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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-13
NEELY, L ADAGS, JOHN WARREN, L s
HARDY, FRANCIS FENTRESS, c. NJ. WELLONS.
Magistrates and COnstabIes.
St. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn,

e1yicas every Sunday all the Holy Days by the
RECTOR W. c. GRAY.
TIE hour for opening Sunday School is. So o'clock
NJ ,rning Service Sunday s...----.......... l0}z
evening Service Sundays .-............. do ii
Holy Daya..... ..........755 A and A.
Services twice each day during Lent.
From a. II. aad from 10 P NJ, the Rector
he found in his study the of the Church.
cs- Tie seats Of tEs Church ALL FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-13
Memphis and Louisville r. R.

DEPART. ARRIVE.
DAY EXPRESS, City Time 90 A NJ 245 A 81
NIaHT EXPRESS do do -. ..-.... 2,45 100
Ticket Offices 2 Main Street and at the Depot head Of
Main Street.
Sleeping Cars attached Night Express through to
SAM. b. JONES, Supt.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-13

In Shelbyville, one night last week, the
safe of John NJ. Sehorn was robbed of
eighteen hundred dollars by unknown par
ties.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-13

a couple of Georgians have laid claim to
$50, ,OOO,O 600 worth of real estate in the city
Of New York.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-13

Charles-"TeIl me, Laura, why that sad
ness Tell me why that look Of care? ? Why
has fed that look of gladness that thy face
was want to wear2"
Laura-"Charles, tbs useless to dissem-
blei well my face may wear frown, for I've
lost my largest hair-pin, and my chignon's
coming down"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-13

The first printing press in America was
established at Cambridge, Massachusetts,, in
1889. The first newspaper the Boston
Ne1os Letter, was printed in 1904.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-13
Cumberlard. Presbyterian Church.

Services rs follows SabbIth each month BY
Dr. A MOOREaIANi FOu tn Sabbath in each month b!
WA. NJ. NORMENT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-13

Post-ofioes were established in 1922
, 1870-07-27
TIE GREAT
Spring L Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been re7olu-
tonized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PRosTRAT10N. IS THETRUE MED
ICAL PHILOSOPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION HrT'rEIks, pre-
pared with pure St. C7oix Rum and
calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The life-sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an in1me-
date and most encouraging change,
If the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion ha. been painful and
imperfect it becomes easy and thorough:
if the liver is torpid, it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung;
ifthe brain has been haunted by morbid
fancies, they are put to flight, and hope
and cheeEfulnessreturn. In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
biity, dyspepsia, biliousness. constipa-
ton and mental despondency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible evacGents which were once pre-
scribed as Spring and Summer medi-
cines have utterly lost their pr<stiqt.
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bitters, in which are combined
the elements Of a stomachic, an inyig.
GRANT, mild laxative, neryine, and
an anh.bilious specific, reigns in their
stead Sold by all Druggists,
, 1870-07-27

lr-- :at Fr~n5son {l'trr,oa.7 Free Frrss .,mt: re
!Wa ages containing D lis OF Af1ic4n lions.
ar"l four l'urnas or Amercau hons. tho cle-
stlsant " Sictoria," and two c1nels ras.el
through gu thu CATS yesterday forenoon, fsou,
New lork, to join Yankee Robinson'4 circus at
IT. Johns. The car doorr were thsuwn open to
give AT to the elephant snt catuels. and quito
c1oNd gathered At the CcntEal depot to lase
Tree LOOK at tie chow. The lions could also
oe seen through the email gate. Of their cages,
Hey being On u tat car connected to tue ono
occupied by the elephant aui cameld. The
company WAS not destined to dispcree. how
ever, without little excitement, "a the se4,nel
proved. Ar TIE keeper of the animals entered
the cage Of tlr four American lions 10 clean
lie cage. one of thu hons si'rauS pas, him aud
out the door, aliEhtinE on tlie ground in the
midst Ut the crowd. Tl4is visit was yon.tl,inr
more th,u had been basEai,.ed for, aud It in 70
corded tl.at the way hont hee!s and coat tails
disappeared around lumber niles. Hc..
was not elow. Lumber piles brought a
1,rcmirnl. aa1 the fiou had ,hings Lis own WAY
for few uinute~. The linn beat a llastv re-
treat under tho car and rrmaiued there rroT-
hng aI'gnly until compelled to como out hy the
keeper. who backed up hi. l,ezsu.Aio1l with \
s'.us. q rope With nt~,st Ind been pFeparsd
aid 20 arranged that when the iinu ca:no frpm
under the car he had to pas. through the uoose-
winch was dts~n UP By parties on the ,oa Of the
.'at, a"d tue animal secured aud put TACK iuto
ilH caEe: Lasing I'M jul Cd 10 onc wlilo at lib
er'S+ These lions belong to Miss Wells and
il was by one OF them 1ha: she was attacked
a,"t somewhat injured, whilc exhibiting v1ti,
til. Z, IN New ioik city fe~..lays since. Il
va. Fortunate the beast did not SEQ nt to
1Hakc AL iuisnt diate Ati4ck Oh ANY OF those
-s>s..iitg around the car. n lie was an uc}y
locking customer. and might hare doue cun.
Iier1(!e mischief in 4 r}u,rt t;n1
, 1870-07-27
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TCESpAI EyESfSG, JQ1T Pc
TIE domestic dry guOds market during the week
nndr1 review presented vcry few new featured
TfAde was dull and lanRuid throughout, aud the
fe" huFFeEs who entered IN appearance expe-
nencett Stfy little difficulty In obtaining sIlRht
concessions On nearly all classes Of gpoda The
most noticeable change in the na1ket since The
date III last feroH Tas m appreciation 81 a5aSo
I'er cent On corsete, and N adTancc Of s07+9 per
cert On velvet ribbons The carpet tr1de was
more active, antt II anything stronger feeling
was developed Quotations, however. unchanged.
slacl, tie bufk Of the business being carried On
through offtss- Concerning The condition Of the
market In Boston, the Cuans<reaa@ Eu<tan Of that
F. s:The tlfy goods market remains quiet and
Etlacid tn view OF the grand preparations for var
III Eurtre, notwithstanding the excitement which
chaldse markets.. 1t woa!a require some vesy
lr'teht and exciting ratlfe to stimulate an active
drinand for icxu1e fa1tics at ths stage Of the
+ no.hIrg =, srectsi M Interest to report ~ 'Ae's
'UtnH sic goods are not likely to be affected to
any Efeat cxttt,t ly var on the other side of the
With corresponding products Ut foreign n,anulac-
antc. We ma5 reasonably expect VII advance in
ne pr!1nc cDst Of Eoe descriptions Of French and
sitrn an g'EHis, ewing 10 lnteHupnons Of cum
metcr anh diminished production Their cost tas
well as Of nj! other European fabrtc6) WILL he kt,1I
iu't!tet enhanced TO the American consumer br
fhc sneie.sed premium OH go.h, On which, shrtr
tAnih3ioh with Lu1lt5tsc gools, tue latter WILL he
tcue;cd ty shlf aisailce. But ii Is YET too earl,
tntptcnlate upon ihrse continQencies
he market tut cotton Gtsrls uf hearty alt styles,
y rather well ani uascstic1L The .lcrnaud ii I'D
insignificant fnr reliable quotations. ami these Will,
ltfhaps II: ultimately ataIustes to slightly lower
lange. nnt the FHu tlaile IL not likely IL set ID
teEy early, With tue raw material continually set-
tll'l* '!o'sn. Agents, III toue ras1s, are Offering
.1l.erai concessions to buyers, hut without much
aEr very confident prices i! he no t.Eler, anil art
not !r.:ne.i IL take and pay for stacks which will
, 1870-07-27
schooner Eaniel G. Fort cral to Chicago a. 81
ire.
s
DkAuAfcfN

7Sscf% Hs2Sscf% - - =
DISCHARGED on 1IlH WAY,-It ID repnrts4H thai
the sct.u.res Buckingham. bound for Cleveland
from buffalo, with salt, was struck ty = sqn3!t
TWO or THREE days since. and 90 sprung and her
canvas 80 torn that shr waA Obliged 10 put into
Erie and d!scharye her carEn
RorGHLf HASpLEo-Tht bark Harvey Bissall
NAS fuush.; l1nd1Sd Oh Wednesday la5t on Lake
EHe- IL company with several craft. she VIA
STRUCK ~ stlusi! "; ! car7et SWAY her man-
aaut torsal ann sHt q ltef Santa4n. IN report
inc tne Ac' rnt 7" lef o" net, saFs tne Vessela
his craft.
slRltt- -stNG IND niSA1LEh--A des-
ra3ea lfnnl' eent STATES that tae scow
M Mas.tts Gas .seA q !t8us1lns aud uisao1eu.
1ne LUZ |tla@a: !As Euue alteE Ref.
0Ro"S6h-A sallor on Tue o8fk 9ene51l Butt
klar, haMeu t.faenas AolSa. vas drowned IN
!ofk II. y e!Au4 CAoA- lew Gays ance-
bkcAIAxh-1he Captain l1 tue schooner Tru-
man MOSS reports having beeA becaln1eI OF fhHlt
, 1870-07-27

E"E4r>rrTYs-Flnrr ralt super, IS 20. Go.u.
9scas1os. Oats, os9eoc.
MI-sa1- oo3saoo. -
Bacon rcafer: .ns,,.: = w.; % sits, iss3c 'e
CINCINNATI ..
CNcISHA11, July ya&-bkkApsrCFFs-Flou dull
aud aul: ri winter Il stss~is ss fos No.. : an,
ae" wAife, {t-4s3l.o0- Corn dull ~ 8oia9sc,
with hut Ht;le demand. oa.s dull and pftces
1f the latter Is qul!e 20 r. and the condition hsd
Light ~''
Io17oS-Dull: ruitl,lltnR II 1ac.
Ill l.k.t .tco-unchaossrs, 2At III good demand at
Nn.-AKr-Dull n ssc: demand light
PRortstoss-Quiet and unchanSet; not much
done. Mess Po1k can be touyht n xon3o; no
eairs. larl held nore. nrm1J, but not much de-
mand: prime steam can be bought It 1sc: kettie II
l6kSfd..c- Bulk meats wefe held 1t l5Al5c bus
there were no sales OF Importance. Rlcna held
At 1iA. 1,3.91s4c, but buyeFs co1tendei for re-
ducttDn: sales oi 30 hhds sides at l7H7!5ac Tor
ciear nh and clear delivered the 1D,n Of uext
mouth
EC1TkR-lc higher aud nrrn.
CuEEK-Adfanctdt 70 lsEtA11kc
STAR ClSD1Es-Adyanced to Is 5lskc-
HoGs-1n good demand at -. .ssslaoo; the sup
Mosir4Kr- Gold 1el buying. Exchange dull at
BUFFALO.
BrEFALo. Jnfy sa-BRK4Dsrrf1s-Flour and
gram inactive: no disposltton to operate: ps1tes
entirely nominal
fHKaur-Dul' pTt,6lg Whess, ISc.
DETROIT, Mich, july s6-BKKApsTCRFs-F Flour
demand tor choice equal 70 supply. Al SIS 10.
wnea. 'e 9es.gi t;! 9ut 1naeass; s; s1ssa sA; ~
nrnler ut &c for No. l. Oats continue tcnI.nt
downward; western. ss.as3c:
CLEFELANn
CL1yEt4sn. July yed-BRxaus1rrfs-r qui.s
aud steady. Wheat snaie ur.4er; s4es Of
10: red winter at s'.4a; ". 10 At
, 1870-07-27
Like FrHIRh41

CHICAGO, Juir Heterogeneous were as fol-
lows: To BCPPALD-Sch5 Yankee, corn, Sc: bark
J. G. Xas.en, corn, &c: t.a1k B1t2e water,
wseat, &c To OsW EGo-S:hrs Nontsas and T<o
Rrothe1s. wheat 1oc; John 7. Aot-, corn, 9tc-
To ktSGs7oS-Schr Senator Blood. wheat, ioEc.
TO POET Co1BoRSE--Scar Stat1nrd. xheas' ~;
schr Portland, wheat {trom Mlwaakee', IT g.
TO CuIlSUwoop-schEs Pandora and George
steele. wAtat At shc- fEee Of e'eFation. ,,.
DETROIT, July u. = Frttghts continue 9uleI
There vas some inquiry. hut very l.t.c vas eaest
Cd IN the WAY OF chirters. Ea1ayrment-h
jane Bell, Irnn ore. Escanaba To Leland, $i2s,
free Of handling.
OsxkGo, JaiF 9a--LaEe frelGhss arc quiet and
wear. Size schf AIne4la takes ctal TO Detfoit at
&c, ire In aad out Tue s:ar Atmosphere gets
esafs orient, CossacI+ md VIM shaPe 1oc trlm
Milwaukee.
and nominal At 6&1nd 11Hc for whest TO Eu1alo
snd ktnEsson; hear os no enGagements.
TOLEDO, July 93-The only change to note Ii
TIA: Of Hc sAsance IN rates to 0sweso, which
sre now Quoied u e. That e also the rate to
Kingston Va quote 3Sc 70 Buffalo.
BrFYALo, duly 71-F1sm aud higher. CnArter,
are brig no Gtande. coal to Cleveland =. s3c tree
, 1870-07-27

few An1ious sellcrs, but chiofly a1nouH tha
small hulders- Large holders are firm.
Lake freiStts were more actiye, total Of II
grain charters being reported, Of which s wern
for wheat and for corn. Sail rates ware 5L@
=: r fnr wheat to Buffalo; &c corn to do 3@;c
oats to do; 1Oc wheat to 0sxego; 9L<c com 10
do. and lnt4c wheat to Kingston.
Provisions were inactive, and ahsde easier
on pork and lard. there being no orders on the
market, while one or two paf{ies seemed anx-
ious 70 ee1l. We quote closing prices Of
w1nfer stun ss follows: Ness pork, S!9 asa
29.:.5: mees ordinary. s2s. s.tkka.s. 81; rumps,
e?A0o@2i.50: lard, lCL@l614c for winter,
Isl alGc for summer +. P. & Coz caldy do
quoted At l9ta l9lx &C: bulk shoulder, 19a'l3l{c:
DO Css1ubcslAuds, ,l4is @14Ic; taotnost ribs, 16c;
do short clear, 1876: eutnmer-curod mcatr,
t:c fess than the above; bacon shouiders,
l3s1c: do clesr nib, 1880; do clear eides, lsc:
do han {cAns ass&.d). x21x a.Sc; sweet picked
hams, laenNc: greaser, iEa13c; city allow,
y a l0c. SAles were limited to 500 br!s mess
pork On private terms; 10000 tl's sutnmer-cut
rough eldea 1t II 111c, And tzl country tallow
at VIZ.
4 dull feeling pe1vaded the market for -four,
aud many holders we're granting concessions
Of fully l5@ nc per brl On Ill grades Sales
wcre reported at d range OF SG.75 for white
winter eAtras, S5.50@6.l0 for sp-ing extras
and Si.30 for spring hupeTines. 1rAus1c-
ti1ns nete confined to the following: Wnite
Winter Extsa4-l00 bris, not named, 1t St.i5
Spring Extras-5Q brls, not named. at SG.lO:
l0i brls do at e5,75; 50 br1s do At $3.50: sou
b1ls, brands given, On private tcrlls- Spring
supcl6nGs-lu0 br1d, not named at ei-3U.
Total I'M l,r1H
, 1870-07-27
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI.
CAG0 DAILY MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING" July 20.
DCTTER--The past week has been very Qulet
ont III this tranch Of isade. Thr excessive htat
that has Prevailed has materially lcsScut. THE fe-
ccirts ht Il hay s1-s checked The movement out,
80 That the liberal st cks hats Que week ago.
have nut a'een materially rc1iur,-t. anil prices are
without Important change str:ctlr chnrc stattcr
continues .csrre. and the little VI this sort offered
c"1nfla..!s outside quotations. readily. while for
tt1ncth,ns .'ciN edged" 4 few sales have bern
effected At eaa far to go- tul, anu tl1Iin hut
tes sells ut 1-Gslr, II lots: md common at III
Tic. w qn":e: Choice dairy, el,as!c; far 10
good 1ul' and nrktu, ts@e!c common gra,les, II
Il lia.
HAIG1NG-The hasglng trade has improved
s0nc Us cumpalct with tlst week, an! for huriaps
Rslnn,es, anil wool sacks the market has ruled
tE1mer Ut q slight advance. Grain hags arc tn
more lihrral supply an,! quotations arc We lnwcr
Than on the date Of our LAST weekly review, 4sc
tor Starr. and 4e'slakc !or other standard hrans,
tHing the pt.ces now current We revise our list
III follows: stark, +sc; Ludlow, 4aHc; Lewis
ton, a. sc; American. s9tc; Cnton. 4, CSC;
..unniea, 2h-bu, 2+Saasc; gnllnies- 4-bu, Gaa30c;
hnEaps lin. 1a.5 stc: ~ool sacks, &C.
NuOTS AND SflDES-The movement 10 this
market was only a fair one, hut dealers were arln
IN ihtlr demands Ut prices ruling one Week asp.
d@n1
, 1870-07-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort OF Chicago.

Tort OF Chicago.
....-. ....-..... ARR1FED....--...,Jnlye ID
Schr D. r. Dohl,lns, DutT1to $40 tons coai
schr .. stearns, Erie. $50 tons coat ....
sear carton Belle, Bay city, s.oea brls salt, 100
schr Monsoon. MuskeRon, 1ss tn lumber.
Scow advance, SauKatuek, - c,ls wood.
SEQ" NoEena, White River, 81 N lumber, Is m
scoe Fiona, saueasuck. 81 m larnher, 10 m latn.
seow n: Hannah, South Haven, IS eds wood, Is
seow Swallow, Mu.keeon, - m lnnt,~r.
Barge VIM Htown. 1ranl Hayen, 40 N lumber.
sts 959n G.and Mssen 10 pkss n'h, ~ o'Is
ssmf Aani.oxoe, Milwaatee, % m shtasles. slo
pkgs nsh. and sun'tftes-
ssmr Corona, 81 Joseph. Il pkss nsh, 50 brss nour
Prop Iavof1te: "; joseph, snndEtes.
Pup Nashua, Oxlensh1rgh, - pkxs FISH, 2s5 rail-
road tal.s sas Iris salt, aud sundEtes.
bEs salt, and snnlT1es.
Prop Chicago. buffalo, .1e bars railroad iron, %,
rkEs tls! AMI snudstea.
Prop st. l. us. Buffalo, sundrieA.
Hchr Presto. Aantstee, I'D u lumber.
schr Liberty, Grand usscn, 20 IN lumber, is N
Sch. teAne, Pentwater, s. Il, lumber,
SchE y. Y Il. Hawkins. rn!ou Pier. III eds wool.
senr Drircr. Kesl Nyef, iss u iaater. int 50 IN .ath.
N ptckcts.
schE {. haa., Menominee, soo IN lumber.
schF H3egufatos, Nuskezoa, 12o IL iuluser. 70 Ill
schr y h,Flwipd. sangatuck, 100 eds wool,
Scnr Hamilton. Muzsrgon. lso III 'um,sr.
Schr L. G. GEav, 3ty1skespa. ITO IN lumber.
schr J. Bean. Mahstee, 1aA' m lumber.
SchF Joses, Auskecun, llu IN Iuuhef.
schr sas'tt. ttrauA Traverse Bay. l9' cHs wool.
sem Ghalltnge, MusItg1n, 1o1 III lumbcr, 40 m
IAN
Sehr X. Hewlett. Grand Haven, 1e' N lumber.
Senr 1onc stat, Mennmtn"es III N !nHheF.
eeo" niaFA"A"s: lLhcalns ~ IN l1s1ot!- - NJ
saii'sles ana bolts,
StoM Sta aG1' y !nslllili ilel. - c!s ~ood-
$50" LauEeI Duck Lake, " II luinae:, - III
!ath.
XIV MN'hA. While Lhhs, ~ III !li1noer.
StoW sweeper Saain!cn, sa"I posts
Hafrs Abigail. tran! tiaSetl. lSl N iu'nhes.
ShE Mais"ts 9!a'tt hasea. 67 cas & Int
efht ta*hlons AusAcGol!s I'D III lumber, = III
| laIn- -
| nasE G4El'cf; Aaastec, iU N !amoeF:
IN. Ma1y. MusktEoh. ~ n !umst, . n iath.
SSLE iIoa1, MG5AtGont ~ IL !nIhntt. w u tash.
ScHE mars. M"Sne4,so. ~ =, y lumpeI.
| sEhE + s1ofAe' aaHsAeEoH. " LII lutnReF- ID N
| na. ,,,,,-
| ScAs l.; =. Ae,oa1u. AasAekuo, 70 " iunnet:
Sclf ltn3ca, 3aaskeRHn l4o u iutnpts, ~ N !aia-
EST EST -. eas; Aeno4naes 81 "a "a ~ III lath.
| @s.it @ Lsa' L.,t' .Ie;s a. ~, - ~ auMoe5'
| sSnt ;AntlaaE.. .t1shs,'', ~. - ~ l1Rini.
SshI E"mssrtss' Ma1Assp' III o aS ~ n,tisoes.
| I'LL n'''a e'. '''epA' - IL iu'aoef' - GAS
| s,,. ~ ToH'' y ,,u,,-, >,,.r.,,o, IN, ,,,,,ho.
.ans = = =. nt H;.h ~. ~ ~ ,. ~ .etaoe1'
S.ht :,e x. T. =, ~ ass. u
Iis Is Wnts.nn ~. ~ '1n'I 1an * % =. ~ .atA'
go FTer,rr"n Nrssson ~ ~ ~ - ,nrt.ur
| ~" iath s'.e'' NA'~@e '"' " ~ 'AA4os'' ~ IL
| scov taa.i ana, ,,nnl,n. ., m ,unober
, 1870-07-27

Nll.A ~ II EE-
:'omtnnL Wheat quiet at ST. for Nj. /: si.1ak
''f ~ 2 Oats l"wrr, at 90 for No. =. Com
Ptl4lnal. Rsr i wrT Al Sc for No. !.
EECsGi:TE-Dnil AMI unchanged.
ff'E'r1s-4.t*A l'rls roar: k,.0oo In wheat.
sE!rxKSFs..,l.Uy h,ls tiour: s7,iFkI bu wheat.
~ = A..whfat 9ute1 aud drls a. *l.s4 for No.
SEw TORE. JULY sG5;!CoT7oS-Qulct; sales SIS
i:EEApsTrFFs : Fl"ur- Rccc.p;s, l,oss byls: To-.
tWer and quite heavy sales N s:a:E!s ahs6 IS
Tor tuM!anr Western and State: ts.eaaAso fnr
sas5as.eo tor extra s. Lons s"uther,. 1in1e
.!tli and lower; sales nf 4.p hr1s at si4sa 10
for c"m1nnn to C,pl aud t7.Ets l0.n' for g,nsl to
# M c"Fn ia asal aaies aaG s1iss eacass Ssi,
What = Reretrts. si,ss bu: heavy
sn aksI for Ss ssle: ,,x,nse Si .s'sn g b
!er tht:.rp; *i:ea tor new White Virginia: st.4.a
~ for Nj. | Milwaukee: *l.ss for new anifer
',hi,: !lsa for snfs.isr NJ, sMlwaukee: sl.3o for
II W rnaa il iS Ss IN ae,e9 i,oa saIss f. 1s1G r
sait's stQ I'm On private terms: l,a*l bu DUR
7sih nt SIS. kec; iots Of corn a,.st4 hu opened
lsf1le hf,aeI and cluseti quiet and steady: sales
:1'- f"rtld 'ln: sl.ff:al.4 for white wes,ern.
s:tec'its os oats log bu: heary and tlccalcdlJ
~ saG$c for OHIO and State
GK0CERiGs-CoHtt-5-D<O D<O nays Rio sold On rri-
ate terms; market frnt. Sn0ar firm; sales s40
AAHA IL 4uEe 4tT1u HlC0 nj llG4 A1AHaf*H
SLlsac.
1'E7Eo1srN-Qniet 1t 12t: sl:.:rtor cru.,e, aud
ejtc thf refined
TCRrENTISE-Steadya NJ ~.
l'RoF1s1oSs-Posk dull Ane, heavy tor mess, and
act!Ss anu hfIn Tor rsine nltss; sales 2,l1o hrts
<es.mt7 edoO for prime; *s9.sAasloo for prime
mess. Beef ntm: sales 80 hsls 1t Sc t12id01
tor Plain mess; s16"%a1e.oo for extra mess Beef
hams gu!si At fse..*2aae*. 71erce bect as7u and
quiet at $9f (Ak1 tr4t
Tor 1nha mefs. Mftiles- &c t1s Cunterland
cut at la.l6c- Cut meats e,eaalJ at ahassc fur
.alt.s eco scs At 16.,-17s,c Tor steam; l;xai51.c
or ket1le rendered: also 1,nDo tcs, July, August,
~ A.. Sep;emaer. atl.ae. bC.ter .,c.a! At less'c
FREIiH1s-To Liverpool steaiv: nour Is 81 bv
steam. wheat, fed.
RREApsrryTs-Flnur ,it,l! an, SC ,over. whes,
r~avy and 1t.sc luwer. Rye ncu1:nal Oa:s ,nwcr
"a. .al Al atsasc for NcS|ern. Torn .tuil 4, sc
"a la for new MIXED Wt4&e1n.
FF0FfafnSs-fnrf dull. with sellers n, Uess st
:;a:n. Beef arm with fair demand. ca. meats
..ofilnslls unchanXe.t nacon quiet acd stcalT
LSf,i n0mtnAl1y unchanged.
fAssS-ttui+t unchanged
"EskEf-Lowe:: sale. s:n hrs q: s1.cs2Lns4.
NEW ORLEANS.
SEW 0LEASs, July ah-CorpS-Hxh grades
1sa.:ceN ant s:rc1 scsrre; ini!dlings, f1.+.alsc:
bales. ~S-'e
EszAnsrrTE-F1cur oa'! ans lower: super
aHe % - a9Gn1e .: e1tr., t&oo: treble e1tE
*s-es- Oats. eAs q;
ar1ts .1s' ~. ;4-Bs5.psrr*-T!onE more
1sw resi, 81 0s@1.ae: rev waite, si.55aLs5:
ce1a9Wei's Eas2 e; y wfz:sn; tss ysis1
se! sss's. o i; sssss :'ss' IS. new
rho'isioss-Atss potk nrm II S1l-o3. Bacon
9E}itS WIKI 4 E0Q1 demand nh Aii+l rf.41r
, 1870-07-27
The Buchu in my Pre-
paration predo1l-
mates.

IEr smallest quantity o: The other las-sa.cu.s .1s
added to prevent fermentation: n,ou !ns-c.ion xM
he focnd not u be Taetas I. nade il Phazu.,apn.
nct ID it ASyspp-xnd therefore
, 1870-07-27

The following vessc's passed III. hicks 81 Port
Ct.i!rrne on Saturday:
pows-P1op WIZ Cowie, Marine City to Oc-
sitnshurch. lumber,
l.Eop 81 -alhans, Chicago to o9irns:,urzh. gen
erRI GsTR,.
lrop Michigan. Toledo TO oslcns:urEn, Ecae.a,
cargo.
tIup Buekere, Toledo to os,,easpursh, gen rat
cargo.
sehr Mediator. Milwaukee to uswego, wheat.
SchT LACcuF1crts, Erie 70 Toronto, coal
Schr Monterey. Chicago IL Uswe2o, con.
Schr Myal Toledo to Kingston, wheat
Brig Sir chas- Napier, To!edo.to Kingston,
lumber.
schr Taylor, Milwaukee 10 s.: Ca1aestnes,
EheaE
scnr Gerrit Smith, Milwaukee to osweeo,
wheat-
schr J. Il. uar:zen. Chics.o - Kingston,
wheat.
schr Rising Star. Milwaukee to OsueSo, wheat
sion, timber.
sehr Ii. $. wa1brtdsc. Toledo 10 Kingston.
wheat.
Schr West Side, Chicago 70 Osxego, wheat
sschr Rsf ANN, ChirtRu to 0sweGo, oat..
Sctr Cnlon jack Chicago u Kingston, wheat
lark Southampton. Fo1t Huron to Kingston.
tlDler
schr Persia. prrt Inves to Kingston. wheat.
Schr william fcnnc, Milwaukee 10 Port Col
rr-senr ii. Andrews, kingston 10 Por. Huron,
lIsht,
schr S D. HunGe.:ord, osTego 10 Toedo. salt
Frnp Acatiia7 Montzesl to Milwaukee,, general
Ifop L sh:ck!una, Montreal to Chicago, general
cargo.
WiSp-Seathwest
, 1870-07-27

Tie market for dry goods during iss the rsss .us
week wss exceedingly qniet,, and the prevail
ing feeling WAS one Of weakness. Tie mos,
noticeable feeling in the market was an ad-
vance OF a5a 50 F'et cent On corsets aud an an.
pEeciAtaon Of 30@11 per cent on velvet ribbons.
Tho stocks ase considerably less than for the
corresponding time in 1863.
Groceries we're IN active demand-pasticu-
iatly for staple gools-the advance IN sugars
Icing FULLY A@;ac /. II all round. Syfaps
ruled about 3@5c higher on special hrands.
toffee vas quite active, and quot a,ions we're
very uniform. The supply. AZ = general thing.
is ample.
The demand for metals and tnaer4' stock
was astlve. and. rs tue ttoeks azs not over
large sales are quick 1t 1uotatiops.
Nonew features. worthy OF special mention,
wire noticeable in the market for nails. Thu
demand, n has been the case for tho past
month OF elx weeks. VAS far. and saIes were
being made on the basis OF SA-:215 rates. On
large lots. however, rebate Of 1a;ac is gen.
e1af!y made.
Ar get there is no Improvement in the in
autty tor wool, but holders do not feel dis
I9eef to slsstle prices to auy great extent
1he ttocks aEc in good condition.
~, n sonreqnenceof tho advance in gold, drugs
mud clscm'cals were moro quiet, set : moderate
tisae vas done, and. for few Of the Leading
af1ie!es, prices were marked up triile.
me buticr market has been quiet through
out the psst week: hut the light arrivals hive
.na"ese ,a sr urn feeling on tho part Of holders
descriptions. Choice table but,er il .s.src-
and il wanted q 22@ 24c. Fair to go,sl yraies
A1t ealable at 1sf9 2lc, and common at 1Sf6l6.
The barging trale exhibits increased ~.
tisiiy, and butlAps and gunnies command
higher prices: For gain oaga prices have
and other standard brands At 42ta4a'se,
The c}leeee market continues rathnr mint