The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17

BEANs-There Is very little. demand and
liberal offerings at q t0ai ~ for choice nayys.
and 9Jsa$L for inferior per bu,
and steady ab previous prieess We quote saec'
for red brush, 61saTkc, for green stalk bFaid
apt sa9e for fancy gFvea hnfi per lb.
BUrfkR.fhs Offerings are ~ n excesstef Z TIE
eral decline Of la2e on &ll grasses There ID
only q lair c0Heunaptve We demand. mostly Tor.
best table butter, aud there Is liutle er nothinG
low Ma23c, and fancy creaRefy will not bring
over 25a21c per lib. Prime, is qiouetf 1Sa1ve ard
medium grades held at l5af6c; common. fsi3c
per h.
eral arrivals the market continues weak, and
prima to choice factory Is quoted laallc per In,
COFFEE-fhere is a steady market and the
demand "a only Moderate. Pflccs unchanged.
j ava sellsat3 sas8c per fb Bio is quoted l9az0e
for common. S0,la2lHc for fair. 20 good. and
22ha231sc for prime to choice, per To.
COAL-The demand is limited, but the mar
ket remains st ady. Prices unchanged The
land, amt TIC for Youghiogheny, per bu. We
quote delivered TO consumers as follows: fla12c
for foughrogheny, lie for Hooking Valley and
kanawna. l0aflc f'r Muskfngum. roc for ASH
| iand, and Baltic for ONO river, per Du- Camel
sells at I6c a6oat and 2Oas2c delivered, per btl.
Anthracite is worth W 5Uaf0 per ton, delivered.
l COKE-There is steady tnodgh inactive mar
ket at previous prices. We quote. City man
1 uldCbufeu &C dC ydTuS anu lUc u6f1VeFSu, Ndb-
house 81 at yards and 1Ua12c delivered; crushed
| lie az yards and f3aE4c delfvered pen be.
| DRIED FRU UlFS-fnere is q quies market
for domestic, and apples are quoted S1za1O Nc,
are quiet and Unchanged: Citron is quoted 25a
26c, igs 12al5c, currahts Sa9c, and prunes Ia
7,se per lb; layer faisihs ~ 9Oa8. 10 per box.
EGGS-The market is easy, under large re-
ceipts ana only q moderate demand. Fresh
1 GREEN FliUFfs- a rev Apples are offering
at So 50a5 0U pei, ,bfl for good to prime. Lemons
are in fair reqAest and arm at 50 50a6 50 per
box. Oranges are quiet atfd steady at So 5oa6 W
HAY.-Gentinues Quiet and steady at preyi-
OTIS prices. We quote NO. tffnothy $lSa15 foi
loose pressed, and s16al5 for tight pressed. per
ten. Low grades are dull and held at s8a1S
|per ton, ali on arrival. Dealers require $la2
ltmore per ton In store. s1s
HEMP-is still very quiet and we observe
no change. Dressed hemp is quoted 94a9Ae
per ID. Rough Kentucky is offered at siiOaIit
per ton on arrival, anu $,alD More in store.
HIDES-Deu1ahd moderate and market
steady at previous prices. Green hides are
lwofth b1la7c, green salted 7Naye per lb, and
ldry salted 3al4c per Id. Sheep pelts are quoted
I75casl rs for geea to prime, and 2Ua4Ue fer in
Iferior.
MILL FEED--The receipts are large and the
Idemand Is light for all articles: Bran is easy
land quoted $i2aI8 25 per ten. Shlpstufis sl3all
Iper ton. Middlings are held at sl6a22 per ton
all on arrival, anu dBout W more per ton il
Istore.
and pti.,is ID choice New Orleans il wofttl 50.
s7c ner Gallon.
I OfLS-There is not much doing in linseed
";i - ;n noJerate r,n,,ast Aud steadv at 81 Il5,
~ - ,,ar a. naiion for Mira c,,rrant nate. ,edne,
~ pel d,es an, staSa,, ar isa,Sc ~,
poiiom '' q"i'' "AN ''A' Nv ~
sdtVT sP0TA roEs rhere ;s a 4; I'M n,ar,ret for hes
peachblows, with light offertngs at 4eaasc ne
saisRi. Od NJ espi ~ skasSe Ser M "'o
p1Iif, "S Tpp.a fail, so,,a,a for 1iv
oh;cyons with ii,o,ted recsints and the M mar
Iot IN ar, as "a hab ,,e da@np Var oil and 40
a. a. saS ~ vn,,n~ % " '' W. WV "N '"
KIrE ~ There ia a mnIerate demand. an
| A.;s,ns a,,o ,,scS nged Wa os,ata Ts7ne 70 70
paroIi,a snaSn III Inn,assapa AVA sasaEc ~
, patna rsr H. Ih ~, -s'A'' |sO ~
naR sDn9 RTba ~ ,,..bnt h,a ,naa.noxo =,
t-e ara rba aamsnS ia I%iteu ~. n,,ots
pa,,.sst;@ Ssc nor hs aaa III 4, ,,er MI u, m
nvai fo,. i@hl,sno lots T1rks5 Isiana 4tlct M
h,,. and T coarse Liyerpool 81 80 per saek.
N / ;s dam nd