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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24
Wood For Winter.

Mny Of our citizens are unable 10 pay four
dollars per cord for wood during the cold days
Of winter, and II we had a turnpike from the
Somerset road 10 the timber land in either d.
rectiOn, the price Of wood would be reduced
at least one-third, 50 soon As ID was completed.
II this road were made, two horse wagon
could draw, any day during winter, three
fourths Of a cord Of wood at load, and make
three loads per day. We know Of no public
benefit greater than this would be TO all Of us.
Shall We have the roadS Let those who have
il in theirpower to put II on food do % At Onoe.
Nov Is the time to begin H. Il can b oon-
structed in less than four months, and now,
while the weather Is fair and the roads dry,
let the much needed work begin, and by the
time winter sets in, tho psople Of our town
will have chance 10 get their wood without
paying two prices for ID Who will begin hrss !
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Our Rules.

All communications Of a character that will
be generally interesting 10 our readers, from
all parts Of the country are acceptable, and will
be thankfully received. Short Items Of news,
births, marriages, deaths, stock news, sales Of
stock. and choice original matter, etc, will at
all times be acceptable and shall have space
in our oolumns The following rules, how
ever, must be strictly Observed
ls.. Write on but one side Of paper
ID. State the facts as briefly a. possible.
Sd. Avoid personalities, as we will not pub
lish anything Of personal character, or that
will reflect upon any person or persona
4th. Direct communications 10 Hilton a
Campbell.
9th. Give real name, as We will positively
not publish anytAiag without being In posses
sion Of the real name Of the suthor.
lad
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These miserable creatures have already BE-
gun their nefArious thievery on some Of thu
orchards and yards Of our citizens living in thu
suburbs Of town. Perhaps theso unprincipled
scamps are not aware that the law, as recently
enacted, ia very severe upon people Of thsiI
character, and We give them the benefit Of
reading il, which is as followsi
BE il enacted by the Assembly, &c.
SIC. Sd. That any person who shall unlsw'
fully knock, pull, shake of, or cut, plug OF
bruise the fruit upon any vine, bush or tree,
shalfbe liable TO fne Of IS TO $50"
The same fne Is imposed for taking any
Vegetables or farm crops
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ConvicsA

Sheriff Duncan, Of Wayne county, and his
posse arrived In our town on last wednesday
evening, having in charge the following per-
sons sentenced to the penitentisry; lodged
them In our Jail over night and placed them
aboard the cars for Frankfort on yesterday
morning, win: jesse Bell, term twenty years,
for homicide; Elijah Trosill, Eve years, for
robbery; Frank Boston, four Year,, and HAr-
rison Wood, two YEAR,. for grand larceny Jno.
W. Hardwick, two ysars for receiving and
ooncsaling stolen property and Robert salles
and Logan SALES. (both oolored), one year
each, for malicious stabbing.
The sheriff also had in charge, and left in
our jail VIM. Ayers, the murderer Of whom
we speak In another column. He Is now
in the hands Of the governor, and il is for
him TO say whether the sentence Of death shall
be executed or not.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

Mr.. John II. Richardson, druggist, and c.
NJ. Hail, merchant Of Somerset, passed through
our town on the 18th inst, en- route for home
from Louisville where they had been to pur-
chase stocks for their respective line Of bust
ness.
Our friend Lance Curd is in our town, rep
resenting the reliable stove and tinware iouse
Of Otter a Brother, Of Louisville. He will
visit Danville, Lancaster, Crab Orchard, Mt
Vernon, Somerset, Richmond and other points
in the next few days. To one and all We say,
give your orders TO Mr. Curd, and satisfaction
IL guaranteed.
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Oar Fruis Crsp.

The fruit crop Of this section Of the State
viii nod be a. psslise q ne anticipated. rAs
cause Of liz partial ALLURE Is 10 be accounted
for On tho grounds that daring the hrsi half
Of this month the weather Was not only dry,
bat the nights and days cool and cloudy.
Much Of the Ant has dropped o. and b sill
dropping. There will sot b more than oae-
third Of crop Of cherries and other early
fruit but such crop Of small fruit, such a
berries and sraps-. ~ss never known in his
Psrs Of tbs STATE, before. Craps especially,
viii ~ very sbundsna.
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Elder :. II. King will prefh Rt the Chris
tisn church on mex, Lord'sday ., II O'Clock
An.
Rev. Chas. Taylor will prcth al the N. Il
church south on next shday morning al
II O'Clock. Also at night
Rev. s 5. McRobcrts vi preach at the
Presbyterian CHURCH (CseneSl Assembly, on
NEXT sunlsG( r.saing at II dtlock. Also at
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FROM MONTICELLO.


uSsrcrllo. IT., s-y %. is7a
os-~rs-<~-- ss-@- S.-~as
Our Circuit Cout he. been 10 se--iss Go n.
pass fer'sishs Hoo. '. 7. For pss-sdiss
Quiss sumber q cs->- had ssc~umulsted,
especially spcn the criminal dkcuS, but nj.
Honor nd our efseisn, attorney fcr the Com.
monveslth have disposed cf large percc.sses
Of the Cases Five have been convicsed during
the present. term and sentenced 10 ccuAs>men,
in the penitentiary. Ops Tor murdss, twenty
yesri one foe burglary, four years; one fos
forgery, two years; two other-, cse fbr co.cs.l-
ing stolen property and the other Cor malicious
s'abbins, two and three yeau.
Five Of the candidates Tor standard bssrer
Of the Democratic party, foe the Eighth OQp-
srrssionsl district at the November election,
were with us on the 9th inst. All Of them
made speeches creditable alike 10 themselves
and the great party they represent The
party In this county seem willing 10 risk the
cause In the hands Of either Of them Who may
be 20 fortunate % 10 secure the majority at the
primary election or convention In August.
The merits Of the NOMINEES a. the recent
Cincinnati Convention are being freely dis
eu'sed, and the prevailing sentiment Of the
Democracy here seems 10 be, under the pres
ent aspect Of Affairs, that Il will be better Tor
thepsry 20 refrain from making somination,
and support Greeley and Brown.
IT. however, the Democratic party deem Il
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..ss n.s6.ySr..i.y :.s sT:ss -.
ss ssss. y sS:;sssssvss
oSvr,yo.3s-~ h-<>-t~ Js-.~is
suBcpEs
F.F. Gc--st, living IN mills ssosh q 49,
crest, ecmmits~d suicide, y h..sins his'-ek On
the night q May iith- He VI. fes.d dead
the next morning by e.s q he 800. For
some weeks previous he ns.iss-sea sisns Of In
sanity; tailed great deal sbc.t the hard
times and a prcbsbilisy of HE f.pily Starving,
which caused HI. ffienas ssd family great I'M
casinos regarding the state q his mind How.
ever, they dd no, thinh he contemplated the
destruction Of his own lie. Nothing bot In
sanity could have eaussd 20 rash On set. He
was farmer In good circumstances and highly
respected by his neighbour and friends o. q
citizen and gentleman. He leaves ~ifs and
several children, together with many rslssives,
10 mourn his untimely end.
TEMPERANCE nAs MEETING.
I learn from the W. @ +, Of Silver Star
Lodge at this place, that there win be tenn
peranos mas meeting held In Somerset on the
4th Of July NEXT. for the purpo.s Of appoint
ing COMMITTEES. in Zach prccinc, and dsvising
means and plans generally for a successful
vote on the hrs Monday in August next,
which will espsl The liquor traffic and tiPler
from our county. @. W. Bane, q. w. C. T.,
nj ,sh., d,.,,..n,.h.d v..,l..,., I'm h. In
.,,..a.n.. tn s-,.,d. ~ ,.n,,.,.n.. .~,-
.r.I,v -. ,,.,,.5 A. !. -. -, M. ali Inn.
,.o,,.., -.
~u. ,o,o. ,..ru,
J.'. e'o-o 'ne', a''." -
,ne .'n's'e,' .nu o'a'er ~ ~. -. -.
aao'e' 'ne 'o.'"'. =" . ns'o.,
gem n.,ne MOVING 'n.' ' ~. 80. =
-. a .,,. ~h,.h
-, a -r.,,. a. ar -. ~ IN. ,h,,ch
h., "a .l..vh.,. Won, r.no,,sr had the
- - -. -. ss..a,,.. hx p.v
pn,I., n. .uh;.c, h,;.--aVho A.. The prop,r
.dn,,.;.,r.,o..o - h.,,,., y, "a ma Tho ar. n.
-. 49,. q. h.,,,,.,,p n. ...s.,ned
the doctrine Of the church yery we'll, bssine
bis argument pr;pcipaily upop the commission
giv,p by Christ 10 nj, discirle. vhen he started
them out TO preach. Rev. Butler, learn, was
,u,orcd IN Madison ooup,y-has q poiished
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24
A New Brass Hand.

Our Monticello correspondent says they arr
blessed with an embryonic brass band. We
understand that our young friend Darius
Young, Of Somerset, Is tutoring them. Mr.,
Young is an accomplished musician, and Il
there is anything in the boys, he will develop
it. Be patient, folku, and you will eventually
b newaTded.
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Arrested.

Mr.. Hitchcock, tbs sheriff Of Peoria county
Illinois, passed through our town this week,
on his way TO Wayne county, Kentucky, hav-
ing in his charge WIN. Ayers, rIho escaped
from the Wayne county Jail some time since,
and went out West The sheriff said Ayers
told him at inst that his name was Crabtree,
but finally confessed the truth. lie Is under
sentence Of death for the murder Of COaied-
crate soldier, in 1862.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

A gentleman living In the edgs Of town In
forms Us that one night this week some thiel
or thieves went into his yard and climbed up
into his cherry trees aher fruit which is but
half ripe only. He has AIRED spring gun Ia
two places, and II any thief Ia killed he can
blame no one but himself The gentleman
says he Is determined 10 watch his fruit and
shoe, the first Ons who may be found ProwlIns
about his grounds AFTER dArk or In day time.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

We refer our readers to the card Of T. =,
Walsh which appears in this weeks issue Of our
paper. Mr.. Walsh makes merchant tailoring
an exclusive business, and you can always find
him in his splendid new building opposite
National Hotel, ready to suit you in style, III,
goods, and prices, II you wish only the best
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24
A Call.

Tho ladies Of Stanford and vicinity who arr
disposed TO assist in preparing strawberry
supper, To be given on Thursday and Friday
nights, May SOth and Slst, for the benefit Of
the Masonic fraternity, are respectfully TO
quested to meet at the Masonic Hall on next
Saturday afternoon al three o'clock.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24
Twenty Years.

Bell, the accomplish Of Ayers in the killing
Of the soldier in 1862, and Tor which Ayers is
condemned 10 be hung wassenteneed TO twenty
years imprisonment in the penitentiary,by the
recent term Of the Wayne Circuit Court, and
passed through hsls this week on his way TO
Frankfort, in charge Of sheriff Duncan Of
Wayne county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24
Weekly CAuca..lAza.

This Il the title Of ons Of the besi and
spioissi papen publishsd in our country. l,
unpublished q, the city Of Lexington, Missouri,
by p. Donan aud Allen, at 81 30 psr year and
il Is richly worth double the amount For
solid ssnss. good matter, and live, wide-sv.ks
editorials, ID has no equal on our continent,
We gresi ils wsskly arrival with feelings Of
low
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

Mr.. Asher owslsy has just completed con
modious and elegant veanda in front Of Id
cottage on the Danvilie pike; and this with /
new coat Of paint upon the house, renders i
one Of the oosiess and handsomest dwellings
In our suburbs.
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Manufactures.

This town is an excellent location for a chail
factory, broom factory, spoke, hub, and othel
wagon work factory tan yard, cooper shop
and other factories which require wood Of va
rious kinds, such rs ash, oak, poplar, pine
sugar tree and maple, hickory, walnut locust
chestnut beech, linn, buckeye, etc, etc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

Main street is putting on airs The ere
proof block Of building-, east Of the Myers
Housc, is nov being Handsomely painted. The
old, dingy, dusty looking fronts have been very
much rejuvenatsd, and the South Side" woar
a far better dress than Of yore.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24
Pulaski Fair.

The Pulaski Agricultural and rhanical
Association will hold their annual At the,
fair grounds near Somerset, on thSah, llth
and I2th DAYS Of September next.
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Jo.epb Grimth a sons.

These gentlemen, whoss advertisement APP
pears in our paper, have one Of the best, as 4.
Is the oldest house, In the city Of Louisville,
which supplies guns, pistols, ammunition,
fishing tackle, etc. Their assortment n varied
and complete, and any one desiring to Pur-
chase a gun, pistol 6sh line, reel, poles, min
now ssin, or anything else In their stock, can
order by express. and rely upon being hirly
dealt vi,h. We have tried them and know.
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To Our Agents.

Your attention is respectfully calls - our
nev club rates and you arc urgently rue-,ed
TO devote a few sparo moments in a bchalf
during the newt few weeks.
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McAlister q Miller request us to say
to the public that their stock of piece-
goods and ready-made clothing IL now
more complete than at any time during
the season. having just received a large
invoice.
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The long and short Of Il Is just this
and nothing more: McAlister a Miller
are too busy this week 10 stop to tell the
public what all they have got, and how
low they will sell, but suthorise us TO say
to the ladies, that their stock Of dress
goods Il now more than ever attractive.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24
The Last Call.

Foh,eanncc sometimes ccase~ 10 n viz
tue. Tie late 6rm u Pendlcton a Catbell
eanuo, longer indulge tho-e indebted 70 em,
1.sndpow pake the las call A hint TO Il ise
Xkkent. We make no exceptions.
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See those handsome linen dresses
made and trimmed in the very best style
for sale ut McAlister q Millers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

On Friday and Saturday last ne rain fell
in a Continued, gentle showed IL Is worth
thousand. Of dollars IN all who lye land.
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You men who are troubled with corns;
know ye that Severance a Miller have
the only iniAllible remedy-the "opsss
boot.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

Severance q Miller offer large stocl
of broadcloths and cassimeres at great,
reduced prices.
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MATHEW L. WRIGHT,
PAINTER.

WEST END, STANFORD. KY.
- EsPUcTTULLY -oliei,s -ork In he
hns. Win oonlrac. 10 seIk BY the ~,
sad furnish nsi.nai, Q. sy he az, nsss''si
hAzsizAs4- Prices Very Lsw.
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Ririll.

On Saturday morning, Mag e,h, TO the
wife q Joseph r. Huffman, as place a
daughter.
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Greatly reduced prices on jewelry a.
Dunn d Owsley's.
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Fancy dress goods at all prices at the
Trade Palace of Craig 4 McAlister.
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McAlister q Miller want 10000 ID
of wool at the highest market price.
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strange.

John S. Murphy, Esq, has fling heiicr
nv giving milk, although she = never had
a calf We have seldom heard ofnch q case.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

Dunn q Owsley keep always on hand
q full stock Of drugs and medicines.
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Why don't you farmers who know the
value of fine hogs. go to Thomas Rich
ards and buy some Of his fine celebrated
Chestesf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

Go TO W. II. Andersons for pictures and
picture frames.
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Call on Dunn & Owsley and look Al
their elegant stock Of jewelry.
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Where can j get something to make
my little boy a suit At Severance d
Miller's. Joe knows exactly how much
Il will take, il he don't, who doesi
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

Try the Cicily lemon sugar at water
4 Dawsons-the best we ever used.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24

The only invaluable remedy for Chicken
Cholera. For sale at w. H. Anderson's.
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A choice stock of white goods at Sew
ersnce q Millers.
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The fashionable resort for ladies 4
Craig 4 McAlisteris Trade Palace.
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SHORTS SHOP.

- HAVE opsned on Church siFseL a s@si-
dlsr. -Aop barber shop, &ez and am Prs.,
p-s.d % .srss the public 81 all hour viii
sI.o rspsh watches. clocks, js-sly, s,e. Al
H.. ,Aaa half the usual prios Bring On your
work Of ~ kinds. s4tisiaeton guaranteed 4.
ever o..s. shop ons dess shove ce.aRsssiai
Ho.sl, vel aids. (ssl 7. y. shOkf.
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Anything in the grocery or hardware
line can be bought at Waters a Daw-
sons.
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The trophy tomato. Very large, fine
smooth and solid, the best tomato known
Plants for sale at w. II. Andersons.
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Go to Waters 4 Dawsonis family
grocery. for fresh supplies.
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Take all your country produce to Wa
tiers a Dawson and exchange ii for fam
lily supplies.
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$1,000 reward offered for any case of
Blind, Bleeding. Itching or liberated
Pills. that De Bings Pile Remedy fails
TO cure. For sale at Dunn 4 Owsley's.
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New supply Of Croquet sets received
at w. ii. Andersons drug store.
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Waters a Dawson sell fresh confec'
tioneries cheaper than the cheapest.
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Waters a Dawson have In stock pure
country-made cider vinegar.
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"Whsre did you get side lace shoe to
ct so nice'f where they keep the best
in town." Severance q Miller's
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Go 10 Severance 4 Miller's for towels
napkins and counterpanes.
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Anesher shert-safl For.

We learn from our exchanges that the gal
liant and talented editor Of the Lsbaaoa Sa~-
Sard, Mr.. J. W. Hopper, was recently married
In Texas. This addition 10 the Standard was
NO, Al all asoss.asy to make Il one Of the best
~sekly papers in the State.
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Go TO Severance a Millsrls and sec
their new Grenadines received this week.
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sAec~' N bu-s.es !, ia~red arou9i p-r-,.ni
and jsdieicus cdr~h-sc.
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Ice cream fteezers and water-ooolers
Of all si.s- and prices at Waters q Da"
sons.
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Severance q Miller have the largest
variety of parasols in town.
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BRIeHroN PENS.
REVIEW OF TIIS nAnKETs.

LoUpvILLk. Kyr Nay sssh, isT1.
Provisicns -Ths market is vithoat much animal
eoaeessieas, and pIsess Of ali somnodi,es are fSy
sustained. Our quotations are or round lots cash
joshi.s ssasn ss sh.srd a highest hsgrss
al ~ 70 ~. esar sides q, ~, packed, and 10 ~
Bait Mss,sYAfs IN hir demand. Shoulder. arr
quoted At aee clear rib sides and clear sides sc
loose. and an advance Of Ne on order lots
at sl2 Is par bb, cash. on ORDER and time sas At sis
~ s .,. ana C.: r ss si :: s's @ s
Batter-rhe receipts hou the country are inereas-
Ing. but there 3 gsisi demand, and pess are steady
tsrs Reserve Is held Al "a 10 zoe. We note sAis
EFss-Ars In asiiye demand at io1 y Ia.
Flour-DsAieu maintain . Arm position, and adhers
slowing no sssissy % 81 ID q ,hsir .sosis rss
% g y s ss 9 ~ :s %s a !.
d Is, No q, ~ 70 D. vs. escy at ~ v 10 $40 50.
sasa.-rhs nsts, y iaasllye and iaihsi xsaL
al " % e; crushed pswdsrsd and qAnul4isd 10,
% isse eones at 10 % lssss eehse ~ v ~
ssita is,sseizss yslio~ uss is'se DsmArafA ny
ooass-rhs n.rtst g ar.., ss, bye. ,.ls cal,
enough 10 meet Present neee-.iies rness are strong
70 quality, at n 70 25lfei Java Government al = u
so sins.psss Al y 70 g. Aad iAyoy.is a. ~ e soc.
Grain-W heat buyer seem 70 ne rather iniihsfent
and bot httLs v doing, but prices are steadily main.
iainsd. Holders are askins " and % 10 hr rcd and
amber.
CoD-Is Arm Il Is 10 SIC fr white In sAek delivered
oats-C0ntinas unchanged IN price, Nth the us'aa
oonsumptve demand Al "a IA see for white on Uris Al
Is 70 SOC in balk nom store and 81 10 NC dshssd Ia
sacks
Rys..-L Arm, .itA liaaiisd Ohss,AsN Se quote a
Bsrisy-Is qalst and prioss aIs sossiaay unchanged
We quote All at 10 Ia sSe and spring Al 70 70 40.
Feafhers-Haye . sisaAy asinand, vitheot chang
In r.issL Dsaien payias "a pss pound fOf Isin'
Cotton-The market l. sioadyi InlAdling At 1a1.e
los miidss 92le sooA binary ordinary is1
BArk-we quota al sii ~ for prime CHESTNUT
Wool-fhsTe IL . brisk demand Al 81 10 Ole hr un
v.shed and rs V soc loT tub-w ashed.
WOOL MARKET.
uSuSSArI, Nay 2otb, isrA
Wsol-fhsFe sno activity 10 tho trade. Ths MARKS
1. 10 doabtfal eondton, aad pdoss arr ~ high ~
puTcha.ss 70 b. made With saiciy, WhAtster y don'
y ~ auppy Immediate wants some NV emp !. eona
lng TO- bat b eall taken a present. qaoaa,ions uhon
can b. dizpossd q II once. -.
Tub washeds pr n 49, ~
FIsscs .shsd manufacturing ~ ee,e'
Flsaas Washed eoinbiss pr ~
Unsashsd manufacturing pr ~, ~
UnsAshsd oomhan p~F ~ -
Pulled pr
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