The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16

Prime steamisquoted lObf elOy4c, and moder ate
9emand tiusid4 figure. KotCie is mostly he'd
at l0r, but is dull
GREES- MEATS-Afe shade easier to-
day oNlngsto the heavy offerings of hogs. We
quo1e JScIor shoulders and 1856 forIib sides, PER
III. Hanls.iIfo worthOaloc per III. aeeDrIins to
BUE& Mg9ATS-Arequtes ana steady nj an
&c for shoulders, SaS6 for clear RIB sioos
add ot4asJ Jac for ccur sHcs,s per Ib, all loose
aid 5-C0 20 "a S IN salC..
BACoN--lheI market is dull and nom mi
tor meats. Sugar-cur1d hams are uuOt,d "A
lio, aud arcai las5 blc0rll lI2J per lb
MESo PORN-Lontlnuesi arm, dntt city mess
IS heldaS$,6 - par Drl, With mo olerate de-
CJpEON--rhe tone of the market, is weak.
but there IS no material change ia prices
Ihe oii5lat rates aIJ,as fol- ows Ordinary 9IIc
. Oh ordinary OAe, low mddling H. nc, mid
DING ll5sc, Oh midllmg l2Sc, mIdullng
fairl2tae, faT l3 4cs per Id.
W NHlSh 4-1s lirm, with fair demand to day
at 81 O7 per gallon.
BEANS-The offerings have been ample but
not heavy, and with u iafr demand for the best
qualities the market isiir irn. Prime to choice
navys arefw rth 81 65al 3d. aud.white medium s
bring II 4Oal so per bu, but inferior are dull,
| and o1eret at ais per bu.
BROOM CO&A-Ihe demand is moderate,
but the market Is steady. We quote 2 2laa4c for
red UrIlsh, 4da5e forired stalk braid, and 5y5
a6C for green nur, per lb.
BUIlER-Hhe market remains quiet, with
airdemand for the best grades, and liberal
receipts. Lower grades are dull. We quote la
l8c per ID for prime dairy, and l9iI21c fol
choice do, with 2a3c' more for single packages
of selections. MeuuAl Is quoted l5albc, and
| common l2al3c per lb. Some extra creamery
| is held as high as 83a30c per lb.
| CHEESE-Ihefe sa moderate demand, but
steady, and we quote 13al4C per lb for prime
| TO cHolee factory.
CDAL-The market is quiet and steady,
with no material change'n prices. 1t is setl-
| ing at 5a515c per bt for ONO River, 6a6bc fol
Ashland, and 7a7hc for YoughIogneny anC
Kanawha, 1t is delivered to consumers at the
following rates: 10a1c for Youghiogneny, 1Ua
| lie for Muskingim, Hooking Valley and Kan
awha, lOc for Ashland, and &c Tor ONO Kivel
per bu. Camel coal sells at i6c afloat and gOa
22c delivered to consumers per bl. We quote
anthracite $Sa9 per ton, delivered.
| COkE-Demand moderate and steady mar.
ket We quote 7c for city manufactured, Ia
81 for gas-nOuse, ana 6a9c for crushed Der bu
at yards, and 2a3c more elIvered' to eonsum-
| ers. Connellsvilte sells at 7aSc ahoat, and l0a
| lie delivered, per bu
| COFFEE-A far amount is required for To-
cal consumption, but otherwise the market is
quiet, but prices reinaln steady and show nc
material change. java is worth 28a30c per lb
| Rio is selling ut 1Sa2)c for common to medium
quality, and 2la23c for good to choice per To-
| DRIED FkUIro-Domestic quiet, and We
quote peaches l1ai23sc, and'appies 31sa4 &c pei
ID. Layer raisns sell at S2A2 25 per box. Ctfon
worth 25a26c, figs 4al5c, Currants Sagc, and
prunes 7aSc per lb.
EGGS-The market is quiet, with free Offer
| ings, and we quote 24a2oc per dozen for fresh
arrivals.
| GREEN FRUITS-There is a steady mar
ket and the demand is moderate for apples,
| and good to choice sell at 81 25a2 per brl IN
store. 'GranberiIes are in moderate request at
| $s 50a9 25 per bTl and $3a3 25 per Du. Lemons
| are worth S5a5 50 per box, , and Creole oranges
| are in fair demand at 81 5Ja8 30 per brl.
| HAY-The market remains steady and quiet
EThere is a fair local demand, chiefly for the
Ebest grades. Lower grades are not wanted.
II We quote No. timothy $1ial8 Der ton ON ar
GrIval. Inferior qualities are freely offered at
l$7alO, according to quality, on arrival. In store
I:S2 more is required.
i HEMP-Contlnues firm, but there is only q
| moderate demand for rough kentucky at Sll5a
l120 per ton on arrival, and about So more wanted
| in store. Dressed ls quoted 9a9 10 Der ID.
L MILL FEED--lhe market is firm, especially
for bran, which is in lair demand at Sl0a1U 30
llper ton. ShipstuTs are quiet at $llal3 per ton.
| lIMddllngs are in moderate demand at $1Sa22
Iper ton, all Oh ARRIVAL, IN bulk. Dealers ask
E$2 more per ton in store.
II MOLASSEo-There Is firm market, but
nuuiet at 50a5Sc per gallon for good to prime eW
I0reans syrup. Inferiorquality is quoted 40a45c
\ and dull.
OILS-Linseed is in moderate demand at 5sc
per gallon for prime. Lard oil is worth 9Ja92c
L per gallon for extra current make, and de-
E30c per gallon.
| POTATOES-Are quiet and steady, with
prime to choice quoted $llO in store. aud S5I9OC
| per bu on arrival.
| POULTRI-Chiekens are in moderate de-
mand, vii free offerings at 81 5ea2 so per dozen
| for live and $2a3 for dressed, according to
quality. Live geese sell at S4 5Oa5 0U per dozen.
| Dressed turkeys are worth Sa9c periD.
Il SA 1.-the market is quiet and steady.
| Domestic is worth 2Ic per bu and 81 35 per bri.
live quote 81 10aI Ia per sack for Liverpool
lIcoarse, and 35a37c per bufor Turks Island.
/ SEED-Clover is quiet at l5c per lb IN store,
and Aal44 &c on arrival. Prime timothy is hell
at S2.s ~ per blu in store, and fax seed sells at
81 goal 4U per bu.
SUGAk-Is steady, with fair consumptiFe
demand. We quote New Orleans SZa9sc,
yellow refined lJallc, extra &c" 1lka1l &c,
"a" white 1lxal2c, powdered and gran ated
12Zal3c, and crushed il 3halSkc per lb..
| TALLOW-Continues steady and the receipts
are ample with fair demand at SA<c for cityan1
SO for country per 10.
|! TOBACCO-The offerings at auction yester-
day were 96hhds at the following prices:. "
hhds Mason County, KY, Distrct-3 at "A 7Oa
as 95 at S. 70a9 95, at $Sa9 50, 8 az Si0al4 80
/ at $1S rs; 80 hhds Brown County, OhIo-l3 ut
IS I0il9 95, IS at $lOa!4 Is, at SIG 75a19 90; Is
hflis Owen County, Ky.-l at 81 10, Is at sSa
9 80, at $IUal2; 10 hhds Pendleton County,
Ky.-3 at IS l6a5 95, ~ at IS 30af5e s at IS 2osl
a9 IL, at $l3.