The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-01
CINoINNAT1 DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Ii P. M.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Ii P. NJ.
BEANs-Continue quiet but steady with
liberal offerings at S2a2 10 for navys, 81 G5a
10 for good to prime white, and 81 25al 40 fol
common per bu.
BROOM COkN-The market is steady, with
moderate demand and ample offerings. We
quote red brush 3aAc, green stalk braid 6a5+s C.
aud 6R6kc for hurl, per Id.
BUITER-Is in fair consumptiye demand.
Dat TINS Is chiefly confined to the best grades.
which are In ample supply. Inferior lots are
aul, the demand being light and the receipts
excessive. Market steady, and no especial
ehange in prices. We quote creamery 3OaHSc
per ID, prime to choice dairy lSa20c and extra
selections bring lA2C more. Medium qualities
hoid a. l6ai6c and common at 10al lc per pound.
CllEESE-SelB at l4al2hc per ID for prime
q choice, with moderate demand and MARI ct
steady.
OotFEE-ls quiet and steady with fair con-
hn'nPttYe demand and selling as follows: Rio
i7Al8c for common, l9a20c for metium, 9la93c
ior good 10 prime, and 23]la2lc for choice per
1b; Java at 26aaSc per 10.
GOALS IN fair demand and prices steady
Quoted SIC for Ohio River, 6aGHc for
Ashland, and Z NC for oughiogheny per hu
sfoat. Delivered to consumers as follows:
ushiogheny lie, kanawha. Muskingum and
hooking Valley l0allc, Ashlaad l0c, and
ONO Rivor &c per bu.
COkh-!s quiet and steady, with liberal Of
:erlngs. we quote gas house &C. CITY MANN
factured 7c, and crushed Sc per Du. at wards
aad &c more delivered.
EGGo-Are In good supply and the demand
is moderate at lee per dozen for fresh.
FRUIIS-Green apples in fair demand and
good supply, and good to choice sell at s3a4 pcr
br, and Inferior qualities s2a2 Is. Uranherrira a
Sulet and steady at sTa7 80 per brl and So .a2 rs
per bu. Lemons selling at tAa4 81, and oran oes
at 50 5Oaa4 per box. Dried peaches at 4na1Tc
Tor quarters ana Ia6c for halves Der il. And
apples at 4a4hc per lb.
HAY--There is a quiet and steady market.
Ihe supply is ample at about previous pric9s.
we quote $9al0 for prime to choice timothy.
and 81 0Oas 90 for lower grades, per ton. ali In
Bales, on arrival, and about 81 more in store.
HEMP-ROuRn Kentucky is dull with LIGHT
offerings, and held steady at sllUail6 per Bon
on ARRIVAL Dressed quoted 8askc C per 10, as to
quality.
MILL FEED-The offerings are liberal OF
all kinds, and the demand rather light. Mar.
ket steady at sl2 0O for bran $l3al8 50 for ship.
stuffs, and S17a2J ior middlings, per ton, on ar-
rival, and S2 more in store.
MOLASsES-Ihe markets. quiet and steady,
with moderate consu;nptive demand, We
quote Now Orleans S5a43c for inferior to good
and A5a4Sc for prime 10 choice per gallon. Re-
nned syrups held at o0aSc, and sorghum Of
1erlng at 26as3c per gallon, as to qualify
OILS-Moderate demand and quiet for lin
seed seed at Sec per gallon. Refined petroleum in
1alr request at l3aI5c per gallon. Extra lard
OIL is held at 70a14c per gallon.
PoIAIOES-The supply is ample, though
none seliing on arrival. The demand ID only
moferato In store At 45a55c per bu for good
70 cho' 70. Sweet s;eta toes are held at 81 5Ua3
per br and dull. "S
POULTRY-Liye ch;akens are selling at 80 95
az rer dozen, with liberal receipts. Live geese
quoted $4a6 O0, and ducks at 81 5Ua3 per dozen,
and dressed lSa13c-
eALE-Domcstlc Is quzet and steady, with
Ohio hlyer ana Hanawha selling at Slai 05 Der
~ei o. puAha.As, and " 26al 80 per brl Of I