The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-13

ding ll2Ic, middlIng fair RXc, and fair 1870
per 10.
WHIsKY-Is in fair demand and selling at
81 0S per gallon.
BEANS-Are dull, with light offerings and
nominally unchanged. We quote nayys s? I5a
65, prime to choice white or mediums 81 26
az 30, and.down 70 81 per bu for Inferior.
BROOM CORN-Is quiet but steady, with q
lighc supply. We quote red brush 3a4c, green
stalk braid 4JSa5sc, and hurl safe per 10.
BUTTER-Ihe market is steady, with am
pie offerings and good local demand for the
best grades. Packers are only buying moder-
| aJely OF such grades as SUIT their purpose. We
quote extra creamery z3a25c per lb Dairy
sells at l6a s. for Western Reserve, and lial5c
for Central Ohio per h. Inferior is held at 10
al2c for mediums and Sa9c for common.
CHEEoE-The demand is only moderate, but
| the supply is light and the market is firm at
81 al01sc per lO for prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-The market is steady but quiet at
| the following prices: Rio, common le7a al9kc,
falr TO good 2Ja22c, prime ~ a23 &c, anu choice
| 24a25c per Id. Java 2Ta32c per Ib.
| LOAL-Quiet, and steady, with no material
| change. The rates anOat are SIC for Ohio
River, &c for Ashland and 7a7hc for YoughIo-
| gheny, per bu. Delivered to consumers as fol-
| los: ONO River &c, Ashland lOe, KanaWha and
Musklngum lJallc, ana YoughIogheny lie per
| bu.
CoKE-The demand is light and prices are
| nominally unchanged. 1t is quoted 6a7c for
| city manufactured, 7c for gas-huuse, and ea9c
1
| sumers at &c more per bu.
| EGGS-Ihe receipts are liberal with light
demand, and fresh arrivals are freely offered
| at &c per dozen.
| GREEN FkUITS-Apples are freely offered
| at 81 50a2 80 for good to choice, per brl, aud
demand light Pears sell at 81 5Oa3 per bu for
| choice, and 81 50a2 for common. Peaches are
in fair demand, with an ample supply at 81 50
| az % per Du, AS to quality. Grapes are quoted
So 50a4 U0 per bu in stands. Damsons 81 75a2 %
per Du.
HAI-Is in fair demand chiefly for the best
grades, and market steady With ample offer
| ings. We quote prime to choice timothy Sl2a
Ii for old and $l0all for new, per ton. lnfe-
riDr held at $7a9 per ton, all on arrival.
HEMP-Market steady though dull for rough
Kentucky. with light receipts. at $l25al3O per
ton on arrival, and dressed IN fair jobDing de-
mand at S1sa9c per Id in store.
MILL FEED-Bran is quiet with liberal Of
ferings at Sy 5Oal0 per ton: snipstuns at Sl?al;
per ton and dull; middllngs $lGa2l per ton, al
In bulk on arrival.
MOLASSES-Market quiet and steady with
no material change New Orleans quoted asa
55c, and refined syrups 50ca$l per gallon, as to
quality.
sells Slowly at 5Sa601 per gallon. Refined Pc
| troleum is quoted l31aal51ac per gallon, as to
fire test. Lard oil is freely offered at 73a15c
per gallon for extra current make.
| POrATOES-Continue dull and heavy with
excessive receipts, ana only moderate loca
demand at 75a90C per brl, loose from wagon
and 81 GOAL 25 per brl, packed, in store, fol
good to choice.
| POULTRY-There is a fair demand fol
chickens with ample receipts and market
steady. Wequote 81 5Ua3 25 for old, and 81 50a
2 10 for young per dozen.
SALT-1he market is steady, with moderate
demand for Ohio River and Kanawha at 81 per
brl Of $50 lbs Coarse Liverpool is dull at 81 VI
al Is per sack, and Turks Island at 30aS2C
per bu.
SEED-Market dull and nominal at lac pei
lb for clover, and 81 Sbal 80 per bu for timothy
Flax seed in moderate demand at 81 lOa1 Is pei
| busheL
SUGAR - Fair consunptive demand and
steady market. We quote raw New Orleans
94al0Xc and clarified 1lAallzc per lb. Yel-
| low refined sells at 10Hal1c, extra "C' II IA
defed 121Ial2%c, and cut loaf 13c per Id.
| TALLOW-Fair demand with ample re-
ceipts, and prime country selling at 79sa7AC
! per ID for packed.