The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-31

CHEESE Market quiet and prices steady bt
Tka8,s per lb for prime 70 choice.
C0FR Et--fhe demand 10 fair and the mar
ket remains steady, with no change m prices.
Rio is quoted TX al91se for common, Soc Tor
falr 10 good. and 2la22o for prime TO CHOICE
per h. Java is worth 2Sa30c per 10.
COAL-Remains quiet and steady. me ue-
mand ls moderate but the receipts are Hsht
The rates G1oat are 5a5Ac for ohio River; "a
6kc for Ashland, 7a7tse for kanaWha, ana "a
S5ke for Y ougnoghehy, per bu. We quote the
following rates delivered to consumers: ONO
River &c, Ashland AMI Muskingum l0c, Kama
wha and Hooking Valley l0allc, aud Youghio-
gheny Ilal2c per bu. Canned is worth &c af0at
aud 9Da21o delivered, per bu. Anthracite, de-
livered, 50 Qua per ton.
UOKk-Ihere Is q Light demand, but the
market Is unchanged. IL is worm Oc Tor Gas-
house and city manufactured, and &c per bu
for crushed, at yards, ana 2a3c more delivered
to consumers Connellsville ahoat 10 worth TIC
and delivered at l0allc per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-- Demand light and we OBJ
serve no change. Fer'ign fruits are nominal
at 6aTc for prunes, Sa9c for clrrants, l6aloc iol
hgs, 24a25c for citrOD, per ID, and 81 z5a2 90
for apples and 9al0o for peaches.
EGGS-The demand is moderate and the
market steady for fresh arrivals, at l3al4e
GREEN FRUTrs--The market is we'll sup
piled with apples, and prime TO choice are
quoted 75ca$1 per brl, with only moderate
demand. Peaches sell aJ $2a2 so per bu in
boxes for good to choice. Pears are worth S3a
per brl, and plums sell at 81 z6al 50 per 0u.
Lemons are quoted t8a0 per box
HAI-rhs better grales are in fair demand
but lower gra es continue dull. Prices steady
and unchanged. We quote $l3al3 per ton lor
No. timothy, and inferior grades held at S6a
10 per ton on arrival, and receipts nberal.
Dealers REQUIRE 81 az more per ton in store.
BEMP-There is very little doing but the
offerings being light the market is steady at
Sll0a115 per ton for rough Kentucky. and
dressed is quoted Sa916c per lb for j0bbing
lots.
HIDES-Demand moderate with ample Offer
inRs at previous prices. Green hides are
worth SAFE, wet salted 7a9c, and dry shlteJ
and tiint llal4c per lb We quote 60ca$l FOL
good to prime sheep pelts and 2oalOc Tor com
mon.
| MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady
with liberal offerings at 50 6Ual0 for bran, ia
| l3 for smpstuffs, and $l4alS for middllngs PEI
| ton on arrival, and 81 more IN store'
| MOLASSEo-Tnere has been no change
New Orleans syrup is In fair request at 55a6J'
per gallon for prime, to choice INFERIOR II
held at 3sa45c per gallon and not much de
mand.
OILS-Prime linseed is worth 50c per gallon
with moderate demand. Lard OIL is quoted "
| ay7c for winter extra, and S5aS5c for curren
make per gallon. Refined petroleum Is Wortf
2Sa &c per gallon, and frm.
| POTATOES--fhe receipts are ample ant
| there is q Ialr lpL W dp o.
| az 10 per br in store, and selling at 81 5Oal D.
per brl, loose in wagons.
| POULTRY Chickens are in moderate de
mani, with free offerings OF young at Sl 50a2 5J
and old AT 80 75a3 50 per uozen.
RICE-Fair consumptive demand, and mar
ket steady at 61aa1Ac for Carolina and oa0h
| for Louisiana.
| SALI--rhe market remains quiet and un
changed. Domestic is worth Ac per bu, ant
81 ~ per brl of bushels turks Island Is hei'
at 85a31c per bu. Liverpool is worth 81 2Oa! .
| per bTl.
| SEED-Timothy is in moderate request at
AZ il per bu in store, anu will bring 81 50a1 q
per bu in round lots to arrive. Clover contin
ues nominal. Flax seed is worth 81 10 per b
in store.
| SUGAR-There is tair censumptive de
mand, and the market remains steady. Ne,
| Orleans is worth l0l10Hc; yellow refined, 10
1Uac: extra &C." IO%altc; "B" white. 11H
l1IHc; "a" white, 1IMallhc, and hard II
per lb.
| TALLOW-The market continues stead
with fair demand. and we quote country 7%c
and city &c per Id.