The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29

the market Is steady at previous prices Rio
IS worth i0a2Uc for common, s0Haz2c for me-
dium. ana 22ka231Ec for prime TO choice. Java
is selling at 33a35c per 10.
COAL-rhe demand is moderate with Hb-
eral supply, and there has been no. material
change. II is selling, afioat, at &c for Youghio-
gheny, 7aT1sc Tor Ashland, and 55kc for Ohio
RIVER, per bu. Delivered to consumers at the
following rates per nu: ONO River ga1Oo, Ash
land llc, Hooking Valley, Musk1ngum and
Kanawna 1lal2c, and l2c for oughIogheny.
Anthracite, delivered, is worth 50 50al0 per
ton.
CoKE-Demand moderate. and market
steady at previous prices. City manufactured,
at yards, 7c; do, delivered, 9a1Oc: gas-fiouse,
at yards, SC; do, delivered, l1a12c; crushed,
delivered, 40 per bu.
crate request at 9a1uhc for apples, and llAa
l21sc for peaches. Foreign fruits are quiet and
steady. Layer ralsIns are worth 81 75aS per
box. Citron is quoted 25a26c; figs, 12ai5c; Cdr
rants Sa9c, and prunes 6a1cper 10.
| EGGS-The demand is moderate and with
| liberal offerings, fresh arrivals Will not bring
more than l2hc per doz,
! GREEN FkUIr-Apples continue steady at
$4a5 per brl for prime to choice, and there is a
| far consunlptfve demand. Lemons are in
moderate request ana worth IA 6Oa5 50 per box.
niessina oranges are steady and selling at
| $4 5Oaj per box.
| HAY-The markethas undergone little or no
change. There is a fair local demand for the
| best grades at $lTalS for loose and s13a15 for
| ltight-plessed per ton on arrival for MOL tnlo-
| thy. Inferior grades are dull anu held on ar
rival at $SalO'per ton. Dealers ask Sia2 more
lper ton in store.
HEMP-There is a very moderate demand
and the receipts are light. No change in prices.
Wequote rough Kentucky on arrival s1l0al 5,
and in store $5alU more per ton. Dressed is
worth 91a92<c per lb.
HIDLS-lhe demand is moderate and re-
| celpts are ample but the market is steady.
Green hldes are worth b1aa7c; green sailed, Sa
9c, and dry salted 14al5c per h. Sheep pets
sell at T5cas1 rs for good to prime, and 2ja50c
| for inferior
| MILL FEBD-There is a firm market under
q light supply and fair demand, especially IoI
bran, winch is worth $12al3 per ton. Snipstuiis
| are quoted Sl4al5, and middlings' sell at STA
20 per ton. These figures are on arrival, and
$1a2 more is required n'store.
| MOLASSES-Good to choice New Orleans
molasse5 is quoted 50a60c, and inferior qltaliry
4Ua4jc per gallon; and the market is steady,
with fair consumptive demand.
| OlLS-There is q moderate demand for lin
| seed, and it is steady and worth 5Sa60c for
prime per gallon. Extra lard oil is in good re
quest and firm and sells at$1 l0a1 II per gallon.
hehned petroleum IS In moderate request and
worth l4al5c per gallon. ..
| POTATO ES-The market is duh, and the
offerings are excessive, and they are helti nom
inally at SUa4Oc per bu for good TO choice in
| store.
| POULTRY-There is firm market for live
I
mand at $ja6 for good 10 choice per.dozen
RICE-phere is a quiet market, but steady,
| and Carolina is worth 7a7hc, Louisiana 6ha7c,
and Rangoon Ga615c perlb.
SALT-lherc has been no change. The de-
mand is moderate for domestic, and it is worth
| 26c per bu, and $i45 per brl. Coarse Liver
pool is quoted 81 4Oal so per sack. Turk
Island is held at 40c per bu, and quiet.
SEEp--glover seed is scarce, and with good
demand it's firm and has an upward tendeacv.
1t is selling at 15LalG1sc per lD. Timothy is in
moderate requestand worth ~ 40a2 90 per bu.
Flax seed is quoted 81 2Oal 80 per bu for good
to PRIME.
SUGAR There is q fair consumptive de-
mand, and prices remain steady. We quote
New Orleans 7ha9c, yellow refined sags<c,
extra &c" lOal0nc, "B" white l016 alUAc, "A''
white 1O1zalUAc, and hard is worth lie fol
granulated and powdered, and crushed II Aa
&c per lb.
TALLOW-The demand is fully equal to the
receipts, and the market continues steady al
sas44c. for prime city, and 81 aS&c for country
rendered, perl ID.