The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22

white at 81 4O@1 45, and inferior at 81 1901 20 per
BUTTEW-The receipts are stiIl large and the
market is fully supplied with all grades The de-
mand is amost entirely for local consumption and
only the finest qualities wanted, Prices remain
steady, with no material change. Extra creamery
is quoted 2002lc per lb Prime to choice dairy at
12@l5c per 10. the latter for selections. Medium
held at 9Gl0c and common at Tg6c per Id, and
down to 4ln5c.
COAL-The market is dull and prices nominalIy
without change. We quote GuughlOghCny TIC,
Ashland 6@61ac. and Ohio River 515c per bu atioat
and selling to consumers, delivered, as follows:
&c tor Ohio River, 10c for Ashland, l0@1lc for Mus
kngum, Hooking Valley and Kanawha, and lie
for YOughiogheny, per bu
CHEESE-Is dull with ample offerings, but
the makert is steady and unchanged. We quote
prime to choice S19@9c per lb, and Inferior 5g7c
per lb
ample, with little or no change. Java is selling at
259g7c per ID. Rio is quoted i59l1c for inferior
7I2@lSc for medium, lS1g@l9c for good, 2O@201ac
for prime, and 2lM22c for choice per ID.
COKE-MOderate demand and steady and nom-
inally unchanged. Held at Sc for crushed, &c for
city manufactured and &c for gas-house per bu at
yards, and DC more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-Have been in only a local demand and
the offerings liberal but the market closes steady
at 9c per dozen for fresh,
FRUITS-Only a moderate demand for green
apples and not many on the market, and Offering
"a 50t45 10 per bril- Good to choice oranges quieI
und steady with moderate supply at s. 5O@6 50
per box and lemons in fair demand and firm at
s. @6 50 per box. Demand light for drjed fruit
and apples held 3@e4c, peaches at31a@41ac per ID.
HA4-Was steady, with no material change, and
| had the usual cOnsumptive demand. Prime to
choice timothy sells at 50 00@10 per ton and ample
offerings. Inferior hay is neglected and held at
STAT 80 for common and SS@lS so for medium, per
ton, all in bales on arrival.
| HEMP-Dull market but limited offerings and
no quotable change Quoted for rough Kentucky
at $500 per ton on arrival dressed AT 6$4Gl714c
la Ia In
store.
| MOLAsSES- Steady market, but only fair con-
sumptive demand, and quoted for New Orleans at
i36g4Sc for prime to choice and down to SOC for
! inferior per gallon. Refined syrups neglected and
| held as TO quality at 40Gg75c Ger gallon.
.SsOlL LS-Steady and quiet for linseed, and ample
offerings at 57@5Sc pergailon. Lard oil at 6l@63c
| per gallon for extra current make, and moderate
demand. Refined petroleum at 0%@12c per gal
| Ion, and demand fair
| POTATOES-Were in fair consumptive demand
for new, which have been arriving in ample quan
titles, and selling at $393 80 for prime to cnoice
per brl on arrival and offered down to 81 for in
ferior Old were dull and held in store at 25@30c
| per bu
ket to any quotable extent and Of these there were
liberal offerings at S2(42 70 for fullgrOWn fowls,
and $l01i 80 for half-grown spring chickens. Tur-
| keys are merely nominal.
SALT-tThc market is quiet and steady for do.
nestle with moderate demand and quoted 75@S0C
per brl OF bushels for Ohio River and KanaWha
Turks Island dull at 33(e35c per bu and Liverpool
coarse at 81 l0tal Is per lGk.
| SEED-Muderate demand for German mllet al
81 50@9l 60, and Hungarian grass Sc d dull at 75@
SOC per bu. Clover and timothy not offered. Flax
is selling freely at 81 1O@l 20 per bu for good tc
prime
SUGAR-Moderate demand and firm market as
follows: Refined yellow Sts1S54c, extra e ga
9Nc. white 91a@gt4c granuated and powdered
| 10@l0 &c, and crushed 10tac per lb New Orleans
| 714@S4c per lb
| lALLOW- Was IN ample supply and the market
st ady and demand fair lOr country at SIC per lb
! p ,cked. and &c for city rendered loose.