The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-11

ply at 2sa29c for mixed, and 3OaSlc for white
for good TO prime, and choice white selling to-
day mp to 321c per bushel.
RYH-The demand is still quite Moderate and
the IN rket rather easy. Sample quoted 59a6Oc
for good, and 6la62c for prime on track, and
No. 3 in elevator at 62a6 c per bu.
WHEAT-The demand is moderate and
market easy, Red is quoted 81 Aal 25 for
choice, 81 9Oa1 ~ for goodto prime. and 81 lOa
is for ordinary. White at 81 2S for choice,
held 1a2c more, and 81 23al II for good to
prime per bu.
almost nominal at $40 9oall per brl, but very
little offered at this
MEATS-The market is rather easy ana de-
mand fair for green meats, and quoted 45a
355e for shoulders, 515a5kc for clear riD, and
nomInally jha5Hc for clear sides per Id, and
green hams at 5za za624, and hell at &c for choice
averages. Bulk meats moderately active, and
shoulders quoted 395a4c, clear I'D sides at D. 10
a5Ic, and clear sides at 5.70a5.S0; per lb for
about half cured, loose. Packed held &c more
than loose.
BACoN-Is rather dull and market easy.
Shoulders arc quoted 5%a5%c, clear rib sid 8
61sa641c, and clear sid &c per lb, all PACKED.
Sugar cured hams jobbing at l0alJAc per Id,
canvased and packed.
LAHD-lhe market is easy with fair de-
mand, ana prime steam quoted ut 7.20a7 3Oc
per lO. Kettle leaf Offering at 71aa75Sc for
country, and 77saSc Ior CITY per Id.
NOTrUN-Marke5 steady and prices un-
changed. Sales at the Cotton Exchange tod ay
| are rep rted at 3 bales. Stock estimated at
4,S3l bales. h following are the otcial prices
Ordinary &c, good ordinary $50, low mluuiing
| lOkr, mldullng IOsfc, good nlddlng lie, md
dli & lar lac, ral. i3c per lb.
| WHISKY->ells at 81 O3 per gallon, and de-
maud far.
| BEANS-Demand moderate and market
steady at previous prices. Best navys sell al
| 81 Sja2, gOuu to prime white 81 60al 10, anu
common az 81 25al Az per bu.
| BROOM CURN-The market remains steady
|
offerings, and red brush sells at 31la4hc, greer
stalK 5a54c aud hurl at 6 &c per 10.
| BUTIER-The market remains quiet anC
steady, with no material change. 4 air loca
| conSump i've trade, chieflj for the higher
grades, while inferior butter is dull and with
| large receipts Creamery is hardly en- the
market, but would bring 3la32c for extra
Dairy ma Ie ID selling at 20a2lc per h. and 2a3'
more may be had for selections by the single
| tub. Lower grades quoted l4a16c IOr medium
and 10al@c for common.
| CHEESE-G5 in fair demand and market vel
supplied and steady at i2al2!sc per lb for prime
| to choice
| UOFFEE-Is in fair consumpt1ve demand
and rules steady with no special change. Javi
| sells at 25a2Sc per lb, as to quality. We quotI
| Rio 2!a24e Tor good to choice, I9a2lc for me.
dium quality, and l7alsc for common Der lD.
COAL-1he demand is fair for local con
sumption with Il steady market and ample
| supply. offered atioat at 7c for lougnIogheny
| &c for Ashland, anu SIC for ONO River. per bu
| Delivered 10 consumers as follows: ohio Rive
&C. a shland 94oalUc, Mus uskingum and Huckini
| Waller l0al1c. kanawha and Youghioghen,
l0al1c, camel l6alSc per bu, and anthracite S7
s per ton.
LOkh-ls quiet with liberal offerings AM
steady. Crushed is quoted &c, city manufac
tured 7e. and gas-lUuse &c per Du, atsyards
and delivered to consumers at &c more.
| EGGS-The receipts are heavy and deman
light and market easy. Fresh arrivals QuOtet
l6al7c per dOzJn.
|
full supply OF apples at 5! 50a5 50 per Dri
Cranbarrles sell at S2a2 50 per bu anu $7a7
per brl. Lemons quiet at $la4 ~ per box, or
anges at n 50a8 per casc for Valencia, and So
3 50 per DOX for Sicily Dried fruits uuiet
and apples quoted 3A a41ac. peaches at 5Asa6
for nalves and 4ai4ac lor quarters, per ID.
HAI-Ihe receipts are large, but not muc
demand beyond the local trade. Prime [
choice timothy is quo ed S9a10 Ger ton, in bales
on arrival. Lower grades neglected and he
at $lao 81 per ton, as 10 quality.
| HEMP-lhe demand is light, and the marke
is qulIt for rough kentucky, but supply mo .>er
: ate. Quotel atSlIOallj per ton i'll bales on al
rival. Dressed is quoted 71a6c per lb in Stor,
MILL FELD-rhe demand for bran is TAI
at $12al2 5DIper ton; suipstuffs in limited de
mamd, and offered at Si3al4 per ton: miudiing
in moderate request, and quoted 2lUa@O per toI
al in bulk on arrival.
hiOLASoES-Ine demand is moderate an
1 the market s.eady. New Orleans syrup sci
ut 35a45c per gallon, refined syrups at 503a;
per gallon, anu sorghum al 25a3ic per gallon.
| OiLS-Linseod is III moderate demand AZ
market steady at 58a59G per gallon. Refine
petroleum III tair demand ut 1Jal5C Ier gallo
| rs to lire test Extra lard oil is quoted at n
= 72c per gallon, and quiet.
| POTATO ks-MarKeG dull and unchanget
They are freely offered in store at i5a5Jc per b
but merely 10 onInal on arrival. sweet poti
y toes at So 2Ja4 30 per brl, AMI quiet.
r PUULTKI-Moderate demand for CHECKER
ut $2 50l3 10 for live, and " 7Ja3 p for uresse
+ and 1--we geese at $4a4 80, and ducks at So 5.
per dozen. Live turkeys in moderate demal
at SC, and dressed at n aSc per lb.
oALI-Ihe market Is steady and quiet, wit
Ohio River and kanawha selling at S1al 25 p,
e brl OF to bushels. Foreign is quoted at 81
36c per bu for Turks Island, and <l 1Ual 20 o.
" | SACK for coarse Liverpool
SEED here is no demand Of consequence
but market steady. Clover held at s44 as NC D,
l. ID. and timothy at 81 40al 50 per bu in stOr
0 Flax at 81 W per bu and fair demand.
SUGAR-The demand ls far and the mark
is steady, as follows: Refined yellow Gas
. extra ''C' 9a9hc, "A" white 9XalOc, gram
= | lated and powdered lOHal0hc, crushed 105s
Il lUXc, New Orleans at tn a8c for raw and s.,
I91.G for clarified per lb.
= OW-Ihere is Il moderate demand an