The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

BEANS-The demand l6 only fOr nlgncr
grades and light. The receipts are heavy ami
prices are easy. They are offered at III 6Oal rs
per bu for prime TO choice nAvys, 81 25al 40 for
mediums, and 9OaSl OO wanted for common.
BROOM CORN-There is steady and quiet
market. Offerings liberal ana prices are un-
changed. Red brush is quoted 2a4c, green
stalk braid 4ha5c, ana green hurl 61<a6c per
pound.
BUTTER-There is only fair consumptive
demand, and nothing but the finer quail ties
are taken. There are light offerings Of choice
lots, which are sold to local retailers at 2las8c
per 10, and single packages OF extra selections
bring 24a25c per Id. Far to good grades are
Offering at &C. and inferior at I2al4c per 10.
CHHESE-Ihe market Is quiet, and we quote
l4,Sa15c per lb for prime TO choice factory, and
moderate demand.
COFFEE-Continues steady and quiet with
only iatr local demand at previous prices. Rio
is selling as high as 25a2oc for extra quality
and ranges down to 2Oasle for common per 10.
Java is quoted 2Sa3Oc per 10, and held up to 32a
33c for Old government.
COAL-.There is steady and quiet market
at previous prices. Moderate offerings of
1oughiogheny, a1i0at, at lOc per bu. The rates
delivered to consumers are l0allc for Ohio
River, 1lal2c for Ashland, I2al3c for Mus
kingum Valley and kanawha, ana 13al4c for
IouIhlogheny, per bu. Camel rs held at 2Oa
2sc per bu, and anthracite $8a9 per ton.
COKE-There Is a continued steady market
with no change. 1t ID worth 9al0c for crushed,
% for city manufactured and Te for gas-h house
at Base per bu beyond these prices.
DRIED FRUtTe-Market 1uiet and steady
for domestic at 8ha5o for apples and l1a12e or
peaches per lb. Foreign fruits are dull but
steady, and prices are unchanged We quote
lasc for currants, salic for prupes, 12al4e 6or
dgs, and 25a95c TOR citron per Id, and $2a2 10
per box for layer raisins.
EGGS-The demand Is moderate and the
receipts are liberal, and fresh arrivals are
offering at II a12c per dozen.
GREEN FRUlrS-A un1es are sready with
liberal offerings. and quiet at 81 25a2 for prime
to choice, anu $lal 25 for inferior per brl in
store Cranbermes are quiet at 80 50aslO per
bril-. Moderate demand for oranges at S9alU
per case or 80 50a4 per box, and lemons are
worth $4a4 90 per box.
HAY-rhe market is well supplied with all
grades, but more especially with inferior.
The demand Is light and ohiefly for the hest
grades, with No. timothy selling at SI0AiO so
per ton on arrival. Lower grades are dull and
held at Sa9 per ton on arrival In store 81
more is asked.
HEMP-There is a fair jobbins demand for
dressed at aa9kc per lb. Moderate offerings
OF rough Kentucky at $Il6al2O per ton on arfi-
val and quiet.
MILL FEED-There is steady market,
VITA free offerings OF all articles in this hne,
and no material change In prices. Fair de-
mand for bran at $I8 5Oa14 per ton Shipstuffs
are quoted $l4al5 per ton. and little or none
wanted. Middlings are quoted M7aS2 per ton,
all on arrival In store dealers asked 81 more.
OfAbduS blFuD Is IN mod
crate demand and steady for good to choice at
eOa6Sc per gallon. but inferior is dull at 4Oa45c.
Refined sirups are IN moderate demand az 4ba
65e per gallon. Sorghum dull at SJa35c Der
gallon.
OILS-Linseed remains quiet and steady at
Csc per gallon. Extra lard held at 90l0sc per
gallon, but little iAduiry for it Refined pc
troleHm is Offering at 15ai6c per gallon, and
market unsteady.
POPATOES-rhe demand is mostly confined
to the local retail trade, but the market is
steady at SOa9Oc per bu, on arrival, loose, and
prime to choice are quoted SO 00a3 25 per brl,
packed in shipping order, in store.
POULTR1-The receipts are more liberal
and the demand is moderate. Chickens are
worth $Sa3 80 per dozen for live, and about the
same figures for dressed. Turkeys are quoted
Tc for live and 9alOc for dressed per lb.
SALT-DomeStic is quiet and easy, with free
offerings at zoe per bu and 81 ~ per brl of $50
lbs. Turks Island is dull at 33a54e per bu and
Liverpool coarse at 81 10a1 20 per sack.
SEED-Clover sells at 15kal5kc per lb in
store, and quiet Timothy is In moderate de-
mand at $2a2 10 per bu. Flax is worth 81 S5a
45 per bu, and fair demand.
SUGAR-The demand is limited, but the
market is steady, and prices are unchanged.
New Orleans is quoted Hattie for clarified,
and 9al0c for raw. Refined sugars are worth
l0Aai0%c for yellow, 1lallkc for extra &C"
ll4al2c for ga" white. 1ska12kc for granu-
lated and powdered, l21<c for crushed, and 13c
cut loaf, per lb.
TALLOW-Market steady and quiet, and
country rendered is freely offered at 71aaT1c
per ID, packed.