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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03

WITHDrAWN. In another column will
be found n communication from General w.
A. Quarles declining to continue in the con-
test for the GOvernorship of Tennessee.
While we regret his action in this matter,
We cannot but admire the patriotic spirit
which has prompted him in the course he
has taken. He was our first choice previ-
Gus to 4 Convention, and should he have
failed to receive the nomination there, we
would willingly, as we do now ,acquiesce. We
admire the spirit of devotion to the coun-
try good which alone has guided General
Quarles, and feel proud that our FIRST choice,
in Withdrawing from the race, adds bright
laurels to his already honored record
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03

NoTIoE.-We cannot publish anonymous
communications, no matter where from or
what the contents may be. In all eases, not
for publication, but for reference alone, at
least one responsible name must accompany
every communication. +
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
What means E. +. Z.

UNFoRTUNATE.-Last Monday, while
playing around the cistern, little child Of
Mr.. James Moore of Grand Junction, fell
in and was drowned before assistance was
given, though every attempt was made to
recover the child
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
MoTTCH.

l have this day sold out my entire inter
est in the billiard Saloon" to L. H. Jones,
who will continue the business at my old
stand. All persons indebted to me will
please come forward and settle by money,
or note. l must pay my own debts, and
those who owe me must pay. | return my
heartfelt thanks to the many old friends and
ii generous public who patronized the Bill
lard Saloon, and bespeak for my successor
full share of patronage.
a27t4 L. OWENS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
The Bon-tons all want f. F. B.

The number of inhabitants in our city is
not nearly so large as estimated. Mr.. 9,
Fl. Anderson has been busy this week tax
ing the census, and it appears that we have
but S92, all told.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
Barrett's Hair Restorative.

See the advertisement of }. E. Wood in
another column. He is Offering great bar.
gains In order to close out the stock Of
Wood & Fenwick
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03

B- Correspondents will please remem-
Der that we will not publish any communi-
cation unless the real name of the author II.
furnished. This is an old rule that Away
works we'll
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03

The Unitet. States Hotel, Louisville, KY,
possesses advantages, in location, over any
other hotel in the city. 1t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
Barrett's imparts new life.

Mr.. J. J. Dupuy, Attorney General elect
after a few weeks absence, has returned to
Bolivar, and is ready to enter upon his du-
ties of Office or serve his friends profession
ally.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
E. F. B. cures all females.

ALAsKA-Whers on the globe can we go
beyond the omnipresent Yankee Land
ing at Sitka, we had walked but a short dis
lance into the town when we reached the
northern deport Of DIR. Ayers medicines in
full display among the hnts, shanties and
aourts of thes boreal tribes. There the ia
miIiar, homelike names of his Cherry Pee
toral, Pills, &c, salute us from the exterior
and the interior of store which shows
more business than its neighbOrs, and
proves that these simple but sure remedies
are even more necessary to savage life than
to ourselves where they visit every Preside.
Corresponds mt Alexand Journal
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03

We call attention of eur readers to the
letter Of Mr.. A. 7. Lacey, in reply to a
card addressed him by the editor of this
pager. 1t will be seen that the gentleman
is clearly convinced, and so are his friends
t. st he is not laboring under disabilities
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
Look Out!

When you see cross mark on the mar
gin of your paper, it is placed there for the
purpose of informing you that your sub
scription will expire in two weeks if not
renewed, your paper will be discontinued.
IF there are two cross marks it means pay
up"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03

the Agricultural and Mechanical Associ-
ton of Henry county will hold their Annu-
Fair at Paris, commencing on the 18th and
ending on the 22nd of October. The
managers have our thanks for free tickets.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03

Look out for the fresh arrival of choice
candies at the New Drug Store next week
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
Agents for the Bulletin.

JAMES ROSE .. =. ...... ~ of MIDDLETON
II II bOI1hl1S --...- .-.....ot FGSAHONIAs
The above gentleman Authorized receipt for sub
seripOns 70 this paper. POstaers %
Agents fer she BULLETIN aud for doing will BE- fur
ishe1 with the paper free of charge
We will send club Of TEN copies post ONCE
year for S75e! and copy the leagh Of time TO
the getter mp Of the club.
Our Memphis Agent.
W. N. HUTTON, 3l2 MAIN SrREET. is authorised
b Agent and win contract FOR Advertisement
Agents at Louisville, KY.
PERRIN. NICHOLSON & co, are authorised Agents
or the BOLIVIA BULLETIN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
NOn-BGesident Notice.

In the County Court of Hardeman COltn
Tennessee
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
Equine Remedies sure and effectuaI.

THE EUROPEAN WAR.-In our telegraph
ic column will be found the latest news up
TO the time of going to press. BY our own
sad experience during our late domestic
troubles, the people have learned how very
unreliable some portions of the first reports
were. The news from the old world is
even more unreliable The News for weeks
has indicated decided advantage to the
Prussian arms, but the reports from the
scat Of war for the past week changes con
siderably the aspect OF affairs and the
French, though driven near their Capitol
are making a good stand and we may look
for victory to their arms in the impending
battles.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
COMMON GROG-sHOP BTTTERs

Empty Bitter Bottles, varioUe styles,
almost every dwelling end cabin throuhOut
Their is pleasant advertised
every disease, while manufacturers they possess
medicinal properties whatever They many
guises exceedingly beverages which
cannot possibly any
Of these pleasant btsrs quart bottles they
tain sting your vtals he buys
'topers gog into his house One nothin
shout medicine his big bottles Of
ells and fever rheumatism and consumption another,
whose bottle fancy all impurities
makes old devils
blind and other miracles; while yet another who
Dresumes drunkard proposes collie
growing nails yellow fever, heart disease and love
maidensi! We know they make such cures
people at large deceived aud swEded and desire
to yenate these common humbugs, make the following
challenge u and all;
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
.sretU .sdUerfts enemts.
~O|N~~(O~@@>(@~->~~@(N~
Your Particular Attention.

" III cut auu Ilaht 7II1lN dIIu DV 7 .
@ L O T FL I n O. ,
And give their particular attention to
Cleaning and Repairing coats, vests
and pants. a272m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03

E. F. B, the great Female Regulator At
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-03
0TTE HUNDRED DOLLARS

0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS
That ONE TABLESPOONFUL OF ENGLISH FEMALE BIT
TIERS contains much edenal properties bottle
any Of the pleasantly tasted advertised
day The medical profession desde the question Be it
uhaestooa th2t E1glish e2le Btteas is beverage
ing long standing chronic female complaints in every
direction. 10y
Put in large bottles per bottle or six bottles for
$780, and sold BY druggists and merchants everywhere
J. P. DROMGOOLE x co, Props.
Memphis Tenn.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
How Matches are Made.

block Of wood TWO teet long. and ~
thickness sufficient for the length Of n march
Is placed upon little iron shelf in ma, hinex
not great deal more pnuderouS than n saw.
. ing machine. The Shelf moves forward h.,
NJ Tie jumps, Glin2 the end Of the block iu.t
above cutter composed Il tiny circles of sfreI
WhIch lakes OH twelve SpIintN al each ascend
,"s >Tnke' J. lie - ms t!tn pas, between the
/ INKS OF chalr, "a il is caiei copIns,e ed - ,ro
| pieces ~ wood each the length Of = common
ciOthe>pIn. and the >aHe shape were il oncp
At both ends aced ro.elher, their cnny,Y
SldeS towards each other Ihe>e rircas aro
linked at either end in twos the pairs abont
an lnch apart, forming continuous chain two
hundred feet in length. This chain nasscs
through the machine directly over The cutter.
the spllnts as they are separated from ths
DOCK Oelhg received between the two sides OF
! the clothes pin links, which are grooyed ~
suit them. The chain move. lust rs~idly
ennugh TO take up the results OF each cutting
a. the KNIFE performs lis work Passing alone
= lew ftet little hammer .np> up from ths
moor and strikes each link with force pnanch
10 dl,lodge the imperfect >plints which ars
tut slightly held, and they irop unos III,
h"or. A few feet farther on the chain masses
over wheel, which r wolves slowly in a ;iDy
reservoir OF melted brim>tUne, the end, of the
recipient matches getting a bath MS thev mass
h''o ANI - VI EiLy ICet further,
until qulte dry, when, Oh their return course
they are held down by a ) fucer. and mad.
70 lust taste the liquid phn$j hG,u<. which IS
taken mp by second wheel Tram a reSeryior
similar to that which holds the birthstone.
! hey then finish THEN journey G! forty or 6Ity
feet, by which time they are uuite drv, A.
the END OF the course the chain passes over a
wheel elevated above the cutting machine.
lrom wHich 1t falls perpendiculary. AS each
INK reaches tray made to rec. ge them. tba
matches, smoking and threatening 10 ignite
are grnty pushed from it hy Sliiigr niece Of
steel which Is thrust out just often enough tn
dlsIodge each row as it is brought along by the
endless chaiM This, emptitd 8! its contents.
Sron passes "gnin through the machine. over
the block, to receive another package Of its
tiny freight within each Of its lunumerablc
links.
Eight of these machines Tha writer ba,
reference TO particular manulact5ry are run.
nlnE constantly, making eight hundred gros,
nt matches per day, a gross numbering tour.
teen Thousand, and chipping away in the course
OF year X hundred thousand feet of pine
lumber. This lamber is thoroughly dried in a
KUN before teing prepared ior the machines
W" hnhdrcd and fifty thousand feet Of bass.
W"od ais annually made iuj0 shipping eases.
Three hundred hRlrels of hlin>lonr and ninety
Thousand pound, OF phosphorus ar. taken up
yearly 10y tn Sc endless chains from the little
es'rv"lrS. rS.-Ldurd w. Uooitttie, in Harper's
.U0gd>iae for Dec,Dtber.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23

INFALL1BILETY. German paper gives
list OF the Roman Catholic bishops who vn,c5
against the dogma Of infaIIibiity in the Ecu.
mencal Council. These are divided into two
cIasseS--thnse who voted against the nex dor.
ma uncondtionally tnon piacetl, eighty.eigh.
in number, AMI those whose votes were condi.
tional lplncet jLctr modnn.), numbering sixTy.
one. The bishops from North America. in the
former class. were the tolluwing: Archb.hop
Connolly Connolly OF iinifax; Bishop Rogers Of
Bishop Fitzgerald, CT Little Rock: Bishon
McQuaid, Of Rochester; Archbishop Krnd.
rick, OF st. Louis; and Bishop Bourget Of
Montresl Among those who gave cosI;.
tIonaI adhesion to the dogma were Archbisb.
op Blanchet., of Oregon: Archbishop Nc.
Gl"sksy' of New York; Bishop Dsmsrs, Of
Vancouver Island: Bshep Anal Of Mont.
Grey aud Bishop Verot, OF Savanush.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23

THE IMP0LITE MAN-This Individual /,
mean in snail ways. He Will help pretty
girl, but never an Old lady. lie will keen hi.
seat AMI suffer poor woman with child in
her arms 10 stand lie will assist seemingly
rich lady to Pay her fare, hut he looks the
other way when want and poYerty appear.
cts, and teIl~ the conductor :" he will nav next
time. He never helps anybody h,:; pretty
girls, and bcrrudgeN everything he is called
upon t" do tor others He opens windows
when others do not want air. He il a pro-
verse, selfish being generally. and seems to
think that the railroad was butt entirely for
himself He will not budgr an inch to per
mlt person to pass out. lie is natural born
boor.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
MIScc//UX II POU s.
The M. E. Church Convention.

We continue the report OF the proceedings
nf the II nuSuar Convention of the NJ +.
Church, held in this town last week. On
tuesday afternoon Chanc,lur B ties made an
address on LeInp eircttd To the char, which
was most able cAoI. lie said ts had grea
hope IN the success OF the Convention.
Fir. 1t affords opportunity the representa-
i've ul the ChGCiI ke
"iherN hands II will that hud
'ethtL give el responsibility. This rrkud
inG at interest l. 0l til steps he lin" U improve
n"hf Our minds 5" br directed at the
"riani agrncr aud king of the church. Ths
It' Srh"i N"I etc Pro-
C'hhI ~ tnhaId ATT VII be called To
tnr questions winch e.Ny the chris
ihn Inv aud mIhi~tTy all ch1Ichrs ana uf which
slltr, non LIiii, tnd aurk Qr>tianr in
attention 81 fhr Whnlp The tuc>"n whether the
lhlr Is not something than bput hrl"a.nY I" the
christian Church whether II Is not mn" the book "i tire
pie" aud III" only chatter nI nurc n>iutl"ns he only rule
"i Onrr aud the al
n"nt whether II NAV he excluded from public schools.
hh " -" "hSth"r u NAV not Tor Sinr rnS"ns bt rNciu"d
COURTS "i ju~c". aud thus hin, being
'hris 'n hrc"nl" "hl Again the question OF christianity.
connected with civil bless
elnrs This ed with th liie
hndV DmIitic. The .biu this. h"ar the results
and conclusions experience,
learning aud obs these sh"clE thea
views viii 20 back tn people and result To
membership rnarR'" views. quicken SympRhs
uIIne Zeal aud aud ad tn active cunperatOn In
all tn" great nncalion o the church As lay rmhnrs
particularly int rested in those than here
o"r we are dHwn tonnd Interested Ia their consideration
Delegation III the NJ F. Church duty that
TAX" reject fell inCnrdit call Providence
take the greater duties The christian Then
'"ntinn IL To he directed grow the
fact that God has n usivd The working Of Methodim
81 adao to haeOnmnny The doc rines cconn
le Peni h Hence other Church able 10 strike
M u os 70 deeply and 20 widely the NJ K Church dS not
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
VIII LIE NO a22
adopted 0'u'''" "aa
IN" following Resolutions were presented
and heartily endorsed hy he cnnycntion.

""u tIy endorsed hy The convention.
~, >'5 ,5} ,rnar. r% X 10 'p"S' 1" g. s. Il III & &c"R
'i'l "N"r our del 'aun- with m, ~ 81 j'1 =, -
g. m SGy "" "f not 'al t" pa a bI. ,slus5.e i may
solve! Tina: soouu III IN. pleasant town NJ S-,x-,
wey rraybr IN. siI a, "a ~; M s, NV, vs' w. ,hAl
ga I. S " II ~ "i'li, hearted ''rp" May The b~.sirx a"
}v @nd usefulness lac.t thrL IA aotjd o; low s,a
The bn iness being eonc,nIed, tho conven.
tl"h entered upon the cc lrbrati0n of the sacra.
mem OF the Lords Surper, Rev. j. j. Cur.
70 ne'"S ~ cnhige. His service formed a
l!''N' arpi"P'iate and tcauIi;ul closing exer-
.i>e' nhl vas participated in Ey ministers OF
,ne Irc"hyi"rIan and Pr0tc>taut Epi>corsl
cnI'ch'S' hrvS. l)rS. kcnrcAy and Mor,ei.
w.! w" many ol lhe!r members. At the close Of
this Solemn aud impressive communion eo.,so,,
h'F' C"nEman delivered a few vrrv cordial
aud mot happy farewell words to ,be Ir"b.
re" "i the convention, the members Of tho
church and the friend, OF Christ !ues,nt q, tb,.
occasion. Just here the enthusiasm Of Chris
tan ttrror and devotion rose to the h; h va.
Yer mark and the entir'. c"n.rcsati,u arose IA
tnelr f"et and joined with Bother Cnokmap.
"h"' extend NJ hi hand t. the Eui,copaI cl.r.
E!In"h on the lett and tie Ple>hytelian Pastor
on me ight, a circle "f Christian brethren
stood before G"d with hands ioiuod alI oycr
the church, whlr tears filed ,nany yves. as the
vast audience joined in >irg ne. win thrilling
r"Wel, tn" J"l"uS wards: Say hrntLers vii
You meet me and again aud again ,Lrv rL.dg.
cd themselves singing:
Yes, brothers We will meet YOU.
This closed one of ,h- most interesting and
lr"htahIe gatherings If tbs. cre4t M.tLodixt
I"uliIy eVei held on this Peninsula.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
Q u I"ICI Al.
IPrnItc W aGI

LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED Al lliE SE, UND SE>>ION OF IuE FORTY
FIkSI CONGKE>S.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
TOe/Iv'.
IT NEVER PAYS.

It never paws 10 fret and rrowl
Wh"u 'ortuu" our fnp
Th' h"t'e- bred ii push ahead
And stIii- III" hrAvrr blow.
For luck work.
All those Who .hirk
Should not lament their Doom,
But weld m" play
And clear the way
That better men have room.
II never navs 20 wreck the health
Ir drrdging after gain
And he is sold Who thinks that gold
Ia cheapest houghf with paiu.
An humble lot.
cosy cot.
Have tempted even kinys.
For station high.
That wealth will buy.
MOI oft contentmpnt brings.
II never pays blnnt refrain
We'll worthy OF "A song.
F. aud youth must learn this truth,
That nothing pays that wrong.
The g"nd AMI pure
Alone are sure
To bring ptoinngrd success,
while What = tiyht
In Heavens i .ht
Is ALWAYS sure 10 h,.rs.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
Ills Hopkins Philadelphia Ills
mop NhlRT MANCFhT0RH.
AZ nix Chestuut ST., Girard Row,
-. 80 ,rrh ~. rhi.adrlphIa.

,, .sso,t,uent Of all the new Fall shapes Of Our
CsI.bTtI.d Champion Hoop SNrS ~" % ~ ''t ,,[
.ns' a"a u i'm, good EtStrrn , mS' m En- n
MHoL Ei1,LE q ne s%Y FORMER 81 ASlN Oar champion
nne than 81 their rr1n' Az" ,e over
~ o' oil ~ and are warrautc! in ryrry i">nrct' 80
view 81 ToeserS CnrSpts ',-Our a>Snrmen Of Cor
CO r.r IO0 kinds and prctS aud Includes de-
bS llmd >ncn 4, rh"lSnn !i",r Ftting D. Hrckri H.
1Ia9t Fnys and Mrs Nnndv Patrut Self Adjust
hinnsi Sun7ortIng Cn~Srt> in all trades together
nk ing Sii,s, 1Id Children ami grade ct Hand mad"
ranging ia nwS: 45c. iSc TIC 7c Soc. Sc,
a.. SG si, 81 OG Sill. S4 81 9 SL2) &c up 70 500
pSVIER RISTIE~ StyeS, rnn 81 cents to SO 25.
tdia nier Garments all kinds and prices NIGHT Dresses
TIN a No 10 80 So Ipsn Dresses long and hnr' from 81 3j
10 sj orpi Muslin Skirts. Tucks, - ctS 10 ruckS. 9ctN
Is TuckS Sl32 Ac. NC. up to SG
Hmp,kr;S C0rStS L. 10 order altered AMI reYarrd.
AT W,nuscforv and Rooms HIS Chestnut St, Pla.
s.sisi.gn WM. 7. HOPKINS.
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con Ct II Il 3 ..
FORTY-FIRsf TERM-sECOND SESSION.
Senate.

Senafos
Msess city the Ss
q by the
By Mr. Ramsey to promote the cultivation Of the public
By MIR. Howe, for the Improvement of eommuui-
cation between the Mississippi river and Lake Michigan
1t ordered that the Senate would adjourn from
11 % the in c hs to
s % hs %
an equality With males in the matter of compensation was
Trpmbu nm argued to dsRr0ys Mr. shermsps show
eaesnss s Of Of siscSec per- ann%% an aao'''0nAi
men as it had nothing of color in it except that which
Drake Thought il would result finally in the entire
The amendment finally prevailed-yeas. 80; 20.
House.
Mr.. Cessna from the Committee of Elections, made
IssII s %atSs
then the resolution was adopted ,....,,
DONE Msssrs Randall and Brooks 9N y re@onstrassd
to
Mr. Randall admitted that Mr. Simpson could not take
had asd
Mr. Brooks IN. " denounced the operation fraud
bad election fraud charged parties in
the House % Sy forcing on the H9sss another
S the
the greatest number OF the seat to the person
House that he had
Rs % that on e OF
dnot that the would not occupy ten
consume no more time in the matter. n..
Speaker called Mr Wallace 10 forward and take
Mr. oaiIom from the Committee Territories reported
bill snpSlng all laws Of Idaho Territory taxing all per
the Office and District Attorney for each eouny also pro-
Salaries to Federal officers in the Territory or members
employees s Of the & Legislature Passed Pa Affair.
Congress- to Leutenant ander Frederick Pierson,
re the %
| Order Of the Bath Laid on the table.
Mi bis GpRsd speos
49, to june fs'f o nS
the same time for travelling expenses PASSED. bs peon
of William g. Nsse ana John n' waTfen The
rssSes saeh aSsdn aS be
with laws snd u, T Agreed
wsps9n mixing SSs tS .@ss tSs TdGx g. Ks St
for time occupied in 70 or hs Tns
penses to John Massey Consul at Paso del Norte
large number of reports from the Committee on Re
vouonsry Pensions War of 1872 were made and dis
the discussion Of them Mr. Willard char%1n
public bill in reference to pensions to survivors
Mr Bsnts from the Committee Rules. reported
new r1Is forbddng the change of vote after the
OF the result and also fobiddng the record
OF members vote who was not present when the vote
ha Hnnse at l15 resumed the consideration of the
report the bill to enforce the right OF cit
the United States to vote in the various States o
the Union ., - - -..... - .oS
the provisions of the original bill and
the Senate amendment as compared with fne Tepo&5H rep &
rences consisted would entertain the idea tha
any thoughtful could doubt for moment either thu
constitutionaty hegenera necessity of the measure
II expressly confined to the election OF Fedora
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NARR 4 LAOEER, Bankers, report this morning
PhiiadeIphia Trade Repors.

FRIDAY, May 2I.-Bark-ln the absence OF sales
we quote No. QuerctrOn at s27 per ton.
Seeds-Cloyerseed is nominal at sS@S'25, and Timo-
thy at g. The offerings of FlaXseed are light, and
the article is in good demand for crushing at s240
There is no new feature to present in the Flour
market, the demand being limited to the immediate
wants of the home consumers, who purchased a
few hundred barrels at s450@4'75 for superane;
s47b@525 for extras; $500 for low grade and choice
Northwestern extra family; s5'50@625 for Penn
syvania do. do s550a6b0 for Indiana and Ohio
DO. do and s676@s'25 for fancy brands, according
TO quality Rye Flour may be quoted at S525.
The Wheat market is characterized by extreme
quietude and prices favor buyers Sales OF 5000 bush
Pennsylvania red at sl3l@ 33, Western old at 81 80
al '3g, and white at 81 40@1'50 Rye may be quoted
at 81 10 for Pennsylvania, and Sl03@l04 for West
ern Corn is quiet and prices favor buyers. Sales
of Pennsylvania and Southern yellow at S1IO, and
Western mixed at 81 O39lO6 Oats are unchanged.
Sales of Pennsylvania at 63964c., and Southern at
CSC In Barley and Malt no sales were reported,
Whisky is more active, and 800 barrels Western
wood and iron-bound sold atsl O7@1O Os.