The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20

.4c for choice per 10. Java IS quoted 25a2sc
| per pound.
| COAL-There is scarcely anything dons
aifoat, and offerings at iaT]Bc for YOughiO-
! gheny, ba6hc for Ashland, aud ba5Hc for Uhi(
River, per bu. We quote as follows delivered
TO consumers: Ohio River 9alUc, Ashland l0s
lie, hanawha and Muskingum 11al2c
YoHghlogheny re, and Camel 2Sa32c per bu
Anthracite is delivered at $5a9 per ton.
| COkE-Demanu light but the market steady
at previous prices. We quote gas house and
| city manufactured &c per bu at yards, and &c
delivered; crushed &c at yards aud l0c per bu
| delivered.
DRIED FRUITS Foreign fruits dull, and
Offering at 20a22c for ctron, lOlI2c for Kgs, 7lS
aoc for cu1Tant6, and 6a7c Tor prunes per lb
LAYER raIstns per box 81 75Il IS. Domestic
fruit is dull and quotei 3a4c for apples and l0a
ii Nc for peaches per lb.
kGGo-Tne receipts are excessive and the
market is easy, with limited demand, and frest
are offering at 10 sall lkc per dozen.
| GEEEN FkUlTS-Moderate demand for ap-
piles, and steady and supply good at 81 50a2 5(
per br for good to choice. Cranberries quiet at
| 81 50a2 rs per box. Lemons in moderate request
at $4a5 b. per box Oranges selling at So 50aG
| per box, rs to quality.
| HAl-Market firm and demand fair, but
| mostly for the higher quality, and prime 70
choIce timothy sells at $40 50al2 30 per ton on
arrival. Lower grades neglected at s. 50a9 50
for medium and $7aS for common per ton.
| Dealers asking 81 more In store.
HEMP-The demand is light, and rough
| Kentucky is quoted Sll5al20 per ton on arrival,
with moderate offerings. Wequote dressed 90
Sc, as 10 quality. and moderate demand.
MILL tEED-Fair demand fol bran, with
| limited offerings, and steady at S1Sa1S so per
on. ShipstuffS offered freely at al9a&O per ton,
| and light demand. Middlings are quoted s22a
21 per tor, and demand far; all on arrival.
Dealers in store asking u more per ton.
MOLASSES-MOderate demand and market
steady. New Orleans syrup is quoted 5Oa55c
for prime to choice, and 40a45c for inferior.
We quote 4Oa9Oc for refined syrups, as 10 quail
ity, and 2ta3Oc, for sorghum per gallon.
OlLS-MOderate demand for linseed, and
jobbing sales at &c per gallon for prime. Ex-
ira lard oil continues dull, and held at S2as5c
per gallon. Refined petroleum is quiet at l5a
l6c per gallon.
POrATOES-There is an ample supply with
a steady market at SOcasl Is per Du loose, on
arrival, as to quality. LoJs in store quoted
81 l5al 30 per bu, and S3a8 so per brl for good
to choice.
POULTRY-Chckcns are in fair demand
with liberal offerings. and good to choice SELL
ing at $3a3 80 per dozen. Live geese are quoted
81 5Ja4 50 per dozen.
SALT-Moderate demand for Ohio River and
kanawha, with liberal supply ut 81 10 per
brl Of 2SO lbs, and lSc per bu. Liverpool dull at
81 lOal % per sack, and Turks Island at S3aS5c
per bu.
SEED-Clover is in moderate jobbinr de-
mand at 15al5xc per Id IN store. Prime to
choice timothy is quoted 81 75al 85 per pu for
jObbing lots in store. Flax seed IL quoted 81 25
al 30 per bu, and dull.
SUGAR-Market steady and moderate de-
manu. We quote 9Tal0c Tor yellow refined,
l0Aal0Hc for extra sc, Aa1lc for''A" white,
llhallXc for powdered ana granulated, and
l2c for crushed per lb New Orleans Is selling
at nallAc for clarified and sxa9xc for raw,
per lib. VI
TALLOw-s Steady and quiet and selling at
rendered, per lD.