The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

s15a15 % per brl for city mess, but buyers are
holding OF at these figures.
LARD-The market is firm with an up
ward tendency IN prices, Prime steam As
held at 9Ma9%c per lb. Kettle is almost nomi
nal AZ loalo]Ic for country, and lOhalO%c Tor
city per lb.
BULK MEATs-The market Is firm but
the is no great demand. shoulders a. quoted
5ha5Ac; clear rib sides held at 7Ta7Ac, ana
clear sides 73aSc per ID, all loose.
BACON-ls firm but remains duiet. Held at
6Aa676c for shoulders, SHao5sc Tor clear rib
sldes per Id. all packed. SuGar-cured mans
are quoted 9Hai1c per ID, according TO aver
age.
COTTON-There is quiet market and steady
at previous prices. Sock, l0,33S bales. The
! official quotations are as follows: Ordinary
| 9nc, good ordinary lOc, low middliDg l0hc.
| middllng lie, good mddlIng 1l5Sc, mlddilng
fan ll1Sc, fair l2Tc per lb.
| WHloKY-COntinues steady, with sales of
| 19j brls on Change to-day at 81 VA per gallon.
BEANS Market steady but very quiet, and
liberal offerings at $l b5al Is for best navies,
81 40al 80 for prime TO choice white am $la1 %
| for inferior per bu.
| BROOM CORN-The demand is light ana
there are liberal offerings. We quote red
| brush 2a4c as to quality; green stalk 4Iaac,
and green hurl 5ha6c per ID.
| BUTTER-The market is duh and heavy.
The receipts are excessive, the demand being
almost entirely local, and only for the finest
| quality. Prices have downward tendency.
Choice fresh rolls are quoted 2Oa2lc for Central
| Ohio, and 22a23c for Western reserve. but
| these ngures are obtained mostly for selections
| by the single package. Good to prime dairy
is quoted iIal6c per ID, and inferior is oiferin
| at 8al2c per Id as to quality.
CHEESE-The market remains steady, but
| the receipts and the demand are both light.
Prime to choice factory is quoted 15HaI6c per
| lb.
COFFEE-1he market is easy with very
moderate demand, mostly for local consulnp-
Nv ard
| Rio is worth 17a18c for common, 19a20c for me-
dium, 2la23c for good TO prime, and 23ka24c for
| choice per lb. Java is selling at 25a2sc per
pound.
COAL-very little selling afloat, with Offer
| ings at 7a71kc for YOughlogheny, 6ha7c for
Ashland, aud 5ha6c for Ohio River per bu.
| The following are the rates delivered to con-
sumers: Yougniogheny 12o, Kanawha and
River 9aiOc per bI Camel coal is quoted lSa
2Oc per Du, anu anthracite $8a9 per ton, de-
| livered.
COKE-Continues steady, with very modI
| crate demand, and prices unchanged. Gas
house is quoted &c at yards and &c delivered
per bu; city manufactured &c at yards and &c
delivered; crushed &c at yards and 10c deliy-
| cred per bu
DRIED FRUrTs-very little doing and
market steady. Peaches quoted l0a1l Nc and
apples 3a4c per lb citron 20a22c, fgs 9al2c,
currants 7tlaSc, and prunes 6ka7nc, per h.
LAYER raisins quoted 81 70al 81 per box.
EGGo-The receipts are liberal and there is
only moderate uemand with an easy market
at l2ai2hc per dozen.
GREEN FKUITS-There is liberal supply
Of apples with only moderate consumptlye
demand ana fair TO choice are freely offered at
81 50a3 per brl. Cranberries are quoted $Sa9
per brl for prime TO choice. Lemons are
quoted So seas 50 and oranges S3a5 per box.
HAY-Continues quiet though steady, with
ample offerings and u fair local demand. We
quote Sl0al2 per ton for prime to choice tim
En0 E1R lrvr
quality, all on arrival, and 81 more in store.
HEMP-The demand is light for Rough
Kentucky but there is very little offering, and
the market Is steady, at $1l5al20 per ton on
arrival, and IS more asked in store Dressed
is in moderate demand at 6a9c per lb as to
quality.
MILL FEED-Bran continues scarce and
firm at S18 per ton. Shipstufrs are freely Of
fered and neglected at s1sal9 per ton.
MULASSES-Marketq quiet aud steady. We
quote New Orleans 5Oa55c for prime to choice,
and 4Oa45c for inferior per gallon, refined
syrups 4Oa9Oc as TO quality, and sorghum 2ba
Doc per gallon.
OfLS-Linseed is in moderate demand at 66c
per gallon. Extra lard oil freely offered at S2a
Soc per gallon, and demand light. Refined pe-
troleum steady at 18a17c per gallon.
POTATOES-There are liberal offerings with
a fair consumptive demand, and market steady.
Quoted on arrival, 90caSl l6 per bu loose, &C
cording to quality. Good to choice are
quoted So 95as so per brl packed, and 81 l5al %
per bu loose.
POULTRY-Live chickens are in moderate
demand, and the receipts are ample. We quote
them 81 75a3 80 per dozen, as to size and cOndi-
ton. Live geese are quoted So 6Oa4 % per doz-
en-, and turkeys held at SasHc per lD.
SALT-Market steady for domestic and Ean-
awha, and Ohio River is selling ut 1Sc per bu
and 81 10al l5 per brl Of 2S0 lbs Turks Island
dull at s9a36c per bu. Liverpool coarse held
at 81 10a1 20 per sack.
SEED-There is q moderate demand for
clover, and it Is jobbing at l5a15Xc in store
per Id. Timothy is worth 81 70al 81 per bu in
jobbing way in store for good to prime. Flax
is in demand at 81 s5al so per Du, according to
quality.
SUGAK-Tne market is steady with moderate
demand and no material change. New Orleans
is worth Sxa9xc per lh for raw and 1lallkc
for clarified. We quote yellow refined 9HalOc,
extra "C" l0Jzal0hc, "a" white lU%al1c, pow
dered ana granulateG 1l1SallZc, crushed 12c,
and cut loaf &c per lb.
ALLOW-Steady and quiet at 7bc for
country packed, and 7Xc for city loose per lb,
and liberal offerings.