The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30

CHEESE-There is steady and quiet mar
ket for prime to choice factory at l2hal3c per
Id.
CoFFEE-T There is firm market, though 1t
remains quiet. Rio is quoted 1Sal9o for COM
mon, Da2tc for fair to good, and 22a23c for
prime TO choice, per lb. Javais selling ut 2Sa
30c per lb.
COAL-The M market is firm with fair demand
and ample offerings. 1t is selling, a1oat, at Sh
a9c for Youghiogheny, 7c for Ashland, and 5Sa
Sc for Ohio River, per bu. We quote it as fol-
lows delivered to consumers: foughiogheny,
l2c; Hooking Valley and Kanawha, 1Oa1ic;
Ashland and Muskingum, l0c; Ohio River, va
lOc per bu. Camel is worth l6c per busnel
a1ioat, and 20a22c delivered. Anthracite is
quoted So 50a9 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Demand moderate and prices un-
changed. We quote &c for gas-house and city
manufactured and &c for crushed at yards,
1Hc aioat and l0a11c delivered. per bu.
DRIED FRUIFS-Domestic fruit is in
moderate request and we quote peaches Sa9c,
and apples 4a5c per lb. Foreign fruits are
quiet and steady, at 7a716c for prunes, 7kaSe
for currants, 16al8c for hgs, 25a26c foy citron
per lb. Layer raisins sell at 81 4Oa2 90 per
box.
EGGS-rhere is o good demand, with mod
crate offerings, and fresh arrivals are selling
at 20a2lc per dozen.
GREEN FRUIrS-There is q large supply Of
apples, with fair shipping demand, and they
are selling at 6Oca$1 per brl loose, on arrival,
according to quality, and worth $lal 25 per brl
packed, on arrival. Cranberries sell at $0al0
per bri, and s. 25a8 80 per bu in boxes. Lemons
are worth S6a6 50 per box, and oranges $5a6
per brl.
HAY-The market remains steady, with a
moderate demand, mostly for the higher
grades. No. timothy sells at $12al3 per ton
on arrival Inferior hay is dull and offered at
S7alO per ton on arrival In store Sla2 more
is asked.
HEMP-There are moderate offerings of
ftUnly mt nn1
on arrival, and So more Is asked in store. We
quote dressed 9a9kc per Id and moderate de-
mand,
MOLAssEs-Prime to choice New Orleans
sirup Is in fair request at 5Da55c per gallon.
but inferior quality is dull at 35a40c per gallon,
Sorghum is offered at 25a30c per gallon.
OILS-Prime lInseed oil is firm at 55c per
gallon. There is moderate demand forlard
oil and it remains steady at s3aS5c for current
make and 93a95c for winter extra per gallon
We quote refined petroleum 25na26Hc per gal
Ion.
( POTAToES--steady and quiet, with free
offerings at 50a60c per bu ON arrival, loose,
and 81 75a2 per brl in store for good to choice.
Sweet potatoes are plenty and dull at 5Oa75c
for red andISl 25a1 81 for yellow per brl.
( POULTRf-The supply Of chickens is ample,
with fair demand and the market is steady,
and old sell at 81 75a3 25 and youngat s2a2 80
per dozen. Live turkeys are worth 7aSc per
ID and ducks $275a3 per doz.
SALT--The demand is moderate and do
mestic is worth 24c per bu and 81 35 per brl.
Turks Island remains dull and is held at 35a
87c per bu Liverpool coarse is quoted IL 15a
! 25 per sack, and quiet.
SEED-There is a steady market for clover,
with moderate offerings, and we quote it 1870
per lb on arrival. Timothy is held at S2a2 10
per bu and demand light. Prime flax seed
will bring IL 20a1 % per bu.
SUGAK--There is a firmer market, with
fair demand. Wequote yellow refined 9%a10ac,
extra "C,' 10Iallc, "B' white 1l5Sall4c, "AH
white II 2Sall &c, powdered and granulated 11%
al2c, anu crushed l2Ha13Mc per Id.
TALLOW-There is continued demand,
with ample receipts, and country is worth 9a
SIC and city SIC per lb.