The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-12
brush is worth 2'.a4c, green stalk braid 4'IaOc,

brush is worth 21sa4c, green stalk braid 416a5c,
and gI cen nurl 5ka a6c per Id.
BUrfER-There is only moderate local
demand, and there are large receipts OF all
& ades. Prices remain steady. Dali y Is worth
l8al9c for prime and 20a2lc for choice, and
single packages Of selections scii at 22a2Ic per
ID. Lower grades are worth 15aldc f0r me-
dunn and l2al4c for common per lb.
CHEESE-Cuntinues quiet and steady with
liberal offerings Of prime to choice factory at
i3a4c per lb. Lower grades are dull and
nominal
COFFEE--The market Is firm but it is quiet
excepting q fair demand Tor local consuInp-
uon. Prices are sustained. We quote AJa2lc
for common Rio, 22d2}c for fair TO good. and Aa
Zoe for prime to cholce perlD. Java is selling
at 2Sa3Ue per lb.
GOA AL--rherei Ia firm market and fair re-
tail demand, The rates de Ivered TO consumers
are as follows; 12al3o FOR Youghiogheny, / q
l2c for kanawha, Muskingum aud Hooking
valley, lie for Ashland, ana lOa1lc for Ohio
River. per bu. NO sales afloat.
COKh-ls in moderate demand and steady.
City manufactured is worth 1o per bu at yards
and 9a delivered Gas-house and crushed seii
At Sl9G per bu at yards and l0al1c delive ed.
"Gnaesyils @ Rsy y worth doalie per bu delivered
mand for domestic Apples are worth 3Sa4hc,
and peaches sell at 10al01sc for quarters, anu
l2al2hc for halves per lb, Foreign are quiet
anu steady, We quote citron 22aa5c, FIGS l2al4c,
prunes 9al1e, and currants 7aSC per lD. Lay
er raisins are worth $2a2 10 per box.
EGGS-The market is quiet an steady, with
moderate offerings Of fresh at 32a33c per dozen.
GREEN FRUlES-The market is steady and
quiet for applies, and good TO prime are worth
81 b0a2 per brl, and some extra quality held at
S22ba2 50 per bTl. Cranber, les are in moderate
request az 81 50aS 30 per bTl. We quote $Sai
per oox for lemons, and $5a6 per bri for Creole
oranges.
HAY-Is steady and quiet with fair demand
| for best grades, and lower grades are neg
lected. No. l timothy is worth $llal2 Der ton,
| on arrival. Interior hay is offered at $7alO
per ton. as to quality. Dealers want " more
| in store.
HEMP-There Is moderate demand for
rough Kentucky, with light receipts, and we
quote $ll0all5 per ton on ARRIVAL, and So more
in store. Dressed hemp sells at 9aS14c per ID
in jobbing lots.
MILL FEED-The offerings are still Light.
and the market is firm for all grades. We
quote Sl4al5 for bran, $5al6 for shlpstuffs,
and $22a26 for middhngs per ton, on arrival. ln
| store dealers want " more.
M0LASSEs--The market is steady for New
Orleans, and prime to choice sells at 61c per
gallon, with fair demand. Refined syrups are
worth 40aS5e per gallon, according to qualify.
Best sorghum is worth 30a35c per gallon.
OILS-Linseeu oil is steady and in moderate
request at 63a65c per gallon for prime. Lard
oil is in fair demand at 93a95c per gallon for
extra current make. Refined petroleum sells
at 9a3Oc per gallon.
POTATOES-There is fair local demand
steady. There are ample offerings in store at
$1al 10 per bu, and So UOa3 % per brl. Nothing
doing on arrival.
POULPRY-There is not much demand, but
the offerings are light anu prices re ain
steady. Dressed poultry is worth 5a9c per lb
for turkeys, and 81 50a3 so per dozen for chick
ems. None selling alive.
SALE-Domestic is firm with a 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-Clover is in moderate demand and
worth l5a15Ac perl in store, and l4a14hc on
arrival. We quote timothy 81 9Oa2 per bu, and
fax seed is quoted 81 25al Az per bu, with fair
demand.
SUGAR--Tnere is very moderate demand,
but the market remains steady. New Orleans
is worth 9a1Oc, refned yellow l0hallc. extra
"C' II Mallhc, "A' white Tx %al2c, and crushed
13a1S14c per lb.
TAELOW-C Continues steady with ample re-
ceipts and fair demand. We quote Sc for coun-
try, and SIC for city per ID, packed