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LINCOLN COUNTY.
FnoIeman's MN,

EhNAfhmNH iNtNf
sIoK.--Mu. Mary F. Engleman hasbccn
quite sick for several days.
RrD Fox. Mr.. 7. s. Farris sho, and
killed large red for last Friday.
PfowINo.-The farmers in this vicinity
have commenced turning M the soil pre-
pairing to pitch a new crop.
At woRK AcAIS.-The cold, bad wealth
or caused a delay In the rebuilding Of
Engleman's Mill Dam, but IL l. 80 near
completed they are grinding every day.
PREACHER CALLED.--An election was
held at Rush Branch Church last Sunday
for the purpose Of choosing preacher for
the ensuing year. Ed. Jos. Ballou was
chosen and will preach on the 9TH Sunday
in each month.
Saw MILs.-We will have two steam
saw mills in operation in this vicinity in
short time, one upon the farm Of Mr.Green
Bright and the other at Mr.. Tim Engle-
mans. So II any one wishes to build In
our town they can buy lumber at their own
price.
l.. y. HuBnLE.--The gentleman we re-
ferred TO In our last weeks report a. a
proper person to represent Lincoln county
In the next Legislature is Mr.. L. r. Hub
bic. We have had an interview with him
since then, and he informs us that his faith
or IL yet quite low Of pneumonia, but In
case Of his speedy recovery he would ac-
cept call, but under no other circumstan-
ces.
WANrED--A SroRE--As we have poet
Office established at this place, some enter
prising man would do well to put up a
Family Grocery. II would be quite aeon
venience to the neighborhood, and It is
something that has been long needed. 1t Is
six miles to town, and the people would
rather buy here than to ride to town and
pay toll when they could buy goods at
home as cheap Il not cheaper, and save the
toll besides.
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LOcaL NOTICES.

CHEw Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco
noRsr. smorrSo by n @. Afford, At %
cents.
TAKF your Prescriptions to McI'cberil
4 stagE.
"HAcKNrrAcK" a popular and fragrant
perfume. Sid by y. u. Chenauli, Stan
ford.
An persons indebted 10 Anderson a Nc
Roberts must come forward and settle With
out further delay.
ALI indebted 10 Bohon a Stagg vii
please call At the National Bank and set
he. Don't wait b. BE- called on by an ON
Ger
Fon Rrxr.-The brick rtore-room lately
occupied hy Chenault A Penny, on Main
street opposite Courthouse. Apply "a
4. Oweley.
LETTER HrArs, Mote Heads, Envelopes
Bin Heads, Statements. Circulars, Cards
Sc, printed Al the ISTERion JorRsAL Of
Gee At the lowest rates.
ANEW and complete stock u Reel, bal
dcd, silk and linen Lines, Poles and trim
mibru. all STYLES and sizes Of hooks, fouts
sinkers, SC, At McRoberts a Staggs.
News Drror at McRoberts 4 s,aeg's
Iadic.' Magazines, Monthly Magazine,
Franklin Square, Preside snd seaside Ia
braries and other weekly Periodicals.
Call on j. Harris At Smith a Mil
lers old storc-room for any thing usually
Kent in Meat and Provision store. lie
intends 10 sell cheaper than any body.
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Grab Orchard.

Tmr ScHooI-Of Miss Alice Stewart is
progressing finely. Miss Alice il an ex-
cellent teacher, and has about twenty-five
pupils.
MuD.-We never saw as much mud in
cur lie. We think, II !; keeps on rain
ing, Crab Orchard will have to be dug out.
The dirt roads are almost impossible.
Az ACCOMPLISHED ARTIsr.-It was our
good fortune few days since. to take a
peep into the studio Of Miss Matte Cole
man, the celebrated portrait painter FROM
Alabama. She had just completed sever
al fine portraits Of persons Of Stanford and
Lancaster, and most splendid one Of It.
Scott, Of Wyoming. Miss Coleman fully
understands her profession, and should be
literally palronired.
SIcK.-Miss Fannie, an amiable daugh.
ter Of Judge Carson, is lying very low with
Consumption. Sec. Mrs. Edmiston, mother
Of our postmaster, Is seriously ill.,. Mrs.
Harris and her daughter, Mis- Hettie, who
have been very sick for several days, are
almost well.....Mr. John Ballard, one Of
our most gallant young men, who has been
sick since Sunday last, is, we are glad to
learn, rapidly recovering.
PERsoSAL--Misses Ida Fish and Jen'
ME Buchanan, two bright stars Of thi'
-
place, who have been shedding theil
beams on the people of Lancaster for
week or two, are expected home this eve
ming Mr.. Charlie Carson spent few
days at home last week. Ask Charlie how
about that "soft" game Of "Casino" h
played at the Kennedy House-....-Ol'
Rough and Ready is as jolly as ever, as VI
judge from his hearty laugh......Mr. ChAs
Frisbie. Of Lancaster, was in town Monda.
last ......D DR.. Doores Is in Louisville thi
week ...... Dave Carson's smiling visage ma!
again be seen on our streets.
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SrARrnSG REvELATIoSs-That go 10
prove that men are not always what they
see m, were published in the Cinoin-
natl EnguVer OF Sunday last, and which, II
true, damns forever the memory Of man
whose daily walk, 80 far as the community
in which he lived knew, was exemplary in
the highest degree. The publication re-
ferred to sets forth that John A. Jacobs,
Superintendent Of the Deaf and Dumb In
stitution at Danville, and who died on the
eth Of December last, was a sedueer Of
womanly virtue, and but for his death
would have added the crime Of higamy To
his record. II appears that when quite
little girl, Miss A. NJ. Jones, a deaf mute
was placed in the Institution at Danville
She grew up TO he woman Of more thar
ordinary intelligence, and was given the
position Of teacher. An intimacy grew up
between the Superintendent and the girl,
which resulted in her fall from virtue, and
the consequences Of her sin being about Il
manifest itself, a visit To relatives In /
distant State was planned and executed
Mr.. Jacobs finding il convenient to 40 alonl
at the same time. Arriving at Miamisburg
Ohio. on the 2lth Of May, 1874, he proeure'
a license and under an assumed name, mar
rled her and placed her in boarding
house at Hamilton, o., where, until with
IN few months Of his death, he had visite'
her and supported her, she having sine
borne him three children, who still live
On his last visit he made her destroy al
tie letters and other evidences that eoul'
lead 10 his Identification, and Il is said h
hsd made all preparations TO marry
wealthy and highly esteemed lady Of Boyle
Unpaid board bills and an urgent deman
for the other necessities Of life caused
good citizen Of Hamilton, o., to take III
matter in hand, and correspondence prov
ed, 100 truly, that Jacobs was the husban
Of the deluded woman, who Is In the mos
destitute circumstances. Jacobs died wit
scarcely suihcieney n pay his debts =
she is left on the cold charities Of III
world. There Is hardly a doubt Of th
mans duplicity, Il SCENE, not even enoug
: for his friends 10 hang the slightest hoI
, on
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HusfOnrufe.

s,o.p ,v y..rpS -Clar;fad and onen
L.,,Is sna.,, =, rodroad pr;oes Al Conway
GCot,. =
POLAR WAvE-Another polar wave
coming, but Conway q Cook ofer large
stock OF Winter goods heavy ooo's' gloves
shawls and clothing at cost
PERsosAL.-J. W. Hooker goes to Gin
cinpati today to consult some Of the city
Surgeons about the case Of little Lou,
whose eve is still in great danger.
,S ~. W., ,h
~. - ' 49, -. e. O. :,
s.usu ,n'O y, "O"'.1 P.ae -S,s :. ~ L,,..
'ne 'A'e De"s,H's ais s@,s ~
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DEATHS.

CHIToN-R. II. Chiffon, we'll known rs
General Lees Adiutant General, dropped
dead at his desk in Columbus, Ga, last
week. lie WIS in his Goth year.
DEPAuw-Mr. John DePauw, ST., whose
health has been falling for some time, and
whose mind had lately become 40 diseased,
that his friends hsd taken the necessary
steps to place him In the Asylum At Lax
ington, died on the 25rd, aged s. years.
lie was a most estimahle man, and the sad
circumstances attending his death are re-
gretted by large number Of friends.
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DAWsON's MILL.

Having the entire control 0f the Old Davyon
Mil, on Hanging FORK, which IL Ia sood repaii
having added knOK scouror 20 NY cleaning ~
paratus and having lust had NY buris dressed ~
he Celebrated shoualteT, Of Louisville, ! am bet
ter pfsIarad 10 ulake a sooa ariicie q hoer INA,
q, ~ beloIo. Bring me = good lot o. Wheat ahd
viii make you good hOur ! sonletlnes make toi
erably good Soar out of very bad uhsaI keep o.
hand, and iof sale, good article u Hour ond ueai
The narket price paid for ShsaL
Feb. p. isis-im .. a. nhiohT'
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Advices from 1906 Of the principal Pork
Packing points Of the West, show that =
4Gi,s45 hogs were butchercd this season,
an increase Of l0pcr cent. over the num-
bcr II least season.
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ACQUITTED WIN. NJ. Ball, who was ON
trial before the u s. Court this week for H.
licil distilling was acquitted, and DR.. /. T.
Yates, charged with the some erookedness
in the matter, was honorably discharged
The whole charge was shown up TO he n
desperate game Of blaekmail.
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CHAMPION PLow.-I am agent for the
above pillow. Il Is either wood or iron
beam, all steel, and after several years
trial, and In contests with the Oliver, Gale.
Hamilton, &C., Il has been pronounced the
best pillow in use One days trial allowed
and II you are not satisfied, return il, and
get your money back. Call and see this
pillow before you supply yourself A. g.
Pendleton
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Efaor Interior Journaii
Permit me in this pub
lie manner, TO say, FROM actual experience,
that the 81. Cloud Hotel, Louisville, KY,
kept by Mr.. Z. II. BARLEY, with c. G..Cal-
lowAy, as Clerk, is one Of the best hotels. in
that city. The stranger Is treated there as
IL he we're at home, and ! advise my friends
to stop there when they visit the city.
PETER HAMPTON.
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lO,OOO.--Ten thousand yards Of Ham
burg Edgings and Inserting, in new and
beautiful styles Just received and cheaper
than ever before. Come and see them.
New stock Of Brown and Bleached Cot
tons, in all grades. Now is the time to
make up your coitons for Spring and SUM
mer wear.
The newest thing out in ladies Linen
Collars and Cuffs, just in.
Another nice assortment Of Tonhon and
and Linen Edgings, Magic Rulings, &c.
Don't forget that we have the finest and
best Calf Boot ever offered in Stanford.
Towels, crashes, table linens, napkins
&C., &c.
Large stock of Jeans, which We are de
termined to close out before Spring. Price
have reduced so az to secure an early sale
We received a new lot Of prints this
week, which We are selling at fve-cent'
per yard.
Come and see our dollar Corset; full fifty
bones and Handsomely trimmed.
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IL you come 10 Court Monday, and know
that you are indebted to this Office, please
confer favor by calling and liquidating.
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4 SPECIAL term of the Common Pleas
Court will b. held here next Tuesday and
Wednesday Cor the trial Of Equity case.
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COCK FIoHr. The cock eight near town
Wednesday resulted In lincoln winning
over Garrard i've fights out Of eight.
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GoIN0 10 LEAvE.--As We intend 10 leave
in the next six days, We offer our entire
stock at and below cost. Call and be con-
WINGED. |. X. L. Cash Store.
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CoAL.-For the best Pine Hill and Liv-
ingsion coal, call on Thomas y. Newland.
Yard on Depot street.
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BErr ASD MurroN.-Call on lIau-er a
Mayer for the best beef and mutton tho
country affords They have Just bought a
lot Of No. fat heiiers.
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FOR RENT.

A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT or FOUR
Acres of GOOD land attached Opposite Dr.. J. ~.
Owsey's on the Grab Orchard Pike, IL offered or
rent for particulars. apply 10
"a. .. DARsT,
a6l-st Al Richmond junction
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

IHAvE A HOUSE AND THREE ACRES Oh
Land, lying on the stanford a Lancaster Turnpike
Road near the bridge, that wish 10 sell AM
one desiring little home, can get one BY apply
Ing 10 -
A6l-i ". a. HOLINtLAN.
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TmE County Clerks Office il undergoing
thorough repairs.
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HAusrE a MAYERare the leading butch
ers Of this place.
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Go to Bu.by'. for fruit. of all kinds. %
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GROCERIES. nARBwaRE. o..
]. R. WAR; RE-
g. SON,
"P.O. STORE"

-. IeaA syrups, Moias-o-,
sugars Zone %. lard, Candles.
Flour, Meal' M. uss. Butter. Eos.
Starch, Soda, Rluins. o....a IA.
Sweet and Irish Potatoes.
Houiny, Beans, Se. We aso hep
A complete s-or,msai Of Hssd~ars
And Cutlery. Among Other thing, Asses,
Haiehets. Hasd-aaws. Knivrs ofai kinda
Carriage Bolts. Screws. Mails. sau~ge
Grinder. 4c., Ae A cold weather IL fast
Appro.ehlns. - have laid IN . 10, Of
Coal Hod-. shovel. Toas.. Pohers
Kitchen Sets. Corn Peppers. de.. &e.
We intend 10 keep The best ssOei Of
Fancy GrOceriss In town. and can always
Furnish our customers with such
Thing, - Canned Good; Ia This linz. we
Have Peaches. fcsr.. Cherries.
tomatoes. Corn. Raspberries. Strawberries.
Oysters. Salmon. M.rk.,si. sAraiDs..
Pickles, Ground and Frcnch Mustard.
Extracts. Barring PO~dera Apple and
Peach Butter. Minee Meat. Sauces.
PRESERVES. Cheese. Crackers. cocoanuts.
Gelstin. Spices, Corn starch. Laundry and
Fancy SOAPS. RaIsln.. currAnts, Nuts,
Plain and Fancy Candies. Matches. ae.
We sell s-yen-old pure Cider Vinegar.
Al 30 cents pr gallon. In Wooden Ware.
We keOp Tubs. BUCKETS, Flrkins.
Sugar Boxes, Empty Barrels ct 10 cents;
washboards, slners. BrOoms. Axe Handles.
COnse Mills. Half Bushels. We viii buy
At all times and pay the highest market
Price therefor. in gOOds, Butter twell
Vuu.h.a r.. fe-..h , - p.tafo..
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" II. MILLER,
ATToR NET AT LAW,
6TANFORD, ky.

win practice Ia The courts OF this SD adioininE
the Court-H0use.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

90 to Busby's for fresh oysters.
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Or DOLLAR buys at weafcn 4 Evans
10 lbs choice n. o. Sugar, lbs granulaied
sugar, s lbs prime coffee, lbs choice coffee,
8 lbs cream cheese, SS lbs hominy, 20 lba
navy beans, 20 lba dried peaches, % lbs
dried apples, packages starch, or 10 bsrs
blue India soap. No goods charged at
above prices
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INV sronr.--Mr. Al. Harris, o. CLARK
county. has rented the siorc-room lately
occupied by Smith 4 Miller, and opened
meat and provision store.
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LANCASTER, THE CoSvESrIoN AND ora
ER NorEs.-Having been frequently told
by the Chairman Of the Democratic Coun-
" Committee, ofGarrard. who would iaunt
us for the disorderly proceedings Of some
Of our Lincoln County Conventions, that
W should come to Lancaster II we would
soe how Conventions ought to be held, we
drove over to that neat little city last Mon
day, and vas present at the large meeting
Of the unterriied. The spacious Circuit
Court room Was crowded to it, full eapac-
ity, when, at half past | O'Clock, Mat Wal
ton, Esq, Chairman Of the County Com
mittee, called the meeting to order, and
after Urging that the proceedings he char
acterized by decency and deccrum, was
about to suggest that nominations for per-
msnont Chairman were in order, when
Judge NJ. n. Owsloy moved that tempo
rary Chairman be selected first, whose du-
" Il would be to appoint a committee on
permanent organization and thereby pre-
vent the usual enactment Of cut and dried
programmes. Considerable opposition to
/ his was manifested. but a division Of tho
hoa-e showed decided majority In favor
Of the motion. George W. Dunlap, jr
uas made temporary Chairman, and after
ruirning thanks, appointed II. Clay Kant
man, Col. j. II. Bruce, Lewis Leavell, II
. I. Noel and DR.. 4. G.. Armstrong, a com
mittee on permanent organization. They
retired for a short time and returned Will
a majority report in favor of Mat Walton
for Chairman, and Messr1. NJ. NJ. Vaughan
aud II. l.. Grinnan, Secretaries, and mi
nority report in favor Of ]. A. Bearley' FOL
Chairman, with the same Secretaries. And
thereby arose a rumpus. The temporar,
Chairman commanded, exhorted and en-
treated the crowd 10 come to order, and a
length there was a sufficient lull for tim
to put the nomination TO a vote. A diyis
ion was called for and big majority Il
favor Of Mat Walton was found. DIR
Price moved that a committee on resolu
lions be appointed, but Col. Bruce, to saw
delay, presented a series Of resolutions ap
proving the call for State Conventions AM
giving the vote Of the county TO DR.. l., l
blackburn, for Governor Chss. 4. Bow
man, fret choice for IL. Governor, am
Capt. Jas. n. Cantrill, End; Attorney Gen
eral. p. w. Hardin; Superintendent, J. ]
Allen, lst, and y. \, Smith, End J; "
Tate, Treasurer, and Ralph Sheldon, ket
"A isler. No reference was maiie 10 the rae
for Auditor Another wraogle oecurre'
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BoRS-TO the wife Of II. J.Dar't, an s-lt
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UNDrn ARREsr. deputy sheriff Dan
Miller arrested John Leech, Thos. Gaines,
zack Padgett, Jr, George Bill, Godfrey
Baueh and VIII Cunning, charged with
burning the dwelling house Of Elcinda
Green, in Dec. 1877. Their trial was set
Cor yesterday, bu, owing 10 the sickness Of
County Attorney, VII. Miller, was post
poned ill to-day. Augustus Padgeit, who
was alse wanted, left for Texas last Monday.
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USFoRruNArE.-Mr.E L. D. Kennedy, who
was indicted at the present term II the Gar
rard Circuit Cour, for killing a negro, will
deliver himself 10 the authorities Of that
county to-day, and demand a speedy
trial, and in the event trial can not be
had will make application for bsil. The
unfortunate killing was done in 1865, and
II Il was murder Mr. Kennedy should have
been made to pay the penalty ofthe ohense
then; but there II considerable sympathy
expressed for him now, as, for ten year., at
least, he has forsaken the waywarl tenden-
ey Of his youth, married a most estimable
lady, and become one Of the most sober, in
dustrious and worthy citizens Of the Hus-
tonville neighborhood. lie has taken no
part whatever in the rows Of his relatives,
but has been content to remain at home
and attend strictly to his own business. We
are by nature opposed to the cOndoning OF
any crime, but it does seem that Mr.. Ken
nedy's conduct since the regretted ohense
should weigh strongly in his favor.
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TnEATmcAI--The wildman New York
Comedy Company, which has given such
entire satisfaction at IIarrodsburg, Somer-
set, Lancaster, Richmond, and other towns,
recently, l. billed for performances at the
Courthouse here tonight and to-morrow
night, Clara wildman. the star, IL said TO
be a lady Of rare personal charms and an
actrcs and vocalist Of a high order Of tai
ent, while FL. wildman, the Sunny man"
i spoken 81 A. immense" The Troupe IL
composed Of eight or ten artists. whose mer-
H. far exceed tho~e Of the usual travelling
Companies, and We feel safe in guarantee
ing to all who palroniIc them that they
will get their full moneys worth. Doors
open at the usual hour. Admission 20
oentz
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REPAIRING.

We will do ali kinds Of repair
ing in our line with neatness
and dispatch. An experience Of
more than "a quarter ora eeniu-
~ in our business enables us 90
promise oar customers the best
work. We have not only ''colne
10 stay" bat are here and can't
get away. Give us "a call.
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C1rAniSo Ur.--wc mean by this, that
our nearest neighbour, the Hayden Bros,
are clearing up all lines Of goods in their
store, preparing for one Of the choicest and
larse-, stocks offspring and Summer goods
ever opened out in Stanford. II you want
any article Of merchandise, large or small,
you can get Il Of them lower than yoa
could at wholesale In Louisville. Just try
them nov, and see II what We here say Is
not the exact truth.
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A SEnIOUs OFFESsE.-A youth from this
county, one Hugh Sargent, by name, who
has brass enough to force his way any
where. falsely reprcsented himself a. an
stiache Of this paPer and succeeded in get
ting in the space allotted newspaper rePor-
tiers at the hanging Of George Washington,
In Louisville, last week. lie has no con-
ncction whatever with this paper, and his
prunent curiosity should have received a
check which would ever afterwards have
been a lesson TO him. With the daily pa
pers 70 conden-e from, a reporter at a Lou
isville hanging Is the last thing We would
want, and further, We prefer on all occa-
sions 10 select our own reporters.
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TAKE ora ADvIoE.-The Grst Spring
County Court will be held next Monday,
and a good crowd IL looked for. let us
here remind all Of our friends who may
come TO town. to he certain to call at Hay
den Brothers and price their goods. II
they don't do you better in the way Of bar
gains than you ever heard Of before, then
blame u. for IT, We tell you sincerely,
that they are selling goods lower than ever
before. and their goods ere the very best.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-24

BALrIMORE, April 70, 1870.
Cotton dull Mlddng. ll7tc.
Flour quiet aud steady. HOwRrd-stree aud Western
Sipcrtine S3d3 '0; do extra S4I E0 do family a II
a J0i CITY Mills superilnc 1903 5O do EXTRA si4 20:
do Rio brands, {6 sOCp5 Is; Painpsco family a; 30.
Wheat-Southern dull Western firm. southern
red. 81 096ll Oga; do amber 81 1901 i34; No Penn
sylvanla red, 81 1876 No Western winter red, SPOT
and April. 81 Oo,34l O9S; May 81 100 lOs; June.
81 ioia@l lOG.
C0rn-SOuthern lower and steady nj the decline.
Western dull. Southern white 40 "a 6lfc; do yellow.
i3y@I3iSc; Western mixed, spot aud April 42is61
Rtsc; May R's@42t.c; June i3G 49, &C; July. 1870
i3Ac: steamer, iOls@i1Sc.
Oats dull and lower southern, S56t37c; Western
white, 3i@Sjc; do Mixed 3ie@5ie; Pennsylvania, $40
Rye quiet at $4,000.
Hay Arm. Maryland and Pennsylvania prImeto
choice, Sl3Gl5.
Provisions quiet aud steady. Mess pork, si05O5
40 10. Bulk meatS-LOose shoulders, 5Ac clelr-rib
sides, iGC; packed, ilc and 5laC Bacon-ShouldcTs,
sc: cleAr-rib sides, &c. Hams, gi46GpLc Lard re-
fined, In terces 7i4c Butter quiet; primo choice
Western packed, ioGl7c; roll ll9 lie. Eggs easier ut
Petroleum steady Crude, T6aS4c; refined osS
0ssc
Coffee quiet and firm. Rio cargocs. ordinary to
choice, l0u lie.
sugar steady. \ son, s6tsac
Whisky dull ut 81 OLA ora.
FreIghis to Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton.
3lGd; hour, - sd grain, I'd.
Recelpts-FlOur, sos bhls wheat, $1,000 bu; corn,
70 goo bu; oats, 5000 bn.
Shipments-Wheat. 70 900 .bui corn, I3G,sOO bu. -