The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-01

65c per bu. No. sheled IS quoted 67a6Sc per
Du. inferior dull at 58a65c per bu.
WIFE AT-Steady and offerings light with
moderate demand. GoOd TO prime ret is quoted
lSal % per bu, and inferior offered at 81 05a
81 25al 30 per bu.
BARLE9-There Is very little demand with
liberal offerings. Good to prime fun n quoted
Sal 10 per bu. Spring Is quoted 75a00c for
good to prime w estern, and 9,eafl for Canada.
white inferior ranges down TO 4lc per bu.
MESS PORh-The market is quiet and
prime city mess is quoted SIG 95al6 80 per brl.
LARD-There is a lalr demand for prime
steam at 954c per lb, and kettle is quoted lOc
per ID.
bULK MEATS-There is steady though
quiet market Shoulders are quoted 61sa6sS c,
clear rib sides 74a77Sc, and clear sides held at
SIC per lb, all loose
BAUON-Demand light and markeu steady.
shoulders are quoted 116a7izc, clear RIB sides
S9S aS1c, and clear SIDES 91S Sa9Ac per Id, all
packed. Sugar-cured hams are quoted i5al 1ac
per Id, and far jobbing demand.
COIION-The market is firm to-day, with
an advance of Ha14c per ID. sales to- day, 219
bales. Stock, 1885 bales. Receipts, 2,022 baies.
Shipments, 543 bales The following are the
official quotations: OruInury, SZc; good or
dlnary, 94c; low mtldling, WAc: mtd,tilnv,
lO%c; x0od mlhdilng. lie; mIdillIng faIr, l. l1sc;
fair. l21zG per lb.
WlIIoKY-The market is quiet and weak
to-day with sales of G5 brls at 81 VI, and 1873
bris at l0j per gallon.
BEANS-Are steady ami quiet ut 81 l5al 25
per bu for choice naVvs, and 9jca5l for white
mediums, and liberal offerings.
BROOM MCORN-Demand light, and prices
are unchanged, with Iree offerings at 21Sa4o
for red brush, 5a5Hc for green stalk braid and
Ga6Hc for green hurl, per lb.
BUTTER-The market continues dull and
easy. The local demand for the higher grades
is only moderate, ana qualities below prime
are hardly saIabe. The receipts are, still lib-
eral, and there are large accumulations es-
pCcially of inferior graies. Prime to choice
dairy is offered at 1Sa20c per lb, and extra
creamery is held nominaily at 30a82c per lb
Medium is quoted l4al5c, and common 12al3c
per lb.
CHEESE-The demand is moderate though
steady, and we quote 2hal3Hc per lb for prime
to choice factory.
COAL-rhere is a firm market, with mod
crate wholesale demand at 6c for Ohio River
7a71ac for Ashland, and &c for oughiogheny
per bu ailoat. 1t is in fair retail demand at
9al0o for Ohio River, 10a1lc for Ashland, Mus
kinguma and Hooking Valley. l0a1lc for Ka-
nawha, and 11tl2c for Youghiogheny per bI.
delivered to consumers. Camel sells at I6c
aioat, and 20a22e per bushel delivered. An
thraclte coal is worth $8 0Oa6 81 per ton, deliy-
cred
COKB-The market is steady, with moderate
demand and prices are unchanged. Cash house
is worth 6c at yards and &c delivered, city
crushed Sc at yards and 10c delivered, Con
7hc aloat and 'l0allc delivered, per
bu.
COFFEE-There is steady market, with n
moderate demand at previous prices. We quote
Rio 1Sa9c, fair to good 2Ua2tc, and
prime to choice 22a23c per Id, and Java is quoted
2Sa30c per lb.
DRIED FRUITS-There is better demand
and a frmer market for domestic fruit at sac.
for apples and ubal2hc for peaches There
demand fr11it, h,,tI
they are steady, and we quote CItron 25a26c,
1gs 16a16c, currants 7ha6c, and prunes 7a7Sc
per ID, and layer raisins 81 3la2 so per box.
EGGS-rhe receipts are light, and with n
fair demand the market is firm at 2Oa2lc per
uozen for fresh arrivals
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in moderate
demand, with free offerings at $lal so per brl
in store, and 6Oa90c per brl loose, on arrival:
We quote cranberrries S9al0 per bri, and s. 25a
50 per bu. Oranges are worth $5a6 per brl.
Lemons are quoted $5a6 per box.
HAY-The best grades are in fair Consump-
tive demand, and No. timothy is worth $l2a3
per ton on arrival. Lower grades are held
nominally at $7alO per ton on arrival. In
store Sla2 more is asked.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is worth S1l2a115
per ton on arrival, and $5 more in store, with
moderate demand. Dressed Is worth 9a94c per
pound.
HIDES-There is fair demand, with am
pie offerings and no material change. Green
hides are worth 5a61Sc. wet salted 7aShe, dry
salted llal2c, and dry flint i3a14c per lb. Sheep
pelts are worth 60casl for good to prime, and
95a40c for common.
MILL FEED-The market is firm with fair
demand for all articles and moderate offerings,
Bran ID worth 50 5Oa10, shipstuf5 are quoted S13
ll5, and middlings $lSa23 per ton, all on arrival
In store Sla2 more is required.
MOLASSEo-Prlme to choice New Orleans |
Iirup is in fair request at 5Da55c per gallon. |
)ut inferior quality is dull at 35a40c per gallon,
sorghum is offered at 25a3Oc per gallon.
OlLS-Llnseed is firm with good demand |
Ind prime is worth SIC per gallon. Lard oil |
ellis at 93a96c for wInter extra and S3a8jc |
or current make per gallon. Reinei petro-
cum is worth 2iha281ac per gallon.
POTATOES-There Is a moderate demand |
With steady market, and good to choice are
reely offered at 5Oa60c per Du loose on ar
ival, and 81 75a2 per brl in store. Sweet l
otatoes are quoted 50a75c per brl for red and |,
25al 81 for yellow.
POULTRi-The market is steady for chick
MS. We quote them " 75a3 w per dozen for
Id, and s2a2 Is for young, and demand fair
i've ducks are worth $275a3 per dozen, and
urkeYs 7aSc per ID.
SALT-Domestic is steady and quiet
nd we continue to quote 1t 81 35 per bri. Il
'urk's Island is held at 35aS7c per bu. Liver
DOL coarse is quoted 81 1jal 70 per sack
SEED-Clover is in fair request, and Iirm at
34ac per lb on arrival, anu light offerings.
timothy is in moderate demand at S2a2 10 Der
u in store. Flax seed is worth IL 2Da1 % per
ushel. i
oUGAR--The market remains firm with
air demand. Yellow refined Is worth 9sxa1O5c,
xtra &c" 10%al1c, "B" white II l1<aIIno, "AH
,hite 113SaltKc Powdered and granIilated
re quote 11Hal2c, and crushed Sa12Ac per
TALLOW-SJeady and in fair request at
&C for city and 9aS1zc for country per Id.