The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-31

light supply. 1t is quoted 9a4IC for red brush,
5a6%c for green stalk braid, and 6a6xc for hurl
per ID.
DJrTER-The MAJ xet continues quiet and
| steady, with little or no change. There IS
tair local retail demand for the best grades,
with ample receipts. There is very little ship
ping or packing demand, and medium or lower
grades are dull, Creamery soils at 22ag5c per
Id, mostly by the single package, and dairy at
l5a Sc per ID. Inferior qualities Offering at 10a
I2taC per 10.
CHEEsE-Is steady, with ample offerings
ana moderate demand at I04aall &c per ID for
CUfFEE-IheIe is fair consumptiye de-
mand, and the market is Iirn with little or 10
change We quote common Rio loalyc, ialr to
good 2Oa2!C, prime 221Sa23lac, anu choice IA
25c per ID; and Java 27a30c per lD.
OOAL-stea,iy and quiet at previous prices,
Held at IdI4aC for Ioaginogneny, &c for Ash
land, and 535c for Ohio River per bu, ahoat;
We quote Youghogneny lie, Kanawha and
MusEmgum lUallG, Hooking Valley l0c, Ash
! land lOc, ana ONO River sc per Du, delivered
! t. consumers.
/ C0KE-MarNet dur but held steady. We
quote city made sac, gas-hOusc 7c, and
crushed 9a0c per hu at yaras, and 2a31 more
delivered to consume s.
EGGS The receipts are liberal, with only a
molerate demand, and selling at l2al5c per doz
for fresh arrivals.
GKEEN FRUI VS--Peaches are plenty and in
fair demand at 81 25a2 per bu, for good TO
choice in bXs. Supply OF apples large and de-
manu H. ght at Sla2 per brl Grapes are freely
offered 1t 81 50a2 70 per bu in stands. Pears are
good sApply, and quoted 81 2jai 81 per bu for
Bartlett's, and 81 75a2 per brl f0r common.
| AA1-Ihe market is easy and rather dull.
with gJoi supply and only a moderate local
demand. Prime to choice timothy is quoted
| S9alO 80 per ton in bales on arrival. Inferior
hcid at IS 50aS, according TO quality, per ton.
| HEMP-Market dull for rough kentucky,
| but held firm under limited supply at SI25a
| 1870 per ton, on arrival. Dressed Is quoted So
| 9C per lD, as to quality
| MILL FEED-Market steady and liberal
| offerings, with no material change. We quote
| ~ jOalO for bran, Slaal3 for ship -stufls, and
| $l6az1 for mlddlngs per ton, all in bulk, on ar
rival, and 81 more asked in store.
| M0LASSEo--Market steady with moderate
| consumptiye demand at previous prices New
| Orleans is quoted 4jaG5c per gallon tor fair to
| prime. Refined syrups held at jOca$l w per
! gallon, according to quality.
! O1LS-Market quiet and unchanged. Lin
| seed is quoted 52a55c per gallon and demand
/ light Ret1cd petroleum selling at l3aljc per
| gallon, as to fire test Extra lard in moderate
| request at 13a7jcper gallon for current make.
! POrATOES-Ihe demand Is local and mod
crate with liberal offerings and market dull
| but steady at 9Jca$l per brl, loose from wagon.
and u u 80 per bril- in store packed.
| POULTRY The demand is fair for chickens
\ with liberal receipts and market steady at
81 oOa3 for old, and 81 25a2 for young per dozen,
1 as to quality.
! SALT-Moderate demand for domestic and
| Ohio River, and kanawha selling at 81 25
| per brl Of $50 los. Foreign dull at 30a33c for
Iurk's Island per bu, and coarse Liverpool
! 81 lUal 70 per sack.
SEED-Light demand for clover and offered
| at l2c per lb in store and Sa9c Tor new on ar
rival. Timothy IS quoted 81 35al ~ per bu on
arrival, and 81 J5al 81 in store. Flax sells at
| 81 lOal % per bu and fair demand.
SUGAk-There is falr consumptiye demand
and the market steady. We quote New Orleans
S9alOc for raw. lU!aallc for clarified. Refined
| yellow SO G94c, extra sc" 81 aloe, "A'bwhite
| %al01sc, hards NkallSc, and cut loaf ll5sa
| l2C per Id.
TALLOW-The demand is fair and receipts
| per lb, lacked.