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4 hfsi-fai iarn, containing as Acros h. aHef-
cl w sale. u u veil inpfoyri aui bus un li q
gnisi and comlnrtahle dwelling, nov harm. siahlss
and NJ necessary out-huiidiuae n No. I orchard
and novcr-iallinq water M abundance 10 g. aiiu-
niell on The Hanging FORK, Eve miles num sfau-
ford, on the Pike leading 20 panyiilc % will hc
suld ~ bargain. luf further particulars, iuQulrc
% =. Va. COOPER.
lnl-N or NoM Ivtlc stanford. IL w.
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Lincoln Common Pleas Court.


Notice u hereby given 90 whom q may concern,
that ". IT, Reynolds aud Louisa kcyuoids biz
wife ~ parte rlaniihs have this day nei IN the
Clerks Once Of thc Lincoln Common Pleas O. their
joint pcition, praying that Louisa Reynolds be en-.
powered BY Judgment 81 sid Court 10 use,
enjoy, sell and convey Cor her own henedt any
prup-rty that she may own or acquire. ne. iront
he claims or the debts OF her husband, ~ d.
Reynolds 90 make contracts, sue and b. sued ~
single woman, 10 trade IN her own name ami 10
dispose o. her properly by will or deed.
II d thereiufc ofdcrcl hy the unsfsir noat Clerk
ei aid Court that the notice Of said petition and
~ ohiects ~ published IN the lNrEnIoa IouRNkL.
newspaper Published In the town of Staufirl. By
Two weekly Insertions leore the next January term
of aid Cotlrt.
Witness my hand NJ Cllrk OF the Lincoln Common
Pleas Court ihls 9Th day Of ueremher, 1872.
tN-it u. D. EnMfSrON. ClGfk.
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GARRARD CorXTr.


-J.C Thompson, Agent. will receive,
this week, large stock Of Diamonds, in
Rings, Pins, Studs, etc, for the Holiday
trade.
Silverware, made in the Latest De-
signs, suitable for Wedding and Holiday
Presents, Just received by J. c. Thompson,
Agent.
Calendar Clocks and Walnut v. p.
Clocks, in forty different stylep, with or
without alarm, just received for the Holt.
day trade, BY &c. Thompson. Agent.
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vorrs Or crRRrrr FvF,rs.

Potter was counted ont 10 New Iofk.
- The fare by The Southern Road from
Cincinnati m Chattanooga will Ne Si2.
y W. u. Fox 4 Son. Louisville, dealers
IN paints and oils, have Allied Asscts
sl25o0. liabilities 5000.
-- The second larecs, FIGURING Mill in
The world, recently completed at I.itch6eld,
b nov turning ont 400 barrels NJ aour
daily.
One hundred and twenty-five thou.
sard two hundred and ten pounds Of beef
were shipped from Lexington, lat week,
to England.
-- The engine ola Saw Mil at Bohon.
town. in Mercer county. exploded Wednes.
mes, killing instantly Thomas Garheart
and his two sons.
90 In November l4,00O emierants arriv-
ed in New York, an increase over the same
month last year Of $500, and an increase
since January Of 10000.
The climax Of Grants glory was
reached at Philsdelphia, Wednesday, when
the Procession that honored him were ak
hours in passing given point.
- The Honse has passed the For,ifca.
tion and Pension bills. The former ap.
preparation Is s5ee,0O0 and the latter $50.
10000, Or about 5000, 900 more than las,
wear.
81 During the four months ending last
Saturday the total amount Of gold brought
10 New York frori Europe was 81, e72,e5o
or an average Of S5lS.s26 for every day Of
the l2l.
- An oil tank holding $1,000 barrels Of
oil caught ere at Red Rock, Pa, this week
and communicated It, flames to the Town,
destroying eight house. and leaving one
hundred persons homeless.
-- Gen. Francis A. Walker, the Superin.
iendent Of Census, has issued circular,
naming the SUPERVISORS districts. Ken
lucky Is divided into eve, and Lincoln,
with some twenty other neighboring coun-
les, is in the third.
- There is probability that Congress
will abolish the Agricultural Department
Turing its present session. The establish
nent, with LeDuc at the head Of il, Is Tar
more expensive than useful and isa luru.
y that can not be afforded.
A freight conductor, named Napier,
ell from the ton Of his train near Mem |
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Mr.. W. II. MUENELL, of the Lou.
isville Democrat, is mentioned for
Congress in the Louisville District.
lie is the very man for the place.
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sam. GAINES got out adOuble num-
Der Of the HOpkinsville NaO Era. last
week. which was ehOck full Of good
reading and paying advertisements.
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Tue CoUSr'Joarnal says; We Sc
riously "obiect to lying" by all
means stop it then. Your readers
would appreciate the new departure.
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In discussing the recent discision Of
the special Court Of Appeals granting
Buford a new trial. the Bowling Green
Intelligence makes the startling but
true assertion that at least one thou
sand white men have committed muir
ders in Kentucky since the war, for
which but one man has been hung,
and not exceeding twenty five or thir-
ty have been given life terms in the
penitentiary. The result, it continues.
is that emigration has been kept away,
and the people having little faith in
the courts as avengers of wrong, have
taken the administration of Justice
into their own hands, and in many
sections Of the State have resorted to
Lynch law. Murder must he made
odious by the swirl punishment of
or Kentucky will have to
content herself with a seat away back
in the progress of the States.
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GEoCERIES. ETc.
GE0CIRlkS, tft.
y. TX.
WARREN & SON,

UHtiIUIU u UUUI
=. d. STORE.
Ss6- Are still holding forth at the old
stand, and as usual keep a good sup
ply Of articles in their line.
D1-Remember that We keep every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries
Sugars, Coifees. MOlasses, Coal Oil,
Tea. Rice, &C.; and in Fancy GrOce-
ries, Canned Goods of every descrip-
ton, Cheese. Crackers, Spices, Sage,
Macoaroni. Raisins, Nuts, Candies,
Extracts. &c.
S~ We laid in just before the late
rise, a good supply of Coal HOds,
Kitchen Sets shOvels, TOngs, and
"sich."
sa5-We will aim. at all times, du.
ring the coming Winter, to be able to
furnish all who may apply with Ba-
con, Lard, Potatoes. Butter. Eggs.
&c. We ask parties having any of
the last-namsd articles to sell to call
on us before dispOsing of same else.
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods.
BsO We also keep a complete stock
Of Glass and Qusensware. Lamps,
chimneys, &c.
Ss-We expect, as soon as the sea
ION arrives, to lay in big stock Of
Candies, Nuts, and other articles suit
.ble TO Christmas trade.
sV Don't forget us when you want
Queensware, Glassware,
iOllOwwsre, Groceries, COnfeetiOner.
ss, Notions, Cigars, TObaeeOs, Shot.
'Owder, Caps, Wads, &c.
j. II. WARREN Il SON,
PO. srORE
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George Price. The negro who shot his
employer, yiills Black, Ia Cincinnati last
hes been SENTENCED 10 death.
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TnE Legislature Of Virginia, which
is composed OF a majority Of State
debt regulators, are running the az
fairs of the State on the rule or ruin
plan. Not content with filling the
larger Offices with men of their own
low proclivities, they have turned out
a one-armed confederate soldier and
elected a negro ms First DOOr-keeper,
who, il is said, has suffered a sentence
for enlightenment.
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THE Board whose duty il was tc
count the vote Of Maine in the late
elections has found that the Fusion.
lists Democrats and Greenbackers
combinedD have a majority in both
branches Of the Legislature Of 10, the
Senate standing 20 to II and the
Legislature a to TS. Thi. will give
them the power to elect all the State
officers, including the Governor, who
failed of an election by the people be-
cause he did not get a majority
Of all the votes cast. II is said that
the most strenuous bulldozing was
resorted on the part of Blaine and his
party, far laying in the shade the al.
legged intimidation in Louisiana in
1876. The Republicans are bowling,
Fraud, corruption, bribery &c.
but there is every reason to believe
country, with its coal and timber, and
be the real short line to the Seaboard.
Its completion is but question Of
time, and we have it from good au.
thority that that time will he within
the next year or two.
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TuE Louisville 4 Nashville & Great
Southern r. Il. is fat becoming one
Of the greatest corporations NJ the
kind In this country. Il has within
the last few days obtained CONTROL.
ing interest in the Louisvillc. New
Albany & Chicago. n. II. and in the
Montgomery & Mobile, New Orleans
q Mobile and Pensacola lines. there
by securing n continuous route from
the Lakes to the Gulf In addition
to this it has purchased the charter
and all the rights in the Georgia Yves.
tern II. r., aud will at once complete
the line from Atlanta to Decatur, aud
possibly to Birmingham, Ala. This
will have the effect Of heading Oh the
Cincinnati Southern and rendering
that road, for some time, at least,
purely local. We hope while the
managers Of the l.. a N. have their
hand ia they will devise the ways and
means to finish the Knoxville Branch.
Ii would open up sixty miles Of fresh
that the count has been fairly and
honestly made, and according to Law.
It is indeed just retributiou that
Returning Boards have arisen to curse
their inventors.
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MISCELLANEOUS :.
SITUATION WANTED.

young ulan Of xperienee desires a Iosiiion a.
ioreman on a farm. Any one wishing such a per
500 vii please address T. r. WALTON, JR,
toi-u Interior Journal Ohce.
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CONGRESS will adjourn to-day until
January 9th. For the amount of
work they have done the members
had Just as well have staid at home ill
then. The bill now pending to change
the time Of the meeting Of Congress
to January ought to become a law, as
it is useless for that body to meet and
Immediately adjourn for Christmas.
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The National Republican Commit.
tee met in Washington, Wednesday,
and elected Senator Don Cameron to
succeed the late Zach Chandler as
Chairman. The convention to nomi-
nate Presidential candidates was fixed
for June 3, at Chicago IL Is said
that two-thirds Of the Committee ia
vor Grants nomination.
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THE BEST HOUSES In LOUIsvILLE.

ani
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y.
KIM HoHSs9s Mr. nd is Ns ts
Metallic WHITNEY sssf.
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GILMORE dealers rairsi
~
nta-
and leatnE and
and
slltiIs ie t all
Mnlinery cANSoN millinery AMI
MILLER pete. and the esa
Plants. Cut Flower W..
din a
Piano. andOr MhALDw1N
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Photograph. rs wAsapsES is 56 Az i.ss a asd .ssaS
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How Is THIS THE Cincinnati En-.
quirer's Washington's correspondent
says that Judge Martindale, of Indi.
annapolis, who is at the Capital as a
member of the National Republican
Executive Committee. told him that
Hon. Henry Watterson, of the Couri-
recently said to him that
he was for Tilden for the Democratic
Presidential nomination, but that if
Tilden was not nominated he would
be for Grant. That correspondent
has a spite against Watterson, who
may not have said the above; but the
tone of the CD. recently would lead
one to believe he did say il; and il he
did the recent Grant blowout was not
entirely "a matter Of hospitality. de.
void Of political significance.
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GEN. WM. MALONE, who managed
the elections in Virginia in the inter
est Of the Regulators, was elected
U. S. Senator to succeed Senator
Withers, on the 18th. There we're
three entries and the vote stood: Ma.
hone, 70; Withers, SO; Gen. Wick
ham, 2. Fortunately Mahone's term
will not begin before March LIST, 1881.
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WV ADVERTISEMENT.
ATTENTION, MERCHANTS !

FrankliB Lodgs No. Z. I. o. q. a., Lancaster, Ky.
0nen 10 rent, on reasonable terms, ioF the yeaf
isso, the a.Fest and beat arranged business house
tion, address the t06-ti SECRETARY.
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Peas l.. lara. bagsl % dsl rs
Potatoes - Long
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IIvFRPoora Aug. 5.-PorE-Prme Mess Eastern. atcady
Western steady at 40. BtcJu-Cumhrfland car,
STEADY - short Rio steady at "a; Long Gear, Gu AZ
Cd short Clear duli at 20. HainsLong Cut duil ai
49, shoulders dan at IL BeetInIa Mess, none IA the
steady 30; Prime Messnone IN the market
IsI,-Pn1e Western, dun 40 81 TallOg-Prime CITY.
steady at 3lGa TurpentIne-~pirts, duh al ~ Rosn-
Common, duh Fine, hrmer At llJbd. Chee>e-
American Choice duh at SO. Lard OIL dLll at 81 -Four
Extra state duh AT "a. Nheat-SDfing, No 3, dull al
- rpnue, 40. 2, dull at SlOd; New Western Winter
du az Id. New southern Winter, duh al God. CpTn
Mixed New Id; Mixed OLE. steady at Al I'D
CotIOnsoed OIL yellow American. steady az % Roaln- ON
London steady 20 3d Iurpeuune- Spirits &c Lon
don steady Receipts of Wheat for the week from
Atlantic ports. $1,000 qrA; ron Pacific ports, $500 qrs
IRON other sources. 2u,oOO gus. Corn % 900 qr5.
tdyRRPOOi. Aug. 6-.5U y. m.-BreaGstuR, duh. except
Mixed The receipts Of Wheat Tor the past three
days 900 Cenas. including l400uO oentas Amen
can market Yarns Fabrics at Aanchesters quiet
and unchanged
IoNp0N Aug. 5.-Tbe Marx Lane Express in Of
the BRUSH Trade Tor the past week The
uce gsh wheat has ceased O advance has now
and then III hty declined The OF foreign Wheat has
peen dhicult maintain owing the heavy shipments from
the From the prices Of week some
Witnessed Of rs White.
Red and az OF the port exchanges previous
fun rates None OF The markets have al.
auguid. There far inquiry for
oats would have further improved the SSedish
ussian arrivals had not been heavy Maze advanced
R al markets. and Of the advance Is
The general scarcity of English Wheat NJ the country mar
gets during the past week a one prevented deciue.
IIyERrOOI- Aug 80 o. m-Cheese, 81 cwt for the
best grades OF American. Taliow, 3lbd per cHL
LoSDOX, Aug. sc D. m.-~pirs OF Tuwentne. 2u6a.
ANTWERP. Aug 6.-Petroleum. II francs Tor me paie
BREuES Aug 5.-Lard closed at 81 marks per ITO D.
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Hew.York Extra l56t6c; Western Reserve Extra, l21
lac; DO. Goal to Choice. sole; Rolls firm Pe9n-
syvania Extras lai2 western Reserve Extras III a e.
Eggs easy. Pennsylvania. l2i2alJc. Western IL 2dI &C
Geese duh and weak NewYcrk Factory So hc.i est
ern Fall Cream. ~ as 2c Good iGjc. Cofe du; lti,
n24l2se. lsguayra l4hdlj9c; Java 23ad2t &c sagdf'
holders steady NJ Bd67sc Tor IA IN Good Rennhg Musca
yados buyers views rather lower Renned sugar ght
CutLoai &C.; Crushed and Powdered s7sc Gtanuate s,
ConicctOEers' 4. gc Standard A. sac Mose. dui oV
test quoted az 25c. SeisCOyer seed quiet ~ J'2@ CO.
prices unchanged Whskoy stca y Western 81 " = Pe-
tfo eum dull Crude, IN bDs c Refined. In b0s. bS do,
In cases. Sac.
ST. LOUls. Aug H.-Flour puiet and unchanged Wheat
higher for cash ard and unsettled for opt No
Rel Fa 81 209i3fc cash - 2da4 'c August: Stasltc,
september. Ts. October; No do bSs41-c Corn
opi rs higher an cash steady No. MXtd 81 sc. cas-
81 7s932 Sc August 322d32'ic, september 32Sa83c
October Oats Grmer No AZ 81 y. cash 22c, Angus
22sc,. september; 2id25as October Rye higher at 4sc
Whisky sieaY AZ II %. Pork higher ~ s. ~ w
Lard nOmlnnlly unchanged offered Bulk Meats higher
lots ~ Clear Rus. 433c; Clear SIDES t55c Bacon
higher Clear Ribs. 1850. Clear sides. l3Odo.6oe g
csiDts Flour 1000 bills; Wheat 74GOO bash; Corr 5iVo
bush Oats. 5000 bush shlpment--Fiour l3Oop Dbtn;
Wheat, $1,000 BUSH Corn. 10000 BUSH Oat. tOo. Dssl
TOLEDO Aug J.-Whcat steady No White Ws0snl
81 on n spot 99c. August eSasc ~eptfnDeri No AOt
Michigan, "a % MOI Red Wuter, spot sc, Augus li
September No Red DC; No Dayton anf nlchlHan
REQ 99c NO. 97o Rejected Wabash. We; western
Mixed 81 M ? spot August, SIC; September 81 &c
oats dull No. ? 261c. No Wuite -'e Iie AlAg co
clio ed-Wheat quiet; No. Red Winter spo 9Ssci S'p
TENDER 9salc Amber Michigan. August, sac. Receipts
Wheat 2OuO BASH; Coru - 900 bush smpments-N neat
100000 BUSH; Corn. 1000 bush
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ReIh
MErALs-hmercan Pig Iron frl. advancingi demands
good sales 1000 tons nos and private terms scotch
IS hsd a sshf dres 9r' acs higher A@ccs No.
Siinon scrap Iron trm y 1924 so Rails arm less
acveno srporte steel o. TIDE water y Y ir3aSs 5o
I461; English. u 4cl44c; Banca ~ g. TIN Plates IN
IS 81 s. Sly Coke I'M s5as5 20 do. Tene. 81 .oS
s. g Lead arm a Tor Go9nSn Rs@eI o %n 5o b
mssuc Ingo Copper quiet al l6iselG4c for Lake
.l. rs Ids Gnb r' PSs9 s terms prices wsss Ncw
Orleans % S6c Porto Rico 70 'sc English Islands zoo
SA11L RssTs gPenape again gget t segat
gs no Se no nss a ia6 6 GoTSG9 900 70
- s. !. Fae asi25. Tar dm 81 75es2 City P.teh.
OCEAN FREIGHTs--Grain charters in demand, rates
firm and higher beTh IOon quiet Petroleum vessels quite
l,2UV o ~ n y ~ es Hs "a ~ og d ise
Ea1on S5s: US tons Flour in sac - through 25 ZOO
bbls. 90. through p Cd london steam, 900 bush.
sacks 2 81 d2{s 6d. Hun steam, 1900 bush. Gram,
saSs Flour throsg h 35a; rs bbs do quoted
Is "a H-yr sail iGOyg bush Gran pSyate terms ggoted
s1S 15s IONS laid 0n the Dcrth Bremen. sta 49, 90
SuS OI sa.o aa''iis 6 2oj t5ds Tobacco 25
n OOo u pk tons sursaeDt Goods s,diO5 MARKS
wegan bak 70 90 Tor oaers and Continent s3g9 qA
Norwegian bark to Coy enaA en- zv0 gs co. - "a itsl
Rotterdam 1850 do. 6s 3d. her voyage rate
Zoo GS B s1f 70 O5i r Tar for orders o S % I'd
of direct port BRUSH Dark 40 aINc) 20 Continn COCO
do
The Continent 1000 do. b.. Bill another
rord same voyage sUCO DO bs td Brush ship 10 auiyol
" no Continent from YORK. Philadelphia BiltaOIe
oo0 40 5s 3D. Norwegian bark 10 OunAirk. via hUOnd,
5000 bbls Crude Petroleum DI'Ate terms German bars 10
Ill on n dilect port British baTS u
10 fhe Bate 27O bbs tonnsd Petroleum. - Sd TIA an
many 10 lie MeGeTtsne 1000 do. A. Sd norwegian
barg 40 tons Autwsp. general cargo current raos
American b.k 4s7 tons. 10 Galveston "a ROAD ron . %
~ t Amer, an portland 20 BucD0s Ayrcs
IS OOJ feet Lumber, aI4 Norwegian bark from Baltimore
10 the Continent. 20 a as. cram. "a ia
OII,CAKI-D uli unchanged Western Bag, SIS 90.
OH MEAL-DuIl utmuaiY unchanged
OIIS-in far demand; all prices nTm. Al NeWbedt1rd
bbls Crude 5pcIn sold for nome usr p'aie terms LIN,
d-A urrcau ~ aB2 Calcutta 90 GbJC frinH Lard. 80
diTc .fruie NeBhAaden Pa Grade npo IA 1l@Soc:
Cd Whale 35c for southern $50 for Northern. Al call
Tor Cotton seod. salts
PATNTs-aaye d BE ads sale. 81 late Prices
PEPKOLEU NJ Continues duM bat hTn, with bght Onor-
ngs. shipping order. 6ao+cj 0o7 IA bih: Zi1c;
Napb 4hA 4d5ci Refined IN bis; here ~ IN aleplA anu
HsialuoTe Ose Cases 94dlO9c. clint ludntiah Reports
os az United Certncatos Crude PetroleIm here, 10000
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Pa. NORTH R.Ver. Vessels and RIilro1fL
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TUESDAY. Aug. 8. 1879.


AsHEs-steady quiet Pots. &c. Pearls. 6e6l4o -,
BUuDiNG MATERIALo-Bric again higher Stocks
snail demands gOUd. CenOnt mOdefieif acuFc sAJ,
Lime unchanged. Lath AZ iAlf sale LHmD
firmly quoted al through with fair trade we quote
Bncks Pale pei NJ. - 0UGS4 haI rs HAVerstI~W BAY
FayorIe Brands s70S7 so; Pros Is CrDtOu Brown ~ oOG
SIS DARK SSGSJ; HE'D - l2h. C0mcniiOsen0@le PEI
Dbl. 81 PoTtlsnd, SayiOrs American. ~ 5OGS2 30
Portland imuOTed. s. ,SGSS 40. Llnc-kOckland Com
Soc. for Bul,Iug Isth-Si pet NJ. Lumber East
Spruce 5OGill 20 for Random, pOse bly, 81 25N
Sll % for Choice lelghs n smal cargo. ii Tor
Specials. White Pine: ga 250sl5 per for West lncia
9s2 ordered cargoes 81 81 do Nails gu at ~ 20
0fZ p Tor lOd 10 %. pei key.
BEEsWAN-Qdisi, unchanged; Western and southern "a
0z4ec.
BROOM CORN-sieady. fairly active: Brush and Short
bFOom per n. 52ejl2c Common 10 Good. 700 PC; Hurt
Crooked ZaSC
CANDLES JoDbing sale steady Sperm 25926C. per b
Patent Sa 6c Adanantine, II 20 10 ol1ce II sc Para
mt. Is
,,ChlcCoRY Quiet unchanged German, 4'GS5 &c. Eng
COAL-Antracito quiet without quotable
asnges cargOes, - OOasS 10 per ton Bumnous has
COcoAQaiet; rather weak Guayaquil 10 sa2Jc.i Mara
eelDo, q Q5ZC. CaracCss L3a25C
,NOffEkM ia Grades guei, unchanged sales 40 pcus
s{A puyste terms. quoted 22@25c Nsrsealbo' II "a
~ c no brdue ques saes reported tone rather
S.y Ordinary Cargoes HE; Pair, Is zci Good tci
fAe, "a sauOs. FAR Good, l320l4c Stock II laO
Innt hau0s; 40 Galveston 5u0J bags e NewOrleaus.
POI bags; al Savannah, 900 bags Baltimore. l542
ats az h6H.lOFk. $50 bags Total JJ251 bags STOCK
second nands at baltimore 52.30s bags; az Ne. loIk-
tzVfb Dapsi tOtAt, l64al4 oagsi tOtn stock 2JBlt
ahoat aud loading for the United states JUly o.
~ bags purchased United July (l3Ou0
0A laOOOO Dags LO,al visible supply ADU,3Sz bags 0e
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nj Armand. am peer nniet. bareLy steady.

sTEARlNE-Dul buyers iavori Western. 6'sc City 6's
dBa4G ~
SUGAR. Refined dull weak STANDARD "a" slfci Crushed
saadSAC; Powdered and GRADUATED, Si2Go"4cg Cut Loaf
grades again duh. thOngh not qnOtabiy lower
saie. % hhd.. Rico 006sc; 40 hhds Centrifugal
7s4c GOod Refining Cuba quoted 0SaO'sc CentIl'
fugal. 7d7ac. 90, ooo q.
Jl3is al &c. latter ties.
TEA-IIas a n oCerate trade at steady figures.
TOBAtCO-Keniucky moderately active. prices very
strong; sales $50 hnds; Lugs quoted 500 '2c Lear
lac Seed Leaf les active owing TO higher prices sales
1877 Pennsy yana lUd lSc loo dO NeWlngland
wrappers 6-2c; so 1875 Ohio 7c 2JU bales Ha
WHALEBONE-NIore active New-Bedford sales. 1900
bbs Ith 81 62 LOO bbs Arctic, Tor
export private terms quoed ~ 80 ~ b..
WHISKEY-Dull nominal offered 81 O7l2
WOOI-An prices held with much flrInness, thereby
checking trade manufacturers in the market
but operations are limited; supplies Of fine grades
pretty well concentrated Domestic Fleeoes-Ohio
vvania ana Virg nia-XXS and PicklOck 40d4zc.
Xxx 704uc: Y. 36G3Sc; No. /. 81 ci0c No 2. 80 G36c
Common. U3Jc. York Michigan Indiana and Niscon
sin, Xxx 32a33c. Y % i3C No l. 50 03Sc; No. 3JG3ic
Common, d3e. Vernon and llinO and x 80
34c No. S20S7c No. ., oO0 &c. Missouri, Kentucky ad
'Teunessee-Washei Fleece 3. 039c Un~ashel, SUISSE
Pull ed CITY Extra Pulled 3ZdJIc sup r
Pulled 4G37c Lambs Pulled. $50 Sc; western upper ana
29d32G.; Country Extra Pulei 81 a3Jc; Snuer-
Pulled 3403Sc Lambs Pulled, ~ d3Jc. Callorn SPlng
cp Fine Medium - 03Oc Low race- ana Butry
sd2Oo. Fall clip \ l. IL Sc; Low Grades anu Bury 5@
l5c Texas-Fine Eastern. "a r2sc; Medium, 2aOc Fine
Western d26c; Medium, 81 Gz6o Improved Mexican, ii
else: Mexican, 4OI1c.