The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-14

BEAEs-rhe market RENAME dull and pn-
changed Choice navys are quoted t0a95c. and
m 4diums 70aI6c per bIi no 9Hf ssf
BU BUffER-Remains quiet and steady, and
the market 10 nominally unchanged, bnt table
poepts IS sHarCe ewing to the q
l6alSc per Id tor prime to choice dairy and
fancy creamery, very little of which is offered,
is neld at 2ba41c per lb Me Iium grades o
neglected at l3a15c, and common is dull at l0a
l2c per lb.S
iCAEES Continues quiet and steady with
free offerings of PRIME to choice factory at
7haSc per ID. = 2
COFFEE-The market remains steady with
ialr consumptive uemand and prices un-
changed. We quote Rio l8hai9bc for coln-
mon, 2la23c for good to prime and 23c for
choice per ID. We quote Java 32a33c per Id.
COAL-Ihe market has undergone no
change. There is a moderate demand at pre-
yions prices: IL isseliing at 5a5hc for ONO
River, 6hc for Ashland, and S1scfor fough-
iogheny per hu. 1t is delivered to consun-
ers at the following rates: OHIO River Sc,
Ashland and Musklngum 10c, Hooking Valley
and kanaWna lOallc, and Youghiogheny lla
lzc per bu. Camel coal IS quoted 16c
afioat and 2Ja2!c delivered per bu. p a
H'OOKE-1s quiet and steady at previous
prices. Gas-house coke &c. city made 7c, and
crushed 80 per bu, at yards. Delivered TO con-
sumeIs 2a3c per bu beyond these figures.
DRIED FRUITS-The demand is light for
all kinds. with no change in prices. We q tote
layer raIsins S2 9ta3 per box. Peaches 10a "a
l2c perlb. Apples Sh al0e per lib. CItrOn 25a
26c, figs 16al9c, currants SaJc, and prunes 6a7c
per lb. .-
EGGS-The receipts are heavy, and with a
limited demand the market is easy aJ 12Iai3c
per dozen for fresh arrivals 80 u.
GREEN .FKUIIS--Ihere is a moderate de-
mand for apples with liberal offerings at $Ia
5Oper brl for good to prime. There is a far
demand for lemons, and they are scarce and
lirm at s9a10 per box. Oranges are merely
nominaliat $oa9 per bUx. ~ 4G. ~
HAi--The market is well supplied with all
grades, and there is limited demand. Good
10 PRIME new hay is offering at a9al0 per ton on
ARRIVAL No. timothy Is quoted SlUal6 per ton.
Medium hay is held at s1ual2, and common at
$5ao per ton on arrival. In store, 81 more Is
required
HEMP-Contiuues dull and unchanged. I'm
dressed Kentucky is quoted SllOa1l5 per ton on
arrival, anu s. more IN store. Dressed is job
bing slowly at 9za0Ac Der lb. ..t 5a,.
HID DES-There is a quiet and steady market
with no change in prices. We quote green
hides 5a7c, wet salted 71aayc. and dry sailed IL
aldo per lb. sheep Delts sell at 60ca$1 for good
to prime, and 20a3De for common. 81 I'D ai.
MILL FEED = The market is quiet and
steady with no material change in prices
offerings only moderate. We quote Us 5Oa9 20
for Dran, lal3 for shipstuffs and $l4a18 for
middlings per ton, on arrival, and W more in
store. ftt.y ........ s.,..as.
MOLASSES-Th is moderate but steady
demand Tor prime to choice New Orleans,
which is selling at 55a60c per gallon. Wequote
inferior 3Sa4jc per gallon and uull. fe
OILS-Rehned petroleum is tirmer and it is
quoted l4aibhc per gallon and in lair demand.
Extra current make lard oil is in limited
demand and freely offered at o6a9Jc per gallon.
There is moderate demand for llnseed and
wequote prime 52c per gallon. .--.
PUTATOES-lh he offerings are lighter and
there is tirmer feeling n the market and good
to prime sell at 81 5'a2 rs per bu In store. i
POULIRl Chickens are in fair request
We quote old, S3 25a5 20, and young, 80 5Ua3 bu
per doz. tf'ts N. 40 - 9t7 ;, -.tt
KlUE-Quet and steady, and we quote Caro-
lima 7a7hc, and LOUISIANA 61a ate per1b.
!, iLi.-Donestic - remains quiet at 24c per bu
AMI 81 10 per bril- There is dull market fol
Turks Island at 87a8sc per bu, and for Liver
pool at 81 25al 30 per sack forcoafse.
l SEED--Ihere is a model ate demand for tim
| othy and clover at 81 75a2 80 per bu. fir the
former IN store, and 17HalYc per ib for the
| latter. German milet is worth 65a10c, anC
Hungarian grass seed 5ja6Uc per bu. Flax seed
is quiet at 9Jc per Blu Tor prime.
SUGAR-Tbere is a fair conumptve demand
with firm market at 8 20 aa9A for New Orleans
"C"; l04a a1O&c tor "B" white; anu l0Xal1c for
"A"white; 1lAal1Xcfor hard per lb.
TALLOW-Remains steady. and there Is
fair demand with ample receipts. and we quote
prime country 73sa7Ac. and city rendered 81
per Id.
| TOBACCO-The offerings at auction yester.
| day were 1888 hhds and 8 boxes. ut the follow.
| ing prices: 96 hhds Mason County, KY. (Dis
| trict), trash, lugs and leaf--A hhls old--S a
S 0at3 70 at 5a1S Is. ] at $22 so; 81 hhds new
at IA 50a5 95, % at $6aT gJ 20 at SSa9 10, I6 a
$:Oa14 80, 4 at $loal6 3D. 30 hhds Brown County
Ohio (DistrIcE), trash, lugs and eaf-l0 hhd
news at Sd 20a5 95, III at soar 95, ~ at $Sa9 95
Q at $t0al2 81. n hhds new owen County, Ky.
(District)-lO hhds at $4a5 rs, "a at s6ar9 20 al
$aa9 95. II at $10al4 IS, 8 at SIS 60alU Is, al
$.o75. 5Ohhds new Pendleton County, Ky. Obs
$sa9 10, s at $tOa12 So / at .$l6 5U. l8 hhls and
6 boxes new Boone County, Ky.-3 hhus at $4a
VI, . at So 05a7 60, It $Sa9 70; 6 boxes at SEA
IS 40. 2 hnds West Virginia at " 56as5J; lbo1
atsslu.