The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-25

CHEESE-Demaud only moderate with an
ample supply, ana market steady, with prime
to choice selling at 2tsal5c per 10.
COFFEk-Ihe market Is steady and the de-
mand fair. at previous ptICes. Selling at loalgC
for common Rio, 20a22c for far ~ good, and
23a24c for prime to choice per lb, and 25a:Sc
fer Java.
COAL-There is o moderate retail demand,
but the wholes ale ma keC rather dull. Ample
OH rings a1oat AT 51sc lor ONO River, 6c for
ashland, and 7hC for lOuXnIOgheny per bu.
Selling TO consumers at S1sagc Tor ONO River,
lJC for Ashland, lballc Tor Hooking Valley,
Muskingum and Kamawha, lie for Ioughio
gheny, and I6aSc Tor camel per bu, delivered.
Anthracite al II 50 tS per ton delivered.
COkk-ls IN moderate demand with steady
market though quiet, Gas-nOuse Is quoted &c,
Guy MAJ ufactureu at &c, and crushed Il SC per
bu 1T yards, and bout &c more delivered to
ECiGS-Are freely Offering at llal2c per doz-
en- for fresh, VITA no great demand AT these
figures.
fRUITS-Lemons sell at $Ia4 80 per box and
uuiet. Oranges in moderate request, ana llb-
oral offerings at $3l3 80 pei box and $1a1 50 per
Cjtse. Apples are IN gOud supply aud far de-
maud at 81 50l3 50 for o, binary TO prime, and
held ut d for cho, co per Url. CranDDrIes sell
at S7aS per brl. Dried apples quoted Ia4 "a e,
peaches at 4a43ac for quarters and 57Ga6c for
| ha YES, per lD
HAY-MarKet finn, with fair demand and
more moderate receipts. SellnE at SUall for
prime 10 choice, JO.9 for mealum, aud $7as
for common per ton, all in bales on arrival,
ANA deale 5 holding at 81 more il store.
HkMP-Ouly moderate lie aud ior rough
Kentucky,b ,butw til limited receipts and eldy.
Selling on arrlval at S4I0a1l5 per ton, and So
more IN store.
MILL FEED-Bran Is steady, and ample Of
eriugs at $l2al2 80 per ton, oMp5tI1a dull but
steady, anu quoted Sl3al4 per ton. Mid l!ngs
are IN moderate demand and freely Oliere Il,
$l6a20 per ton, all in bulk on arrival, and 81
more III store required.
MOLASoES- Demand moderate. with full
Supply anu steady. New Orleans selling at
35.t45c per gallon. Refined syrups quoted Al
| aSjc per gallon, as to equality. sorghum held al
25d33c per gallon.
OiL>-Steady market though quiet for I'm
seed, and prime VIII bring 6laGlc per gallon
! RetlneI petroleum sells at l3a DC per gallon
and demand fair. Extra lard oil AZ 71aI2G per
gallon, and moderale demand.
ATOES-Demand light and almost
wholly for local consumption. The suppl, /:
ample, and good to choice lots quoted 4Ja55.
| per bu. Arrival lots not qUotable. Sweet po-
| tatoes he'd at 50 25a3 ~ per Drl.
| POULTRI-Market steady and quiet, and
| moderate receipts. Far demand Tor chickens
| at S2a2 81 for dressed, and 81 50a2 rs for live
per dOzeo, AMI turkeys at Sc or dressed and
| &c live, per Id. Geese, per dozen, at S3a3 80
and ducks at s2a2 50 for live.
SALI-D GIuestc III large supply, with Ohio
| River and kaHaWha freely offered at 93aSl
| per brl or bushels. and 81 20al 25 per brl OF
| bushels, and moderate demand. Foreign held
N 81 l6al p per sack for coarse Liverpool, auu
| 35 per bu for Turks Island,
SEED--Market quiet and steady, with only
jobbimg demand. Clover at 7%c on arrival
and SaSAc in store, and timothy at 81 2Jl rs
per bu on arrival and 81 40al ~ in store, and
fax seed at 81 - per bu.
SUGAR-The market continues quiet and
steady, with fair Consumptve demand. We
quote New Orleans at 7aSc for raw, and S2la
91.c for clarified per lb; yellow refined at 3a9c
extra sc" 9ha9Ac, "A" white 94al0c, gran
ulated and powuerea at lO4al03sc, crushed at
l0Ic, and cut loaf at lie per Id.
1ALLON- fair for country and
literally offered at 61c per ID in packages