The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11

are nominally unchanged. There are moder-
aIe offerings a1i0at at55Sc for Ohio River, Ga
6tSc tor Ashland. and 7ssc for YoughiOgheny.
Selling 10 consumers, delivered, as follows
ohio River, &c, Ashland and Campbell Greek,
l0c, MusKmgum Valley and Kanawha l0allc,
1Oughlogheny lie, ana Camel loa.Uc per bu.
CUkh-Only Il moderate local consumptive
demand, but The market is steady We quote
&c for cltS manufactured, &c for gas-house, and
, Sa9c for crushed, per Du, at yards, ana abou
70 more per bu delivered to consumers.
DKlEb FRUlIo-Uhere is very litue doing,
and the market is steady at previous prices.
/ Apples are Offering at 29a4c, and peaches Sa
l0G per lb. We quote foreign fruits 20a22c for
cILron, lOai2c for"iigs. SalOC for prunes and }.
aSc for currants perlb, AMI s. sOal 90 per box
for layer ralslns.
a moderate local demand. Fresh are quoted
y1Sal0c per dozen.
GREEN FkUIrS-There is nothing doing at
present in apples and quotations are nominal.
Oranges are held a. s6t7 50 per box and very
moderate demand. Market firm for lemons
ana moderate offerings at 81 5Jao 80 per box.
HAI-Ihe market is quiet, with only a
| moderate local demand, for the best gra les.
We quote NO. timothy Sl0al1 per ton, i'll bales,
on ARRIVAL Lower grades are plenty and duh
at IS 5Oa9 Tor good mixed, and $1aS for common.
per ton, on arrival. In store about " more
per ton required.
| HEMP-Ihe market remains dull for rough
Kentucky. The receipts are light amt held
quoted Sa0c per lb, as to quality, in store anu
moderate jObDing demand.
MILL FEED-Bran is in moderate demand
and limited offerings at Sl3 50al4 per ton. Ship
stuGs aull at Sl5 per ton: Middllngs quiet with
moderate supply at $l6a2i per ton, all in bulk,
on arrival, and 81 more in store.
MOLASSEo-Ihe market Is steady with fair
consumptIve demand for New Orleans, which
sells at 48a55c for fair to prime, and 5Sa60c for
choice per gallon. Refined syrups quiet at
45a9Oc per gallon, according to quality.
OILS-Linseed continues quiet and steady,
with moderate offerings at 74a75c per gallon.
Refined petroleum steady and quiet AT l5ha
1870 per gallon. Extra lard oil is quiet and
easy at 75a77c per gallon.
POTAIOES--rhere is fair local demand
for new, with moderate receipts and mars ct
steady at "a 5Oa5 81 per brl, according to quail :
ity. Old are scarce and hardly quotable.
POULTRY - There is quiet market for
chickens, with liberal receipts and selling at
So 25a2 rs for full-groWn and 81 Taa2 50 for
young per dozen, according to size and condi-
tion.
SALr-Ohio River and Kanawha are in mod
crate demand and steady at 81 05al III per brl of
2SU lbs, or l7aiSC per bu, ana coarse Liverpool
held at S1al 10 per sack.
SEED-The demand is moderate at e5a90c
for German millet, 70a75c for hungarian grass
and 60a65c for common millet per bu. Flax
seed in moderate demand at 81 l0al 35 per bu,
as to quality. Clover and timothy are merely
nominal.
SUGAk-There is fair consumptive de-
mand and the market rules steady. We quote
yellow re1ned llallHc, extra SO" uManA
"a" white 12al2Hc, granulated 2Xal3c, pow
dered and crushed l5Aal326c, anu cut loaf 1880
per lb. New Orleans is quoted lOallc for raw
and 1lha12c for clarified, per pound.
ALLOW-Demand moderate and offerings
ample at 7xc for city rendered, loose, and "a c
for prime country, packed, per ID.