The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-02

BEANs-Are dun ana nominal, but small offer
ings at 75@90c for common, 81 2j9l 50 for good ~
prime, and 81 75@l so per bu for best navys.
BUTTER-Is quiet and steady, and the market
Is well supplied There is good eonslmptive de-
mand for the finest quality, but little doing in
inferior. No material change in prices. We quot
creamery lS@20c for prime to cho ce, and 2o9 Sc
for fancy selections Best dairy sells at lll4c in
feriOr grades dull at 3g31ac for common, and 7@
SC for medium, per lb
CHEEsE-Is quiet and firm and the market
rather poorly supplied with moderate sales al "a
712c for prime to choice, per ID.
COFFEE-The market is steady and the demand
moderate, with little il any change. We quote Rio
14@I6c for common, l614@17]ac for medium. lSCg
cboice per per H. AMI 2i927c for Java per h.
COAI--Is quiet and the offerings moderate al
previous prices. We quote Ohio River SC, Ashland
&c, Kanawha 61ac and Ioughiogheny &c per bu,
afmt and SC lor Ohio River, SL@9c for Ashland,
9gl0c for Kanawha and Muskingum, l0c for
Hrking Valley, and 10c for Youghiogheny per
bu, delivered to consumers.
C0KE-The market is duh and nomnally un-
changed. We quote gas-hnuse &c, city manufac-
turcd 7c and crushed Sc per bu. at yards, and 2C
more delivered to consumers
EGGS-The market is tirmer, with moderate Of
ferlngs and selling at S@S19c per dozen for fresh
arrVaa
FRUITS-Peaches are plenty demand mod
crate at Sl9l SO per bu in boxes for prime tn
choice Apples quoted 81 25@l 50 per brl, packed,
and receipts light, and quoted 81 for Gu tivated
and 81 80 for wild per stand of bushels. Pears in
moderate demnnd at S2g25 50 per bu for prime tC
choice, and Sl91 so for common per bu. Damsons
quoted S. 5o13 10 per stand of bushels.
HAI-Fair demand, mostly for old. The up
ply is ample and market steady. Prime to choice
old timothy quoted $l0@l1, and good mixed at s.
@9 per ton and Fred at $TG9 per ton for good
| store.
| HEMP-Has dull market but with little offer
! ing and held steady for rough Kentucky at $3.50
81 per ton on arrival, and jobbng lots ofidresseC
at G2@654c for single, and 74@719c for double
per ID.
MILL FEED-Bran sells at 5000 50 per ton ant
moderate demand: ShiPstuffs dull and held a
$l1@l2 per ton. Niddlngs quiet and steady a
$l3gl7 per ton, all in bulk on arrival.
| MOLASSES-Demand only moderate but steady
| and ample supply, and quoted for New Orleans a
syrups held at 40@75c per gallon, as to quality.
| OILS-Demand generally moderate and market
steady. We quote extra lard oil, current make
at 6o@62c, linseed at 52953c, and refined petrole
um at l0MM13c per gallon.
POrATOES-The market is steady but quiet
| and well supplied. Selling from wagons, loose al
81 00@1 10 per brl, and held in store, packed al
81 2l9l 40 per brl or prime to choice
POULTRY-Market quiet and easy for chickens
the receipts being large and demand moderate
Selling at 81 256l2 IS for full-groWn fowls, and
81 6O@2 for young per dozen.
| SALT-Market steady and demand moderate
and quoted 95c per brl of bushels and 81 20 pei
brl of bushels Turks Island held at 33Ce35c pei
bu. coarse Liverpool at 81 10@l Is per sack.
SEED-Market quiet and II ,minaI, with clover
at SdS114c per lb, and timothy at 81 3591 45 per
hu. Flax seed will bring $l@l 10 per bu. Seed
buckwheat at 70@75 per bu.
sUGAR-Quiet and steady and fair demand.
754t@SsSc, extra G, at S119@S7sc, white at ga
914c, powdered and granulated 1O@lO14c, crushed
at 10%c per ID.
TALLOW-Has moderate demand for country
and selling in packages at 65sc per h.