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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-31

B The best stock Of Domestic
Goods, Sheetiugs. &C., at lowest
prices, at
jams SCHAPKER. BUssING & Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-31

FOUR OFFIcEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to @. w. SnANKLIN.
delft
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

John Donohue, age g. of No. 1865 Third-ave,
WAS drowned on Saturday while bathing at the foot OF
East Seventy The body was aferward recoV
cred and Coroner Rollins held an inquest.
lanes MeCann of No. 500 West FOrty-secOnd
az Who fell from freight train of the Hudson River
RaiIroad AT Twenty rsts and Tenhave., and was run
over died ON Saturday in Bellevue Hospital. Coroner
FLYNN Will hold an inquest
Gustave ID. Cardozo, Chief of the Ordinance
Breau reports for the week ending on the 9th inst
ne has received complaints Of violations OF city or-
nances OF which from citizens and the remainder
from the Police OF these complaints, s6 were settled
and 59l referred TO the proper departments
uart has crantsd 1873 licenses follows: Coaches 22
intelligence Offices 2; vendors, 3S public carts, so ex-
press q junk boat junk shop i secondhand dear i
nubc p0rters q drivers, ~ Amount received Tor hnes
and licenses, $36i 25.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
A FRAUD UPON VETERANS.

70 m, Editor or THO ITfUH"e'
SIR: Please call attention to the following
mposton which it sought to practice upon disabled
veterans Congress lately passed Dill gi's 'ne
- ,oss veterans Of the war new limbs every five
- or ,be money value Of the same. Blanks are fur
bo nv tbe surgeon General upon application, and the
,o,ine 70 be gone through is Of the simplest kind
person who has an office in Cedars has succeeded in
roprine list Of the Of those residing IN tins
o are entitled 10 the benefits of this act, ana VINO
esd 10 have the certificate of Col Van uren, the Pen
on AGENT In this city. This man in Cedarst mas sent
es n All the disabled veterans in the city urging then
~ call at his Office concerning matter OF Importance 10
them on going there, he offers 10 fill up their nlaks
AMI get Col Van Burens certificate attached TO the
same as required by law, for the sum OF So rms
frud on the soldier The agent is obliged to attach ms
cert tO the application and no charge Is allowed
A e,o- IorE Aug B. $50 VET.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
AFRAID ON TAMMANY's SUPPORTERS.

TO the Edtt0T or Ihe IrfOHRc'
SIR VIII you, as well-knOwn advocate OF
the interests of the poor permit few remarks by sur
ferer D the late highhanded raid at the Battery and City
Hall Park on number of hitherto selt-supporting men
and women, with large. helpless families dependent
upon themi The officers have performed the feat OF
smashing up stands, among the rest new one OF
mine that cost $50 aud leaving us no apparent aiter
nate but the Poor House don't tiuk any body had the
right TO smash up stands or TO do more than
10 remove them without injury TO the corporation yard
and then act concerning them the ordinance directs
IL was very ungrateful return for faithful support as
like myself an these sQuatters, "a we are called were
the firm adherents Of the officials in power. have no
doubt that votes with those Of the other side walk
vendors Of New York and persons interested IN them
will up $4,000 at the next election which may he
race instead OF walk over and these votes
materially influence the result This ChlNarous Iall
will he remembered when the wagon with the big bell
paradcs past stands, telling us with such parental
sOctude when 10 register and how 10 act in aid OF these
Tammany OppreSsOrs, who il If runored mediate our
extinction. viii the other political party treat poor, hard
struggling people after such a fashion.
h6U- York, July Is, 1870. PADDY IEANII'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

cies of the free traders Take for instance the price Of
steel rails as affected the removal Of tax "Take of
the duty" say they. "and steel rails win fall go
tun" Now for fact In point On the 18th Of January
when English steel rails selling for $50 gold tax
OF nearly per tun in the shape Of royalty was re-
moved. Did rails fall to S6i On the contrary they
10 $ and that the price In June Take another
illustration year ago last june English iron rails sold
for $50 gold tax In the shape Of about 20 per cent
premium gold removed, and according 10
free trade doctrine the price should have declined But
the English makers the contrary increased II just as
fast gOldfe and last June II $60 gold or about
the old rate in currency And 10 will be with steel
rails. There is probability that their price would
greatly decrease the entire abolition Of the duty The
only certain result Of such policy would be that home
competition would he killed and that railway managers
would be at the mercy of foreign makers not only az TO
prices but to time of delivery and quality OF material
American rails command higher price on the
latter ground And great and growing interest, with
which nearly all other industrial interests associated
would be botted out, for the temporary benefit OF
two of rich importers and foreign ronmasters
NeU- York, Aug T. 1870. HOT BLAST.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
STATE CAMP MEETING.

The annual State Camp Meeting will be held
on the old grounds at Sing Sing commencing on Tues
dav and will continue ten days Several hundred 'ehVs
are already putup and the cottages are assuming cosy
bomeike appearance. score or more of fainnes arc
making arrangements 10 remain after the close oI .ne
sassnn Water has not yet been brought into the
and very few improvements tending " lncrease t ne
beauty or convenience OF the place have ee Iad ~ ~
carrc Of fine Rev Wm. II. Ferris, Presiding Eidel oi
the Sew York District Under him VIII he large lore
We VI nn from this city and elsewhere. The attend
once n is estimated will not be less than SO Oh iov
ners1ns In pursuance OF meeting recently helu' ~
Pja service will be held the Sabbath, ana those
piirinc 10 be on the ground Oh that dhy VIII hnu
~ eynedent TO make their arrangements accordingly
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
CITY CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

The criminal record of last week was tittlngly
terminated on Saturday night when rum and riot
drunkenness and debaucbey prevailed to such extent
that for the "A ending O'Clock sunday morn
inc the police arrested than 400 persons AL these
under the operations Of an improved excise law and
otor,n charter. number OF outrages persons and
nropcrty arc reported, among them the followingi
IN the night OF April IL, the residence of Sigmund
IrmanD al No. 233 East Seventy h ghth-st was en-
tered by burglars, aud wearing apparel gold watch
music box and pocket book containing small amount
~ money in all Of the vahue OF 500. carried
away jRecently detectives King and Lyon
SwbIIc engaged I'm hunting up evidence
will known thief named Patrick Eagan might have been
concerned IT, at least could furnish some lnorna
on concerning IL. He was also wanted for another Sc
ron. charge that OF being OF the men, who on the
sernoon Of March 49, entered the loan office OF Joseph
A Jackeon in Amtyst Knocked the proprietor lnsehs
onn gold watch and chain, handsome diamond pin
and considerable sum OF money. Two OF the thieves
naniei alias 'Honey" Rtiner and Frank Degan, were
S.nce S",cn Of their guilt was so complete that
they made full eonfess,9n Both declared that Eassn
I'm strIment and that he aferward shared the pfuI
Der Rittner and biegan were tried found guilty, and
ss9tencga last aid the detectives fnd Eagn He
unrk IN o kndlng wood factory, nj the foot OF East
s,Yty He taken into custody and confessed
e. .bare In the AmtyS robbery. He also admitted
st he had robbed Mr.. Bimanns house, and sAla thst
b had sold the most OF the property TO Louis Wilson
Keeper OF secondhand store at No. as3 M e
srty. and knowing tt sto BE- stolen paid him HS @ ir
- and had il carted away. The detectives visited WI
SON place, and found the ProPery there sSn and
E,,nn, were brought before Justice bowling AZ the
rbs Mr. Jllmann made an affidavit, setting forth tne
aet Of the robbery With Eassp and the nndins
~ ths goods p Wisop's place. Eagan In his SssAa ~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08


Within been sSred toe srceesn
Genera 10 faithfully keep the conditions and rvqu
this According "a uer true intent an.
meaning deliver subject 10 the appfo,
the Postmssenrsl bords vita good and 81
Gent aret,es hundr thousand dollars os)
the faithful performance Of said agreement or cona
aecorng subject the liabilities the seVensensn
section entitled An act legng and making ap
for such objects have been usually neeoed
he genel appropriation bills without authority Of las and to hr and
provide Incidental expenses of the Departments AMI onfes o.
the and for other nted States statutes al s
approved August 8 1892; which provides ha
shall fail comply with the Of hs oan-S
shall be liable for the forfeiture spec he'd ~ es
hqudaed damages 10 he sued for he name 0 me oA
States in any court bsvnE ,,snsiison thereof Sefsot'
The General himself the oo. ng ngns 49,
To reject and oil bids H. in bis Judgment ths he''S VIZ
Government require IT, -. ,h...o,,.
To aunul contract the or any ps
sale purpose Of specelsuon s9a aoe ~ D
will he allowed OF
shall opinion OF the Postnsaero '
fula original - 49,. .
perform faithfully its stpaanons OF 10 esss % ssar -
70 impose upon Department Envelopes ef "hAppe' ~
sample. s8.s shouh fail n
enter into Agreement spd give ssssfscto bopas
49,, %, E nnu and eontTset let 10 The neH Fes' esPon
.nI ab ns bidder shall be rtq1iri 70 Iue -'.Iy
herein he the ons nA party 70 "hon We
AWARDED ptns
,pyslopo and sealed marked Proposals for sa.pef
Shoen oe and sddressed 70 The Third
Assistant ro'uhA''' JN0. A. J. CREsWELL,
POstmAstsf-trncral
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
CRIMINAL.

James Mcdowell residing at No. 153 West
Thiry-nrs-st was brought before Justice Cox, at the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday on the cnhiee
OF stabbing Terrence Mcke0n Mcdowell was heiu 10
await the result of Mekeons injuries
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Downing
committed WIN. Handey for having stolen wallet con
tanning 50 from Charles Young OF No. lg Chrysue-
ST. while standing in front OF No. 80 Bowery; =.
LANES Wande was committed for stealing n pocket
hook containing S42 from the residence OF Edward e.
Taylor, at No 45l Hudsons Inc prisoner cohesseu io
guilt.
In the Court of Special Sessions, Judge DOW
ling sentenced Michael COnnor to six months III the Pen
Tertiary charge OF petit larceny IN rteallhg Goa.
from a guest I'm the St. Nicholas Hotel where Conhor
was servant Joseph Kn0use, sneak TIMER, was nheG
$50 and sentenced TO six months Blackwels Island
for stealing clothing from No 44o Br00lnest Joh NC
Carthy alias Cockney jack an Old onender ana hoteu
pckpocke in this city, convicted OF the larceny Oh
yase and sent to the Penitentiary for four months
Maurice HanlOn, residing at the corner of
Sixtythrdst and Thirdave was i'll the forkyK Ponce
Court Yesterday before Justice Coulter, charged by
James Cregan with committing an assault upon MIN on
Saturday night IL appears there has been lnsunder-
standing between the for some time, ana on the
night in question, Cregan, being somewhat intoxicated,
went TO Hanlon's residence and began abusing him.
Han0n then committed the assault complained OF.
Justice Coulter thought Cregan deserved all he got but
held HanlOn in 500 bail to answer.
Michael Russell was brought before Justice
Scott at Essex Market Police Court on the charge OF
10 steal the gold watch of Charles ShOenning
he lay asleep the stoopO No 40 tOrsyth-st 0cer
Cooper caught Russell the act and he accordingly
fully committed for examination. AS henry Geefi'
smoked fish peder by occupation was about To enter MS
dwelling at No 94 Orchardst on saturday evening nc
WAS accosted by Peter McGurrck who pointing aOaded
revolver at his head, demanded his money GeeTn re-
ped by lifting his basket dashing the pistol 10 one sde
and CRYING Justify "POce" McGurrick was arrested
and held Tor examination
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
Co,n TrxxIyG PRoCEss.-M. Daubi6 of Belle

UOLD IINNINI NVOH''' TIT ~ -.
tptane France has invented a5process for preventing
the oxidation Of iron general and especially OF IRON
wire used ia making wire cloth and cards. "lthou' a
" -, or rgtditv The chief object iOf the inven
ton is tn prevent the softeDing OF the meta; i h
does Inv successive immersion In baths ,,ar
snch as fecula or starch which has always peei W
VaInable in coating with either TN OF znc i an al
Ions of water add OF rye -four, and let II pom Ier %
AN hour fiter IT, aud afterward add 2l2 70 oi to
hte ~ soda "a OF crysallized salt OF tn, anu
20 az Of uphuric acid. When the sas are dssot.u
tSe solution T. distributed In eight or ten wooaen va ar
TtIs additonal water being poured into tne nrs. ~
tIrce yats The wire is passed successYey uoub husb
each vat and II great briianey is Ielu&ed; & retain
an, ,s,ss at intervals and thus the wire, WINE re',
nS its Tistdity becomes covered with bfiDAh' Po
isi,sA coal af tin
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
q. 3. gsoSEss oyvicE, hAHsos IsrsoyEsEsr,
% souh Gay-st 81 aoor BALraoSE Nd, Aug s, 1910.
For LEI

PROPOSALS vl be received At this once until aooo THURS
u~ susquehsnns River bes beos
a.Ss A. Cirsce Nd, depth not exceeding ten feet
M srount material ad will be sbat
p oo cubic and the distance which the material
40 h. transferred viii average not 20 eaceei mes
Proposals Of movsd and deposited
IN ~ith directions " su sil se
VI cubic yards that viii be eIcaysted month opera
immediately ate sxsrd Of contract and msa~
be monihy 20 per u completion contae
Nv hide will be considered such ms amer forms W oe %
ni this ofce either b, letter sPphea non
BIDS will be oponei II. le BIB day Of sePember SlV
presence VI such htiers dcsire " he present m
right reserved all OF the oas o AJ eaass
deemed sufficient By The under.igped IN MhPsONt
Col Eayn and Bevei Bns Goa. Y. $ A.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
T,ETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
REPORTERS ENGLISH"
-. p5.for If The Tribune.

"a
s,R: What can even the phsologist do but
- a, what Is meant when he reads In newspaper
,sst some nation has modified its army or that some
-'', nos sledaddedp What must he expect to mud
narrated in newspaper column % hG2Ge1 can be maSine
@ a he waiLists "takists "base,halhstfs a. anu ] tre
Sundrcd and one other kinds Of lists Wmoh 'ne papers
talk aboutl -, ,,,,,itv at large IL is 10 be
hcped mat newspapers will conhne teSeSTs o 70 obar r
na ot words belonging 10 the Engnsn 9r soie oner %
ne y, ist The absolutely necessary Issue Oh gos
sS with each should & Sc SG TCm 70 c Es them
rs to prevent any save the t TIC" ii0 i ~ M
Fordhdn " u, Aug s, 1871
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
REAL ESTATE.
Erw-YoRK. Saturday. Aug. 8, 1870.

The advertising columns of THE TRIBUNE
contain announcements Of properties for SALE and worth
the buying , oo
The Hughson farm at Paterson, Y. j., containing 100
acres Of land and good dwelling house ana OutoudgS
has been eOld forS Sl4OOO
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
z A. LAwKBsCE Auctloneer -
ITO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.
IMPORTANT PEREMPTORY SALE
BY AUCTION OF
900 BUILDING LOTS AND PLOTS
IN THE CITY OF

TUESDAY At 10 o'clock the premises at Serantoc BY
LAWRENCE, OAKLEY L PLRURf
Nine hundred beautifully ocAted bung lots Of - 20 feet inches
feet depth ~ feet In width each oc
hayng = back outlet on 10 eei wide.
Thes lo form the beautiful portion Of The city plot gradually
hundred feet giving saperb from each Of me
blocks Of miles In er,ent
Por sarbny b.ngs width Of lie together
ofers
population Of about thousand twelve nov Hamoe
upward Of hoesand persoas ,.,,..
mountain stream Of the property an elevation
supply sbundny all the city ~h tie puresi water 'o "
nestle steam purposes -, ,..,~, IN this
The particular attention Of manufacturer and others a, s bs
profitable Csa ec hsu
shy cents per tan aud provisions AZ the ese1 &
-Four or hes being ONLY bur OF ave
EewYorh ....~4 ar
Terms u ssle balance liberal time u ae10'' ~
can't interest NuisAnees nerteed
Ysythss paSteskn u
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CHANBET

DeciSions.-By Judge Brady.-ln the matter
OF the arbitration between Hoy, Kennedy ~ 20. ana
Henry G. Dart.-AppicatOn denied. Won Priag AZ
Won Praag-Order modiiied. Fitcn agt. Paters0h-Mo-
tnn pTnntcd.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

IF YOU wish to Sell Rent, Exchange, or Pur-
REAL ESTATE in City Country call Oh l. FkEEMAN
2l2 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
Gountrn propertp 10 fei.

TOR RENT-Within 90 miles Of New-G0rk, on
Hudson side cose station elegantly situated and vel
furnished detached brick HOUSE with eceelt basement oms
nine other good Posse SION lsi October A1rs Dor
HOUSE to LET at Bloomfield n. J.-Witb
JAMES N. BARRETT % wsrrenst
NEWARK, n. ito RENT. three lirst-class 3
~ story and basement With subcslr brick DWBLLh1HOUSES
with all the modern improvement located dsrsbc pan Of he e
aye minutes walk to the tepos to NeEYork and SO minutes walk
the Broait Win ate low the balance % be year
Inquire No. 7s6 Brosds., : the
National state Bans, Nevars n. J.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
5rmmer Retreats.
Hlarble ano Slate alantels.

flarble an0 Slate alantels.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
II MarbeIed and Decorated prices from go to ~ ard op-a
Also every DESCRIPTION PLAIN aud onameriaL
PENRIYE SLATE Co., No. 40 West E'ghsel'l-s',
Between Fifh ard sixth sVes
MARBLE and MARBLELZED MANTELS,
vi Grayesoles Tiles Table and Pnnbes slabs Showroom,
with finest assortment of hANIELS Pross reineed - u
A. KLABER, l3i AM l6 Bsst Egateenils' e., Ne''fof
kTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTEIS.-Rlch
vi and elegant gns from So sn SIS, up 70 S2sa T.
sTKWAKT Co. 6O5 sIhVe bet Thiryhnt aBl Thirty Ts
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
gonntrn Real gstate for Sale.


SELECTION of ORANGE COUNTY
n FARMS on the Railway the State ~ TO 30
acres J. FISHER SATTERTHWAITB, 10 Pnest
A DESIRABLE modern DWELLING and
STABLE weocated LOTS for SALE low Ninety fourth
between Central Park and the Grand Boulevard
Possession v.K STEVENSON son, II Pine st
EARM for SALE.-One of the most desirable
Il FARMS County u miles from NewIiambug Depot
Hudson Railroad about 100 buildings and fences n good
orerj vineyard Off 900 Delaware nea Terms Apply to
the owner b. STRADLEY, 80 JOhn-st Nes-foTk.
YARNS for SALE and EXCHANGE-10 to 800
Acres prices from 81 $4,000 and desirable Country Seats
bargain J. c. FREEMAN, 2l2 Broaisay.
FAIRFIELD, Conn-For SALE at Fairfield,
COTTAGE, within minutes Of depot with
garden cOu tanng abundance of Price $1,000 Apply 70
SAML GLOVER, IL William st.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
anttion Sales of Real gstate.


Auttion Sales of Real estate.
JOHNSON & MILLER'
SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR
NEW.BRUNSWICK,
wirleave foot of Cortlandtst.
ON WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1870,
- A A. IL lil0 9, o,sGeE a a,D ~ ,,,vv ,rvx,rs on
ARRIVAL
Aner which
5o3 OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LOTS
EVER OFFERED WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. To THE HIGH
Est BIDDERS. REGARDLESS OF PRICE
THE VAN MUSE FARM.
stured almost Of aud the highest goun the ety.
excellent surroundings all graded aud every lot really or
conng sale bounding the farm the south aud Rem
sen running nohery line esch ne wide thorough
fares Powers Hows ard Tanadge, Wa Lawrence and fuloas
all laid down the City Map opened graded and run through we
property. -
volume could the advantages Of SewBnsSick
residence Situated the Ranan kiye the nDes
portion Of the State the Of hyiug fully ~ per cent less
With the constant daily trains No place IN West
readily reached and al 80 os rates o
taou viz S85 New BruDsSck contains population
10000 II has water and Rasers Coee a. sneh haes o
eiucaoh within sight Of the property 70 be so are also ~
Churches scores Of Grammar and Free schools ETC. ETC.
afford the best opportunity ever onere 70 secure
Hall the purchase remain on mortgage UH1obS
SHOULD THE WEATHER PROVE STORMY, THE SALE WILL
TAKE PLACE THE NEXT FAIR DAY. ----
For information Maps Railroad Passes apPy JOHNSON
MILLER IS New OF 70
No. l59 Geore-st, New. Brunswick, n j.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-19
From the Fort Wayne Gazette.
COMMODORE FOOTE AND
SISTER.

COMMODORE FooTE AND SISTER are
with a perfect ovation wher-
ever they go. AT many places, the
halls are so thronged that people are
obliged to go away without gaining adj
mission, and at no time since they
started out have they had what might
be called slim house. We are glad to
hear of their success, not only because
they are Fort Wayne folks, but because
they are deserving Of patronage as be-
ing excellent people, and the greatest
and most pleasing of living curiosities.
The New Albany Ledger gives them
this handsome netice: 0Ns
COMMODORE FooTE AND SISTERS
TRoUPE.-Charles Nestel and Eliza Mes
tel opened, at the Opera House last
night. Aside from the little folks which
in themselves are the greatest living
curiosity, the entertainment was very
pleasing one. Commodore Foote Is
fine comedian, and, to use the words 0
Ophelia, Is athe glass of fashion and tn
mould OF form" He moves about th'
stage with the most perfect ease ant
grace. No less pleasing and perfect i
| the acting, singing and dancing Of Elizi
Nestel. She Is certainly entitled to tn,
/ appeIIation Of Fairy Queen, for she !
the most beautiful specimen Ofhumanl
tv In existence. She has a sweet girlisl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-19
Meeting Of the horticultural
Society.
proposed MoveabIe Meetings.

Proposed Movable Meetings.
The meeting of the Hccking Valley
horticultural Society on Saturday last
was.ofan informal character, no special
question having been presented for dis
cusslon. The members present compar-
ed notes on various subjects, and among
others agreed that the next regular
meeting, to be held on Saturday the 2Sth,
insta should be in part devoted to talk
on the subject Of holding a series of
moreab1e meetings, partalSing Of the pic
mic character, at different localities In
the county, during the warm season.
1t was suggested that that these might
be made pleasant and useful, by combin-
ing the features ofhorticultural exhlbi-
tions with those Of the ordinary meet
ings Of the Society and of social basket
meetings or pienies. OF course, in or
der to make such gatherings go off with
the proper spirit and zest, they should
be participated in by the members gem
orally, and their wives and daughters
should by no means be omitted in max
ing up the programme of proceedings.
But the whole subject will be discussed
at the time mentioned, and it is hoped
there will be a general attendance OF
members of the Society on the occasion
The members present on Saturday
united in the report of unusually fair
prospects of fruit of all kinds the pres
cnt season; with the single exception
of the very finest varieties Of Che peach
which generally seem to be rather
sparsely set. Apples are abundant, ano
so far look well. Vineyards looks bet
ter than for years, and the prospect fol
fine grape crop was never better IL
the Hooking Valley at this stage OF 1T
development.
As an illustration of the forwardnes
the season, Mr.. ]. A. Fetters stateC
, that some ofhis wheat was already il
head, a circumstance almost withou
. precedent for many years, at so early
dota rs ffH i'-s-'f
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-19
Cincinnati market.

CINCINNATI. May lO. 30
FLoUR-Steady; family So 1Oa5 40;
extra 81 S0a4 90.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and steady,
Al 1Oal II for red winter. Corn in better
supply and prices lower, closing dull at
OSc. Oats unchanged, 5Ga62e, for the
whole range. Rye dull at 95a9sc. Bar
ley unchanged.
PROVISfONS-Mess pork held firm
at $50 90. Lard 16Ac; no sales. An act
i've demand for bulk shoulders, and 5OO'
600 lbs sold for l2c; they were held a,
l2llc at the close sides were held at loe
with sales of 100000 lbs at this rate
clear rib sides sold at 1870, and clear a
Ice buyers this month. A fair deman!
for bacon, particularly shoulders, which
sold at 13c cash, and 1870 buyers tn
| first half of June; clear rib sides sold a
l5skc and clear at l6c. g.t lstIH.
PRODUCE Butter unchanged an
dull at 25a2Sc. Eggs firm at l5c.