The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-18

large supply but the receipts generally in a bad
condition owing TO the great heat OF the weather
There is really very little strictly fine quality on
the market, such as is required for the local retail
trade Single packages Of choice creamery sell at
1992lc, and dairy-made at 9@llc per ID. Medium
grades merely nominal at 6g1c, and common at 3
@319c per ID.
CHEESE-The market continues doll and
steady The receipts are large and selling at 61&@
7c per lb for prime to choice factory. Inferior
quality is not QuOtable
COFFEE-The demand is fair for consumption
Market steady and no material change in prices.
Choice Rio sells at 2O@2lc prime at l9gl912c fair
10 good at 16@lSc, and common at H@l5c per ID.
Java is quoted 23927c per lh
| COAL-The demand moderate and market
steady. The wholesale rates are: Youghiogheny &c,
Ashland &C. and Ohio River &c, per bu, atiOat Of
iering at retail at l0@llc for YOughogheny, 10c
for kanawha, Muskingum and Hooking Valley,
&c Tor Ashland, and &c for Ohio River per bu, de
liyered 10 consumers
COKE-Is dull and nominal at the following
prices; &c Tor gaShoIse, &c for city manufactured,
and SC for crushed per bu at Yards Delivered to
consumers at about &c more per bu.
FGGS-Dull market and nom nal with large
offerings at 5@6c per dozen and hardly any de-
mand.
FRUITS-Peaches are in fair demand and ample
supply and selling at S2a2 30 per bu in boxes for
good to choice and 81 80 for inferior. Apples are
plenty with moderate demand at $l@l 80 per brl
for good TO choice Pears sell at SO 504 for Bart
letts and $169l so for common per bu. Cherries
! In limited supply and quoted at 81 25@l 80 per
stand of bu. BackbeTies in ample supply and
fair demand at ~ 50@3 0 per stand for cultivated
and some choice varieties held at more. and wild
sell at 81 al 50 per stand of 2 bu. Lemons firm
and Light supply and held at sl1@l2 per box.
HA1-The supply is ample and there is a fair
consumptive demand and market steady. New
hay is quoted S. 5097 per ton on arrival. Old is
selling at Sl0@1l per ton for prime TO choice timo-
thy, and 81 00gS 90 for medium.
HEMP-Has Il quiet market and steady with lit
tie Offering. Rough Kentucky is quoted $S5@90
per ton on arrival. Dressed in moderate jobbing
demand at 612@7z9c per Ib as to quality.
MILL FEED-Ihe demand is light and market
@l2 for shipstufs, and Sl3917 for middlings per
ton, all on arrival, and s. more per ton in store
M0LASSES-New Orleans syrup is steady with
fair cOnsumptive demand, and selling at i394Sc
for prime to choice and 3Oa3Sc for common to
good per gallon. Refined syrups dull at 456g7Oc
per gallon as to quality.
OILS-Extra lard oil is offered at 6O@62c for cur
rent make but is wanted only to a moderate ex-
tent Linseed oil is quiet and steady at 52dg53c
per gallon. Refined petroleum sells at 11ll4c per
gallon, as to fire test.
,PoTAToES-The demand is very light being
almost wholly for local consumption. Receipts
large and market dull and heavy. Good to choice
are feely offered at 6O@75c per brl, loose from
wagons, and held at $l@l Is per brl packed in
store.
POULTRY-Marke firm and demand fair for
chickens and the supply rather light Selling at
81 5Og3 Is for full grown and 81 5012 25 for small
or half grown per dOzen according to size and
o""''i''oi' cuhCi pOu4uy uOG SelluS 80 dh 10
make quotation.
SALT Market steady and the demand moderate
tor Ohio River and Kanawha and selling at Csc
per br OF 5 bushels, and 81 20 per brl of bushel
Turks Island duh at 3iG935c per bu, and coarse
Liverpool at 81 l091 Is per sack.
SEED-Clover is in light demand but held firm
at at SgS4e 4 per ID, and timothy at 81 35@1 40 per
Hungarian grass seed duh at 65(g70c per bu
Prime flax held at 81 10@1 Is per bu.
SUGAR-The market quiet and with moderate
demand. We quote rs follows New Orleans raw
at 7A9S14c, refined yellow at 714@S3gc, extra C
SI99StSc, A white 93SQl9j1c, granulated and pow
dered l0@104c and crushed at 1O19c per lb.
IALLOW-ls quiet and steady. Country packed