The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-07

CHEESE-Is in fair demand for prime t
choice factory, selling at I4ha al5c per ID.
COFFEE-There is fair consumptive de
mand, with no material change. We quot
prime to choice 24a25c per lD. Java is sell
ing at 28a32c per 10.
COAL-There is quiet retail market, ant
very little doing a6oat. and it is easy. Offer
ings of Yougnlogneny afoat Sa9c. and bid
only at the inside figure. The rates Delivers
to consumers are l0c for Ohio River, lie TO
Ashland, 1lal2c for Kanawha and Musking
um Valley, and l2al3c for Youghlogheny,p per bu
We quote kanawha Camel lSa20c per bu, anC
anthracite $Sa9per ton, delivered.
COKE-Mol lerate demand, but steady. W
quote 7c for gas 7e for city manufac
tured. and 9al0c for crushed, ut yards, and 2
more per bu delivered.
DRIED FRUlTo-Domestic fruits are quie
and steady. and peaches are quoted lOa12c AM
apples 3a4c per lb. Foreign Fl ui are II
moderate demand, and we quote cIvron 23a25c
hgs l2ai4c, prunes 9alc, and currants 7a8c pc
lb. Layer raisins 81 80a2 per box.
EGGo-lhe demand is light aud mostly from
dealers, and fresh arrivals are worth 1Oall
GREEN FkUITS-Apples are in good sup
y and worth Slal 80 Der brl for common t,
falr, and W for choice, with moderate local de
mand. We quote cranherrIes SO 5Oa10 per Drl
Lemons are worth 81 oOa5 80 per box. Oranges
are quiet at $3 50a4 per box, and $9a % per case
II Af-There Is no hing doing beyond a fai
local demand. Prices are unchanged. W.
quote SlOalO 90 per ton for No. timothy on ar
rival. Inferior hay is neglected anu nomina
at $7i9 per ton on arrival. Held 81 more pei
ton in store.
HEMP-Kough Kentucky is quiet, with linn
tied offerings, at 81 l5aI ~ per ton on arrival
We quote dressed 9a9Ac per lb and fair job
blng demand.
MOLAosES-Fair consumptive demand fol
New Orleans at 5Oa57c per gallon for good tC
choice. Refined siruD5 range 4Ua90c per gal.
Ion, according to quality. Sorghum is selling
at 25a3Oc per gallon for good to prime.
OlLo-Lnseed oil is quoted 65a66e per gal
lon and quiet. Lard oil Is dull at 9Ol92c per
gallon for extra. Refined petroleum is quoteu
l4a5 per gallon.
PUTATOES-lhere is moderate consump-
tive demand at previous prices. The receipts
are ample, and good to choice selling on ar
rival at SJa9Oc per bu, and 1Jc more in store
loose. Packed in store are quoted $3a3 % pei
brl.
POULTRY-The dem and is fair for chickens,
with moderate offerings, aud the market is
l0c per lb Tor dressed Live geese quoted So 30
al 70 per dozen.
SALf-There is moderate demand for Ohio
River and kanaWha at zoe per bu and 81 ~ per
brl of 2SO lbs, with liberal offerings Turk's
Island Is dull at 33aj5c per bu, and Liverpool
at u 1Oal1j per SACK.
SEED-Clover is steady and quiet at 14lLa
l5&c per Id IN store. Timothy is worth $2a2 U
per bu anu steady though moderate demand,
Flax sells well AZ IL 3Jai As per bu, as to quail
ity.
SUGAR-The demand is moderate, but the
market continues quiet. Refined yellow is
quoted lOaiOhc, extra &C" l0XallXc. "A'
white llXal2c, granulated 12Hal2%c, and cut
loaf l3c per Id. New Orleans is quoted Ilu
l. &C for clarified and 9a I0c for raw Der 10.
OW-rhe receipts are heavy and rath-
er in excess of the demand for country rem
dcred, and Offering at 7Aa7Sc per lu packed.
City rendered quoted 7xc per ID loose.