The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-16

choice at 2o@22c per ID. Java is quoted M@26c
per 10.
4 CoAL-The demand is light and market quiet;
prices noninally unchanged. The rates afioat are
Youghiogheny f11sc Ashland 6116c, and Ohio River
51ac per bu. And to consumers delivered as fol-
lows YOughiogheny lie, Kanawha and Muskrn-
gum 1O@Ilc, Hooking Valley lo@l1c, Ashland
1Oc, and Ohio River9c per bu. Kanawha camel
is quoted17@lSc per brl, and anthracite at " 50@S
per ton.
COKE-The demand is light but steady and with
liberal supply We quote &c for gaShotlSe, 7c for
city manufactured, and SC for crushed per bu, at
yards. Delivered to consumers at &c more per bu
EGGS-The market is quiet and steady, with
large receipts and moderate demand. Selling at &c
per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FRUlTS-Green apples quiet and steady, with
choice, and s! 56ai for inferior per bri Oranges
firm at 81 506gi 50 per box and $Sta9 per case.
Lemons in moderate demand at $i@4 50 per box.
Cranberries rather scarce, and held at Sl0@l2 per
brl. Dried fruit qniet. Apples quoted S14@4l4c
per 10, peaches at312@fc for quarters, and 41z@5c
for halves per ID.
HAY-The offerings are large and the demand
light and for the higher grades only. Inferior
hay is not wanted. Market steady at 50 50@9 30
S70DS for lower grades. These figures on ar
rival, and dealers ask 81 more in store per ton.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is only in light de,
mand and there Is not much offered, and quoted
on arrival at &936e95 per ton. Dressed hemp has Il
fair jobbing demand only, and selsat 71z@S12c per
ID, US TO quality.
MILL FEED-Bran is steady and in fair demand,
with good supply and selling at Sl5 so per ton.
Shipstuffs not wanted to any extent, but held
steadily at Sl5@16 per ton Middlings quiet and
steady at $l6g20 per ton, in bulk, on arrival
MOLASSES-Market steady and quiet, without
quotable change. New Orleans is in fair demand
and sells at S7@45c per gallon for good to choice
and 2S930c for inferior Refined syrups held at
40taSoc per gallon, according to quality
OlLS-Market slow for lnseed, but held steady
at 6Oc per gallon. Refined petroleum is firm and
the demand fair at 12Gl4c per gallon, to fire test
Extra lard oil Is in moderate demand at 63@65c
pei gallon, and freely offered ut that
POTATOES-The receipts are light, but the mar
ket Is well supplied, and there is hardly any de
30@40c per bu in store for inferior to choice vari-
eties
P0ULTRY-Is steady and quiet, with liberal re.
ceipts of all kinds. Live chickens sell at $2 25@3
per dozen. Live ducks 81 50@D3 per dozen. Live
turkeys &c per lb; no dressed selling owing to the
warm weather.
SALTS In moderate request and steady for
Ohio River and Kanawha, and liberal offerings at
81 15@1 20 per br of bu, and 90@95e per brl of 8
bu. We quote coarse Liverpool 81 10@l 2Oper sack.
Turks Island 33@35c per bu
SEED-Fair consumptive demand for clover,
ana firm at TIC arrival and Sc per lb for job
per bu in store. Prime flax is selling well at 81 %
6g1 25 per bu.
SUGAR-Continues firm though quiet and no
especial change in prices. We quote refined yell
low St9S3sc, extra C' $1,000, "a" white 9149
912c, granulated and powdered 10@10Ac, crushed
l05s9l01ae and cut loaf l054c per lb. New Orleans
s54@91$c for clarified, and 7(974c for raw, per lb.
TALLOW--ls in fair demand for country, and
liberal offerings. Selling at &c per lb, packed