The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11

Beans; Market quiet and steady aud receipts
ample, with moderate jobbing sales at 81 3jgl 40
for best navys, Sd1 % for fair TO prime, and down
10 Coo for inferior per bu.
Butter The market continues literally supplied
but steady and no material change is observed.
The receil Is OF ofinieriOrgrdes exceed the demand,
which is still light and lots Of this kind remain
dull and heavy ana offerings al iaTc per ID. Ne
dium 10 good lots offering NJ SO Dc per ID. The
finer grades suitable ior local table use are in fair
demand and ceiling at hgljC for prime and lG4
lie for choice Western Reserve and single selected
packages atIog20c per h. A moderate amount Of
creamery is coming in and sellsat lSeeI0c per lb.
Cheese is steady and quiet and ample offerings
at 5g7l$c per l6 for prime TO choice; inferior
Coal: quiet supply ample and demand light
Sell ng to Consumers as follows: Ohio River SO
9c, Ashland 9al0c, Hooking Valley and Mu.kn-
gum lO@llc, Kanawha and Y0ughiogneny lOidIic
llvered. Offering aH0at at T97i5C for NoHghiO-
ghcny, &c for KanawEa, 6@6!ac for Ashland and
512@6c for Ohio River per Du.
Coke: Market steady but dull. and no change
II is freely offered at Sc for gas-hose SC for cty
manufactured, and 10o for crushed, delivered to
consumers, and &C les al yards.
Eggs: In moderate cOnsunp tive demand and the
market steady and quiet with sales OF fresh at 10
@l0lsc per dozen.
Fruits have generally steady market and not
much doing in any kind Oranges are selling at
S5@l and held up 10 s7@9 per ease. Lemons in
moderate request and quoted at s3a3 ~ per box
for good TO choice. Apples still in liberal supply
and demand fair, ana Store lots at slG2 30 per bfl
and some choice varieties At 81 -. Dried apples
dull at 2.5G31 4c, and dried peaches at w<m3lsc
per ID and demand light
Hay firm ana demand fair fOr the local trade.
and prime TO choice timothy held ND to SlOa11 uer
ton and moderate offerings Medium lots ut sstd
and common III S1CG7 50 per ton, all in bales on
arrival Held about 81 more for store lots
Hemp. Demand light and not much Offering
and quoted at S15MTS per ton on arrival for rough
Kentucky, and held S. more in store. We puote
dressed Mt Gi.mTp fOr 1oublp and for
per ID in store.
Mill feed: Bran is not wanted TO any extent, but
it remains steady al 81 per ton and moderate
Sl2 SO per ton. Middlings quoted at s13ml6 per
ton on arrival in bulk. About s. moro in store
Oils Lard oil is freely Offered at 55@57c for extra
and fair jobbng demand, refined petroleum in
fair request al 100 2c as TO fire test linsced quoted
at Csc Tor prime per gallon.
Peanuts: Moderate demand and good supply
and steady. White quoted i*S@I34c for Tcnnes.
see and DC for choice Virginia per ID. Red at
355SGi14c per lb.
Potatoes: Fair local consumptve demand and
themaIket otherwise quiet and well supplied and
prime TO choice sell at 75Cgs0c per bu IN store and
lo@l5c less OIL arrival. Sweet potatoes 81 2j@53 90
per brl and dull.
Ioultry: Market steady and the demand fair for
live chickens and freely offered at SSd3 IS per
dozen. Ducks at s. j0lg3 % and geese at s3daS 80
lb iOr live and dull,
Salt: Ohio River and Kanawha is auiet and
steady, and ample offerings at 81 ID per brl Ui
bu, and 81 80 per brl of bW. Foreign is dull and
held at 3i@935c per bu for Turk g Island and 9Jc6
81 per sack for coarse Liverpool.
Seeds are steady and quiet with no material
change. Glover is jobbing at 6L@6sIc per lb,
aud timothy at 81 35dJl A per bu in store
TalloW is III moderate demand and steady, and
unchanged. City endeTed at 6ls6gGl &c, loose end
country at &c, packed, per lb.
GROCERIES,.
Coffee: Market steady and quiet, and no quot
able change. We quote: 15L@l7I$c for Laguayra,
22G27c for Java, and 2St93Oc for Mocha, per lb.
Rio common at 12G12lSc; fair to good at 131 tNs
l51ac; prime at l614917c; aud choice at 17Ia@lSc;
and fancy yellow at l94l9lgc per lb.
Rice is in moderate demand and. steady and
ample supply and good to choice Louisiana sells
at 7@712c per h.
Syrups steady and quiet and unchanged New
Orleans sells at 37y 0c for prime to choice and 80
@G5c for fair to good per gallon. Refined syrups
at 4O@1Oc, as TO qualify Maple syrup selling at
9Oc@Tl per gallon
Sugar Is in fair conslmptive demand. and the
market steady at about previous prices. New
Orleans Is selling It 6G7c for raw. 7617tIc for
yellow clarified. and SgS>4c white do, per lb
Refined yellow 7@7}sc; extraC, 71sGgS1sc; A white
Ss@S7sc: granulated and powdered at 9@9ISc;
and crushed at 914c per lb.