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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-13

Judging from the paragraphs We see
So onr exchanges concerning the wheat
crop, We are led 10 believe that the
amount Of reed snwn and the crop itself
il far in ADVANCE Of any other year for
q long tune past This is one way to
prove 4, the world that there is life IN
dear old Southland yet
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-13
AS Follows :
52934 Cash Gifts amounts to-. s226 500
ONE CHANCE IN EVERY NINEi

The distribution will be in puhlic and
will be made under The sarrs sd regulations
she san Francisco and Lsuisviiis Library Ga sncsrta
under tbs Eupervisioa sf ties % roafasat
Srns selected By ths tiek q h0lesrz
Reference AS tn the integrity Of this
sntsTFrss and OF the made "a the fell
lsging veil knsan eiti1cns-
SaEa I Tibhsis. Z TsPOEes. Haish. "a Gsrriss -
nFmbsrn 81 City CsuEcl
1udEs T > Slack, Ass-t s Assessor. Malsh Grssz.
valid proprtetors nstropoh.aa HsSsi. Eag@as MssFs.
City Mssshsl. 4 Hal. Afehitset ) ksa0s. Oss-
aete hnefsr. 9sSeisr. CsPtS HoEa. esu.rasto- .
ID Rishmo14 &c. esusH.issis0 tHszsAantl. If CsuR-
bell. proprietor Cent al atsl Stngistaa CreAtk pro
pTistsrs Paees stab r Hitch. uerobaAt. sandy.
lsah. A g GArrisDb Helena. MoztEna.
" q VIII alSD announxe that each and
every pFTsoa buying 81 asy ami all tines
Examine books sad al bus.nsss tFazEscsigas
Esctsd with che enterprise drAElsK % pri-
sos WI ks psee= IN tAs hands 81 HONEST and dsatsr
estsd IL viii iRsurs fair AaS Impartial Gistrbs
rion.
Coed, Responsible agents Wanted.
Liberal Commission Alioleed
E~ Money should be sent 10y express
or By dram aay solvent hank b pat oGss noAsp
order ssssssssa istss risk For HArticslsrA
R.W MORGAN. Manager.
SAn1-a4 LEX noz i55. Csrinzss utsk
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-13

A miserable devil in the shape of
mRn-Pendi eton by nHme--is in jail at
BFoWusviile, charged with violating the
person Of his stepdaughtsr, a girl only
thirteen years Of sgs. The Bee thinks
that hemp meek tie is his jsst desert.
So do Ee. Let bin have it full to the
bark Of The ears
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-13
MEMPHIS & KNOXVILLE RAIL
ROAD.

At a meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Memphis and Knoxville Railroad, at
Macon, DR. g. T. Hunter was called to
Secretary, after which the following re
solutions were adopted:
Rssolved, That we still have confidence
is the Memphis and Knoxville Railroad
and the ability of its Oficers and the
people to build It.
Reeolved, That We recommend to the
President and Board of Directors that
they employ an active, energetic agent to
canvass on the line from Memphis to
Pulaski, to raise stock to aid in building
this road and that the President assess
and collect not to exceed one per cent.
on the whole capital stock, to be used in
defraying the expenses Of said canvass,
and that We are willing to pay our pro
rata fer said purpose, and We suggest
Maj. w. j. Sykes as the man for this
work.
On motion the Secretary was ordered
to send the proceedings of this meeting
to the Somerville Falcon with the request
that they be published.
The thanks of the meeting were tens
dered to Maj Sykes for his interesting
talk.
The meeting then adjourned
g. L. HUNTER, President
VIM G. MEBAEE, Secretary.
Macon, Tenn, Fen. "a, 1874.
The foregoing account of the prcceed-
ings of the meeting at Macon is taken
from the Falcon, and we cheerfully give
place to it in our columns. We hope to
hear frequently that the goud people Of
Fayette are taking steps to improve their
railroad facilities. We should like to
hear little more on this subject from
our sprightlY contemporary of the Falcon
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-13

Col. W. W. Gates. ibe veteran editor,
has retired FROM the editorial chair of
she Jackson Courier, aud disposed OF his
interest Ia the paper. We wish him
lcss life snd happiness in his retirement
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-13
NASHVILLE
Union & American
: THE PEOPLES PAPEBl


THE GREA1 News Family Csaz.asrsiaI Political and
gricultnrAl Journal Of the STATE.
IT GITES telegl aPhc from all the
- = other paper Puhiistlsd ius AsHericz
lT GIVES BY telegraph. the general the cd
w:rd as soon as any other paper in TIE United
States.
1T GIVES by telegraph the latsss market cotatisu,
Of II foreign and domestic markets. dag Sy day and
week BY week.
IT GIVES by telegraph every day the elOsiH
Of gold stocks and bonds ia this city and York
ths day befsrs
II GIVES Daily. Semi-WeekIY and Weekly the cur
rent marEet price in the City OF Nashville every
tieie If produce AID trade IN Tennessee
IT GIVES to the meehau ie every new
veHtioa calculated 70 advances his by essennE
hrs is6sr-
1T Is T NAN IiL chronicle which publishes the
psnple every lact in the hnancsssthe
calculated 20 aiyancs or retard their iGterests
1T GIVES ali The current political news and
meuts Of she day aud the honest opinions Of its cOnduo
thereon.
II GIVES ali local. State and miscellaneous sE. q
tbs day
IT GIVES good share oFIi3erzture a-s poetry-fssh
carefully CHI sen AID entertaining.
It's AGRICULTURAL and household columns by DR.
DASIEL LIE, who Is alone employed BY this paper
Who stands hrst the scientific and practical agri-
euitursts af this cOuntry fH Of PLAIN talk Farm
and Housewives ami advocate all
things.
SUBSCRIPTION, ApYRECE-
Daily per BY n ai SO 90
semi sskiy ser o.
" eeAty Per :" netil-- z %
Shorter seTi0ds in prOparsioR-
Address UNION AND AMERICAN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-13

a CONTRAST ,-Freeman Randolph, in
his Panoia Star, printed Al Sardis, Miss,
says:
In 1868 the county OF Pamela produced
& surplus of bacon ame uniting to 100000
pounds; of wheat, 10000 bushels; and
Of corn, 10000, bushels; and Of hces.
5000 head, Last year We believe there
was not enough bacon, corn or wheat
raised In the county to last the peorle
Of the county until May-indeed we
doubt whether there was enough bacon
and wheat raised to suffice till March
aad the only surplus We knew of was a
surplus Of deeds Of trust, and accounts
nRpaid.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-13

Somebody has been talking about
somebody over at Brownsville, and I've
Westbrook, editor of the Bee, don't like
it, so he pitches in the following red hot
shot while knocking at the door where
the shoe fits:
Re it said to our shame, that we have
and tolerate among Us, few brainless,
honorless, soulless. heartless, contempti>
bic. detestibls puppies, who are contin-
ually barking, snarling. and swapping at
acme honest, hardworking man, who pre-
lers to drive plane or swing a hammer
for 81 90 per day, wear plain apparel
and pay his honest debts, TO working for
twenty >five dollars per month aud spend
ing it all for ins clothes and hair oil
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-13
Probate Court Sale 81
Real Estate in the Tow "a
Of Bolivar. Tenn.

M. III, r Din the Probate Cou.t of
Shelby county, Tennessee. Napoleon
Hill. administrator, dc. Us Edward b
DOrion, ct al
, 1874-01-21

a cnah waa offered In car lots and sold at 41}1@
a116o, closing at 4114@l11Go nojootod sold Il
size. There wero several orders on tho markot
for March aud May doliyory. Holler February
sold at 41M@42o; Mnrcl, at 42M948c, oosing at
43o bid. soitor MAY Boid at s47al@4Bc. Cash
ualos wore reported OF 1.2O0 b,, No. it 4t}1ol;
pa rooetod 1otsl o II "a 10 Il b. wv
1syo wna dul! aud stoady at tho outside quota
tonB Of yesterday, or on the baatH Of ITO for
No. regular. Tho receipts 7Yorp ]tght, and tito
stock In store slightly decreasing. fIouco hold
ors generally Insisted on an advance, but could
not obtain II to-day, aB thoro waa aoarco1y auy
demhnd. Ba'cB wore ltu1ltod to 400 bu No. 1t
78c, 300 bu regular do ut 77c aud 100 hu rciact-
cd At 75o. Total, 1000 bu.
barley WAS III better domand, and flrn1or on
tho lower grades, especially On No. ., which
was fully 10 highor, ut el.25 for rogular, mud
$l.27@1. .28 for frosh rcceiptB. No. WAS Qufot
aud unchanged at 81 .45 for frosfl rocopts. Isa.
jectoa was firm at $1.1o@1.17. Tho daily arrivals
aro small, only cars being inspected In to-day.
Cash sales wero reported Of 400 bu No. Z at
el,46; 1,60o BY No. 9 (freah) at 81.2S; 9,800 b,1
do (past freah) ct Sl.27; 1,20o hu do {wtntor
storago) as 91.25; 400 bu rojootod at>a1.17;
4oo @. BIZ do at el:l6; 400 hu by sample at sI.7o;
1oo0 W 20 ut q 10; 400 bu do at S1.G3; 800 b,i
DO at $1:6o; 400 bu do at s1.43; 800 bu do at
S1.291f; 400 bu do ut &122: 400 bu do At s1 a.
on track 400 bu do at a1.43; 400 bu do At s1.95.
400 bu do at 41.29; 400 hu do IT $1,27, doliy.
cred. Total, 22,800 bu.
THO following are tho foottngs OF tho official
report Of grain In storo III this city on tho oyon.
Ing of Saturday last. and at corresponding
, 1874-01-21
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TDEBD1T EvLNIND, Jan. 20.
The dry goods market rresenta no features differing
ssahntallY from tho&o prevalent on tho dste Of
Inst weekly review Whffo thhro eA reasonable degree
Of .ciivty In nearly al departments OF the market,
the demand Il chiefly ccntered tn tho lending staples.
stripes, dentm0t &c. in Ill Of which tho tendency ib
untnsstatably upward. While In this market stocks
are complete IN point OF assortment and In every way
ample to meet present requirements at tho sources Of
supply there Is undouhted scarcity Of certain Itnes,
and not an sverige supply Of any Consequently hore
ure holders feeling confident that little lster in the
seaaon materially higher prices will prevatl for al do
u1estc productions Al regards collections, We hear
no complainta interior merchants nre making their
renlfttance4 With hudbblo degree Of promptitude,
and take I al IN All The general market Is IN an emil.
important changes In quotations were 10 advance In
LonBdale, New York Mills, WaHsutts, And Langden
bcachod cottons; 1o in Fruit Of tho Loom, Andros-
coggln, nud Thorndke D do ; o Ho IN Cabot and Eu-
piro brown cottonst and 10 ln uaymaker and Uncas-
ve denns. Thcro Is nothing to noto In tho sit
proyas and obers continue to freely shado tho quo
tattona on anything llko liberal orders.
The New York luitt.H OF Jan. II says Of tho trade
In foreign goodu: " Tho dry goods fnpo1ations At
this port for tho week show material decraase as
compared with tho corresponding week Of last year,
being 2o2 4os against o99 In 1879 which may
be accounted for by Tho late period as which orders
abroad Prospcca ara favorable for fairly active
spring buHtehs In British fabrics, and tho has
already opened with quito encouraging movement
In shttnga clothing and housekeeping linenss white
goods, embroideries, black alpacas, mohar 1usres,
aud other black atun goods. ooona adapted for tho
with the exception Of Worstcd coatings, which are
uaQY1nR freelT.n
, 1874-01-21

Tho following Instruments wore fled for
record on Tuesday, Jan. 20:
uITY PROPERTY.
Lake At Of 1Dt IT, running to Fulton 1t. bot oa-
ifornfa and Ban Francisco avs, dated Dec. 49, 1879
consideration, $l0oG5.
Western ay, " cor Of Taylor It, o Of 49z112 IT.
dated Dec. ., 1879; consideration, $2,0ou,
rhsrty.aevauth at, 114H It Of saunson AZ, I, 17H
100 #, dated Doc. /, 1S73 confederation, $500.
Indiana av, cor Of Thiry-thsd es. " I, 50 1-1ox
125 45-10o IT, dated Jan. 20 consideration $4,000.
Prairie ~, lto B.lo Il OF Thisty.nfh 1t, I, 5ox
123Y It, dated Sept. 10, 1873 consideration, $1,000.
Same property dated Aug. 15. 1873; consideration,
$4,000.
Mitchell st, bet Blue Island av aud Waller it, I, g8z
100 II, dated jan. Z confederation, 81, 800.
catharino at, 27s It Of Jefferson st. III, 2sx7s It,
dated Jan. 70; consideration, $780,
Michigan It sor psarho5n hea st. eo11oo IT. dated
y" MiixsaSee ay "a Il Sf Upton It I, 22r1oo #,
dated Dec. 50, 1a1s; consideration SLIGO. :,
tut il lot and d. building European Hotel, dated jan.
James 2 Tyler to Harvey Nj. Tnompaon. conHid-
e'feS! S'ssaa III Isl ii ., Schiller to 2s1loo a,o #,
Ashland 2oo # Of Harrison st ef, 1oo11do IT.,
aitaa faaps nss ls q
7-1o #, dated Jan. . conslaera.lon, Sc, 900.
sesa Ssi;sss 5sn ss e esa.s1s}oa 81 @ss}sss 1s
#, ss. dased JIM. IL u: CO son:ldeTaiion ssooo
MeSsieE Rsr5as 81 sa1ys!on x ase. ss'
sos aafu q III s L eon 81 Block m
TO- 3s, H. dated Dec 90 1879: consideration. st. 400
Lofts Stones Addition, datod Jau, 10; considora-
Lots % and 20, phare Il sacketts subdivision in
\ Sec: !, o. - dated Jan. "A consideration, $780,
Lot 30, Hlock TaWcet'a Subdivision In Sec.
1, 38, A. dated Jan. 10; consideration, $2,200.
WEST OF CITY L1ArrR.
, 1874-01-21

was somewhat retarded by Ills incieont weather. but
the closing lays pere fayorabls aud liberal amount
OF goods has been liatrlbAted ils cosue OF prices
continues in upward direction. Stocks nre gsad'
ally mailing away and. they c'uno 10 relen'slea
stocks having now PASSED. oat ot a sS and ho}oto
tho winter ia passed eynn Aigler picea than now re-
vail mar bo looked for. Quotations have been = ut.
yAnced 1So during the weelt az fol!owa rev xoFK
factory, do, lbNt5ldhe; lower grades, ll@lio.
oOAL-Dulnesa a still feature Of tho coal market.
sud the AIgns oG weakne4s Noticeable week aRo lave
been even mora prominently developed within the
pxst two Or tAroe days. Tbs only quotable chApEes
, 1874-01-21
Legal
LEGAL. .....
Stats Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations, Providence 8, q.

inistrstSr viii tho vii ths esAts ol Thomas
AndIowt dec9ascd. ". Job Andse"'' aad oshess--
To liz nslt cf Eln Of said Thomas Androus fornszx
s;is; = S.iias Sith
Etats ot dscsasod nany seafs sluee.
Msads!: ID .ss9aa dsy et F:braar; ~ & u
10 liz ooaitfuotion u In will of aAid Thomas Anrswp
eu Al to tho distribution b. mAas Of tho es&te n.
mainps Ia The hans Of said Administrator, aud ~ i,
any other quostieas that aEse III said osuss. and 70
do sacsIro whatever ous sAd Court shall order Ia tbs
iisrso al not under tho pains and penalties that m.y
scorue Ia consequence OF neglect thereof.
Wtnoa !hs Aonexabe osersEs 4: BFs3ton* our ohtsa
1871. QuARLAa 114Akk. Ql6lk,
, 1874-01-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

.--. TuEaDAx EVENING. Jan. 20.
Acknowledgements steady aud quiet at Slo2@
BEANs-Ae!de from tho usual retail demaua there
s been % and sd Me
iaedlums &.es@2.25; common. sl.5o; rcas. Ao0@
BAGalNa-A Tie East slight advance in cotton
seamless gooe has recently been estsbAhed and this
has impaftod 10 the market hero a decidedly drner
" In the donaud 1obbofs haro not doomed II cxpe-
aent to advance the quotations. Wtth tho revival Of
be looked for. unrlaps and Cunntcs ars moving to
only small e1tens and are sseady and firm. There ia
little Or inquiry for wool sack. We quote: Stark A.
2oe Ar9o4keae 25s; Otter Greek 2s; barlap bngs.
artss Sss hss been moderately
prices. The stocks small and arc being reduced,
for low grades, which ara scare. We quote:
Choice to extra huri, e@8Ho; corn TINT will work
ss S9 sas saSfs e hf eats sst T as5 d.
ssi'iS Sg1pIsa S;sf i. no cnopge
ing *},:s%lS9 N0ssaaals cement. :; *Ss5@'s9: 4; g
white sand, Q br'. s1,5u@aoo; plasterpg haiE, 2
aut 4tU NAu FlnaloE, b3.uu q QEl uIt ptlcht q
1000. s55.oo@Do0o: hnlltiug brick tcommonl $3.50
@19o; pressed brlet $l!oo@l6oo; sower M bTlsk Sl
del; DO common, $i4.o0@10.1o; Indiana pressed,
sl90o@25.0o; DO common, $1u00@lo.00; dEc"cay.
U brl. $a.u0@4o0
DUTTER-There has been no '1et up" in tho de-
mand for this staple atnce as wcoky reylcw, nor
nuy softenlnR Of prces On tho contrary. Increased
activity has characterized the deulsnd both for choice
aud low grades, aud in the former blight advance ID
noted. notwithstanding tue fact that tho receipts
haye been largor th.n IN former acasons at IKE 70.
wants Of buyers THIS ia notably he case with cosco
to fancy grades the market being kopt naro o sc at
ter received during tue present winter haa been e1-
eoptiopslsy good sn the Avurage Of Prices has been
very little has aod under 400, willie nost Of ths trans
fcrs we're within tue range Of 2a@J2c, We quote !;
Choiea to fancy yellow, a1G935o; medium to good
grades, 23@27o; inferlor 10 colniaon, 1o@22o COM
mon to choice roll, 2a3Du.
! CANNED GOoDs-Dnring tho past week further
slight advance " Peaches has tahen place. Mh wnea a.
exception or quotations re.ns!n unchauBch. Corn II
weak but other artelea enumerated III the List arc
firmly held. Below nre the ruling prlccs:
~ AtFf
, 1874-01-21

Withdrawn from Btoro yesterday for city con-
sumption: 1,G69 bu wheat, G,171 bu corn, 1909
bu oats, 722 bu rye, 400 bu barley.
Tic following grain has been inspected into
atore this morning. up to 10 O'Clock: 2B3 cars
whoat, 1888 care corn, 80 cars oats, cars rye.
cara barley. Total, 474 cars, or 10000 bu.
The perversity Of the types makos it necessary
to explain our exclamation Of yesterday. Tho
selling price Of numbers three spring wheat IN
this market on Saturday last was one dollar aud
fifteen cents per bu.
The Chicago produce markets were generally
moro actige to-day, except in wheat; higher on
provisions aud barley, and easier on wheat and
corn, with no great changes In othor produce.
The grain markets were mostly weak under
liberal receipts, I'LL about noon, and then the
falling snow cauBod irmness, AZ it threatened to
lessen the amount Of produce arriving hore
daily. Thore was not much grain wanted for
shipment, and tho trading was principally spocu-
latiye.
Thus far, the winter has beon very open one,
causing material reduction in the price Of coal
nd ahortneHH in the leo crop, which docs not
promise low prices for cool drinks next aammer.
It ia not unlikely, however, that our real winter
IL now beginning, and that ZIG shall have four
weeks OF weather sharp enough to satisfy any-
| body.
Tho rumor that 95o per 100 ths on grain has
boen adopted as tue ratio to the aea-board OH ono
| Of our lines Of railroad Is pronounced to be a
| canarl ; it probably originated in mistaken
i%prasWSon ba9 gathered fF9m correct statement
| Thore was good degree Of activity In tho
demand for domestic dry goods and the market
| again presented buoyant tone. Local rotRtlets
AZ VOL as interior , morehants, arc ordering on
! at this season, and az stocks are generally mod
| erato the general tendonoy Of pricos iB still rp-
, 1874-01-21

Total. 37G,279 404,51 10l, $40
Total OF all 1iinds, 595, ,931 bu. Theao figures
chow MI increase during tho wouk Of 4tB, 72C bu
wheat, 2b9,76 bu corn. 192, 200 bn cats aud q
decroase Of 1,107 bu rye, 28,246 bu barley.
Total increase, 797, ,928 BIZ.
EUROPEAN MARKETS..
The following adyices were received on Change
to-day, in addltion to thoac given it our tele-
graphic columns.
jan. 90. 0.-London-Cargoes OFT coast, wheat buyers
hold or hoping for cunccsBIon Corn Esiff. Car
goes lassagc, wlleat gaio Corn strong. Liverpool
Wheat quiet. Corn Improving. California club
wleat, 14s314s 4d wleat lis TdG14s sprlng, Ia I'D
Q3los lid. American mixed corn, l2s JdGS43s.
PACKING AT ST. LOUIS.
The Democrat reports the BoaBon cloHed, NTH
IN aggregate packing Of d30,5G3 hogs. against
$50, 100 Inst year, The average weight ia about
10 por cent less and the yield Of lard 10 Tbs less
than last noason.
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat was fairly aotiys and
stronger, selling at 81 {@1 .239{, and closing
at s1.2s}{ also at &1.2G}5@1.28I for March,
closing at tho inside. Corn was ID fair request
and 20 higher selling ut 66}st@5B11o se11-s
February, closing at 581(o, md at 595lGo9s1c
seller March 653lc seller May Sales OF pro-
visions include 900 tcs lard at so.l5 aalcr
Fobruary; $50 tcs do at so.45 sollor a1arch $50
brls mcss pork At 314.20 cash; $50 brle do ut
415.25 Ballcr April.
, 1874-01-21

were In Leh'eh hnd Iachew.nna, tho former Of which
hs declined 60c a tho hitter 81 90 por ton but tlcro
4 more OF less "cultinH on nearly al descriptions:
socs nre e1cessye and dealers are oi eonrso
prcrared, $1,000 1ackawauna $500; Eric $3.50 Wal
nnt iii'l ssso; lrooks, fsoo iossourSt g 69@noo;
block, e7.0o Barclay. si.oo; Nrkiand 9rac. $500
hlInonl. $500; Wilmington, $500: e1dway, $500,
COprEnA1E-l1as boon dill mud wcak packera
hayo l,oght spsrlnsiy mud both tlerces and barrels
Asye declined. though thn oacr,nBa have not been
qmoto: PORK barrelu, tt.10; wlllaky barrels, *1.oo
GAP; lard, tcrces, $i.3s@14o; four barrels
4S@t6oi pork anres. rouRh, $21.0 800; do
baeked, $2too@2ooo tierco stavos, rough, s2a DOG
oe bshsa a q aswe H'!shy 4, stsyes
atayes, $o.5o@l1 100; circle four heading. 7h@9ko
per aet Monr a. mho9lpolcs SO ooGs 20 PSF NJ; light
rca as s.. car lard taFccn At .ab.
DRUGS AND Observation-Disclosures Ia reasonably
good for Jnnuary snd Is apparently Improving There
1rm feeling In repardto many articles IN tho lis
ptnr, liavo Advanced, nhiIo opium and ono or two
other articles hre 1owor. Following ara tho quota
, 1874-01-21

Thrco dollara per car to 30 added whom transferred,
which c!lnrge follows tho shingles.
Thckncas-Ftye shingles to DO two inches In thick
neBs.
Longth-sl1tocn inches.
HARDWOOD. .
Black Walnut - Counters. sloo.oo@15o.co clear,
*e5;0o@e5oo; common, s35.oo@5ooo; Gull, s2o.oo@
onl, to;SS@is d dsoEaps s3oeSa!0o.; oo,<
cu S,sas'sst ssea'Se common s'''''s'o;
iileieryS :2s,oo@5o.oo; common, s:o.oo@
siap1s-6lsar &2.Oo@s5.oo; common, slo.oo@2s.oo;
Datternnf-cioar, tas.oo@eooo; common, *2ooo@
Gnsrry-osas, es.e.oeoeoo.oo; common, $4,000
%nsWasiMGess sS, t5eslsS S 1000: common .2oa
Wssea SoeIIksEy ii ..lss; e. RsS sst seo@s9; s@s
Fiordn red ccdar, dc POI IT.; .nahogany, s65loo;
do cointern. 50o rosewood 6oasoo white holly. 30o.
METALS AND TINNERs' sTooK-lerchants re-
nearly everything in the list Tin plate particularly is
firm. No changcs In prices have been reported, ex
and plg tin, which has bcen lowered &C.. W. quota:
TN rIArE-1o, loxiA, $l2bo; do, 12xia, ti3.Oo Lax
$3.50; do, roonng, 111so. ic, sl2oo: do, 2o12s
IsaD1Ms, sSo; M 1'r, % i0o; p'ps'' & ia& colls ,o4o;
- snsnr st Msc-Ful Casks 1oxe; half casks, 1oxs;
| less quantity, lie; slabs, SIC.
apa sHSS: IT, ?s1S @ It'll : .as a l5s
| rates American nuss1a-A, l4o; u. lie. -.
GA1vAN1zEp IRoH-No. 1G@20 12o; No. 21@24, l3ci
DO 25Gt2o 14c; No. ~, l5c; No: %, Ice. discount
| Of 10 per cont ID mads from this lst.
sasa ss;s? sss shsa hsartsss 4
W1ns-Noa. to Q, ec; to 0, loo; 10 to H. lie; H.
| 116o; Is and IA, l2No Is ind 10, lao; II, 16e;
49, l6o 10, 100; 20, 2uc full bundle 80 Per cent dis
count; fence wiro by carload, ONO.
and Sd do, $500; Sd do, Sis; ad do. dno. $7.2s ;
| cliach, $g.87K. 12kc OF for lurge lota-
| NAVAL STDRE8-Wcte QUOT and unchanged. We
quote: Manila rope q ID, 16h&317Mc: sisal rope, D
u, 14HG9151<c: hcnp sash cord u b, la922o; mar
line, q II, 1ata20c; tarred rope, tt17@1ao oakum.
bale, $500@e.60 pitch, . br, s56o@dco; tar y bril-
$475@6.0o.
o1Ls-Linsecd has been active and, with IN upward
tendency IN ricot, having sdvanced to s. co. aud
scripious ara a1so firmly held Turpentins ia up to
65c-an advance Of &c. We now quote Cnrbon, l4H@
l6c: extra winter lard, a2@63o; No. J. 76@1So;
No. ., 7Oo; NnBech, raw, $500; do bo!ed,
whale so@s2s 3c 81 S202o;o ;oo ne'ts d.
10. l, 75o bank OIL 6oo; straits 6so; elephant oil,
05o; tuspcnt,ne, eoc; naphtha, es gravity, 17o; /;
| uarhtha, common. 14c.
| Observation-Disclosures has improved considerably
within tho past few ays, and the market presents
1rner tone than tho date Of our last review Nom-
follows: Scotch according to brandt $4e.oo@5aoo
! Massilon, $4T.0o; Tusearawas, $500: Lake eu-
perior, No. i, $500; do No. 9, $4,000; do No. 5,
5000; do No. 4, $500; do No. o. f3400; Missouri
charcoal coal, $4801 Chicago atons coal, $500.
PAINTS, OILS. AND rUrTY--only . small amount
values aSs not bsen subjected to any c.ngs
| We quote: