The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-02

BUTTER-The demand is chiefly for the finest
grades Tor local consumptioH, with free Offer
mgs. The packing demand is light and infe-
riOr grades are neglected. The market re-
mains steady, with little Or no change. we
quote DAIRY I3al5c Tor Central Ohio and 16alsc
for western Reserve per lb, ana 23a2bc for
creamery. Medium quality is quoted l0allc,
and common sasc Der lb.
CHEEoEr-Ihe market is steady and quiet
with mo Ierate offerings at 9a9S nc per ID for
prime to choice factory.
CORFEE-Ihe market remains quiet and
steady, and prices are essentially unchanged.
Rio is quoted l6al9c Tor common, 2Oa42c for fair
to good, ~ sks93c for prime. and 931,a24hc for
choice per ID. WeQuote Java 2Ta3sc per lb.
LOAL-rhere is moderate Seasonabe de-
maud and steady market at previous prices.
Offerings adOaG at Ia71sc for 1Ough!oghe1y, &C
for Ashland and j1sc for ONO River per bu.
selling to consum ,rs, delivered, at'9c for Ohio
River, l0c for Ashland, lOtllc for Knawha
and MusKingum Valley and lie for Iough-
i0gheny per hu.
COKE-Moderate demand and steady at &c
| for city manufactured, &c for gas-house, and Ga
! Sc for crushed per bu at yards. delivered to
consumers at &c per Du more.
EGGS- There is u limited demand, and the
supply is excessive. Selling at sa3c per dozen
| for fresh arrivals
GREEN FKUITS-Apples are in good sup
| ply, and demand light at Sa2 per brl, accord
| ing to quality. Peaches are in fair demand
With moderate offerings and selling at $2 q
per brl and 81 z5al 70 per bu. Blackberries
sell at $3a4 per bu for cultivated and @2ae 50 fol
Wild Lemons are in fair demand at t4aj per
box. Oranges scarce and held at IS 50a6 pei
\ box.
HAY-The market is steady and quiet with
ample offerings, and prices unchanged. We
quote Slab per ton for prime to choice old tim
6thy, and $9alO for new crop. Low grades So 81
aS per ton, as to quality.
| IEMP-The offerings are light but the mar
| Ii
held at $l20a E80 per ton on arrival, anu dressed
al Sasc per lb, as to quality.
| MILL FEED-Bran is IN moderate demand
and freely offered at SO 50all per ton. Snip
stuffs are dull aC $l3al4 per ton. Middllngs are
iquiet though steady at $l7a22 per ton, all II
bulk on arrival.
| MOLASS ES-NeW Orleans is in fair con.
Isumptive demand and firm, and supply ligh
at 55a60c per gallon for prime to choice. Re
fined syrups quiet and steady at 5JcaSl per gal
Ion, as to quality.
| OILS-There is a quiet market for llnseed a
62aGSc per gallon. Refined petroleum stead!
and fair demand at nal2c per gallon. Extr
lard OIL, current make, IS offered at 73aI5c pc
gallon and limited demand.
| POTA FOES-M dull with heavy re
cepts, and only moderate local demand
Selling at 76casl per br. 10 $50, from wagons
Good to choice held at 81 25al 80 per Drl
packed, in store.
POULTRY-Phe market Is we'll supple,
with chickens, and the demand is only mod
crate. Selling at So 50,l3 per dozen for old, AM
81 25a2 for young, as to size anu condition.
| SALT-DOlnestIe is in moderate demand, anC
Ohio River aud Kanawha sells at 81 0Jal II
per brl Of 2o0 lbs and lsc per bu. Turks
Island nominal at 30a82c per bu and coars,
| Liverpool at 81 10al IL per sack.
SEED-Very little demand but held steady
at lac per ID for clover and IL 75al 90 per bu fol
timothy IN store. Flaxseed quiet and steady
at $lal l5 per Du.,
| SUGAR-rEere is a moderate demand anC
the market is quiet. We quote yellow refined
l0Xal1c, extra 'C" o1XallIc, "a" whit
nkallXc, granulated l2Nal2Hc, crushed ant
powdered l2haI2Ac, and cut loaf 13c per lb
+, New Orleans is quoted 10al04c raw, and II n
11xc for clarified per lb.
| TALLOW-Market steady and quiet, viii
country rendered in packages selling at 7ki
74c per lD.