Oa5 90 13 at SGaT 95 l2 at $8a9 g5 at SO
ala %, at S1S 20; 33 hhds Boone County. Ky..
DistricU-l at $5, at ST oar 80 i5 at 20 U5ag TO-
. at 80 25ai0 81; hhdS Ohio seed at 50 3d.