The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-07

ings at lOalOsc per lb for prime to choice
factory.
COEFEE-The demand Is only moderate but
the market remains steady. RIO is quoted
lSal9c for common, l91a a20Hc for medium, 2la
a23c for prime to choice, and 231s a24c Tor
choice per ID. Java sells at 2Sd32c per Id.
COAL-There is q moderate local demand
and the market remains steady. We quote 7,ac
fer Youghiogneny, &c for Ashland, and BIC
for Ohio River per bu, atloat. 1t is quoted w.
for ONO River, l0c for Ashland and Camp
bell Creek, lOallc for Musklngum Valley,
Kanawha and Youghiogheny, and l5a20c fol
Camel per bu, delivered 10 consumers. An
tilracite is quoted $Sa9 per ton, delivered to
consumers.
COKE-There is very little demand and the
market is nomlnally unchanged. City manu-.
| factured is held at &c. Gas-house 7C, and
! crushed at 0a9c per bu, at yards, and 2a3C
| more per bu asked delivered to consumers.
| DRIED FRUlro-Ihe market IS duh, an |
prices are nominally unchanged. Layer raIsms
are held at 81 Sja2 per box, cltron is quoted 20a
| 22c, figs l0al2c, prunes 8alOc, and Currants ~
| aSc perlb. Domestic fruit Is quoted Sal0c fol
] for peaches and 1sa4c for apples, per Id.
EGGS-There is moderate local demand
only, and the offerings are liberal, with fresh
| arrivals held at l0alOkc per dozen.
GREEN FkUlIS-There are very few apples
on the market, and they are merely nominal
| at 50 5Ua4 per bu for fair to prime. Oranges
sell at x6aS per box, with moderate demand.
Lemons are steady at @7aS per box, and de-
maud fair.
| HAY-rhe supply is generally in excess OF
| the demand, which is chiefly local and for the
| best, No. timothy is onering at SlOal1 per
ton, in bales, on arrival; good mixed is held at
| $S 50a9, and common hay at $Ta6 per ton, on
arrival. In store " more is required.
| HEAP-Rough Kentucky is dull, but the re-
| ceipts being light tho market is tirm at $l2Oa
| l25 per ton on arrival. Dressed is jObDing In
| store at Sa9c per ID, according to quality.
| MILL tEED-There is quiet market with
moderate demand for all articles, and ample
1 1Rnfu nnn
shipsturs sl5aH and middlngs $l7a2i per ton,
| all in bulk, on arrival About ~ more in
| store.
| MOLASSES-Tne market is steady and New
Orleans is In fair consumptlve demand, ana
| seHing at 45a5ic for inferior to prime, and 5Sa
l 60e for choice per gallon. Refined syrups are
quoted 4SasOc per gallon, as to quality, and de-
Inand moderate.
OILS-Linseed in moderate demand at 74a76c
per gallon and steady. Refined petroleum is
steady at NhaI6hc per gallon, and fair de-
mand Extra lard oil is freely offered at S0aS2C
| per gallon. and quiet.
POIATOES-There is fair local demand
| for new, with moderate receipts, and we quote
them 81 JOaJ 50 per bri, on arrival, for good % te
| choice OLD are dull with limited supply, and
quoted nomInally 81 1Oal IS per bu in store.
| POULTRI-There is a fair demand fol
chickens, with steady market and an ample
supple at 2 25a3 for old, and 81 T5a2 rs for young
per dozen.
| SALf-Market steady for domestic, and de.
mand fair at iSc per bu and 81 0Sal 10 per brl OF
| $50 lbs for Ohio River and kanawha. Foreign
| Ia dull and nominal at S1aI 10 per sack fOl
coarse Liverpool, and S2a33c per bu for TURKS
Island.
SEED--The market is steady with moderate
demand at 90a9jc for German millet, 70aT5c 70 1
Hungarian grass, and 60a65c for common mil
let per bu. Flax seed sells at 81 2Ual IS per bu
| for good to choice. Clover and timothy arc
merely nominal.
SUGAk-There is a fair consumptive de-
mand and the market rules steady. We quote
IA" white 12al2Hc, granulated 121Sal3,, pow :
dered and crushed l5Hal2Hc, and cut loaf 1Ss<c
per ID. New Orleans is quoted l0a1lc for raw
and II lha12c for clarified, per pound.
TALLOW-The market is quiet and steady,
with liberal offerings. We quote TIC per Id
for prime country packed, and 30 for city rem
dered, loose.