The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-24

for green stalk braid, 4%a5c for. prime hurl,
ami . a6c for chOiUe green per pound.
BUTTER-The receIpJs are not very large,
but the supply rs stin In excess OF the demand
Only the finest grades are wanted for lOcai
consumption and low grades are dull and nom
mai We quote "A l8c per ID for prime TO
choice dairy, and 2la2 C Tor creamery per ID.
All gra ales inferior to these are otflring at Ia
l0c per ID, as TO quality.
CHEEsE-The receipts are more liberal and
there is only a moderate consumptive demand,
anu prime to choice factory is quoted l2al2Jsc
per Id.
COFFEE-MarKet steady aud fair consump-
tive demand. We quote Rio 19a20c for COM
mon, 2J1a a221sc Tor air to good and % Sa24Hc e
for prime to choice per Id. Java is selling a
2Sas5c per Id.
UoAL--Market steady and quiet. Moderate
offerings afl0at at 7a75lc for Youghiogheny I'll
6,s C for Ashland and 5a54s for ONO River per
bu. The rates to consumers delivered are as
follows: Ohio River SC, Ashland 10c, Campbell
Creek l0allc, Kanawha and MusKIngum Val
ley lUa!lc. ana Youghiogheny lie per Du.
and market steady. We quote city manufac-
tured 6c at yards and SC delivered per Du. Gas
house &c at yards and sc delivered. Crushed &c
at yar1s and l0c delivered per bu.
DRIED RUIIo-Tlere is a quiet market
and steady. Wequote Call per ID Tor peaches
and 2 4 a4c for appies. CItron is quoted 20a22c,
hgs 10al2c, prunes sa9c and currants 7asc per
lb, anu layer ralsins s. s5al 81 per box.
market is steady, with fair local demand at lie
per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FKUIIS-Moderate demand for ap-
pies, and firm under light offerings at 50 5Ja
81 for fair TO good, and S4a5 for prime to
choice, and the latter very scarce. We quote
$ja6 per box for lemons, and IS 5Oa6 81 for
oranges.
HAi-Moderate demand, but the market is
steauy, with little If any change. Prime to
choice timothy is quoted SLAP 50 per ton.
Medium grade Is held at $9a10. and common
$1a8 per ton. all in Dales on arrival. Dealers
ask 81 more in store.
HEMP-Rough kentucky remains dull, but
the offerings being light, it is held firm at S120a
l25 per ton on arrival, and about So more in
store. Dressed is jobblng at Sa9c per Id, In
store.
MILL FEED-There is quiet market, with
moderate offerings and limited demand ant
steady atS15al5 80 for bran, tl6al7 for shipstus,
| and S20a25 for middlings per ton, all In bulk on
arrival, and dealers asking 81 more IN store
| MULASSES-There l5 q firm market for New
Orleans, and the demand is fair at 5Ja60c per
gallon for good to choice. Refined syrups
quoted ca$l per gallon. according to quality.
| OILS-Ihe demand Is moderate for linseed,
but steady, and prime sells at 74a75c per gallon.
Refined petroleum selling at l4aI5c per gallon.
La, oil is quiet at S2a83c per gallon for extra.
| POTATOES--New potatoes are in fair de-
mand with moderate offerings at $4 50a5 50 per
brl for good to choice. Old are rather scarce
and quiet at 81 25al 30 per bu, as to quality, in
| store.
| POULTRY-Market quiet and steady for
chickens. The receipts are liberal with only a
moderate demand. We quote them 81 25a3 for
old, and 81 75a2 81 for young, per dozen.
| SALr-The demand is moderate and there
| is a steady market for Ohio River and Fan
awha at 81 10 per brl of 2SO lbs or iSc per bu.
Liverpool is dull as s1a1 III per sack, and Turk
Island held at 32a33c per bu.
| SEED--The demand is light but the market
| is steady at 70a75c for Hungarian grass, and
65a75c1 for millet, per bu. Flax sells at 81 goa
| ! S5 per pu in store for good to choice. Timo-
thy and clover dull and nominal.
| SUG Ak-There is firm market with fair
| demand and prices unchanged. We quote ew
Orleans 1Oallc for raw and I1Ma11%c for clarl.
fed, per lb. Yellow renned is quoted 1la1lTc
extra &C" l1hal%c, "A" white l2al2Ac, gran.
ulated 12Xal3c, powdered and crushed 1879
1870, ana cut loaf l35S l3xc per ID.
| TALLOW-The demand is fair with ample
receipts. We quote prime country Sc, and city
SHc per lb.