The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10

"a 4 VI
for clear RS SIDES, and eye for shoulders,
per Der ID. packed Suear-curea hams, I4aI5c for
lair ~ eehoiae avarages
BtJfK n J MEA,Tsass s Mar,e. H. nuiet ana loose
sbouders o'eI eeas rib A1d sides and clear sides
Packed Xakc more than loose,
MESS PORK-AIarket 1niet at s2s 75a23 for
prime CITY. SPOT. A-'s'
LARD--Market opened fair for prime
kettle dull and quoted nominaliy 13%al8Xc
per Id.
CUIT ON--Market steady to-day with sales
OF $50 bales reported at the Cotton Exchange.
We can merely repeat previous quotations as
follows: Ordinary, $50; goou ordinary, yxc;
low mIddling, I1Xc; md iling. t2xei good
mldtfllng, lSc; mnoling falr, 1SNc; far, l49<c
per Ii.
WHISKY-The market is steady to- DAY with
fair demand and24o Drls sold at 81 o4 per gallon.
REA,Ns.-Ar re in umited reouest and steadv
with liberal offerings az 81 lOai Is Tor me-
dium to choice ner hI.
~ ansY K, ~. ia p,et r, s,aet
with good receipts. and prices nominally un-
ehan9ef Rad hrush ia worth da8r o. reefis sstaik
braid Bxa7kc. and fancy green turI sa9o
per Id.
BUTTER- market IA stead v and the de-
mand for the hest grades ia fully canal to the
receinta hnt loy0er 1rades are in only rnofer-
ate reoIiest win large supnlv Choice Vest
ern Reserve IA worth S7a2sc. and prime Central
| Ohio 95a2sc ner IN. Medinm ia worth 2Oa22c.
and common 'lsaisc ner H. 40 '
| CHEfcsfS-The marker is o,,iet and steady.
4 Prime to choice factory is worth lSal21Sc per
pound.
COFFEE-Ibere ia a moderate demand and
steady market at previous prices. Rio is worth
19a2Oc for common, sia2ac for fair to good, and
20 a2s]lc for prime to choice. Java is worth
a2aS5c per 10.
A C0AL-There is aquiet and steady market,
AK Tor Ashiand, and &c for YoughioghenJ
per bu, afOat. Delivered TO consumers at ia
for Youghlogheny,. 1la12c for RAYMOND City
Hooking Valley, Muskingnm and kanawna
lie for Ashland, and 9al0c for OHIO, River
per bu. Camel is worth i6c anoat and lsaS2'
delivered. per bu. Anthracite, delivered, " b
| af0 per ton.
DRIED FRUlTS-Tnere Is moderate de'
mana for domestic, and apples are worth 9H
4 10xo, peaches l2a13hc per lb. Foreign fruit
are in moderate REQUEST ana we quote cftror
25a26c. figs 12albc, cnirants Sa9c, and prune
7aSc per ID. Layer rarsins are worth " 9SaS VI
per box.
1 E(tGS-The receipts are in excess OF the de
mand, and the market rules easy, with fresl
arrivals selling at i2al3e per dozen.
i GREEN FkUrrS-.Applesa are in fair reaues
and steady, ana selling at "a 00a5 10 per brl 10
iprime TO choice in store Oranges are in fai
demand at $4a5 per box for Sicily, and $Sa9 9
per case for Valencia. Lemons are worth "a q
a5 per box, and steady.
Il HAY-The market is quiet though steady
Il with mOderaUe demand, and price
are unchanged. We quote No. tim
lothy s17als for loose pressed, and ti4a16 10
tight pressed, per ton, on ARRIVAL Inferio
qualities are held at $9a12 per ton on arriIva
In store, dealers ask sla2 more per ton.
HEMP-There is very little demand and tn
arrivals are large. Prices nominally un
changed. We quote rough Kentucky s11Uali
iner fajn on arrival. and 91Za9Xc per lb 10
dressed.
HISES-Are IN moderate rcotiest at preyiou
lprices. Green hICes are worth 5,safc, gree
salted SAGE. and dry salted 14al5c per Id. Shee
nelts are Worth T5casi d for GOOD 10 prlme. an
s ,aStc TOR cnm mon "
3 MILL FEEDMThe market continues eas
: ano the demand Ia only r,o,tarata ,u1sh Ia re-
"fIar,nys Rran ia n,,SS,ad AZ sSeia sSioasn
SisaIa. and middinss S,Saaa aer s,sn oS ar,va
: and Sia2 more per TON IN store.