The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13

factured ls quoted &c. gas-house &c, and
crushed sa9c per bu at yarus, and 2a3c more
delivered.
DltIE4J FRUlrs-The market continues duh
for all Kinds. Prices are ~ ady and nom in al =
ly unchanged. Foreign fruits are guoTed 2Oa
22c for 0lJrOn, l0al2c Tor hgs, Sa9C lOr prunes,
7!.aSC Tor cuTTants per lb, and s. 5Ja2 per box
for layer ralslns. Domestic fruits Offering at
Sal0c ior peaches ana 25SdiC for apples per lb.
EGGS-ipne market rs STEADY with limited
receipts and moderate demand at l0a lIc per
dozen, the latter counted out.
| GREEN FkUGIo-lOhly small quantity OF
aDpIes left on the markGI, and little or no pres
ent demand for them. Lemons are in fair dc
niand ana firm iat 81 5Jas50 per box. Oranges
Steady anu qu,et at seas per box.
HA1-Tht market is steady and the best
| grades are in fair consumpuve demand at SIT
all per ton Tor prime to choice timothy in bates
on arrival; anu lnlerOr higy neglected ttnd OF
fering at W 5Oa9 for medium, anu S7aS for COM
mon. per t0o. On arrival. Dealers ask 81 more
! IN store.
ITEMP-Rough Kentucky continues dull bul
'wibh light receipts, and it is steaty at $l2Oa Il
/ per ton on ARRIVAL Moderate jobping delnanu
for dressed ~ Sa9C per ID
| MILL tEED-Ihe market continues duiet
! for all kinds, The demand being moderate and
the offerings generally light. We quote SIS q
ala 0O for bran, SIS for shlpstufs, and $16a2 fol
middhngs per ton, all in bulk, on arrival I'm
store about ~ more is askeu
| MULASoES-Ihcre 10 a fair consumptiye de-
mand for New Orleans syrups at 45a55c for ian
| to prime, and 5Sa6Oc for choice per gallon, We
quote refined syrups 45agOc per gallon, accord.
| ing to quality, and quiet.
1 OlLS-Thcre is "a mo terate demand for lin
| seed and steady at 74si75c per gallon for prime,
! Rehned petroleum steady and demand far al
| lil5Mal64c per gallon. Extra lard oil is in
| limited demand and easy AT 73a75c per gallon,
! POTATOES-Ihere is fair local demand
for new, with moderate though ample receipts
| and we quote them $5u5 81 Der brl for good IL
choice varieties. Old are nearly out of the
| market and nominal.
/ POUlTRI-lhe market is quiet and steady
for chickens. The demand Is moderate anc
with good supply at ~ 50a2 rs for old and 81 /;
az 80 for young per dozen, as to size and con.
| diton.
SALr-Fa1r censumptive demand for do.
mestic and we quote ONO River and kanawhf
lSc per bu and 81 Ooal 10 per brl of 2SU lbs
Turks Island dull at 52a3Sc per bu, and Liver
! pool at &1al 10 per sack.
4 SEED--The demand is moderate at e5agOc
| for German millct, 70a7jc for Hungarian gras
and 6Da65c for common millet per bu. Fla,
seed in moderate demand at 81 lual Bo per bu
4 as to quality. Clover and timothy are merel,
| nominal
SUGAk-The market is steady and quiet
/ with no material change in prices. Refined
sugars are quoted: llall4c for yellow II vi
IllAc for extra "C,' l2al24c for ''A" white
/ l2%al3c for granulated, l nal3Ic for pow.
.uered and crushed, ana l324c lor cut loaf. New
Orleans is quoted II alZc for clarified and lOt
| lie for raw per lb.
TALLOW-The demand is m ,derate and the
market remains steadyat 7Ac for city and 71,t
| for country per Id.