The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-30
ixc for green stalk braid, and eas,1c for hurl

5a5Kc for green stalk braid, and 6a6S<c for hurl
per lb.
BUrrER-The receipts are moderate but the
supply is ample. The demand Is mostly for
the finest qualities for local consumption, and
lower grades are neglected. We quote extra
creamery 24a26c per lb Dairy made sells at
14al5C Tor Central Ohio, and l6alSc IOr W esteIn
Reserve per 10. Inferior grades are held at 10
al2C per lb, as to quality.
CHEES Sh-The demand rs moderate with
rather light offerings aud market firm at lO1a
allc per ID for prime 10 choice factory.
CUEFEE-There is fair consumptiVe de-
mand, and the market is firm with little or no
change. We quote common Rio lSal9c, faIr to
good 2Oa2?c, prime 29Kaz31se, and choice Aa
25c per Id; and Java 27a3Oc per Id.
COAL-Only moderate demand and mar
ket steady. The rates afoat are 7a75ac for
YOughlOgneny &c for Ashland, and SIC for
at lie for 1oughiogheny, lUallc for Musklngum
and KanaWha, lOc for Ashland, ana SC for OHIO
River, per bu,
COKE-Market dull but held steady. We
quote city made 6a7c, gas-house 7c, and
crushed Sa9c per bu at yards, and 2a3c more
delivered to consumers.
EGGS-Are in falr demand and firm, with
limited offerings, and fresh arrivals sell at l5a
l4c per dozen, the latter for counted out.
GREEN FRUIlS--Apples are freely offered
at Sla2 per Drl, us TO quality. Peaches IN good
supply and demand fair at s2a4 per bu, in bxs.
Pears sch at 81 25ai 5Oper bu Tor BartIetts,
81 l5a2 50 per bu. Damsons quiet and steady
at ~ 25a3 per bu. S@a
HAY--1he market is easy and rather dun.
with good supply and only moderate local
demand. Prime to choice timothy is quoted
x9alU 90 per ton in bales on arrival. Inferior
held at $8 J0as. according to quality, per ton.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky continues dull,
but there is very little Offering, and it is held
firm AT $l25al3O per ton, on arrival. Moder-
ate jObDing for dressed at 9a9C per lb. in store.
MILL FEED-Bran is III moderate demand
and steady and selling at 50 J0aI0 per ton; ship
stuns dun at Sl3al3, and mlddlIngS are steady
and quiet at $l6azl per ton, all in bulk, on ar
rival.
MOLASSES-Th supply is light ami very
little demand, but market steady at 45a55c per
gallon lor New Orleans, and 55caSl 20 for re-
fined syrup.
OIL5-Linseed is dull and held at 52a53c per
gallon. Refined petroleum Is in fair demand at
l3al5c per gallon, as to fire test Extra lard
oil, current make is quoted 73a75c per gallon.
POTATOES-Ihe receipts are liberal, and
the markets. quiet and easy with only mod
crate local demand. Selling from wagon.
loose, at 9Jca$l per bril- In store good to
choice held at 81 2Oal 35 per brl packed.
POULTRY-Chickens are in fair demand
with large offerings and market easy. Fully
grown are selling at $2 5Oa3 per dozen, and
young at " 25a2 as to size and condition.
SALT-Ihe marked is quiet but steady for
Ohio River and Kanawha, with liberal offer
ings at 81 25 per brl of bushels. Turks Island
held at 30a33c per bu, and course Liverpool
at 81 lOal 70 per sack
SEED-Light demand for clover and offered
at l2c per 10 in store, and sa9c for new on ar
rival. Timothy IS quoted 81 35a1 40 per Du on
arrival, and 81 55al ~ in store. Flax sells at
81 l0a1 % per bu and fair demand.
SUGAR-The market is steady and quiet, az
follows: Yellow refined Sha94c, extra sc"
91a0S%c,, GA" white 1OAalO%c, hards liza
1lKc,and cut loaf 1l%c per pound Raw New
Orleans is quoted 94alOc, and clarified lU1Gllc
per lb.
ALLOW-Contnues steady with fair de-
mand at 7&a754c perlb, for country rendered