The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-26

2sc. Prime to choice fresh is worth 17a20c per
lb. Metium quality is held at l3al5c, and
at lUa12c per 10.
CHEESE-Tffe demand Is moderate with lib-
eral offerings, and we quote SaaKc per lb for
prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-lhe demand is light, and there is
an easy market with some decline in prices.
Rio Is worth 13kai9kc tor common, Ma2lHc
for fair to good, and 22a23c for prime 60
choice. Java is quoted y2a33c per ID.
COAL-There is firm market with light
offerings. The rates ahoat are SaShc for
ioughiogheny, 6a6kc for Ashland, and 5a51sc
for ohio kiver per bu. Delivered to eonsum-
ers at 9c for Ohio River, lUc for Ashland and
Muskingum, 10a1lc for Hooking Valley and
kanawna, and 1la12c for Youghiogheny per
bu. Camel is worth l6c afioat and 2Oa23c de-
lIvere per ba.
COKE-There is very little demand, ana we
observe no change. Gas-house coke is worth
6c, city manufactured &c, and crushed &c at
yards, and 2a3c more per bu when delivered to
consumers.
DRIED FRUITS-There is O moderate de-
| mani for apples and peaches at 8kaYhc for
the former, and lOalac for the latter per 10.
Layer ralsIns are worth 81 S5a3 per box. Citron
is quoted 25a26c, figs 16aISc, currants oa9c, and
prunes 6a6hc per Id.
EGGS-The offerings are liberal, and there is
fair demand for fresh at l2ai21sc per dozen.
GREEN FRUIrS--Oranges continue firm,
with a limited supply, and Messina are worth
" OOa7 SO per box, with fair demand. Lemons
are in fair request, and we quote tnem S6a6 80
per box.
HAY-There isvery little demand even for
\ the best grades, and inferior hay is merely
| nominal. No. 1 timothy is quoted $l5at6 for
loose pressed, and SlzaA for tight pressed per
ton. Lower grades are held at $5aS per ton, all
on arrival In store " more is required.
| HEMP-fhere is very light demand for
rough Kentucky, with moderate offerings, and
it is held at $ll0a1I5 on arrival, aud $5alO in
| store. Dtesseu is worth 91za9zc per lb.
HIDES-There is a steady and very quiet
m trKet at previous prices. We quote 5ha7c
iorg green hides; 71aYc for green sailed, and
dry salted 12ai4c per lb. Sheep pelts sell at
75caSl 25 for good to prime, and sOa4oc for in
ferior.
| MILL FEED-Bran is somewhat frmer un-
| der an improved demand, and we quote 1t $S 81
40 SO per ton; shlpstuhs dull at Sllal3.pe ton
middHngs are quiet and steady at Sl4alo pei
ton, all on arrival. In store dealers require
Sla2 more per ton.
! MOLASSEo-There is q firm market, with
fair consumptive demand for prime to choice
New Orleans ut 56a6ic per gallon; inferior
Equality offered at 36a45c per gallon.
| OILo-Linseed is worth 52c per gallon for
/ prime with lair demand. Extra current make
lard oil is worth BSa93c per gallon. Refined
| petroleum is quoted l3ai4c per gallon with fair
demand.
! POTATOES-Ther is a fair local demand
4 for new potatoes but the receipts are heavy
| and market is easy. We quote them 81 75a
| Q 30 per barrel in store Old are quoted soc per
| bu in store for choice peach blows.
| POULIRY-There is a steady market with
l moderate receipts and fair demand, and we
quote old chickens $3 25a3 rs, and young 81 Boa
1 B W per dozen.
RICE-Demand moderate at previous prices
4 We quote: Carolina 7a8c, LOUISIANA W aTc and
! Rango0n 6a61ac perlb.
| ,SALT-Ma ket unchanged. Domestic is
| quiet aud steady, ami we quote 1T 24c per bu
and 81 SO per brl. Liverpool coarse is worth
| 81 30a1 35 per sack. Turks Island remains dull
| at 35a37c per bu.
1 SEED-Ihe market is generally dull with
| liberal offerings OF all kinds. We quote Hun
gallan grass seed 50a55c, German millet G0a7Gc,
per bu.
| SUGAR-Demand moderate, and market
steady. New Orleans is quoted 5Aa9c, yellow
refined 9a91c, extra ''C'' l0alUAc, "B" white
| |10Ha10Ac. "A" white 10XalU1ac, and hard lila
nc per Lib.
| TALLOW--Demand fair and market steady
with liberal receipts, and we quote prime
| country 7xc. and city rendered Sc per lb.