The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-26

at l7g2Oc per ID, prime lots at 1O9l1c, medium Il
good al 6S8c, and common at 3g4c per ID.
Cheese has quiet steady demand and narke
fully supplied, and selling for prime to choice fac
| tory at 61zg1c per ID.
Coal is dull and only the usual light summel
retail demand. Nothing doing Wholesale. The
rates delivered TO consumers are the following:
Sd9c for Ohio River, 9d10c for Ashland, l0W1lC
| for Muskingum and Hooking Valley l0@lfc fol
kanawha and loughiogheny per bu, and Sc JO91
| per ton for anthracite.
Coke has very little demand, and nominal at Sc
for crushed, &c for city manufactured, and &c for
gas-house per bu at yards. and 2e more delivered
| to consumers
Eggs a e in moderate demand and the market is
| steady, with fresh arrivals selling at 9Q591Sc per
dozen.
Fruits are in moderate demand with apples in
fair supply and firm at 81 j093 80 per brl. Oranges
steady and quiet and selling at $50 10 per case and
| 50 5094 so per box Lemons quoted at Sq4 per
box and the supply ample and the demand fair.
Dried apples dull at 2199Sc and dried peaches at
| 393%c per Id.
Hay: Market quiet and firm with light receipts.
the demand is chiefly local and for the best grades
| No ] timothy quoted at s., good 10 prime mixed
| al slOgl2, and inferior at $Sa9 per ton, all in
| bales, Oh arrival, and 81 more in store.
Hemp is firm and in moderate demand for
| rough KENTUCKY with limited supply Al SSJ9S8
| per ton. Fair jobbing demand for dressed at "a
ne for double and 614@61ac for single dressed
| per 10.
Milfeed is quiet and steady and we quote as
follows: Bran at Sll 5Od12 per ton and middlngs
at sl3@l55O per ton. These figures are ON arriv-
| al, and Slg2 more in store.
Oils have quiet and steady market generally.
| We quote refined PETROLEUM at 9gl0l$c per gal
lon, as to fire test Prime linseed in jobbug lots
at &C. Lard oil at 53955c for winter extra and
| 5O@jlc for current make per gallon.
| Peanut are in fair demand. The market is
fir1n and rather scantily supplied. Choice Vir-
ginia " te at &C and Tennessee at 5A@6c and red
| al 4I26g5c per lb as TO quality.
| Poultry is in iair demand only for chickens,
selling az 81 25G3 for full grown and 81 2jd2 for
| spring chickens per dozen, with liberal receipts.
Turkeys and ducks are about out Of the market
| Potatoes have good local consumptive de.
mand. The market beyC nj this is dull The
supply is generally ample. Peachblows selling at
| 75G85c per bu in store for prime to choice. New
potatoes are arriving slowly and selling at So 5O9
It is quiet, with light demand at previous
| prices. Fore gn quoted at 349S5c per bu for
Turks Island, and $lgl 05 for Liverpool coarse per
| barrels and 81 so for large barrels.
Seed Clover dull at 6Lag654c Ierlb, and timo-
| thy at 81 20 per bu. Common millet at 81 25@
30, German at 81 5e@l 30, Hungarian grass seed
| at 81 35gl 40 rer bu, and moderate demand
Tailow is quiet and the receipts liberal, and
selling at GHd64c for city rendered loose, and &c
for country, packed, per h.
sRoCERIEs
Coffee is firm and the demand fair. Rio COM
mon is quoted at llGI2c fair to good al l39l5c
prime to choice at 15%61171@c, and fancy yellow at
| lSH@l0c pc; lb. Mocha at 2S@3Oc, Java at 229
| 27c, Laguayra at l6@l719c per ID.
| MolasSes is in fair demand for New Orleans
with moderate supply and selling at 3Os4oc per
gallon for fair % choice. Refined syrups at 40a
| zoe per gallon.
| Rice is quiet with moderate demand, and the
market steady and quoted at 7Cg71Sc for Louisiana
| and 7af(gS1lc for Carolina per lb
| Sugar quiet and firm with New Orleans quoted
al 6@Ic Tor raw, T4@sc for yellow clarified and
| Sl5@S}4c for white Do. per ID. Refined yellow at
7q79sc extra C at 77s@S1sc, A white at Sh@
%4c, granulated and powdered al 9@9Ac, and
crushed at 91lc per lb.