The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-14

arc in fair local demand at 21a3Oc per lb for
creamery, and dary-made selling at 1Saa0c
for choice, ami l5al6C for prime, anu la2c more
to be mad for extra selections. Lower grades
nara tO, sell at l0al3c per ID.
CIEES The demand is only mo erate but
the supply l. light and market steady Al Ii IA
lzc per ID for prime TO choice.
CUKFEE-the market is steady ami uuie at
prev us prices. RIO Is selling at ISalyc for
common, 2Oa2!c for mcClium quality, ana 2Ia
25c for prime to choice per Id. " quote Java
2la3Oc per Id.
UUAL-Fair seasonaDle demand with "A
steady marhct. The rates alOaJ are: Yough-
IOgnenY 7J.aSC, Ashland 6lsa7c, and OHIO
River g. - aGc per bu We quote rs follows de-
livercd to consumers: Ohio River Sc. Ash
land lOc, Campbell Greek IOc, hanawha and
per ba. Hooking Valley, at elevator sells at
9alOc, and de iVered, llal2c per bu.
COhE,--ls quiet and steady, and held at pre-
ylous priees rs follows: 6c for Gas mouse, &c
FOR CITY manuta 'tured, ana Sc for crushed per
bu at yards, and about &c more delivered
Eggs Continue steady with only Il mOdcr
ate demand, but the leceipts are light, and
tft Sh arrivals quoted Bale per dozen.
GREEN GIiS-PeaChe, are In fair de-
mand, but the receipts are mostly Of inferior
quality, selling at S3l3 u per hu for prime TO
cnOice, and Il 25a2 for common. Very little
demand for apples with an abundant supply,
ana hclt at @ldl Is per brl. We quote pears
s. 2jal 80 per bu; grapes 4a5 per bu for Ton
cord, and 80 2jd2 80 for Ives, and DamsonS $7a
Z 50 per stand OF bushels.
HAl-Inc receipts are moderate and the
marKct is firm with lalr local demand for tile
best grades anu selling at $lOll2 per Ton for
prl ne to choice timothy. Inferior hay is dull
at $Ia9 per Ton, accorIlng to quality, all in
bales on arrival, aud ~ more in store.
IiEMP-The marKut Is quiet. with limited
offerings of rough kentucky at el25alW per ton
ON arrival, and dressed joDbing slowly in store
| at 9a9C per lb.
MILL FEED-Dran is in good supply and
moderate demand at 50 J0aI0 per ton, onipstu IFS
| offered at $lsaI3 per ton, and dull, mIddllngs
sell slowly at 1lda2l per ton, all in bulk On ar
rival.
| AIOLAS5ES-Is steady with rair Consunp-
| tive demand at previous prices. Refined syrups
are quOtel 5OcaSl w Der gallon, as to qualify
! New Orleans syrup is selling at 45a55c per gal
| Ion for far to prime.
| OI S--LinsGed is quiet and steady, selling
in jobbing lots at orc per gal on We quote
| refined petroleum AZ Hal6c per gallon, as to
| 1re test, and extra lard oil, current MAKE at
| 73a75G per gallon.
POIA IOLS-I he demand is only moderate,
put Ghe recGlpts being light tine market is
steady though quiet We quote 81 a0al = per
bri, 2ackGd for good to choice in store, and
sales iron, wagons at 81 l0al rs per bri, loose.
fOULlHl-MarkeJ quiet and $ cad for
enlcAehs WitE fdr deman0l aud lib raj sup
! ply Selling at 81 25a2 70 for young, and ~ 81
! a3 w per uOz;n for OLD. a. TO quality.
SA LI-Thc demand is mouerit,c and market
steady for ONO River and kanawla at Il q
Der Dr' OF bushels. Coarse Liverpool is quo
ted 81 lOal ~ per sack, and Turks Island 3Oa
SIC y r bu ana dull.
oEED-Market quiet for clover and quoted
Sc per 10 ON arrIvai. Moderate demand for
timothy at 81 2jal 20 per Du in store. Flax is
held stea yat 81 l5tl ~ per bu
GAk-Market hnm and quiet at the fol-
lowing prices: New Orleans ga aloe for raw,
an anu ~ - miic 1or clarine per ID. elbow re-
lOS allHc, hards ukallTr, and cut loaf l2S c
per lD
TALLOW-Fair demand and liberal Offer
1hgs OF country rendered in packages at y.