The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-22

COFFEE--Is in moderate demaud md prices
steady and unchanged. RIO is selling 1T lSal9c
Tor common, 20a2 &C for medium quality, &21aa
/ 233ac Tor prime, and Au25c for choice per 10.
Java Is quoted 2laSOc per lib, as to quality.
COAL-Inere Is Il good seasUnaDle demand.
and prices are nomlnally unchanged. The
rates a1oat are 1Sa8c for YoughIUgneuy, CAT &c
for snlHnu and Campbell Greek, and 5Isa sa6c for
OHIO River, per bu. locking Valley is quote /
9dl0c per bu at elevator and Halo delivered.
We quote OHIO River 9ag%c. Ashland and
Campbell Greek l0c. Kanawha and Alusklngum
Valley lie, and Youghiogheny llul2c per but.
delivered to consumers.
COkE-Is quiet, but held steady, with mod
crate demand. We quote Gas -housc &c, city
manufactured &c, ana crushed SC per bu ut
yards, ana about &c more delivered 10 consun-
ers.
EGGS-The receipts are light with moder-
ate demand and market steady for fresh ar
rivals, at l4n!5c per duzcn.
GREEN FRUIIS-Molerate demand for APP
plies. and freely of1red aG 81 25u2 " per brl.
Pears in moderate demand at 81 25al 50 per bu,
and no cnOice on the market. Peaches in far
demand AMI moderate offerings at 81 jOa3 80
per bu in boxes for good to choice. Grapes are
steady. anu Ives sell at S2,I2 80 per stand OF Z
bushels. and concord 4a4 &C per III. Damsons
selling at $6a7 per stand and scarce.
HAY-The receipts are bar i anu the mar
ket Is quiet under a moderate local demand,
We quote SlOau per ton for prime to choice
timothy IN bales on arrival, and lower grades
dealers asking 81 more IN store.
HEM P-Ihe market continues dull for Rough
Kentucky. The receipts anu demand both
light, and held at$l21al3O per ton on arrival.
Dressed is JObbing slowly at Sa9c per lb.
MILL FEED-Bran is firm with light offer
irgs and selling at $40 j0al1 per ton. 5nlpstuIs
dull and he'd AZ sl3al3 per ton. Mlddhngs are
i'll moderate demand at Sl7a2? per ton, all in
bulk ON arrival About s. more asked in store.
MOLASSES-Tneu demand is only moderate
and tue market remains steady anu quiet for
New Orleans syrup at 45a65c per gallon Tor fair
to prime. Renned syrups are quoted 5Oca$l per
gallon aud DUH.
Oh S--Linseed in moderate demand and
steady ut 53c per gallon. Refined petroleum in
fair demand at l4al6c per gallon, as to fire
test. Lard oil quiet and steady AT 73aI5c per
gallon for extra current make.
POTA OES-Ihe receipts are light, but
there is very little demand beyond what is re-
uuireu for local consumption. lhC market
rules steady, and selling from wagons, loose,
at 81 lUul ~ per bril- anu in store held at IL 81
al 80 per bTl, packed.
quest, with large receipts, and the market is
quiet and easy. We quote 81 2ja2 81 per doZ-
en- for OH and 81 25al IS for young, as 10 quail
itY.
81 25 Der br Of bushels, and moderate de-
mand. Foreign dull at 32a35c p + bu for rurk' $
Island, and 81 lOal ~ per sack for coarse Lly-
erpool.
StLD-F ar uculdHu lOT clover, ana lrln at
95aalOc per ID on arrival, and mod rate re-
ceipts. Market steady for timothy, with mod
crate demand, and quoted 81 3jal 10 per ba on
arrival aud 81 5oal w IN store 1or prime TO
choice lots.
SUGAK-Is steady and quiet, the demand
being moderate. We quote yellow refined IA
94c, extra sc" lOa10%c, "a" white lOXa
1!4c, hards ll%al2r, and cut loaf l24c per H.
New Orleans sugars quoted ~ Iaallc for clarI-
fed, and 92s aloe for raw, per lb.
Il .nt
steady, with ample offerings at 7ssA7&c per
ID for country rendered in packages.