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= Am .1n1ARGr TRAINED DWELL

Tot AND LARGE FRAMED, ID DWELL WEI L.
NC rIIEREON, ON THE WEST SIDE or
- rl M .tTWiR0 RETWEEN MAIN Anu
IEWWaENkLIS STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC.
TIoEBy virtue Of the decree aforesaid, sa ana, =:
49, 1u the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the Z1th
Nav Nav. 1874, at O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE ans
LOT ocaIed rs above; row 9ssn I feet o' mr. o.
III" mv,.,sc. a above ". GODD1N,
/ nsh1a 50 Executor OF j. Clenulnnin&.
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ByJamcs ST. Taylor + Son,
- Eesa Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT COMFORTABLE BRICK Dwell.
l. LING NO. 535, ON TIE EAST SIDE Of
BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request of the owner will sell at public
auction, upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY the
20th day Of Nay, 1874, at O'Clock p. NJ. that
NEAT fHREE-STOEY BRICK DWELLING az
above located. containing SIX rooms, and In good
order, with gus and water on the premises The lot
fronts about rs feet, running back about $50 feet
70 \ wide alley. =
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour of
sale JAMES II. TAYLOR q SON
my 10 a. - kuctioneera
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with bis hair parted In the centre}-
81 never knew dozen girls, you know,
who could talk sense with fellow, You
know" with her hair frizzed and frizzled
and frowsy, and tumbled over her left eya)-
" Weally! Well, the fact is all tine girls
Know suit their conversation to the party
with whom they are talking, you know"
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By W. Goddin,
Reaa Estate Agen. and AuctloReee,
EercntA and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
OFRANED TEN rMENTS ON TIE North
SIDE OF DuyAL STREET BETWEE5 81. Pc
TER AID JUDAH STREETS; AND SMALL
VACANT LOT ON THE EAST LINE OF 81;
PETER BETWEEN DUAL AND MAKER
STREHTS-By virtue OF decree Of the Chancsry
Court ef the city OF Richmond entered on the 3tn
Nav 1874, In the case Of Bartlett, &C.. against
Coles &C., we shall, special mmissoncrs
thereby appointed, proceed 70 sell at public aue-
ton. on she premises. on FRIDAY she 22d May,
1874 at O'Clock 2. NJ, the real estate Of which
Mary Ann Smith died scized-yiz:
LOT on the north side Of Duval street 'front.'
Ing II 7-12 feet. running back about SO feet to
an alley sixteen feet vide, on which II has FROM
of Sc feet, having thereon TWO FRAMED TEN.
EMENTS.
After which will he sold q small VACANT LOT
On the east line Of St. Peter street, fronting Is feet,
running back about feet
TRIMS: For the first property, one~fourth cash
balance at four, eight, and twelve months and for
the second piece. one-half cash; balance at six
months in each for negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained TIL all OF the purchase
money Il fully paid. II. u. MANSIALL.
JAMES VI. VI. DAVIS,
mgl6 Commissioners.
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OTlCE.-In consequence of dissolu.
next thirty days our entire stock or fine CHR sn
MOS AZ pAINTiNGS, ES9RAYlNGs, FRENCH.
PLATE MIRRORS. L0OKING-G LASSES. and a
Fra Mts. &C., &c, Mt greatly reduced prices. 1,f
All me above arnces we have the largest and best
south OF Baltimore. at cost for cash.
We continue to make all kinds or FRAMES On
our usual style and 10 4 prices. - :
s. Il. CAMPBELL q Co.
Virginia Opera House,
my l6-Iw Ninth street near Fraaklln,
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BY +. u. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.
4 LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SAL

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
n AT ROCKETS OF FIFTY (5O) BEAUTI-
FOL AND ADMIRABLY LOCATED BUILD
ING LOTsWill be sold At p9eG s1etlon, On inc
Ing at O'Clock p. NJ, the above desirable LOTS:
situated near the workshops Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, at Rockets, The sale Will continue
from day to day at the same hour until CON-
These LOTS are the most desirable in that por :.
90 r.nidiy Increasing In value, very desirable for
The building or small houses which are in great dc.
mand by good-pay1ag tenants at fair rentals and
shoajd Command the attention OF capitalists and
TERMS: Made known 1t The hour Of sale.
1nyS T.. ID. EACHO, Auctioneer.
POSTPOSEMENT.
The above sale 10 postponed until further notice.
NV IS +. ID. EACHO.
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BY Hill Il Godiiu,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucnoneers,
40. HOS Main street.

TOR SALE PRIFATELI.-At tae ~
Z Quest of Mr. Charles Holzhaner, we onyf .i r,
sale privately his RESIDENCE Situated Oh M ase
street near the corner or Norton STREE ~.
Is = nice FRAME COTTAGE with eight soo.i.s
covered with tin, newly painted. and IN l Sar..
fbrder, with stable for four horses, carr
shade trees in frouI yard; most de!i2h.i u, IN,
dence. Lot fronts 70 feet, depth It's iee' u "'>'
twenty feet wide. ,u,ino n,
Also, Z LOT In rear OF the above. iront,ps rs
Moore street 40 feet, runnlpg baek / 10 ,ees " 49,
alley, with = large FRAME HOUSE on II. DO ar
nlica,inn IN HILL & GUDDlS,
fr,r 70 scas, Auct!onesrs.
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- ISBELL q SON, Auctioneers.
BY Lyme &;Brosher, e.
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeegs,
No. 1919 Maiu street.

FRAMED STORE AND AN ATTRAC-
Il TIVE COTTAGE RESIDENCE bABJOiN-
ING SAME, ON THE WEST SIDE OF MONROE
BETWEEN ATHARrSE STREET AND BROOK
at the request OF the owner, sell at public auction,
on the premises, on TRURSD. kY the 2lst day OF
Nav, 1874, at 8 o'clock r. VI, FRAMED
Also, the FRAMED COTTAGE RESIDENCE
ward Is b. autIfuily laid cff viii shruhLery. Sc
TERMS: At sale. LYME Il BROTHER.
my 10 AUclioneers,
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AUOrI0M 4HALEs-ess1r,D.eTe~S---
Nv N.M.Lec, Aucuoneer.
clr.E or VALUABLE REAL ESIAin

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL EST Ils
, r. ". e ahsS 0e esrs canr
on tnE GU. ~ Pirhmoni In the suit in Equity depend
The style Of as
TIL tTIIs vs. nss ID sa decree VIII Offer for sale
auction, on SATURDAY the ie.a OF 9, mar n,rtion
the properly embraced 81 said SSsses FsMaMa
iSs eSt p tie fHtM anp4ins n Sa Which
city, between Broad and Franklin more or less on
oee nearest 10 Broad street. sadst reat front, I'D,
Il stands, having fract OF OF 80 tses fsaid BIT
said alley; and also the ri ths n nspd upop Vet'
named aot has slarses use. ,,,o - equal In,
Tsss ss
nss a ;S Sad p sns sss
tat'e no:s, iea nntN eyanee Is d!1es!s y 'he
to We Est aaa aud q tniioScr
court. .--- s,,.enar.
$. n D. PosTroNEsfEHT.
,,r, M Che rain the above sale Is postponed
:rIffS1aS, May 10Th, At the same hour Sno
v
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,.... BY Isbell & Son,
Aucdoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 8 Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

s1yWO MOST EXCELLENT. FRAME
Il TEEEMENTS, NO. $50. AND 732, ON'THE
JACKSON AND DuVAL, FOB, SALE AT AUG
TIoN..on TUESDAY the l 9Th day OF May, 1874,
at o'clock Z; ;M we We WI ses Spon The premises
Us above stated, having I'VE rooms EACH with kiIch-
en-, and gas and water upon The premises. 1893 +
These tenements are well arranged for retail bR-
siness aud private residence The lots front as feet
each, and run buck SO feet. 80
TERMS: At sale. -. EEE - ~ $ssi ~
myl4 v . ISBELL d SON, AucttoneerS.
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= AUCTION sALEs-Fu,ure ~
1T RIoHkOND 12EIL ESTATE ry |,;.-o-
By W. Goedln, ~'~~'
-, Aacasneer and Reat Esah Agen,
~ corlsr OF Eleventh and R,nr 60

COMMISSIONERS sALH M o,.-
OHUNDREDAfDF FOURTEEN .vI, -,, "a
9UAETER ACkEs OF vALUABLRIiHH hEEdE,
LANES river, IN HEARICO cor r., ~ OK
EIGHT NILES ABOVE RICHYOSD. III !,
ING bOSHEhS DAA.-As Commission" y
pointed by decree Of the Circuit Court Of he,
county entered on the 9th or Nav, 1874 -
case OF Terry ss Sutton. &C., We shall ~ us
gen It public aucslsn, at the Real Estate Excnsryt
May, 1874. at ~ o'clock n, the allow. -, =, Z2,h .!
TRACT OF LAND, containing Il4i sS SaA ..
winch 503 acres are low grounds 81 snnar. u
quality; balance arabic land. 10 good hear P,
Joins the upper Westtiam estate. exents E-o, y
River road across the canal TO Jane. rive ~ :
thence up 20 Bosher's dam. map Of III. land :.
be seen At The once of the auclioucer. "'' V i
TERMS: One-iourth cash balance at :ir ,r,,,
and eighteen months for negotiable note. 80
mousJ Is fully paid. ''-'04,
.. JOHN 5. WISE,
JOHN ). MORs0N
CHAeTAiN WHITE.
. my ID Commissioners
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N.Y. lid

: -. =, HILL & GoDDIN,
yl4-td ' Auct.oneers,
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WOoDyILLE LOTS
= FOE SALE BY
RICHARDSON & co"
my 18-1w 9@t - Ills Msin s.s---
4 TRGSsES, SUPPORTERS, &c.
GEELEY'S HARD-RUBBER TRUsSh|
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
- y.stF zASDPII.E PIPES.

Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, fHa, ,u-
WEAKNESSES. and PILES, Unlike all eshes ss as.
ances known, win never rust, linbcr, oreas ~
soil, nor move from Observation-Disclosures. l" sa,
steel spring, being coated With hard ruooef, Us
cool, cleaniy, used IN bathing, lifted TO i'th ~.
tYersaliy recommended ay all surgeons - u.
mechsuicai supports known, send LOT pa,ur,
Establishments: l847 Chestnut street. rmnp,c.e
assor,,nent for sale, with careful hkssi r.
MEADE Y BAKER, Richmond, ana 49, Ism
Beware Of limitations
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GRCnBs t WILLIAMS, 4uetioneers.
my E
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..r,t,.rs DAYS,


! 20 srrFsss<sssf Ei..L . T..
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RESOLUTIONS d PARTNERsHIPs,

M h d; Jones Ss.Sis y, New Canton, BucklDg-
ING sLnT i SEss my. Ya, manufacteyer of ROOF
1 OF ~ Jones Go. having been dissolved by mn.
conssns, the Stating business win be ouGucIea
~ w uhoerssned, and be respectt uliy sociIs or.
si. ,or te woIld-renowned Buckingham Slate. Of
x ne ~ mas on baud large lot OF best sizes.
-! ~ 81. r.. JONES
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE
BY Lyme { Brother.
Real Estate Agents ard Ancti0neers,
No. 1912 Main street.
EOR SALE PRIEATELY.-IIAND-
a SOME FiRST-CLASS SUBURBAN. RES
DEECE SITUATED oS THE GROVE Az
NUE.. NOW OCCUPIED By MAJOR Ho"AEl.
The garden is beautifully lid ont with ls?ge cr-
lection OF choice flowers. and Is now planned WIN
every variety OF vegetables. The house cGIai! os
eight rooms, with hall through The ecnirt. fof
terms apply To LYME S BROi HER,
nv lS-nIfStW6S1m Auci!ourr.s.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE or
a THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND CONN =
DIOUS RESIDENCES IN ASHLAND, c"nt.n'tg
nine rooms and kitchen. With 2t acres Of sToaSt
attached; large orchard; well and pump n tbs
yard. House newly built, with tin roof, and pro-
vided with every convenience. Within three E..-
utes walk Of Clubhouse.
TERMS Very accommodating
Apply 10 WILLIAMS g Hik>vN,
Real Estate Agents, Auct!oueers. ant B.oktTL
my is 2LaNgw
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2. ~. NJ III Herman, Aucsionesr.10

- !. IsSzTsN o LES Future 1szs:s..
- - =, nv Max Hsynaan. Auctionesr.TQ ~
ExraA LARGE A 4, 2 At: ATTRACTIVE I.' '1I
Il "a s4. Trade SALE. s... ,. sr55'
.isss.,z on swRDNgspAY, the. aeth instant ( Z:
sg,;l5 Il ;.afu3E eensisang Foi.,SsgGI t'i ~,
600, eases BOOTS and SHOES, -.
fncludire new goods Of almost every description,
Ia mems, boys, woinen's, nisses and sifdren's
wear, eousgned for The present season by many
prominent manufacturers In. New England, New
York aty, snd Philadelphia. Also, an z
EXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
rEApY-MADR. CLOTHING. .-:l..E,,...'l
FoRMGE and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
WooLLEN and TAILORING GOODS, ~
SEQ easesFuR, WOOL, and STRAW HATS, {
1.UNBRELLAS,a ~ ~ =. /
PARAsOLS. -. = No. .,a
and other varied merchandise suited to the present
wants Of the trade. i. - l..-
The sbeTe sale comprises, beyond doubt, one o.
the LAnc EST and MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS eTei
offered st PUBLIC AUCTION IN THIS hAEKBr, ane
thfs is ali excellent opportunity for the trace y
dessr able and fresh goods Mt great bargains
The goo DIS will lie sold II large lots, ana ALL LOTS
OFFERED WILL De POSITIVELY SOLD WITHHOLD
RESERVE. ~.
MAX HEYMAN,
-. Auctioneer and Commission Merchants.
| uys1a-Tu. L n Sat, Mon, Tu&Wed -
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By Grubbs 6 Williams,
keai Estate Agents and Auchoneers, {
Eleventh street between Main and Rank.

BUSINESS CHANCE.-The well.est,b
~ llsled BAR. with FIXTURES COMP sr,;
ana The goodwill Of the house no 222 Rroad
street; next TO the corner Of Third street viii be
i SVkD Al. Al ACCIlON, on the premises, on MOX
DAY, May ] 9Th, at l I o'clock A. NJ. -, ~
hls hou:e has enjoyed good patronage, and I'm
I he rent is very moderate, go "NN1 p"' we'll
TERMS: At sale. .
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
i"1 -" - Auction GERS. +
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HEADQUARTERS for CHIL-oRR

- DREN's CARRIAGES, corner E8s9ss.
Eighth and Main streets-lny own manufacture,
guaranteed to be superior 10 any 10 the market.
Ihe new style patent CASOPY-TOP, which IL la
front aand back. Ny stock Is large and complete,
Also, tine assortment OF FANCY GOODS,
prices. = ;, O " " N~ ~ ~"
Aain streets. 80 w +, uITt GU
Ss-Chlloren's Carriages made 10 order: old
CC1l'aSes nkea In exchange. Repairing neatly
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MANCHESTER Ii,aON-WORKS.
4s1 ESTABLISH, p 1S42. "a
j. s. BAiItp,
successor to Robert Baird.
IRON AND BRASS FOUHE DER AND
" MAClItNIST.
All kinds OF nlfllwrtght work and blA cksmith!ng
doae to order, having large assorrm.n ut OF all
Kinds OF patterns for mI:l-wors and 5ot'. er ma
eillnery. Repairs promptly attended to. Pos.- flee
box l41, kiclIm0nd, Va. Mn 6-d2t&te0dSms
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MACHINERY, DC.

TNJ I!IIILAW Es ILNNEh q GU,
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH.
manufacturers OF
ENGINES,
SAW-MTLLS,
GRIST-MILLS, ,.s
49,. .---.--. -s-y. GAS-hACHlNERY-.- -
BOILERS. So .s. +
BAKK-MILLS, +
PLASTER-MitLS,
MiLL-G EARRING, : ~, +
STONECUTTEHS1 TOOLS, --..z
: .s-7 luciudlng
-..t.s ~ys BUSH-uAM MINERS
;nf alt sizes, SIR. i.
@REPAr2-TQRh- Solicited.
F1eiehts to all pc, uts loT'
Send for circular =. - ae--- s=@t. &C
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8. y. D. p0STpO,
By Hill & Goddtn,

.eeount OF She rain the above sale is 1,r md
TrTiESi1AS, May 10th, at the same 'ilour S = :
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CARRIAGES, CARTS, &c.

CANOPY TOP CARRIAGEScE@R
~ just received; also, large assort- RXs1G-
dnent or other STYLES. Call aud be convinced that
city. full stock Of Cookery, Glassware, Baskets
Tubs, Churns, Step-Ladders, sc. busters at 13c-
ROBERT HARKOLD,
mY0 $40 Broad street.
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By j. L. Apperson,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Main street.

EpVCldI COMMISSIONER
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-28
Warm Winters.

1t is customary to forget edct winters weather
before the next comes, and 10 consider every
season remarkable. An old number of the Hart
ford C0arant contains some records transcribed
from the journal of the Rev. Thomas Smith, of
Portland, Maine kept between the years 1870
and 1875, which are rendered especially interest
ing by the present midness In 1875 January
was pleasant and moderate, and February was a
summer month - and in 1888 January came
in like April in l7l0 there were but two snow
storms; February was summer month again,
and March the same in l1jl, January 10, the
frost was entirely out of the ground. February
was like spring and ''tlie winter ends wonder
through the whole" In 1856, in January, the
fish, as they arc reported to have done this year,
Struck inn from the sea, the weather being so
warm, February was delightful, and March
clustering but soft as May. In 1913 Mr. Smith
records summer day on January =, wonder
full moderate" the next day, and February no
snow since December %, wonderful weather
We saw two robbins" In tho year llI0, Febru-
airy 81, the New York Gazette and Post Boy re-
ports that "last Wednesday the weather was 50
uncommon warm that many young jads went
into the river to swim
These are records all but one OF them, more
than q century old. They notice six remarkably
warm winters within period of forty years, but
coming with no noticeable periodicity. People
who are calling this season strange above all
Others indicative that our planet has drfted in
to new influences, and who are promising all
sorts of consequences, from poor crops to Second
Advent, may bear in mind that there is a pre-
cedent for it all and that whether the weather is
divinoly dispensed each day or is n grand Sc
quence under ordained law, which prayer can
not effect, it keeps coming and changing hour
by hour, and the peculiar freaks of q century
and more ago have not resulted in humiliation
yet. Nor has the period between them and now
been one Of uninterrupted disaster.-Neio Iork
Post
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-28
The Earthquake Terror of 1850.

OF the memorable incidents connected
with the Foundry, the earthquake of 100
is still recorded. On the Sth of February
all London rocked to and fro with a
strong CONFUSION, and the people rushed
into the streets to avoid being buried in
the lettering houses. A month later, when
Charles Wesley was holding the five
o'clock morning service at the Foundry
chapel, a far more violent shock passed be-
meath the city. The earth moved west
ward eastward, and then westward again,
followed by a loud noise like thunder,
Wesley had just given out his text, when
the Foundry was shaken violently as if
the roof would fall. The women and
children cried out, but the preacher.
changing his text, read aloud. "rherefore
will we not fear, though the earth be
moved, "etc., and soon filled his audience
with his own mistaken courage. The
general terror rose almost to madness
when an insane prophet declared that on
the 4th of April anoth er earthquake would
level London and Westminster to the dust
a wild excitement ragged through the
city as the fatal day approached. Thou
sands fled to the country. Women and
children ran through the street on the
night before the 4th of April, weeping and
lamenting. London looked like a CITY
sacked and ruined. Every open space
was filled through the anxious night with
multltudes OF the rich and poor awaiting
the expected shock. The churches were
crowded with unaccustomed worshipers.
Whitefield stood up in Hyde Park at
midnight, under an inclement shy, and
spoke with his sonorous voice to an I'M
counted multitude: and Charles Wesley,
surrounded by immense throngs at the
Foundry, preached written sermon
and chanted some inspiring Hymns. The
people came back to their houses, and
London has never since felt so universal
terror as that of the year of the earth
quakes Eugene Laurence, in Hdrper's
Magazine for F6brudry.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-28
baltimore Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1874
BEEF CATTLE-The market opened slow this
week, with efforts on the part of sellers at first
TO obtain last weeks rates, which for a while
were successful, and few sales were even made
at shade advance. But the improvement was
soon lost, and the market continued and closed
very draggy, with II decline since last week of
lc, at which the bulk of the sales of the day
were made. The receipts show larger num-
Der of top cattle than last week.
Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged as fol-
lows; Best beeves at 75a7 u; that generally
rated first quality 75a5 IS; medium or good
fair quality 0Oa4 rs; ordinary thin steer, OK
EN- and cows Dad 90; inferior and lowest
grades of cattle 000a0 00-general average of
the market to-day 90; extreme range of prices
25a7 II Most of the sales were from 81 50 to
8 20 per 100 lbs.
HoGs-The receipts show slight increase
since last week, but the demand has been fair
and prices well maintained quote corn fed
hogs at 2ja7 S74, and stllers at 00a7 so per
100 lbs net. The market closes firm at these
figures, and in view of Western quotations the
prospects are just now favorable for the main
tenance of them for some days at all events.
the quality of the receipts j. not quite as good
as last week. Receipts this week 8,207 head.
against 1914 last week and 1856 head same time
last year.
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Augusta Market.
Corrected to Jan. 23j. 1871
PRODUCE REVIEW.

During the early part Of the Eeek trade ruled
quiet, but for the past few days an activity pre-
vailed of the speculative nature which has sell
dom existed in the market. The receipts are
good over the various reads while the trade is
fully equal to the receipts consequently we can
not report much increase in stock. The supply
of Bacon is better than Mt the time of last review
while the stock of dry salt is fully up to the re-
quirements at an advance of4d lc. on our prices
of last week. Corn took in this market, as in
others, an advance of from 74@l0c. per bushel
being quoted during the week. Several lots eff
Oats came to market, meeting with quick sales
at fair prices. The receipts of Wheat were few.
Flour, while it is looked opon as n good article
of Investment, does not command much atten-
ton from the regular trade. Sales are only
made TO meet present requirements. Hay is in
good demand and choice lots come fully up to
our quotations. Lard is in full supply, meeting
an active market. Light country produce
light arrivals with brisk demand.
Bacon-Wholesale lots-Clear sides, 10a104
clear rib, 10al0}, cash shoulders. sts81 sugar
cured hams, canvassed, l3alf; d. s, bellies,
long clear, 9a9l clear rib, 9ta94, cash shout
ders, 7s7l cash. Tennessee meats, none.
Lard--Tierces and bbls., lOiallc; in cans, liza
l13c; kegs, Halle
Butter-Goshen, 3Ss40; country and Tennes-
see scarce at 25a2S per pound.
Cow Feed-Wheat bran, $4,000 per ton
stock meal, 90a95.
Country Produce-Eggs, 1Sa20 cents chick
ens--hens, 3Oa35 frying size 25s3O
Hay-Choice Timothy, S175, Western mixed
dun at 81. j0al.G5 country, nominal
Flour--Country and Western-fne, $3.50
s6. %; superfne, $7.OOa9.OO; extra, .$8.2j
a8, 70; family, S2.50al0.00; fancy family, $lO5O
Grain-Wheat-choi white, 81 OOa21O; am
Der, ST. 95a2 90; red, 81. S5a1. 30. Corn White,
Sll0al.l5; mixed and yellow, 0S. Oats-Car
loadlots 90 Rye, Sl.30. Barley, S1.4O
-, Corn Meal-City bolted, 9Oa95; country,