The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28

5kc for Ohio River, per bn, ahoat Selling to
consumers and delivered at &c for Ohio River,
l0c forAshiand, 10allc for CampbellCreek, Mus
KIngum Valley and Kanawha, l0ailc for
ioughiogheny, and 18a20c for Camel, per blL
COkE-The demand is light but prices are
steady, and nominally unchanged. CIty man
ufactured quoted &c at yards and &c delivered,
per bu, gas s-house &c at yards and &c delivered,
crushed Sa9c at yards and lUallc delivered
per Du.
DRIED FRUlro-Demand light ana prices
about nominal. Domestic held al Sal0c foI
peaches and 21saIc for apples per Id. Foreign
fruits held at Ease for currants, Sd9c IoI
prunes, 10al2c for figs, and 20a22c for citron
per lb, and II S5a2 90 for layer raIslns per box
EGGS-The market is steady and quiet with
moderate demand. and supply ample at llal2C
per dozen for fresh on arrival
GREEN FRUIrS-There are a few apples
Offering but mostly OF inferior quality, and
the demand is not sufficient to admit of any
quotations. Oranges are Offering at $4a6 pei
box and demand light. Lemons selling at $6aI
per DoX, and demand fair.
HAi-A moderate amount OF best grades
taken for local consumption, but inferior hay
is dull. Prices steaiv and unchanged but viii
liberal offerings. Prime to choice timothy
sells at Sllal2 per ton. in bales, on arrival
Medium held at IS 50a9, and common at $lat
per ton. In store dealers are asking about 81
more.
HEMP-There i3 very little demand, but uH-
der Light receipts the market remains steady,
and prices are nominally unchanged. Rough
Kentucky Is held at $12Oal25 per ton on arrival
anu at about IS more IN store. Dressed IN JOB.
Ding lots quoted Sa9c per lb in store, as tC
quality.
MILL tEED-There is a moderate demand
for bran, with limited offerings at Sl4 all
per ton. Snlpstuhs dull at Sl5al6' per ton
Mddllngs steady and quiet at $lSa23 per ton
| all IN bulk on arrival. In store 81 more pei
| ton.
MOLAsSES-The market continues steady
| though quiet. New Orleans is in fair con
sumptive demand at 50a60c per gallon for goot
to choice. Refined syrups ranging 50casl pei
gallon, according to quality.
| OILS-LXtra lard oll is steady at 73a75c pc
| gallon, but the demand is light Linseed sell
| ing slowly at 6Sa7Oc per gallon for prime. Re
| fined petroleum quiet at l4al5c per gallon.
| POTATOE OES--lne receipts are rather heav,
| with moderate demand and the market is weak
Good choice varieties are quoted So UOa3 90 pc
| brl on arrival.
,PoULrRl--Tne market is steady an'
| chickens are III falr demand and with libera
offerings. We quote 81 75a3 rs for old, and S2
| 2 1D for Young per dozen.
| SALT-There is a fair jobbing demand TO
| domestic, and Ohio River and Kanawha i
quoted 1Sc per bu and 81 05al 10 peIbrl Of rs
| lbs, Turks Island dull at 3 a33c per bu, an,
| Liverpool coarse held at $1al 10 per sack.
| SEED-Market steady, but very little doing
We quote German mlllet S0aS5c, Hungarian
grass 70a75c, and common millet 60a6jC per bu
and flax seed held at 81 20a1 30 per bu. Glove
| and timothy are nominal.
SUGAR-There is a moderate demand anC
| steady. We quote 10Aallc for yellow refined
uhallhc for extra "C," 1l%a12c for "a
white, 12% al2Xc for powdered and granu
lated, l3c for crushed, and 13Ac for cut loa
per ID. New Orleans raw l0allc, and clarified
l1hal14c per Id.
TALLOW-Market steady and quiet, will
free offerings of prime country aG TNa7 j.c TO
packed, ana 75zc per lb for city rendered
loose.