The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-16


as 10 per box. Citron, per lb, 2sa2oc: figs, ia
'bc: prunes 6a7c; cuIrants. sa3c per Id.
EGGS-The receipts are again liberal, and
the market is easier under o moderate de-
msnd, anu fresh receipts are worth l21sa1sc
GREEN FRUITS There is 'fair demand
for apples, aud the supply is ample, with
prime to choice selling at $4a5 per brl III
store. Lemons are firm aud in fair request at
"a 60a5 0O per box. Oranges remain steady,
with moderate demand, and are worth $4a5 per
box for Ale ,sina.
HAY-Ihe demand isIight, and mostly for
local consumption. No change in prices.
We quote: sl1a1e per ton for loose pressed
No. l timothy, and sl4a16 Cor tight pressed,
on ARRIVAL LUwer grades offered III $Sal0 per
ton on ARRIVAL About s. more per ton want ted
IN Store.
HEMP-There is limited demand, and the
market Is well supplied, We quote: Rough
Kentucky $1lgaii5 per ton on arrival. Dressed
hemp is quoted 9Aa9%c per lb.
HIDES-Ihe d, maud continues steady ana
prices are unchanged. Wequo,e Green hites
5,sa7c, green salted Sa9c, ana dry salted f4al Sc
per Id. Sneep pelts are worth 75can 81 for
good to prime, and a4Uctor common.
MILL FEED-There ls some Improvement
In the deman and the market rules stealuy
with no change in prices. Bran is, worth
sll b0ai2, snipstuGs stSaA,a,l middlings oa22
per ton, on arrival In store, dealers ask 81
more per ton. AA aa aL
MOLAsoES-There is moderate demand,
lor good TO prime New Orleans. VI
OtLo--Lllnseed Is IN, mJaerate request and
steady at 5saUOc per gallon for prime. Refined
| petroleum is steady at l4aI5c per gallon. and
extra lard oil is in fair demand az 81 DSal ~
per gallon.
| PoTAIOAs-Them market is generally over
stocked and there is stil very little demand
Goo 70 choice IN store are held at 35a4.eper
| bushei.
| P0ULTRY-Thereis fair demand for chick
ems, with moderate receipts, and the market
| continues firm at "a 25a5 per dozen for live or
dressed. m
RICE-Is in fair rconsumptlve demand and
steady Carolina is quoted 7aT<c, and Louisi-
ana 61Ga7c per lb.
SA,Ll-+1ihere is moderate but steady de-
mand for domestic, and it sells at x6s, per bu
and vi % per RIl on arrival. Coarse Liverpool
ls worth 81 ~ per sack, and Turks Island 4Oc
per bu.
SEED-CIover is firm and higher under a
good demand and light supply, and is now
selling at lbMal5kC per 10. Timothy IL steady
and quiet ats2 40a2 90 per bu. Flax seed is
worth 81 2Ja1 80 per bu.
SUGAR-Theris- q quiet market, but prices
are steady and unchanged. New Orleil Ms. is
lgal01se, u" white lex aluxc, .'A" white d0s.
l2Hc. Hard is quoted lie for granulated and
powdered, and ll94a 1Hc for crushed, per Id.
IALLoW-ihe market is steady and de-
manu falr, with ample offerings. Prime city
isworth SIC, and coun ny Ss<c per ib.
IObACUo-the offerings at auction yester-
| day were l24 hhds anu boxes, at The following
prices: u hhds Mason County, Ky, (DIstrict]
Trash hugs and leaf e hiii newat sB IS; s6 hhds
old: at 7oa5 50, at 81 10, at sS 3oaS g., 13
at si0al4 20, atsEaiS. LAT $40; 26 hhds Brown
County, onio, (Dstrict) trash lugs and leaf
81 ~ soab ~, at 81 25a7 60 at IS 31aS 55 at
xlOa13, at$ 75alo 30; 6 hhds new; 2 at ST l5a
15 at $40, $l3 as to SIT Is; 80 'hius owen
Comfy, ky., (District) trash. lugs ant,Ieaf-2
hhds new; at 80 10. at $4a5 90, l5 at ja7 95 -
at - 2Sa9 at 25a13 IS; 2 hnds olc; at sl3 75a
~ 70; Ky hhds Pendleton County, KY. trash,
lugs and leaf-lS hhds new; sat 05a5 So. III at
$ba7 95, at IS l6a9 rs; 9hhds old; at So qua
l25, at$ 2oau bO, at $l1a2U; nhds new
Boone County. Ky.-4l hhd at $5,7O. 5 at Sc s a
10y, =. az ssaS ~; hnds and . boxes new West
Virginia-8 hh,ls at 81 30a5 80, Q at I'd 2;as: g
boxes-5 atS8 60a3 30, a6 IS soar 3OaS 80.