The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-12

SlaSSc per lb Medium quoted l5a1ec, ana com
mon at l0al2c per h.
CHEEsE-The demand is fair ana market
steady with sales Of prime to choice at l2aIoX,
Derlb.
COFFRE-The market remains steady and
| the demand moderate at the following prices
no no l1alsc for common, Isa70c for melIum, 2ta
| 23c for good to prime, and % a2Ic for choIcF
per Id. Java at 26aaSc per lb, as to quality,
COAL=-The market is quiet and steady with
| moderate retail demand. The rates a1oat are
Stsc Tor ONO River. &c for Ashland, anu 7a7kC
i Tor 1oughiogheny per bu. Selling to consum-
ers delivered at Sc for Ohio River, lUc for Ash
land, loallc for Muskingum, Hooking Valley
ana hanaWha, ana lie Ior Youghiogheny per
COKK-Is quiet with liberal offerings and
| steady: Crushed is quoted &c, city man ufac-
lheu 20, and gas-hOuse &c per Du, atayards,
| and delivered to consumers at &c more.
hGGS-Ihe market is quiet, with large re-
ceip fresh are freely offered at I5al8e
FRUlIS-Market steady and quiet with a
1ull supply OF apples at 81 50a3 10 per uri
ranDsrrles sell at s2a2 so per bu and s7a7 Is
per brl. Lemons quiet at $Ia4 50 per box. Or
anges at u 50aS per case for Val ncia, and s3a
oV per Dox Tor Sicily. Dried fruits quiet
s anu apples quoted 3asa41sc, peaches at 5ys acc
iof I, nalyes and 4a4ac Tor quarters, per lb.
ia is in lair local demand only, with
Tree offerings, AMI the market is steady and
quiet at previous prices. Quot d s9aI0 yer ion
Ior prime 10 choice, and $1aS 5O for common to
meulunl, per ton, all IN bales, ON arrival, ana
uealefs require " more in store,
HEMP-R0ugn Kentucky is IN limit eI ann
ply but with very little demand, aud market
steaty, though quiet, at SIlUultj per Ton on ar
rival, ana about So more in store Dressed
hemp sells at $3.50 per Id in store
LII tEED-rhe demand for bran is tair
at Sl2al2 5O per ton; snipstufrs in limited ue-
mahd, anu offered at 3al4 per ton: mddIings
IN moderate request, and quoted slUa2O per ton
all i'll 0"lK on arrival.
wit
ample supply, and merely fair cunst,mptivp
demanu. Selling at 50ayyc per gallon for re-
nneu syrups, us 10 quality, 36a45c for New
orleans. anu 25a30e for sorghum, per uallun
OlLS-Market irm for linseed with mod
crate demand at G0a6lc per gallon, Rpfnet
petroleum selling at l3al5c per gallon. as 10
nre test Lard oil quiet at 70a7lc per gallon,
foiAIOES-lhe he demand is lIght with large
offerings, but the market remains steady AZ az
a'o; per blI, IN store, as to variety. Sweet po-
tatoe3 hcld at S3a3 u per brl in Store
POULTkY-The market is auiet with lib-
erat receipts and mJue ats demand We quote
live chickens 81 2ja2 rs, and dressed at 81 5OaY
erdozen, as TO SIZE and condition. Geese sell
ing at s4a5. III ducks at AZ jOt3 per dozen. |
Turkeys plenty and dull at 71saSc for dressed
and sc for live, per lb.
SALI-Demand moderate for domestic, and
seil,ng at Slal 20 per Drl OF from five to seven
bu'h.ls' Liverpool is quiet at 81 ljal 10 Der
sack for Iarse. Turks leland BIC uer bu.
SEED here is no demand Of con ,eomspca
put market steady. Clover held at ga as Iac per |
10, and timothy at 81 40at 30 per bu i'm store |!
Flax at 81 W per bu and far demand
oCGAk-lhe market continues steady and |
demand moderate, We quote New Orleans
aSc Tor raw and 8ha9hc for clarified per lib. |
ltelhed yellow 9aSc extra sc" 9aag1,c, "AU |
whlte 9@al0c, granulated and powdered lOk |
alo!ac, crushed lO3sc, and cut ioaf I0xc per H. |
IAih-ON-Ile demand is fair and the mar
KEY steady at 'a'7sc per ID for country IN pack