The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

| gheny, 7c for Ashland. at 5HaGc for Ohio
| River, or bu Delivered tO consumers as fol-
| lows: lou2hio2heny at l2c. Kanawha aud
Musklngum Valley at llal2c, Ashland at lOa
lie, and ONO River Dal0c per bu Kanawha
| camel ls quoted SI20c Der bu, and Anthracite
| $Sa9 per ton, delivered
| COkE-fherc is moderate local demand
! and the market steady at 10 for gas house. Sc
| for clLy manufactured, and &c for crashed at
yards, and Ease more per bu required delivered
| TO consumers.
DRIED FRUiT5-App'es are quoted 3a4c,
and peaches held az l0al2c per lb, aud very
| little demand. Foreign fruit are in moderate
| demand at Ga1c for pTunes, 71IaSc for currauts,
| lOdl2c for hgs, ami 2Sa2,c Tor citron per lb.
and s. S0nl 20 per box for laver raslns.
| LGG9-Tnc market is well supplied aud the
| demand is moderate. Fresh arrivals are worth
| la PIC per dozen.
| GREEN FkUIrS-Market stendy for apples
and mo@erate offerings at 81 60a2 80 70, far TO
| prime, and ~ 75a3 for choice per brl. We quote
oranges SlOal2 per case, and S3a4 per box; and
lemons SSa5 per box. Cranberiies selling at
$0a9 81 per brl.
| HAY-lhe receipts are light and there is a
! firm market. No. timothy is IN fair consump-
| tive demand at SlOall per ton on arrival.
Inferior grates are quoted SO 5Ja9 per ton on
arrival as to quality, but are In limited de-
| mand. Dealers In store require 5! more per
| ton.
HEMPEThe market is quiet for rough Ken
| lucky with lighter receipts aud held at $ll5a
| 10 per ton, Oh arrival. Moderate jobbing de-
mand l0r dressed at 9c per b, IN store.
MILL FEED-There Is a fair demand for
bran with ample offerings at $l4 per ton. Ship
stuhs regulated at Sljal6 per ton MiddlIngs
IN moderate demand and steady at $l7az2 per
ton, all on arrival, AMI ~ more in store
M(LASSES-Falr local demand and market
steady. New Orleaus syrup is quoted 5Ja
56C for good to choice, and 4OaI5c for inferior
per gallon. Refined syrups are quoted down
to 40c for common and ranging up to 9 c for
choice per gallon Sorghum uull at 26a30c per
gallon.
OILS-There is a moderate demand tor lin
seed, and offerings light at 65a66c per gallon.
Extra lard oil is freely offered at 8}aS5c per
gallon, but very little demand. Refined petro-
leum is firm at l5a16c per gallon.
POrATOES..The supply is rather light, and
the market is firm, with fair demand. Good
TO choice in store are selling at 81 25al 40 per
bu, loose, and $3 25a3 70 per Drl, packed.
Sales on arrival at $lal 70 per bu, loose. ac-
cor ling to quality.
POUITRY-Llve chickens are in fair de-
mand, with ample receipts, and market
steady at $3 25a4 % per dozen, according to
quality Live geese are dull at 81 5Oa4 so per
dozen.
SALT - The market is well supplied,
and ONO River and Kanawha are in moderate
demand at 81 10al l5 per brl of 2S0 lbs and 1Sc
per bu. Coarse Liverpool dHll at 81 l0a1 70 per
sack. TURKS Island held at 33a35c per bu.
SEED-There is moderate demand for
clover, and jobbing sales in store at 14%a15c
per lb, and timothy is quoted 81 7Oal 80 per bu.
Flax seed Is in fair demand at 81 25a1 40 per
Dushel.
UGAR-Demand moderate: and market
steady. We quote New Orleans sIa9%c for
raw, and Hall Nc for clarified per ID. Refined
yellow, 81 al0c, extra sc" I01salOxc, "a" white
llHal1hc, granulated amt powdered liza
Rs crushed l2Aa12Hc, and cut loaf l21ac per
pound.
TALLOW-Is in fair demand, and offerings
ample at 7Ac for city rendered, loose, and nc
Tor prime, country packed, per ID.