The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-17

ordinary. s1aioc: low middling, l1kc; mid,
hing. i2kc; good mitidlIng, l2lle; mIddiIng
fair, i4e: far, 15c per lb.
BEANs-There is only q moderate semand
and the market remains steady with an ample
supply. Choice nsyys being 81 25 aud white
meaIum. are worth u 10a1 Is per bJ.
BROOM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet and steafly
with no material change. Red brush is worth
4a8c, green stalk braid 6ka75.e, and fancy
green hurl 8ailc per ID.
BUT ER-f There is still q strong market,
with light receipts, especaliy Of the higher
grades. the supply Of which is unequal to tie
l0eai demand. Prices nave still an upward
teodency. Choice Western Reserve is worth
e3a35c, and prime Central anu southern Ohio
is selling at 2SaS0c per lp. Extra selections OF
single packages bring 31a3Sc, and fancy cream
cry 4Jc perlo. Medium g. ades are III moderate
qusst at 23a25e, and eoianon butter is dall at
CHnEsE--C Continues steady though it is
quiet, and prlme to choice factory is quoted
l2al21sc per H.
CDFFEh-Ihe consumptlve demand is far,
ami the market 10 aGeady at preVl0lls prices.
Rlo is quoted l9a2uc for COMMON, 2la22e for fair
20 good, anu z2hal3hc f0r prinae 70 choice.
Java is worth 32a35c per iD.
COAL-ihere has been no change of any
consequence and The market is steady. Sales
aHuar at Be for Youghogbeny, 7ag3ss or Assn
land, and 51ac for Ohio RIVER pcs bu. De-
liyered at ths following rat 8: OHIO Rlvef,
9alUe; Ashland, lie. MusKlngum, Hooking
valley and kanawha. 1lal2c; and Youshio-
gheDy l2c per bu. Sannel Is worth 16c alioat,
ana sSa2sc delivered per pu. Antnracite, 40 5Ja
~ per ton delivered.
DRIED FRUITS - There is quiet and
steady market for appies at 91aaiphe, and
peaches az i lhala1sc per lb Foieign fruits
are in moderate demand at previous prices.
Layer raisins 81 75a2 90 per box. Citron is
worth 24a2dc; fgs, l2albe; prunes cafe; cur
| rants. Sa9c per Id.
EGGS-The market is well supplied and
| there is fair consumptiye demand at l2a13c
GREEN FRUTfS-Apples are in moderate
request, and prime to choice sell at S4a5 per
bn in store. Oranges are worth $4a
) 90 per box, with moderate demand, ana lem
Ons quiet at "a 50a5 90 per box.
HAY-Thepe is only moderate local de-
mand for the higher grades, and inferior hay
| is dull. No change in prices. No. timo-
| thy is worth $p7a1s per ton for loose pressed
| and $l4a15 for tight pressed per ton. Lower
rival, and S. more in store.
HEAP-The market Is dull but prices are
steady and unchanged. Rough Kentucky is
is quoted silaall5 per con on arrival, and
dressed is worth 91sa9Xc per lb.
HlDES-rhere Is a steady ana quiet market.
They are quoted 51sa7c for green hides SAGE for
green salted, l4a5e for dry sailed, and T5cas1 %
for good to prlme sheep pelts.
MILL FEED-uhere is some improvement
In the deman and the Market rules steady,
with no change In prices. Bran is worth
$11 50a12 shipstutfs $l3al4, aud middlngs $l6a22
per ton, on arrival. In store, dealers ask 50
more per ton. -ltvs ,s.r
MOLASSES-Th is moderate demand,
and the market is steady at 50ad0c per gallon
ior good to prime New Orleans. ~.
OILS--Llinseed is in moderate request and
steady at boa00c per ga Ion or prime. Refined
petroleum is steaay at 4a15c per gallon, and
extra lard oil is in fair demand at Il OSa1 ~
per gallon.
POTAroES-The market is dull and un-