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New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
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UNITED sTETE TREASSGI, NV YsRK. June y Ise9 e,,
IFTIH ,PuRCHASE ct GovERNGE1MI ~ Z lii.1 ~,
dS MhPs.sPAT je skT n vTESFr i SoSDs
for snEng vbish the bids will be opened sed tse
awards rropsss viii state the speess eharae Of the Bopa
for any sSssSt 20. iess issR Eve Thousand Dssrs
Bo.ds : h-s ssss stlost regard sssed .hIsh
Eiss V.s. %S ,ss ssrtss els for ~, per
,. Is ssosihsd and those Of ohsr On
following ssy Bonds be delivered far which payment
viii be Bsds as they can be daily eIiminei ,c
The night reserved to reject bids adverse to tle interests Of The COY
HsaS STt aSerI.. l4a' diEPssscd VIII Os
II. II. VAN DYcK, Assistant Treasurer.
DUBLIC NOTICE.-The undersigned will sell
I 4 AHSHS = GM e ' ER hScd5. n m s S sS
"a, Of Jane S oosl % .Se o9g sEe, P q % loe ss q sS
COmpsny; shares Nanuourng Corporation known BY the
nam, % ss Aa v ssss I S % the Con-
lssSHoe Company shares Of the Capital SGe6 Of ss hu@oo
Assignee Of Eyhr,an Place. Ssnest o. -sterA
pANKERS' AND BROKERS' ASSOCIATION
~ no Is BR0ADsT.
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
CAPITAL L...................S ,0O0,000
PAID R...............''.'' SOOO,OOO'
TRUSTEES ,
President Geld EIchanr. Bank JAMES D. SMITH,
Mes.rs J. I. BrUTSelI Hehi pr. R " MARTIN jr
me..l EIsia AAFyS BEds h''i IFs vi NS51 66eaTE c.
Messrs stoE. A Dickinson l.. J. VAN BOSKERCk,
A. N. FERRIS, Messs Lockwood 4 %
Nessrt A A. Ferns 4 Dra JOHN BONNER.
T. b MUSGRAVB. MessG John Bonner Co
heSsrs Nusgrave 4 Co.
6. 7. BONNER
hessrs G. r. Co.
TrAnsacts a General Banking business
Deposits sight and allows Eve per cent
Interest on balances.
allowed deposits for specified time agreement
ID. W. BKRDIS, Manager JOHN BONNbh PreNoehI
OYTIoE OF tn PARHEKs' LOAN THusr CoNP.NI;
26 RIeksnseplace Wlanst INV YORK, May p 1903
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for nine Dl-
RBCTORS Of th Company will he bed at tAs shee 90 TUES
Jane The ps will be- from oeoeA NJ
70 o'clock y. m GBO. p FITCH. Secretary.
ASBURY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
No 28l BRoADwAT, n. y.
This policies all kinds OF LIE oontngenees
v H. j. Baker Joha bIou, J.
Dickinson. Albert Clark, G. c. North. James bishop.
OYYCKRs-L President; George Elliott, NcePresdent ana
Secretary H. NeChatock. Actuary
SEcuRIrI Insurance CoNPAST.
No ll9 Broadway, MAY - 1863
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for TWELVE
DIRECTORS OF this COMPANY will be bed At this once on
MONDAY June IA The polls will be oren from " otosi m 70
O'Clock ,. IN. FRANh W. BALLARD hteIe'Ap'
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ CLERK Of the BOard Of Rauon Of Grand and
streets ASUhere ee) u TUESDAY the 20 day Of Jane,
twelve Ssh o PpJBg Ib coal and wOSd required for
three ousand OS serds Of wood and
he Of the hest quality Of white sb furnace and steve
COED houSand hundred aad Forty a. ~ ponds
buiAHga proposals the ou which
posed 70 supply 10 be furnished from the mines nARs
aud e tan Of I've Ound sso haEad asd
fsty q .2s0) pounSA -.
Thousand farsace twelve hundred tuns Of
hundred aud twenty-five Of and seventy
Of nut
The be the best quality tho sticks not less than three
3 feet oug less thar three 90 inches 10 diameter
The pine be Of the best qaA not less than three ~ et
siI t6j inches long
The proposals price per cord Of one hundred and twenty
ueed
e price cut r saving and sphg per oaa-'ss qasuT q oak
wooa 10 be sr onr required by Committee Supplies
measured under the supervision OF the
Inspector Of Fue Of Education and be delivered at
the schools. When ordered - fellows .... ...
Twohrs quantity required from the Ast day OF Juy TO The
twenty nh A1Eun remainder required By the Com
"a Supplies ... ....,
Raid woo 6oih pine delivered sawed and when
an pt piled the yads cellars, vaults hht Of
The school buildings be dengns BY the proper authority The
bndisg the I'd
dv Of June 1870 faithful Performance Of be
required be accompanied With the
sigu aures and residences Of the proposed survties
will be allowed or delivering said coN and wood al
the Schools for pulus aud pns the same 10 the yards eel
lars . bus OF said schools
Proposs mast directed Supplies OF the
OF Eucaton and should be ndoTse Proposals. for Coal
Proposals Wood" as the may be-
The Committee reserve the right te reject any OF al OF e proposals
offered. TIMOTHY BRENNAN, Conmitee
THOMAS MURPHY
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, } Supplies
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Situatims IantiO-- -Malts.

XHTANTED-A situation by young man as
w HIGHT PORTER Wholesale BnHess anything be ean
he us.h ib good rerensea from last employer Address g. T. A.
Tribune Ofer.
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NJ boal pahhahed that state laPed sh sIsen fah PAse
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OFTCE or AcrSs, ConHIssAEI Oy SuBGsTENcE.l
PoRr CsLUABus RzW.IOKN HAKHOE, Jahe H. lscY


PROPOSALS in Duplicate, with copy OF this
uahed win Se received bV ts sadsrsgsed una
on supplying FRRSH BEEF 10 tAe
Csunbu ed iok Harser New York
City The said bes nHsi be fesh sf ssod marketable ssa IN
proportion fore aad hsd aek shaHks aHd kHe
ow to b eIcssd and be delivered the posts absve slRe
free QaAnt reqairrc ami
CsnnsaRs Ohser sha designate sel exceeding
four uIue week
seBaae duplicate viii also be received BY the sSde
sgse up aad lse meHoned or Supplying
Comm amhes stationed the Aforesaid
places these supplied ibse0R Ih such CA0 FrcsA Beef as they
tine require, ueh SrIotR and Porter hoHse
Shaks Standing Rfbg Of Rio R0dsS
These ssnaeis to be Ia force six rnoahs
Consary General shall direct commencing the let day JGy
1863
The ooucor viii rraured bosds for the Of
signed By responsible saes whose
mus he msuusEcd in the lids
The proposals. opened u the M instant at which
tims aud place bidders are svited be present
will lie and addressed:
" Erf hninr u g A A @
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AT FORTIETH-sT.

A. Van Vert, for Asbury d Lerch, Ss7 sheep, ayerag
iaR s. r. each, at &c. per %, OF s. 90 per head.
MeGraW 4 Reid sold 100 heavy unsLOrn sheep al
q OF per head, aud II lambs al s. 81 each.
gWiNE-Arrfvals continue very free, 1927 being
ceiyed during the week ana u cars or SGS Tor today
trade Az thcy are all slaughIercIs II is useless 10
attempt 10 quote them alive. Dressed declined 20 l@e
sbeut Friday last but they worth HE to-day III
.ss-aHc nArks
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Tmhmtrp.

ND',, so,.. are compact we'll and economical Ad
4 5Sh wn ~ ISDRBWs l. BRO, No H4 WaterFL, n Y.
NOR SALE A C0RLISS ENGINE can be
- hIEh or pr,iEure 77neA bore snd isst Trgns ao
ssa1Dineh es.I ,aT.,a Isnlvta p CASSIDY,
with or N"00'' ~ Nos 70 10 BridgeEt broopyn. a. l.
and Wood Working Ma
4fA thnsy, " s,"' s' g. A q. PLACE
hasAASJ p'P"' Nea I76 AAd l2e Chambsntk. RsU-reTE
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II NOIa TNNIII " ITII - y /" "'.11l'
THE WEEKS SALES.
AT CoMMUEIPAw.

BY Bells PidcOck. 5l2 sheep, at an average OF IS 81
pcY head they varied from a to &c per b Also t4
lambs at z3Else. per y, OF 81 &c each
By Kase. HaHver q Co, go sheep averaging - 81 or
5Ia7e per d. and l,5S6 Jersey lambs at - per head,
l2{ use. per y.
AT FORTY -EIGHTUSr
BY Hume 4 Eliott-2,iSl sheep, averaging s. s63 per
-.
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ICaIeilIy TeD0rted ioT IHE IHIBrNEI
MoSDAY June :. ls6a.
ASHRS-The market s m and the demand P0si Of
81 bbs. At 81 "a 58 for Tor Pots Pearls nominal
COTTONWe again general advance all the upper grades
good strong the continued small offerings giving seller
e Advantage; current rates too h for shipments sales OF 2
SATURDAY evening" Of which 1904 bales
yIe by spectators and Z2j bales by exporters;
u UO bales Low Mddrg November 2j We quote follows
un-andE &c Mn-.-.. n. Oe.na IeHaA
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Steamihp LOUISIANA, Thomas SATURDAY June H. at N
Passage Liverpool Qaeenssowu cabin 100 aud sSi sesIS
go Stsego tickets from Liverpool Queenstown 49,
" '' h W j. HURsT, Manager.
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5nanfiul.

THE HANSON CAB COMPANY.
Books Subscription the HANSON CAB C0APANY win he
epened WEDNESDAY 2Sth May ls the Gae Of Hess
Bankers and Of Ed W. Brandon
q Co, No I33 Water-s ED. W RRANDON.)
JEROME BUCK, Commissioner
HENRY SPEAR
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OFTICE FEOFL."N IN" INaIkANIE I0AFANlI(
NV .vuEE. june O. lat'
DHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
will be bed at elr etce, No 3 tauasL on
TUESDAY. the 18th dag Of Jue. 1909
Polls open from u 10 O'clock ,. ~. - . -. ,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-13

EFFECT OF PREJUDlCE.-When the
Robt. E. Lee was built, the ship build
ers of New Albany who worked on
ner. upon learning the intended name,
swore that they would burn the boat.
So serious did the matter appear, that
Capt. Cannon was compelled to bring
the boat to this side of the river and
have the meme painted on. The result
of this foolish prejudice and bigotry
has been that, while Louisville and
JefTersonvillc ship carpenters have had
plenty to do, and are all busy to-day,
the ship, carpenters in New Albany are
lying idle, and looking wistfully for
job. 1t has injured New Albany to
the amount of thousands of dollars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-13

A curious thing happened on Sun.
day afternoon, April rs, says the
Meriden (Connecticut) Republican. As
Mr.. Frank Wright was standing in
front of his mothers residence he no.
ticed some dark object, apparently
falling from great height, and
striking in the street between him and
the Meri,len House. On examination
it proved to be the shell Of a land tur.
tie, with the flesh all picked out, fresh
blood remaining inside. Both the
upper and under shell remained, and
were each about ten inches long. Some
large bird, probably, in passing over
head dropped it. The shell had en-.
graved upon ito back the letter "w"
and 1880"
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

ROsadalis +! ROsadalis! ROsadal-
is Are you suffering with incipient
Consumption or Scrofiila in any form,
Rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
Skin Diseases or Neuralgia? Is your
blood in disordered state? Do you feel
languid or depressed in SPIRITS? Would
you be rid of these? Try Rosadalis.
This remedy has been fully tested; the
demand increasing to such an extent as to
cause the PrOprietors to fit up more eX.
tensive laboratory for its manufacture.
The best evidence of its virtues is the tes-
timony of those who have used it, Whole
sale Depot, 81 Exchange Place. Baltimore.
Ask your Druggist for RoSadalis Alma-
mac for 1869. apr22-4i.
s5Y- For sale by Hutchins q Warner,
Druggists. Winchester Tenn.
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THE first number of the second VOL
nme Of the Masonic Record is on our
table, as usual replete with chaste and
interesting matter. This number con-
tains an article on Negro Masons,
and the origin Of negro lodges, which
it shows to be wholly unauthorized.
Negro masonry, We imagine, must
necessarily commence in negro equal.
ty-socially and fraternally-a state of
things entirely subversive of the order
iftolerated in this country. The ex
pose in the Record Is conclusive.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-13

The horse stolen from Col. Turney's
stable, as announced in this paper three
weeks ago, has been recovered. He
was found in the possession Of a man
named Pace, who claimed to be part
ner in the firm of p. p. Pease & Co.,
Atlanta, Ga. Pace was arrested near
Scottsboro, Ala, and is now in Jail at
this place to await his trial. Justice to
all parties requires no further CON-
ment, as the case will have to undergo
an investigation in the courts of the
country.
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DIED,

At the residence of Capt. Thos. Finch,
on Saturday, 9Th inst, of pulmonary dis
ease, Mrs. FANNIE w. WARNER, daughter
of DR.. VIM. Estill, aged about "a years.
We had well and intimately known her
from playful childhood until the last hour
of her existence. When small girl, she
was always remarkable for her agreeable
manners and sweetness Of disposition, and
won the esteem of all her associates. She
possessed that combination ofgcntle quail
tiles which rendered her model Of anita
bility in the full sense Of the lovely charac.
teristic. She had been married little more
than three years, and in that relation, COM
bined with those graces tender fondness
that rendered her new state that of matri-
monial felicity. Several months ago we
noticed the hectic flush on her fading
cheek, and sweet spirituality in her
countenance gave hint too plain to our
imagination that she was candidate for
the skies. Her many friends deeply SYM
pathize with her bereaved husband and
relatives. In early life she connected her
self with the c. L. Church, and was cheer
fully sustained in her faith during lin
gering illness. until,she passed away to en-
Joy the realization of her christian hopes.
When all is lost that e'er could give
A purpose or wish to live;
When life seems but a labor lost,
A duty, or task at most,
We vainly wish the task was done,
Or think our sands too slowly run.
How vainly seems the sun to glow,
The flowers to bloom, the streams to flow.
Our troubled pulses thrOb in vain
To waken mem'ries in the brain;
We sigh for hopes that give again,
Perhaps the loves that must remain
For those lnterminable years
Undimmed with cares or earthly fears.
Such warnings rend the aching heart,
When loves fine tendrels broken. part;
But oh what blissful joys are given
When parted loves unite in Heaven.
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3 3 5 3 3 3 8 8 3

THOSE Of our subscribers who are in
arrears for subscription would do us
quite a favor in time Of need, to think
of the printer when they have any sur
plus change in their pockets. 1t would
be small matter with them, but much
to US. Come, gentleman. square up
with the printer. We mast have money
printers must live, as well as other
people. Money makes the mare 60"
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THE Sabbath Schools Of the various
churches design having picnic on
next Saturday, at G.. W. Hunts Grove,
near town. We bespeak for the iuve-
niles IA joyous festivity on the occasion.
We hope none may have their feelings
hurt, or become angry on that day.
We say to the little ones, Try to be
happy, and enjoy pleasant picnic.
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WINCHESTER GRAND UNION
SUNDAY sCHOOLPIC-NIC.

The following programme cf the
Sunday School Picnic will give Cd idea
Of the order OF the day. We under
stahd that the procession will move
out to the residence Of Mr.. G.. W.
Hunt where pleasant grounds will be
prepared in the cool and shady campus
so tastefully laid out by Mr. H. With
shady oaks and native forest trees, a
more delightful place could not have
been selected. 1t is hoped the excur-
sionists will have happy time:
OFFICERS Or THE DAY,
Capt. Howard Newman, Chief Marshal.
Cutler Cherry,
T. n. Pryor, Assistant
j. L. Baugh, XarsAals.
Capt. W. H. Brannon,
The procession will form on Court
house Square, as follows:
l. Winchester Silver Cornet Band.
2. Episcopal Sunday School.
8. Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday
School.
4. Baptist Sunday School.
6. Methodist Sunday School.
ORDER OF EXERCISES AT THE GROVE.
Prayer by Rev. M. H. Bone.
Singing by Methodist Sunday School.
Address by Rev. A. 7. Crawford.
Singing by the Methodist Sunday
School.
Singing by Baptist Sunday School.
Address by Rev. J L. Lloyd.
Singing by Baptist Sunday School
Singing by Cumberland PresbyIe.
rian Sunday School.
Address by r. G. Hunt
Singing by Cumberland Presbytc' |
rian Sunday School.
Singing by Episcopal Sunday School
Address by Dr. J. G. Shapard.
Singing by Episcopal Sunday School
Song by all the Schools.
BENEDICTIoN-Rev. Fl. H. Sneed.
Dinner.
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SEE the card Of Drs. Shapard and
GarneE.-a new firm in the practice of
medicine. DR.. Shapard. long and we'll
known to the community, has asso.
ciated DR.. Garner with him. DR.. G.
has been a student Of medicine for
about ten years, and is well posted in
the theories Of his profession. and
doubtless can properly apply them in
practice.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-13

We learn from all quarters that the
wheat crop promises at this time to be
unusually good. The light frost on
the morning Of the 9Th did no visible
harm. 1t is hoped cold weather is past
for this season.
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TIE COMING VIRGINIA ELECTION

TIE COMING VIRGINIA ELECTION
The Richmond papers announce that
after consultation with Gen. Candy in
regard to the probable time Of holding
the election, q Committee we're inform
ed that the election in Virginia would
not take place until some time in July.
This delay will be caused by the length
of time required to revise the registra-
ton of voters and the occurrepce of
harvest The number Of registsars
and plsces Of registration will b. great
y fnsssassd II The next fegistsatioD.
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JAMES r. HARRIS, Of Nashville, Tenn
is our authorized agent to procure sub
scriptions and advertisements for this pa
per in that city, and to receive payment
md receipt for the same.
MIR. HARRIS can be found at the Drug
Store of II. L. Crutcher 4 Son, No. "a Col
lege Street.
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Public Boarding House.

Mrs. Mary A. Wright gives notice to
the public that she has to-day opened her
house in Winchester for transient, day
and regular boarders. Her house is fitted
up in good style, and the best accommo-
dations can be given. From her long ex-
perience in hotel keeping, she confidently
assures all who may give her call u
pleasant home and entire satisfaction.
feb25-tt MARY A. WRIGHT.
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For State Senator,
- -
For Attorney General

To THE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH JU-
DIcIAL CIRCUIT.-I hereby announce my
self a candidate for the office of Attorney
General of the Sth Judicial Circuit. If
elected, shall strive for the promotion of
VIM. a. TuoMA.
We are authorized to announce W. j.
Cliff, of Warren county, a candidate for
Attorney General of the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict,
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Administrators Notice!

All persons indebted to the estate of w.
L. Handley, decd, arc notified to come for
ward and settle the same without delay |
and all who have claims against said es-
tate are required to present them to me.
properly authenticated, within the time |
prescribed by law, or they will be forever |
barred. ROBT {. HANDLEf,
jan7-6m Administrator.
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Nashville Markets.
From the Union and Americana

Financial.
TUESDAY. May II. 1869.
There was but little fluctuation in gold
yesterday. The rates here were l362al37
buying, and 1873 selling.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 67T for the old, and
66A for the new.
COTrON.--Ordinary 22c; good orli
nary 2319a24c {; low middling 241aa25.
CoRN.-We heard of purchases to-day
at G4aG5c loose. and shipments at 7Sa7S1ac,
sacked and in depot.
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Administrators Notice,

:. All persons indebted to the estate OF
T. W. Newman, decd, are notified to come
forward and settle the same without delay
and all who have claims against said es-
tate are required to present them to me.
or to II. w. Newman, properly authenti-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
SARAH G. NEWMAN,
fe b1l-tf Administratrix. 4
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DRowNED-A negro boy went in
bathing on last Sunday a few miles
east of this place, and was dr. wned.
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LOCAL..
Our Agent.

k6y~ Business notices inserted under this head
will be charged 20 cents per line, each insertion
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ANNOU NCEM ENTS.
For Circuit judge.

We are authorized to announce Hon. W
p. Hickerson. Of Coffee County, us candi-
date for Judge of the Circuit Court OF this
Judicial District,
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We are authorized to give insertion
TO the following call:

I'D. =. Davenport and s. D. Matlser,
Esq, will allow their names to come
before ths people for Senator and Rep.
!esentesiye respectively for tAis Sens.
tos'ai District and County. they will!
receive tie support Of
!, !. :. ..,s,s.s., NAT .ya1rr.
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For Chancellor.

EVT CIIUiICcIIUTs
We are authorized to announce Hon.
Barclay NJ. Tillman, present incumbent,
as Il candidate tor the Chancellorship Of
of the 18th Division, embracing the coun-
ties of Franklin. Grundy. Coffee, Cannon,
Warren, Dekalb, White and Putnam, in
the approaching May election.
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Atlanta Market.
Corrected weekly by H. T. Cox & Bro,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.

May 10, 1869.
Corn u bushel, 95al 90.
Wheat-White V bnshcl, 81 S0a1 90.
Tennessee Red 70al Is. r.
Rye nominal,
Oats " bushel s5c.
Flour-Superfine u sack, 9S pounds, 3 30
3 70. Extra 4 O0a4 25. Family 00a5 so.
Bacon--.Shoulders u pound. lac.
Clear sides lSc. Hams l6.
Meal, " bnshel GOAL 90.
Hay, 81 s5al IS.
Lard-In barrels Ice In frkins,
zoe.
Butter 30a35c.
Eggs u dozen 15c.
Beeswax, 35a3Sc.
OniOns-none in market.
Field Peas--Red, y bushel 10. White
Is.
Virginia salt y sack 2 80.
Dry hides u pound 25c.
A sheetings u yard l51aal6c.
q shifting y yard l3]aal4c.
Cotton yarns q bunch 90.