The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-03

grades dull and held at l1@12c for medium and
t3Sc for Q mmon, perth
CHEE5E-Is quiet and steady, and prime to
choice factory sells slowly at 9@9 &c per ID.
COFFEEr-The market rules steady ana prices
sustained, with only fair consumptive demand.
We quote Rio rs follows Common l59i7c, fair to
good at 1S@20c, prime at 2O1392lc, and choice
at 2II6122c per ID Java is selling at D27c per lb
GOALS quiet with merely Il light consumptlve
demand Stocks anoat held at 7Cg7t2c for Yough-
iogheny. 6@6l2c for Ashland, SIC for Ohio River.
Delivered to consumers as follows ONO RIVER &c,
Ashland 1Oc, Muskingum and Hooking Valley 10
@1lc, Kanawha and 1oughiogheny lOgllc and
camel 16(G1Sc per bu
COKE-Is dull but prices are steady and un.
changed. Gas-hOuse quoted &c, city manufactured
7c, crushed Sc per bu, at yards, and he'd &c more
EGGS-The demand is light and market dull
Receipts large and fresh freely offered at S12@9c
FRUITs-Market dull and nominal for green
apples at S5m5 80 per brl. Moderate demand fol
lemons and light supply at $596 per box Oranges
quiet and steady at SZylS per case ana 70 5ogo 3.
| per box. Dried apples uull at 3I@4c per lb
Peaches in limited demand at 49412c for halves
| and 3d3ac for quarters.
| HAYS quiet and steady with demand only fol
| the better grades for the local market We quote
S901l0 per ton for prime to choice on arrival. In
fenor duh and held at $7@S per ton. In store 5.
more per ton lSkei.
| HEMP-Has very little demand, and rough Ken
| tucky is in limited supply at SS5g90 per ton on
arrival, and So more wanted in store. Dressed il
quiet and steady at 7@71ac for single and ogS14C
for double perlb.
MILL FEED-Market inactive but steady and
liberal offerings of all kinds We quote bran at 81.
9l2 so, shipstuifs at Sl3 00@l4 00, and middlings
at $lGGs20 per ton, all in bulk on arrival
| MOLASSES-lS in fair consumptive demand and
the market remains steady at previous prices
New Orleans is selling at 3S@4Sc per gallon fol
good to choice, and refined syrups held at 400
f75c per gallon, as to quality.
| OILS-Quiet and steady for Gnseed, with mod
crate offerings at $4,000 per gallon. Lard oil il
not wanted oany extent but held steady at e:
Gy6ic per gallon for extra current make. ReiineC
| petroleum is salable at 10L2(91212c per gallon.
| POTATOES-There is a fair local demand TO
new, which are in ample supply, and selling a
S3G13 Is per brl on arrival. Old are not wanted
and merely nominal, at 20@30c per bu in store.
| POULTRY-Iive chickens are in liberal supply
and the market is steady, with fair demand, an'
selling at S2(g2 IS per dozen, the latter for YER
choice. Other kinds are not quotable.
SALT-Dull, and ample offering of Ohit
els, and 81 l5@l 20 per brl of I bushels Turk
Island is held at 3iGS5e per bu, and coarse Liver
pool at 81 10@1 Is per sack.
| SEED-German millet is in fair request at 81 x
| al 81 per bu. Hungarian grass quiet and stead!
| at S5d90c per bu. Nothing doing in either Glove
or timothy Flax seed is i'll demand at 81 15@1 2
per bu.
| sUGAR-The demand is moderate and marke
steady and quiet. We quote New Orleans 7(gS
per ID. refined yellow S$3s@S34c, extra 9@914c,
white ghsggi4c, granuiated and powdered 100
| l0tsc, crushed lO1a@1058c and cut loaf 1054c pc
pound.
TALLOW-M Moderate demand, but steady, will
liberal offerings at 7@71sc per ID for country il