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.@ Ex- Member OF New. York Legislature.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-23

CHEEsE-The demand is moderate but the
market remains steady, and we quote lO1sallc
per Id for prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-The market is quiet and steady
with only moderate Consumptive demand
Rio 10 selling at leal9c for common, 20a22c for
far to good, and 23a2jc for prime to choice per
Id. Java is quoted 2saS2c per ID.
COAL-MOderate demand and market
steady. Offerings anOat at 7b,c for YougnIo-
gheny, &c for Ashland, and 5hc for ONO River
per bu. Selling to consumers delivered ut .1c
for YoughiOgheDy, lOallc for Kanawha and
MuskIngum Valley. lOc Tor Hooking Valley
and Ashland, and &c for Ohio River per bu.
COKE-Demand light but market steady.
We quote &c for city manufactured, 6l7c for
gas-hOuse, and SC for crushed per hu 1T yards,
and delivered to consumers at &c more per bu.
EGGS-Arc firm under moderate receipts and
fair demand AZ l2al3c per dozen for fresh ar
rivals.
GREEN FRUITS - Peaches are selling at
81 50a3OO per Uu, as to quality, with liberal
offerings. Apples dull at Sla2 per brl. Pears
IN light demand and Offering at 81 50al 70 pei
for choice. Grapes in far supply and quoted
81 Oa2 % per bu in stands. Dam3ons sell at
S2a2 20 per Du.
HAY-Demand local and moderate and
mostly for the best grades. Prime TO choice
timothy is quoted S9al0 per ton in bales on ar
rival. Low grades dull and held az So 5Ja8 per
ton. Dealers ask $2more in store.
HEMP-Continues dull with limited offerings
OF rough Kentucky at $l25a 80 per ton on ar.
rival. JobDing sales OF mixed at oa9c per 10 II
store.
MILL FEED-The market is steady, with
ample offerings and no material change. We
quote bran 50 50aIU, shIpstuns sl2al3, and md.
dhngs $l6a2l per ton, all on arrival, and 81
| more in store.
MOLASS ES-The demand is moderate bu
| the market is steady. New Orleans is quote
| 45a5jc per gallon, and offerings light Refined
syrups held at 5OcaSl per gallon, according K
quality.
OILS-Llnseel quiet and steady at 5Ja56t
per gallon. Moderate demand for petroleum
| at l3al1c per gallon, as to fire test Lard Oh
| quoted 73aV5c per gallon for extra current
make.
| POrATOES-The receipts are more liberal
| only moderate demand, and the marke
| is easy. Selling on arrival at 8la0Oc per bfl
| loose. In store Offering at 81 l0al 25 per br
packed,
POULTRY-Ch are in fair demand
| and the market Is steady, with liberal offer
ings, at ~ 50a3 Is for full grown. and 81 5Oa
| for young, Der dozen, according to quality.
| SALT-The marketi is steady and quiet TO
| domestic, ana Ohio River and KanaWha sell
| at 81 rs per brl Of five bushels. Coarse Liver.
| pool is dull at 81 05al Is per sack, and Turks
| Island at 3Oa32c per bu.
| SEED-LloverI dull at 13ha14c per Id. Tim
| othy held at 81 e5al Is in store, and 81 50 OF
arrival. Flax selling at 81 l0al Is per bu.
| SUGAR-The market is quiet and easy. vel
al1c, "A"whlte n%allHr. Hard sugar
granulated, NC, powdered l1Xal2c, crusne'
| i2t, and cut loaf l2hc per ID. New Orlean
9aalOac lor raw, and llHallac for clarified
per Id.
| TALLOW-Is steady and demand fair will
| ample offerings Of country rendered at "a
| 7Ac per ID, packed.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

WILMINGTON, Aug. 23.-Spirts turpentine
steady at 321 1aG.
CLEVELAND. Aug, 23 - Petroleum quiet;
Standard white, liz test, i2bc.
CHARLESTON. ). c.. Aug. 2S-Cotton stead
ier: Mddllng Il&c, low mludllug l2%c, soOa
ordinary l2c.
Boston. Aug. 23.-Flour quiet and STEADY
Corn scarce anu firm. Oats firm and an
changed. Hay quiet: Prices range $l5a20
MEMPHIS. Aug. 23,-Flour irm choice fam
lly. $9a9 5O. Corn hrm at 65a6Sc In store. Oats
weak at 50a57c in store. Pork quiet at SIS 10.
Lard quiet: tierce, l0c: keg, lie. Bacon rirm
at 6AasAaeBc. Baggmg is nomnally un-
changed.
BOSTON, Aug. 23 Flour duh and in BUYERS
favor; new arriving from all points: new
Michigan, 81 rs: State, Ohio and Indiana, 81 50
as so: st. Louis and Illinois, $Sa9. Corn quiet
and unchanged. Oats duh: No. extra white,
60a65c.
OswEGo. Aug. "a Wheat steady: old extra
white Michigan, 81 4;white Canada. 81 75al 50;
No. Milwaukee club 81 90; new amber Mich :
Igan, IL AZ. Corn unchanged: high mixed, 60c
No. 2, Soc; rejected, SIC.
PITTsBURG. Aug 23-Wheat: choice red
Ohio and Indiana 81 3jal 50; Kentucky white
and amber 81 3Sal A. Corn: stock dimin-
lshing: yellow shelled. 5sa59e; mixed, 55a57c;
fair and heavy; white, 34a36c; mixed, 33a34c !;
new, 2saSOc. Rye nothing doing.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 23.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm: Milwaukee old 81 ls, new ST. Is, August
81 094, September 81 OO2s, No. 8 Milwaukee
81 04ai ID. Corn dull ana lower: No. 2 44Hc
oats dull and lower: No. 2 20hc. Rye un-
settled: No. l 5ja564ac. Barley quiet and
STEADY; No. spring cash SO, September 67aosc.
NASHVILLE. Aug. 23-Flour: Fancy 50 so
choice family SO %, extra fmily IS 81, family
IS 25, superhne Sc 70. Corn: Loose 45c. sacked
55a56c. Wheat: White 81 40a1 W, red 81 3Oal 50.
Cotton: Ordinary Sc, good ordinary 9hc, goou
midding 10xc. Whisky: Robertson County
81 50a3 w, Lincoln County 81 75a3 w, Bourbon
81 75a5 90. hlgnwines 81 "A.
BALTIMORE. Aug 23.-Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat: Western winter red, spot.
81 32; August 81 S01Sal 81; september, 81 25L !:
steamer. 81 ~. Corn: Western active and
lower: mixed. spot and August, 65Ac: Sep.
easier: Western white, new, 3la32c; mixed, 20
aS0c. Rye dull and lower at 62a64c Hay I'm
changed. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter unchanged. Petroleum easier: crude
7He, refined 1919. Coffee unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 u.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 23.-Flour dull and all
offerings taken at yesterdays prices. Wheat
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dull: Red 81 IS, amber 81 20, white 81 z5 Corn
dun: white 5Uc, mixed 4Sc. Rye 5ic. Oats
dull: white 3Sc, mixed 3Oc. Hay nominal.
Pork quiet and lower to sell at Sl3 20. Bulk
meats a little lower In some Instances. Bacon
drOoping az 71aaSc. Sugar-cured hams steady
at 10al2C. LaTu quiet: choice leaf tIeree, l0a
101ac, kegs nominal. Whisky hrmer at 81 0S.
Bagglug quiet at l3Kc. Tobacco quiet and uD
changed.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 30 Flour dull; super
fine, $4al /; extra, $jLj 50; Pennsylvania
family. $7a7 50: Minnesota family. ST 50aS;
nigh yrades, IS 5Oag 2j. Wheat quiet: new No.
amber, 81 4Sal SO: do No. amber, 81 43al ~;
new No. red, 81 43al 4j; do No. RED, 81 $50
40. Corn quiet: yellow, Soc; mixed, 9Sa59c.
Oats. Old steady, new dull: whIte West
sSs 5SaSc mix mixed wssfstG Wsstern' Saa 8as
3jc; new mixed Western, S0G32. Rye quiet at
! 6ja6ic. Provisions firm: Mess porK. Sli 7jalj;
beef hams S2J 5Oa2l; india mess, $2za22 So But
ter steauy: creamery, 2la2JC: Iowa, Michigan
anu w Isconsn extras, 2Ja2lc; " estern Re-
serve, 20a22c. Eggs: " cstern, l3a 4c. Cheese
steady: estern. fun cream, 9Sal0c; half
| skinned Staa9ac. Petroleum hrm: Renned,
l3Ic; crude, 03<c. WHISKY firm: Western,
! $. u
! NEW YORK.. Aug, 2}.--Flour: No. ., 81 25a3 70:
suuertlue state and " estern, 50 yJa4 80; com
mon TO good extra. $4 sO%5 ~; good 70 choice,
SO 45a6 So: white wheat extra, IS 9Oa6 so;
do fancy, S6 5jaS; extra Ohio, "a 9Oa6 10; st,
LOUIS, S5aS 80; Minnesota patent 81 5oaS 70.
Rye -four heavy at $1a4 s.. Corn
meal dull: Western $3a3 80. Wheat:
Poor spring wheat, 81; No. Mil
waukee, 81 81; amber, Western and red 81 25a
i As; No. 2 red, 81: No. winter red Western,
August, 81 35a1 37Z; 10 september 81 26&a
l 2S1s; do october, u 25Aal BH; No. amber
winter, August. 81 81 asked: No. spring. SeD-
tembel, 81 l7Xal 10; October, 81 l6al TX. Rye
quiet and heavy: Western, Csc. Barley nom
NAL Malt quiet: Canada, 81 O5al 10. Corn
heavy with q moderate trade: Ungraded
Western mixed, jOLj6c; steam mixed.
53a54ac; yellow Western, b54a
55sc. Oats unsettled; mixed Western and
State. 25a45c; white estern do, 32a4Sc. Hay
s eady: shipping b5a7Oc. Hops dull: Western,
SOC. Coffee quiet and steadY: Rio, cargoes,
I6Ha20xc gold; jobbIng, l6ha2l%e. gold.
sugar uull and nominal: fair TO good renn-
ing, S1IaSHc: prime, shc; refined heavy at
l0a. ALI %c MOlasses dull and heavy.
Rice stea,S: Louisiana, 5xa14c:
Carolna, 6a716c. Petroleum dull:
crude, 7ha7&c; refined, 13xa!3Xc.
Tallow steady at 5-1Gc. Strained resin firm
at 81 S5al w. Spirits Of turpentine drm at
34kc. Eggs unchanged. Mess pork, $l3; sep
tember, $l2 9Oal3 90; october, Sl3. Beef quiet
Western long clear mlddles easier at 7xc:
short clear, 71sc. Lard trmer and closed
steady: prime steam. S%a9.6Jc; september, Z
assoc. Butter heavy: Western. l0a2lc Cneesc
quiet and frni at 5al0c. Whisky tirmer at
|
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

Jeremiah Bowman against the Direc-
tors Of the House OF Refuge. In this
case, heretofore mentioned, the Court
was occupied in the taking OF testimony
to determine whether the plaintiff was a
proper person to have the custody of his
child now in the House OF Refuge. Laid
over ior further testimony.
w s. Cook against W. +. Granger.
This case, mentioned in previous re-
port, came up Tor the appointment OF a
lund in the hands OF the defendant. The
defendant asked for delay until Satur-
day, owing to the absence of his coun-
sci.
The Court granted the continuance,
making an order requiring the defendant
TO pay the fund into the Clerks office In
the meantime.
UNITED STATES.
John Ruth, "a bankrupt OF Pickaway
County, yesterday, began proceedings
in equity against Sam. w. Courtwrigh t
assignee, and others. 1t is suit to sell
lands.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Emma Kaiser, contin.
ued to August 30.
Disorderly Conduct-Johnston Orev
$15 and costs; VIM. Taylor, Miles W
| Handy, continued to August 80; Louis
| keefer, $40; Richard Cullen, Charles
Scnafer, $40 and costs each; Samuel NJ c.
NamaIa, 70 and costs; Frank Coleman
Mercer Douglas, S3 ana costs each.
Miscellaneous-Burt Clarkson, assault
anu battery and carrying concealed
weapons, dismissed; Herman Leder.
naus, cutting with intent TO wound, con.
tlnueG 10 August 80; John Gilroy, pc it
| 'arceny !our charges J, first, $50 aud 80
days; second, 500 and 80 days; third,
$lo0 and 3Odays; fourth, $500 and 80 DAYS
George stevens, petit larceny, two
charges, ~ days each; Marx Marcusson
reclVlng stolen goods, three charges,
| hrst 500, and second and third dis.
missed; Elias Couen, same, dismissed
Martin Ganter, engaging in vault
cleaning without permit, dismissed ID
| Andreas Schmidt, petit larceny, con.
| tlnued; Joseph Morgan and John Beck.
man, taking horse without leave. dis
missed; VIM. NJ. Cory, committing a
nuisance, "; VIM. Ostendorf, petit lar.
ceny,. dismissed; SIlas King, assault
| ana batteIy y, dismissed; Charles Cope,
| same, dismissed; Henry Kaiser, abusing
| family, continued 10 3JLh INST, bail SO, o;
Chas. MuzhsEi, petit larceny, couLlu.
ued; Michael Fels, assault an0 battery
dismissed, no prosecu Ing witness; j,
Macs, peut larceny, SO; Berj. Brane
commICtlng q nuisance, 50 and costs
Henry Rosenbaum assault ana
battery, dismissed; L. Levine, peddllng
without license, $3 and costs; Joun but
ler, overcharging, con inued to Augus1
"A; VIM. Hays, PatrIck Nuttle, petlt lal
G ny, continued to August 70; Fanny
Hawkins, assault and battery, contln.
ued to August "a; Joseph Morgan anL
John Beckman, malicious destruction Of
personal property, dismissed; Edward
Burton, vagrancy, 15 days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-23

Mr. A. g. Hill, our Fuurth-street drug
glst, is at Boston on Il visit.
Gov: Sam. Bard, editor OF the Pensa.
cola (Florida) Herald, is in the city.
Mr.. Il. r. Carter, the Vine-street ci.
gallst, left To-day for Lake City, Colo.
rado.
On Tuesday night Morton G. Ellis and
MISS Lille Cook, botn of Lexington.
n.y., were united in matrimony by
squire Evitt, at the Courthouse.
John Stanton, OF the firm of Stanton &
Dwyer, is urged by strong backing OF
workingmen as Democratic Candidate
for the House of representatives.
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET
CINCINNATI, Aug. 23-2P, N

ClNClNNArI, Aug. 23-2 z. NJ.
FLOUR-Market quiet to-day and steady.
Fancy quoted 81 25a7 25, family IS 75a6, extra
So 35a5 50. supernne 81 5Oa5. and low grades
50 50a3 % per brl. Rye -four dun at 81 5Va4.
and spring wheat -four s6a7 per brl.
WHEAI-Qulet and steady with liberal
offerings. White quoted 81 15al ~ for fair to
good, and 81 25al "a for prime to choice. Red
selling at 81 05al 20 per bu, as to quality.
OArS-The demand is moderate with a
steady market. Mixed are quoted 23a27c, and
good to choice white 2Sa9lc per bu.
RYE-Moderate demand and market steady.
No. 2 in elevator quoted 57a5Sc per bu. Good
to prime sample on track 55a57c per bu.
COkN-Market steady and quiet. Mixed
ear 1s quoted 47a4Sc, and sales on track 474.c
Shelled I9a5Oc per bu in elevator.
MESS PORK-Marketqu quiet and easy, Prime
city mess is quoted $l2 5Oal2 rs per brl.
LARD--Demand light and market easy. Cur
rent make is quoted SIC per ID. Prime steam
sxaSHc. City Kettle jobDing at 91ayIc per
pound.
BULK MEATS-Demand light and martet
quiet and easy. Shoulders are quoted AZ a4Lc
clear RIB sides CSC, anu clear sides 65s7c per
BACoN-Market steady and quiet. with
moderate demand. Shoulders quoted 5IsaJ5. G.
clear RIB sides nc, and clear sides Sc per lb'
all packed. ougar-cured hams quiet at 1Oa
nasSeLp l.Se per lo' as to average canvased and
COTToN-The market is quiet and easy. and
prices hakc lower, Stock, 1901 bales, The
official quotations are as follows: Ordinary
sRc, good ordinary l0c, low mludllng l01G,
miunling 1890, good mIddllng allc, mIddlIng
fair llxc. and fair l2Ic per pound.
WHlsRY-Continues steady with fair de-
mand at 81 10 per gallon.
BEANS-The market remains dull but steady
under limited offerings. Common grades are
quoted 'lal ", fair to good 81 5Oa rs, prime to
choice white or medium 81 z5a2 so, and choice
navies 81 50a2 rs per bu.
BROOM CORN-Market dull and nominallv
unchanged. Red brush quoted 9a4Ic, green
stalk braid 5a6hc, and hurl 6a6%c per lb.
BUTiER-The receipts are ample ami the
for the pest grades. We quote creamery 23azec.
and dairy made sells at iSa2Dc for Western Re,
serve, and l5al6o for Central Ohio, per Id,
There is only moderate packing demand and
lower grades held at lOal3c per lb, as to quality
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ponder how it is that only SO few were
anxious TO serve the country as repre-.
sentaLiVes.
The wrinkles on the forehead oi
Sands, when the Ninth Ward was
called, were as numerous as the sands
on the sea-shOre.
Let us have a smaller representation
of delegates next time. So said Secre-
tary L. E. Cramer, after he sat down on
his chair completely exhausted.
Rev. Geo. w. Williams, the only col
ored candidate for Representative, re-
ecelved a handsome acknowledgment
at the hands Of the Convention.
Henry Pearce, the nominee for Sena.
tor, was called upon Tor a speech. He
didn't make 1.-THE was in New Eng
land-and Col. Weir remarked, "no tel
ephone here"
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THE LATE RAILROAD WAR.
Removing the Troops from the IL.
IL o. Line.

20. Line.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON u. G., Aug. ga dav
or two since General Getty, command.
ing the military posts at Cumberland.
Keyser and Martinsbu on the Balti.
more & Ohio Railroad, telegraphed to
Gen. Hancock and suggested that since
peace and order was fully restored along
the line of that road, the trooDs
might with safety be removed to their
proper station. Gen. Hancotk referred
tDe matter TO the Secretary OF War. and
the latter at once opened correspon-
dence with the Governors OF West Vir-
glnia and Maryland. and yesterday after
noon received the following teiegraphic
replies:
"WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. %.
"To Hon. George McCrary, Washington, d G. :
From Information which | have re-
ceiVed ! concur with General Getty in
opinion that the presence of troops is no
longer needed along the line of the B, g.
o. Railroad In this State. / think they
they can be withdrawn. Please accept
my thanks Tor aid SO promptly rendered /.
Inc oncers and men discharged the del
1cate duties imposed upon them in a
most salts aotory manner.
"Isignedl HENRY NJ. MATTHEW'S"
'NEwPoRT, Il. l., Aug. 81.
"Hon. Geo. w. McCrary, Secretary of War,
Washington, ID. c.:
"In my opinion, the Federal troops in
Maryland may be Withdrawn at any
time. / consider order entirely re-
stored.
signed JOHN LEE CARROLL"
These kilograms were forwarded to
General Hancock, who will now make
disposition OF the troops as he desires.
There are t Cumberland one battalion
of the Tenth Infantry, at Martins burg
two batteries OF the Fifth Artillery and
at Fort McHenry nine batteries Of artil-
lery. All the troops will probably be
moved from Fort McHenry except those
that compose the garrison.
The troops at Cumberland, Keyser
and Martinsburg may probably concen-
manent military post will be estab-
lished.
Trials Of DOnahue the Erie Leader
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-At 8 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon the discharge papers
Of Donahue, the striker, were received
at Ludlow-street Jail. Immediately
upon their arrival Sheriff Sherwood,
Of Steuben County, approached
Donahue and arrested him on war;
rant found by the Grand Jury of Steu-
ben county, charging him with con.
spiracy in interfering with the orders
OIL the Court and damaging the property
OF the Erie Railroad Company. Dona-
hue was taken by surprise, but took the
matter pleasantly, and is perfectly sat-
isted 70 go to Steuben County even
without being compelled to do go. The
Sheriff started with his prisoner to Hor-
nellsYllle last evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-23
Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
John OLeary, 81 yrs, Ireland.
Mary Hail, 65 yrs, Ireland.
Elizabeth Schraeler, 83 yr., Germany
Charles Mack, 81 yrs, Germany.
Katharine Rushe, mos, city.
Infant Weber, city.
Laura Lump, yrs, city.
George hammers, - mos, city.
Mary 5 elnkamp, 10 mos, city.
Henry Barlage, 62 yrs, Germany.