The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-23
c.. WINDISCH, MUHLHAUSER & BRO,
CORNER OF WADE AND PLUM STREETS CINCINNATI OHIO

COTT0N-The market is quiet and frm. No
change in prices. We quote: Ordinary, II nc;
good ordinary, 1880; low middling, lSHc:
mddling, l416c: good middling, l4Hc; MD
ding far. 1870: far. 1870 per lib.
WHISKY-Remains steady and active at
81 10 per. gallon, and sales at that rate OF 3l4
brls to-day.
BEANs-Market is still dull, and there are
light offerings at 81 80a 30 for choice navys
and mediums 81 50a1 10 per bu.
BROOM CORN-Is in moderate request and
steady. We quote: Common red, Sagc; green
stalk, 10c. and fancy green hurl. l2e per 10. =
BUTTER-The market is somewhat easier,
receipts are liberal. We quote: Choice West
ern Reserve, 21a22c, and prime Southern Ohio
19a2Oc. and la2c more for small lots of extra.
Medium grades are quoted l5al7c, and common
packing grades l2al3c per lb.
CHEESE-There is a fair demand with ample
supply. Prime to choice factory is worth lO1sa
lie per lb.
COFFEE-Continues firm though quiet, and
prices are unchanged. lilo is worth 2la2ac for
common, 2!1sa2s1sc for fair to goou, and 24a25o
for prime to choice. per Id.
| COAL-Youghioghe is worth Sc and Ohio
river &c per bu ahoat. We quote, delivered to
| consumers: Ohio river, lOc: Musklngum!. Hook
ing Valley and kanawha, lie, and Yough-
iogheny 12ai3c per bu; kanawha Camel, &c
per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic is steady with
lignt demand. Apples are worth 6Ha1Oc;
| per Id. Foreign are. in moderate demand at pre-
vious prices. We uuote Citron, per lb, sz8a
3Uc; ngs, l4a1ac; prunes, 9alOc; dates, 7>sa
Sc; currants, I4sasc per Id. Layer raislns,
| EGGS-Are in lair demand, with ample re-
ceipts. and fresh arrivals sell at l4c per dozen
guaranteed.
| GREEN FRUITS-Thare is O. moderate de
| to prime are worth $2a3 per brl. Peaches are
| in good request, and the receipts are not large.
They sell at 81 50a3 per bu, in boxes ACCORDING Z
| to quality. Lemons are worth SlOalL and or
an yes " 50aS 81 per box.
'HAY-rhe market remains about as last re-
ported. New hay is arriving in quantities be-
yond the demand, and it is generally OF infer
| ier quality Prime old hay is in goo demand,
in prices, We quote: No. tim2thy $25a-6 10.
loose, antA s23a 4 Tor tlght-pressed per ton, ON
arrival. Inferior grades are worth S15af8 per
ton, on arrival. In store dealers require Slas
more per ton.
HEMr-Continues dull, and prices are nom-
nally unchanged. We'quote: Rough Kentucky,
| Sl45al5O per ton, and dfessed. II Hal1%c per ID.
HlpEo-Are steady and quiet. No material
sailed, 7,sa3c: dry flint, 14al5c per Id; sheep
peits are worth 75caSl 25 for good to choice,
and 20a iOs Tor inferior.
MILL FEEQ-The market is easy under
heavier receipts, and there, is still a fair de-
mand. Bran is worth $l7 5Oa1S so, shipstltfs
$0a2O and mid ilings S27a32 per ton, ali on
arrival, and dealers require s1as more per ton
Ill store.
MOLAsSEs-No change There ia a moder-
| ate demand at B0aT0c for New Orleans and 45c
a$l per gallon for refined SIRIUS, according to
quality.
OILS-There is Q light demand for hnseed,
(which is quoted Toe per gallon for prime. Lard
oil is steady, with fair request at 81 O3al 05 per
gallon. Refined petroleum is worth llal2c per
gallon, and is in moderate demand.
POTArO OES-Are quiet and steady, with lib
| eral receipts and moderate demand, at 81 00a
rs per brl, in store Sweet POTATOES are sell
ing at S4a5 per brl.
POULrRY-Live chickens continue in fair
request, with ample receipts at S3 O0a3 25 for
Old, ana 81 50a2 81 for young per doz.
SALT-There has been no change. Domestic
| is in moderate demand at 26c per Du and 81 45
delivered. Liverpool coarse is quiet and STEADY
at 81 25al 30 per sack. Turks island is duh and
held at 3Oas2c Der bu
SEED-Timothy is steady, with fair demand
at 80 93aS 10 per bu in store. Clover Is quiet al
| l8Ic per lib In store for prime. Flax seed is
quoted 81 30 per bu, with fair demand.
SUGAR-Is steady with fair demand: New
Orleans is worth 92<a9hc; yellow refined,
9hal0Lc: extra &C." l0s<alU&c; "B" white,
HaioKci; "a" white. loNalic. and hard, liza
l1Ac per lb.
demand and receipts being about equal at SIC
per Id for prime country, and SIC for city
rendered.
! WOOL-rhe demand is limited with moder-
ate offerings and the market continues quiet
| and steady: We quote: Unwasned-Fine mer-
ino, 25a27c; coarse and medium clothing, 2Sa30c:
medium delaine, 35aS6c. Fleece washed-Fine
merin0, 3Sai0c; coarse and medium clothing,
40a4sc; medium deaine. 44a45c; long combing,
4Sa50c. Tub washed-Fair to good, 42d45c;
choice picked, 45a47c.