The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-25
n lb, inferior held at 5e7c, as to quality, and

per lb, inferior held at 597c, as to quality, and
dull.
C0FFEE-Quiet market and easy with only
moderate demand. We quote common Rio at 13N
@l419c, fair TO good at l5@l61ac, prime at l7@
TIC, choice at 1S@l8Ec, and fancy yellow al 199
19%c per ID. Laguayra at 151a9171zc, and Java
selling at 23@l2Sc per ID.
COAL-The market is steady but quiet and with
moderate local demand. Offerings ahoat at Sc for
Youghiogheny, TIC for Kanawba, 6%c for Ash
land and 51a@6c for Ohio River, per bu. The
rates delivered to consumers are lie for 1oughio-
gheny, 11c for Kanawha, l0@11c for Hooking Val
ley and Muskingum, l0c for Ashland, and &c for
Ohio River, per bu. Camel coal isquoted at 100
lSc per bu and anthracite al $7@7 SO per ton de-
livered.
CoKE-Steady market and quiet, with ample
offerings and no material change. We quote gas
house &c, city manufactured at 7c, and crushed at
7z29Sc per bu ut yards. Delivered TO consumers
at about &c per bu more
EGGS-lhe demand is active and the receipts
are moderate with firm market, and selling at
22lt29c per dozen for fresh arrivals,
FRUITS-Apples are in moderate demand and
the supply ample and quoted on arrival at $l@
40 per brl, as to quality, and 81 5Ogl 70 for good
to prime In store but held at So per brl for very
choce Clanbeirles are quoted SG@8 per brl, and
s. 25@2 rs per bu in crates, Creole oranges are in
fair demand and sell at S5@s7 per brl. Lemons
quiet and steady at $5@6 per box
UAY-The demand is fair and the market
steady, and ample supply at $9@lO per ton for
prime to choice timothy. Inferior neg ected at 81
@S per ton, as to quality, all on arrival.
HEMP-Llght offerings ana market steady, W IN
little demand al $40 per ton for rough Kentucky,
and dressed quoted at 7@714c per ID for double
and G4@61ac per ID for single dressed for jobbing
lots.
MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady, and
bran in ample supply at 50 50gl0 90 per ton.
Shiptuffs held at $ll@12 and duh. Middlings in
| fair request and selling at $l3@l7 per ton all on
arrival.
MOLASSES-Fair demand for New Orleans and
liberal offerings, with new selling at 32@i0c, and
old ut 2S@35c per gallon. Sorghum dull at 25C9
Soc per gallon. Refined syrups in moderate de-
mand at 40@70c per gallon, as to quality
OlLS-Falr demand for refined petroleum and
steady at 10@12Rc per gallon. Prime lnseed
quoted at 5Sc uer gallon. Extra lard oil quiet and
steady at 5S@60c per gallon.
POTATOES-Mark quiet and steady with
large offerings We quote 45g55c per bu, loose,
for good to choice, on arrival, and 81 60g1 IS for
packed lots in store. Sweet potatoes held at 81 %
a. 90 per brl.
rOULTRY-C Chickens sell at 81 25t92 so per
d Oxen, and the demand moderate. Live turkeys
in fair demand at 7GSc, and dressed at 9@lOc per
10 Ducks dull at 81 5o92 90, and geese at 81 500
3 per dozen.
SUGAR-The market is quiet with moderate
demand. We quote New Orleans a. 634@7l2c for
raw, and 8@9c for clarified yellow re'fned at 714@
SC, extra c S4@9c, A white 9A@94c, powdered
and granulated 91s@10Ac, and cut loaf 1890
10hc.
TALLOW-The market is quiet and liberal Of
ferings OF country at 51s@6c per ID, packed