The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-07

agc ner nm. No hill, viii bring 81 20 per bu.
0ETs~Market steady. White 40aaae. and
mixed ssssOe for No. ); shiecs white lAa4ss. IN
RYB-There Is q moderate demand and q
steady marke et. No 2 a worth 7Sa80e; fair to
good sample lots 7UaT5c: inferior 6Oa65c per bu.
BARLEY-Is quiet and steady. No. Cana
dian, u I'd, and No. 8, 81 a5. Good to prime
Western e5a75c. and common a5a5Ic per bu.
MESS PORK = Market quiet and demand
moderate for city at s2i 2baI 10, and generally
held at outside figures for spot
BACON "a fra and demand fair. shoul-
deYs cid at alze clear rib sides l1tiai21<c, and
clear sides i25zc Der Ib, packed. sugar-cured
hams are worth 841al4kc per ID,
steady at f2sze per ID. City kettle is quiet and
worth 1870 peri Id.
GREEN MEATS-Market steady and held
atTHc, lOhc for shoulders and clear rib sides
with light offerings. Hams 10 all &c, accord
ing to average.
LOTION Market quiet and weaker on the
higher and medium grades, which have de-
elined >take Q per Id. Sales to-day 81 bales. Be-
SsRs 3a hass' ssp%snts SS1 1ales @ lSs
nn,tlmR. ilN .; mia ,lIne. t2s<c. GOOD middling.
l9k; miaeline far, lss<e: fstr. 1870 per ID.
WHISKY-There is q firm market to-day
with fair demand and 264 hrls sold at 81 U6
per gallon.
REANS-Are dull. and market nominallv
unchanged There ia a 'furl snn,,lv. and yery
,tfIe DIM and Medium whIte 10 choice p,lyys
are worth II a()aI ab per ba. in store.
RIO ,M lsSISN-Is i'm moderate reauest.
With iiharal reeei,,ts' and prices nncbanged.
We nuafe. Common 4aat. medium GRADE
raxc and choice aLagJLc par lb
R9rTTER-Fine table butter is firm and in
oood local damana with fight reccints. sum
inner grades eentiaue plentif.l and tulL Choice
IA worth X1a2Sc and prime 24sz5c Der lib. Extra
selections bTine Sasc more Tor single pack.
ages. Medium grades are worth lBa1Sc, and
common lOal1c perlb.
DEM and. and prime to choice factory is quoted
f2aI8c per Id.
COFFEE-The demand ia, fair for local con-
sumption and prices are steady without any
common, 81 X Nv for fair to good, and 2s1sa
2lJlc for prime to choice per 10. Java 33a35e
per lib.
Il COAL-There is generally steady market,
with moderate wholesale demand Noehange
| in prices. Youghiogheay Sc. Ashland TAI kc,
and UhIo River Bc Der bu afoat. There is a
fair retail demand, and 1t is delivered
Ito consumers at 9a10c for Ohio
River. lie for Ashland. 11a12c
Efor Hooking Valley, Muskingum and Kanawha,
and 1lal2c for Youghiogheny per bu. Camel
j is worth 16c afioat, and 2Oa22c delivered. An
thracite 50 50a10 per ton. delivered.
/ DRIED DFRUITS-Domestic fruit ID IN mod
crate demand at l2al3c for peacneH, and Gal ls
for apples. Foreign fruits are steady and
quiet ut z6a26c Tor cIfron, l5aSe for tgs, Sal0e
\ for ourrants, and 79aaBc for prunes, per lb
Layer raislnS sell al S24JaSs0O per D0x.
! EGGS-Tne markets. firm, with fair demand
and light offerings. Fresh in prime condition
| are worth r7a1Sc per dozen.
| GREEN FRUIfS-Ihere is a. steady market
for apples, and the demand is fair az s. 50a5 W
| per brl for good to choice. Cranberries sell at
| Si2alS per brl. Oranges are worth $3a3; so per
lbox for Sicily, 80 00aS 5Oper case for Valencia.
| Lemons are quoted s6a6 80 per box.
HAY-The best grades continue in fair re-
quest ana market steady at previous. prices.
No. timothy is worth $t7a1S for loose, and $l4s,
Is for tight-pressed, per ton, on arrival. Infe-
Irior qualitits are dull with large supply, and
lithey are quoted S9al2.per ton on arrival.
| HHME,Enhere is still q dull market The
lreceipts are light and the deman j about NOM
Einal at $ll5a$l2D per ton for rongh .Kentucky in
| store, gxalUc for dressed. per lb.
/ HIDES-Market quiet. The receipts and
Edeniana are both light. No change in prices
EGreen, hides 5,sa7D, wet; salted 7a9e. anu dry
!salted 14a15c per lb. Sheep pelts 75casla rs fou
igood to, prime.