The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23

CHEESE-Therc is moderate demapd wi
light receipts, and new cream cheese IS au oteu
l5a nc per 10 for prime to choice. -
COFFEE-ls In moderate demand but steady,
and no material change We quote common
Rio l7alSc, medium l9a9Oc, good to prime 9I Ia
29c, and choice a31Ea.4c per ID. Java sells at
25a26c per Id.
COAL-lhe market is quiet and steady with
moderate local demand at Ga Oc for Ohio r. iver
lOa11c for Ashland, 1lal2c for Muskinpnm Val,
ley and Kanawha, AMI lal2c for Youghiorheny
per bu. delivered 10 consunlers. The rates
a1oat are 5a61sc for Ohio River, 0a61.c for Ash
land, and IaIhc for Youghiogheny DER bu We
quote Camel coal lSa2Oc per bu, and Authra-
cite $Sa9 per ton, delivered.
COkE-Quiet and steady and no material
change. Gas-house Is quoted &c, city manu-
factured 6aVc, and crushed &c per bu at ards.
and 2a3c more per budelivered to consumers
DRIED FRUlTo-Ihe demand is light for
all kinds, but the market is steady, and prices
nominally unchanged. We quo;e apples 3a4e,
and peaches lOalI hc per lb, citron 20a22c, igs
l0a12c, culTants 7kaSc, and prunes 6a7c per
ID. Layer raisins s. SUal 80 per box.
EGGo-The receipts are excessive and the
market remains quiet at 10Al ic per dozen for
fresh, and sales generally at the inside prices
GREEN FRUITS = Apples are quiet and
steady, with an ample supply and moderate
demand, and fair to choice quoted 81 5Oa3 per
brl in store. Lemons quiet ana firm at S4a5
per box. Oranges in moderate request at $3a5
per box. CranberIies quiet at 81 50a2 rs per
box. s...
HAY-There is fair local demand for the
better grades, and inferior is neglected. Mar
ket firm for prime To choice timothy aU $40 Scala
per ton on arrival Good m xed hay iS quoted
IS 50a9 ~, aud low grades S7aS per ton on ar
rival. In store dealers ask s. more per ton.
HEMP-R0ugh Kentucky is quoted $1l5a1 20
per ton ON arrival, but the receipts are limited.
and there is very little demand. Dressed is
quoted Sa9c per Id, with moderate jobbing de-
mand. '
MILL FEED--Bran is in fair demand at aS
per ton, and moderate offerings. Shipstutfs
are held at l9a1O per ton, but dull Middlings
are quoted S22a2I per toll, and demand fair. In
store 2 more.
MOLASSEs-New Orleans is in fair request
for prime 10 choice, at 5Oa55c, and inferior
dull at 40a45c per gallon. Refined syrups are
quiet at 4ta9Oc, as to quality, and sorghum rs
| a30c per gallon. ...t
OILS-Llberal offerings of prime linseed, and
steady at 66c per gallon, and demand far.
Market steady for lard oil. but quiet at S2aSjc
per gallon for extra. Refined petroleum steady
and selling at 15al6c per gallon.
POpATOES-Quiet and steady Market with
ample offerings AT 90ca$l l5 per Du on ARRIVAL
as to quality. In store held at 81 l5a1 30 per
bu loose, for good to choice, and So OJa3 50 per
brl.
POULTRY - There is fair demand for
chickens, and the market Is well supplied and
steady, with good to choice selling at 50 0Oa3 rs
per dozen. A few turkeys are Offering at l0e
per b. Live geese would bring $3 50a4 ~ per
dozen.
SALT-OhiO River and Kanawha is steady
anu quiet ut i8c per bu and 81 10 per brl of $50
lbs Turks Island dull ut 33aS5c per bu, and
Liverpool coarse at IL lOal ~ per sack.
SEED-Clover is steady and quiet, and job
bing lots In store quoted 15a15kc per lb, and
prime to choice timothy in moderate demand
at 81 8Oal 9O per Du In store. Flax is quiet at
81 26al S5 per bu.
SUGAk-The market rules firm, and there
is fair consumptive demand. We quote New
Orleans Sxa9xc per lb for raw, and ua1lAc
for clarified per ID. Yellow refined is worth
9xalOhc, extra sc" 1Ohal0Hc, "a" white l0X
allkc, HalIXc for powdered ana granula-
ted, and l2al2&c for crushed per Id.
TALLOW-The demand continues fair, with
liberal offerings at 7xc for city loose, and 79bc
for country packed.