The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-21

BEANs-Are duh, but with light offerings
they are held firm at 81 76a2 % for Dest naVies,
$2a2 20 for prime to choice white, 81 Goal 10 for
fair TO good, and Slal 70 for common per bu.
BROOM CuRN-Market steady but with
very moderate demand at previous prices. We
quote common red brush 2a3c. green stalk braid
34sa4c, good 70 prime hnrl 4habc, anu choice
gre II 51sa6c per lib.
BUrTER-rhe receipts are rather more
moderate, and there il a fair local demand,
while a considerable quantity is required for
packing. The market 10 nrm, with no mate
rial change IN prices. Single packages OF fresh
selections sell 1T 1Ial6c for prime to choice
dairy, and 20a22e for creamery. per 10, and
round lots bring la2c less. Inferior butter
quoted lOa1lc for meuium, and Sa9c for COM
mon per Id.
CHEEoE-There is quiet market with am
pie offerings, and prime to choice factory Is
quoted 9a95se per Id, but nothing doing IN III
feror.
COEFEE-Quiet market and steady at pre-
vious prices. Rlo is quoted l8al9c for common,
1915 sa2O1ac for medium, ,2Ia25c for good to prime,
and 2Sb y a24c for choice per lb Java sells at
B'tS2c per ID, according to quality.
LOAL-Ihere is q moderate cOnsumptIVe
demand and steady. Stocks atiJat are quoted
ga a6c per bu for Ohio River, &c for Ashland,
and d7a71Ic for Youghiogheny per bu Delivered
to consumers at the following prices: You2hio-
gneny lie, Kanawha and Muskmgum Valley
lOailc, Ashland lOc, Campbell Creek Ice, and
Ohio River Sc per bu Canuel lSa20c per bu, de-
livered.
.COkE-There is a quiet and steady market,
with moderate consumptiVe demand at preVl-
GUS prices. We quote city &c per Du at yards,
and &c delivered; gas house &c at yards and &c
delivered; crushed Sa9c at yards anu i0allc de-
livered.
DRIED FRUIrs-There is very little de-
mand for any kind. Prices are nomlnally
steady and unchanged. Peaches are held at
Sal0c, and apples Offering at 3a4c per lb. We
quote foreign fruits as follows: cltron 2Oa22c,
hgS 9al2c, prunes sa9c, and currants 7aSc, per
| 10. Layer raisins held at 81 S5a2 per box
EGGS-The market remains quiet and steady
with ample offerings and demand moderate.
Fresh are quoted llal2c per dozen, the latter
counted OUT
GREEN FRUITs-Little or no demand for
apples and hardly any left in the market and
| they are not quotaDle. There is moderate
| demand for oranges and ample offerings at
$6a7 per box. Fair demand for lemons and
| selling at $7a8 per Dox.
| HAl-Ihe market continues quiet and
steady with moderate consumptive demand
| only. We quote Sl0al1 for prime to choice
| timothy in bales on arrival. Inferior grades
are neglected and held at $7as for common,
and 50 00a9 so for good mixed per ton. all on
| arrival. In store about 81 more required.
| HEMP-Rough kentucky is dull, but with
| a limited supply and the market remains
steady. Prices nominaly unchanged. 1t is
held on ARRIVAL at $120ai25 per ton.
Dressed in jobDlng way sells at Sa9c per Id
| i'll store.
MILL FEED-There is a moderate demand
for bran, with limited offerings at sl4 0Oal4 so
| per ton, on arrival. Shipstuffs are dull and
held at $l5al6 per ton. Middilngs are steady,
though quiet aud quoted Sl1a22 per ton IN
| i'll bulk, on arrival. In store about $2 more
| required.
| MOLASSEs-New Orleans is steady with
| fair consumptivt demand at 45a55c for fair to
prime, and 5Sa60C for choice per gallon. We
quote refined syrups 5JcaSl per gallon as to
quality.
OILS.-Linseed is quiet and easy. with free
l finrin al a n uulIn HnaI raa-
| troleum In fair demani at l5h a16ke per gallon.
Lard oil is held steady, but the demand is light
| at 73a75c per gallon.
| POIATOES-The demand is fair for new
| potatoes, with moderate receipts, and the mar
| ket is steady. Good to choice are selling at
IS 75a6 81 per brl on arrival. The stocks OF old
are about exhausted, and they are merely
nominal.
| POULTRY--The market is steady for chick
ems, with liberal supply, and they are in
moderate demand. We quote 81 5Ja3 for old
and S2a2 81 for young per dozen, as to size
| and condition.
we quote it 1Sc per bu, and VI 05a1 10 per brl
for Ohio River and Kanawha. Liverpool
coarse is held at slal 10 per sack, and Turks
Island a33c per Du, and dull.
SEED-The market is quiet and steady the
demand beng moderate for German millet al
s5a90c, hungarian grass at '0a75c, ana com
mon millet 6Ua65c per bu. Flax seed is quie
and steady at 81 20al35 for good 10 choice. Clio.
| YER and timothy are dull and nominal.
| SUGAk-The demand Is moderate, with
steady market anu no material change IL
prices, which are as follows: 11a1lAc for vel
low refined, 1dan%c for extra &C." 12al2kt
for "a" white. 12Xal3c for granulated, 1515G
1870 for powdered, l3lal39Sc for crushed, anc
l33. alSxc for cut loaf per 10. New Orleans il
quoted l0allc for raw and II %a1zc for clarified
per lb.
| TALLOW-There Is only moderate de.
mand, and the market is well supplied anC
easy, with prime country selling at 7Ia7hc
and city at 7Ac per pound.