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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24
Naked For Forty Years.

Incredible as the following may
appear, it is an authentic fact in
which hundreds can bear testimony;
About forty years ago a young man
named Wilson. residing near the
town of Perth, conceived the lunatic
idea of leading hermit's life. The
youth had from his early age shown
symptoms ofd9rangemeni, and this
proceeding on his part was not
considered strange by his friends.
The chosen place OF his hermitage
was about three quarters of a mile
from his parental homestead, in the
recess of n dense bush, where be
erected a small hoyei, and furnished
it with an old log canoe, which he
used as a couch to sleep in. Divest
ing himself fall his clothing, he has
ever since remained nude, with the
exception OF a tattered remnant OF
shirt, which his fancy leads him to
retain. In this nude state, for forty
years, he has lived, walking through
the snow in the depth of winter and
yet he has never been known to have
received a frost bite. When ne re-
quires a drink he walks deliberately
into the river, it mattering not to
him what season Of the year it may
be, and wades out till the water
reaches his waist, and then he stoops
and queDches his thirst His food
is brought to him by his friends,
and when given to him is eaten with
the voracousness ofan animal, which
he now resembles more than man,
his body being as heavily coated
with hair as that of COW. He never
shows a dangerous disposition, and
chatters IN monysyllables. When
people cross his path he invariably
begs tobacco, for which he has a
partiality, and in chattering tones
will utter "bacca" until his
request is Gnswered. HIS hair Is
long, gray, and gnkempt falling
over his shoulders. and his beard,
which IS similarreaches down below
his waist. He is now between co
and 20 years ofsge, and possibly
the only living being ever known 10
have lived year after year perfectly
naked and exposed 10 all inelemen-
cies Of weather which mark our
Canadian winteFs.-Ez.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24

We publish the following by re-
quest of the Congress. Though it
is little old it is not out of date.
1t explains itself:
LAwRENcEBURe, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1875.
Hon. Thos. NJ. Jones, Speaker Of
the House of Representatives
44th Congress of the United States
Of Pulaski.
DEAR SlR:-Permit me to present
you with this gavel as a slight token
Of my regard for you personally,
and of my high appreciation of
your ability as the presiding officer
of such an honorable body. Com
ing as it does from the old home of
one of the honored sons of Tennes-
see-Col. David Crocket- it is it
ting that it should be presented
through my good friend, DR.. Jas.
F. Grant, the distinguished repre-
sentative of his adopted State, Tex
as, for whose liberty he gave up q
noble life. That ehivalrous and
generous people, in their gratitude
gave to him and the noble spirits
that, with his, went up in the smoke
of the classic Alamo, a glorious
memorial, when they inscribed upon
J ~. -. - - :. =, -, i-.,,to1 ehnff
'.Thermopyle had her messenger Ct death,
The Alamo lad nonel-P
With my best wishes for the sue
| cess of your deliberations in Con
i gress, / remain,
Very truly yours,
H. G. BATE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24
LOCAL ITEMS.
Fire Insurance.

We call attention to the card Of
Capt. Grove in this issue. He rep
resents some of the best companies
in America, or in the world, as for
that No prudent man will neglect
to insure his property, and the best
companies should be selected. We
can cheerfully and freely commend
both Mr. C. and his companies.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24
correspondents.
The Confederate Dead.

For the Citizen.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 14tb, 1875.
Mr. EDITOR II am advised that
my efforts to have the Southern
dead re inferred with decent burial
meets with ilIiberal, unnecessary,
and cruel criticism.
Allow me to say that the sincere
wish and only motive of my heart
in this work is to remove the re-
proach OF this neglect of the dead
from my adopted county, whose
cherished soil is doubly dear to
me. Prompted by the eternal cause
of philanthropy, justice and right
(Which means 'no effort at patriot
ism and the seeking of popular ia
vor'' l have been impelled to make
an attempt to repair the sad neg
lect to the dead. I am grieved to
be misunderstood and misconstrued,
and can but hope that the right
thinking and good people of Giles
will aid me to bring the work to a
successful termination, despite the
ill-timed and carping criticisms of
the few dispeptics. It matters not
what my political creed is OF may
have been. True still to my former
convictions, no question of the past
can affect the truth, merit and jus
tice of the object 1 espouse, even
the proper burial of the fallen brave
whose ashes are alike sacred to all
though left so long uncared for by
those whose duty it may more prop
erly have been to urge the work to
a completion. Respectfully,
EsTELLE VEHsE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24

The pencil marks you see around this
paragraph lthus) mcan thai your Sab
scripiion is ont or unpaid, and that you
are requested TO pay up az once. We
would take great pleasure In extending
credit 70 our friends and patrons. but
cash alone viii Yay our expenses, and
we are forced to adhere te strict cash
rule. We hope you viii comprehend
and appreciate the necessity OF such
course, and renew your subscription
without delay. We solicit Jour favor.
- We enter no new names on our
books without the money in advance.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24

the shops which they will not build,
so long viii they fail of that power
which wealth alone can Brings
Louis ReD5ulicoR.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24

The Washington Capital says:
aThe Methodist church is losing
some Of the respect it commanded.
and much Of the usefulness il exer-
cised, by the prominence Of such men
as Bishop Haven and DIR. Newman. +"
Very true. 1.-THE Methodist church
would swap OF these two old frauds
for a couple Of dogs and then drown
the dogs, it would be the best trade
it ever made Courier. Journal
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24

A tablespoonful OF black pepper
put ia the first water in which gray
or buff linens are washed viii keep
them from spotting. Il win also
generally keep the colors Of black
or eolored cambrics or muslIas from
running. and does not harden the
water.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24

1T is better 70 yield a little, says
SEINE cheap philosopher, athau to
quarrel a great deal" He should
have said, aud would have said had
he been a true philosopher. that it
is better TO yield a great deal than
to quarrel a little. The husband
and wife who bearthis ia mind may
be happy, even without baby.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24

Be sure aud read the advertise
ment of DR.. Chase's Recipes in an
other column Of this paper.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-02-24

Did any body ever see an ear of
corn with an odd row on it?
, 1876-02-09

Tho following Instruments wore n'el for record
Tucslay, Feb. g.:
c1Tr PROPERTY.
Wabash AZ, 1T6 II a OK Fourteenth al, = I, 05x
1:uI II, dated Feb. 7.......-.+-..........s 7.o00
jackson Vt, "a It . OF Throop st I. 1j1,20 #,
Calumet AZ, In It Of Twentieth. st, t, 25x
177i4 It, dated Fet. s..,................. 10000
Chicago Nv, l9l # Of Hoyno az, Il I, 2t1ta It,
dated Fab 8.... 63o
Fiouruoy Ut, 3 tor Of Caliorria At n I. 50r
I'm IT, dated Jan. .25.........,.-...,.,,. 1,0oo
SoMth Park av, 40 4-l0 # q Of Thlrty-flftL at,
Ct, 15xiot; #. dated Tcb. 3............... $500
L!utolu al. a'0 It 1. Of Augusta et, o {, 25xtas
Dut,crfsIl st a17 1.i0 Il { Of Twonsy-Bsycnth
Il, " I, 3sxit0 II, dated June I, 1s7i....... 1890
Lows ~, 149'f # II OF Thirty-serenlh st. W I,
14xl2a 7-l0 II, dat Vi Feb. il, lH;3............ $50
Twtuty4xth 1t, cor Butler 1t, n 1, uud1-
vIlel y uf ,Dh x124 D-iU It; siso, Twenty
seventh 1t. n Of Batter It, 3 I, und!-
,tled y 5tExl9i 1ln #, dated Feb. R....,.. $500
Monree st, J33 5.tD Il v Of C4lfornia ~, n I,
4,1l!l It. dated Feb, h,8.................... $40
Park AZ, 1l2 4 v VI Oakley Av. I. 3oxlD It.
dates Feb. g.. ................ ..... 1900
Fourth Az, aux Il Of Taylor 1t, I, 2sxosE
It, dated jan. 6...... 1000
iOo1,at l5-ICo Il. dn.ed Fsb s............. 10000
dated jan. 1900
SOUTH CITY L1MtEx. WITHIN \ RADIUS or MILKs
COURT -HouhE.
CottsHo Qr0vo az, 13oa+ It , Of Union ~, Q
201l15 Il, dated Feb. h.l..................$ $500
Hyde Park AY, nearly opr. Ftitleth at, Y IU0
Il to rAlsoa date1 Fe6. e6.4................. 2o,Uoo
s41ns proln!sts, tlatod Feb. .7............ 3U0JJ
, 1876-02-09

Withdrawn from stoE1 Aouilay fur city con-
sumption: ..Goi hu wheat, 2.sH3 hui barley.
Tho following grln was inspected into slose on
Tncsiay morning: CATS No. n. ", wheat. Ii c.ra
No. N. ". Do. Is car No. zrrg, n cara No. do,
y rsjectcl lo car no grada 10 t90 wheat); Is
cars hg'i'n4cd corn, Ut cars No. 4 do, u
n'sea d. ~ carr rojeti do. CARS no grade do ti8
CORFU; cars white uatA, cars No, do, q cars re-
lccted do Ut oas>; q cars No. rye; II cars No.
harley, No, do l car rejected do Nv tar1ey).
Total, 2ta cars or oc0 bn Inspected out: s7O bu
wheat. i,11a hn corn. l,7tN hn barley.
lFleFh secrHed from variouA PARTS OF Iowa indicate
ahat fully half hn surplus when, Of last crop yet
to cfno forward from that Stale. This IL much lofu
than has been terrrgcnted "a yr. In frat hantls
Tho question was askod yaserlay, "WhAt Induce
mrht IL thcro 10 carry wheat fson now Into May At
difference Ut ba14y 10 ler bu over and Alo7p storage
charges7" Tho 1nducunant u certainly small ous,
and tho tA1siea who curry On srunn a margin sfs
probably entitled to bs regarded rstclass rlt.an-
thrupAts. Tho latter word may bo fsrc1y tsausated
stthor ~ .ioverx Of their alnceA, or "Iovtrs OF
specic.r
The lcadng produce markets wetc hetiys yrtte;day,
and averaged higher tn huugl nesrons to fault. Thu
general expectation acuncd to bo that ho1G would 10
decline Ill round except III whGat and tho great ms
jorty Of operators wtFo disappointed. The recelpla
Of produae fair,-larasr iu logs and susallor III
grAln,.-w!sh ypFy moderate outside novetnsnt+
Theru was more doing in iry-Rools cdFclAa than Oh
tho corresponding day Of last week, but no rsal acuy
!y wss sparsus In any department, aud values wore
mot subjected to any noticcable change. 0rocestes
wore quoted quiet At unchanged prices. Aside from
eoTrts, for which Tho market has still unsettled
tne, thsro s.eAdy feeling. Prices Of dried fruit
wese generally Ann. There Il an incrcaAIn8 de-
Manl for the Btale articles. ftah ao1d moler.
Aely At Mondays revised quotations.. Tless
Wa1 EothsnK uew In tho buttsr and chceaa
markets. Johbcrs Of leather rcpoEs continued quiet,
, 1876-02-09

zQa puycrA Operated Af2tinEly &t 3O3Q5c OF
from, lsat weoks prices. Wo quote poor to choice It
$3.76@5.5u.
DurFA1o, n: X, Feb. s.-CA1rtE-KeccdptA. as4 !;
ast *cot sales d indIann m steers asssasus oss,
A 12s ino. aaa :tssr % ase1as It f ap Il
Missouri stecrs, a7oiasins iaos t., at
sHEEr AND 1.AMn@Rncelpts ln.day, iOo; total sup
ply for the week. ld9D; the MARKET compared Will,
bear calling moderately aetirc about 7su head wern
dispoeea ol rricna ruled At about tho opoung quotas
tiens ot Ut week. md a. shads o eloanR rates sales
assM r. at $3.50; s1Gs7 las at ss.2a; 1ol IT, i
1870: 1o4&1lo is, st ta6o: 90 LIZ, i so.oo: Ohio
t5s5; sol It t,s5; los is. it *s.s7x; 81 Us. at
:s51H sa l q t!s' Yrh State '4sep, 2 H. i
iorine; no canas ssoos rceevsd. ~ ' NJ '0' o.
sese @ Sa.r.y, ne' .s}e, M os
nsasy II YotssIs O. III; sna
cars disposed Of no good heavy logs In
SIZE.
Ea1r LtnE.Tr, Feh, h,s.-cArTLE--neccipts to-day,
s.9 heal Ct 70 cst. Of thIonsa sud 70 cara Of gard
$50; common 10 fail. sI.ooSl.so. '' ','e~s'
mons-I!ocupta to-day, $40 hcad Workers. s7co9
sa5sr-Rosapts so:d.y $500 he.d; selling ut a 90
gr. LOUIS.
sr. Iouta, Feb. 8.-l1oas-stesdy and unchan ged
s7sNf.5o: p.asins. ~; W e1tra. ~ s7.ias7.7s.
oA17t*-pul; very xs4k for se'rring grade.
uana; 10 changa In quotations.
WATERFOWL.
NATEhrowN, Feb. A-CATTLE-af2rfet dull aud
Dragging; prtces ransoa s'oo&9.2' per cwt dressed
sttexr AND Lans.-ReeeIpts, oaa3: supply somo.
, 1876-02-09

nOGS-Tradn Was dull at 1H316o tleclus from Hon
days prices. The weather was watm utld damn. and
taoreforo un!avorahio for packing operations which
fac taken IN conjunction with the increased reccints
CAUSED further dcclso In packing grades Of l0@1so
Pc 100 nm Extra heavy shipping logs. and good to
fIy, and consequently did not suffer 10 tho sAme e.
tns Int oil grades were weak shd 1treg,lar,y lower
Tho cxtreGnc rlti9o Of prices $74haA 1s tbounh
most of thu trailing done Si.6es7 7B for com
mon 10 choire packing hogs. The quality Of tho re-
closed dill anu helyv.
, 1876-02-09
hold off for lower figures. sua during Tho forenoon

ltls waa accomplished ID lilo way OF eatey. LATER IT
.lncae Of ftn lea lsa Irt ln' III. thrrn Hn4 sonn
trading h" al aid Eastern HctuImt bit oily stnatl
trrentnRa Of thu a',piy waH tt!rw.sFd ~, an. tn
market rlurrl NJ 1t ulrnpA--ln a depressed. Tlrrn
Eate oI extra Ntltul AtrGIs. Averaging 1l1 IN,
N ksO tn1 few bNilchrs Ut elloiro stcss4 sakrn
At {5b0a5.31. hn tho ruling prices wnrn so0GS 3D.
Tr tYuaraGt1 for tho remainder Of tho Heck bail.
Cheyenne Erdirr laH tho following:
"lAto md tbltabc aiyttcs from Tn1ls nre that
cstlo In that State than hetart.
steamship oo1u1,snS running line httwrcu iecck.
irr weak 10 Havana dea'ers which Item haa cnrrcl
advance III prices. Tho driyb nf tlls yrar will. hnw-
ever, le a,.nt tile tllat IT 1875. whrlI xaE
merry y 0"A, Alnnt 12i,t09 ltead ara atrnndy con-
traettd for utttlo are voty high u pfoo: iearlng
atccrs arc valued nt ss. iyesrolt ii 3lboo as,d T.
yearells At s2r0o. latter from Fort ur!!n ttasca
that no senelna 6csM can la bought In That Vicinity
5ir fRs that so, l'or head. They may c listle
clenWr in tho srrtng, but 1t Is doubtful. Cattle are
now ia hfl. III Northern Texas an III colorado. 1nN
nea1crs report That t,ure ii r7,,c fur profit in ly-
iu! Mt present jrlcE UawB viii! eatven brlug $t1s,
wien fo.i. hst there ara to ba bought At that
priEt' in 1rr1H now
Following Ate tho closing
CEn!re BceytA-Fine, tut, ,Ws1l-fJrtnel3 ynar
to year oil nteorH, ScIgltpu ,,33,t to ..-..
oaad sitei;, weiai. '''''
ing I9o 10 1.sso Ill., s....:.:..:.......:... taos47s
MeIia,n nfadea-steers III fatr aeAl, weigh.
ng 1lw e 1,9pa tbs. ...:........... =. 4lo9 4to
Dutchnra' stosk-r0ur to fair ntcrr4, nid
common 10 choce coxa, for city slaughter, .--
weahtns sau 70 i.loe IN, aocesa.1s
10 1,'o H.. .........:...::.... ..:.... ae5as.75
stays. hnlla, md scalnwsg Rtecss....... a25aoi 10
Iox&sCAttle-TArn'lRld droFea.. 2oOSt.75
, 1876-02-09

1Ains ssady, and tho light Western trhde 10 sufficient
to teop stock. small. Seeds wsre nnchan1si, being
rather quiet, s1cept tih,othy aud clover. Hay wAs
freely nf.errd hut there rsry few buyers, mud
ay generally unwilling to say tho prices mixed.
Poultry md rgEz onsy uaaor larger offerings and
eonttnue<l lad weather.
hnAiN IN sronk.
The following are tho footugs og this of1eta report
OF grain IN stors IN this rity tho evening Of 6hsr.
, 1876-02-09

Long aud short leafa quoted at 1I!1o caall, Atd
l1,sc telleF March. boxed; green hams, lie<l1ie;
esah Or aellesFsbruary: long.cut hana laj5Gi3c,
boxed bacon hama, l3Qst3t{c.
GRKAHE-Was quiet II 743c. .....
BEEF PRODUcTA-Wers stcady and quiet at $9.se
al000 for meas, tlU.ba3l1.o0 for extra uaeas, una
$1l l.5Jta 12.01 for h&ma,
TALLow--Wnh quoted ut 8X08Ec,
, 1876-02-09
COMMERCIAL.

Tte following were tho receipts and shipments OF
uc leading articles OF produce In this city during tho
twenty.four heurs ending At o'clock on Tuesday
morng and for tho corresponding iato oae year ago
, 1876-02-09

fCEEtNh MARkET5+
E1s<izi Ussrale& 10 5As EAacssu TrtbSex.
Lvxhrool, Feb. a--1l .. .n.-FEouR-No. ], ~:
Hs. 2 ~.
Winter, No. ]. los No. ?, % ID;
spring, No. !, as I'd; No. 2. s. 81; white, No. L. los
8d' No. 2. l0s; club, No. I. los Iod; No. = los I'd.
Con.-old, ass adE29a; nuw, x1sGa17a Id.
1Rov1uoss-rork sis ca lard 6ss d.
LlvkpFooL, Feb. a-9 r, n,.-oHAM-Wlea!-
Spring. No. !. Ga io; No. z, 81 81: white No. los
I'd; No. 4. l1a ~; cub, No. l, Lis; No. =, los Cd
cora-New, a7s 1d927s 0d; oil 2ss 01929z.
poHx-8is
1lvERFooLt Feb. elateAt.--CorroA-ste up
lands 7isd 0seana 6kd; aaea 10 oQ0o bsas, tnclud.
Ing 261 for speculation and export r4oe!pts II, ,600
Including u, coil American.
Observation-Disclosures. Corn 27s sd997a ID tnr
or for new mixed Wcatcrn 9as 9d@less for old
do whes-los cdsloa "a per GENITAL for AyoraCs Cali
fota wtits; l04 Gdls for club do; u 3@os l0A for
rcd Wester, spring; receipts for tie psst Three days.
1000 qss, Including 1900 American
pEAs-3Aa I'D per gr for Canadian.
Pnov1GoS4-rprk Sis psr brl Tor mess. Bacon
63s ID par uer,s for long clear mtddes.
ANTWERP. Fob bt-Px1xoLxUM--at I.
LoNpoh, Feb. S,-TAa amount OF bullion withdraw.
to-day On balance from the Bank OF England was
clt4 ,opo.
IoNnos, Feb. B-5 =. m.-CoxsoIs-aloney, 81 SID;
account. ~ sid.
Aaxu1cAN BEcuntTsxs-'c5s, 1os1.; 17s. loox:
1O-4oa loa; new 6a 100; New York Caatssl 1ol Ess.
l6K; I:sis preferred, u.
TALLpw-46A 2d{3 lis 81.
PAAIs, Fab. 7,-~lsEA1Es-s7f3sKc.
FRANKFORT, Fob. a.-uA1TED hrATEa DoXps-New
IL, IUlE.
, 1876-02-09

I .--,--,-- ,,.o.,ono
5et.,s ind acahtinq, 70 70 ii 24ft,....... l?ooaiG0o
tAsn:::;. J.1%s s ~, + ~
th.uaIss On Track. .sU4a LAX
METALS AND nA'inwAEE-Na changes were r.,
;r,sea are vc.rralty adhered . IN FLsrr-tu q
W. ta~ Do: * i"xi+ s9M; ra",inR, nt. Hsao' ~
so;ssn-so 81; s, M a,s ~ H. san-1s. % M e s bsr, ,
SHc; lend p1pr Sc. corrEn.lostoHs &c shoat!'tnE
sY1 ss'F ssS4 ~ ~ %
;c.n xa..ia X -; i. ilc; qsly.oised i,cn, ~ =.
;.i I'D 16 liz; X H. ~ :' ~ ~ 'i ~ M ,'
sn,sl lot. h'lc,,. h'lc =,
EalLs.Ate nnasn,slly ass!yr Tor Jlannary. at xtcn
untrttoo'i .hat aood many Laying III exroet.-
non 2, ~ Sassnce a. n a. ears m W. J., c,,,,o
,ns.: sn;as r. III esss; FL:
seAscn m s We 5 srrs.s ,es ~ " II.
na 1T ras sss. II ta a'siesf a;sss ts SsH
lsKe nitra winter ..sa. Led ". sio.S1,o; Ne , !.
s2' ne.t,fop, m G s' s.gt rs' n ~
sSe Il. :,ss 's;s sts s:S; Urn:
IT, s,er 4 d a. e1so' pa.n ID .9 %4s. 5eqfs re
dqSc;i, = IT,, 22s9,s; n, %;;o. n.,x. s..
nsm sn 1u rsathar '.s1a stc,1 ans mo
~, - r...h... I..I 49,. -.
KY 70 s,oss nut g & Sney t "tcseo, Ell T. VET ,
20 TO sh'piess ana oIheE soa aoc va ~ t*lr local
request IRas "srs @ "eak' eWiag ~ tne pFnosisct o.
mRsn scc1'e. i ,na11n' &C.," o." a"o psr
tuthrSs, yise uIeAs' 'oSiAei 6eeh'' "@ ''l'
EGssSt5s!!s fSs. ,ss or,,o, o ,o .,ro.
ci - asEu5 tun''ono' 'i 'a s'foe'.
nsn,u r'ts "Gts n. anotsn 81 a. so,,,
~ nEEns-llMotuy "as ac!sh hnn s!eauy a. s.peg
onolee. uoy. ~ ~ .easse ny x.SaH seo'' Aun
eAat'4 uiUsut wv =. aSu, VI w - - ~
sna-Mss ~ un.y 'nss .eIM.s' .ftTss .r.ns'n aH
e,ss'1 w - a. =, IN. ns.,i, ~, .s T ti ri tt t,,,
~ oass FIX aA1s' VIII pass' s''' AsA'oi' aA'rS'
PIT TST NV ,t.,, ,a h H., o,.ta =, ,,
.rSnt 49, isten ,srs s;nGa ~ mn Wv uls'" ~ ,r s
1-nr, r,nv lt sG,s,n -, l.-a Ths
msnufacturel srticAo II .u anI lar i,x anl ncdIuw.
grades tue market lacks strenHta:
WEsrEnN LEA5-fAsr crop dN@7c; fair 70 nnc,
| 75c: mctium to good, 6t1aCDc: common. t5faboc.
ping-NsturAl lent, choice 10 ertrs, 7e@ alo do
dl,m to good. !aesc; hsf fright, choice 70 extra IS
@ " a9sgu soo% 70 oe =
enntce1 ssas7r. .noitnm. ausasao com,nsu ssaacc' ~
TKAs-dunpo powder to.a aro In rs,luced supply and
Joheesn expetenaod some Gaon1ty !a hllny ordoss:
ninef"lso STOCKS - ~ eVety NW aInIlos quo
tations remain AZ before: uunpownkn-Conmon
5sGaxe: 9ood ao' a,esast' neoirn. 4sSnsc; Sa good
7ra7sc: choicest, 0oa9ss; fancy; 1i.1O esl:ao.
lMfSnnt@comnon. Iasssc; Hooa 10. tnSa4a
medium. iNaibcs gooA ao 4S50Jc tinc: 6Na5Bc:
euast. bMs65et ehotce. GASGsci choleees 1otS1sc.
mediHms 4G94sc: Eood medium. !0QtoSe nne, hOa
6so; huest. e59GOo; ehtdee G0aGocf eho!ee1t. 7eGa
re. ooLofos-Vomtnon' a2osa5o Rooo common. u
@3sc; inodinl' 4oat!o; gooa noalmtn. aae3Ase; fet
BotAR5c: ..... $500. ..-
"0Ou-Ihafb gas tefn m4fEet. a. *too for ms
, 1876-02-09
LIVE STOCK.
I3It1rlHII

Observation-Disclosures. Gil ,4B l,IU7
oATILE-Ysst<rdssa = market may N chased among
Tho duIost and most ualAt.sfscory markutdays that
dlursrs havu e1pertepced within txulTeuonth. Un-
favorable weather. heavy receipts aud ssIors Of
further ah.iukAae " values 1t ls Last I'D buyers "
, 1876-02-09

fact, sosetlnr with Tho advance in corn, Induced
tcllcrs to hold 'or higher figures rowsr,'a tho el"so
thu mafxet weakened in tr,Fnpsny with rofn. ster
'ns nae.s'1 y sle "stas. I'll si,reS I .oa a. ips
4, At sha ins,!e sjoc,e soid :, :sSr ss,orle. wrrs
fairly active. naah et'ta wcrr rslortcd Of a,1 y m
.s eo +" tejrs''a = ~ y; sIa ~
NC tontatdo Tot Surprise oaa> frec on board. Total
kYE-Was in light request aud steady At s?e for
fresh Nh. 2. TIE receipts continue Hight, and the
daily offerings small tbs heavy Atocf tn stofn b.
tnE hea Oh ths nsrtee IT, or!ors are n,so i';ssA IT,
from hnnd to month. Halea kaI III No Al G:s ah1
40 " ~ .,nrIs attsc. T.t, 1@,ea: .,,
1t the decline. Tbe receipts wers smaller unt the
atoct tn store II growing fnat, being nn,tiy sn
2" h' arss fsoa u vnteh sons.,s m 81 ta' s,'ess
bresk Tho shorts s,ow l.tle dise 10 al In. though
@ ro"aa io:s ii Eo t,.t hsvo ae'.n,al.'sa within
few tays sscr February oren'. n 7e and slostts
o At ~ al.reh sol.i oary At es and :s".ed ws,!,
n.o1erate denHtd ss+o md rcleste At :1@IIs sAn,.
pies were aea'n very qus"t ca'h sse. ineaae si9s'
ed 4, 92.a}o 19n bu oy sample nj %ss1e ou trHal,
and 4up ba M euc frse MI board. TosA, 's,en b''.
LATEFT. ......-.
ntvaf,-tna tGa los under light otter nEs. s.ira, 15
Iris at s2'hM19,..N seller n .reh, and *!p.a':s a
:a% XII ,es5 Ar i5a 4, 's % F.sly, s ,s.sT s,sa
Iii, fnt March. snd tl9 GAs l5a2x fnr April.
whr1t was fairly aes1re. nnl s4aln higher: I'll.
stronger. Seller tho month .ot 1t .l.o.Nal:os. and
elocea Al s1.H2.i., At.lor March eold st a1.nak9
and c"ssd T se Wy S1fs Il Il s
Fshfuary s,teh so'd up 10 sic, aud closed At Axe.
May ctaed nt 45c.
barley dropped Kc. cloaing nt 7sxc. seller February
CALL nOAnD.
tI1}xnv 1tst1.
, 1876-02-09
Total, l,.,..,,..,,.,. w Joa132

l0Ial.... ..s.t*s.-+. 1saASA 1oafAo' %Ns"''
Total Of nil kinds In Rtore, o,tes.st'0 In. Theae
ngures nhow an Increase during aa week Of 7od56 hi
wheat 1855 2ss bu corn, 2loso bu oats ,s7s bn re,
and sl,N4 bu barley. Total increase, 3ao,31o h.l.
Includei tbs abovo noted statement Of N. IT. whrat
Ia ioood bu No. Mtnuesot. wheat. and 3d9 a bn No.
ado.
, 1876-02-09

receirsd Ut Chicago Customs for Tho tuenty-four
hours ending p. m. Feb y, 1916; D. W. 1swns Co.,
4001 bu barley; A. q. Meekor Co.. 10 tons pig Iron.
Dulles colcctod Feb. ., 1876, $3,04G.67.
, 1876-02-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

MNHNE.
NV tA1.EANs, FsL, Northumberland aetiys;
Hats oou hAss; better qualities unchanged: ms.
diam aud somer REsdes easier; good orl!usry 10
strictly good ordinary. 5NtSlokot low nlldlsnqa to
strictly low n.id4ltugs, i0JtaAlHo; middHuYs 10
strictly m!ddEngs, l2also; good niddIinss Ia mid
dpga fur. 1s1Gtst4e; falr l6asGo; receipts, not,
II, 1d4 bars gross, lousa exports to tha Continent,
LISA; coasH!su l.@2s: 10 Great ur!tain p473; ssoek
5Il923.
aAyAasAH, Fctt a.-Ca.toa dull; niddltngs, l2>.o; ;
mel receipts, 7g3 bales gro2 l.its exports IL Great
Dritain, a217; To Tie Continent, 200; aales, wv,
uALstaroA, Feb, B.-Cotton aui; ,niddltngs, l2aic;
, 1876-02-09

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, ", Feb. 8. Petroleum ruict snd
hrm; n.au1ard white nlo teail 11Ao; $50 toet l2Ac
Atelligan .t3at, I5ho car lots.