The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25

ding lixc, mtddlIng falr axe, fair 1870 per
pound.
WHIsKl-Is steady. with fair demand, and
$50 brls sold to-day at 81 0s per gallon.
BEANS-Market dull, but held steady and
unchanged. We quote So 70a2 50 for best ma
Is for fair to good, and $lal 70 Tor common
per bu.
BROOM CoRH-There is light demand, but
offerings are not large, ana prices are steady
and unchanged. Common red brush quoted "a
&c, green stalk braid 81 a4c, good TO prime hurf
4ha5c, and choice gre n 51s a6e per ID.
BUTTER-The market is steady and quiet,
with moderate receipts and a fair local de-
mand for the higher grades. No material
change IN prices We quote creamery 20a22c.
| and prime to choice dairy l4al6c per lb, but
mostly selections by the single package bring
these figures. Inferior grades are neglected at
l0allc for medium and Sa9c per lb for COM
mon.
CHEE5E-The market is rather dull, with
| liberal offerings Prime to choice factory Is
held at 81 a9Hc per lib.
CORFEE-1here is a continued steady mar
ket with fair consumptive demand, and prices
| are essentially unchanged. We quote Java 2S
a32c, as to quality: Rio, 1Sal9c for common, 20
| aslc for medium, 2la22c for good, 22Ha23c for
prime, and .31 a24c for choice, per lb.
COAL-Quiet and steady. Moderate offer
| inRs afoat at 7a71sc for Youghiogheny, &c for
| Ashland, and 5Ac for Ohio River. per bu. Tne
/ rates delivered to consumers are as follows: &c
| for Ohio River, 10c for Ashland and Campbell
Greek, 1eallc for Muskingum Valley and Ka-
nawha 10ai1c for Youghiogheny, and lSaNc for
| Canuel, per bu.
| COKE[There is a steady market, though
with only limited demand. We quote sa9c
per Du for crushed, &c for gas-house, and &c
| for city manufactured at yards, and delivered
| to consumers at about &c more per bu.
DRIED FRUIrS-Are dull ana prices about
nominal at 3a4c for apples and 8al0c for peach
| es per lb; and 2Oa22c for ctron, 10al2c for hgs,
sa9c for prunea, and 7asc for currants per ID,
and 81 S5a2 90 per box for layer ralsins
| EGGS-There Is a quiet and steady market
with free offerings, and fresh arrivals are
quoted 11al2c per dOz.
GREEN FkUITs-Nothing doing in apples
at present There is a fair demand for lem
| ons, and moderate supply at seas per Dox.
Oranges are quiet and we quote them 80 5Oa7
per box.
| HAY-There is only moderate local demand
| for the best grades. The supply Is large, espe-
| clally Of inferior, which is dull, Prime to
| choice timothy is quoted Sl0al per ton: good
| mixed hay held at IS 50a0, and common prairie
hay at $7aS per ton. all on arrival In store
| about 81 more Is asked.
| HEMP-The market for rough Kentucky is
dull, with limited offerings at $l2Oal25 per ton
| on arrival, and nOminally IS more in store.
| Dressed is quoted Sa9c per ID in store, as to
quality, in jobplnE lots.
MILL tEED-The offerings are light Of all
kinds, and there is only moderate demand.
The III arket is steady at Sl4al4 50 for bran, Sl5a
IS for shipstutfs. and $l7a22 for middlIngs, per
ton, on arrival In store " more per ton ls
asked.
MOLAssEs-There is firm market with
moderate demand for New Orleans syrup at
45a53c for inferior to good. and 55a60c for prime
| to choice per gallon. Refined syrups held at
| 50ca$1 per gallon as to quality.
| OILS-Lnseed is quiet and steady at 6Sa70C
| per gallon. Refined petroleum selling az l4a
| l5c per gallon, and demand moderate. Lard
oil is quoted 73a70c per gallon and limited de-
manu.
| POTATOES-The market is quiet and easy
for new potatoes with liberal offerings and
| quoted Sd 5Oa5 w per brl, according to quality
| on arrival. Old are entirely nominal.
| POULTR1-There is a moderate demand
for chickens with liberal offerings and selling
at 81 25a2 Is for Young, and 81 5Oa3 70 for Old
per dozen. as to size and condition.
l. SALr-Moderate demand for Ohio River
and Kanawha at 81 05al 10 per brl Of $50 lbs
| and 1Sc per bu. Foreign dull and held at 8 "a
33c per bu for Turks Island, and s1al 10 per
sack for Liverpool coarse.
| SEED-Demand light and liberal offerings at
1 SOaS5c for German mlllet, 'Oa75c for Hunga-
rian grass, and GOa6lc for common millet per
bu. Flax seed steady at 81 goal 85 for good TO
| choice. Nothing doing in clover or timothy.
| SUGAk-Moderate demand and market
quiet Yellow refined is quoted 1oAa11c, extra
So" nAallhc, "a" white ll%al2c, granu-
lated and powdered 1875 al2%c, crushed 13c,
| cut loaf l3xc per lb. New Orleans is quoted
1Oallc per lb for raw, and 111aall%c for clarl-
| fed.
! TALLOW-Market quiet and steady anG
with ample offerings. We quote 7s.c for city
loose, and 73Ga75.c per Id for country rem
dered, packed.