The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-26

and selling for prime factory at 91a@10c per lb.
C0FFEE-Has moderate demand, and the
market is quiet and steady. Rio is selling at i9@
l6c for common, l7@lSc for medium, 1992le for
good to prime, and 2l15922c for choice, per Id.
Java at 2l@27c per lb.
CoAL-Only light local demand at previous
prices. 1t is offered afloat at SIC for Ohio River,
6Ic for Ashland and TIC for Youghiogheny per
bu To consumers delivered at 109l1c per bu
for Youghiogheny, Kanawha- and Muskingum,
10@llc for Hooking Valley, l0c for Ashland
C0KE-Selling slowly and without change. We
quote gas-hOuse at &c, city manufactured at &c,
and crushed al &c per bu at yards Selling to
consumers at 2cmore per bu delivered.
EGGS-Are in good supply and have only a mod
crate demand but the market is firm at 9@93c
per dozen for fresh.
FRUITS-Green apples are in moderate supply,
but with little demand and selling in store at $i5
per brl for good to choice Oranges have fair de-
mand and quoted at Sl1@13 per case and $5a5 50
per box, and lemons rather scarce and firm at S5Q6
per box. Dried apples quiet at S12@414c, peaches
at 4!4@4s4c for halves and 314@3}4c for quarters,
per Id.
HAY-There is a moderate demand and the
market rules steady and market fully supplied,
Prime to choice timothy is selling at SJg10 per ton
in bales on arrival. Lower grades dull at sos 90
for medium, and $797 80 for common, per ton.
HEMP-His u limited demand and the market
is dull. Rough Kentucky is in light supply and
sells at 800 per ton on arrival. Dressed hemp is
jobhing slowly at 7@Sc perlb, according to quality
MILL FEED-MOderate demand for bran and
liberal receipts and freely offered at Sl2g12 So
Shipstuffs dull but steady at S13gl4 per ton Mid
dings quiet and ample supply at $l6@0 per ton,
all on arrival.
M0LASSES-The demand is chiefly consump-
tive, and the supply is ample, with a steady mar
ket We quote New Orleans at 38(g43c per gallon
for good 10 choice and inferior is nominal, Re-
fined syrups 50t9S0c, as to quality.
OlLS-Market generally quiet and steady, with
little or no change. We quote linseed 59@60c ex-
ira lard oil, current make 62964c and refined pc
tr0leum ii 04l3c Der gallon.
| POTATOES-New potatoes are in fair consump-
tive demand and moderate offerings at "a 50@5 90
per brl on arrival for prime to choice. Old are
plenty and dull, and held in store at 25@30c
| per bu.
| POULTRY-Has good local demand and there
| is an ample supply, without any excess Selling
at 81 252 rs per dozen Tor chickens, and SC per Id
for turkeys, live.
sALT-Market quiet for Ohio River and Kama
wha, which is in ample supply and quoted S5@9Oc
per brl of 5 bu, and 81 15@l 20 per brl of bu.
Turks Island held at 33@35c per bu. Liverpool
coarse duh at 81 1091 Is per sack.
SEED-Nothing doing in either clover or tim
othy. Flax seed in demand at 81 15@1 25 per bu
for good to prime. Hungarian grass-seed selling
at S5@90c per bu. German millet firm at 81 75@
l IS per bu.
SUGAR-The demand is moderate but steady
with no material change. Selling at S3a(9S54c for
refined yellow, S2s(9914c for extra c. 9s(1g5zc for
white, 10@l0Ac for granulated and powdered
l01zc for crushed, and 1G14c for cut loaf per lb
New Orleans is quoted 7@Sc per lb for raw.
TALLOW-The supply is ample and country
sells at 74B71sc per ID and demand fair.