The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-21

gum, and 80 for, Ohio River. Cannelis worth
i6e per ba afloat and 29a22c delivered perbp.
COKh-ConuJiues dull at previous prices.
{t.is quoted, awards; crusned &c, city manu-
facCured 7c and gas-house &c per bu, ana de.
llvered to consumers at 2a3c more.
DRIED FRUIEo-Ihe market continues dull
and nominally unchanged. Peaches are held
at 9%allo, and apples Sa9c per ID. layer raj
SINS are quoted W 25a@ % per oo4. We quote
ctrOn 25a26c, figs 16alSc, eurrants Sa9c, and
prunes 6a65ac per H. % ~ .- r+ .'
EGGS-The market is frmer under more
moderate receipts, and there ls fair local de-
mand at llal2c per dozen.
GREEN FRUIrS-The market Is steady for
apples, with liberal offerings ami moderate
demand We quoe them 75caSl per bI1 for
prime to choice in store, and selling at 50a6Dc
per Orl loose from wagons There is a mod
crate demand for lemons and steady at S9al0
per box. Oranges are merely nominal.
HAI-The market is Gu ct and steady,
with no material charge. Mol timothy is in
far request at Sllala per ton on arrival Me-
dunn and inferior qualities are held at S6alp
per ton on arrival. and not much demand. In
store dealers require sla2 more pei ton.
HEMP-Tne market is inactive, the receipts
and demand both being light. Rough Ken
tucKy Is quoted Sl0Ja1lO per ton on arrival, and
IS more in store. We quote dressed 9a91c
per Id.
HIDEs-Market steady and quiet at preyi-
Gus prices. We quote 5a7c for green hides, 76a
&c for wet salted, llal2c for dry salted, and
l3a 4c for flint, per Id. Sheep pelts are worth
20,l5Oc for common and 60ca$i for good to
prime.
MILL FEED-The market is firm, though
quiet, with moderate offerings at previous
prices. We quote $l0al0 81 for bran, $llal3 for
shipstufls, anu $l4alS for middlngs per ton,
on arrival. In store $la2 more Is asked.
MOLASSES-The demand is moderate but
there is q steady market at previous prices.
Prime to choice New Orleans is worth 55a6Jc
per gallon, and inferior offered at 3sa45c.
OILS - There is very little demand for
linseed oil and prime is freely offered at 49a50c
per gallon. Refined petroleum is firm at ia
1Sc per gallon, and demand fair. Lard oil is
| quiet and steady, and extra current make il
! worth S5ae7clper gallon. .a.. U. ...
! POTATOES-Ihe market is hrm and prime
to choice sell at 81 1ja2 30 per brl in store with
mo crate receipts and demand fair. They are
| worth 81 75al 81 from wagons loose per brl.
| P0ULFRY-Ihere is a steady market for
! chickens, with far demand and moderate re-
celpts' We quote: young, S2a2 90; and old S3a
| . 30 per dozen.
| RICE-Remains quiet and steady at Tai 1zc
| for Carolina, and G4sa7e for Louisiana, per Id.
| SAEI-We quote domestic 24c per bu and
| 81 rs per brl OF z bushels, and demand mod
crate. Turks Island is dull at 3ja37c per bu.
Liverpool coarse is worth 81 goa! ~ per sack
and light demand.
SEED-Iimothy is quiet with ample offer
ings at $2 25a2 30 per bu in store, aud 81 S5a2
per bu for new to arrive. Clover nominal.
Flax seed is worth 9Uc per bu for prime
SUGAR--Ihere is a moderate demand and
the market is steady with no m lateral change
10kalO4c extra "C," l0Tallc "B" white 1l15
alike "a" white IKE, anu hard is worth 12c
per Id.
TALLOW-The market is steady, and there
is a fair demand at previous prices. We quote
13lc for prime country, and Sc for city per lb