The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21

with fair consumptIve demand, at previous
prices. Rio il quoted l7alSc for common, l9a9Oc
for medium, 2la2 &c for good 10 prime, and 231Sa
>4c for choice per Id. Java 10 quoted 25a-sc
per pound.
CHEZ Either is O moderate demand with
Hight receipts. ami new cream cheese Is quoted
I5al5%c per 10 for prime to choice
CUAE--,rhQ mar ket IL quiet and steady with
moderate local demand at ga, 0c for Onio River,
IOa1ic for Ashland, 1lal2c for Muskingum VAL
ley and Kanawha, an llal|c fJr foughlogheny
per bu. delivered 10 COZ suniers. The rates
ailOat are &c for OhioRiver, 6a6hc for ASH
land, and Ia71Ic for YoughioEhcny per bu. We
quote Camel coal lSa2Oc per bu, and AnthTa-
cite SSa9 per ton, delivered.
| GOkE--Demand light but the market steady
| at previous prices. We quote gas house and
city man ufactureu &c per Du vt yar,is, aud SC
delivered; crushed Be at yards and lOc per bu
ldelIvered.
| DRIED FRUTTo--Phe demand is light for
all kinds. but the market is steady, and prices
miually unchanged. We puo g app IS 3a4c,
| aud peaches i0al W per lb, cItron 2Oa22c, hgs
! lUal2c, currants 7!Saoc, and prunes 6a1c per
lb LAYER raIsIns 81 sOal % per box.
/ EGGo-Tne market ID fully Stocked, and
| there Is only moderate demand at l0alic per
dozen for fresh arrivals.
| GREEN FkUIFS-Moderate demand for ap-
pies, and steady, and supply good at 81 50a2 90
Der hlI for good to choice. Cranberlies uuieC at
| h 5ja2 rs per box. Lemons in modera te equest
| at $4a5 81 per box. Oranges selling at So 5Oa5
per box, rs to quality.
| HAY-Markeu Arm and demand fair, but
mostly for the higher quality, and prime TO
choice tlmotny sells at $40 j0al1 30 per ton on
arrival. Lower grades negiccte at IS 5Oa9 10
for medium and $7aS for commJn per ton.
Dealers asking 81 more IN store.
| HEMP-Rough Kentucky is quoted s1l5a120
per ton on arrival, but the receipts are limited,
and there is very little demand. Dressed is
quoted 5a9c per lb, with moderate jobblng de-
mand.
Rai nar tDnn nm rIUu md
far demand Shipstuffs are dull at l9a.0 per
ton, and middlings are steady at $22a2T per
tor, all on arrival, and 10 more per ton in
store. ~
FLOR prime To choice, at 6Oa5jc, and inferior
ldull at 40a45c per gallon. Refined syrnps are
quiet at 45a90c, as 10 quality, and sorghum u
a3Oc per gallon.
jobbing sales at &c per gallon for prime. Ex-
ira lard oil continues dull, and held at S2aS5C
per gallon. Refined petroleum is quiet at 15a
16c per gallon.
i POTATOES-The demand is only moderate,
but the market continues steady, and liberal
IoGerngs. Lots on arrival quoted 90ca$1 Is pei
bu, as TO quality, and good to choice selling al
81 i5a1 30 per bu and S3a3 50 per brl in store.
| POULTRY-The offerings are moderate and
the market Is steady for chickens, with Ialr
demand at $3a3 rs per dozen, as 10 sza and con
dition. Geese are nominal at 50 5Oa4 5O pei
dozen.
| SALT-Oh1o River ana hanaWna IS SGeauy
and quiet ut 18c per Du and 81 ~ per brl Of IN
lbs. Turks Island dull at 83a3oc per bu, anC
Liverpool coarse at 81 lOal 20 per sack.
/ SEED-Clover IL in moderate jobbing de-
mand at 15a15hc per lib In store. Prime tC
choice timothy is quoted 81 7jal IS per Du fol
jobbing lots in store. Flax seed Ii quoted 81 %
al 30 per bu, and dull
| SUGAk--Market steady and moderate de-
mauu. We quote 9Tal0O Tor yellow refined
lOkalOHc for extra &C, "luk allie FORA" white
llhallZc for powdered and granulateG, ano
l2c for crushed per lb. New Orleans Is selling
tllallhc for clarified and Sxa9Xc for raw
per lb.
i TALLOW-Demand fair, and ample offer.
ings. We quote prime country 71c per lb
loose, and city 7xc packed.