The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19

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common to good red brush, 61Sa7sse for green
stalk braid, and 8a9c for green hurl per Id.
BUTTER-There is little or no change. The
market ID steady with fair demand Tor the best
grades, but lower grades are neglected. The
receipts are liberal, especially of inferior.
Choice " Western. Reserve is worth 2Sa30c, and
1a2c more can be obtained for extra selections
OF single packages. Prime Central Ohio Is
quoted 25a27c per lib. Medium is held at 2Ua22c,
| and inferior at l6alSc per ID.
| CHEESE-There is not much doing. and the
market is steady. with prime to choice selling
| at l21sal31c per lb.
CoFFEE-is in fair consumptive demand.
and prices are steady. Rio ls quoted l9ka2OMc
for inferior. 2la22c for fair to good, and 221Sa
| 23kc for prime to choice per ID.
| COAL-The demand is moderate and market
steady, with no material change in prices. Ii
is quoted 7Kc for Youghiogheny, SIC for
| Ashland, and SIC for Ohio River perbu, afoat.
The rates delivered to consumers are as fol-
| lows: OHIO River 9alOc, Ashland l0c, Mus
kingum, Hooking Valley and kanawha l0al1c,
and oughlogheny 11a12c per Du. Camel afoat
is quoted 16c and delivered at 2Ua22c. Anthra-
cite is worth SO 5Oa10 per ton delivered
DRIED FRUITS-Domestlc fruit Is in mod
crate request at l1ha12hc for peaches, and 9a
1Ohc, for apples per lb. Foreign fruits are
steady, with moderate demand at previous
prices. Layer raisIns are worth 81 75a3 w per
box; citron is quoted 25az6c; figs, l2albc; cur
rants, Sa9c; and prunes II aSc per lb.
| BGGS-The offerings are liberal and with
I
per dozen for fresh.
GREEN FRUITS There is limited supply
| OF apples, and with fair local demand they are
| firm at $5 50a7 80 per brl for good to choice.
choice. Oranges are steady at$5 0Ua6 w per box.
Lemons are worth So 50a6 so per box.
| HAY-There is steady market with a fair
demand for the best grades Inferor hay is not
wanted to any extent. No. timothy is worth
SIS 0Jal9 W for loose, and $15a17 for tight
pressed per ton, and lower grades are offered
at SlOa13 per ton, al on arrival, and 81 more
| in store.
HEMP-Continues in light demand, and
prices are nomfnally unchanged. Undressed
Kentucky ia quoted S11Uali5 per ton on arrival
and about IS m6re in store. Dressed IL helt
HiDEsEMarkes steady and quiet ana nc
change in prices. We quote green hides 51ls
&c, green salted 7Ka9c, and dry salted l4al5t
per lb. Sheep pelts sell at 75caSl 25 piece
for good to prime: and 2Oa40c for common.
MILL FEED-There is moderate demand
and the market is steady, with no materia
change. We quote bran $12 50a13 shipstuffs
Sl4a15, and middlings $l7a23 per ton, all on ar,
rival, and ~ more in store.
MoLAssEs.The market remains steady
ana there lssa fair consumptive demand. Good
to choice New Orleans is worth oOa57c, and in.
ferior is quoted 4Oa45c per gallon.
ElLs-Llnseeit v IN n fair demand at eoc PEI
81 iOat ~ per gallon. Refined petroleum Il
quiet and steady at 14a15c per gallon
POTATOES-The market mas undergone n,
change. There is limited demand with a full
supply, and good to choice are held at $SOa4O
POULTRY-The market is firm for Iiy
chickens which are In fair demand with linn
tied offerings at s4a4 so per dozen.
RICE-There is a steady consumptive de-
mand, and we observe no change. Carolina il
worth 7a1hc, Louisiana 6xa7c. and Rangoon
a6Xc per Id.
SALT--Domestic is quiet and we continue tc
quote it 26c per bu and 81 45 per brl on arrival
and drayage added when delivered. Turk's
1sland is quoted 4Oc per bu, and dem and light
Coarse Liverpool can be bought at 81 80 pei
sack.
| sEED--Clover is firm with only light sup
ply and prime is worth l6c per Id in store
Timothy is steady and quiet and quoted So 4Ot
2 so per bu in store. Flax SEED is worth 81 10,
II 20 per bu as to quality.
| SUGAR-The demand is moderate and
prices are STEADY and unchanged. New orleani
l0He, "B" white 10K a1UAc, "As white 10K,
1Ukc, and hard is worth lie for granulated ant
powdered. and crushed rfKaI1Jac per Ib.
+ FALLOW-Is In fair request with ampt,
offerings and steady market at SIC for coun.
try and 85<c for city per lb
TOBACCO-The offerings at auction yester
day were s05 hhds and boxes at the following
prices: 65 hhas Mason County, KY. DISTRICT
trash, lugs and leaf-2l hhds new: 9 at "a 90
T95, at $6a9 50, 5 at ylea12 rs: Al hhds old a
VI O5a9 %, "a at $I0ai4 u, g at $i5alT 7S So hid
| Brown County, Ohio (District), trash, Iugs an
ieaf--34 hilds old: &t vs. 90a7 III, 2 at SSa$ TO-
at $40 50a14 So s at $15a19 So at $2U II: 20 hhd
new: at S3 50a5 80, 8 at $6 05a1 10, Z at So A.
81, at $l0als %: 80 hhds new Owen County
KY. (District), trash, lugs and feaf-9 at 81 so
Gu, i3 at s6a7 Is. II at IS l0al0 90 at sl0al4 "a
IS hhds new Pendleton County, Ky. (trash
lugs and leaf--4 at S8 75a5 81, o at S1 15a7 10,
at $Sa8 80,1 at III rs; 2 hhds new Boone County
KY, at So 25a6 W; IL hhds and boxes ney
West Virginia-4 at So 05a5 rs. at 50 soar 95,
at SO 40a9 so, 1 at ST., d boxes at $3a7 lbas rs;
hfds and boxes ohio seeds at 81 90a4 rs;
boxes at 81 2Oa4.