The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

shoulders 51sc, clear rib sides GJ5c, and clear
BNCDN-Demand light. hut hcd steady.
Shuui&ers aac, clear rib sldGs Tjsc and GieaI
sldI9 oJ pei Id, all packet. ouEar-cI,rai
canvlsed and packed
COTrpN-MarEcJ steady and quiet Prices
Unchanged sales, 4j Dnlrs. stock 44DT bal -.
We quote: OraInary "4c, good ordinary 20 e,
low mlaullng iOiGc. mi td!fmr lOssr, good md
lang lie, niiGllnG iair Il3sc, and GtIr lI1.c
per pound.
WnIokY-I5 in fair demand and selling to-
daY ut 81 II per gallon.
BEANS-OnerIn45 light amt limitel de.
mand, bat nomnaltv Unchanged Bc,t uavys
are quot 1T D goa -. prime to choice wht,. on
hedluin T2H2 -, and inferior lots jIal - per
bUshel
BEODM CORN The market is GulI bur
steady, ami offerings hight. We quose aa+5 &c
Tor ret brush, jJjtec lOr green stalk brad, and
0aGA q for hur, per ID.
BUrTER-rh3 receipts are ample ani the
market Is steady, though qulct, With only a
ldlr cohsunpJtHc demand, GhlUiiy for the
higher srateS. We qtlte It.Gi f,r cge tmory.
DIir! made sells 1T LA Sc for Western X =
scrve, ami l4al5a for Central Ohio per 10. and
lac more asked for selections. Lower grades
ttl mt lOal2!ac per H. according togulItty.
CItEtS Is steady, with ample offerings
and moderate uGmaui ut lO!,allI,CD,r lD for
prime TO cIJiot.
COE tbh-COntInurs quit and unchanrei.
There il fair constructive Ueman /, ana RaO
selling at lSalj6 Tor common, 2ua2C for rtir to
good, 2S%a2itac for prime. aau 24a25o for
chOice, pCr III. Java is quoted y a}0c per lD.
JpAL--StGady ana uuiet III previous bFICps.
He'd a. large lOr )nugnIos sncnv, &c for Ash
tithtt, ali jt6o for ONO River per bu, ailoa,.
W Z quote 1uu"hioghcny lie, KanaWn;L and
hnsKngum lJallc, llOcEiug Valley lUc, ASH
!ahd l0c, ana ONO River &c per Uu, delivered
| ~ CONSUMERS.
COhL--Damand light, but prices steady and
nontnaily unchanged. ClLy manufactured is
quoted &c ut yards, and SC per hu delivered.
has-houst 10 ut yards, and &c delvy red.
Crushed S'.9c per ou at yards, anu lOa lc de-
illVCred.
EGtiS-Thnre Is only moderate demand bat
the offerings are light, and the market is firm
at l2al3c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUIl S--Apples du!! at 81 a5a1 II
per brl, 'hc latter DrlCe Tor choice. Peaches
are less plenty and iirner, selling at 81 UQaZ 80
per bu, and 81 2jal ~ per basket. Pears are
sun SLOW at VI '.a2 % per brl for common, and
81 2ja; 8 per bu for BartiGtt's. Damson pitlms
arc weak: offered ut $4 OUa4 80 per stau1 OF two
bushels. Grapes are selling at 81 LUaI 70 Der
bu, and Concord at 81 JJal q.
II Al-fhcre was fair local demand for the
higher grades, with liberal offerings and lower
6 AIDES are dull. Timothy Is sGlliug ut {9all
Tor prime to choice i'll bales on ARRIVAL Low
Graues hci't at 81 50ao per ton. In store deal
ers asF. $2a3 more per ION.
1lEMP-kOugh Kentucky is in light demand
but LhG stock Is salall, ana it Is held firm at
Sl2jalD per ton on arrival. Moderate jgbDing
demand Tor dressed ut Sa9c per lb.
MILL FEED-rhe market is stcaav with
liberal offerings. Bran IL, quoted ~ 50alJ 90,
shlpstuils sl2ai3, and midiings $lGa2I per ton.
all IN DalN on arrival. Dealers ask " more per
ton IN store.
5oES-Malkct steady with moderate
consuInptve demand at previous prices. New
Orleans is qu0tct iIt63c per gallon iDr fair to
prime. Refined syrups held ut 5ycaSI % pcr
gallon, according to quality.