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fined III lie frankfort, Ky., JUL cucapol last
night BY cutting through tho root.
, 1873-01-01

VIRGINIA, New, Doc. 9l.-Althoush tho oIec-
tton of Join p. Jones, now superintendent Of
tho oEowa Point mluo at Gold Hll, al tho sue,
, 1873-01-01
THE MISSOURI, LE0IsLATuRE.

THE MISSOURI LEGlSlA luHE.
Br. LOUIS Dec. 31.-Dospatchos from Jefor-
aon City say TINT membors Of tho Loginlaturo,
which will meet tomorrow, arc fast arriving,
and tho questions aa TO WHO sllan DO Speaker
Of tho House, md who shall succeed Frank
Blair as United States Senator arc freely dis
ouBsed. caucus Of all Democrats who desire
to maintain tho Democratic party organization,
aud who believe that Democrats alone should
organize tho Legislature, shape its political
been callod for Wednesday,. Most Of tho DOM
ocratH who hn1e arrival havo signod tho call,
but there arc somo who decline to do 10. Tho
question Of tho two-thirls rulo in tho Senatorial
caucus is boing discussed, and mootn much op-
posltiou. Neither Governor Browns retiring
n,oasago, nor Governor Woodsons inaugural is
yct complete. Tho former will probably not
30 read before Friday, aud tho Inauguration OF
Governor WoodBon will not tako place before
tomorrow week.
, 1873-01-01
POLITICAL.

SptciaI Dtsp7c6 to Tho CA'c0Qo TFt500e.
LANstsa, Micll., Dec. 3l.-Iho Republican
cauo,,noB this evening III both Legislative houses
worc very fully attended. The nominations In
tho Senate woro: JnmoB Il. Stone, Kalamazoo,
Secretary; james ". Hino, Allegan,. Assistant
Secretary; William r. Durdicls, ,bnginaws, Ser
geant-at-Arns; Charles Z: Dichey. Calhoun,
Enrolling and 12ngroHsing Clerk.
In tho House Charles M CrosWei Lonaweo,
onol E. M. Fitch, Allcgan, sorgoant-at-arm ;
William H. Marston, Berrfon, crippled soldier Of
tho Seventeenth Michigan, Enrolling aud En-
groBsing Clerk.
at noon on Now Years Day.
Another aolti,er of tho Seventeenth Michigan,
George H. Hogkins, OF Washtcnnw, has received
the appointment Of Private Secretary to Cover
nor Barloy. -.
, 1873-01-01
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
], M, BRADS'lll'REEE'l' I ]
& SONS
IMPRoVED
Mercantile Agency,
63 East westinghouse.
Until the completion Of Port
land Block.

The January volume
Of Reports is issued and
will be delivered to sub
scribers as rapidly as
possible.
New subscriptions re-
ceived through our can
vassers, or at the Office.
Having spared neither
labor nor expense, we
offer this volume to. the
mercantile community
assured that it will COM
mend itself to their con-
ddence and support on
it's own merits.
]. NJ. BRADSHREB'l & SON.
J. M. KEEsE, Superintendent,
December 81, 1877.
, 1873-01-01

MILWAUKEE, Dec 3t.-'Fho annual report o.
tlo cQm1Aorvo Of MilWaukee fQg 187a sl4VWa tA'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23
FOPETGN IN7'ELLiGENGiE.

ANARCHY prevails in the Fiji Islands to an
alarming extent Tho white settlers have
taken up arma to resist the collection Of taxes
and the British and German counsela have in
torvened to restore order.
1t II reported tina. crops have failed III
Hungary, md that famine prevails III romn
sections.
4 number Of now cases Of cholera have
made their appearance on the ship which ar
rived at Liverpool nringng that dizesse. The
vessel il in close quarantine.
1t il stated that the F,ench government
In compliance Tia sdyices it has roce'vod
from competent authorities, has resolved to
carry nut with gres, activity the execution of
J general plan which will bind together al the
/ fortitications In France, by connecting them
with Paris. It is in consequence of this reso-
| lution that stan officers hsy been seen at
work on the chief heights lying within Paris.
/ The pope. invited TO Paris to crcsn Count
! D'Chambourd, in le ter to his supporters in
France says his object is tho union o. par'ies
in France and a restoration OF her glory.
greatness, and prosperity. He denies hli III
tention Of introducing extreme reactive mea'
surc.. or ~ attacking Italy.
--5i1I-.I--p.s. .atghos from al! ssS.i's:
represent much better feeling prevailing
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23
News of the Week
EAST.

Patterson, y J.-Only one silk mill .H gun'
ming on full time Several mills have entirely
suaponded aud others are running only q pml
OF tho time with reduced forces
Philadelphia A rumbor of Frankfort cot
ton mills are running on half time in conse.
uuence of the falling OF Of orders AID the diff
Guilty in procuring currency to pay wages. The
Southyork foundry has closed and six hundred
men are idle refusing 80 woIk at the proposed
reduction Of wages.
--NeA York--lt is said that Irving will
prove that Kelly, now in Sing-Sing, killed
Nst1hsa with the iron dog which was obtained
of csulker in the Brooklyn navy yard that
SlO,D 900 in bonds which were in Nathan's safe
we're seen in Kelly's hands II few days after
the murder. These bonds were negotiated,
and that Nathan's watch and chain were
pRwned in Center street tho day after the
muxdsr
The baldwin locomotive works at Phila-
delphia have discharged two hundred hands.
ew York IN commercial circlesa feature
Of business Is the gratifying activity IN grain
freLghtp. The export movement in wheat is
on liberal scale with prices quoted up. The
receipts OF wheat are large. The engagements
Of freighs for British ports embrace free
shipments of wheat. Several grain, petroleum
and tobacco charters are reported. Cotton
dealing for both early and forward delivery
is moderate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23

The ro-establlshmont Of discipline N the army
gives confidence in the ability OF he govern
mont to suppress all Instructions
1t in reported that the country districts o.
France are extremely syerse to the proposition
for revival of the monarchy.
dublin The Irisn agricultural labors' un
ion in the event OF the government failing tC
settle the question of waste land in Ireland
have decided TO emegratc to the United states
eli mssse
1t appears that tho Prunsian government
has become alarmed al the increase Ofthc Ger
man emigration to America, and has odictcd @
law prohibiting all departures from north
Germany altor the age of seventeen. This
wear the limit IL liked at nineteen wears, and
next year it will be reduced to eighteen, and
then to seventeen. Tho Germans themsclvc.
do not believe that the measure will stay
the exodus Persons breaking the law will
simply lose their national rights, and
will hecomc naturali2ed as Americans.
The estate of Stratford-on-Avon, Oh which
Shakespeare lived, was recently bought by MI
Australian TOT Slju,uuu'
The Turkish government have prohibited
the expectation of Arabian horses for seven
years
Madrid Carliste are last losing ground.
In the northern provinces thcy are utterly de-
morali2ed, and the men accuse the leaders OF
treason. Gonl M0rianes, commander OF the
republican troops. is cncrgcjcally advancing
against them.
The police have seized twenty-five thou
sand photographs of the son Of the late En-
peror Napoleon, which were for sale IN Paris.
Mr.. jay, the American minister, has writtoh
to Washington recommending that provision
be made for sending home from Vienna u
number of walters, laborers and other Amcrl-
cane, who arc now in that city III destitute con-
dtiun. Many travellers who hold letters of
credit from the suspcnding banking houses Of
the Cnited Stato4. find themselves without
funds. and are compelled TO accept tnondly
subscriptions to enable them return home
large number of English and French cShlb-
lors at The exposition made application to
Gamutsou, the American commissioner, to
have their goods transported from Vienna to
Philadelphia, whore thoy may remain in rcat-
ness for the exhibition in that city IN 1876,
-Nienna-Ihc official sanitary reports state
that since July Is there has been 5000 cases
cholera in this city, Of which ,23O terminated
fatally.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23
GENERAL.


Tho tables to accompany the report Of Gen.
Spinner have been prepared. The books OF
the Office were closed June 80. After tho entry
of all moneya cceived and dlaDUracd on au-
tnorIzcd war ents within the fiscal year, the
net receipts by warreuts exclusive OF repay
ments aud counter warrants, we're SoiS,669,-
22l, and the net expenditures, exclusive ol the
asma item4, 1924 OH jN. The net receipts
wero disuibu.cd AZ foil I'VE; Loans, @2li,-
g3l on: rn ,touls ~lSS 0sN. SO internal TeNe-
nue, slla72o0'4; lands A2SS2.3i2; nIIscel-
Ia ootps, 80 O37J5 Tho receipts from GUS
toms have decreased since the report las year
about ~, ,25o, coo and those oi internal revc'
nuo 5lG,9rO 600. The increase from mis- ell
,aueo ollr onrccs waA about 81, 500, 0OO and that
from lands $500 90. Tho not expenditures
ON account Of the war department was Slb e
QUO, 000, and of tho navy S23 100000, against
t36, 600 600 for the war last year, and S2l-
OUO, $50 for .hc navy. The eXpendi' ures OF
The dplJm ,tic service hayo decreased about
$500 400. and those OF the Judiciary have in-
creased about the same amount. The eSpen-
ditures on account of the public debt were
s349 b55, 945, against S529, 1923, 4li last year,
a decrease of $685. iG9 Tho balance IN
the treasury OH June 80, 1873 was Sl3l, 49,
1877, which differs from the figures OF the
secretary and register 9l6l. Tho conscience
fund during the fiscal year, independent OF
the congressional back pay, was S25, 5ol, max
ing the total receipts from December 1873,
a15i G9j. In addition to this sum credited to
th. fund, the account Of back pay was $780,
5l3. Dur ng the year there was received from
the United States of Columbia slli.3O7. The
TREASURY holds from national banks to secure
circulation $500, 49, $50, and to so,urO the
government deposits S15, $50 900, al Increase
In the first item Of 10000, 900, and decrease
in the latter OF s20OOOO, The business OF tho
treasury transacted through national banks
was 5ili, 100000
Mr.. Justice Clifford ii now the senior
member of tho supreme court, and will pre-
side until a chief Justice shall be selected
1t in stated that the senate committee on
| transportation have agreed to report i'll favor
of three general water routes; ono northern,
one southern, aud one middle. Tho choice of
| tho location of each water roste has not been
determined. The canal propositions from the
| extreme south come up in no unsatisfactory q
shape that tho committee will probably conflne
| itself to recommending q short canal around
| tho mouth of the Mississippi. Tho prefer
ence OF the committee il reported to bo i'll
| favor of the James river and Ksnawa canal
for the central route. The northern interests
are no conflicting that the committee are much
perplexed how to mako a choice between
| them. Such are tho reports In circulation, but
| it Is probable that they embody tho present
| drifts OF the views of the committee, and not
any final determination.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23
THE SOUTH.

Tho conservatives OF Charleston, =. c.
Whl contest tho election of the republican
candidate for mayor and aldermen on the
ground Of gross Irregularities or frauds rem
derins the election null and void
The merchants aud planters of Columbia,
g. c., are forming an organization for shipping
cotton direct TO Europe instead of by way Of
other cities.
During furious rain-storln at Charleston,
s. c., the freight depot OF the Northeastern
railroad was unroofed, and A. Reid killed aud
several others reriously injured.
"a letter from Lagrange. Ga, states that
there Is scarcely dollar in circulation in tina.
section Of the country. but the citizens conf.
ddntly hope and expect rapid influx of money
to move the cotton crop, now that order seems
10 be restored in the financial centres The
cry /, sooi and tho weather for gsshorin'
splseds AMI 50 SON Sc uousy can be Oh
tip.a. good collections aud healthy trade
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23
PASSED AWAY,
nj PArL vASE.

Weep no more; strive no moro; let the dream 80,
No pgft summer showers matO plucGot roses blow,
che fair vase il broken; tho 7ott scent " lost;
Let the crushed Fragments lie; cNUu, not the cost.
Che bond that il severed no charm can unite;
No magic can make again no0u-lNy's spent light.
Weep no more hope no more pray not, nor trust,
0 fair was our Idol; wo framed II OF dust.
1t crumblei before us tho gay cO'ors fcd
Thc radiance has vanished; the glory ia dead.
yearn no more look no more mourniully back;
Let the long grasses wave over tho track
Lot the soft sunshine sleep quiet and calm;
Let the low wind breathe lis musical balm,
Til the pang s forgotten, forgotten the tomb - y
iii DER the crushed leaflets rroeh ylocis bloom.
What they will not oayo fragrance Ike those We
have known.
Hush think no more; weep no more, summer is
flown
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23

DrsrNFECrANr. One drachm Of dry
iodine, placed in suitable open vessel
in sick room, is said to be among the
best articles used for this purpose
The usual objection of its disagreeable
odor is OF minor consequence when
health and life are at .tako. The va
pors of the iodine will discolor the
ceiling or ploptered walls for time,
but the color will gradually disappear.
IdoTorm, used in the same way, ia quite
AZ good and less Offensive to the sense
of smell: besides it does not discolor
the walls, but it is more expensive than
the other.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23

HOME is not name, nor form, nor
routine. 1t is q spirit, a presence, a
principle. Material and method will
not. and cannot, make it. It must get
it's light and sweetness from those who
inhabit it, from flowers and sunshine,
from the sympathetic natures which, in
their exercise of sympathy, can lay
aside tho tyranny of the broom and the
awful du,y Of endless sorubbing Dr..
H1IJoad,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23
THE FALL FASHIONS.

I, I A'''''AN' PuAtn iJl HiollllhBI cltutI ibT
house or street, are made of the new
dark calicoes. Those with black grounds
frightened by shell or star of yellow,
or else dark blue with stripes or light
ming struck lines of white, make mp
most stvlishiy. They have the double
breasted rodingotc, belted with two
rows Of smoked pearl buttons down the
front, and q single skirt with two
Tapped, gathered founccs. -- HUpcy'S
Ba:dr.
! Norris. In dress goods the popular
colors are olive brown, oliv, green re
soda and navy blus, the latter decidedly
in tho ascendant, The rcdingotc is al-
most entirely to he discarded and its
place taken by the doublc.breasted,
tight-iittiug polonNisc. Notwithstand.
ing the fact that dresses nre made small
Ter and shorter than previously, there
is no visible reduction in tho quantity
of cloth uScd, tor what il saved in one
| place is used in some newly introduced
style.
SLEEVELESS jackets. A gnrment
destined 10 increase in popularity dur
ing the 0utnmnis the sIeoyelcss spencer,
IN MI materials, fnille, satin, velvet,
aud for 'ho winter entirely Of fur,
grohc, or crmine for light fnll.drcss,
onl mink 90, hlocL rn,. for lorl,cr md
,,or, s;,,,,I,. to;,ottos Una sbono -,
| tbo snnocer il onitr rloin like that of ,
closo.tittiue yest. long, and with large
Aot basouas II will also I've madc nr
vnlvni rjnnl with q norrow hand of rur
footbo,y osh5ob Gootbor. ,bort and
- .f.,.,.,,,.,,I. .,,ia, ,.,i n. ,,..t r.o
ounrtl, rsnd io,. t(,is kind nr TRIMMING
T1,c ,,,,,r,I c,Ior il will u. rn,n,n,.
beroI il Il d;r,y r,lu po,;r co,ys..
poo,lr,to or Bo.ar.
\,y,.,r,ps ~, .Trwrrl,y. A,u,i,a tLr
,,,;,,,,., ;o,,,ls ,brouirlol orr ,hos, of
Gnol, cunt in, ussociatcd with GARNET :
~, ,lhn,, h, i,Lt red stones These arc
.oil &, hc yc,c effective. and noY,ulpr-
/ ,,,. ,,.,,l r,r u,rm VLn prv.inu
;n,.,l,u. j.. By combination ug brilliant
sto,ey of ,,rions rolors set in one
hr,,,,.h ,rh. Jau;c,,,.. ara n,iniottrc r,r.
,,. ~, tho ir,,;c,f, ,i,ure. rc,rcaertrd
! =. p,,.,i,,. .,,,r, .ho,,,Is c,rn,r. otc
| ~. ;ou,pcyiugs or fine ,bol, and his
o,rroo,, ,lioJay Of lowell, have probp.
lhl, hr,roh, ,hia fashion about. The
EoyiAizrl silver now most in vogue is al.
.,.....,orl. d., ;r,r IIigblv nnIiabnl
.I.t,....,, i,i. .g,il will i,Lc ih. nIoce
~ lo,J. .;I,o, AND ,yiu he rashionably
..n. III
| -, n,,,,,.,,.,,, ,,,, nun. S,,s,>
/ -, .,.r. ,n,,,, ,,l,.o+
,..,.i.... ,.,. ,olo. shaJo and
,''' ..,..,. c.. ,,.n;,., ,.,
., L,t ..,;,L o oro
'oi'' ~ wv Y"'l ,,1...'', '' I n,ana .,onon,
20, '''"' o'''' |,opr ,tiI, rL.,, .horo 10 .
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s'u'P,'' w., - ."' '',i t,;r,,,al ,ritI aI
'o''' '"5'' - ' - a.a,,oa
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anu ''',''' 'o''i'N ,.' ..,,.s''.;.,, ",, -, aan.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23

Tar seeres OF faahion is to Tnrpn's.
never to disappoipt. .-Rut'"e''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-23

SroH is thr marvellous ductility OF
gold that single ounce OF the pure
metal may be- drawn out into = wire
thirty.three miles in length,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
p RoPosALs FOR FORAGE AND STRAW

F,nsr o 2rrseE o. CHIEF 9gAnIEnMAsEEs.
GossfS 81 he1sfoa asp IS,i snasI
Sealed proposals. ~ d T9hs; APR, AZ, i5SS
IOcei!ed this once until HTRspA9s 5Sp .i
@ and s. r.s
sIS9 B:S. SS ~, !, Ss.S NEW YORK MARgoR
70 tons straw, '"A' may anu
lu S IosT g y.,s ,5 NEW J. YORK HAnPoR
els SSp 2sn tas. sfnn ~ HS.hs. SSTn ~ bush
FORT WADswoRTH, NEW YORK HARBoR
I'cn bushels Oats, % tons Hay and is tons straw.
NILLET's FONT, NEW YORK HARBoR, .
and n ms S,,. Us~' rs ousheis Corn, 70 tons Hay
al R Su.bsis J ls.4SD SEE YoFK nAEgoR
,nG 5Hsheis Corn. sOS bushels osts Us tons Hay
liveS bushels Oats, 70 tons HaY and Is tons Straw
P5 - EISnbYha BARRACKS, PLATTsBURd, n. Y
The Corn and os. Sn %a S ; snr stT, ,r from
stanta 1d other mpnrites and put up In good sub
the Hay and Straw in SS Y 9J Sseg ran Tsss
wood or other foreign matter.
sPSIs pS on aa az sSCS Of hs
"a may Dc required by the QuArtermHsters Depsrt.
SsE6s o b. he fost 9tSs % as
B Mi paG SSu 2, d,sliSery.
WIN deliver The Sorn 3a,s M hs Joe Sas s SeSh
tSe psee e I brsn herein called at each y
must Include the necessary packh
Sed By vi tw %qss Be 6y guarance
bid sh.l be accepted and contract entered int ~,
fourth % the amount OF the contract for he 3.th
iW peII9rn1nco OF the same,
cordanoe with this adyertsement and bidas5. x.
M privilege Of being present At the opening Of The
The government reserves the right to reject any
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
PROPOSALS. FOR RATIoNs.

HEADQUARTERS q. 8. NJ ConPHJ
- QUARrEnMAsrERs OFFICE
Scaled proposals. VII Ss pe:. kPa5 n . va a
~ III, = oeloch p m, Of ThURsDAY. the bth day Of
stats M.rines .. t6e Following Stations, rom S he
~ tDRTsSI lbTIisttH2 ne Th Of June, lTi
SHS tkftHFsSEps s Ssi as%RRssiEs;
WaishHhiRSGah4fdJ HsI af ffsypp f;y.,r;s
99QsPQhT, near Norfolk. Virginia:
kN SssH1fSo2flfs. m sISrlfa;
MARE ISLAND. California.
Zach hation 70 consist Of twelve ounces Of PORK or
frsh Beef esiiesa ounces d sof mfssd Or ~ fas
9r twelve ounoes OF Hard Bread, or one pound and
dred aion pounds o. Beans or Ps Gns tsa
Ronnds Of Rice or Hominy ten pounds Of Green
arOundl Coffee. OF one pound and eight ounces ~
lea; niteen pounds % Sugar; four quarts Of WINS.
Bar Candies: four pounds q soap At hIes e
and Twelve ounces Of bAlt and four ounces Of Pep.
The ratons are TO be delivered upon the order Of
me commanding officer Of each station; the Fresh
DSe S'hsr IN bull " 1y the single ration, o. good
SnATptsEs peek- and kidney ,sllow % b excluded;
sse 59Ts No prne MsSs Pork he Flour known
the station located the Cones good k,o' nv s'
soGd New oTlea5s or is equivalent, and The
poad Candles Soap SALT &C., 10 be OF
All subject to inspection.
sponsibilty must Be ceftihsI by 4 usitnd h1 ~ re-
District Judge District Attorney or Collector mnsi
81 pfopSss vii IOs Considered unless .ecomp.
MED by such guarantee blank forms o. pson tllsI
en- 9e 93ained upon application at any Of the Ma.
Eswspapers authorized to publish the above will
VIZ PAPER containing the FIRST insertion TO this
pToGosals % be Endorsed Proposals for RAtions, !"
and addressed to the undeS.iyIqSd :, = .,
Apas Maj. and QuArterm'r q. = Marine nisA onn.;s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

| ~ nnDnQAIG
L u.,..,..,...s.-:---.
0Sptcr sGGi hirS COMPLIMENTARY pI nv s2yrh',
ssiiS g. z az J SRSs .n s' . R.e
iSs ssysrs Ro.is named below. mil . 30 81 ~
nishins military supplies during dc 6soa year +
ginning July |, 1s7s and ending June %. lSt, as 70
lows At ,rr,Sr. NJ,
os O TSS asy esISs 90 SSIRd ssI pound
:, oo,,. AT AudUsTA, Ga.
Oats, loo pounds fay. 500 pounds straw. '"
I'm 0o.,, At PHAhLEsToS.s -.
SS5a dSSSS 50 sSHaasin sHssSS So SS
IEoposals VII state the Trcss delivered a pc sr
are sd s S9fTs nhn city LIMIT md for VI
We chTf%so % h' T TPsa States
"a s g, cords Weed. 1000 pounds Iligmnons Goal
Hay &61 pounds straw ' 0 ''" 'O'
an oord. w, At sCOLUMBiA,BC
a.. At GHARLoTTR, NC,
nay -, NV po1 IT ir1liIHNkrogT, KY.
liza Straw 49, Oa''' ~, NV "' ''"'
tO,0OO lbs straw. O'' ~''' '"'' nay
AT PORT JOHNsTON M
loo cords Wood, i6fOo lbs. Oat. ~ an Ibs ia,
l2,0oO lbs. Straw. N''
300 cords Wood, s.oS lbs oSts. sD rs, Corn IL N,
lbs Hay, iSooo Lbs. Straw. ~ LAWN
S f iS! ny. %eT$ S a Is: Ss.s Corn % lO. Dat.
AT HUNTSVILLE, Ala,
~ ~ o2rds WOOD, $500 lbs. Corn, 1900 lbs Oats
At LotJIsyIiIy Nv
IOOoOOo Ina Pittsbn ~ goal Ia ,.oih. IT, 1890
Coal 70 DO delivered at rssiisnces az oencr.,p IN
city In quantitiss A. reouSed Sro,0 ann y, ~, ~ tnls
ATTrnaNps ~ NiA' W Niii'e'
loo cor,is wool i.hisd ~ NJ -, 49,.
lbs earn AZ NJ. 49,, ~ ~ Coal, 9iaO
straw ~ "''S - Oe's' opoO Ius' nay 9,uO lbs.
.r,.~,.,-r
ioo cords Wood, i5O6u lbs, Bituminous Coal
ny IDS Corn. b,uO lbs Oats, 600 lbs. Hay " Upi
lbs hua"' -
40 cord. Wood, 500 i6.i Go a 500 lb. o.,,
AT MoIfNT yFRS6S n1spx,t Ar,
"a c5rd. VA "a ,.nttNOn hhnhNAis Ala.
iha SEA-. "'ON' Nv" luz. OAb' eorpJ lbe. Hay, hOO
AT NAsuvutr rpxx
"a ~ f1rhn Wood lbno lbs. Corn ejIOoO lbs Oats
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
THE MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.
HnItlmore Markets.


q BALIInoRg, May II. = Breadstufrs : Flour The
tsles fepotted on ,ohanse 70 day amounted 70 To-
bbla, a. folowp 1O0 Howard STREET Super At Ab6l
$40; az Western Super at e6 bOCs esi SO Howard
Street Family al ESQ sAib; ws.tefn do. Al ess a
cst,s. . We quote price. AZ befoTe, viz. Middline
aas cant ses, M 1ddSSe cents.
Al from 10 to Il Gems
but the trade e not active and We quote Shoulders
a 81 cts, RIB sides at gl cents, and clear rib
do, l 1Oll cents, Hams we continue to quote u
la(ai6 cents for plain TO fancy sugarcured lard II
duu. With little inquiry either for export or
and Kettle rendered a yssH cents We learn o. no
at elT7bQ els per Dbl.
"a s,sars, We quote prices today. a. follows
Yentsi English Island do, 7atss cents; Martinique
Io' IhsIa oentsi Cuba centrfugnl s,Sssh cents;
sNalis cents; New Orleans do, az ss,l cents Demo.
"a yssuum pan, aksiOh cents; and Brazil at TX
n. gat.ty, Tho supply Of High Wines continues
nght, and we note the market very irm, with sales
IN small lots at IS cents per gallon