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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30
Pulaski TENNESSEE FRIDAY AloRNTNG DEcEasER So $50

prepared for eating on the fatal nigh
remain in abundance lOaves OF breaC
fresh from the oven, perfect III 1ofm
but charfed almost to bMckHess.
fruits OfyaFious kinds, and nuts al
unbroken As the ladies arc out ano
viii not l'eturn to-day, we may enter
their apartments. Here we Gild 81
the paraphernalia of the toilet, even
to fhe rouge and false hair. eIhe
apOthecaries shops hare on hand q
large quantity of cosmetics, showing
that they were in great demand.)
| Here are bracelets and jCwels, some
of exquisite workmanship, gold and
precious stones. Here are writing
materials ;inI<stands and pens; lamps
as they went out when POmpeii was
extinguishcd thimbles and dis
taffs ana sUinHing wheels-in short,
the whole catalogue of q WOmen's do
mestie life in the Roman days Of old.
The shops, with their contents, are
as great q curiosity as the homes.
Some Of them are extensive, tie prop
crtY of wealthy citizens, from which
thew derive their incomes. There
are several bakeries, or cOOk-shpPs,
in perfect preservation, from which
large quantities of Tiands have been
taken. In some the bread WAS found
standing in the ovens. The advertise
ments around the doors and III the
interior show that the art Of adycF-
Using is not a modern invention.
And. though somewhat out Of place,
| NAV here mention that the candi-
dates for Office in Pompeii, as III our
time, made known their superior
qualifications in glaring posters,
which remain 10 this day.
The cellars were stored with wine
and although the old Falernian has
long since eYaporated, the amphOrac,
or Carthen jars which contained the
wine, stand in rows along the walls.
In the house of Dfomede, one Of the
most extensive and el26Oratcly oTna-
mented villas in the town, situated
near one Of the gates OF the city, were
several cellars at which were large
nlIm bers of these wine jars, Of great
size. This house, being remote from
the centre Of the town, was evidently
resorted to by the friends OF the own
e. as place Of comparative safety !;
but more persons probably lost thcIr
lives In it than in any other. Ihe
skeletons or forms of seventeen per-
sons were found in the cellars. On
tile women were found gold necklaces
and bracelets and other ornaments.
Twowere little children, whose heads
we're still covered with beautiful! h3ir
when found. In one of the houses III
Pompeii two of the bodies are kept IN
q glass case, the attitudes and posture
the limbs expressing the mortal ago
nv which csrIne upon them while they
were in full vigOr and health. DiO-
medc himself Cor one W hofs supposed
to have been the owner cf the villa
bearing his uameJ was found Hcar
the garden gate with 2 purse OF gold
ana silver coin and other yaluabies
III his hahd, while aD attendant stood
by his side craspiug the the key TO
the gate.
BGtI must break of abruptly from
this interest visit, as il Is time 70 re-
turn to Naples. EC5EGITs.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30

AdHkey nI.oaisiala was recently
discussing fhc negro equality ques-
ton, to which lie is bitterly opposed.
lie said :-''IIy friends, Goda-nlity
made lie white. lie made de blRei.
Nobody can't make EN- muffin else.
You Rnow how &c turkey hc roost on
de fence, aud dc. goose he roost on
dc eronnG. You pull de turkey of
De fence a3d getup again. You crap
lis wings, bat some now or nudder
he's gwine 10 ger back on lie fence.
Now you put Il goose on lie fence he
fall oil. Ie don't belong dar. Now
dat's white man and niger. White
man r0Ost oG dc fence, and nigger on
de ground"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30

The practice OF milking bat once
each day, says the Hearth and Home
where cows give but little late in the
year, is q bad one. They shrink much
faster, and if Young, tho habit of not
holding out IS found to the owners
subsequent cost. They should be
MIXED, as long rs they are MIXED ct
all, twice each day, and if we'll fed
and we'll stabbed, the process may
safely and probably be continued
up to within six weeks Of their calv-
ing,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30

-7T[
-cHRIsTSEAs BELLS.
BIZ ALFRED TESSEsOS. .-.


Ia BT ALFRED TESSSysoS -rts
Ring out Wild bells TO the -7sfid SKY .
Tue flying cloud, the frosty hight:
The yeHr Is dying in the night
Ring out Wild beds and Jet Hhd de. . a
Ring out the old. ring in tho new
Ring, happy belisf asToss-the snow; 81
The yeaE IS going, let him go 80 ~ 2
Ring out the false, ring in ths true.
Ring out the grief that saps the MUD
For tn Sc that here we see no more
Ring out the fcud of rich and poor,
Ring,in redress to all mankind. e.
And ancient forms Of party strife;
Ring in the nobler modes of life,
With sWeeter manners, purer laws.
Ring nut the want the core. the sin,
The faithless GOODNESS Of the times,
Ring out, ring out my Hourntm rhymes,
But ring The fuller minstrel an ---F
Ring ont false pride in place and blood,
The civic slandeF and tue spite;
Ring ia - geys.ss sssils - E5isht.T
Ring out old shapes Of foul disease
Ring out The naTroEi9g lust Of gold; .zs
Ring in the thousand years Of peace.
Ring in the valiant nan and free, 80 --r
The Iirger heart, the kindlier hsld;
Ring out the darkness If the land
sRing insfhe Christ taatis to be. -ta
TODAY y r a.+faI
On unger, sweet To-day
and hasten not away:
Let kindly eyes still shine,
The same old friends be mine,
The joys which, being thine,
u Shall pass with thee away:
Oh leave them, kind To-day
Oh hasten, drear To-day!
On hasten fast away; f-Ets
- For thou sad tears hast brought, .a
And hours with sorrow fraught,E
Fair hopes that came to nOught;
Take, take them all away.
-- And finger not, To-day ! -.r -ea
sOindnite, To-day, --. -.a--
That shall not pass away!
Out OF the shadoWy night
Into thy Heavenly light, - .-.--.-
EFH Under His WatchfuI sight, r
He We fain would haste away,
80. And caLeaTth Yesterday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30

Brother y, 4 highly respectable
member of the legal profession in an
adjoining county, was always sound
in matters oflaw, but never particu-
larly brilliantin the presence of that
great palladium OF American liberty
and umbrella of our rights sometimes
called q jurg. On one occasion his
cXordiUm in criminal case rather
dciractod from his influence. Conn
ing from all parts of the country rs
YOU DO, gentlemen, and acquainted
with all kinds of rascality as all of
you undoubtedly are (here the fore
man smiicd), and especially you Mr..
Foreman, | doubt if Il case Of equal
attrocity to this everwas within your
experienced"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30

The individual who boasts that lie
has Eeen in business in the city for
fifteen years, and not during that time
paid cent to any newspaper, rode
ap iUroHe ofthe street cars the other
evening. lie is no better off now
than he was when his father started
him in business at that fine f1e is
probably tWinbrother to the pious
old fellow who, in telling his rcigi-
Gus experience TO young converts,
said Il bless God that religion is
cheap here haveI been a member of
this church for fifteen years, and il
has never cost me one cent At
which The minister, whose saItry was
perhaps in arrears, exclaimed :: ''God
bless your stingy old sonl!'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30

4 corn planter in New ELglaud
had a yellow, backward field. A
neighbor was Kind enough to give
two loads of lIen manure which he
put on, a handful to q hill, as far as
it would 60. The rows thus pushed
forward gave three times as much
corn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30


MAGNETISM or WATCH SPEIN t,5.-
It has recently been discovered that
the springs of chPoEometers and
watches, which are constructed of
steel, arc frequently magnetic. Steel
is at all times liable to be magneized
from ca1ses beyond mans control
Watchmakers are advised to test their
springs as to magnetism, by placing
them near to very small and truly
balanced mariners compass. If the
spring exhibits in none Of its circum-
ference any. tendency to attract one
pole of the compass, more than tho
other, il may be considered free from
magnetic influence; on The ether
hand-if the north pole moves to one
part, and the south pole to the other,
the spring is decidedly useless; for
in whatever position the time-keeper
may be placed, with such a spring, it
viii be affected by the earth's magEc-
tism.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30
Serenity Languages IN Rome.

On Thanksgiving day, when The
students as Georgetown presented
500 for The pope, Archbishop Spald-
ing, in reply, among other things,
said:
For the holy fatLcr, thank YOU
most sincerity. Your speaking in four
languages makes this sort Of minia-
turc council. Ia the great council at
ROmo there were those who spoke
seventy different languages and it IS
an Illustration of the sagacitv and
wisdom of the catholic church in
establishing Latin as the language of
the church {; for at this great council
where so many dialects were repre-
sontCd, there was but one tongue
spoken, as there was bat one heart
and ono faith. / had the pleasure,
If it may be called Il pleasure, III such
hot Wc5ther as we had in Rome OF
hearing four hundred speeches in
Latin delivered in one day; some
long, most Of them eloquent, and all
trimmed Of figures of rhetoric
for il was required that they should
coniinc themselves, strictly to state
ments Of facts and ecclesiastical pre-
cedents. itwas hard TO make any
appreciaUlc impression the grave
and reverend sCignOF5- We're very hard
20 please, and sometimes there were
a little angered By speakers who in
I dulged in fi0nTishes OF rhetoric in
Istead Of facts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30
BEEP sTEAKs OF JACKAss

are to be sold 2, She looked search
ingly at me for a quarter of a second,
and then, wiukiRg, replied in signi-
1icant tone: "Was itgrease for kitch-
en- purposes you. ask for, Sir ?"a
Then, sir, if you VIII be good
enough to como into my back shop
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-30

Is UdIIy IIUIt HOLICtdDIG ON INC sIrCCIs.
Tic universal complaint is: 1--WE do
not know what it is not to be hun
CRY" The Government has begun
to distribute, to sell, round Dutch
cheeses, but, as one has to wait four
hours TO geta ticket, and to lose four
or five hours the following day wait
ing ones turn of service, / have not
triedt to get a ration of it. Waiting
iii this inelement season in front of a
butchers stalls has already carried
hundreds Of people to the grave.
, 1870-08-09

rrh, nr .ae 70 choice 1s.a..c. royto B.e,,. COM
nnn L, is,,- lats.iLr. Tofro Kie1. p,,cac 10
rhoJcs ,oa.tL1 -: Hayana i,0x com s1cu to Yatr
ff,aiIIc: f!aranI. box. BRINE to ch0ice, ls,, -
lie: mt.la+.rs EuSs.. E, lnaiOEc: Canton c
1sSais..c; CslYef. sef1oT, iaslsHc; Richmond
sYRi;pS.1 drn, feeling perya.,e.l this market
so-daJ md Quotations xere steady Il follows: New
Uriesns sInoissses, eogEe; Ph{lsdci ahta golieu
iSsscs ~ SeT rork extra sugar ho,,se sysnp,
sc :oc; FhilanclphiA y ehlyc, saa4sc: ,'aarsHs
silver dips. sNe9oc: 3Iollcrs extra, 6136s; Mol
TF4Srn. e-rre ,tA ,1amAnf for this lJh g OF
, 1870-08-09

Missour!s. !s......-...-W ~
Old n. Caru,itl:tS. ~
New y. C1rUti1SS.. .
.Jout 1t:tt&L pcr cent lpwc:.
, 1870-08-09

nev sa,u,,.y IL =: (fu,m MIxsukee,, wheat, st
ia TO cntssso-sch.. sTecRsiisss, X ~, Em6ct ION @
An Sable, 1T <..5 on ral-. 10 iIft S3I1ta15EoP P
DrFFAto, Aur. a-Cf-take s.etGh,s continue 10
be vtry plentiful. aud prices rule nsm a. iosm1 f
suo.son: w!th ts4acy e aa,sas IT.
TN, birthstone to Toledo At 70c, nee on boari: :
schr H. C. Wcs1. marble, to Cleveland at So, tres
on and la
sehr II. A. Lamar, coal to Cleveland III &o fte1 u
and ont; seht jupiter, pairing stone y Io1eso a.
sehf besiin. co.i % ssndasss i 4ee. t.ee n ~
ont; schr Transport, cosi to FpEt H1ton at 90,
free; sshE buckingham coal TO Cleveland Al <oc'
MILWAUKEE, Aug, G-Graln freIgnts are un+e.-
tied. Eu{Iaio vessels arc onestng n sE,@c LOT
xeeat, but osVegu arr arm q ahe and KINGSTON :!
EdEarIs and Co1uanchc. wheat At 1oc.
DETROIT. Aug 1-Bu.iness IN thls aepat:Mecs
vssy much y 's.t reported poTn heign4 ~ q.
!eithn u present. and those few aFe yerJ slow 70
eecept The rates c1erru. Upward frelghts conuu~
% as5s ,el ssr
one ease - 20 h:s been paid from Bay CITY, tbs
@ @fsuin Of Witch statement is 1aiie p1o6aolc ns,er
| nay c1ty y Milwaukee Sass Wa offered here.
iee ionoMing ensaEencnls arr teparted: schr
an s;yanss Aaae'ssn os xeas Eois9 70 o~eo
Toledo . Buffalo. g. Also. schooner Mechanic,
Ous Eay City correspondents, under to-ta5's Na:e.
writes rs follows: There Ii nothing Ne. rz1cf
tie sun, or On the Watez, In The way Of iretshts
Vessels are exceedingly scare for cGtEots 70
Chicago At going ratesHs4sa !tny number cnat1
he obtained ut sa.a, but shinpets Cannot Jet sec
prospect Is, however. that they Eaust SOON cone
to H. for the shipping season u advancing 10 ls
close, md lumber must 20 forxsnl. !. IS pre-
short time, au4l the present state Of affairs wou!l
seem to Indicate that The river Is very t1ul Just
seen il for long uu,e. II Is to b. hppssi t,l-re
viii be IN improvement soon-r-Fpst
, 1870-08-09

quite q novelty The various exteruiustius
powders pulled and advertised, have bee1
fonnd not fully effective, tenaing rather to
make the roaches crazy than to kill them.
There is something peculiar, either In tho
enell OF touch of borsx, wlich Is
certain death TO them. They will hce
in terror from il, and move, appcss
again Whero it has once been placed II is
also great advantage that borlx il perfectly
harmless to human beings: heute, no danger
ifom poisoning. 1t is a1so valuable for lann-
CITY purposes Tho WAsher-xomen Of Holland
and Belgium. 70 pruverbially clean, aud who
get Up their linen 10 beautifully white, use re-
nned totax ~ washing g-powder, instead OF
soda, IN the proportion OF y largo handful OF
borAx powdcz to ten gallons Of water. TIcy
ssTe soap nearly ono-half- All the large
washtng establishments adopt the Same mode.
For laees, cRmttics, etc, An extra quantity
Of the powder is used; and for c1inofines
{requi11ug to be mndo etln1 ; stronger
solution is necessary. Doraz, being n neutral
salt, does not in the slightest degree iojure
tho textule Of linen. Its effect il to soften
tha hardest water, and, therefore, it should b.
kept On the toilet table. Az Away OF clean-
sing the hair, nothing is better tl,sn a solution
Of borax in wate1- It leaves tho scalp in a
1uoist, c1ean1y condition, and the h1ir Is inst
sufficiently sti1ened TO ret1in it's place. This
stiffness, however, can be roatlily removed, II
Objectionable, by waahing with water. B,121
iR also an e1cellent dent1iaco; :. dissolved in
water, it is one Of the best tooth-wasl,ca. In
hot countries it Ia ueed, in combination With
tartartr acid and bi-carbonato Of soda, As .
cooling beverage.
, 1870-08-09
Ifcrhtmcr County Dairy Market.

LITTLE FAILS, y. l., aug. L.
There was q fsr1Sk market for dairy products at
1ttlr FAILS Nh Monday last. Tie delivery Of larn1
dzIEtes RfounItai 10 atN't SUI tNxes, which sold
al rT1Ce4 ringing FROM lie III 14Yr, except two
lots, which brought as hsxi Us laLe. TIL. Huxli1y,
on tho whulc, WAS cvod, Tut a ltsle The worse iot
tue hot weather.
Fsctotts, ~ usual, were well represented, the
o4lEI!ngs amounting to sunie s,Ga) Iaxrs- As
dekpaiehes Werr received during rhe day by the
cable that cheese hai fallen fully -, aid frc;nSs
hah advanced, LuyefA did Lot feel dlspos Il to
purchase VI tie figures OF last week, while
holders wcse expecting 4 rise Eathrt than
a tall In their guoI% II WAS not ua1l
about half an hpus before train time
that buyers legan to stalk business, and
IN short time two-sn!r,ls Of the offerings. or
about 100 buxes, exchanged hands ut r.ices
ranging about the same Us those .! Lat week We
ase able 10 report the fullow!ns sal.s:
Fairfield Association. lsEc; North Fair
nch. 14*c: Smith Greek. 14Ac: SprlnR-
neld Centre: lsac; Nichols, 1tsc: nethel. lac: !:
llcn,pEson Hume, tl'.c: Perth, 14c: Scosch
Churcb, ltc: Pine Grove. 13Hc: Feye's Bush. 14c:
R,1s, l3s4c; llal!sstlc. lie; Davis, lie; ChElc,
l5%c-
At i!crsimer Village the delivery amounted 70
Abutii $40 boxts+ Farm lair1es brought ffpiu f0c
to NC I. 0T1Inayy, and 1.c 10 l2.c for choice
lu.s. Fnctnr.ts rcazc,l trum 1e,4c To llc.
The weather is cooler, with occasional showers
which hare improved the pastures considerably
aini, rs 4 consequence, cows are li.sfeastuK In
tattr milk. I. II. ".
, 1870-08-09
From the Big Icorncrx.
FFcm ne rhrtrnns Leader, .tua.1-
Through the Kindness OF fr;erd VIC arc
Enalled 10 eive our readers tho following let

Through the Kindness OF friend wc arc
ensbled 70 give our readers tho following let
ter from the above expedition:
EIGHT MILES F1oN GRAF RcLrp
ASA favorable opportunity ofers. lake alyan-
u,s Or 1ae sseep t,ils ~ert sarrns :,
isg oyeiiaken BY TWO men on horseback, Who r.
eara1ry sent out 10 prevent our gong to BIZ
1snd was : boo,less onc. for we have
aen @ e
busy tsclf sending soldiers after stolen stock and
rzscaliy Indians thAn trysnR ILLEGALLY !. impe4ie
spu tedious since ne left Camp nznxn. We e.
rcuded fonE q nse days building rts 1n anu a.,
to iorw raI1tes ana 50 ahcaa to uake roa1s, SC
/ cs,npuie The t.staDce VIC hare come tom
AM iy.t = ssossSes e seSss II iso nf e s
range OF moun,ains tn faet, We ste on ~ sa' ,a y"
| seventy ni.cs frou, tho Errat canon OF me ny
any III toe country. The men a1c more sansnnc
ii success today than tney were loi niles oask;
Our surroundings arc encouta41ng: ep!enas1
txnpiry. ven wsteTed. well wooded, and teemtns
Ntih game of all KINDA which come Ike lambs te
The Slaughter Wctrase!,ctt through the E4nlea
fro. u w.mns ;es.efay; aRa na ieqm cqaa,a Ma i Il
cvrrs nepect. II We sts1ke the one thing neccs
!. .aIy. Immigration will not need much urging u
Is rrCMds Indians, we have never seen one
viihc, Ihey ar ycTy Mren afraid to encounter us
( IT ~c have been very fortunate In not fal!nT y
o with them, Am Inclined to believe the n'ft ";
!. viii camp IN Cray Dull Tonight AMI Ut our fnc
d lrotpecupe immediately. In a ve! short tin
now We viii Anow whether NC are t9 1e men %
mice. 't1'sck url" is the order. We aEt
anxtcus to Ect TO cur journeys end, md know %
wort or The best. whichever II Is 70 be. So II
= nc thvc t<en very lucky; never lost man
E. htad q stock, or had any serious mishAp Sure
h snmenpg OF good must be In store for M ont
d. .hit statts under tuch suspicious Etar6 II
Il f4.leis etaFt hcMcward to-day. ! expect hi
d, ! Eti.ALL
, 1870-08-09
THE AIcHIGAE INDIANS,
Arrcnr tH h~ Psald this Ncnson-
Nel11+s0 am .h. md Rcxrrvnttons-
I'ntrtsx l>~H4nE-'Ihe Whale 8" be
TffuNHp into Market nY Soon iAs
toAASbic4

Ne1pIfS0 an tts ] 0Ad kkc%rr Tnttbnh-
Isntrt,sx I>~".nE-'rhe Nh"ic Eo 6s
7'f'roMp into Market ns Soon IA
E'oAasbir.
F+on Tie Grand Rapids E13't
The following correspondence passod oe-
tween Hon. T. ". Ferry and Indian Conoss.
eiua.r p4lker in reference to the payment OF
up tho difference between currency ana com
tor the years 1868 and 1854, to the Michigan
fndlsEs. anu in Tegnrd to settlers claims on
the lands of the reservations. The people OF
the State vii! be glad to learn that the pay
nlent will he made this season, and that the
claims OF Indians and other settlers will be
adjusted rs fast as possible, with sleW 10
throwing the residue upon tue market for sale
At M early day:
WAsulxGros D. C., July Is, lss0.
GENERAL: The long withheld difference be.
lsG. due ihc Indians Of Michigan. amounting to
s6,s5.47, which i,es Tits day nnaliy passed both
lT9se Of Congress In nc Indian AppsonE1H,qhn tah
!ean HiAlHns upon the guvrrnment
The patsEts 10 sauds keIectti by these Indians
u.rr Inc treaty; ther claims - more iaaas ny II w,ta.
c.,Izeu settlers to their selections an! luproTe-
n.cnfs, appear uos u tx The only remaining 4oes.
toos 10 b- adjusted In order 70 nave The unsetues4
Ftfltiue Ut these reservations thfoH1 open - me
public for general entry.
IN, CORRECT III tlia, desire respectfully to
kto~, ftr The satisfaction 81 the people q my dis.
tr,ct and State, whether this SUN Of 6 1a18 Il Wilt
trc rR 10 these InlIa0s this next fat In addition
IL te auEuai nsia!lmeus under The treaty: wllesh.
G, ari how eoon, tho patents for lsnds selected
W oe !tsusd an wnes9Sf tae na ssea ;hsta
rclns to occupy and Imp owe lands, and how soon
tie ieIna.hGG Of 'hcte 1ut'tan reservations Ia
MaLts.ll, now taken, will be ordered open 10 pub
e ,n'ry 'e's respectfully your e''f,len, ser
Fourth District. Michigan
, 1870-08-09

Dnnue the las, four years Russla and the Eaitetl
StAtes hare SUPPLIED tho United ktuztom with
pu1!na 1ss9, Russia ani tie Sorth German states-
suEf y ,n Ssra ATs5 nsFf
import OF wheat and dour in 1863 have exceeded
those Of 1855 By nearly - per cent; 1851 by II es
IL @ Closing oi the rs1ssian port. e5 the block
adc Of the French neet WI white It continues,
cut OF from the outside world Al exports OF nouF,
as well as considerable Of the produce Of HunSa-
call of the Germans and French TO the defence OF
their respective Countries, IN the incoming time OF
harvest, with dencsent crops aud waat OF laoor 70
pnTye.t them. will .lIsntui5n me supply. a. much
q II ri III .o Z wsst ,atste1s q sis raI
i,scoess OF the land wir b. diminished By the
su.s to tbo.e Of scnsention and st7sc leaving the
rlepa1ation for rext Jeas's CEop In al,csAoce.
GtEmans Including tas lanstas tas Tn I9Tns easst
dE,ipS ne last four yeas ssns ae o;e1 - hsaS ~,
ualitE ea,S per celt Of her enslre imports
Prrr.ted the wants Of Great Britain dur1ns tne
twelve months shall o g sSu 70 ne a. hr
| nIus, be derived ffom o1ter touzcts OF supply,
| TEr ta-1es& CT wheat tn France, as wsN a. ~
sthe1 sps,nS ssas wi aesos 56 ~ sooG 20 vii,
in Ill probability, require TO import @o.oNvv r
:s,su,tto bushels to supply the de denctenc5 In th'
| 1rnp OF 1871. -.- ,-,...
| k:nr1,srn g1tli couttnue to show differences II
utiuiuns. va13in u TO the Ataatlon. soil e.
prospect on hratI lands consiu 1cs 20 oe Eepottet
socd, Whi,e on Light soils The complaints are sen
tr1i auu u is still feared th4t the AcEr71te crop
w(n diminished acreage. will fall shos& OF Al aver
scc in EnglApd and " alcs, where Mucn the lAf1tt
70, ,,ot, Of It's wheat il E.nwu- The cereal crops
| Scotland and 1reIasd arc generally good. and u
| yG,atees IN the former A1e Ezid to be .uIuIsAa'
! the rrrror13pu Of whea: grown tn the several POI
a. Il he United Kingdom during psevlou
| q ars will indicate the eject Of Gcod wheat crop
| iii the two portions OF the ktnEdo1n:
, 1870-08-09

rcd WahAAa, $l.33f; No e Do, $l,eo: No ; do,
ii-19. Corn hQli and 2 Sc lower: 30. !. sic: No.
=, &c. Oats dntI AMI 1c lower: 10. new, 4a9
lsEc; No. do, 44c-
l-ElGH1s-F1rm: SC u Buffalo. SC TO 03wego-
hhcklr1.-Feur, s,4oo; wheat, s,loj; cotn4
9kU1. cats, E9. III.
.snIrAtS7s-f1our. $500; wheat s1,ooo. corn,
a,sfa: tass, q, $50.
NEW ORLEANS .....
SkF OEiEASS, Aug. S-COT1ux-NoEutl
sst ei 10 eies, mel receipts, es5 bales; exports,
Ill. halss: ssocks 4a,los hai-s
M ,hasksars1CFrs.Flont tiull; supernne. fa-,5:
aoG"se extra. $500: treble extra, S4ea Cora,
n,ixt1 ~ !eloM. lilo: white. fl1si4. Uats. 353
HA1-Ss2e0ts4Ato 90 for mime
PEoy1sloSs-Pork. S,t.3a bacon. tohbIn-. 1..:r
fos shoulders; lS;tc Tor clear lih s[is: iSsc for
clent sides: hams es1it1a;c for su1a5 sureIt-
LatA-T!crce, i1A.t9ls,4c: Ee1. l9c
GHoGKRiEs-sugar, l:c for prime. Ao,asses,
Nc.