The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-17

nter steam held at 7.10 city kettle at re, and
co -~t-' do at re per lb.
BULK MEATS-Market inactive and steady.
shOuluers quoted 31a@3G0c, clear rib at 4.9Uc aud
clear sides held at 5O5g5l0c per ~ IoJse, and &c
more packed.
BACON-Demand light and market easy shoul-
ders quoted 44c, clear rib 513c, and clear sides
5t4c for packed, though generally held a shade
higher Sugarcured rus are jObo l,g at 7156R
SIC per 10, as TO average.
C0FroN-Market dull. No change in prices.
We quote: Ordinary, 7isc; good ordinary SIC,
low mddiing gssc, nlIdlng lO1sc, good mid
ding 1895 middling lair IL &c, far l21sc per ID.
WHISkf-The market is steady and quiet. We
quote il 81 O3 per gallon, and moderate demand,
BEANS-Ihe de nand is very light, but the
market remains steady, with ample offerings at
81 SGl 90 for choice, 81 50Gl 70 for good to prime
and Sl@ % Tor inferior per bu.
BUTTER-Thc demand is fair especially for the
test grades and the receipts are heavy. The mar
vet is steady, with little change Prime to choice
nry selling at 1S6e20c per Id, and selections of
extra VIII bring 22G92'c per lb: Inferior grades are
neglected and easy ut l3814c for medium and S9
offered at 2S4s30e per ID.
CIEESE-lIas moderate demand and steady,
with ample supply at 1O@l1c per Id.
COFFEE-The market is quiet and steady, with
moderate demand and ample supply. Rio is
quoted i5Yl6c for common, 1791S for medium,
! lS>5920lac for good to prime, ana ? 922c per Id
for choice. Java is quoted 2Cq27c per ID.
C0AL-Moderate stssOnable demand and nom
inally unchanged. We quote delivered to con-
sulners at Sc for Ohio River, 10c for Ashland lOa
lie for Muskingum and Hooking Valley, 10@l1C
l9r kanaWha and Youghiogheny per bu; offerings
afoat at nc for Yougniogheny, 6@161ac for Ash
land, and SIC for Ohio River per bu,
COKE-Is dull and unchanged. Quoted at yards
as follows: GNs-house &C. city manufactured at 7c,
and crushed at Sc per bu Delivered to consumers
| at &c more per bu.
EGG5-The demand is light being merely for
| local consumption, and the receipts are heavy.
Fresh sell at 812@9c per dozen.
1N,af rlyAti &c and .l,, Co.
pies, with moderate supply. Quoted at "a 506D5 &c
per brl for good to choice Lemons sell at $50e5 sc
per box for prime to choice, and light offerings
Oranges are in n fair demand and steady at $l2@1&
! per case, and SOC per box Dried fruit dull. Ap
plies at 80 ic peaches ut 4@454c for halves and 81
| @324c Tor quarters, per 10.
HAY-Continues steady and quiet, with faiI
consumptive demand, which is mostly for the best
grades. We quote 50 50@10 50 per ton for prime to
choice timothy. Low grades held at $798 per ton
all in bales on arrival.
HEMP-The receipts are light, and rough Ken
lucky is dull but steady at S90g95 per ton on ar
rival Dressed quoted at 714G64c per lb, as to
quality.
MILL FEED-Market quiet for bran and large
offerings at Sl3@13 so per ton. shipstutfs in light
demand at Sl4tg15 per ton. Middlings steady but
quiet at $l6@D per ton, oil in bales on arrival.
MOLASskS-The demand is moderate. Market
steady and quiet Best grades New Orleans sell
ing at 4O@4Sc per gallon, and inferior offered at
30@35c per gallon. Refined syrups ranging at 400
75c per gallon.
oILs-Market generally quiet and steady. Lin
seed Is quoted at 59@60c. Refined petroleum sell
ing at ll@l211ac per gallon, as to fire test Lard
oil Offered at 62@64c per gallon for extra current
make.
POTATOES-The market remains dull with
hardly any doing beyond moderate local CON
sumptive demand. The supply is ample and
| prices are steady and nominally unchanged.
Quoted in store, at 25@35c per bu, according to
quality. None quotable on arrival.
POuLTRY-Live chickens are in fair request,
with large receipts and selling at 81 75g2 so per
dozen. Turkeys in ample supply and moderate
demand at S1a@9c per lb.
SEED-Cloverin in light demand ct 7lt@715c per
bu, and timothy jobbing slowly at 81 350gl 40 per
bu in store. Flax in fair demand at 81 1591 20 per
bushel.
SALT-The demand is moderate for domestic,
! and selling at 85@9Oc per brl of bu and 81 l5@
20 per brl OF bu, for Ohio River and Kauawha,
with full supply. Coarse Liverpool is dull at
81 l0@l Is per sack, and Turks Island at 33935c
per bu.
sUGAR-Steady market but with moderate de-
mand and ample supply. New Orleans is selling
at 7a8c per 10 for raw, refined yellow S49Ss4c, ex-
ira ''C' 9Q92Ssc, "A", white 911aa97sc gTnnulated
and powdered at 1o4@lOHc, crushed at 1880
l0!zc. and cut loaf at 107a@11c per b.
| TALLOW-The market is quiet and steady,
with country in packages selling at 76l71c Der lb