The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11
wHIsKY-The demand is fair and steady, with

WHISKY-The demand is fair and steady, with
sales at 81 03 per gallon.
BEANS-Thr demand is fair and market steady.
We quote common at 60@g75c, fair to PRIME al 9oc
81 Is, and choice at 81 30Catl 10 per bu.
BUTTER-Ihere is IA fair demand only Tor me
best grades for the local retal trade. Inferior
quality is dull with large supply. M rKet steady
and no material change Dairy made quoted AZ ID
Ql4c for prime, and l569l6c for choice, ana 2g3c
more for extra selections by the single package
Medium to good grades quoted 6@lOc, ana COIN
IL on at 4M5c per h.
CHEESE-ihe demand is fair and market quiet,
with prime to>choice selling al 71a0Sc per 10;
COFFEE-Market quiet and steady with little or
or no change. We quote Rio ut 13Qgl312c for COM
mon, l4(a14lc for fair, 15@l51ac for good: leo
l615c for prime 17(G17yc for choice, lS1agl9c for
fancy yellow per lb Java quoted at 2zgZic per
lb. Laguayra at 108lTc per Id.
| COAll-lias good local demand ana marker
/ firm at 99l0c for ONO River, lO4llc Tor Ashlanu,
1l@12c for Hooking Valley and Muskingum, ll0
12c for Kanawha and Youghogheny per bu, de-
! liyered to consumers and none selling atloat
| COKE-Is in light demand but steady, and the
market well supplied and ling at &c lor gas
house 7c for city manufactured, and &c foi
cru he'd per bu at yards, and &c more delivered tC
consumers
EGGS-Are firm and higher with light receipts
of fresh and selling at 2oc per duzen ana lalr de
mand.
HAY-There is a fair demand and marker
steady for the best grades r local consumption
and ample receipts Selling at So 50@9 90 per toi
Tor prime 10 cDOCc, ana llGu dL 9igDo
on arrival, and S2 more IN store.
| HEMP-Is in moderate demand and marke
quiet but steady. Ro, gh Kentucky is quHtet
at SSl@90 per ton, on arrival Dressed ut 612@
TIC per h. in store, as to quality.
| MILL Feeds finn, with limited OIL ring
end moderate demand. We gu te bran at Sl0 NJ
all. Shipstuifs $ll 506l2 and m iddlings at Sl3@
Is per ton, all in bales, on arrival; and " NOR
in store.
MOLAsSEs- There is fair demand for New
Orleans, which sells at 2S@3Sc per gallon mn'
ample supply. Refined syrups dull and held u
40a70c per gullon, as to quality.
OILS-There is a mo crate demand Tor eXtr
lard oil, and selling AT 52g53c yer gallon. Re
fined petroleum in fair demand and 81 ady at 100
l2c per gallon, as to fire ST. Prime linseed quote
ut Gle per gallon, and quiet.
PEANUTS-Are in fair demand and steady
with good supply. and selling for white at 4H@
434c and red at 312@3]4c per ID.
| POTATOES-Only a moderate local demand
but there are none coming in and the market
firm, and moderate offerings i'll store at 65go0c pc
bu, as toquality. Sweet potatoes dull at " 25Q
2 rs per brl.
POULTRY-The demand is moderate for chick
ems and selling at 81 2592 % for live, and " 50C
8 25 for dressed per dozen. Ducks quote 81 5O(
g. and geese at S. 2594 per dozen. Turkeys at 70S
for live, and l09llc for dressed per ID.
SALTS in fair demand for Ohio River an
: Kanawha with moderate supply, and quoted 81 9
@l 80 per br of bu, and III 60 per bTl OF 7 bl
Liverpool coarse dull at 81 l0tg1 10 per sack, all
Turks Island at 33N35c per bu.
| SEED-Markct quiet and steady at 612@7c per
for clover, and 81 206ll 30 per bu for timoth,
! Flax seed at 81 l091 10 per bu, and fair demand
SUGAR-The market is steady, but only mode
ate demand. New Orleans quoted Mt 8A@9c Il
' white clarified, 7%@Sc for yellow, and 6t97c IL
9 raw. Yellow refined selling at 714@754c, exit
C at S1f(9Sj4c, A white at 9Ge912c, granuiated an
powdered at 9i49lyc, and crushed at 1OA@lOh
, per h.
TALLOw-The receipts are light and the ma
ket steady, and country sells at 534@51sc per lb
packages,