The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25

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GnoICe u'iS lo@l-t, ,ic i",i t Trf, Ii, S,r
- otaN $500 @,e Co.. ,aiiT,rn and 9agsc
: : II ILtlIo, ~ loIo IuI u '%'" '0 ~
log t9i4in4lI nI 2a per III. . ,,, aor,ord foir q,
previous prices we dN%e e9aino or S'o" iV2cS
I! EIiS t'' NJ tdI ,TSd oiat will, annie
MS to'aIg "G 9,J s NJ s3iIc
olieIilssi IilIt "a vi TI'o,J ia 49,! CO.. ~ az - S'|To
PIi ~, t1iII i 30 I'M hi,t sfood,, and nm
, NI,iiiii i1i} N 10 Sal toli%g
,nd into 1T 06,oifr rrr III ~
COTTON arKet WaS ' patt put VERY IS
rarns c,rn, warn ana wcking Sr
@ ottoo, p"@uaU @ sS' 1t' irt1 80 1Sn, tvIuS -
S0Seiret 5o @ a. r IN. No Po 1oc. No GM1
G G r. i1% Zr4 iUo W. r br. Gozrn Ip WV
W @I W '"o, on pT Ilo sunnlv Of nrevious
prices We ouote; mot, Yonghogneny 7Ie per bu
PG PficeS s al li,,nG i!o?ug fa1Iev gr
'oH', a. a' % = ia 10 i,,,rod NTl iuouIn Vni
Inv oc om rs and f0TIic delivered: Ohio Ry
ar &c ~ nl,oat and 81. ISiyrrrd, Knnawha River
e. G oI2r ni III %Ioc dnlvnrad. camden 7i[
e.. K"ma,yhn t-Hii,1 IG6Ilzr ner I'm and anthrl- |
oite . So 5I Nor tnn d"Iivernd
COIEELLi~ht demand and lgood supplv. and Of !
fs t e. imr ,n.honsc Il, for civ n,amrIfIc
h,ra and Sc fnr emIshed Der bn At yards, belly
d ernSt "a r',. ,S, ,Ut of 5c ,nfra ner IN,
C00pERSS STi1EF-Tbe demand was light
and there was a steady bnt quiet market We
qnHe 0I5 oaFrel PoieS ,oG5 s5t rnnh
pri psrrci slaves si4GI6: dressed do, si6@2O; and
GSHPFR marEct Int steady at the
following nrircs. FIonr barrels, 23Gt25c; pork
harrnIe 750S5c. lard norces S06oeOc ham ticrrps
4Sm5nr. sl9ck hoUshends 81 101al is: half hogs
heads s50I 0Or. lnr,i cps zoe. iron bound whisky
hsrrnIs SIG5I 10. sl0cR Helf-barrels ~ 5O6l2 Is
Der dozen.
| COFFEF-The demand is only moderate but the
ior inferior I7l9GGiSr for fair ISta0lgc for good
50a2Ol%r for prime and 2lm22c foT choice per ID.
lava Is Steady ot 240sG7c per H.
EGGSNThe demand was fair and market steady,
j.
l0IIc ppr dozen,
FbTHERS-Steady ana quiet, with moderate
demand and annie Tncrints Dealers nav 4Oc per
IN fnr nrimr me live geose feuihrrs
FISlIDIIad a Gujet and steady market, with
onlv a moderate demand. Mackcrel extra mess
S5G S'J o0G27 00: No. large d. 81 0Ja25 co. No.
shore do, S17 5O4i8; No. large 80 5O@1l No. 2
medium 50 5OmIO; No. 3 large S949 50; No 3 me-
aiI1m SSaS 50 O'F nrr brI and I'd haIfbarres onehalf
these prices, with 25c added extra for packages
lake herring s. SOAP Is; Whitctish, "a 5OG5 Der
hnlf-barrel; sardines, quarter boxes, Sl3&14 per
ease; and Goldfish, 5@5I5c per h.
| FRUITS-AIOdcraie offerings OF new apples at
Dried fruit is without demand and prices nomi-
nal. Lemons are firm with fair demand and sell
ing at S6ng7 per box. Oranges quiet and steady at
| S76.7 80 GGr box and Sltml5 per case
FIRE R CEERs@Dsnod fair and selling at
81 S5lu2 per box
| GINSEXG-Markct steady and in fair demand
with moderate suDply and selling at 7jmSOc per lb
for prime
quoted whte at 6S6c 'it yeiiow @ at 5@5S and
brown At at 5%5}l per ~ w anita. ,to.a,, ,,,,.n
good supply. We quote green hides al 6@G12c,
Wet salted at 7@7Lc, drv saltcd lOUllc, and dry
flint at l80ll4c per H. Sheep pelts ut 75c0Sl % a
niece as tS analitv.
HAY-Ouiet market with an ample supply and
| no material change Prime to choice timothy quoted
S8m9 per ton. Inferior held at $G@7 per ton On
arrival In store dealers ask 81 more.
HEMPNRough Kentucky is dull with but little
on the market and hold at SSlm0O Dpr ton on ar