The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-25

red brush, 4Xa5kc for green stalk braid, 5Ha
&c for green hurl, and 65la7c for choice green
per h.
BUTTER-The receipts are light, but sufi-
cieut Tor the demand. The market remains
steady and quiet We quote 22a34c for cream
cry, and 15alBc for Western Reserve dairy,
and lSal4c for Central Ohio, per 10. Lower
grades are neglected at sa9c for common, and
10ai lc for medium perlb.
Oh HEEoE-Continues firm with fair local de-
mand and ample receipts. Prime to ch oice
factory is quoted 81 a9c per lb, Inferior quail
ty merely nominal.
COPFEE-The demand is only moderate,
but there is a steady market. Rio is quoted
1Sal9c for common, 20a22c for medium, 22ha
23c for prime, and 31sa241ac for choice per lb.
Java is quoted 2Ta32c peT.lb
COAL-Steady and quiet. Offering af1oat at
56c for OHIO River, &c for Ashland, and &c for
Yougniogheny per bu. Delivered to censum-
ers at lie for YoughiOgheny, lOa1lc for
Kanawha and MuskIngum, 1Oc for Ashland,
and Sc for OHIO River per bu.
COKE-SJeady and quiet, and prices nomi-
nally unchanged. We quote city manufactured
6a7c, aS-house &c, and crushed sa9c uer bu at
yards, and 2a3c more delivered.
EGGS-The receipts are large. but there is
very little demand, and it is difficult to obtain
| l0c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FEATHERS-Steady and quiet, and PRIME
| live geese selling at 42a43c per Id.
GREEN FKU1TS-Very little demand for
apples, with liberal offerings and held at 81 so
| az so per brl, as to quality Pears are in mod
crate demand at 81 5Da5 50 per brl. Peaches
sell at $3a4 per bu in boxes. Lemons in fair
demand az $sa6 50 per pox Oranges quiet at
| $4a5 per box.
HAY-Steady, and the best grades are IN
| fair local demand, and prime to choice timo-
thy sells at Sl2a1i per ton In bales, on arrival.
| Low grades are dull, and held s9al0 for me-
| diums and $aS for common per ton.
| HEMP-Rough Kentucky is dull, but with
| limited offerings it is firm at $l2Oa 30 per ton
on arrival. Jobbing lots of dressed sell at Sa9c
| pprI
| MILL FEED - Market quiet and steady.
| Bran Is quoted Sllan 50, shipstuffsSl3a14, and
middlngs $l7a23 per ton, all i'll bulk on ARRIVAL
| and 81 more IN store.
| MOLASSES-There is q moderate consump-
tive demand, and the market is firm with light
| stock. New Orleans is quoted 45aS3c for IN
ferior to good, and 55a6Oc for prime to choice;
and refined syrupsheld at 5OcaS1 per gallon.
OILS-Market quiet and steady. Prime lin
seed is quoted 62a63c per gallon. Refined Pc
troleum is firm at l4al5c per gallon for llC
degrees test. Extra lard OIL, current make, il
| quoted 73a75c per gallon.
POTATOES - The receipts are liberal and
the Market Is quiet and easy, with only mod
crate local demand. and selling at 81 5ua1 rs pei
brl, packed, and 81 25a1 80 loose, on arrival, as
to quality.
PoULTRY-Chickens are in moderate de-
mand with free offerings. and old sell at $3a
90, and young at 81 5Ua2 so per dozen. accord.
ing to size and condition.
| SALT-Dull for foreign and held at 30a32c
per bu for Turks Island, and 81 1Oal Is per sacE
for Liverpool coarse Ohio River and Kama.
wha is in moderate demand and selling at 1eC
per bu, or 81 0oal 10 per brl Of zSO lbs.
SEED-Market dull. Clover held at lac PEI
lb, timothy at 81 sOa2 90 per bu. Seed buck
wheat quoted 81 50al Is per bu. Flax seet
81 lOal 25 per bu as to quality.
| SUGAR-The uemand is moderate and mar
ket quiet. We quote refined yellow 10hal1c
extra &c" nkallHe, "a" white, l1Hal1%c
granulated RHal25le, crushed and powdered
| l2haI2&c, and cut loaf 13c per lb New Or
leans is quoted 10alOAc for raw, and II u3Ial1X'
for clarified per ID.
| TALLOW-Demand fair and steady at ~
for city and T}Ic for country rendered per lb.