The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-23

at s4(995c, and good to prime at 9o@92c per bu.
Red at e2@93c for choice, 8S@90c or good TO
prime. SOgS9c for Ordinary. and down TO 65c for
inferior, per bu.
RYE-fIas quiet and steady market with only
moderate receipts. No. in elevator quoted at
52e. Prime d, oice ON track at 50@52c. and fair
TO good at 47@49c per bu. Inferior dull and down
10 42c per Du.
BULK MEATs-Markets steady and quiet shoul-
ders at 3.46e31sc, clear rib held at 4&c and clear
SIDES nominal ut 42s@4s4c per H. all loose, for
fully cured.
BACON-There is moderate demand and mar
ket quiet and steady. Shoul ers quoted 31s9
&C. clear rib at 595Hc, and clear sides at SAG
SIC per ID, all packed. Sugareured hams job
bling at SH@914c per Id, latter for very choice, as
t. brand and average. Susar-curcd shoulders ut
434c rcr lb.
MESS PoRK-The market is steady and quiet.
City mess quoted 50 2l@9 so pr bil, spot, aud
only the inside figure bid.
LAkD-There fair demand and the mar
ket ;teadY with prime steam quoted at 6o5@6hc
per ID. Kettle leaf quiet and nominal al 744s12Sc
GREEN MEATa-The demand is fair and mar
ket steady. Shou ders Mt 34@3.3Hc, clear rib at
1904 .3je, and bids shade less per ID Green
hamls selling at 5j4@6hc,ns to average.
COTTON-The market is quiet and steady.
saes to-day at the Cotton Exchange 2it bales
Stock 1881 btes. The official pric,s are as fol
lows: Ordinary Nc good ordinary &c, low mid
ding SIC. middling &C. good niddling 9>2c, mid
ding fair 10Mc, fair HE per 10.
WIllSki-ls seiiiiia Lo-day al 81 o. per gallon,
ana THE market steady.
BEANS-The demand is only moderate, and
the market steady. The receipts ample and sell
ing at 81 30@1 b for choice navys, $l@1 10 for
good to prime white, and G0@7oc per bu lor COM
mon.
BUTTER-The market is literally supplied with
all except the fair grades, which are i'll good local
q mand and moderatp, though ample offerings
Qualities below prime duh with little packing OF
shipping demand. Creamery is hardly offered All
would bring 2s9aOc per lb. Dairy-made selling Mt
1S@1tc for pr me and 15a16 for choice in lots but
single selected tubs ut 2@ac more. Medium to
good grades are quoted at S@l1c and common at
50s6r per lb.
CHEESE-In moderate demand and steady with
ample supply and selling for prime u choice at
1}aGSc per lb. Inferior grades dull and nominal
and the @ tne h usual esS mpve Ro ~
l39l4c for common, 1iI2@11c for fair. l5}a@l l6c
for good, l61aM16c for prime tn choice, and 19c
for fancy yellow. Laguayra at 15@l7c per h.
Java at 23@23c per ID.
COAL-There is a moderate demand and the
market is stendy md well supplied. We quote
delivered to consum mers: 11@l2c for ioughiogheny
ll@12c for Kanawha. Hooking Valley and Mus
k ngum, 10c for Ashland, and 9a10c for Ohio
River rer bu Rates afloat merely nominal.
COkE-There is a emoderate demand and the
market is steady and quiet at previous prices
Cru he'd T%@Sc, city manufactured at 7c and
gas-house at 6c per bu at yards and &c more deliv
cred.
EGGS-The demand is fair and the market
steady and quiet, with fresh arrivals selling at 25c
per ut)Ztn
FRUITS-App1es plenty and moderate demand
and selling 81 7 @2 80 per brl for good to choice.
Cranberries quiet at $5@D7 per bril- Lemons in
moderate dem nd at 81 2594 per box Oranges
at $5@6 rer btl for Creole, and 81 50@3 for Mes
sina. Dried apples quiet at 2@Sc, anu peaches
HAY-There is fair demand for the best
grades, but inferior hay is dull. We quote prime
val in bales. Coed mixed at s @s 50, and COM
mon at $7tg7 70 per ton. He 81 more III store.
Rough Kentucky is in light supply,
and the demand moderate and market steady at
$SO@90 perto on arrival. Single dressed in store
sells at 614@6i@c and double at 74@712c per h.
and fair jobbing demand.
MILL FEED-There is Il fair demand and the
market is steady. We quote bran II $lL 50@ll
ler ton, shlpstuffs AT 81 5O@l2 and middlings at
$l3@lS per ton, all in bulk, on arrival. He'll at
81 more in store.
MOLASSES = The demand is fair, and market
steady and quiet, with New Orleans selling at
2S@3Sc per allOli for fair to choice. Refined
sylups dull! and held at 5O@70c per gallon as TO
quality.
oILS-The market is generally firm, but quiet
Linseed is quoted at 62@63c per gallon for prime
Refned petroleum. at 10@l2tac per gallon, accord
Ing to file test. Lard oil at 53955c per gallon for
extra.
PEANUTs-Have a quiet and steady market and
ample SUPPLY, without change in prices. Red
quoted AT 1a@4c, and white at 41494s4c per 10.
POTATOES-Are in fair demand for the lpcal
| trade but otherwise dull. The supply is ample.
olit llSLG TecelpIS. we QnOJe nrl 10 cnolce at
70@75c for Peachbows and SOtaS5t' for Early Rose,
PEE bu Sweet potatoes quiet At S2@3 per brl
POULTRY-TheIe is quiet and steady market,
and ample receipts. Chickens sell at S2@2 75 live,
and 80 25@3 dressed, per dozen. Geese otfe ed at
$S93 90, and ducks at 81 5O@3 per dozen for live.
Turkeys at l0c dressed, ana Il per Id for live.
SALT-Market steady and gu ct, with fair de-
mand for Ohio River and kanawha at 81 60 per
brl of bu and 81 % per Drl OF 5 bu. Foreign dull
and held at 81 10@l 10 per sack for Liverpool
coarse, and 34@35c per bu for Turks Island.
SEED-Clover is In moderate demand and job
bling at 67a@7c per ID in store. Timothy is quiet
and steady, and held in store at 81 2591 30 per b
Flaxseed in fair request and selling ut 81 10@1 20
per bu for prime to choice.
SUGAR-Has steady market and moderate de-
mand. We quote refined yellow at T(@7Iac extra
G at S1a@S5sc. A white at s7e99Nc,- granulaled
and powdered at 912@10c, crushed ut l0l4c per 10.
New Orleans at 515a7c for raw, and 7kt1Sc for
yellow clarified. and S1a@9c for white, per Id.
TALLOW-There is a fair demand and the mar
ket is quiet and stead with ample receipts, and
selling at SIC for country packed and &c for prime
city rendered, loose, per ID.