The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-31

mand is moderate, and prices unchan ged
| We quote RIO 21a22c for common, 291I a24c fol
| fair TO good, and 25a28o for prime TO choice pei
lb: Java sells at 2Sa9!c per Id. :.
| DRIED FRUITS-DomeetIc fruit Is quiet
| and steady at 3a4c for apples, and 11af2c for
| peaches, per lb Foreign fruits are in moder-
ate demand at 22a25c per Id for oitFon, I2a1ic
for figs, 9alt6 Tor prunes, and 7aSc for currants.
| Layer raIslns are worth S2a2 lU per lb. ,.. . .
EGGS-There is very little demand. and the
receipts are large, and fresh are freely offered
| at ,a2Ie per dozen.
GREEN FRUITSAApples are in moderate
request, with free offerings, and held at 81 sou
2 70 per bri Tor good to choice. Cranberrles
are in moderate demand at IS 60a9 50 per bril- OF
| good to prime. Lemons are selling at 81 50a
I 81 per Dox Oranges are quiet at $5a7 10 pei
| brl.
| HAY-The market Is quiet, with fair con-
sumptive demand Market steady, with lib
| eral offerings We quote $10a12 for prime Tim
| othy on arrival, and 80 more asked in store
Lower grades are held at $7a9 per ton, and
| duh.
| HEMP-The demand is mo ierate for rougi,
\ Kentucky, with limited offerings, and 1T Is
worth S1lOall5 per ton ON arrival, aHd in store
dealers ask S5 more. Dressed is iobbing at Ga
| 9Sc per lb. s.... ...
MILL FEED-There is very quiet market,
| the offerings being somewhat in excess Of the
demand, but prices are steady. We quote $t3a
II 50 per ton for bran, $lial5 for shipsJuffs, and
| $2Oa25 for middllngs per ton, all on arrival. In
store " mo per ton required. ....
| MOLASSES-There is a quiet market and no
material change. New Orleans slrup Is worth
| 50a'Sc per gallon for prime to choice. Refined
slrups are worth 45a9Oc per gallon, according
| TO quality. Prime sorghum Is held at 30aS5c
| per gallon.
OlLS-There is quiet market for lInseed,
| and it is worth 63a6)c per gallon. There is
not much demand for lard oil, and we quote it
95a9Ic per gallon for extra. with moderate
| offerings Refined petroleum is easier at z7a
2Sc per gallon and quiet. ....
POTATOES-Ther are some sales on arrival
| at9OcaSl per bu loose, with moderate demand
ana the receipts are larger. Ihey are in fur
local demand for prime to choice in store and
market easier at $lal lO per bu, and $3a3 20 per
brl.
POULTRY-The receipts are large and the
market is quiet. Chickens are selling at 81 Q a
8 w per dozen for live OF dressed. Turkeys
are dun and offered at 7a7hc for live and 9al0c
for dressed per Id.
SALT-There is a steady market for Ohio
River and kanawha at 24c per blu, and 81 IS
per brl and demand lair. Coarse Liverpool is
worth 81 l0al 10 per sack, and Turks Island
held at 33a35c per bu.
SEED-The market is firm for clover, with
fair demand anu moderate offerings at 16c per
lb in store, ana none for sale ON arrival, Tim
OLhY is worth ~ l0a2 25 per bu in store, and
demand moderate and very little on the mar
ket Flax seed sells at 81 3Oal 4U per bu for
good to prime. .t"
SUGAR-Our market for raw louisiana
sugar is beginning to assume its
former p oportions, such as we used
to have before the war, when
6O0 hhds. can be disposed of in about one
hours time, which was done ON yesterday by
James Ii. Laws u Co., commission merchants,
who are receiving consignments direct from
the coast and selling on arrival, as is done in
New Orleans. Many OF the goods were DIS
tributed to buyers from other cities, some to
Western New York. There was also sold at
the same time 800 brls. Louisiana molasses.
Sugar sold at prices ranging in lots: Choice
94a9hc, prime 9a9Ac, fully fair &c. good falr
S&a9c. Molasses: Prime to choice 5Oa53hc.
owls steady ana quiet, with no ma
terial change. Prime country sells at Sc
packed, per lb, aud city rendered at SC per
ID, loose. ..