The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

l. MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans The demand is only moderate and the
mHrket steady and oIIiet Common at 60N9Oc, fair
TO prime at Slgl 80, and choice naVys at 81 80 pei
bushel.
Butter: The market remains steady and the re,
| ceipts ample, with demand only for the finer
qua tiles which have good retail trade. Inferior
grades dull. Prime TO choice dairy at lOGl2e,
ana selected packages at l39l4c per lb. Creamery
at l6@lyc per lb. Good grades at S@9c, medium
| at 6aIc, and common at 30f &c per ID.
| Cheese is in fair demand and steady at 7@T1Sc
per ID for prime TO choice factory, and liberal
| offerings
| Coal is dull and unchanged. The retail prices
| delivered to consumersare rs follows: YoughiO-
gheny 10@llc, Hooking Valley and Kanawha
| 100llc, Muskingum 10@llc, Ashland 99l0c 0hio
| River S(d9c per bu.
Coke: Little doing and prices nominal at &C for
| Gas-h0use &c for city manufactured, and Sc for
| cred
Eggs are in fair demand and the market steady
and receipts moderate. We quote fresh arrivals
at l2Gl3c per Dozen
Fruits dnngcs firm and light offerings at $6@
30 per box. Lemons in fair demand at S3 5000 per
box. Apples In light supply and little demand,
and quoted at 81 5Og5 IS per blr Cherries sell at
$iG5 per stand of bushels Cuuants AT s2Q2 p
per bu. Strawberries as S294 per stand oil bushels
| as ~ quality.
Hay is in fair local demand and the market
steady. Prime 10 choice timothy sells at $l2 500
| IL so and fair TO good mixed at Sl0gll 30 per
| ton in bales on arrival, and 81 more in store.
Iull anu OucTlUBh llIUl. IOlBH htHluChs
at sWG1OQ per ton on arrival, and S5@lo more
| in store, Dressed at 6A@6I5c for single and Gao
| nc for double dressed per ID.
Millfeed is steady ana with light offerings and
| market quiet We quote bran at 81, shipstuils
atSl2 80 Gl3 ana middlings at ST. @15 per ton, all
on arrival and 81 more in store
Olls: Lard oil in moderate demand and the
| market steady and quiet ut IS6050c for current
make and 52g53c for winter extra. Linseed quiet
and quoted at &C per gallon. Refined petroleum
is in air request and selling at 9@l0hc per gallon.
Peanuts are quiet and firm and the demand
| fair. Choice Virginia white at &c and Tennessee
at 5Mg5]4c per ID. Red at 41atg514c per lb as to
quality.
Potatoes: The demand is fair and the market
steady and DeachblOws are quo!ed at Wc6gSl per
bu, with light offerings. New potatoes in mode
| rate supply and selling at SO j0Ga4 80 per bril-
Poultry: Fair demand frr chickens and the
| receipts ample and market steady. Quoted for
old at 81 25g3 25 a. to size and condition. 81 %
@2 for young spring chickens.
Slt is in moderate demand, and steady We
quote foreign at 33@3jc per bu for Turks Island
and Sla1 05 per sack for Liverpool coarse. Ohio
Ryerand Kanawha 81 so per brl Of bu, and 81 10
per brl of hu.
Seed is quiet and steady Glover at 6I%as4c
per ID. Timothy jobbing SLOWLY at 81 SO@2 O6 er
bu. German millet at 81 50@l TO per bu. Hun.
garan grass at 81 i09l 45 per bu, and common
milIet al 81 35m1 40 per Du.
Tallow is in m, derate demand and liberal offer
ings Country is quoted 5149j1sc loose and city
&c packed per pound.
GROCERIES.
Coffee is steady aud quiet and no change in prices
Quoted: 151s@l7c for Laguayra, 22ta27c ior Java
and 2792sc for Mocha, per ib. Common Rio at
lldl2c, fair to good AT l2l"@l4l4c, prime at
151%6tl6c, and fancy yellow at lSWl9c per ID.
MoasSes; There is a m, derate demand and the
market rules steady and quiet We quote New
Orleans, at 3Otd i0c per gallon for fair TO cho,cc
Refined syrups quiet at 40975c per gallon as to
quality
RICE is quiet and steady the demand being
moderate, and Carolina selling at 74gSc, and
Louisiana at 76S712c per ID.
Sugar is steady and the demand fair We quote
Yellow refined at 769754c, extra "C' at 77f6gsl4c
A white at S1@tdSt4c, glanulnted and powdered at
| 9g914c, and crushed at 912c per h. New Orleans
at 6@7c for raw, 7A9714c for yellow clarified,
| and 8@S14c for white clarified per lb.