The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-25

We quote prime to choice dairy at 20923c per lb,
as high as 5c for extra selections but generally by
single packages Medium grades quoted 14@l5c,
and common l0@l1c per ID.
CHEESE-Only moderate demand and the
market is steady. Choice is quoted 13c per lb and
inferior nominal
offerings and no material change. Rio selling at
l6@l7c for common, 1S6gl9c for medium, 2O12015 &c
for good and 2ld23 for prime to choice per ID.
Java sells at 25926c per ID.
C0AL-The market is quiet and steady with an
ample supply We quote Youghiogheny 7lc,
Ashland 69612c, Ohio River 51ae per bu, afioat.
Selling to consumers delivered as follows:
Yonghiogheny lie, Kanawha 10@11c Hooking
Valley and Muskingum l0@l1c Ashland 1Oc, and
Ohio River $1,000 per bu. Camel quoted 176glSe
per bu, and anthracite at 81 5o@s per ton deliV-
| COKE-The market remains steady and quiet
with liberal offerings and only a moderate de
mand. Selling at yards at &c for gas house, &c for
city made, and Sc for crushed per bu. Held at &c
per bu more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-Are selling slowly at l2c per dozen for
fresh with large receipts and limited demand.
FRuIISEThe rs market Is quiet and steady, and
apples selling at 81 50e5 50 for good to choice, and
held SOD for inferior, with moderate offerings.
We quote oranges at 81 5J6ls so per case and 50 Is
@3 30 per box, and lemons at a@4 50 per box, with
moderate demand, and cranberTies selling at 50 80
| @lO per brl, with limited offerings Dried apples
quiet and steady at 3t4gI1ac per lb Dried peaches
quoted at for quarters and 5@51ac for halves
HAY-The demand is local and moderate, and
generally the higher grades only are wanted for
the trade. Inferior grades neglected. with large
supply. We,qnote prime to choice Timothy $9@l0
per ton: medium grades held at $S(18 So and com
mon at S797 80 per ton on arrival.
HEMP-Dull for rough Kentucky, but the re-
ceipts being light the market is steady and un-
changed at Sl00@110 per ton, on arrival. We quote
jobbing lots Of dressed at 754@Sc per h. in store
MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady, with
ample receipts. We quote bran at s14, shipstufis at
$14@15, and middlings at Sl6@2O per ton all in
bllk val mo n Dtpd nv larei in
store.
MOLAssEs- Moderate demand and steady mar
ket though quiet. New Orleans at 35@g43c per gal
lon; refined syrups at 50@9Oc; sorghum at Gg30c
per gallon. according toSquality.
OILS-Moderate demand and steady market,
at 66g for nseed l2l4c as to fire test for refined
gallon. aud ample offerings.
POTATOES-Arei in moderate request for the local
trade, with full supply, and selling slowly at t35
@40c for good to choice, and SOC for inferior. per
bu, in store We quote sweet potatoes SO 298 50
per brl in store
POULTRY Moderate demand, and receipts
ample at 81 25(g3 per dozen for live chickens and
7146eSc per ID for turkeys. Live geese sell at $a9
dressed offering sufficient to establish prices.
SALT-Moderate demand and steady, with an
ample supply and selling at 95c@sl per brl OF
bushels 81 209l % per brl of bushels, for Ohio
River and Kanawha. We quote foreign at 35@36c
per bu for Turks Island, and 81 10@l 20 per sack
for coarse Liverpool.
SEEB-Ihe market Is dull, ana supply light.
Clover is held at Sc in store, and TIC ON arrival
per h. and timothy at 81 3O@l 40 per bu in store.
Flax seed in good demand at 81 20@1 25 per bu.
SUGAR-In fair consumptve demand, the mar
ket steady, and offerings ample. Selling at 8(1815c
for refined yellow s44t9s114c for extra "C", Va
@9g54c for "a" white, 1G@l0kc for powdered ana
granulated 1gH@l012c for crushed, 65%@
7s4c for New Orleans raw and 812@91ac for clari-
fed, per ID.
TALLOW-The demand is only moderate, and
liberal receipts, at 7c per lb for prime country.