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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-03-08
Eureka Correspondence.

EUREKA, MArcn ., 1919.
EDrroRs NEWS Since my former letter the
weather has improved to a great extent, and
iocomotion become greater pleasure than here
tofore. One feature about our Eureka weather
H. that no large amount Of snow ever lays on
the ground Tor length Of time, but melts rapid
ly away at the nrst appearance OF old Sol.
PROSPECTS.
just no" everybody IL talking OF the future
prospscu Oh our county NO one can deny that
times are duii and discouraging but we all look
conndehuy 70 the future Tor renewal OF bnsi-
ness ana ne" aetVity IN our mineral products.
There are various and conhi'ting rumors shost
nessraihs the railroad question: ana opinions
pro ana con aie frequent whether the road Will
be built At All this summer Many are OF
opinion ana agree In IL win your correspond
g. ent' tna rsiiroaa communication should be 30
sransea As 70 "enen' '',e great majority of peo-
Pie ny pArS'"s '"'o"s" country containing
the most Inducements Tor snch an enterprise.
now, h"reAA IN 'nri'ins camp ana would De
ihu'n oeh'n'.e" Wy r"a" ou' snail she eot'roi
all adsah'aees. anu ieaNe outS''h 'a'nps' "hien
proihise "ei' :" '"e ooiu appears :" n's-
Ana my "'aH A'' s"n''e" ir"'" 'oi''i s"''o"
wiz" o"' i'a'i"s '''n -.''" '"e '''"'''' VI 9u',
s'''' = p''P "e"''''' o',' Nv ''"".'' VIM
"a"P y" W. ~ Wv
o"'''' '""' ny 'o"'' 'o' ''a' y 'o"s ."o"sn
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Ir'n iA,'i'A' 'upp''e io"' was 70 pass
'ih'heh'e''' '"i'"e" '"i'Aa' 'n'"0e W rio'he
ana 'he O'iolA'o' 40 pr"P'7cu' NOW 'ohe "o"'o
DC e'e our Wv" "'oa'"e n'e'e s''pp'ns p'aee
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~ Woulh pf'Nf iht
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-03-08

THE Hartford Post thinks that Ames is wrong
in assuming that he is to be expelled for telling
the truth, and says. in very unkind way " 1t
was probably unpremeditated, and he should not
be dealt with no severely for first offence"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-03-08

rHE residence of President Grant, known az
the old Dent homestead. and situated six miles
from st. Louis, was totally destroyed by fire last
fr day No particulars have been received. It
was insured for 5000.
, 1873-03-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING. March IT.
,ALCoHOL-Was quiet mud unchanged. we quote
"a pcr cont proof At s1.7301.Bo.
BROOM U0RN-Dealers continue to report a fair
trade, tho ordcra being mostly for tha better graea
stocks arc being reduced 10 extent hut arc stij
large and fully eqnal to present wants. }Yo repeat
No. do, 4@4To: No. 3 do, s@a5<c; inside green'
54o; 90 red Up 304c; do pale and red, 282Hc,
1uITEN-A weak feeling waH erinced on Tue part OF
noiuefa OF common and medium grades there seeming
thing 81 concession from last weeks prices Choice
packed Waa boing held with show Of nrmne.s ss
tno reeoipa Of aucl do not yet exceed tho
ousront wants Of the trade. We quota: Gem
mon 70 choice roll ao92Go; strictly choice dairy pack
ed, so@33o; medium to good, 15927c: inferior to
DA00tNa-Thiis m.rhot waz without ANY now tos-
trce Trade continues fair for tho acAson and prices
rule steady, folowz: Stark 35c Ludlow, 95c: LOW
iston, sNo; American, 3a9c; Auaoakeag 32Ho; Otter
Greek, TO; 6urlap bags, aud bn, 10622Nc;
gunHniesa, single, 17@1sSo; double, 2s529o: wool
BEANs-Wcro in moderate reqneat. ohoice hand
common to medium boana are large. Prices range az
q. NaV1es =. % st prime to choice s31oS
BUILDING h1ATER1a1,s-Brict,l limo, cement. Hc..
Rre meossn8 with olorably fair inquiry at tic following
dale cement, <s2593.s0; Utica cement, Ss.9o per
orl: Lonsylls eementt $500; Akron cement so.6o
ms ters eu' sss2q Sss Is as T. n%nk
Per 1000, t4o.ooa9o0o building brick icommans''
g sewer brick ela country Iricf,
1900; Ut. Louis hydraulic pressed, $500. dol'
Milwaukee,, s15.oo, del. naolno. 5000, del. Mis'
daio $2o,oo, del hre clay, per br, $4.o0@5,od Tho
onoos \ O s o es* H9r bo1 %
and Dor cent In plAdo to dpzlprS -
, 1873-03-18

H.
70 mako tho increase in mports for whoS ycnr1st
septemner, ls73-coyor tho deficiency In homo cron
to tho probabilities Of future imports from Its
a of tfane1 being ikely to excoed fail OF from or
any opinion al TO- u. g. America md Uaaaia: Iare8
Imports ara expected BY English dealers. haTc
moro tnan onco como into tho Aatisca Of ho recoin,1
O. t9o western lake rorts, and have never found
9nelo o. season s Ii which tho receipts from Aug to
ng seyen mona 80 Invariably Ia this tho case TINT m
anagsi: Of receipts for past Avo yeare ehoNg that r.
repove OF tho extent Of crop, Tho deliveries In hoso
hye full months hava every year e1csolcd thoge bof
OF ne ne succeeding but slso preceding months,
Iho average weekly deliveries Aug. i to Dec. e8
is''a asi2 - ulifago milwaukee,, Toledo detroit, oevo.
tvs.t prn'''.'.'.. .....-.......,.....,. 1l1Onn
F1Sa III, average weekly dciiverios ao
Wheat, bu, average wesKiy deliveries 2ethi ''''''
Dtsanpef to 23d February. y,.,,,,,...,.. kon mn
with On tnrroaae III receipts At these points Of s3,omt
1.tbooou pn anoo Aug. last ovor 1917 aud d.
ncl1no u tho visible supply OF 5000 bu 1t ID not
naSy tnas snpmens from Atlantic ports this sum
arc .oont 900 600 bu ever last year. 'se'
1he eocsa In Canada Woat III warehouses md ,n,1,s
are very arR1 but tho home demand for tho en,tcrr
o. ta ProVinee and for the Provinces of Quobee
Noya scotla, Now Brunswick ac., viii absorb II Iii
The Welland Canal Mills and Montreal. from vnnr ~ ~
Weatarn Statos. A1eAA fouf
Tho Now York Produce E4cnanoc rset,v
elyes the following AZ tho visible supply of craii.
including the stocks In granary at tio prineina{
porta OF accumulation, at lake and acahnnri
ports, frozon in On the New York canals ana n
transit BY rail, March 8, 1878,
, 1873-03-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, March II.
OATTLE-Recelyed since Saturday 4, ,078 head
The large supply had q depressing effect upo,
values. Buyers wore. In fair attendance, bu
they seemed 10th to take hold, and it WAS drag
gtng trado from tho opening to Tho close. ri,
number OF choice droves on salo was notioeabl,
largo, and several sales were reported at SO. .G0@
G.35. but most Of tho transactions were at prico
ranging downward from 36.76. The narLe
closea dull ind heavy.
QUOTATIONS.
E1sra-Graded BteoIa Averaging ], 400 1hd
nnl upwGrlB. 615@6. II
Choice Ueayes-Flne, fat, well formed year
to year old Aeers, averaging $50 to ....
1900 .:...:.:....... 6.75@oot
aontl uooycs-WeIl-fattaue1l, fncly:for1ncl
Ansrs, averaging laqo to I,s0o its. 625Gs5
Medium dradea-Bteora 1n fa1r Aeall, ayur.
aging 100 to 1900 4.75@5o 90
Inl rood to extra COWS, for city
slaughter, averaging 500 10 1,lbo ihs 0.756at
9tnek Cattlo-Cenlilou cattle, in decent
Nesh, a7eraEng 700 to 1850 ia, ,,,... 94uCea 40
Infcs!or-IjgAt aud tl.in COWS, heterp.
usags bulls and asallswag atcera.,.,.,.. 1.76Ga00
Gata-rezsa, Northern wiuterel ,.,. 2.7b0a3.75
c4tts-Cofl-ien fTHas.' ........,..... 4.00Gl4.75
HOtt3--ln tho Aog markot q libQral buginoss
, 1873-03-18

a,t., d,oman ,{u.s cor ct Chicago f. 1ooz124 IT.
~ e +, "a IT to alley datc Fob "a; consideration,
''eS; Gs,umot nv, pstwcon rnrtv-,,cono ,na r,,,,r
trd e. IT, rs IT .oy, dated March ii consies
rs 9't q sn1 nser 1!sstea st, I, no. u.s. atea
Lns 1an Il II, daod Oct 4 ls71 coseration a sls
Lot of Lot. md s, in Dlock g. og.1on's Addition.
dntca a. Oct. 20. 1874 eonaiAcralion s3,i5o. '''l''
t., inta and 49, IN Iock in poiuinlck'a Subdivision
siloroton EN- sesioaa nan Addition dated March
,iDgs iSsasn Ss,wsen "; ros s9 Taylor
TT q Of Lots ma j. in iocK b. soc AZ, 50, IA,
.sSstsss Il III Hsss s's roe r
dated d d sIarsh r L, +; eonsaesat'on, 1915.
di!lonl dated March II confederation, $500. '''
!, Lot In orancs Block ., uniteds,atcs Daul Atdt.
Noh sao st. II nosr sshil}sr t. Lot
n4 ofn y Lot u, dated March Is; consdoration
i & stss sGs9 g. S1F: sssssesa ss sss e;as 8
o. n .tea nSeS ;tss sf Tsse Lot IT,
Monroe st, betweon Wood and fnuiina ats, t, Lot
eEsrd + 1es s'efes4s' e. Heamia' t. ss' as1as IT,
datoa Feb. 18 confederation, 5000.
itoWard st, 100 II " Of Loornls IT. 241124 It, datod
Fob. 10; confederation, 5000. -
Looni9 st. 90 q nof Eyana It, Of 24x10o II, datod
n91sa fsn1aG, u e. st~ssa 5.RsS s 1n,r .
~ dated Oct. 10, 1879; confederation, 81, 600.
SOUTH or u1Tx LIMITS,
-, Lot 70 ~, n nloek Of Taylor and Kreigha n Of
hot y IN Block &, Of Illtohcook'a aubdiylaion in
200 35 H. dated Fob. 20 confederation, 5000,
~ Addition, dated March 10 consideration
Lot O IN BLOCK y, in Adam smith's subdytslou, in
Of @ seo 90, 30 10, dated Nov. ii, 1879; consd.
Lola 60 and 60, In Eth and Young's part OF Lot A.
e aw Of Fac 4, SO, II. aatnd sspt ., 1e7a; ecu.
iet 49, IN sumo, dated Oct 2, 1871 consideration,
, 1873-03-18

REAL ESTATE,

Tho following Instruments woro filed for rec
ord Oh Monday, March II.
CITY PROPERTY,
Tho pEemiaes No. 17o Catherine st, dated March 16
. consideration, 600.
Emma It, " Of Nobio st, t, Is IT to alley, dated
,, s.March 10 +; consideration, $1,o00.
N'co 1T, between Llncon ant Wood sts f. Lot 20.
I soa,ed 1's March IA; consideration, s435.
.so H. between Lincoln and Wood sts, T. Lot 19
a'sa 'I'. March ii; consideration, s4a5.
mt,she 1T, " OF and near ASHLAND ny, n I, Lot 10.
Ni'asea Jan. II consideration, sl,o5o.
liz Keith At, between ch,c.yo av.",,,1 su.4 =,
r. sraay r. aey 'atsA M Jan. .; consideration 81 15o.
hn .i1;'e ~. Hn @ Of Neho It, alio Il, dated
-. auA's Nv. n corner Of Eycrrroa,, ~, ~, ~
\, Twry sa ycjt; aiast s t.w.n ws.onns'dhsra.ls soo ~
t ~ dated MARCH, eoasaerafi"M inM ianoyor y 1oS sts
Eo u. ~ %:st q md near gsantou ~ II,
slt - Els st, dated Marc IL consideration a.
aS1t PAcs 9etMcen uAribaldt and Dl,lsnnt ~
o's'' dated March II consideration, sS1s. '"' Il
, 1873-03-18

=, Nhethor brewers and ma1tators continue buytn1
samples Or tate tho sound untouched grain
Tor their OWL interest to decide, OnsEnVrn
>, I'VE have good reason to believe that tho
beached barley is almost, If not quito, ali sold by
sample bore Or at tho East and doeg not paHs into
stofo moro "a No. 2.-CoMMERo1AL Ed
LATEST.
In tho afternoon wheat was fairly aetiye, and
20 loWor:: No. sold at a1.1956@1. 1.l9X seller
the month, and S1.20@t.20A soller April tho
latter Il option closing ut tho inside; and 9l.M0
t.24S seller May. Corn WAS quiet, and a shade
@9l>so seller April. Other grain and provisions
Wcro neglected.
, 1873-03-18
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY, EVENING, March II.
Ihe following wero tho receipts and shipments
or tue loading articles Of produce In Chicago dur
ing the past forty-eight hours, and for tho cor
responding date ono year ago
, 1873-03-18

BARLEY,
70 the Editor af Tie Chicago Tribune.

BARLEY,
1e the Editor Qf Tie Chicago Tribune:
s J. In reading The Official report Of the New York Pro-
lowing comments tho stato OF Tho barley 1arlot nt
that pon1 md for tho enlightenment Of those Inter.
esed In the subject, offer explanation that a1 re
move an unfounded prejudice that operates to tho
aHa.rlment OF our trade and cauEes IN unfounded
alarm on tho part 81 Eastern buyers: strho socond
growth process Of tho Chicago bleachers rather brings
western into dsiaTor hu buyers not cerau that It
has not beon stained md then beachcd to b}do tho
stan ana appreciate The value Barley las been
sanea na, ~ damp Or wet during tho gathering IN The
oasn Fer tho.e but not Of
It would be well to THAI til. hasisy /. invariably
Sg sample and moatly to Eastern nalatsrs, th.y
puyn8 trom auoh apparentty nice lotB iuetend of
speosss s1sRg hs No Gf s;syso5s 1au
barley 10 put Into etore-in fact It would be- joain
IT. to Ray tho eoat Of and clean and bleach
grades of No. and No. D. Tho relative quality Of the
gssdes received At thus point Is shown BY the
o. the inspected during tho week past con
fm,ng an tdea becoming prevalent that the bert bar
icy y CUT Of frst hands, and the ether grades now
If fhar
, 1873-03-18

make furthor concesslons in prices. 11onoo tho
transaotionh were lImitod to tho purchases OF
local doalorn, and tho filling Of fow nlail ortlors
Nrnll way atrong. Sales wore reported Of 80
e1o.76; 100 brla spring oxtrss at $500 :, 51 bris
do at colo 100 brn do (Gold Arcslnl) at 40.37lS}
450 lr1s on private tor1nB 100 brls rye on nri-
yate tcrn1d. Total. 5000. Tho following was
, 1873-03-18
........+ Nominal.
4672. 1871. 1870,
aos,7co 0,068,697 o,090,7o3

S''f' "A'"s'.''.." 4,a721os s,27s,eos e,oea,ao5
III 1 posts r1ea Of wlent from s.s In J.nuary e''''
THO Imports Of f9esfeas' mhes.' from 1871. 600
Tho rort. 81 sp pd. ~ tncreaaa from
Tic isnorts ~ ~ ,gsres,e a from 1s72
To nposi, 1pw of ws ~ insresao from 10000
1he III ip"ra. u1M of ascsasso ss. from 10000
eonTlss s 1sa, IN January 1879, .,,ow an ineIeaga
rio tota imnor,a. f.:;.;; 1877
:ronn,rr 1877 Wheat, cttfs Flour c7eta
Jsnuaryy,' ILL., it, .a05257o 6ss,aI
Jnnuary 1a71 +'''''''''....,8 8tD39,235 az, ,254
Tho i1r,nnrs -; 3,o257Ca aso,o08
c1actly same a. aa.p" on ~ 3nnHaary a 1s7o aro a1ost
Co Sa wss in1E n enss,. tSs Of
6epsmbor no1t show scale II mnoria s,o m ~ 01
cnpy tns s1ssss Int February 10 lst septoncr viii bo
Tho eatfmlted e1ccss givcn III
above, % required tocoyor
deficiency Of homo deliver
o73 urt H. On nRx III,
, 1873-03-18

eEEns-Ihere was moro Inquiry for MI descriptions,
Timothy sold at 6ba3.25 tor poor to choice, clover
# oa9o.oo for ordinary, and $3.50 for mammoth,
sold u 81 80 for good crushing We note aales
q Sa eag4 oaoles time1y At t9s leo bsgs prime At
good s. ssss co. Ssss Il o's
ssSs: ]. Il 4 Ps@s +
10 Hungarian chocs II leo baes At Soc
60 bags at s5o bags ut SOC 60 bags at 76c 10 bags
ist r. at 7oo g bags primo at o5c car fax 1t
TEAs-Tho tea markot WAS 1osa firm, though without
important change tn valuos. Following The qnota-
65@76o; do choice 70 extra nc 009Sl ID common to
hne old uyson. 7oy@ 90 common imperial, oo@o5c:
sSSs ssose to estss s1sa
ehoso TO- extra Leaf japan, ooc9s 90; fair to good
10 6o ooong aooa sd
eoA7oc; choice to extra, ooc9$t.o0.
ToBACCo-continues moderately aetiyo at un-
cuEwno-FIne oat-E1tra, 76@s5c; choice, esda
7ts; common, t5@suo poor, lo@5oe. 0''0~'' WV
bask n5uaMdt5al aonSa ss 7eso0 halt bright eo@7oo
s4oKnxa1EstSs. 9 5aa2so; medium, ooso2o; COM
WOOD -hemains dull with declining tendency,
sl.o6; slabs, s7.5o@5oo. delivered. '@''0'''
essentially tie sae ~ a.s week Tho demand ve1y
Light, and 1nninly for ANAL lots ct ne wool. s.ocka
wool. 1rices ars unsettled. Wa quote: s'"''' -
rub. Wabhcd, extra medium. .56@61o
!ub, washed, fair to .61G556c
Common dnRy. ..45G5t7c
E!oece, washed. AA, light .61t353o
E!esce, washed, X, Light. ..61G352u
Fleece, washed, A4, dinBy. .40QS4ic
E!eecet washed, x. dingy... ...........,. .40944o
Fleece, waahcd, medium light. .47Gl50o
E!etce "ashed, medium d!nKy.. .40Qs45c
E!oeco unWaohcd, AENX, III good condition. OS133o
Eieecc unWashed, xxx, dlngy. y........... .256#29o
Eicece unWasioa coarSo to Medium .82Ga37c
tlecce unwashtd coarse, and d1ngy .28t431o
Eoper, pulled
EXTRA, pulled AGO
BURY wool 6a10c lesR.
, 1873-03-18
Total supply, Sept. / 10


Comparison Of home deliveries, Sept, 10 Fob,1:
s ss s15s q ,ss I'll s 'sSss IS 9ssssl So Is
fssSRoftlIoe; sspRt. | g ''' '
~ .tlo,sss s. al 44ss 1877 esl
Fob l..... s3i. 1,o54, 6a 40 800 ts5 1893
Inc aboyo statement sh0wE, M compared With iast
ysafs an increase u supply, Sept. to Feb from in-
Oecreaso IN supply, homo deliveries about 1a56 oO
That the total supply haa been In oxcess Of oon.
sumption evident. from tho fAct that tho stocks In
"a Mn LSo9ndo doneesturs Drtato! and Glasgow
anont 4ooo,ooo lu larger than Sept. j. 187a and
Il rerns from all points for thene dates vern At hsnd
INC excess OF stock would probably be 5000 oO0 AZ
saang this and TINT Feb I, 1878. exhibited the Sans
Total supply for ~ wooks from homegrown
M'at Aua imports grA.........,.,,,.l1O1 II O1S ROD
Deduct Increase in stocls, Feb !, ~ CON.
p71eo Will sept Last, qrs................ 6150oo
Not quantity wheat and -four gone into con-
pronn4fionats samhiton 10 "a w9Ha'
q snsnp5ion ap1a whole year, Sept l, 1879, to Aug.
~ !S,3 q, COZ, ,a4s
A. a9afns iarnsst ~ yeaf6 qrs al .GOA, ,7G0
Esnatea Goatt de1sic;ax II son teoosao
Is.u IRON ~ aiyefTage fs's Sf as @ year, ocs5e7s,
teo' 1ets' o'or samo date last year... lt1s,ooo
Leaves exccsa Of imports fa,ir and wheat
1a.. Iaa. ! 10 sopt. !. 1873, required to balnuce
appsara 10 ba te amrori.nt point; i Il oos
LIKELY that tho deficiency In tho homa crop or tho pro
abo consumption Aaye been oyarcytimatod hence tic
Importance Of bome approximate es1ato of probable
0ffAe Tn pprts Stutl 10 Dec. 81. 1879. 1911. 1a7N
, 1873-03-18

Buffalo were sAatle easier az carriers woro Wiling
70 make contracts at &c. Wequoto at 13c for corn and
14c for wheat to Buffalo,
LEATHE1a-Was quiet and firm at tho prices aiyen
befoWs s+ -
, 1873-03-18

!HtlFufIH T0D. 70 H0{lf. I
Qf Tho Iulpprts, Stpt.l 10 Dec. 81,
III Wheat, HAssla contributed
por can't.
In wheat, Uniteu 8latus A1nert-
ca contributed per cent. .....
IN Wheat Etsileo contributed
Yer collt.
And for tho clght months, J4u.
10 icl't. !, llussla contrib
E.elt !9r cent. ..,,,,.,,,,,,,..
l'a!t:tl 6satet contributed, per
loat t.-.,......,,,.,,,,,,...,,
, 1873-03-18

0!Lsnbusness was good and, With Tho exception Of
lc 30 turlay's qupations wore sustained Lard, lin
sood aud whale wore Arm Tho following aro tho prices
current; Carbon, 19@10Hc; extra lard oil, 75o; No.
si;oo@lo3; whale, $50; sperm, s2o6@a16; neat-ioot
odi, strictly pure sl:1o; do extra, 05o: do No. i,
81 o5o turponttnc, 7o@78c; nsphtha 03 gravity, 2
go nanhtha, common, 17a18c. -S'
tnucs 10 improve, " }bo soason advances, and riees
sro working nrnao7. Dclow aro tho quotations.
, 1873-03-18

METALS AND TINNE1ss' BTOUK-The leading
character1"cs Of the market fair activity and
hrmnes1. below arc tho prices now current:
TIN fIATE-Io, 10114, $l5.01: do. 121l2, 1880
10 i,n 1tF20. Es. si5:oo a. , roo.'nE IG, slt1o.
snrnr zrsc4Fall casks ioKo; halt ca cashs, 1ox
@llc; lcsa quantity, 1l1zc ;blab, %.
SHEET 1noN-No. a, 10 ratcs.
ibg, 47o {; timed copper, 43c.
,,,{n WeE2,o n ITO, 81 ana 1877 70 to T. 10
1oc 10 100; 40, 20c fn'l bundlo, is per cent dis.
eonnt Mn1fa fcnes amG,v11s,., wtrs. I}5@7:ic ,,,,
tattons: 1o@ood, per keg, s55o ratca 3d. do. ss.75
Cd, do, 5000; III, do, S625; 3D. do, $70o; ID, DO
fanet ss69; I'd, do, ss.75; clinch $7.s7N; 19No ID
NAVAL RToREs-Tho inquiry Ia steadily .ncreau-
ing Ropes aro steady at tlio decline noted Saturday
, 1873-03-18
c----Sfp9 10 Ang &C.
Wheat qfs... .1l6;GG0 l35HI0 l{s53o ib1lt5o ff59SE
.-----Sept to Jun. T. $50
Wheat. sss; lQM aea;a 1sS95o 1s6sss

'-"eeS AAs't' tioA4NA o1fo4p1 ta4ld4t b9lSaGQ ISL
Proportion Of nrst four months Of harvest ycar
compared with tho whole year for flve years;
Per cent. ..14.G5 1857 32,ll $3.50 4
Average annual proportion Of frnt four monthe
Aso 3ears. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g,
Average total deliveries homegrown wheat
for flre years, per annun1, qrs Is 48O
Average total deliveries homD- grown wheat
for nino yoars, per Annun, ,qrs.....,.,,,,.13.711.
Home grown deliveries, United Kingdom,
Sept. to Dec. 28, 1874 qrs,........,..,, 3o2o.
II the deliveries from tho whole crop Of 1871
ahall provo to DO in the Same proportion "a
tho average Of last i've years, say 10 per
cent for frat four months and 90 per cent
for succeeding olght months, then tle far
Iners' deliveries in United 1tingdona, Sept,
!, 1872, to Aug. 81, 1874, will DO, trs,,., e82l;
Showing probable deficiency from average
,, Of I. lsst I've yesrs qra $685.
ence1 this year, may ba fnforrcd from tho
fact that the deliveries IN first Beycntceu
weeks after Sept. !, 1879, averaged weekly,
And tho succeeding t1ve weeks, Doc IS to Fob.
], averaged weekly, lre..........,,,,.. 176.,
Supply fos United Kingdom, from Sept. to Feb,
1872-73. 1871
SEPT. Sept
, ~ 10 Feb. 3. to FfG.
Flour, cwts, Imports. ....,... 3,U81.O56 l,4ot,I
, 1873-03-18

Veto3o111B u 77aHu34 $NzsU%U7.UU
1uscnIa"ae. So. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l1O.0O
alassll!on Observation-Disclosures. G0,00
M LaHo superior. -.................... b8o03G0.00
CMeaRo etono coal. al.....................,. 800
al!esoMrl atono coal l.................. b7o0958O0
.tOULIhY-Ohotco chick -ns and turkeys are saablc
Ct the full prices of Saturday, but ordinary Hock Ia
hardly % firm. The offerings Light. Turkeys arc
qlota1fe at 1o14e ths latter price for fancy CLICK
en5 g o0$ 80 ducks, s2.75@s.5o; gcess s5oo@8oo.
.p.A pporATOEs-"ere ~ Il largo supply and eaeblo at
aud white potatoes at ooc. Balcs Include car primo
peachhlows at zoo delivered; car ut Csc curs at
cd i $50; chr ptachbova, slightly 1i1oi, 1t 55o On
track, ~
BALT-The local and interior demand for salt
was fair. previous prices being fully Sustained,
Onondaga and Bagtnnw fine, s246; ordinary coarao,
$40; coarse Diamond q. $3.50 ground sola1, $3.50
dairy, without bags, $3.k0 dairy, with bags, st25
GAO; Ashton dairy, per enck, $500; grounI alum,
s2:6o@2.75: TURKS Island, f2.oo.
Sash, DOORS, AND DLINDS-Were meeting With
an improved Inquiry. We repeat Quotations:
, 1873-03-18

May 20 unnttdontiay conaulted porsou,ty or by tal
freq ol charge, all chrrnio or i,cryous iisunycs
nA, - kEAN ik the unly physician III tho oy who war
, 1873-03-18
Franco -,

In frat eight mont,,s
Nusa1a contributed
cropH s1llcat..
In hrst hight niouil,a
ut,ieo'l stRsca Am.
erica cot,trftu tn,1
crOps wheat.
, 1873-03-18

,n ~ !11GfHus u %1tHoNt materiaI change.
Traat'lH "a still Light and confined to the immediate
wants Of local and country brewers. Prices arc sllao
In ao1no Instances. We make change in quotations.
good, a5@loc; common to medium 25@36o !; New
fqIE 4S&2oos: English do96oo; DayaIlan. 6o@55c
moro comb Offering, but strictly choice grades arc
scarce. Wo quote: Choice white comb, 2s@30o; fair
to good. 2oG925e strained and common, 12@l6c.
IRON AND STELLA fair business was trunaacted
at the prevailing prices, Tho market is frm in SYM
pathy with tho EAstern and foreign markets. Prices
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-15
,ro-o RrteherH by the Spaniards.
sa. OOO. COO for U. s. Bonds,
DRESSING THE HAIR.

There are some points III the dressing
of the hair which all women should I'M
derstand. The present universal fash
ion of covering the forehead with a
frinze of hair or small curls IS great
wrong to the majority. They may
twirl and Irvine over small, delicate, fair
countenances; but nObler faces want
smooth expanse of forehead, and IN the
fashionable idiot fringe'S we loose all
the upper lights of the countenance
Dark compilations, too, always require
masses of hair lying languidly in grand
easy forms of shining coils; black hair
is spoiled by ''frizzing.
In order to bring out the lntellectu-
ality Of any face, the hair should be
swent back and raised high. The face
LIGHTS as the brow uncOvers, but care
must he taken not to draw the hair too
TIGHT and rigid; all that is necessary IS
TO show that exquisite line along the
roots where the skin is soft and fair,
and the coloring fresh and tender even
in old ace. The covered forehead Is of
the earth earthly; all the Deilahs OF
every age and country affect 1t. and to
prove it's effect you have only to take
any frail-pictured beauty and IN mag,
nation sweep the forehead clear, and
turn ND the flowing curls into SMOOTH,
tidv coils. and the woman looks re-
formed. Children and young girls may
wear unbound hair, but in woman 1T
looks untidy-and worse.