The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

and prime city is easy at $l67ial7 no per brl
| and very little Offering except at the outsid
| figure.
LARD-There is a quiet and steady market
| Prime steam is quoted l0.61aI 07Vc, and SOM
little demand at lUHc per lb. Kettle is held o
| llhallA Nc per lb for city and llallxc for cuun
| try.
UoTToE-The market is easy here TO- -dav
| Sales - bales. Receipts To-day reported al
| 1875 bales, and shipments 473 bales Stock
l4.43J bales. Prices show o decline of NC pc
ID on all grades excepting fair. The follow.
| ing are the Cotton Exchange official quota
| tiods: Ordinary 1Ohc, good ordinary l1Xc
low middling NC, middling 12I:, good mid
| per lb.
WHISKY-Is quiet aud steady, and ly6 prIa
| sold to-day at$l05 per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is light and there ar,
iree onerin2s at 81 l5a2 for prime to choic,
nayys, 81 40 l ~ for far TO good mediums, auC
| II U0al 10 Tor common per tn.
BROOM COHN-Is dull with liberal Offer.
lmgs and no material change. 1t is quoted Ok
a6c Tor green hurl, 5a5c for green stalk. and
| ea4c lor 'mmon to good red brush, per ID.
BUTfER-There is very little doing except
| moderate demand for local consumption. and
| only the best grades being required. The re.
csipts are heavy and cnieny of the love,
grades which are dull. There are moderate
| offerings OF prime to choice dairy at lSagOc pel
I'D, and 2 a22c is obtained for single packages
OF extra selection. Medium grades are held
ut l4al5c, and common at 12al3c per Id.
CHEEoE-The demand is only moderate and
there is quiet market at l3al4c per 10 for prime
10 choice factory.
COFFEE-There is fair consumptiye de-
mand and the market is steady. Rio is worth
S0azlc Tor common, 22a23c for fair to good, and
24a25c Tor prime to choice, Java is worth asa
32c per Id as TO quality.
COAL-Ihere is aquiet and steady mark ct.
some sales OF Youghlogheny at 1lal2e per Du
atoat Hooking Valley at elevator is worth
l3c, and held at l5a16c per bu, delivered. Ohio
River is worth 11al2c, Ashland l2aljc. Mus
kingum l2al3c, Youghioeneny 4al5c, and can
sumers.
COKE-Demandm moderate and steady at pre-
Vlous prlces. We quote gas-house 7c, city
manufactured &c, and crushed loo per bu al
yards, and 2a3c more per bu required for de-
livering to consumers.
DRIED FRUlTS-There is moderate de-
manu Tor peaches at lOal2c, and apples at 3a4C
per lb' Layer raislns sell at $2a2 IL per box
we quote citrOn 23a25c, figs l2al4c, pIunes ga
lOc, and currants 7a8c per lb.
EGGS-Ihe receipts exceed the demand, and
the market is overstocked with fresh, which
are freely offered at 2aa23c per dozen.
GREEN FRUlTS-AUples are in moderate
request, with free offerings, and held at 81 5Oa
70 per brI for good to choice. Cranberr1e.
are in moderate demand at SO 50a9 50 per brl OF
good to prime. Lemons are selling at 81 5Oa
Z 90 per box. Oranges are quiet at $5a7 80 PEI
brl.
HAY-The market is inactive, with liberal
onerlngs. No. timothy is in moderate Local
demand at $10a1l. per ton, on arrival Low
grades are not wanted, but they are freely Of
fered at $7a9 per ton on arrival. In store deal.
ers ask 81 more.
HEMP-The demand is mo lerate for rough
Kentucky, with limited offerings, and it is
worth $llOa1l5 per ton on arrival, and in store
dealers ask s5 more. Dressed is iobbing at Ga
exc per lb.
MILL FEED-The demand is light for all
articles, with moderate offerings, and prices
are STEADY. Bran is worth $l3al8 50, shipstuffs
$lial5, middllngs $2Oa25 per ton, all on arrival.
and 81 more in store.
MOLASSEo-There is a fair demand for
prime to choice New Orleans at 50aaSc, but low
grades are dull at 4Oa45c per gallon. We quote
46a9Oc for refined sirups, as to quality, and 30a
s5c for prime to choice sorghum. ana market
quiet.
OILs-There is a quiet market for linseed,
and 1T is worth 63a6jc per gallon. There is
not much demand for lard oil, and we 0uote it
95aVlc per gallon for extra. with moderate
offerings Refined petroleum is easier at z7a
2Sc per gallon and quiet
POrAfOES-The demand is limited. and
with liberal receipts the market remains easy,
Prime to choice from store are selling slowly
at $lal 10 per bu loose, and $3a3 rs per brI
packed. Prime peachblows sell on arrival at
90c per bu loose.
POULTRY-Continues dull, the market be-
ing well supplied, with not much demand.
We quote turkeys 7aSc for live, and 9ai0c for
dressed, per Id. Chickens are quoted 81 25a3
for dressed, and about the same ed for live.
per dozen.
SALT-Domestic salt is in fair request, and
sells at 81 35 per brl Of $50 lbs, or 2lc per bu.
Turks Island is dull at 33a35c per bu. Liver
pool is quoted 81 l0al 20 per sack.
SEED-Clover is in far demand at 16c per lib
In store, and moderate offerings. Timothy is
firm at 50 l0a2 25 per bu in store for good to
prime, and fair jobbing demand. Flax is worth
81 goal 40 per bu.
SUGAR-The market is steady and quiet
with fair c0nsumptive demand. New Or
leans is worth 9al0c raw, and Hall nc clarified.
Yellow refined is quoted l0Kal0%c, extra "C"
! lallAc, "a" white llXal2c, granulated 121la
l2Xc, crushed 12Aal2Xc, and cut loaf l3c perib.
TALLOW-Ihe demand is fair for all that is
and &c per Ib packed for country rendered.