The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

River per hp. Caunel coal is quoted 2Oa22c per
bu, and Anthracite $Sa9 per ton; dellveied.
There ls some You Shiogheuy offering at lOc
per bu, float, bat very little selling
COkE-The demand Is m0deraVe. but the
market remains steady at previous prices. 1t
Is worth &c for u house, Sc for city manufac-
tuied, and 9alvc for crushed per bu at yards.
ana III c more delivered.
DRIED FRUIrS-Domestic fruit is quiet and
freely offered at 3a4c per ID for apples, anu
lO,sal2c or peaches. Moderate demand for
foreign at >3aI5c for citron, lyal4c for figs, 8 \
lG Ior prunes, and Ease Tor cHrrants per Id.
LAYER raIsIns are quote1 S2a2 10 per box.
EGGS-There is only moderate demand,
with free offerings Of fresh at 11al23 per doz.
GREEN FRUIrS-Apples are in fair con-
sumptive demand, with liberal offerings in
store at 81 25a2 90 per brl FOR good to choice.
CranOerrles are in moderate demand at S9al0
per Dfl Valencia oranges are worth $1Uai1 per
case, and Sicily are quoted SO jua4 10 per box.
Lemons are worth S4a5 per box.
HAI-1he demand Is moderate and entirely
local, and only the rest grades wanted. No.
timothy is worth $i0ai0 81 per ton on arrival.
Lower grades are neglected at $7ag per ton.
Deaiers ask S2 per ton more in store.
HEMP-Is dull anu nominal for rough Ken
tucky, none of which is Offering. Dressed is
selIlng in jobbng lots at 9a9kc per ID.
MILL FEED-The market continues steady
anu quiet Wltn liberal offerings. Bran is sell
ing at $l5al4 per ton. Ship lbs are quoted Sl4
al5 per ton, and middlings held at $l7 COa22 10
per ton, all on arrival. Dealers ask ~ per ton
more in store.
MOLASSES-The m arket is steady but quiet,
with no material change in prices. New Or
leans srup is north 5Ja5Sc Tor good to choice
and 4Oa45c for Common. We quote 45a9Jc for
renned slrups, as 10 quality, and 3Ja35c for
sorghum, per gallon.
OlLS-Linseed is in fair demand and firm at
65a6lc per gallon. Extra lard oil is steady but
demand light at 93a95c per gallon. Refined pe-
troleum is now selling at 20a2lc per gallon, and
moderate demand.
POTATOEo-The market is steady but quiet
with liberal offerings Good to prime lots on
arrival are selling at SOa90c per bu, and choice
Early Rose held at 81 per bu, loose. The best
grades are worth $la1 Is per bu loose, and $3a
81 per brl packed in store
POULTRY-Ihe market is quiet and steady,
with liberal receipts. Turkeys are Quoted ga
&c for live and 10a1lc for dressed per ID. Chick
ems selling at $2 75a8 so per dozen for live or
dressed per dozen.
SALT-Tnere is o fair demand for domestic,
with liberal offerings at 81 IS per brl of 2SO los,
and 24c per bu. Liverpool coarse is worth 81 IL
al ~ per sack. Turks Island 33a35c per bu.
SEED-Clover sells at 15Aa15hc per lb in
store and quiet. Timothy is in moderate de-
mand at $2a2 10 per bu in store. Flax is
worth 81 3Oal As per bushel for good to prime
SUGAR-Fair local trade and the market
steady. We quote New Orleans 9al0c for raw,
and 1lallhc for clarified. Yellow refined is
worth 10AalO%c, extra "C'' 1lallNc, ga"
white llxa12c, crushed 12Lc, and cut loaf 13c
per lb.
TALLOw.-The market is quiet, with sales
OF country rendered at 7aa 72lc per lb packed