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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10
Mercantile Prize Ass0Gi at on
OF NETWORK,
Daily Drawings!!!
A PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET.

Cash Gift sFao,aei rs Cash Gifts ca. 81. 600
8 Cash Giftsea 50,N0l so as.sets - mo
y IN 6 81, 900 200 - q sN0
20 - - 5000 $50 =. ' % 100r
aee Sola IS to 300
20 sewing machines. Observation-Disclosures. 60 to lA0
* * eacn 30 to ZOE
~ YHei0ueonS. s. 80 In
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware, etc. valued at 81 500 Ool
chance to draw any Of he shove prizes for III
cents Tickets describing prizes arc SEALED in en-
relopes and we'll mixed. On receipt of Is cents q
SEALED TICKET is drawn without choIce and cent
by mail to any address. The prize named upon it
VIII be delivered to the ticket holder on payment Of
ONE DOLLAR Prizes are Immediately sent to any
address, Dy express or return mail.
You VIII know what your prize is before ven nav
LOT ~. ANY prize exchanged for another of the.
same value No blanks. Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing .S AZ
OPINIONS OF THE PnEss Fair dealing can be re-.
lied on ~ r. Herald, Aug g. A genuine dIstri-
utlonmWofid, Sept. o. Not one of the day
Weekly Tribune, July I. They give general salts
iactlon.-Stdafs Zgitahg, A e. s.
KEFERENCEs;-By Kind permission we re for tn.
Lne lolloWlng:-FraDklin 8. Lane drew ala o,o
MISS Hattie Banker Charleston, so 600 Mrs. f,nne
isa ~ blaze, ST. Paul, Piano, $500 Samuel "
Raymond, Boston, $1,000. Eugene r. Brackett
p1ttsburg, Watch, $500 Miss Annie Ospeod Nav
Orfeans, 50 600. Emory T.. Pratt Cslomhus, Ohio
One CASH GIFT in every package Of $50 ticketn-
guaranteed; tickets for 81 90; l. for 81 90: rs for
$3 90; 80 for 20 90; sI5O for SI5 10 - - ~
Agents wanted TO whom We oner liberal luusu--
Inents and guarantee satisfaction.
ADDRESS, A. +. JACKSON & Co.,
So NO. l36 Nassau Street. New York
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NOTICE To MINERS
US. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., Sept. 6, 1873.

49, LAND UFFILE, Z =
HELENA, NJ. T., sept. &. 1873. !
A NDREW ii. MUIR sAY, whose post office adj
"A dress is Central Park, Galisstin county, NJ L.
has this day filed his application 10 enter as agri-
cultural land, under the Presumption laws, the
west half or southwest quarter OF section 80, III
township No. i, north range No east, which land
Is suspended from entry. Notice is hereby given
that hearing will be had at this office on tho 9th
day Of October, A. ID. 1873, at IL clock o. M to
determine rs to the miner,l or non-mneral charac-
ter OF said land, and testimony to be used upon
said heurIag viii be taken before Arch Graham,
County Clerk, at Bozeman, Gallatln county, Al.
rs or the 2itl day of October, A. ~, 1873, at u
o. clock. al m. s
i 1t is alleged there are no known miners, nor min-
ing Improvements or CLAIMS upon said land.
..s.sa s. st4lf4 w. G. CHILD, Register.
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PRIVATE letters received iii Bozeman from
Washington are to the effect that Commits
sioncr Drnmmond ca presses himself favora-
Bile to The establishment OF Land Office in
Bozenlan. Delegate Maginnis will have no
trouble, We think. In getting i special law
passed to acrciHplIs1. Fhat esd.
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Dissolution M office.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co.par. nership
RENTER has been dissolved BY mutual consent.
David III. Carpenter assumes all debts contracted
BY the firm priortu May 10th 1871 and Is authorized
to collect AL debts due thes firm ss
i THROWN,
b. I'll. CARPENTER
s Bohemian. Sem. It, 1879. s&e
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Strayed Horses!
$50 REV ARD!

CTR2YED from camp at Mammoth Hot Springs,
= September 4, 1873, one gray mare medium size,
stout build, short manc, light thin tail, faint $
brand left hip and shod all rounai; natural gait
pacing. Also young brown gelding, full name
AMI tail; an FL brand on left shoulder; shed all
round, and both dragging picket ropes when lost.
Both were trailed toward the West Galatin.
TWENTY-FIVE dollars each will be paid for their de-
livery to the undersigned ut Deer Lodge City, or
ten doll ars each for information Of their safe de-
fcntion in adjacent country.
w. EGBERT SMITH,
s.. Deer Lodge City, NJ. I.
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I
| AN ACT to define and prov de for the work
ing OF Public Roads and Highways. s
Be it enacted by 1t enacted By the Legislative Assen-
BY Of the TERRITORY Of Montana;
| SECTION ii The County Commissioner, shall
annually, at the February term thereof. appoint a
Supervisor OF Hoads of each district in the county,
occur in such office and the County Clerk of each
county shall Immediately notify all persons who
aaa ~ days
And such supervisors shall take on oath before
ri aas ey es n
tend the labor thereon, ana see that the same IS
faithfully performed, and sue for and collect all
moneys due his district, No Commissioner to be a
Road Supervisor.
SEC. la 4 at any time during the year any pub
or from any other cause; or any bridge shall be
impaired. or become dangerous for the pass age Of
teams trayeers ths sape5v,sor Of the road
cause such distractions to b.. removed or bridges
| repaired, for which purpose he shall Immediately
as NAV be necessary to remove such obstruction
or repair such bridge and all persons ordered
shall is st. gg 0 and
penalties as il ordered out uner Section ID Of
/ this chapter. ~
See is. In all cases where any person under tile
direction Of the Supervisor of Roads perform more
labor upon the public roads than may have been
sessed Upon him under the provisions OF this act,
th @ aa gss e
certificate shall be resolved from the noucr tn sat
isfaction of labor TIL roads IN such rau district
in any subseqnens year, for the amount - labor
sEc a. All able bodi.d me- between the ages
Of and ra r n
roads under The superintendence of the supervisor
not less than two days nor more than four days each
1t least one da d notice to inch person required
to work unon the public roads; and shall pc the
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NOTICE OF FINAL ETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE
or PETER GRUBERT,

To vVhomH IT. May Concern:
AYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that will make
~ final settlement of the estate of Peter Gruhert
deceased, at the Office of the Probate Judge of Gal
latin county, NJ. T., on Monday, Oct Der q, A. D.
1873. ai O'Clock p. m. of that day.
BRIGHAM REED,
Admir- Of the estate Of Peter Grubert, decd
sepl2 CIV
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N Office.
CouSrY cLnRK's OrFlcr,

COUNTY CLERK' s OFFICE,
Isozeman, nj. -, Sept. 4, 1875 s.
NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN that the Board Of
In Commissioners viii meet at my Office in Boze-s
man, Monday, september 18th. ls7 70 cofreck
the assessment roll. All persons ecfing themselves
aggrieved arc notified to appear.
They will also ut the same time let contract for
the furnishing of 40 cords of fo,r foot woot 20
paid for in Contingent Fund Orr ers, to the lowest
bidder, the wood be delivered at my e0ice by the
first OF December next. All
Given under my hand.
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IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE.

good house, with all the necessary lmpreye-
II ments, looted on two good lots III the mos
desirable part OF BozeMan, Will be exchanged 1t q
1t u reasonable price tor mich cows Inquire
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NOTICE.
70 The Tax Payers Of B0zenan Road District No. 3

1.-TWO DAYS WORK is hereby called for or in
i lieu thereof s6 90, from every man subject to
tile Road Tax specified by law; work tn COM
mence on Monday, October 18th, 1873, and continue
for days The bridge over Bozeman creek will be
newly covered, and teams will be called for in the
meantime 10 haul the plank.
John w. Grannis and w. f. Cornell IRE hereby
appointed Deputy Supervisors. = sg54fsz s
For the information of the people tie following
sections of the Road Law passed Mt the Extraor-
binary Sessi. Of the Legislature convened at vir-
gnia City, April "a, 1853, are published.
ssa5sss Wy. SMITH,
cunarv; anr T.azarnor, n.a,I Y1iotr;ct ~ y,
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CORD WOOD
FOR SAID
Cottonwood, Red and White
Pine, Dry and Green.

TIME subscriber would inform the public that h,
j. is prepared to f.rnish excellent quality of woo,
i'm any quantity desired on the road niles south
of Bozeman IN Middle Greek Canyon. Call ane
examine for yourselves.
Terms Cash or No Sale. l}
MOSES TEMPLE,
Fourth cabin in Middle Creek Canyon.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10

TaE Grand Lodge OF Masons opened its
ANIMAL session IN Helena on Monday last.
The Herald says aEifteen Lodges are repre-
sented--all excepting one now organized in
Montana. Tho number Of Delegates in at
tendance is the largest that ever met m Grand
Council in this Territory &
joseph Holznisn, Thos. !. Edwards and
Thomas Lewis are III attendance from this
place as delegates
Mr.. II. %. BAILEY. Of hIadison county. re-
turning from the Fair grounds 70 neleha ias1
Saturday, collitlel with q wagon. ana nag
one Of lis ribs broken,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10

TERRrroRY or MoSTAsA. I In the First Judicial
COUNTY IF CALLAHAN, District Court.
JOHNNY. BoGERI, Plaintiff, &
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10

AN ACT to define and prov de for the work
ing of Public Roads and Highways. s
Be it enacted by 1t enacted By the Legislative Assem-
bly, of the Territory Of Montana:
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Approved May 18th, ls73.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Independent. October vi vs.
Messrs. Norton 6 Thomas will keep their
flock OF sheep the. coming winter at the Fred
erickson ranch, about fifteen miles above this
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-03
COMMERCIAL.
KNoxv1ILE wlIoLEsAlE MARKETS.
= u u u d !. |. -nnnrthhnr D 1872 |.

Nta December 2, 1873. !
Business generally has improved gradually
during the past week or two, and at the present
time the outlook is decidedly more cheerful
Money matters show marked Improvement and
collections among the business men much more
satisfactory than for several weeks past. We
learn that rcmttances from the country nner-
chants are more liberal than at any time since
the panic. The resources of East Tennessee are
ample, consisting of corn, oats, wheat hay,
hogs, horses, mules, &c, all of witch will GER
tainly be wanted by the Cotton States between
now and spring, and will bring into our section
large amount of money. We have very
large corn crop, and we would impress upon
our farmers the importance of running corn
through wheat fan before sscking, as It will
always pay well for the labor and result in
quicker sales and always adds to the reputation
of East Tennessee grain,
The corn trade has opened out fairly and is
quoted firm. The new crop is now beginning
to come into market and has opened out at 80
cents per bushel loose, and sacked and delivered
in depot jGa57c. Its selling at 60aG2c.
Oats, good demand at prices given below.
Other grain firm and unchanged in quota
tions. Bacon, corn aud lard in better demand.
Eggs and butter in fair demand at quotations.
Flour without any quotable change. Other
articles unchanged.
The following are tho quotations Of leading
articles:
WHEAT-New prime white 81. 35al 40. am
Der $l.25 Der bushel red, Sl.l5aSl20;
CoRN-Steady, buying sacked and delivered
5SatOc; selling in same condition at 621a65c.
LARD-Market dull with full stock on hand
buying price 9sl0c. selling at lOallc.
UATs-Good demand at 35c; selling, sack
cd in depot at 42a4j.
HAY-No shipping demand whatever, baled,
GOcaSlO0 per lUU lbs. Loose from wagons, zoe
per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRUIT-Dried peaches, halves 5a7
cents. Apples, 4aj.
FLoUR-Stock lual to demand; Knoxville
City Mills, in lots to the trade, fancy pastry,
S4.75i family, SLl2l; extra, SO. IS; country
family, sA0Oa4, %; extra, S3j0a375,
BACoN-Demandh light; buying, hog round So
81; selling 9a9l. Buying shoulders, &c
sides, 9!c; hams, 9a9lc. Selling shoulders, Sa
Sic; sides, 9al0c; hams, lOal1c.
FEATHIEs-Buying, prime, 20; mixed,
25a4Oc.
BUrTER-In demand at 1sa20, for fresh.
EGGs-In demand VI y cents.
RAGs-34c.
BEEswAx-2Sc per pound.
To8tC O. Cnnessee leaf, Sal2c
GRASS : fIr-Ilmothy, $45Oa4 % per hush.
Herds grass Sl.J0 e
Blue Sl.50
GGNsESG-S5a9Oc. Good lots have brought Sl.10. |
SENEKi SNAKE--Dull SIC.
YELLOW RooT-Dull, &c.
WooL-Washed. 40a45c per ID.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-03

used too high-sounding language, for his
congregation and this is the way he told
them that he would in future put what he
had to say il plain and simple words:
.'REsPECTED FRIENDS My oral docu-
ments having recently been the subject of
your vituperation, 1 hope it will not be
considered an instance of supererogaton
if lacOnically promulgate that, avoiding
all syllogistical, aristocratical aud peripa-
tetical propositions, all hyperSolcal exag-
gerations and excavations, whether phys
ically, philosophically, philologically, po-
litically, or potentially considered, either
in my diurnal peregrinations or nocturnal
lucubrations, they shall be definitely and
categorically assimilated with, and render
ed congenial to, the occiputs, caputs and
cerebrums of you, my most superlatively
respectable auditory"
The auditory" did not question his "lu-
cidityn after Youths Companion.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-03
4" HiialUtin."

Some people seem always 50 talk from
stilts. What they say, therefore, goes oyer
the heads of their hearers, either because
their ideas or their words are not under
stood. The habit Of using long words, be-
cause they are long, is very common, and
rs disagreeable Gs it is common. It is said
that in old times ministers used to make
DOint Of getting into every sermon at least
one word they had first seen during the
week before, and which they were pretty
certain none of their hearers would know
the meaning of.
There is story Of very learned man
who went TO a school examination and
asked little boy what a square was.
why it's a square" he replied.
But define it," insisted the learned
man.
The boy hesitated.
Don't you know pursued the examin-
er, that IL is an eaullateral rectangular
ssladrilateral""
The boy was ready TO admit at once that
lie did not.
s NUlage parson had been ;old that he
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-03

"a 90; collectors f.c 90; printers fee 50; clerks fee
INES Williams, one tract of land Of 40 acres moro
less lying in the 18th civil district adjoining inc
lands Of Almarne lIuckaby and others the taxes due
lectors fee 90; printers ice sos clerks fee 3d.
John Adkins heirs ono tract Of land Of $50 acres
more or les., lying n the l2h district adjoining the
lands Of saetn Hucks6y and others t,Sss due and
or's fec %; printers fee SO; clerks fee ] So To-
ceres wing IN district No, 3 adjoining thu lands of
Nm soT apd otners SaHSd at taxes due for
30; clerk fec 50. Total
Joseph Faulkner one tTqct Of land e leo acres in
s. sSF TsS,, fee printers fec 50'
Jackson C5%p5g tract 2s land Of 1852 ,, nSESs
Ga4 JON va AreRsF and OR% Valued n
due for the year 1871 is c9llectors fee O) print
cr fec clerks fee % III Total Zoo acre.
Shepard Joseph Bolton and others, valued ats -;
sak d s iG fe ins yStG is So Total S
Hayse siler tract of $50 acres Of land more more or
John Bottom, VIM. Carroll and other.. valued ats 49,;
t.T due for the year lS5l Is C0 Tdi fee W;
Riley Tow 500 acres of land more less in the 9th
district. adjoining the lands of James Cooper; D. y:
iS7iis collectors fee Il printers fee sos clerks
dTe Pf51 The sRs % % and '
ers valued at tax for the year 1871 is col
lie tors fee 1OO printers fee 5O clerks fee 80,
Total 50.
II is therefore considered by the court that judg-
next be- and it hereby entered against the aforesaid
tracts OF land in the Of the.Saelof Tenhessee;
for the sum annexed to each, being the amount of
taxes costs and charges due severay thereon fer tho
ye rs aforesaid. And it is ordered by the court that
the said several tracts of land much thereof as
shall be sufficient of each of them to satisfy the taxes
costs and charges annexed to them severay be sold
as law directs
Thereupen you the said Ewins Baker, former tax
collector of Campbell county, Tennessee, hereby
10 expose to public sale the aforesaid
tracts of land much Of each of them will be of
value sufficient satisfy the taxes and charges
the law directs and make due return of this wit,
according to law,
Witness. William Allen. Clerk -four said court at
Office in Jacksboro', third Monday OF July, 1873
WM. ALLEN, Clerk.
Issued July 2Sth, 1873.
ST ITE OF TENNEssEE, CAMPBELL County,
In pursuance of the foregoing order of sale. | will
expose public sale at the court house in
Tenn on the first Monday in January, 1874. the tracts
Of land described in said order of sale muc1 of
each of them will be of value sufficient to satisfy
taxes costs and charges thereto annexed, unless sad
amounts are previously paid. -- --.
EWlNS BAKER,
Former Tax Collector.
Jacbsboro', Tenn, Nov. Sd, 1873.
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HOME CIRCLE.
WATCHING ron Para.


SBoa)ways stood upon the steps,
lust 10y the cottage door,
Waiting TO kiss me when l came
Each night home from the shore,
Her eyes we're like two glorious stars.
Dancing in heavens own blue;
Papa she'd call, like wee bird,
Is lootin' Cut for GU
Alas, how sadly do our live.
Change US We onward roam
For now no birdlike voice calls out
To bid me welcome home.
No little arms stretch out to me,
No blue eyes dancing bright
Are peeping from the cottage door
When ! come home at night.
And vet It comforts me to think,
That when I'm called away,
From scenes below TO those Of bright
And everlasting day,
A little angel at the gate,
With eyes divinely blue,
Will call with birdlike voice, Papa,
II lootin' out for on.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-03
The Hog Market.

The Louisville Courier-Jouraal. of the 10Th,
makes the following report of the hog market :
The receipts by river and rail for As hours as
reported by the Board of Trade, numbered 49,
41S head, and the aggregate receipts since Nov.
|, reach 100, 446 head. The range of prices ran
from 81 50 to $3.50.
AT St Louis on the 2sth, the quotations were,
hogs active and firm, S3G0a4.2O bulk of sales
ut S3.90a4.l0.
At Chicago on the 18th, the market stood
hogs in active demand with quotations advanced,
S4.T5 for dressed.
At Cincinnati on the 2Sth, the price is reports
ed as follows Hogs firm, S300a45O. Green
meats strong and held higher, shoulders, 43c,
clear rib sides u.
The Commercial of the 2Sth says the general
suspension of business did not interfere mater-
ally with the trade in hogs. The receipts con-
tinue quite liberal, and the excess over last year
for the same period is pretty well maintained
We have to note some falling off in the demand
owing t. the hesitancy Of packers in operating.
They insistthat prices are too high for safe in
vestment
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Tax sale.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. CAMPBELL COUNTY
| CIRCUIT COURT, JULY TERM. 1873.


CIRCUIT COURT, JULY TERN. 1873
WHEREAS; EWINS BAKER. FORMER COL
w lector of tho public taxes for the years 1868 s6e
court the following tracts of land as having been
sesssd for the taxes tor the 1868 1859 and 1871
th"t the taxes thereon are due and remain unpaid
and that the respective of the same have no
goods aud ehattels within his cOuEty on which he can
Greene's heirs, one tract CT land of 100 aer.g,
or less lying in civil district No adjoining the
lands Of James Wilson James Brown and others,
lS7l, amoAnting in AZ TO s3i So Credit on tho came
oT fee printer fee 81 So fo es sS s. d f9ti''
Alexander ri enour, one tract Of land Of IS acres.
la nds of John Phillips deceased. William Lett and
Others valued at 500 and the tax due and unpaid for
the year ~ is eollectos fee printers fee 50
Richardson. one tract Of land Of 400 acres more
OF less being in civil district No. 2, adjoining the
lands OF ohm II Richardson. son Gross and others,
valued az 90 the tax due AMI unpaid for the years
printers fee 81; clerks fee 50. Total 20 S..
Simeon whites heirs one tract. or lot Of land Of
ado ming the lands Of VIM Rchadson s DECD and
tnt[s Valued Ct 800 and the due ana unpaid taxes
printers fee 80; clerks fee l. Total Is.
ii b Boardman, one tract OF land Of 200 acres,
less, lying in civil district No. g adjoining III
lands of sisr, VIM Carroll and others, valued AZ
sl,1O: the taxes due and unpaid for the year 1871
i -; clerk s fee So Total 90. '''
Thon1s McGee one tract Of land Of % acres. more
lands Of Richardson KSnuadsy and Others. valued at
%; collectors fee 30 clerks fee 50. fetal $50
samuel O. YounE's heirs, one tract, or lot of land OF
1000 sores, lying u civil district No ~ adjoining he
lands OF Wiley McEwsn and others. valued at s30
and the unpaid taxes for tn year $50 amount TO 75
Total Z 20.
Henry il Wiley, one tract. lot Of land lying in
civil district No. H. adjoining the lbuds of samuel
Young's heirs, containing 20 000 acres more or less
valued At 5000 the taxeF due and unpaid the wear
ISL amounts 20 GOO; collectors fee 90; printer
| fee 81; clerks fec ] ~. Total "a %.
Henry Wiley, one tract, or lot Of land lying In cvh
district No. g. adjoining the lands OF Wheeler and
others, containing 80 acres, more or less, valued al
500; the due and unpaid taxes for tho year 1871
amounts 20 49,; collectors fee 90; printers lee
! ! 90; clerks fee 80. T, tai $50
Elizabeth David tract of land in civil distrie,
No II, containing ~ acre. more OF less. RdjoininP
the lands Of Henry Adkins, Wm Morrow and tbs east
Iennessee Iron Coal Company. valued AZ S2OOl and
the taxes due and unpaid for the ear an cunts %
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-03
Augusta Market.
Corrected to November 2sth..
PRODUCE REVIEW.

Business during the past week has been de-
cidedly more brisk than for the week previous.
a large number of planters country mer-
chants, and others have visited the city in the
course of the week for the purpose of laying in
supplies. This and the continued large sales of
cotton have conspired to give things in general a
brighter and more promising aspect.
Bacon is trmer and with fair demand prices
are tending up. . ..
Grain-Corn and wheat are in better supply,
with prices ruling abou! the same as those here
tOfOre.
Oats remain scarce and prices are rather
steady.
Flour is in good supply, both city and West
ern. The demand, however, is light and prices
are without change.
Hay is in good demand for choice, while
mixed and inferior are uncalled tor.
Light country produce remains in good de-
mand at full prices.
PRODUCE.
BGcon-Whoesale lots-Clear sides, SasI :;
clear rib, s, cash; shoulders, 7laS; sugar cured
hams, canvassod, llal2l d. S. bellies, o. long
clear, 9ta9 clear rib SaS4, cash; shoulders
has cash. Tennessee meats, none
Beef-Dried 15a17 fresh, 10a20 per pound.
Butter-Goshen, 3Sa40; country and Tennes-
see scarce at 21aoO per pound
Cow Feed-Wheat bran, $1,000 per ton /;
stock meal 9Oa95.
Country Produce-Eggs, 2sa3Oc; chickens
hens 30a3j frying size, 25s30. BuLter-coun-
try, l5a20; Tennessee, 25a30.
Flour--Country and Western--Supertine
S6.00a7.0O; extra, S7.75aS %; family, IS 5Oa
500; extra family, S90oa950; fancy family,
So 5al0.25.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81. S5al.s7;f amber,
Sl.67!al75 red, SL57lal.65. Corn--White
70; mixed and yellow, 75a7s Oats-Alixed
6ja70. l'ye, Sl30. Barley, SL4o, o. .g