The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-21

firm and selling at l2l%91Sc per lb for prime to
choice and liberal offerings.
| COFFEE-Ihe demand is only moderate, with
ample offerings and steady market, and Rio, is
selling at 2l 422c for prime to choice l9d20c for
good, lSGgI6l9c for medium, and lG%@l7C for in
ferior per lb, and Java is quoted 25@26c per H.
| CoAL--Oniy a moderate consumptive demand,
and steady Quoted delivered To consumers at
l0@l1c fer Youghioghcny and kanawha, t06l1lc
| for Muskingllm and Hooking Valley, 9%gl0c for
Ashland. and Sc for Ohio River per bu. the rates
afoat are j1Zc for Ohio River &C for Ashland, and
! re for Goughio2heny per bu.
COKE-Market dull, but steady, with liberal
supply and prices without change. Gas-house is
quoted &c, city manufactured 7c, and crushed &c
per bu, AZ yards, and &c more delivered to consum
| ers
EGGS-The market remains steady and dull
with full supply, and fresh freely offered at ia
| l2I2c per dozen.
FRUITS-Moderate demand for,sgreen apples
and good supply selling at SfAs5 for good to
prime, and S. 256g5 80 for choice per brl. Lemons
are quiet at St6l4 50 per box. Oranges are in mod,
crate dclaand and steady at $7S per ease, and $3d
and moderate offerings. Dried apples selling al
4@r2r per ID, and dried peaches at 5@51ac lol
halves and 4@i%c for quarters, per lb
HAY-The receipts are not large, but the mar
ket is dull, especially for lower grades. No Tim
othy is quoted 50 }0@l0 per ton Good mixed is
quoted SS9S 50, and common $7@7 so per ton, all
| in bales on arrival, and Sl(92 more in store.
| HEMP-The market is dull with very little de
mand for rough Kentucky, and not much offered.
1t is held on arrival at $lO0@l05 per ton Dressed
hemp sells slowly at S@9c per ID, as to lineness
| Mill FEED-Bran is in fair demand with mod
crate offerings, and firm ut S1I per ton Shipsufs
are dull but steady, and held at Sl4 50al5 per
Middlngs in moderate denal,d and steady al S1t
92l per ton on arrival. AL selling at s. more iu
store.
MOLAgSES- Orleans syrup is i'll fair de
nland, with good supply and steady at 35@43C
per gallon. good to choice. Refined syrupS quiet
aud held at 50@tAe per gallon, as to quality
Sorghum dull and freely offered at 25@30e pei
gallon, good to prime.
| OILS-Modelate demand and steady for linseed
and freely offered at 61@G2c per gallon. Refined
petroleum in fair demand and easy at 146Y15c pei
gallon, aS to fire test Lard oil quiet and steady al
71@72c per gallon for extra winter.
! PoTATOES-Thc receipts are very light and
| prices merely nominal on arrival, and only a mod
crate consumptive demand in store at 300g40c pei
bu for fair to choice. Sweet potatoes quoted nom
inally at So 25a3 75 per brl.
POULTR9-Fair demand for chickens and mar.
ker well supplied and firm at 81 50a3 SO dressed
and S2Ge3 for live per dozen. Geese quoted So 50
ga co. and ducks at So 50@3 90 per dozen for live.
| Turkeys in moderate demand and live sell at GCa
7c, dressed at 8@9c per lb.
| SALT--ModelHte demand fordomestic, and Ohio
River and kanawha is in good supply and steady
at 81 per brl Of bushels and 81 . per bri OF 7
bushels Turks Island held at 35Ge3Gc per bu, and
Liverpool 81 25 per sack.
6EED-only light jobbing demand with linn
tied offerings. Clover quoted S9s14c in store, and
712Q9724c on arrival per h. Timothy held at 81 90
al 45 per bu in store Prime flax seed in demand
at s. p per bu: 49,.
SUGAR-FGir consumrt;ve demand and steady
market. We quote: Yellow refined 309S1ac, extra
.C, SA@SAe "a" oS1 white S9g4e, granuIated
loaf lO34c per lb New Orleans at SIa@012c for
clarified, and G344T54c for raw per lb.
! TALLOW-ls selling at &c per Ii for prime cOull-
try packed, with fair demand and ample receipts.