The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18

steady market and quiet. Navys quoted 81 SO@
80, white mediums ut " 5O@l 90, and interlor at
Sl9gl % per pu.
BUTTER1The receipts are not large of the finer
grades but about equal to the demand ana Lhe
market remains quiet and steady Seleetoiis OF
extra sell at DC per lb by single packages, and
prime TO choice dairy generally at 9l422c per 10.
Lower grades are dull, with large supply and de-
mand light, and held at 10@l5c per Id, according
to quality.
receipts moderate but ample, and we quote prime
to choice factory 121a69l314c per ID.
COFFEE-0nly a moderate demand, and the
market is steady though quiet Rio sells at 1870
l61sc for common, 179lSc for medium, l9@2le tor
good to prime, and Il llz@22c for choice per Id.
Java is quoted 2i6g2Tc per lb
COAIl-The demand is light and market quiet;
prices nominally unchanged The rates af1oAt are
YoughiOghGny 7I2c, Ashland 612c, and ONO River
519G per bu. And TO consumers delivered as f0l-
lows: Youghiogheny lie, KanaWha and Muskln-
gum 10@llc, Hooking Valley p@l1c, Ashland
lOc, and Ohio River9c per Dll. Kanawha camel
squoted I@lSc per bu, and anthracite at " aVgo
per ton.
liberal supply. We quote &c for gas-house, 7e for
city manufactured, and SC for crushed per bu, at
yards. Delivered to consumcrsa at &c more per bu.
EGGS-There is II moderate demand and the
market is steady and quiet with fresh otered
at &c per Dozen
FRtTTS- Moderate demand for green apples
and larger offerings at So 5095 per brl as To quail
ty Lemons quiet and firm at $lGg4 50 per box.
Oranges in fair demand and selling at SOIL per
case and Si6g5 per box. Dried apples quiet at
4Gsl34c per To- peaches at 31g94c for quarters and
412@jo for halves per 10.
HAY-Market dun eXcept for local consump-
tion and generally the best grades only taken.
Selling at IS 50@9 so for prime TO choice timothy,
in bales on arrival. Lower grades held at ST9o
per ton, as to quality.
| HEMP-Moderate demand and quiet market for
rough Kentucky but steady at S90Se5 per ton, on
arrival and not much coming H. We quote
dressed at S189c per ID for double, and 7@712c for
/ pla and i'm and fair iObDlnp de-
mand.
MILL FEED-Bran is steady and in fair demand
with good supply and selling at SD 80 per ton
Shipstuffs not wanted to any extent, but held
steadily at Sl5@l6 per ton. Middhngs quiet and
steady at sl6@20 per ton in bulk, on arrival
MOLASSES-Market steady and quiet, without
quOtable change. New Orleans is in fair demand
and sells at 37945c per gallon for good to choice
and 2Sa3Oc for inferior. Refined syrups held al
4O9$5e per gallon according to quality, i,uaooa on4
market quiet and easy at 60c per gallon. Lard oil
is quoted at 63965c per gallon for extra, ana moi
much demand. Refined petroleum in fair de
mand and steady at l29l4c per gallon, as TO hre
| test
| POTATOEs-The market continues very quiet.
Only limited demand for the local demand.
Very few coming in, but the supply is large. we
quote 30@40c per bu for inferior to choice, in
store loose. Quoted n0minaly on arrival at 2OC9
27c per bu.
P0ULTRY-The receipts are large, but only OF
live and demand fair for chickens, and selling al
" 25Gg3 per dozen. Live uucks Oheiei az " ooIVI
per dozen. Turkeys are in moderate demand al
&c per ID.
SALTS in moderate request and steady fol
Ohio River and kanawha, and liberal offerings al
81 15@1 20 per brl of bu, and 90G995c per br OF
bu We quote coarse Liverpool Sl 10(gl ~ per sack
Turks Island, 33135c per bu. -,
SEED-Clover is firm with fair jobbing and sell
ing at Sc in store, and will bring 71ac on arrival
Prime timothy is in moderate request at VI 4O9l d
per bu Flax sells at 81 20g1 25 per bu.
SUGAR-Market steady and moderately active
at the following prices: New Orleans at 654@
re for raw, and S4@914c per ID for clarified; re
9I1@915c, gr,lnulated and powdered 10g10Ac
crushed l0as@l019c and cut loaf 1O$4c per lb
Acknowledgement moderate, ample receipts
and country in packages selling at &c per 10,