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STOCK ITEMS.

Or. 7. d. Montgomery, the OWL,
fine bull, woodburn Oxford, aud ca
breeder Of short horns, sold 70 Messrs.
Of Wayne county, a hull calf by Baron Ain. p
and out Of his tine. COW, Luerciia, the sri, a
slOl. y
Lucretia dropped last month, red hsiSe-'
by woodburn Oxford, tia, xe-&S-e ~.
could not he boagh, for 50. !.
Harry Ia, -ct beat Longfellcw at Saratoga or
TUESDAY las,, in race Of p mile dash, com
ing out one length ahead. Time 500.
Iongfellow's shoe broke into, badly hurting
his foot and he likely will never run again
The time was very fast. some say fs-iss, on
record
LARGE CALF.
Little Maggie McAlisier has a COW whieiS,
dropped a calf a.few days since, ~hiei, weigh
"a Ilsiha. Il this not hard to heatf y
LoSGrEILow rsATEs ~
Robi Bonner aeer,s to hxve the luck II pos
sessing the fastest ,roilcrs Ifs syr old. Joe
Elliott on ,he 2s,a nit, was ireen mile in
2l5s, which beats Dcxter's fat time just 81
a second Bonner, We believe, has seme $780,
900 invested in superior tro,,ing stock,
Lcwis Jones bought Of 4 p worshana l.s,
Tae-iay, ~ head Of 2-yr old r,ee's Al ss5 -
per head. aA
Jno. o Nc Mister. fine COW Lncre'iA tho
7ui. dropped bsAn,ifi hcifer calf La, wesk
by his thoroughbred PEiace. al
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Fine Wine.

Our clever townsmin, Dr. A. r Norman,
presented US with setoral ho,tlcs of NJ d,ira
blackberry wine, manufactured by Mc~rs.
Morse 4 Kurt, Of Richmond, Kentucky. We
have had occasion to test It's efficacy in the
TX room, and pronounce it, according to our
judgment, equal If not superior TO the finest
imported Madeira
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Sunday school Convention.

The supcrintcndents, teacher, scholars aud
all others interested in the Sunday school
work in Stanford and Lincoln county, are res
pcctfully invited to attend a county Sunday
School Convention 10 he held in Lancaster on
Tuesday, August 9Th, 1872.
WM. r. KINNAIRD,
Ohm Ex,cntivc Cnmmiil.r-
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Pri.oners l,Isarned.

Mr. Buford, our jaibr, informs u thr he
made his iri-wcekly 70 ch through the prison
yesterday morning, az found b uo--s-. "a 4
the prisoners, Young tnd llarrie, orow-haf
and two SAVE. SOMEONE outside had isiteT
look sharp hereafter.
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Lecture at HustonyilIc.

Fontaine F. Bobbitt will deliver a lecture
in the Presbyterian church at Hustonville, on
the night Of the goth inst, for the benefit Of
the Confederate monument at Crab Orchard.
Let there he large attendance and the con
iributions liberal.
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Kentucky Fairs.

We call the attention Of our exchange to a
connected lit Of Kentucky fairs in our col
umns this week. They will please copy, or
change the Lincoln County Fair to July 25th,
two days, insscad Of July SO,h, two days
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Don't forget there will I've grand promo
made concert given by the ladies OF Stanford
and vicinity at the Presbyterian church, on
Thursday evening, the 25th inst, lirsi day Of
our iairl. cor the benefit Of the church, to
meet the payment yet due on their organ.
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Tho slnc.iinn Settled.

While making up." ovr "loil dcvil' asked
"vhsra ~ ~auld pu; Horace 'Gr.clry" Our
"wLitc-hai,el" foreman replied, in the White
llou-c next March" The devil got hehind
HIM" aud tempted him 10 moro.
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sales of Wheat,

McAli.t,r 4 Miller report lin addition to
four thousand bu-hel. mentioned elscwherc)
that they bought yesterday IS bushels Of rcd
wheat At : / and 50tusi!cls Alabamaat 81 10
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accommodation Train.

The train running to Richmond will lie over
At the depot at this place till Eve O'Clock on
both days Of the fair, thus affording persons
in Madison and Garrard counties an opportu-
nifty to attend our fair and return the same
dav 20-2ts
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Wayne County Fair.

The Wayne County Agricultural and Me-
ehanieal Association will hold is next meet.
ing 1t the Fair Grounds near Monticello, on
the 5ih aud 9th ID Sep,onbcr next All
premiums over p will he paid in eurrrncy.
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At the residence of the brides father, in this
county, on the 10th inst, by Rev. s. II.
King Mn. FRASK lIraHEs to Mus. BErrIE
RoBEsoS; both Of this county.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev \. d Rash will preach at Che Bapf
church next Sunday morning at II O'Clock |
Rev VIM Crow win preach "a; III, Prcst
terrain church Sunday morning and evenhl
I
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Tearing Down.

II usually 'akc- a long time 10 erect a good
house, but II has taken only few days to tear
down the Cd brick building ga the corner Of
Lancaster and Main streets
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NOTICE.

Those II ow advertiser WIN desire changes
made In their advertisements. must hand IN
copy on Monday morning next
Al communicsiilus, eiihas a m rttofili ~ bust
nsss chsraftef shouh w. tldrasssl 70 NlllbN
CAMPBELL bax "A sisnffd Nv
Al mouies remitisd flf aivertisne, sulfsfipil"h
ot luh vufk must h. .snt in chefts pi' ofr Money
order ~ cspfiss o. a VIII hc II the ssios own r',h
Jams Cat u authufis-l agent At Husiouyilie 70
runirart ~ job Work Advertising, attend " suiiii
TINS, and rereise AL mouies co. The same.
OUh AoHSTs
lss Cook lIusianvine. y. Mrilran Crab orthart
W. G, Gard, s-,sasrset D. " Bryant, Gum sulphur
I. = Jonc-, Pine nm X Dpids, shelby CITY
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The Farmers Nation9 Bank Of Stanisd
will remove their effect next week 70 thtold
bank building formerly occupied by the san
ford National Bank, and will occupy 'iic sue
until their new buildin5is ready
81 j 6 sHANks. Pr,
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The building committee on the new bank
say that within six OF seven weeks the house
shall be completed and ready for occupancy
This Is the RICH, way TO talk, and we do not
doubt what they assert.
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We Ian al, v,.,K ,,,,,u,,d an, ti,n..,.'
,o on, .,t,.- -. -, -, 80.
lion. III - -. y. a., -
"a. ,,..,A d;.,o,l, a.. a., go, A.. .,
ov,, ,r,,,v a., - u.,L.. r., Lnu, :,
a, a. ani, Iu,,n s,.,i..,s Il, -. A. -.
w,.ls,e visitor. tb,r,, ,,rrir, .,,,,rlv 20 ,,,.
ri,b, ia. ,o,,b ass, d., ,,,,oI,;ur ,,,,,,,u,.,
/ trail NOR. hill n,,I, a.. h,.,n -,
er,,n mi. min, =, ar;D,t,. i.,g -. Co.
Il, mile.. ypr,,a ,urn;r, .v,rv rci,, ~ tho
,,u,,,s., W. ai.r,.,,,,..l anal c,,a,r,.r,,,, :,
,,cc,,J ,h. &C., Co., L,r ,.l,;,l. In E.n,,.t,
wouId h. c,Il.l f, h,cc r,o,,r.,;r M, hc-. !,
| |. la, n mol, hill com,,r,,;,clv b.pc, II.
name oEoot hill. The lint mus and half
1. bv n, The vor., c,in,birs ono has 10 40 nm.
iii after no leave, timber line. M, .ccn, Al
Mace. arena alp,o,, per,,bdicular Now Ne
arc sLir,;uy Inc b,ov Of /. ;,,,;rr sail xber.
tho n,,b 4. sca,o.lv ,brcc ss, r;d.. nos, h,n,.
IN, avc, . varr;,o ,bv.s wber, ,;,g,s mis
s,c, wo,ld s.nd NJ xbi,l;rc 10 c,e,n;,v Nov
r,ss;nc unde, n million NJ fr;,h,fni LowIder.
| g ,h, mo-, vcirJ sLa,,.s all ,,ro,..o,. r,o-
nor,;or. ,..dv !, .,.,ns =, s;r,js ,orcb ~
come ,oroiin,, c,,.h;nc down unon NJ. Uow
we .budJer and move fa.,.- L., the ip,sri.
nav hecomo. tho rcali The Air 1. h.com;n,
ninne, our o,cr,iops have exhausted N. anil
". ar, arc com,~Iled 70 throw our.e,v,. man
the rocks and nan, for breath. The scene he.
for. us 4. onc NJ pscul;ar be,p,v "a, an
too ,;r.d fo, ,b, romantic I'm, rc.,;,,,;o,.
arc wordc,,rllv ,oo.ll.r,,.J ,,,,- n,,.. tao
s,roLes mo, miami. all 60, .r h,,o o,lv COM,
about a mile and a half We bccin to rr, dis.
couragcd. We are in n half co,,,o.e state
whom ON. If tho how suddonIv vii. ou,
"Come ahead. Pike. Peal. or bns,r ~ T,;.
work. like . magic and MO nave IN J.,x
We moved ON NJ Fd;,o, ye, /, was . xe,v
GLOW move and N tell Won the truth VIC I'll,
considerably abr,,,Sp Ann O'clock w. dc.
.so,,a.a 49,, AL. -
thor, NO .,o,red IN ,,rch Tbo or,.s w,s H.
n, .;,b, ;,,hss 1, tc;cl, f,..r,v eooo g., Ia
v,,ionl ve,v luxuyian, anil ON, bo,.cs had
rrea, fast Fxouis;,, aowers Of DAZZLING
oolors and fantastic sb,pcs I've wer, u,,bIe IN
classify ,beml waved an all aide. our MON.
orandum book was soon filed with them, in
spite Of the cry OF "sentimentalSt." Paren
the'icaiiy, We would tay to the botanlst, who
has the courage 70 do Pixies Peak, stop
when You get to the little park, and see IL you
are not well paid
We were soon suil.ciently rested sud were
glad that our walking was over for from THE
point the trail was very good, and We mounted
our horses After the inst rise the ascent va,
gradual, and our path led through grove OF
cedar pine FIR and quakine asp. At l;2o ,
II. we reached the Han way houfe.' built
great hre, cooked our supper ate heartily,
and then climbed up To the top Of mass OF
picturesque rocks tha' ovcrhung us IN order
10 look upon the diving dav. But let III ex-
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Buried.

Our old friend Jordan Middleton, was ~
TERED in the family burial ground on his fain
where he resided at the time Of his death, D.
Friday last.
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Kentucky Fairs.

Lincoln County Stock Fair a, Stanford, July 18th
twodays,
Mercer County Fair at Harrcdsburs July soth bur
days
Msdi.on County Fair at Richmond, August 18th
four days
Boyle County Fair at Danville, August 10th; four
days n.
salvisa Fair, near IAwnnoeburg. August 20.
Henry County Fair 81 Eminence, August 18th four
days
four days. tsr..# ID
Isan County Fair AT Russellville August 2lth -four
days
North Kentucky Fair at Florence, August z7th ave
NsriOn County Fair at Lebanon, August g7th four
days
CLARK County Fair, at winchester Angus, s7,h
four days
Jefferson County Fair a, Louisville September "a
bourbon County Fair at PARIS september . Nv,
days.
Wayne County Fair =, Monticello, September slh
twO days.
: l'uinshi cOrhty Pair AT sonerssi, sePteSah'r 10th
washington County Fair at springfield, september
2iths fhur days
owen County Fan at New Lit-rty October Is, av,
days
Davies County IAir at Owcnslaro, Ootgbsr ist
Henderson County far At iendsson' October SIN
Fa.iae.h and McCrarkvn Agricultural and MschAn.
ion Association faT at fsdncah October isihi ioul
dAvs
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! have another ~, dry COW Tor sale o;
Fo1' b1rgi.a. Coll 81 ono, viii scll ON fouE
month. tim. II +. HARRIS
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Died.

81 consumption, VA the ilth inst, Mr.
Smith, wife 4 our oounty-mau, joseph VI
Smith
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BLAcKsMIrHIHe
AND
WAGON MAKING.

yUHE UNDERslC'NED IS VOW PRE-.
u raroi 10 20 ~ kidd of biack-nii.hinKs
wag,ai making and nlahihg A the lowest
cash prices Shop North siae Mao Street Z
i.sal WA nArGHERrY
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COuSD--A sald ring with certain intials on ~ The
Te-n.r esn have by aTfiying At this ONE, and
paying fa this nstice.
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IT YOU have npYlhlUg 20 sVII,
In a word--any want you have can and sholld
he advertised in this column OF the lsTERion
JOURNAL II you will do so, you will lnd
it to pay better than any other investment
Just try it once and iidge for yourself
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WANTS.

We viii in-rl under this bead short advertisement
Al - cents W line, each in-"rtinn none adm''''
under thfcc lines mare than ten Try " once
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We got to the Soda Springs the ehbryo
saratoga-M II O'Clock These springs are
situated jusi at the foot of Pike Peak, some
twelve miie. FROM it, sumRia, md arc sur
rounded by the most picturesque scenery IA
the world They are attracting a great deal
Of ATTENTION and are ocrtainly dcnii'cd 10 90
come the great suinmcr ics,rt q Americans.
Two ine hotels aro ia couns Of construction,
aud visitors are cunning 10 rapidly. The
sprins., several IN number, hunt forth f'om
the ground cracking, sparkling, and bnbbling
Ike champagne. They are strongly iaPreg-
mated with srda, ana said 70 cufe "all Diseases
that acsh l. hear "" Whenc they bursl furth
On, ground Is eosrsd with a vhite merusia-
uon, sono two inoa,- thick. we,amped here
log ths aiga, DRANK Il lhe water, vkieh ',
gaet ,lr = ysrI p.yi sHtio Ne Taste apa we've
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l. long one-story log building lately erected
for the accommodation Of Pkes Peakcrs,
about "A miles from timber line, and contain :
ing some five " six rooms In its immediate
the finest pine timber we ever saw This tims
her Is all dead, and the most Of il scattered
promiscuously over the ground, The wind
(afier the trees had been burnt and deadened
by the fire. played fearful havoc with them.
,7'l,ez. &c alout two fee, through, as straight
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-16
ANOTHER GUN FOR GRERLEY.

/
Organization Of the Firat District Greeley
Campaign Club = Speeches Of Judge
| slOanaker and Colonel III. III. Walsh
| Democrats and Republicans Cooper
| HtiHg-Great Enthusiasm.
The citizens of the First District, regard
less of their past politics and irrespective
OF color, turned ont in large mass to or
ganize the First District Greeley Campaign
Club, by assembling at Geddes' Hall, on
EratO street, last night at half-past seven
o'clock.
There was a larger attendance of Demo
Gratis at this meeting than any other of
like character that has yet been held in the
city, and it is with pleasure that we an
nOunee such Democrats as Miles Sharkey,
j. G.. Roche, and host Of like characters
actively participating in the Greeley move
ment, shoulder to shoulder with such
staunch old Republicans as Thomas Lynne,
Captain B. P. Blanchard, P. E. Bechtel,
and others of like ilk.
In view of these circumstances we feel
satisfied that the action of our friends of
the First District is but the precursor of
the spirit of the coming Presidential can
vass, and if others will follow in the wake
the election of Horace Greeley may be
counted not among the probabilities, but
the eertainties of the future.
The meeting was temporarily organized
by the selection of James d. Houston, Esq,
as president, and Mr.. Thomas Lynch as
secretary; and these gentlemen were after
ward elected as the permanent officers of
the club. The constitution and bylaws
and the election of the other officers was
postponed for the future action of the club
at the next meeting.
Judge Sloan aker was the first speaker in
trOduced, who, in his usual humorous and
pltby manner entertained the audience by
reviewing the causes that produced and re-
suits to be accomplished by the Cincinnati
movement as well as narration of the cir
cumstances that led to the nomination of
Horace Greeley, who, the speaker said, was
the best representative man of the growth,
genius, enterprise and necessities of our
people yet presented to the sufrsges of the
republic. The Judge closed amid great ap-
plause.
Colonel H. H. Walsh, lifelong Dem
Ocrat and a native of Louisiana, was then
introduced, and we are sorry that space
will not allow US to report his speech in
full, for he made SO many good points that
he kept the meeting in the greatest en-
thusiasm. He closed by saying that while
he cherished the principles of Democracy
still, and believed they would ever live as
the foundation rock of all true republics,
yet he left his party organization behind
him as thing of the past, and now pub
licly announced himself enlisted for the
entire canvass for this great Liberal move
ment.
The club then adjourned, to meet at the
same place and time on next Wednesday
evening, amid nine rOusing cheers and
tiger that were given for Greeley and
Brown
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The Chicago Tribttrle saws:

The ofice-hOlders' party are laboring
under delusiOn in suppOsing that if they
throw Grant overheard, and nominate some
other man, Mr.. Greeley will withdraw. 1t
is therefore only an act of consistency and
kindness to notify them of the mistake they
are committing, while at the same time it
will save them a great deal Of unnecessary
trouble, and will also relieve the President
from the painful discovery that his pro
abandon him the moment they see a
chance for themselves. The PHILADELPHIA
convention can not nominate a man strong
enough TO force Mr.. Greeley off the track,
The Philadelphia convention is in a side
track. The Liberal Republicans are indie
pendent. They do not propose to NEEDLE
with or interfere with it in any way, and
there is no possible manner in which it can
affect Mr. Greeley OF his canvass,
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Fete NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Church.

The ladies of the Emmanuel Church have
distinguished themselves by the refined
taste displayed in this their fifth effort at
a Fete Champetre, at the CarrolltOn Gar
dens. To say it is a success is simply to
verify a fact. Has Emmanuel" Church
any friends! Go to Carrollton Gardens
and see, and we are sure you will be con
WINGED at once. To the ladies of the church
certainly great credit is due for the artistic
taste displayed.
The garden is, literally speaking, one
blaze of light The illumination is superb
throughout. The dancing platform is sur
rounded by the various stands as follows:
The restaurant is in charge of Mrs.
Bowers and Mrs. Hansell. Speaking of the
restaurant, we would remind the friends Of
the church that everything is sold just as
reasonably here as anywhere in the city.
The Misses Bennett and Mrs. West have
each charge of a neatly arranged refresh
ment table. Jacobs Well" is in charge of
Miss Justis Little" Miss West and Miss
Garner have charge of the Tombola gal
lery. There are several very handsome
pictures for sale here.
We must not forget Mrs. T. B. Bodley
and her beautiful bower, where the most
delicious champagne punch is cOncocted
ever drank by mortal man. The manufac-
turer is Miss ROndeau, who deserves great
credit as an artist in the punch-making line
The cigar stand is in charge of Masters Gar
ner, Hansell and Clark.
We would call special attention at this
fete to the entire absence of lotteries,
raf1es, etc. No one is bored half to
death to take chance in this or in
that. We would call attention to this
fact as setting a most wholesome ex-
ample to other churches. Messrs. George
G. Garner and j. B. West are deserving of
thanks for their efforts in behalf of the
church, and to their individual efforts is
certainly due a good share Of the success.
We are glad to note good attendance.
and hope that more and more may come.
The Fete Champetre deserves well. One
can enjoy himself there very reasonably
and pleasantly. These beautiful moonlight
nights a ride to CarrolltOn, and a prom
enade within those beautiful grounds, or
whirling in the "mazy waltz" is real enjoy
ment, for Jaeger's band is there, and that is
a guarantee that good music is provided.
Our reporter returns his thanks to Messrs.
Garner and West for the kind attention
shown him.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, May I5.-Cotton quiet;
sales $40 bales. Uplands 237sc: Orleans
24kc. Southern -four dull; common to fair
extra 81 509ll 20; good to choice $ll 25 a
Is so. Whisky firmer at 90c. Wheat heavy,
and 305c lower winter red Western 81
az 0S. Corn heavy and lower; Western
mixed afioat 750751Rc. Pork quiet but
steady at $l3 1913 80. Lard ga a 09ssc
Turpentine SO 059l9e. Rosin So 20. Freights
frmer.
Leather dull, and in buyers favor Hem
lock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande
light, middle and heavy weights 2803Oc :;
California do 27l9 a &c. OrinOcO do q a 2Sc.
Wool quiet without material change; un-
washed quoted at 81 059c; superhne pulled
75c; Texas 47lRc. Coffee quiet and firm;
Rio l4A 0I7kc. Sugar firm; fair to good
refining S5s 09c; Cuba 8lh 0945e. MOlasses
dull; New Orleans 63 075c.
CINCINNATI, May -Cotton-Demand
fair and prices advanced; middling 22l5c.
Fleur dull and prices dropping; family S90
9 40. Wheat duh and prices declined; red
81 0502 0S COrn-Demand fair and prices
advanced; 50 SIC. Pork quiet and I'M
changed; regular $l3; city ga, cash. Lard
quiet and unchanged; Sl2 O9c. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged; shoulders 44kc; clear
rib 6Ac; clear sides sac, asked. Bacon
Market steady, with a moderate demand:
shoulders Sac; clear rib FAC; clear 7l7c.
Whisky-Demandf fair and prices advanced;
S5c.
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Cotton unchanged.
FlOur-Demand fair and market firm
double extra winter 81 al IS; treble 81 750
rs; family winter IS 1910 Wheat
Demand light but holders firm; sample
lots Of No. 2 spring Chicago 81 SOL go;
sample lots of No. 3 fall $2l0. Corn-De-
mand fair and market firm; No 2 mixed
81 65lI5 0ats-Demand good at full
prices; mixed on track 4004lc Whisky
higher at 1915 a SAC. Tobacco steady.
Hemp and baggiDg unchanged. Pork quiet
at $40 rs. Bacon firm; iobbing and order
lots shoulders 5A 9514c; clear rib "a 077sc-
Dry salt meats firm; loose clear rib b5sc.
Lard firm; city prime held at sac.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May l5-COnsOls closed at SO
for money, and 93h on account. Five
twenties Of 1862, S93z