The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-09

easy, with moderate demand, and city
packed is quoted sl1 4Ua11 80 per bril-
CUrruN-ls ls stendy and quiet at previous
quotations. Sales at the Cotton Exchrnge TO-
day ISz bales. Stock 4,329 bales. Receipts 4l(
bales, and shipments 54U bales. The official
prices are as follows: Ordinary 9kc, good OF.
binary csc, low m1ddlIng l0k mlddlinG
lOxe, good middlIng lie, mIduhng fair Hc
TalI 1876 per ID.
WHISRY-Continues steady and fair de-
mand, with sales on Change To-day Of l4O bris
at s 03 per gallon.
BEANS-There is q moderate though steady
demand. We quote choice naVys 81 0Od2 10
good to prime 81 Goal Is, and inferior ~ IL 26a
BROOM CORN-The demand is only moder
ate, anu market steady at 3Ha4hG for red
brush, 5a5Hc for green stalk, anu 0a6xc fol
good to choice hurl.
BUTrER-The market is quiet and steady
There is large supply OF the lower grades
which are neglected and duh. Ihe best gradeE
are in good cODsunpiiVe demand, with light
offerings. Cream ry Is scarce at 5Ua32c per b,
dairy is quoted 22az3c for selections, but
prime to choice sells generally at l8a Oe pei
lb Medium ls held at l4dl6c, ana common at 10
al2c per lb.
CHEESE-There is moderate demand, and
steaay market, with choice selling at liza
l2}sc Der Id.
COkFEE--M Market quiet, the demand beng
mo Ierate and prices steady. We quote Java
2oa!Sc, Rio l7aI9c for inferior. 2Oa2lc for me-
dium, 2lka22hc lo fair to good, and 2oa2iC
for prime to choice, Der 10.
CUAL-Continues steady, and fair retail de-
mand at l0tllc for kanawha, Youshioghenv
Muskingum and Hooking Valley. 9naltc for
Ashland, anu Sc for ONO RlYer, d yCreI
TO consumers. Rates aloat are 11.c for v..v
River, &c for Ashland, amt 7c for ouEnI0gheny,
per bu.
COkE-There is q quiet and steady market,
with Moderate demand and prices wItnouG
cnange. Quoted. at yards, &c for gas-hOu
10 for city manufac ured, and Sc for crushed,
per bu, and delivered to consumers ut about &c
more Jhau these hgures.
EGGS-Sell at 1856 per dozen for fresh ar
rivals, and the market Is quiet with liberal re-
celpIs.
FkUIrS-Aoples are in moderate demand,
and ample offerings at 81 50a4 par url, as /,
quality. Lemons sell at $Ia4 81 per box, and
uulet. Oranges, $3a} so lser DOx for Palermo
aud ~ 50as per case for Val ncla Cranberrles
are quoted $7a7 % per bIl and S2a2 so per crate,
and far demand. Dried apples quiet at 3%a
4Lc, and peaches 5h a6c for nalves and 4a41 "a c
tor quarters, per lb
HAY-rhe demand is fair for local consump- J.
tion, and prices steady. We quo e S9a for
prime 10 cnOlce timothy, anu $7aS 81 for infe-
rior grades, per ton, q i in bulk on arrival, and
dealers asking about 81 more for store lots.
HEMP-Kouxn Kentucky Is in light demand
but with limited offerings, the market con
tinues firm at Sll5al20 per ton on arrival
Dressed IN fair jobbng demand at 7a7xc per
pound.
MILL FEED-The market remains steady
and with only q moderate demand aud liberal
offerings of all kinds. We quote bran S12a 2 so,
snipstuffs 3tl4, and middiings rI6a2O per ton
MOLASoES-Ihe market is quiet but con- :.
tlnues eady. We quote New Orleans 35a45c
for interior TO prime, anu 4Sas0c for choice per
gallon. Refined syrups held at 50a9Uc per gallon,
according to qualify. Sorghum is quoted at
25a33c per gallon.
OILS-The market is quiet for linseed, and
quotel 5SA59c per gallon. Refined petroleum
Will sell at l3al5o per gallon, according to fire
test, ami fair demand. Lard oil is freely of :
fereI, but demand moderate, at 70a72c per
gallon for extra winter.
POTATO Es-Are in moderate demand and
the supply is large amt market steady, and
selling in store at 45a55c per bu for good to
choice varieties. sweet potatoes offered at $3a
3 rs per brl in store, AMI quiet.
POULTRY-Chlckcns lii fair demand and
ample receipts at ~ 75a3 Is for dressed, and
81 5Oa3 10 for live per dozen. Geese quoted S4a5,
and ducks at $3a4 per dozen. Live turkeys are
freely offered at 5a6e, and dressed a6 Sa9;
per Id.
sALT-The demand is fair for Ohio River
anu Kanawha salt, with liberal supply, and
selling at 81 rs per brl of 7 bushels, an }ia1 O5
per brl OF bushels. Turks Island is quiet at
31a39c per bu, and coarse Liverpool at 81 1Ual 20
per SACK.
SNED-Cloyer is dull but held steady at SIC
per lb in store. and 734c on arrival. PRIME
timothy is held at 81 40al 80 per bu in store
Fax seed in demand at 81 20 per bu.
SUGAR-The market remains steady with
far demand. We quote New Orleans 7aSc fol
raw ana 5xa94c for clarified, refined yellow
Sa9c, extra sep 9a9Sc, "a" white 9Aal0c
granulated and powdered l0Ha10Hc, crushed
l0Hc, and cut loaf l04c per Id.
IALL0W-Q Quiet and steady, with free offer.
Ings OF country at 7a74c per lb.