The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARK Ell,
CINCINNATI, Sept 2S-1P, n

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BEANS-The market remains quiet with limit
ed receipts and no change. We quote navys at
81 70@l 50. good to prime VIII te or medium at
81 25tl1 50, and common at 75cIS1 per bu
BUTTER-The market remains quiet and steady
with ample receipts, but the demand almost who'll
ly the fnestqua ities, which o in light sup
ply and firm. Creamery sells up to 25c per ID for
extra selections, but in lots at 2l@23c per ID.
Dairy-made ut 14@l6c for prime to choice, and
single packages Of selections al 17g1Sc per h. In
ieri0f grades dull l09llc Tor medium, and 596c
for common per ID. '.'
and the market is steady ana quiet with prime to
choice factory selling at 9@9l9c per ID.
COFFEE-ls steady without material change
and demand fair. Rio sells at 4lgal512r for com
mon, 16@l7C for fair 17I2@lS1ac for good, 19Ge20c
for prime, and 21@22c'fOr choice per lb. Java is
quoted 2jGl29G per lb.
COAE-There is fair retail demand, and the
market is st ady with ample sup ly at lOc for
YoughoghGny, 99lOc for KanaWha and Hooking
Valley, 9Gl0C for Muskingum, Sc for Ashland,
and Sc for Ohio River per Du, delivered to CON
sumers. The rates alloat are: Ga6lac for YOughio-
gheny, &c for kanaWha. 512C lOr Ashland, and &c
for Ohio River per bu.
COKE-Thc market well supplied bnt the de-
mand is only moderate. GlShouse quoted at Sc,
city manufactured at &c, and crushed at &c per bu
ut Yards, and about &c more<deliyered to conSum-
ers. ....... ....
EGGS-The receipts are more liberal and the
market is easy with only moderate demand and
quoted l4@l5c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FRUITS-Peaches sell at 81 0O93 90 per bu, in
faxes with light offerings. Apples plenty and
freely Sared at SIG % per brl. on arrival loose
and 81 5ola1 75 p,. w. brl in store acked, Grapes
Quiet and steady at 9I5cu.s" per ID for Coneotds,
and $292 50 per stand. OF two s'usi'sn n lor ives
seedlings. Lemons held at $7@S pcr Ho4'
HAY-The market remains steady ana Va ae-
mand is fair for consumption. Prime to choice
timothy sells at $9@l0 per ton. Good mixed hay
at Ss9S 80, and common at 1907 per ton, all IN
bales on arrival and 81 more in store.
HEMP-Quiet and steady market, with light
offerings, and rough Kentucky sells at $9j@l00 per
ton on arrival, and dressed is jobbing slowly at
7@Ih2c per lb, as to quality, ,in store. 3. X
MILL FEED-Moderate demand for bran and
ample offerings at $l0610 50 Der ton on arrival
Shi stuffs dulI at S1l9l2 per ton. Middlngs quiet
and held at $l4@l7 per ton, all in bulk on arrival
MOLASSES-Ihe market is steady and quiet
with moderate supply of New Orleans and selling
at 4394Sc for prime to choice, and offered at g. "a
40c for ordinary to good per gal. Refined syrups
quiet and steady at 4e@75c per gal, as to quality
OII4S-Moderate demand and lard oil is freely
offered at $4,000 per gallon for extra current
make. Linseed is quiet and Steady, and quoted So
957c pc gallon. Refined petroleum at lOtQl21%c
per gallon, as 10 fire test.
POTATOES-The market is firm, with fair de-
mand, and only moderate receipts, and quoted at
81 7591 80 per br packed in store, and 81 35@1 so
per brl loose on arrival. Sweet potatoes quoted
81 7592 per brl. 49,.
ample offerings, and live chickens are selling at
81 5O93 % for old, and 81 75@2 25 for young, per
dozen. Ducks held at $2Gn2 % per dozen, and dull
SADT-Market dull and steady for Turks Island
at 33@35c per btl, and coarse Liverpool Sl9l O5
per sack Ohio River and kanawha in lair de
mand at 81 20 per brl OF bushels, and 95c per brl
OF bushels.
SEED-Clover is held steadily at ne on arrival,
and 734c in store per lb, but light sales Moderate
jobbing demand for timothy at 81 15@1 % per bu
on arrival, and 81 3O9l 40 per bu in store. Flax
seed salabe at 81 l5@l 80 per bu.
SUGAR-Market quiet and firm, and no materi-
Hl change. We quote: Yellow refined S@Ss9c,
extra 81s@94c A white s]1zt6l0c, gran1lated
and powdered 10H@l0Ac, crushed 105sl0Ac,
and cut loaf lie per lb.
TALLOW-The demand is fair and steady mar
ket and prime country is freely offered at 6Sc per
ID packed, and city at SIC loose
FLOUR-The market remains steady and fairly
active. Spring wheat -four quoted S5@5 10, the
latter for choice Minnesota. Rye -four quiet and
steady at $3@3 25 per brl. Family -four selling at
$5@5 40 for fancy brands, and 81 l5a4 50 for or
dinary. Extra held at 50 70@3 s5 superfine at
s. So9S 25, and low grades at s. 25Cs2 50 per brl