The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18

| changed Stock 1,644 bales Receipts bales.
tons follows: Ordinary lO7sc, good ordinary
| llssc, low middling ll5sc, middling lJ1sc, good
mlddllng l21se, middiing lair l3c fair l4c per lb
| WHISKY.
The demand is fair and market firm and higher,
and sales at 81 O5 per gallon.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| Beans: There is light demand, but the market
| is steady and the supply light Choice nayys are
quoted at 81 509l 60 per bu for jobbing lots:
Prime white or medium at 81 3egl 35, fair TO good
at $l@l 20. and common down to 60e per bu
Butter is steady and quiet, with llttle or no
change in prices. The receipts are LIBERAL and
there is little more than the usual local retail
demand. The packing demand is light. We
quote creamery at l5@lsc, the latter Tor extra
selections. Choice dairy-made al lO@i219c, the
latter for single packages of Western Reserve:
Good to prime at 6JSc and inferior lots dull ana
| nominal, and down TO &c per lb
| Cheese: The market remains quiet: with liberal
offerings and moderate demand, and easy Quoted
at 5hG6c per lb for prime to choice factory.
ouietand steady We auote as follows delivered to
| consumers: Ohio River at &C. Ashland at l0c,
Muskingum and Hooking Valley at 10@llc, Ka-
nswha at ll@l2c, Youghougheny at l39l4e per
| bu, and anthracite al s. 5096 per ton.
| Coke is in ample supply. but little doing, and
held al previous prices, We quote &c ior gas
house, &c for city manufactured, and Sc for
crushed at yards, per bu, and &c more delivered
| Eggs are in larger supply with only light de-
| mand, and the market easy and selling at TIagSc
per dozen for fresh arrivals.
| Fruits: Apples quiet and steady and good to
choice sell at 81 5O(92 50 per brl Peaches tS21
so per Du in boxes and light receipts. Pears at
81 5O@3 per brl for choice Bartletts, and common
varieties AT 5O975c per bu IN boxes. Blackberries
in light supply at SSgl2 per stand Of bu.
WhOrtleberries sell at 81 5O9j per stand OF bu
and receipts light.
Hay is quiet and steady, and the market ln-
changed with light supply. Prime TO choice tim
othy quotedat Sl3@l4 per ton on arrival N bales;
Fair 10 good mixed hay at Sll9l2 per ton. Held
at So more per ton in store.
Hemp: The supply Is moderate and the demand
light for rough Kentucky AT S1l09ll5 per ton
on arrival and held about s. more III store.
Jressed sells at 8gSi2c for double and 7Q971ac for
single dressed in store and fair jobbng de-
mand.
Millfeed: Bran is quiet with large offerings and
moderate demand selling at SSeeS 30 per ton.
Shipstuffs quiet at S9@10 per ton. MiddIings
steady and i'll fair demand al Sl39l5 so per ton,
all in bulk on arrival.
Oils: Linseed jobbiug slowly at Csc per gallon
Extra lara oil quiet and steady at 5O@5lc per
gallon for current MAKE Refined petroleum in
lair demand at 99l0%c per gallon, as 10 fire test.
Peanuts steady, with moderate demand. Mar
ket quiet and unchanged. Red are quoted 412@
5Ac white at 5496c per lb, latter for choice Vlr-
gnia.
Potatoes are in large supply and only moder-
ate demand, and the market is quiet and easy,
and arrival lots sell at 81 2'91 50 per brl, loose,
and choice packed at 81 -.
Poultry: Live chickens in fair demand and the
receipts ample with n steady market, and quoted
at S3@3 80 per dozen for old or full gown, and
81 hO92 30 for spring chickens per dozen, as to
quality.
salt is in light request and the market steady, |
with Ohio River and Kanawha quoted 81 so per
brl of : bu and 81 Is per brl of bushels Liver
pool coarse at Sl9l Us per sack. Turks Island |
at 80 g33c per bu
Seed: Market duh and the prices nominal |
ly unchanged. German millet at 81 3591 40, |
common niIlet ana Hungarian grass at 81 256s |
! 30 per bu. Flax held at 81 l0@l 20 per bu. |
Clover quoted at 65497c per Id. Timothy at
81 759l 50 per bu.
Tullow is quiet with moderate demand, and the |
market steady, and selling al &c for city and SIC
for country per lb. |
Vegetables: Cabbage selling at S5cGs1 per brl |
and large offerings, Cucumbes at l2@l5c per |
dozen, and fun supply. TOm9toes in moderate |
supply and sell at S24a2 80 for choice homegrown |
and 81 so for inferior, per bu. Onions steady and |
demand fair at 81 1898 25 per brl, and moderate |
receipts.
GROCERIEs.
Coffee: Moderate demand and steady, and sell |
ing for Rio al l0l2@llL2c for common, 1213al4I4c |
for fair to good, l5I4@l7c for prime 10 choice and |
lSglgc for fancy yellow per ID. Mocha at 279 |
2Sc, Java at 23Ml7c Laguayra at l59l7c Der h.
Molasses is in fair demand and moderate offer
ings OF New Orleans, and steady al 20g4Oc per
gallon Tor ialr TO prime. and refined syrups dun |
and held at 40@65c per gallon, as to quality
Rice is steady and the demand moderate and |
unchanged We quote at 7t4@S14c ior Carolina
and 7971ac for Louisiana, per 10.
Sugar is quiet and steady and the market firm
We quote New Orleans at dd7l4c for raw, 7a@Sc
fed. Yellow refined quoted at 71stS75sc extra
at 71s@ SIC, A white at SI2@S14c gIanulated |
and powdered at 9@9]4c, and crushed 93Sc and |
cut loaf 95sc per lD