The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-10

BACON-The market is firm, but very little
doing. Quoted Tkc for shoulders, BXc for clear
rib and l0c for clear sides per 10. Sugar-oured
hams are worth 11Xa11xc per lb. according to
BULK MEATs-The market is quiet, but
steady. Shoulders are quoted 0Ac, clear rib
side4 885a8Xc, and clear sides held at DC per
lb, loose, for partly cured meats.
CUTTON-Steady aud quiet. Stock 16,bUb
bales, and sales to-day, 70 bales. No change
from yesterdays figures. The following are
| the official Cotton Exchange quotations: 0rdi-
nary 10hc. good ordinary lekc, low middlins
middling fair f7,Ic, fair ieXc per pound.
WHISKY-Is quiet and 1c lower TO day with
sales Of 1856 brls on Change Isl 04 per gallon.
BEAN6-Market inactive but steady and un-
changed Choice navys are held up to 81 per
bu. Good to prime white are held ut 81 50al Is.
and common at 81 10al 80 per bu.
BROOM CUkN-There is q moderate de-
mand with ample receipts and market steady.
Little or no change Reu brush is worth 7a4o
| green stalk braid 4ha5c, and green hurl 5ha6e
per lb
BUrTER-The best grades are rather
| scarce, but the demand for them 10 local and
moderate. Low. grades are dull and nominal
with heavy receipts and considerable aceumu-
lations. We quote l8e per Id for choice dairy,
| and 16al7c for good to prime, and an occasional
sale is made OF single packages OF extra selec-
tions at 2la2!e per lb. We quote l4albc for
medium, and 12a15c per lb for common.
| CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet,
and prime to choice factory is worth 12hal3c
per lb.
COFFEE-There is fair consumptive ira de
and steady market with no change. We
quote 90a2lc for inferior Rio, II iGa2dSc for
fair to good and 74a95 FOR prime 70 choice,
and 25Ka26c for fancy per Id. Java is quoted
| 28a32c per lb.
| COAL-The market is quiet and steady with
no material change. 1t Is delivered to con-
sumers as follows: Ohio River 1lal2c, Ashland
l2al5c, Muskingum Valley l3al4c, Kanawha
14altc, and Camel coal 22a23c per bu. Anthra-
cite is delivered at $Sa9 per ton, Youghiogheny
| is quoted / a12c per bu aaoat and l4albc de-
| liyered to consumers.
COKE--Is steady and quiet ct previous
prices We quote 7c for gas-house, Sc for city
manufactured, and sal0c for crushed per Du,
at yards, and 2a3c more per bu when delivered
to consumers.
DRIED FRUITS-There is q moderate de-
mand for domestic dried fruits atSa4c for ap-
piles and Nal2e fof peaches. Layer ralslns are
quiet and steady. at $2a2 lO per box. We quote
7aSc for currants, Sa1lc for prunes, as to quail
ity, l2alc for figs, and 23a.5c for choice citron,
per lb.
EGGS-There is a dull market, the offerings
being in excess the demand, and fresh are
not worth over 17c per doZ.
| GREEN RUlrS-Apples are in moderate
demand and steady, with free offerings OF good
| to choice at 81 5Oa2 IS per brl Cranberrles sci
So 5la9 So per brl. Lemons are worth "a 0Oa4 30
per box. Valencia oranges sell at " 50a3 % per
box and sSa9 per case, with moderate demand.
| HA1-The market continues dull, especially
for lower graues, though the receipts are light
| er. The market is steauy at previous prices.
Prime timothy is in fair consumpJive demand
| at SlUa1l per ton on arrival, and not much
| will bring the outside figure. Inferior grades
| are quoted $7a9 per ton, on arrival In store
| $la2 more IS required.
| HEMP-There is no rough Kentucky Offer
ing. and is nominal. We quote dressed 9a9A C
per ID, and moderate iobbing demand.
| MILL FEED-The demand is generally light,
tI,a nd do
1 We quote $13al3 81 for bran, and sales chiefly
| at the inside figure; $l4a1j for shipstuffs, and
$lSa24 for middllngs, per ton, In bulk. Oh arrl-
| val, and dealers asking 81 more in store.
| Observation-Disclosures demand for New Or
leans slrup at 5Oa58c per gallon for prime to
| choice. Refined sirupsyos at 40a90c per gal
Ion, acc4slirsg to quality abrGhum is quoted
30a3je pelQ o1on for prime 10 choice.
| OILS-Linseed is steady ana quiet at 63a65c
per gallon. There Is not much demand for lard
o !, and extra current make is held at 95a91c
per gallon. The market is easy for refined pc
troleum, and selling at 26a21c per gallon.
POTAIOES-The market continues steady
with fair local demand. The receipts are am
pie, and good to prime selling from wagon at
SOa9Jc per bu to the retail trade. They are held
in store at y5ca$l 05 per bu loose, and S3a3 rs
per brl packed.
POULTkY-There is a steady market and
the demand is fair with only moderate offer
ings. We quote chickens $3a4 per dozen for
dressed, ana f. T5a3 so for live. Dressed tur-
keys are worth 10al1c, and live held ut 7a9c pei
: ID. Live geese dull at $8a4 per Dozen
| SALI-lhere IS q steady market with lib
eral supply Of domestic, and fair demand al
81 25 per Drl Of 2S0 lbs, and 24c per bu. Coarse
Liverpool is held at 81 IOa1 20 per sack. Turks
Islam is dull at 33a3ic per bu.
SEED-There Is goUd jobbing demand for
Glove in store at l64zal6hc per lb. Timothy
sells at 81 12a2 25 per bu IN store for good to
prime, and demand fair. None selling on ar
rival Good to prime fax seed Is worth 81 80a
81 ~ per bu.
| SUGAR-The market continues firm and de-
mand fair New Orleans is selling at 9al0c
| fined is worth l0h hal0xc, extra &C" llallKc,
| "a" white ll%a12c, granulated and powdered
l2Xal21sc, crushed l2%c, and cut loaf l3e per ID.
| TALLOW-Ihe demand is fair with ample
Offering, Of city at Sc loose, ana country at SC
per lb packed.