The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-18

Rio sells at 19a70c, medium at 2la27c, good
at q V a23c, and prime to choice 23ha26c per
lb Java is quoted 2Sal5c per ID.
COkk-The market Is quiet and steaay, with
moderate local demand. City manufactured Is
quoted Cato Der bW at yards, and Sa9c delivered.
Gas-house 7c at yards, and &c delivered
crushed sa9c at yards, ana l0aIIc delivered,
per bu.
DRIED FRUFTs-There is a moderate de
mand for domestic fruits, and apples quoted
9h a4o ana peaches 9alle per lb. Foreign fruits
dull and nominally unchanged. Wequote cit
ron 2Oa22c, hgs l1al2c, prunes Sa9c, cnrants
aSc per ID, and raisIns 81 60a2 per box.
EGGS-fheTe is quiet market, and fresh
are freely offered at l0c per dozen, and demand
limited.
GHEEN FRUIrs-There is steady market
for aOples, with moderate supply, and selling
at 81 50a3 90 for fair 10 pr me, and So 15a4
for choice per brl, ant demand fafr; oranges
| steady, and sell at sea- per box, and lemons are
quoted s. 5Oa6 SO per box.
HAI-The market 10 steady and quiet, with
ample offerings and ouly a fair local demand.
w quote prime to choice timothy Sill 00ai2 81
per ION, good mixed $9al0, and common $Ias
per ton, In bales on arrival, and 81 more wanted
| in store.
| HEMP-There is but little doing in rough
| Kentucky, but under offerings the market ID
| steady, and we quote it s1l5al20 per ton on ar
| rival, and nominally Sc more in store We
quote dressed oa9c per ID, and quiet.
| MILL FEED-Ehe markets. quiet, and bran
| is Offering at SIT per ton. Shipstufs held al
sl9a2J per ton, and neglected. Middlings IN
Imolerate request at S2!a2T per ton on arrival
| Dealers ask 81 more IN store,
| MOLASSES-Sew Orleans syrup is steady
and demand for it is fair. with good to choice
| selling at 5Ja5Sc per gallon. We quote a9Oc
for refined syrups. according to quality, and ze
a3jc Tor good to choice sorghum.
| OlLS-There is a fair demand for linseed,
| and firm with limited offerings aG Toe per gal
lon. Refined petroleum Is quoted 14a.5c per
gallon anu demand far La. d oil is steady
| and quiet at 82aS3c per gallon for extra
| POIATOES--Iherea are limited offerings ol
old and demand moderate, and good to choice
quoted 81 30a1 % per bu IN store. New pota-
| toes are in fair demand with increased re-
| celpts, and selling at $Ia5 per brl.
| POULTR1--Chickens are in moderate de-
mand anu the receipts are large, ahd we quote
them ~ 50a3 Is for full grown, aud yoLng are
Offering at 81 j0a2 81 per dozen, a. cordiug to
| s.Ze and condition.
| SALT-Moderate demand for domestic and
steady and ohio River and hanawha jobbin g
ut iSc per bu and 81 III per brl. Liverpool is
dull at .1al ~ per sack, and Turks Island
is held nominally Il. 32a &c per bu.
| SEED--M Market steady and very quiet. Hun
garIan grass ID quoted 10a75c per Du, German
millet 70a75c, ami American do Goa SC per bu.
Flax seed quoted 81 goal IS per Du for good &c
choice. Nothing dong in clover and timothy
| SUG.Ak-The market is firm, with fair de-
mand. New Orleans is Quoted lOallc for raw
and 1lhal2c for clarified per In. Refined
sugars are selling at l1al1Kc for yellow, IL w
| llxc lor extra &C." I2al2Ac for "A" white, l3a
| 1876 for powdered anu granulateG, 1871 al3hC
for crushed, and I33+c for cut loaf, per 10.
| TALLOM-The market is steady and selling
at SIC for city rendered loose. and &c for prim'
country packed per Id and fair demand