The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-19

SIC, and clear sides quoted 5s.c per ID. Green
hams held at 7za7kc per lb, according to av-
erage. Dry sailed meats quiet, anu shoulders
quoted 4ha4hc, and clear rib 5iSa6c per Lb,
loose, for 10 to Is days In salt; about &c above
these figures for packed.
CUITUN-Market quiet and inferior and
medium grades quoted &c lower as follows;
Ordinary 9Hc, good ordinary 92sc, low mIudiIng
ding fair l2c, FAIR l3c per ID. Sales to-day
"A bales. Stock estimated at $3.50 bales. Re-
ceipts /. 40 Dai,s. Shipments l,5i2 bales.
NHIoKY-ls in good demand to-day and
steady, and $50 brls sold on Change at 81 %
per gallon.
BEANs-The demand is moderate only with
large offerings and the market steady. We
quote choice navys 81 9Oa2, good to prime lots
81 coal rs, and INFERIOR II 25al 40 per Du.
BROOM MCORN-Contlnues steany ana quiet,
with ample supply ana no special change.
selling at 3aithc for red brush, as to qualIy;
5a5Hc for green stalk braid, and 6a65sc for hurl
per lb
BUTTER-The demand is only moderate and
gene ally for the higher grades lor local con-
sumption. Inferior butter Is dull with large
receipts, an stocks Of this kind are accumu-
latng. Prices steady anu no material change.
Creamery is quoted 30a}2c, prime TO choice
dairy made lSa2Jc, and la2c more Tor extra
selections. Lower grades at lOal9c for COM
mon, and l4al5C Tor medium per 10.
CnEESE-Ihe demand is moderate but mar
ket steady with ample offerings We quote
prime to choice llhal!bac per 10.
CUkFEk-ls in moderate demand, but the
market rules firm and no material change.
Rio is selling at l7Al8c for common, 19a2Oc for
medium, 2la22c for good, 221.a23c for prime,
and 231a a2lc for choIoe per ID; anu Java at 20
a2Sc Der 10.
COAL-Is in moderate demand and the
market Is stea iy. We quote It'll nc for oughio-
gheny, 6a61nc for Ashland, and SIC for ohio
River per bu aioat. It's delivered to cunsum-
ers as follows; Yougnlogheny lie, kanawha
and Muskingum Valley lOallc, Ashland iVc,
Ohio River Sc per bu Hooking Valley selling
at Sc at elevator, and lie delivered per bu.
Anthracite ~ 50aS per ton, delivered.
COkh--Demand light but the market re-
mains steady and no change. Ghs-house is
quoted &c. city manufactured at &c, and crushed
| at &c per Du AT yards, and &c more delivered to
consumers.
| EGGS-The demand is moderate, with liber-
al offerings, and market easy at lSal9c per
dozen Tor fresh.
| FRUITS-Green apples are steady, and de-
| mand moderate, with ample offerings at 81 o0a
3 so for fair TO prime, AMI "a for choice varie-
| ties, per Drl. CranDerries are quiet at Ta7 90
| per bril- and 81 50a2 Is per bu. Lemons are
| selling at s3 50a4 per box, and very little de-
| mand. Oranges are III fair request at $7aS per
| brl for creole, 3a3 80 per box for Sicily. Dried
| peaches are Offering at 51s a6c for halves, and
| 4ha5c for quarters, and apples at 4a4%c per ID.
| HAY-i he demand is lair, but mostly local
and for the best qualities, Market steady, with
| ample supply Prime to choice timothy is
| quoted $9al0 50 per ton in bales on arrival.
|
| iLy on arrival. In store dealers ask 81 more
per ton.
| HEMP Is in moderate demand and rough
| Kentucky of red at SIlUall5 per ton on ar
rival, VIII Ii ,eral receipts Mixed quiet at ga
| &c per lb in 'Dre.
| MILL EE The market continues steady
and quiet, il liberal offerings and only a
moderate de aud. We quote bran s12 5Oal3,
| shipstufs 3al4, and mlddlings Sl6aU per
ton, ali il. b Tx on arrival.
| MOLAs sE5-Market steady and quiet, with
an ample supply. We quote New Orleans S5a
! 42c for common to good, and 45a4sc for prime to
choice. Sorghum 25aSJc for prime, and refined
syrups 50a9Oc per gallon, as to quality,
| OILS-Ihe market is steady and quiet, Lin
seed moderate demand and selling at 5Sa60c
per gallon for prime. Refined petroleum in
| fair demand at l3hal5hc per gallon. Extra
1 lard oil quoted TSaT5c per gallon.
| POrATOES-The market remains quiet and
steady with ample supply and demand mod
crate at 45a55c per bu in store for good to
| prime, and none selling on arrival. Sweet po-
| tatoes dull at 81 5Ua3 per brL
| POULTRY-1he demand is moderate fol-
| chickens, with liberal offerings at 81 25a2 pei
dozen for live. Live geese S3a4, aad ducks 81 81
| az per dozen. Live turkeys offered at 6ab4c C.
| and dressed at &c per lib.
| SALT-Market steady and quiet. Ohio River
| and Kanawha sells at $lal 05 per br OF bush
els, and 81 goal Is per brl Of 7 bushels, Turk
| Island held at 40c per bu, and coarse Liverpoo
| at 81 10al 20 per sack.
sEED-Qaiet ami steady for clover at sIt
S4c in store, and SaSAc on arrival. Timothy
| 10 quiot nj s1 2oal a5 psr bu on arrival, anC
| 81 4OaI so per bu in store. Flax is IN faIr de
mand at 81 70 per bu for prime.
| SUGAR-Steady market and quiet at the
| following prices; New Orleans, 7aS46c for raw
| and SlaAga C for clarified; refined yellow 3a9c
| extra ''C"9a9dc, "a" white 9%al0c, granu
lated and powdered l0Aal04c, crushed lOHc,
| and cut loaf 104c per lb.
| TALLOW-Is in ample supply and the de.
mand is falr with steady market, anu quoteC
7a714c per lb for country packed.