The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16

is hed at 460 per bu In elevator. Prime car on
track Is worth 46a4lc per bu.
L BARHEY-+MaFket firm and moderate ofter-
ipgs. Cool to.lrlme fall sample on arrival is
worth 6OaS per bu Inferior lots offered
down to 8 a6O5 per bu.
MESS PORK-The market is dull and un-
steady. City packe is quote S1I 5OalT 10 per
b |, and huiers ask $lS for oobing lots
LARD--Marke qnIet.s Prime steam is quoted
1O% alO&o per lb, and demand light Current
MAKE lOHc, and city Kettle nominal at l2alzhc
BULK MEATS = Market quiet and easy.
Shoulders are quoted 6ha6H', clear RIB sides
sKao1ac, and clear sides SKa9c per lb, all
loose.
BAUON-Is in limited demand and market
easy. Shoulders are quoted 7&a7Tc, clear RAP
sides 9Ac, ana clear sides l0hc per lb packed.
Sugar-cured hams are quoted l4al4hc per lD,
and moderate jObbiHg demand.
CUrIUN-MarKet steady. sales to-day at
the Cotton Exchange 10 bales. No change In
nary, exc; low mludling, 1U4c; IN ddilne,
llX": good mlidlng, l2Ac; middllng In',
l5Ac; iH1r, l4Ac per lb.
NllISKY-ls steady and fairly active, with
sales OF 347 brls AZ 81 ~ per gallon.
BEAN 1-Dull and nominal. White n1edi-
ums are offered at 76aSOc per bu and none othel
on The market.
BROOM lCORN-There is dull market,
with free offerings and prices unchanged. We
quote 7a9c for fancy green hurl. 6}aa7c fol
| red brush per ID.
| BUETER-The receipts are large but gen
orally in damaged condition by the heat, and
| there is but moderate supply OF hne table
butter. Prices steady and nominally un-
changed. Prime to choice dairy is in good
| local demand at lSa2Jc for Western Reserve
| and 16al7c for Central or Southern Ohio per lb
Fancy creamery Will bring 2Sa3Oc per b, but
| there is little or none on the market Lower
grades are neglecteli and hold at l3a14e for
| Ia h.
| 'ClIEES E-There is q limited demand. but
with moderate offerings the market is steady.
and we continue to quote prime to choice fac
| tory %a9c per lb
| CuFFEL-R mains quiet and steady, there
being fair local demand at previous prices.
Java is worth 2Sa30c Der ID. We quote 1Tka
1870 for common kio l9Jsa20JSc for fair to
good, and 2la22c for prime to choice per Id.
COAL-The wholesale market is quiet and
steady. No change in prices 1t is offered at
5a5hc for ONO krver, 6a613c for Ashland Ia
l7hc Ior kanawha, and 9aS1.c for" IoughIo-
gheny per bu, afOat. There Is a moderate re-
tail demand ut 9c for ohio River, l0c for Ash
land, lOc for MusklugHm, l0allc for .kanawna
and Hooking Valley, llal2c for Youghiogheny,
ami 2Ja22o for camel per bu, delivered to con-
sumers.
CoKE-Demand still very light but prices
steady. We quote it &c for gas house, 7c Tor
city, and &c for crushed, per Du, at yards. and
2a3c more delivered. Lonnelsyllle Is quoted
nc atioat and lOallo delivered.
DRIED tRU UIIo-Demand light for all kinds
at previous prices. Layer ralslns are quoted
S2 25a2 % per box. Prunes are worth 6abIac,
currants ,Sa9c, Hgs 16alSc. aud citrOn 25a26c per
To- Dried apples are quoted Sa9c, and peacnes
l0al llc per 10.
iEGGS-Are frmer under more moderate
receipts and fresh arrivals are quoted lO1salic
per uOzen.
GREEN FRUIrS--There is q plentiful sup
ply Of apples, and they. are in moderate con-
snmptive demand at 7oca$l per brl for good to
prime IN store, or 5OabDc loose from wagon
There is far demand Tor lemons and steady
at 9alO per box Oranges nominal.
HAY There is still a fair local demand,
chiefly for the best grades, but the market
Othcrwis is dull. We quote $llal3 per ton for
No. | timothy, new crop; ami lower grades
held at $ba9 per ton, on arrival, and " more IN
store.
HEMP-Is dull, the demand and offerings
both beng light, and we q ote rough Kentucky
at SlUJa1lU per ton on arrival, and 1t is hela So
more per tou IN s, ore. WequOte dresser 9a9hc
per lb, and moderate jobbing demand.
HlDES-Market quiet aud steady, and
prices unchanged. We quote5ka7c for green
hides, 7ha9c tor wet salLel, llal2c for dry
salted, and l3a 4c for dry flint, per lb. Sheep
pelts 6Oca$l lor good to piime, and 2OadUc
for common.
MILL EEED-There is a fair demand fol
bran, with ample offerings at $lOalO 5Oper ton
Shipstuils are gu ct and neld at $lal3 per ton
Middlngs a, steady and i'll moderate r,quesl
at 81 l4al8 per ton. these figures are on arrival
and dealers. want VI az more pef ton in store.
| MOLA5SEo-Plime to choice New Orleans
sirup is worth 55a6Jc per gallon with fan
consumptive dem nd; out Inferior quality Ii
dull at 3oa45c per gallon.
OlLo-LinSeeu remains steady but is in light
request, and prime offered at 49a5Oc per gallon.
There Is moderate demand for lard oil, and
extra current make is quo ed S6as7c per gal
lon. Refined petroleum is worth 16al7c pei
gallon, and Is in lair uemand
~ POTATOES- 1 he demand is fair, and there
Is steady market, with good to prime selling
at 81 75al 80 per brl from store, and 81 2jai 30
loose from wagons.
'-P0ULrRY-Market steady for chickens,
with liberal receipts and fair demand at 81 81
az 5U.f for young and S3a3 80 or old perEdoZen.
RICE-Market steady and quiet at 1a71ac fol
Carolina, and 6Ha7c for Louisiana per brl.
sSALT1-We quote domestic 24c per bu and
81 rs per brl OF bushels, and market quiet.
Liverpool coarse is IN. moderate request and
quoted 81 goa! 30 per sack. Turks Island re-
mains dull at ,a37c per bu.
SEED--Clover IS nominal at 17a1Thc per H.
We-quOte timothy $2 4Ja2 50 per- :bu, and mod
crate sales. Flax Is worth 9Uc per bu, and
quiet. fS*
aUGAR--Market steady with a fair con-
sumptlve demand. New Orleans Is worth l0l
1Oht,yellow retneh 10szalU%c, extra 80" l0I
allc, "Bh white II ha1l nc and "a" White M
Enhc, and hard I2c for crushed and granulated
ner ID.
pALLOW-There is fair demand with q
steady market, and we quote city rendered &c.
and prime country 7Ac per 10.