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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-15
NATURES
Hair Restorative

Coutnins mo LAC SULPHUR
SUGAR or LEADING LITH-
|ARGE-No NITRATE OF sII-
YER, and In entirely free from ihe
Poinonoun and misunderstanding
Drugs used In other Hair Pepara-
lienA
TrnmmnmrunG and clear MA crystal, i Will
noa sell ne Gnenl fakFie, ,-perfectly SAFE
lCLRAM and RFFaCEENT.--de
ltnma L@NG FOUGHT FOR AND
| FOUND AT LASTl
IA restores and pFesents the Hair from
hecnmninR Gray. impmraa n au&, glossy n4s-
mmmrmmeA removes Dmndrn0. IA refreshing
/ 20 sha head, checks the Hair from falling
on. and restores e. 10 great extent when
Ipramngureiy Lost prevents Headaches,
enrea Mi kumora rutAneoas erupiions,
and unnntural heat A. "A DRESSI&G
FOE THE HAIR LT ~ Illk hkST Al
lTICLE IN THK MARKET.
DIX G. SMITH. PMtrnteea Aver, Mas
/ IPFepxfed only ~ PR0CTEk BROTH
ER&, @ioncnmter. Mmaa. The genuine Ii
pus up In panel buttle. made expressly
haF Gk with the name of thn tarie blown
/ IN ne glass. AK year Druggist for Ma
lTUmwm Nam REHToRAl1vH. and take nu
mm-Bpnd two thres cent rGampa 10 Proc.
Iamr hruahers Sur q Treatise On the Human
\ HAIR The Information it Gmntmins ~
IwoFah $500 90 90 any person. lscp. "
II Wof anle mk Centre Hall by VIM. Wed
and Mmrlmcher An crnnmiiler.
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Next door 10 Wagner & Sons Star
Beliefonte.

We manufacture 10 order.
Oar work Is neat and durable
Our prices arc very moderate.
We warrant 70 give satisfaction.
We have the LARGEST aud 9EsT
stock OF Ladies' and Chiidren's shoes 10
town.
We are receiving goods every week.
We wish an examination Of our goods.
The PennsvAlley trade j. especially in
yited 10 cali aud soc our stock. we think
We eau please all who call as % styles,
quality, aud prices We sindyto rendcl
satisfaction. and although NC have had al
extended trade for years, we have nevei
given a customer cause g. complain,
sepii5 n
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EXECUTOHS hOFIGk. ==LeElsrs Tes-
II tamentary on tho Estate Of j hn Em-
ert late OF Harris township dee d, have
been granted To the Undersigned. All
ner.ons knowing themselves indebted I"
said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
nOy2i6t executor.
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G,5pEN fDuArAtS l'GS, Something
uaVs aud novel. ResarS and rcad the ad-
Vertisemcnt IN onr paper, headed 'GscAt'
sst Invention Of the Age. We believe
the Golden Fountain en i unsurpassed.
A rood paa is A0oosSisv IT, VERY man,
Woman sad child. Agents, here u n
chance ta make nsoaaY ia Introducing \
.,A,a and saloahlc article. Jan = Y.
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The weather t,is We X Was not as coll a:
Sast week On Wednesday Ne had a slight
snow.
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SuTICE.-Ah persons having unpaid
venduc notes inthe hands OF the under
sign-d. are hsrrbY notified that The same
fell due "a the Slh inst, aud that immedi-
ate payment ~ the same J. earnestly re-
Que-ied.
decl5.3t BENZ. BITNER.
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MILRnY Markets.

CORRECTED by john " UuWtII-
White wheat |, A.. Red wheat ~. Rye
o.. Corn 70....rp pgta N.;u. Barley tS..-..
Cloyursced .. iO...,,, Timothy seph, sSO..,,.....
salt jOp per sack.
Bacon iIs ..... liam To-. Butter b. Egg'
.Al Plnsirr . 20
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coUErs4bE-
Will be exposed to public sails, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. DEC. 2sth. 1871,
-, m a,el..el,, A NJ, the following piece
80 land situated in the township Of Harris,
csn,,,ty of Centre, bounded Us f"llows:
Beginning at stone thence along lands
Of ti,c her Of B. I. Berry, dec a., and
Jacob HgJ.i. sOHth, S2A degrees East ol
ana Iens e'gh.-IId she lands of GbFis8an Gi1gerich,
"",r,b IL dc grees West 50 and sixteenth
,,erchcs 10 a stone thence along lands OF
H., heir of John Irwin, decd, South ~
aa,rees w est 81 and six teaths perches ~
1 tl,e nluce of beginning, containing
! eIFrAsN .icREs and ALLOWANCE
There ,,as5 s5e i.S Ssi Story Eas.Wheyther.
ia boarded House Wash House
o. Eaya ard other necessary outbu!ld'
ings all Of Which afa IN good order. a
| thriving
YOUNG ORCHARD
= Lsaftpe, spd y well Of nevcr-failin'
ia "iss VI the, PrFlHI,es.
weter are -dge hslf easb on p. con ..,
TERMS OF SAL. Ia balance ~ on'
Gr,,,,,t on .4f sale, ,.ahd ~. 80 bs speure'
/ ,,..,r thereafter with interest. -'%as.
Re-hond aud n1rtgage .on the pren..
DANIELT WIELAND,
DANIEL HESS,
Administrators.
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nRLI.RFnNTKMARkET ETs

" h,tr TheAt 81. 40. Red l3j Rye.
a. Corn "A. ..... Oats .4O...... Barley -.
10 Clnverseed $50 ...... Potatoes 50,
Lard per pound s......Pork per pound ~
Butirf "a ...... Egg, -. Plaster per ton
Si5 Ta!lug To-. Bacon lO......llEm ~
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SMALL PON.

The following sueciuot facts, in reference
10 this terrible disease have been ind!spu
tably established by the careful observa-
tion of scientific men at hom. aud abroad
/. Tina infants should be vaccinated in
month uttcr birth.
, That vaccination should be repeated
IL the age of fourteen years.
S. Tha, The older persons oS amer that,
the less danger there is 0f an attack ut small
pax or vAriolald, which j. small poX mcdl-
fed By previous vaccination, and that alter
ltV years there il no danger otan altack.F
1 STILL II there Is amy danger ofunusnal
exposure 10 the disease, or u IL prevails
largely in "a community, il Is safer 10 be
VAccinaIed again.
{. Nurses ia small poX hospitals who are
re- -yAcrinAtod are almost wholly exempt,
while other nurses. who are carolcss of re-
vaccination, have variOlOid IT, cases ten
times more numerous
d That the father the remove uf the vac
cine matter from what Was taken from the
COW, the more necessary Is rcVacclnattuh-
that is. vaccine matter loses SOME OF Us
power in every person il passes through,
hence Ii city practitioners should take all
their matter from the COW direct, every ten
years, the community would be greatly
safer.
:. No authenticated case has yet occurred
where any disease has been cummuni-
Gated through vaccine matter, other than
modified small poN. This statement
should be fixed upon the Iaem0ry of the
intelligent r.ader. as bare assertions % The
contrary are reckicssly made by a certain
c,ass OF uneducated persons, who write ON
matters pertaining t0 health and disease.
: liz very Tars occurrence that any
personfwhO has been once well vRccinated
aud Was in good health NJ the time suffers
from yarioloid. Those who have varioloid
ailer having been vHecinaied once suffer
because il did not Iake vel or some other
disease MAS in the system nj the time, or
the matter was at too grca; u remove from
tho original source. the cow.
Here be sigus Of the times An IN
fidel propanagda is about to be started
by the freeihinkers of New York A
meeting OF infdels and freethinkers, was
held in the Masonic Hall. II plan Was
initiated for the propagation Of free
thinking doctrines throughout the Uni
ted States. by similar agencies 10 those
employed 10y re.igionists. They are
determined to insusrals and aggressive
policy. and TO begin by circulating In
iidel tracts by thousands, providing
for lectures aud meetings, aud the
equipment of free-thinking misslona-
rirs a. De sent to all parts of the Union
TO establish iree-Ihinking clubs.
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RAE irGS REPORTER
FLlFAl, LEC, 10, isil


LacAL NRws. Our friends will chlige
a. bg aea liar Ii. my siteans " local inter
a., ,nciuainx deaths. marriages, sSc., ~
mn are eakarlS read by yoar friends 70
~ vest aAansf saf wlss-m get che kcporecr,
Wa would esteem ita favor u our KIND pi'.
,~,.s wauld Aecas Eoaally malls copy az
tho Renartef ~ relatives aud aeaaaintan-
ceS who fofmctiy liked IA Ccntrv county
ana removed W other pats, whlch Noa'a
snauee nanyt 10 becoaAe e tabscraeers
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o. We shades.
Ofall dead old maids,
Today To-Day Todayl
Don't wait tilI 20 Rloreg,
But eAjl vi
A, Rxa Mitrnw

Hl.IC N 1IO' "F'
.;.o -. gaFgaias, they are nov
anu eAh,l.'ie ..ie -ivsiRg sals OF Cloth
ing. Remember we are !. c@e va ara
ont our stock at once Hemem1 s.~s.s.
elling goods cheaper than any other a.
in the state. KeiiemDer our stock won't
last always: so come Ht once every article
must be sold and we are iIering great in
dueements.
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bachelors ATTENTION J

4 ,es.a.Hg of the Bachelors Of Cvntre
Hall and ,icigity will BE- held at the pub
lie house nf Johu ipsagigr, aECeEtre Hall,
IN Monday evntuuz, Drr. lstL. VI 2 clock
fsr the formation al Bachelors Society.
A full attendance is requested.
II, d. VAN PELT,
Frast pro teBi.
e.. W. Bryan. Sec.
n. CRoNMGLLER, ID. FISNEERoCK,
C0MBiiife
dec. il.lt
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VIZ J. n. ETTELES
wv HOLESALH, WINE & LI9U0h
TO II II
Bishop street, Dellefonts, I'm che Stone hup'
ding formerly occupied BY the ksys
stone Bakery
Takes pleasure In inforinihR the paslie tha
he keeps constantly on hand q supply @
choice Foreign and Domestic LlquerA
Al Barrels, ksgs ard Cusks S@rrmmtsa
10 csHtaiR the qGamtify repressntad. !.
The attention Of pracsicing physicasnt
FGnlled to his stock OF
PURE LIQUORS.
suitable for medical purposes betfiaaa
Jugs, and demUohns constantly On hand
He has the ONLY PURE G&CTAl
WHISKY In town.
All liquors are warranted 10 glve smsia
faction. Liquors will be sold by the quart
H0TTLED LIQUORS
0fthe anest grades ON hand.
Confident that he can please enstemeF
he respectfully solicisa ashare or public pm
tronage mI X
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Hnfler Bros are laying in holiday goods
Intended specially for eAtra bargains for
their old customers. aud invite new ones To
give them trial. Farmers always go
there for cheap goods.
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Samuel Youtz. Of Mitflinburg, has
a calf which weighed no pounds when
IL was "a hours old.
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|n0UBLE AND SINGLE BARREL
~ fowlimR pieces ak
npan6B. IRWIN & WILSON.
ryRNTRR HALL HOTEL.

.
- IoHN SRAMaLKR, Proprietor.
Stages arriWe and depart daily fpr Al
poAmtf, m0nth, anuGh, east and vest
This Knv0Eila Hotel hRs beHn rrflAnA nta
fnrninhed Nv lAa new proprietor and A nov
|in every respect enc of tkn most pleasant
|conn&FF Hotels In central RannaTiganias
The travelling community nnd drpvcrs VIII
IalwaTR nna thw best meenmmnh nhafiana Ter
sons irom lhe city wishing 40 spend iaW
weeks during CHIC summer Am kha country
win hhd Centre Hall one of Tie most beau.
Itifnl locations and Che Centre MaM Hotel
/ ialllhey could desire for comfort ana con-
vanianca. npl0daDk
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On the 9Th inst. in Pine Grove, Of Diph'
theria. James Twin Musser, aged % years
and II DAYS.
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The Spruce town Methodist Episcopal
ehurSh win be dedicated Sunday next, the
l7;h, tnst-
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Wall Paper, cheap

DUFFALO SCALES, OF the best make
ID from lbs up % ~, u0ol hs
ApI06S IRwtN & wtLsoS
nRl BOARDS. Plank and SrantlinE
IL Tor sale by fRwIS WILSON.
apIUGS
GRoSS-CUT AND MILL SAWS. be
Nfmske at IgwIN a WILSON.
Apl06S
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p,c-o ok or rHE MovE.-By
r.c - ,no,, = advertising columns ii
w;Il ha obscryeo tat The bachelors Of
this yieirily mean ,''usiness and intepd
.fnrming society wi. H!ter Iot gIp.
Lfing up NIL the old ma. V ~ nT ,ne M
purpose Of sowing discord i-'uo''s nae
Younger lads and las:ts. we esp,'o'
saw. MS we 10 not nov belong TO Z. F'e
the old bachs, maid, lads or sWeet tne
ses. Therefore we will he a qulrt
"looker on in Venice" ard see what
may deveiope itself. Whether these
odd BACHELORS wish to meet regularly
40 commiserate and mourn III body
over their lonely state, and hold con
suitaiion whether mistake would be
preferable to the folly Of bachelordoln.
We will stand at a respectable distance
and see. IL ,ks mean time let the Old
ma ids be ca Ineir guard. for fear
something may be in the wind "fpT
veal or woe, better or worse
D. We shades.
Ofall dead old maids.
attend In rou, invisible habiliment'
and sI.suId ought be Intended against
roar s;sters Mo sya still in to,men
apon this mundcnr sphere, lht'
aWeisI sisters. hand ip b4nd,
PpsteFs of the sea and land
a., end. and with plI the ghostly art
stri 'Se terror and d,s@ay into the bach
eIor .nuclave, and make "each hal
stand on Like the ffetf4l porou
pine"
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In the midst of life NF are In death
Last ecs We rublishedthe iolioSi"gi
On 18th ult. in Pine Grove. 1T the resi-
aepre III p Iytle, by the Rev. NJ, G, Ear
bsrt Mr. Iamrs /. NuSsor and Miss NJ u.
Lytie. both Of Pine Grove.
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We now have to chronicle the Following
death:
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Boots ana Shoes. Hats and Cape. Hare
ware. Quccuswaro, Wood and Willos
Ware Notions, Fancy t1onds, Carpsta' oii
cloths. Wall Papers. Window Shades &s''
qct8 ly, --.
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TO be had at Herlqcher 4 GFqMlllsF's
Furni iture.

A splendid lot of Buckskin Gloves,
driving GIoyes, dress Gloves.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
PrfiyF,Ye Acrys

and one hundred and rts stusps Elrehe
now ia the occupancy Of the widow "f tn
deceased. The Improvement. are con
yenieEt
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Nashville Grocery mErkss.

SUaAR-New Orleans NEW CROP 93@12c;
Demerara Supply light 133c; standard
hards I54@15tc; N. o. clarified, white
145c; do. yellow 134c; A coffse 144o; B do.
I44o; o do. lac.
MoIAssEs AND SIRUPs-We quote New
Orleans NEW crop Csc; sirups 6O965c;
golden strip Csc,
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, TO
1910; Laguayrs 21c; Java 27o.
RICE-We quote best Carolina 90.
sALT-Mverpool sack So; seven bush
ell barrels by the carload, 3.25; five and
half do. EGO.
TEAs-Imperial .20@1. IS, Young Hyson
$1.40@1.75; Black $l@1.26; Gunpowder
S1.25@1.75.
FIsH-MackereI-Nos and 3, 1900 and
400 y barrel; IN kits, Nos. l, and 3
800, 200 and 1.75. Sardines 2l.5O p
case.
CHxrsE-we quote factory at 1910; Eng
hsh dairy, none.
Massive quote at AS for 1Od's
and 25c additional for diminishing grades
OANDLEs-Star, light weight, l2@l3o.
PowDER-Dupont 6.75; Hazards 6,75;
blasting 4.75: fuse, per 100 feet, 75c;
Sycamore Mills powder, 1915.
EHoT-Pstent 2. 60; buck 2.75.
LroUoBs-Oommon recti6ed whisky 2
gallon, LA; Robertson County L.75@
$50; Bourbon L 25@4. 80; Lincoln County
1.75@2 %; Highwines LOO.
BAGGNG-Hemp 25928c; fax 30c.
RoPE-We quote at lie.
COTTON THs-We quote at $3.50.
BRooMs-We guoto at 2.25@3. 80 y doz.
LEMoNs-We quote at 5000 per box.
Misunderstanding, y doz, 40975c,
Wsshboards 2.75 = doz; Buckets, 2
6oz., ESQ. Tubs 80 y nest. Starch
CSC. Oandy-assorted stick $50 .
pound; fancy assorted zoo p pound.
snuff 7.75 y box for CARROTS packed
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Excelsior oofsee urn.

Monday, Feb. 81, will long be remem-
bered at the Chattanooga depot as gain
day. and one that the travelling pnbllc VIII
in future generations refer to with admira,
ton and pride and bless the Individual
whose indomitable pluck and perseverance
succeeded in revolutionizing and refresh
ing the weary traveller. At $50 A NJ, on
the morning of the day above mentioned
we were startled iu our SdiictlAl SaActgflg{iit
by the booming of (what seemed TO u.s.
artillery. We instantly remembered 10"
on that day the Prussians were TO enler on
their grand triumphant march INTO rams.
Also that the great Fenian exiles were al
ter landing on our shore and thought prop
ably that they were again knocking the tur
off of John Bull.
But after asking a few questions we
learned that the excitement was down II
the Chattanooga depot, where instantly
our reporter s'hied, aud there found an
excited party of ladies' and gentlemen
gathered around the refreshment place
kent by the indomitable Egan, where he
dispensed coffee from the monster coffee
urn, manufactured by J. Van & Simmons,
of worldwide notorlety, and all parties
Joined by reclamation in declaring 1t to be
decidedly the very best they ever used,
and probably ever will use again, except
they be fortunate enough to return to
the same place. which they all
hoped for. We also understand lie got
a decided improvement, for which he has
the sole patent right, and that Is a small
bose can be attached whereby he can &C.
commOdate passengers who are afraid to
leave The coach. All that is necessary is
for them TO raise the windows and he can
play the hose on them If that IS not
ahead Of the times, we don't know what is
what
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Nashville Produce Market

PEAEUTs-The market is stiff, and deala
ers are offering $3.50 per bushel on spot.
The stock on hand in this market will ap-
proximate to something like 6,000,bushels.
and holders demand S2.O7 2 bushels from
store.
DRIED FRUIT-Market firm. We quote
as follows from wagon: apples &c;
quarter peaches &c; half do Sc.
BRAN-We quote loose at $l7 2 ton; in
sacks S21.
PoTAToEs-In good demand. We quote
Northern as follows: Neshanocks, 2 Dbl,
$4.75; Peach Blow, $3.50; Russets, 81 80;
Early Rose, So 25; London Lady, $3.50;
Buck Eyes, $3.50; Pink Eyes, $40 Early
Goodrich, $40.
FEATHERs-In fair demand. We quote
prime &c; choice 65c.
EaGs-Market weak today, with sales
from wagons at II and 18c.
HAY-We quote at $25 per ton, de
ivered in depot.
ON1oNs-We quote at SO. 10 per Dbl.
NAVY BEANs-We quote at s. 2 bushel
from store.
Broom CoRN-We quote at 24@44c, &C
cording to quality.
SAUR KRAUT-Sales from store at $40 2
barrel.
BUTTER-Market weak. We note sales
of country at 16@17c; choice do 2Oc.
GREEN FBUIr-Tennessee apples are
about exhausted. We quote nominally at
1904 . Dbl; choice Northern are very
scarce, and have advanced to 81 q Dbl.
BEEswAx-We quote at 25c.
COTTON SEED-We quote at 50 9 ton.
GINsENG-We quote at Coo.
SHIPsTUFF-We quote at $50 = ton.
MIDDIINGs-Are held at $40 2 ton.
RAGs-We quote at &c as the outside
figure.
WooL-We quote bury at 10000; IN
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 35940c.
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New Advertisements.

Yeatman, Shields 4 Co. make trade
sale Of dry goods, etc this morning.
We invite attention to the card of Wash
ington University, Medical Department,
Baltimore, Nd. This is an old established
Institution, well located and entitled 10
liberal patronage.
J. 4 L. WhoTley, a South Market
street, are sole agents for Hollands Log
Cabin tobacco, and many other fine brands
sf chewing tobacco. They are also agents
Of the genuine Slim Jack, Slim Jim, Slim
John, Brown Dick, l. y. L, Grand Ouch
ess, and various other brands Of fine CT
gars-
See legal notice of Z. DrummOnd, JUS
tics of the Peace for Humphreys county.
We refer to the advertisement of Joseph
J. Hall, analytical and consulting chemist,
No. Al Cedar street, in the Postoffice
building.
Geo. Crawford offers a reward for the re-
coYery Of q large mouse-colorod horse,
strayed from his premises on Jefferson
street.
James Hughes has several neat resi-
depces for rent.
The Vatican Council Just received at u.
=. Neylans, 345 Public Square.
The Ella Hughes for the Upper Cumber-
land to- day at P. NJ
Mrs. TGrdiff, Church street, next door 10
the UNION AND AMERICAN office, is prepared
to execute general needle work, dress
making and fill orders for millinery goods
with dispatch. She has secured the ser
vices Of an experienced cutter and filter,
and will be pleased to see her lady friends,
promising good work aid cheap work
Dooley's Yeast Powder-no family
should be without it
The Eddyville for Evansville to-day
The John Lumsden is the regular packet
for Cairo tomorrow.
Itslian Macaroni, Hibbett's Porter AID
Bass Ale Just received by z. L. Nichol.
HBooks for Lent at d. n. Neylan's
Gsnnett & Co., Nos. GO and G5 South
Market street, are in receipt of large lot
of Northern seed potatoes, which they ar c
Offering at the lowest market price.
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THE COTTON MARKETS,
selma, Ala. Feb a5.

Selma, Ala, Feb. 25.
Market dull. No good cotton offeriup.
shles to-day 100 bales. Quotations ss fol-
lows; low middling 1870; strict good ordi-
nary 13c. mi
Columbus, Ga, Feb. %.
Cotton market quiet; low middling &c;
mtddlings 13tc; Sales 1872 bales; receipts
AZ bales;shipments 434 bales.
Montgomery, Ala, Feb. 25.
Our market is quiet but steady, low mid
ding 1910.
Boston, Feb. 25
Cotton quiet; middlings Isle; net re-
ceipts 2, 421 bales; gross receipts -: sales
200 bales; stock 5000 bales.
Wilmington, N. e., Feb. 20.
Cotton steady; middlings lac; net re-
ceipts 2l8 bales; exports coastwiss SAT
bales; sales :; stock 9,919 bales.
Norfolk, FEB 25.
Cotton steady; low middlings I339135c;
net receipts !, 1874 bales; exports eoastwise
1850 bales; sales $50 bales; stock 4, 6S3
bales.
baltimore, Feb. %
Cotton quiet and steady; middIings I5c;
net rec eipts 565 bales; exports to Great
Britain 156 bales; coastwise 133 bales;
sales 375 bales; stock Is, 40 bales.
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SEEDs-We quo to as follows Clover
81. 25@7.5O; timo thy Sc. 5O@6.75; or
chard grass $2.5Ot93; blue grass $l.75
herds grass $l.76@2; Missouri millet 81;
top onion sets SO. 5O@.i per bushel.
IsoN AND STEEL-We quote Tennessee,
common bar, 6to9 n; Kentucky, do, 4c .
10; Tennessee band 7@8c; Kentucky, do,
5tc; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads sc; fire box 94c; sheet (coinmon)
54@Sc; do, (Kentucky) e4@7c; do, (Fen-
nessoe) 74@S4c. STEEL--Oast ste 81 and
shear 22@25c; English blister 10000;
American blister 13@15c,
LAND PLAsTER-Ne quote as 35.c0 y ton
In bags.
HORSE SHoEs-Reese's patent horse
shoes 1915.
Horse NAns-Old Hickory horse nails
24025c
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advancing at 500 from supsrfnS to
choice extra. 4 FL f5FBtFftE %

advancing at 500 from supsrfns to
choice extra. 81 r8F#.E 10
CoRN-Good inquiry, fair stock at 81. 10.
MEAL-$1.25 . bushel.
OATs-Prime S5@S7c . bushel n
HAT-Scarce at S1.90 . 100 ms.
Atlanta, Ga, Febs "a.
: GRAIN-Corn, new, shelled, in store, 95c;
Wheat--red $1,000. 35;pEime white SI.4O,
none IN market. Oats65@7O. Rye s..
IN Little demand Barley fall S1.1O.
BULK MEATs-Olear sides 122c; clear
ND sides l244e; shoulders 92c; hams 14c.
BAcoN-Olear sides 1896; clear rib sides
1870; shoulders lie; hams 15917c.
AARD-ln buckets 164e; cans I5c; tierces
14@144c. biz -
FLoUR-Rome Mills xxx IS. so; Xxx
Sl5O; Cook d Cheeks choice 50. so; Allan
"a Mills fancy $3.50; extra family IS; family
$3.50; superfne Sc. 25.
HAY-Timothy $33@35; clover s3O@35
per ton. Shucks, baled, $165 per 100.
Cow FEED-Oorn bran $3.50 q 100 lbs.
Screenings S1.2 . 100 lbs. Bran 81 20
e 100 lbs. Barley meal SOC q bushel of
4S lbs. Stock meal goo q bushel.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Eggs I3@I6c. Chick
ems 3O@35c. Sweet potatoes SI.95 Ter
D1shel. Irish potatoes S5@5.5O per Dbl.
table; seed, S6.OO@I0 Country butter
zogZ5e I. ID. Apples $1.25@2 9 bush.
CORN MEAL-$1 2 bushel.
BUrTER-Goshsn 4O@5Oc per Ii: Ten
nessee 22@2Se.
FEATHERs-Liye geese 75c.