The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-11

the market is steauy. Western spring is worth
Sic for choice, AMI ranges down to 40c Tor lnfe-
rior. Canada Is wortl 81 0jal 10 Tor choice,
and 95ca$l for good, Prime to choice iaIl is
held ut 95ca$l 05, aud SOag1c for tairto good.
Ri B-Tnere is iirm market, though the
demand is Light. Sample is worth 15a9lc per
bu for far to prime on track. No. 2 in elevator
is held AT 81 per bu.
WHEAf-lhe market is quiet. Offerings
light Prime to choice white is quoted y 4a
81 per blL Inferior grades nominal. Red is
worth 81 iOal 45 for good TO prime, and 81 3la
3j for inferior per bu. No hill Offering, bat
wOulu bring about the same as white
BULK MEATS-Ine market Is quiet and
easy. Shoulders are quoted 6Ta7c, and clear
rib sides 7%aSc per ib, loose, the latter figure
for fully euled.
MESS PoRK-The market is easy and uu-
steady. City packed is quoted sl7 75als per brl
with light demand.
LARD-Ihe market is quiet and easy. Prime
steam is quoted 1IallAc per 10, though not
much Offering. City Kettle is quoted llMal2c
per ID and dull.
SUGAR-UUnBD HAMS-There is fair
jobbing demand at ltxal3Hc per lB, according
to weight and reputation Of brand, canvased
and acked.
GREEN MEATS Quiet and easy. Snoul-
dersare quoted 6s a6Ac, and rib sItes held at
SIC per ID. Hams are wo. tn 9aiOlzc per lD for
Inferior to choice averages.
CUTION-Ihe market is quiet and easy.
Prices ka4c lower. Sales, n bales. Stock,
IL, 81 bales. The Official quotations are as fol-
lows; Ordinary 10% al0Xc, & cd ordinary II Il
allMe, low mIddliDg 12a,2he. middhng l2h
a2H 6, g od mIddliUg l22lal2Xc, mlddlInG ran
ID 4 alJ3Ge, far Aai45a per lD. ..f
WAloHY-The market is easy to-day, with
a decline Of lc, aud fair demand at VI % poI
gallon.
BEANS--The market rules steady and there
is only moderate demand. Choice navy arc
worth 2a2 IL per bu, and good to prime sell at
IL 50al Is per bu. Inferior are quoted 81 2Ja
25 per bushel.
Bk jOM COkN-Is quiet and steady. There
are liberal receipts but no great demand. We
quote 5aa6c for nurl, 4ha5C for green stalk,
and 2a4c for common to good red brush per Id.
BUfGER-Ihere is a quiet market though
steady with no material change In prices.
lhere is an ample supply of best grades with
falrconsumptlyc demand. Inferior butter is not
wanted though the receipts are liberal. Extra
creamery would sell at 33a3jc per lb, but none
Offering. Choice dairy Is worth 9Oa2ic, and
prime do lSal9c per lb, and 2a3c more for selec-
tions. Lower grades are held at i2al3c for
common anu 15al6c for medium per lb.
CHEESE-Continues quiet and steady with
liberal offerings of prime to choice factory at
.3ai4c per I'D. Lower grades are dull and
nominal
COFFEE-The market is firm but it is quiet
excepting fair demand lor local consump-
tion. Prices are sustained We quote 20a2lc
for common Rio, 22a2jc for fair 10 good, and 24a
25c for prime to choice per lU. Java is selling
at 29a3jc per lib.
UUAL-Ihe retail market is firm, with an
active demand at lOaltc Tor Ono River. lie for
Ashland, l al2c for kanawha, Muskingum aud
Hooking Valley, ana l2al3c for YOughlogheny
per bu, Delivered to consumers. Camel de-
lIvereu is worth 2la &c per bu. Anthracite IS
quoted $Sa9 per ton delivered.
LDhh,-Ihere is u far consumptive demand
at previous pr.ces. We quote &c per bu for
city manufactured, 81 for gas-house, and 90
for crushed per bu, at yards, and 2a3c more
asked delivered to consumers. ConnellsvIlle
is worth l0allc per Du delivered.
DRIED FKUIlo-Thele is moderate de-
mand for domestic. Apples are worth 31sa43ac,
ami peaches sell at l0alO,a &C for quarters, anu
12a29ae for haly.s per ID, Foreign are quiet
and steady. We quote cItron 22a25c, figs l2uI4c,
prunes 9al1G, and curranLs 7aSc per ID. Lay
er raisins are worth S2a2 10 per box.
EGGS-The offerings are light, and demand
moderate for fresh, which are held at 32a33c
per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in moderate
demand, with free offerings of good to choice
at 81 00a2 per brL Lemons are worth 50 50a4 50
per oox Creole oranges are in moderate de-
mand at s. 5Ja7 per brl. CranDerIles are worth
81 50aS d per bIl.
HAYS quiet and steady. The higher
grades are in good local demand, but interior
hay is not wanted. Prime timothy is selling at
Sllal2 Der ton on ARRIVAL Low grades are held
at S7al0 per ton, on arrival, as to quality. In
store 81 more is required.
HEMP-There is moderate demand for
rough Kentucky, with light receipts, and we
quote SHOALS per ton on arrival, and $5 more
in store. Dressed hemp sells at 9a9kc per lD
in jobDing lots.
MILL FEED - The market is somewhat
easier, but with no material change in
prices. The offerings are still moderate.
Bran is in fair demand at $llal5 per ton, ship
stuffs are worth $l5al6 per ton, and middlngs
are held at 22a2T per ton, all on arrival. Deal
ers ask 80 more in store.
MOLASSEo-The market is steady for New
Orleans, and prime to choice sells at 6lc per
gallon, with fair demand. Refined syrups are
Best sorghum is worth 3Oa35c per gallon.
UlLs-There is fair demand for linseed
at 63a65c per gallon. Extra lard oil sells at
93a95c per gallon. r. fined petroleum is worth
29a30c per gallon, and demand active.
PUTATOES-rhe demand is merely for local
consumption, but there is still steady market
at $lal IL per bu, anu SSa3 % per brl, for prime
to choice in store.
POULTRY-There is no live on the market.
Dressed chickens are in fair demand, with
moderate offerings at ~ 50a3 so per dozen.
Dressed turkeys sell ut 9al0c per lb, and mod
crate demand.
sALr-Domestic is firm with limited sup
ply at 32c per bu. Coarse Liverpool is in mod
crate demand at 81 l0a! 70 per sack. Turks
Island is worth 33a35c per bu, and dull.
SEED-1he market is firm for clover with
fair demand and moderate offerings at 15a15kc
per lib in store, and l4a14hc on arrival. Timo-
tiny is quiet at 81 90a2 per bu. Flax seed sells
at 81 25al 4O per bu.
SUGAk-Tnere is very moderate demand,
but the market remains steady. New Orleans
is worth 9a10c, refued yellow 101 12allc, extra
sc" l1Aali%c, "A' white llZal2c, and crushed
13alSAc per Id.
TALLOW-The demfnd is about equal to
the current receipts, and the market remains
steady at Sc for country, and SIC for city rem
dered, per Id, packed.
TOBACC0-The offerings at auction yester-
day were IA hhds, as follows: 45 hhds Mason
County, KY, District, trash, lugs and leaf-1
at 81 95 at S9a9 IS, 10 at S10al4 TO- at SIG 58a
10, 2 at $23 25a23 so. 2S hhds Brown County,
Ohio, DISTRICT, trash ugs and leaf-l at $4 10,
at Sc 3Oa1 3d. II at s. 3Ja9 So 10 at $l0al3 rs,
at $lGal9 50.