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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25
County and Township Government


County and Township Government.
The attention Of our law makers ut
the coming session of the Legislature
will be called to the absolute necessity
ofmaking some alterations In various
features Of the running machinery In
county and township legislation. In
county matters, the defects Of the Su.
pervisor system have been so repeatedly
and clearly demonstrated, that the need
OF thorough reconstruction Is univer.
sally admitted. Precisely what are the
new features required, must be decided
when the question is brought be fore the
Legislature. But that the present
number of Supervisors III each county
must be reduced, Is certain The appli-
cation of the bridge fund and the con-
struction Of all bridges only under the
control or approval Of professional
builders, is also measure much needed.
The term ofot1ice Of Supervisors should
also be extended to three years, aud aud
we are half inclined to recommend that
a similar extension be applied to the
terms of ali county officers" Then our
general pauper system needs reconstruc
ton; particular in first class counties.
an we are glad to lean that tho MEM
hers elect from this county intend to
give special attention 10 this subject
Scott county now has thamost thorough
humane and economical pauper system
OF any first class county in Iowa, and
has proved, by two years actual expert
ence, that efficiency, hu nanity and
economy can, In public charities, go
hand in hand.
Our Legislature should also give some
attention, to the law regarding the
maintenance of roads and highways
In this respect Iowa is a long way be.
hind her sister States, and might be
very much benefited by copying the
example OF Ohio or Massachusetts. /,
Is particularly necessary that populous
town ships may have the privilege O,
collecting the entire road tax In cash
ana placing the care Of the highways in
the hands contractors for one or more
years. The condition of the thorough.
fares in the vicinity of our cities, Ia all
the argument needed to prove the ne
cessity for a reform i'm the present Law
and custom. -Dnr. Gasette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25
HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870.
KNIT--KNIT--KNIT.

- - -
AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only
practical Family knitting Machine ever in
per minute. Address AMERICAN KNITTING
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Mo.
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Fun, Humbugs exposed. Elegant S. steel
plate 'Evnngeline" GRATIS to EVERY subscri-
ber Only Is cents for a whole year-Steel
plate FREE. Specimens cts. Address
BANNER, Uinsdale, n. H.
27I In QOGO per Month paid to agents, sals-
VIO ~ ~SVV ~ or commission. to sell our
Patent White Wire Clothes Lines. address Hud-
son Ritter Wire Works. 70 Nm. Street, ". y, Chi
cago. Richmond, or Memphis. srf
THE MAGIC COMB will change any colored halt
IL or beard to a permanent Black or Brown. One
Comb sent by mail for g. Fer sale by Merchants and
Druggists generally. Address Magic Comb Co.,
Springfield, Mass +.-ss7t.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25
ImOMEN Of New York;

TYOMEN of New York;
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sins 0fevery class exposed. ArOtd hs
Railroddt0 Ruin. Signals Of danger are
up. More Money In Il Tor Live Agents than any
w ether Book. Takes three presses all the
time to print fast enough. One Agsaf
took I78 orders IN o days. 74O peGes. 45 Illus.
trations. Price $3.50. Agents VNanteS.
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hunt. trap and catch ALL animals from mink mink
to bear. $40 tanning secrets. 81 pages, well
bound. Every boy needs 1t. II niN PAY.
Money refunded If not satisfied. Only Is ctss
post paid. Address HUNTER & CO., Publish
ers, hinsdalc, N. II. +@ ~3ls.
HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870.
CONTAINING Fairy story fer Christmas Plays,
u Puzzles and Wonders IL large pages, illustrated.
Sent FREE receipt of cent stamp for postage.
ADAMS 4 CO., Is Bromfield Street Boston, Mass
SOMETHING in the Star for Every Body.
y Star Ia De West, 1870. An 8-page Universal
list family weekly giving current secular news.
Edited by Rev. DIR. WILLIAMSON & ]. CA7ST-
WELL. 81. 50 per year in advance. Premium to
,e,o Subscribers. Send for specimen. Address
WILLIAMSON 4 CANTWELL. Cincinnati,
Ohio
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25

TAKEN up by Solomon Mourer. of Center
L township, Cedar county on the 18th day
Of November, 1889 one sorrel mare colt, about
two years old, white face, both hind legs and
right fore leg white from knees down, left fore
leg white half way up to knee, and name and
tall white; valued at eighty dollars.
WIN. ELLIOTT. Clerk,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
gristpI 9sms,
FRIDAY, FebruarY Is, 1850.

VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol, 7.2s Pm.
Arrives In LynchburR, $40, A. NJ.
Freight trains leaves Bristol, T.a5 A. NJ.
Freight,ssin arrives ats IS Am. &sPM.
Nail train leaves Lynckbure, A 40P. NJ.
Arrives IN Bristol, 5.55 Am.
Distance 2o4 miles; Fare cents per mile.
csoliinvtes alSweo for supper ia Bristol.
EAST TENN. s VA. RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol 5.37 AN,
Arrives In Knoxville BONN
Mail tFaia-leaves Knoxville, li.I5 AM.
Nail train arrives in Bristol $40 p. M.
weight trains leave Bristol, IT'S A. NJ.
ard 5.25 p. ~.
freight traius arrive In Bristol, 6 .sS A.
a.. AMI 500. PPM.
distance 1870 miles Fare cts. per mile.
rs inmates allowed for Supper ia Bristol.
Tenn. tine being 80 minutes slower than
Va. time, the apparent want Of connection
Detween the above schedules N explained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
). York 70 read lie following rcsOlution

j. York 70 read the following resolution
as substitute;
RessIOed, There being no call Of The
state Committee Of the Conservative
party to which We all belong for roliti-
cal meeting at tho capitol, or for the
appointment Of delegates thereto we
ought not at this time to act outside ot
the Conservative organization
After the readiug Of The resolution
Captain McGinnis ogered few remarks
ia advocacy thereof. He expressed
eternal aud the most extreme hostility
to any compromise At the time Of
our leaving the Court House Mr.. York
was addressing the meeting but had not
proceed far enough for US 20 get the
drift of his remarks generally We
left him in the midst Of an apostrophe
to Dir. Baxter, opposing any Change Of
plan on account Of policy or expcdeucy.
Col Joseph I Campbell had previous
" spoken warmly, and we thought forci'
bly,, sustaining the Committee Of Nine.
His remarks we're applauded in man
ner to leave no doubt that the senti-
ment of the meeting was heavily in ia
vor of the resolutions offered by Mr..
Baxter We have aimed to give the
exact words Of Mr. York's resolution
above aud believe we have done so,
though We did not get to copy it by
sight. Our objection to it is, that it
appears to place the whole political pow
err Of the people ia the State Committee,
through whose action alone they co, ID
sfierwards move IN any way. Believ-
ing the people to be tie source Of all
power, aud that no committee can hold
it beyond their reach, orr assent can.
not be given 10 the idea embodied in
the resolution. If the committee were
never to act. the people then could uever
speak. AS to the propriety Of perfec'
ting the Richmond congention of the
l7th proximo, our people may, under
the circumstances, differ. We believe
if they could yet meet aud show practi-
cal unaDiinity in supporting the peace
move of the Nine, it would aaee hap
py aud beueGcent effect. The move
mcat has already tad molIifyi ing ef-
feet on Congress aud the President elect.
t;cnerals GRAFT aud lee, the Antagonists
tic heroes of the late war, have agreed
upon it, and we think our people can
assent 10 tliyt Which they may approve.
After Mr. York had concluded, vote
was taken upon his substitute, which
was rejected, The resolutions offered
by Sir Baxter were then adopted by
very large majority.
Thu1 Washington county endorsed
the action of the Committee Of Nine
and votes for peace.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Freedmens School an Bris'ol-Mr.
feorgc L. White, of the Fisk school 10
Nashville visited our town on last Fri
slay for the purpose of taking steps
oward the establishment o [
a school for the colored people on
he Tennessee side Of our toyE lie
desires US to say that if the colored PEG
pie of Bristol viii procure LOT and get
he building under way he will be able
10 furnish them substantial aid IN the
pay of its completion and the fitiug of
Il up.
The subject is one which should
Commend itself to the favorable con
liberation Of oar white people as well
the colored people themselves. The
Roored people must be educated ID or
Fer to make progress IN the world, and
20 be able to take care Of themselves
We feel sure no people would more
gladly see them under the refining
luRuenee of education than ours. We
pope they may Be able to avail them
selges Of the aid promised. and viii be
EIad to aid thsm in any way we can
Pr White seems TO be very ze' oui
b t heir behalf and will make good bis
fNord-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

J. r. a ANDERSON,
WILL SELL lor casa or srvouct:
$50 Peices Prints aud p,lan =, 10 30 20 lis.
0,pH0 yds. Bro Shrriing, Is 10 is IT..
3 .UuO yis. Bod do II TO Is cts.
IS BAGS Rio C lice, - to rs cts.
30 Bhts Sugar, u : 20 l6 cts.
8 Bills Syfgp, ~ - cents,
1909 lbs Sole Leather, 100 Kegs Nails,
100 KsH Main;
81 C ,saS Boots and Shoes;
DrlhwS, Jeans, Spool cntton History,
Celitr., lliup skirts Buttoes. Bio5ms, Tuys
aud Bucll-t,, iiraiu Bars. e..
AT BALTIMORE PRICES,
FREIGHT ADDED.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

F0'itieal Meeting al AJtagd0n The
fdiourned meeting of the citizens Of
Washington county, Va, was held at
abingdon on Monday last. Oa account
u the illness of MIR. John w. Johnston,
nO, n. Humcs, Esq, was called TO 'be
aair. Mr.. Baxter offered two resolu'
'o'', the frst approving Of the action
the COMMITTEES Of Nine aud the Sec
ID appointing delegates to the eonven'
ION on the 18th Of March, a, Riel-
aond. The resolutions were opp sed
y Capt j. McCiuuis IN fpeaeh Of
Pea. yehemeuce His remarks elected
one applause aud after exhsusuee
oh the subject aud bis own physical
'WcT, be sauk buck, leaving Ny u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

corller; Rs5e,s Martin, W. W. Neal, L. d.
RAIDER, Joseph Il. Anderson, VIM L. Martin,
and l.. L. johnson be, and are hereby, lc-
gaiy constituted Mayor and Aldermen OF
'he council ~ the corporation Of Bristol,
and that All their acts that have been done
and may be passed Ia accordance with said
corporation law and the law Of the State
shall he In full fcrce aud binding during
their Succession in oaice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Col. Huger the very courteous and
ficieut Master of J'ransportation Of the
'ga. & Tenu. Railroad, paid our Office a
sisit on Saturday last lie informs us
bat it is The expectation Of the officers
Df the road to put on au extra passenger
rain during the coming season, but that
/ viii not be done 50 early as the FIRST
Af March.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Eggs Extraordinary. mention,
IS an evidence of prosperity, that the
'hiPment of eggs, oyer the Va. & Team.
'.ine, from this point, for the last six
weeks has averaged from 70 10 bar.
iels per day. As the laying season has
|carcely commenced ths number must
BE- largely increased during the nexi
honth.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

KaeU them WsR--A Bristol belle
ealled on lady friend few days since,
hnd remarked that both her ma and her.
kelf had received valentines. Nine >
paid she, "was VANITY, and mas was
z 30. faced Whoever sent them knew
both of you WE'LL" said the lady.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Charlottesville notice in our last
5ssne of the sale Of W. D. MIuar's
property needs correction Rev. Johu
r. Wallace (not Millardl was she pur-
sbaser, and the land received by Mr.,
4Inor is valued at $4,000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26


Weed, Tobacco.
One box Of Ottoa's prepara~~a is war
ranted TO destrey the appetite tor tobacco
Ia any pelson, no matiev how strong the
habit may be. as II tJali' IN any case
tts money oil BE- ref sRded It's almost I'M
possible To break OF from the pse Of tobae
co by the mere exercise Of the viii. Some-
thing Is needed 10 assist nature in eVereom
ing a habit so firmly rooted; With the help
of the Preparation there is not the least
trouble. Hundreds have used il Yho are
willing TO bear witaess 10 the fact that or
toa's Preparation completely destroys the
appetite for tobacco and leaves the person
rs free from any disire for il as before he
commenced us use. 1t is perfectly saie and
harmless in an cases. The PreparaiioA aces
directly upon the some ghnds and seere-
tioas Affected Ly tobacco, and through 'Aess
upon the blood. thoroughly cleansing the
/ poison OF tobacco from the system, an thua
allaying The uanaural cravings hr tonaeeo-
No more hankeFing for tobaccu alter usins
Orton's Preparation Reeoilee' n y Wal
rautei-
~. pr'ce Of Ortos's Preparation q PEI
| box. forwarded 10 ANY part II no eoanii Y
post Maid. oa receipt Of prise. Money seat
! by naa M COR risk address G.. y. COT
! TON. Proprie,or, boz l,5lA fer'laHd Ae-
4 Dec 3ni.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
II H Fl
Piedmont Land Agency Of Virginia
e.. II. ncLIananIiai;,
local PARTNER AT
BRIsToL-GoopsoN.

u Il ~ l. = v y Y y n
OFFERS for Sale, in addition to num-
~ her o. other, the following valuable
farms:
80. A Farm, situated in Sullivan county,
Tennessee, on HoIston River three miles
from Union Depot, nine miles from Bristol,
one aud half miles from Z st Teun, & Va.
Railroad where there is aswtch, containing
two hundred acres Of laud--une hundred
Of which IS cleared ami in good state 81
cultiyAiion-tne balance is we'll timbered,
Origind growth, Pine, Poplar, Q4k. SC.
aud best quality OF nplaad. On it are 4
Houses, new Saw Mia grist Nil with
one pair BnhFs and l pair corn Stones.
Well watered and in goud neiehborhood-
three churches within ~ piiles. Price
$1,000, half cash balance ia one year.
5S0,-superior Water Power on Hol
ston river in sullivan county, Tenn, 8 miles
crom Bristol, miles from onion. and 4
allies from East Tenn. & Va. Railroad
switch, with $50 acres OF laud, seveuty.h
cleared Of which, Il acres is river bottom,
the balance well timbered-White Pine
Poplar, Oik, Sc. Ga is two story iasm
louse with Six rooms, several tenants
houses, no. ] Saw mill, a Forge, with
three Blooming fires, Cupola, and a Com
mill. This is perhaps the most extensive
water power in the s,ate-capabss Of dri-
wing any amount ofMachinery, ana is a fine
location for Wooden aud Cotton factory
or for Iron works on largo scale.
Ian 22.tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Gold Wotch Key Lost,--The senior
Pditor of this paper lost, while in or
ear the new courthouse at Abingdon,
% Monday last, fine gold watch key,
laaped like harp, and having sqaare.
compass and letter G in centre The
inder will be liberally rewarded by
eaving it at the KirgiaiaR osice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
ALSO

4 small house and lot at tho West
End Of Bristol. Lot contains / Of an acre
Price 500
A dwelling near the Presbyterian
Church, with nescssary out houses. acre
lot, all in good repair. Price $500.
5 uuimproved lots Gu the Va. 4 Tenn.
Railroad. Apply to Z. B. Mechnaaen
Lancaster building.
A very desirable tract OF Llnl, hlH
mile from Bristol, on the Virginia side, con-
tanning sixty acres 40 acres are cleared
and in cultivation, acres fine meadow.
the balance well tmbered ForJorms ar-
ply TO +. B. McCLANAnAH.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
Gold. n New Yorl,. 1921

Very AccYtgble.-- Our thanks are
1ue to that excellent gentleman, Alr.
alexander Thompson, Of Slorristown,
tor . uicc yenison ham.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Round Trip tickets from this point
10 Washington city and beek will be
I'sued BY the Va. & Tenn. II. r. from
'hc first to the tenth of March inclusive,
IOF S2l 80 All who wish to attend
Pie Inauguration, 60 in.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Baud Bencft-The ladies gave a
festival at the Nickels House, on Mon.
Day evening last, Tor the benefit of the
Bristol Brass Band, at which they real
ized about Sl20. This, we are told,
pin very nearly pay off their idebted-
ness.
We are requested, 10 this connections
y return the thanks Of the Band to the
hdies for their effort, to relieve them
bud likewise to all who were present
b in any way contributed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

his c, npsny, National 10 Us character,
n :, by -raAon Vi It's Lage Capital, Low
hats, of Premium aud New Tables, the
piost u. 81 able means Of insuring lilo yet
prtsentvu 10 Tue public.
The rales o. premium being largely re-
iut,d, are made as favorable to ths Insur-
RS tause OF the best Mutual Companies
aud avoid a'l the complications aud uncer
aittirs Of Nots, Dividends, and the mis-
md rStandings which the latter are 50 apt
10 cause the P,liey Holder.
Several new and attractive tables are
noN presented, which need omy to be-
| understood To prove acceptable 10 tho
mnlie, such as The INCOME PRODUCING
POLICY AID RETURN PREMIUM POL
ICY. In the iVrner, the policy. holder not
| o.ny secures a life Insurance., payable AZ
dealh, hut will r,cuiye, ii liyii <, alter u
pe lod Of \ ieg years, al dluaadl income
equal 70 ten per cent. 90 per cent? OF the
par of his Policy In the latter, the C,m-
paay agree % return 10 HE assured The f0tat
mound ~ monty he has paid IN, ila addition
70 ~ amount " his pQliGy.
The auenttun of psrs u, contemplating
iuslliug their lives og increasing he amount
% insurance. they already have, Is called 10
he special advantages ~ red by tho Ma
iona Life lnsurauce Company.
Circular. Pamphlets. aud sul particulars
givrh 90 application 70 tbs B'aDeh Office VI
tiie Comp ortp
JAY COGKE s 90,
Vas 'ugfne, D. d..
GeaeEal Ago Gr d. c., Va. aud w. Va.
CilAS. A. DAVII son,
1ingtVn, Va,
Special A''t Ion Bsstoi, Tenn.
January \, ls6J. ~,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

DsJoadsd.-Owing to tbo appoint
meats made by Gen stonemon the
the court, at Abingdon Inns adjourasd
sine die.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
ray up Yomr pehss.

+ To those who have made promises and
failed 20 comply, we have word to say
. Get tie IA ,ney, redeem your promise, aud
- the future make no debts on other men
PROMISES" Egery man experience teaches
him the credit system ouly weakens conf
deuce IN our trading community, and has
played out"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Tie Norfolk & Greol Iyesera- On.
,rnr,l I'VE have before us letter
from Giles Gregory. Esq..at TaylorsVille,
in Johuson county, in which The writer
.pcaks in glowing terms of the spirit
aud enthusiasm Of the people toward
the N &G. RR They stand ready
to lend egey possible assistance TO the
snrrevinc marty soou to start from this
place, and will leave no r,onc
untnrned to complete this great cutter,
prise
a., 49, MI CO.
80
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Apples, Green, per barrel. Sc 5Ga5 o.
Do, Dried, pared, per ID. o. 0S
Do, brandy, per gallon, 275 q 90
Do. Hams, per %. is
Do. sides. per 10. 10
Beef, Slaughtered, per ID. 4a7
Butter Nos. ], aud 3. Is 25 Is a 22O
Beeswnx, per 70. RS
Buekwheat Flour, per -. Osl
Beans, White, per bu. OF G0lbs. I75 al 50
DO. Mixed or cold. O5 10
Bleckberries, Dried, per 10. Halo
Blue Grass Seed, per bu Of l4lbs l rs u 200
CAickcns, Dressed, apiece, Is %
Do. LIVE, apiece, l4al6
Coffee, Fair to good Rio, pei 10. 2lu23
Do Prime to choice Rio pc. 70 24a 2G
Do. Laguayra, per ID. 27a2s
Do. Java, per 10. 80
Chesse' Diary, per ID. % a %
Cotton Yarns, per bunch, lbs. 2lOa2l5
Corn, White, per bu. OF jb lbs. 75n7z
Do yellow and Mixed, 75a75
Corn Meal, per bu. Of 50 lbs. sOaS5
Clover Seed, per bu. Of 20 lbs, 40 so
Cement, per Lbl. 8 90
Cranberries, per. Dbl. G0OG 1000
Eggs, Fresh, per doz. lGaI7
Evergreen Grass Seed. per bu. lib GOAL %
Flour, Supetfne, per bbl. 9o0a9 2j
Do. EXtrs. per bbl. 10 90 10 50
Eo, Family. per bbl. ~ Goa 10 90
Gathers, Live Goose, per 10. IS 20
Flax seed, per bu. Of So lbs. 2Isa2 20
Flax LInnen, per yard, lSa 20
Ginseng, per ID, Sj IS
Hay, lIaled, per loo lbs 90a1lO
Herds Grass seed, per bu. 10 lbs 50al 70
Iron, country bar, per 100 lbs O5 % o5l
Lard, Va. & Fem. Nos, ., ., ], I7a1Sa20
Leather, Spanish sole, per 10. 32 80
Do. country tanned, sole, pcrlb 30 aSg
Do. country tan'd sole, aEi'd. rs q 40
DO. Harness, per 10. % a IS
Do. Upper. per To-. % rs
Moa-ses, n Orleans, per gal 90 %
Do Refined Syup,, pergnl. IS a 90
Nails, Old Dominion, pen keg 100 lbs 90
Oats, per bu. of 33 lbs 60 a 20
Onious, per bu. of 81 lbs l50dl75
Orchard grass seed per bu, IA lbs. 2 2Jae so
Oil, Tanners, per gal. l25 a / 40
Peaches, Dried. impaired, per ID. l0a1l
Do. Dried, pared, per lb. ISea0
Potatoes, Irish, per bp. 60 lbs. ! GOAL %
Do. Sweet, per ba. COLDS. 80 90
Peas, Dried, per bu. / 4Oq so
Pork. Fresh Hogs, per To-. l2l l3
Do. Sailed per 10. Is TO
Rye, per bu. Of &c lbs. 80
Rags, Linen and Cotton, perth. 04I %
Sail, Liverpool fne, per sack 25d3 81
Sugar Brown. per To- 10 II
Do yellow Q aud Extra c lSGI9
Do Crushed, formulated, Pull
lied, and Cut Loaf ~
Soap. country made, per 10. 06 a 80
Tallow, per 10 l2h
Turkeys, Dressed, per ~. I2a Is
Timothy Seed, per hu. 40 lbs, 80 500
Tow LineA per, yard, Is q 10
Vinegar Pure Cider, per gal. 80 25
wheat, White, per bu 90 lbs 80 a 2 10
Do Red, per bu. 60 lbs co IS
Wool, wash ed per III. % 3s
Do Unwashed, per 10. . a 30
Whiskey. Rcciied, per gal iOd 70
Do. Pure Va. Mountain Rye, 90 a , IS
FERTILIZERS, PER TON.
Peruvian Guano, per ton, $50 90 n sos
] Redouda Guano per ton, 30 90
Pacific Guano, per ton, 20 90
Fish Guano, per ton, 55 90
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphs e. per ION G5 90
Rhodes Phosphate Lime, Pei ton, CO 81
Fowle & Cos Phosphate Peruvian
Guano, per ton, so co
Baltimore city Manufacturing Cos