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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

roads during the late war. BY Mr. Kiider:
A resolution instructing the Committee on
Indian Affairs TO inquire into the expediency
of opening the Black Hills TO settlement by
purchase from the Indians Adopted. BY
Mr.. Maginnis: To amend the coinage act
Also, for Improvement of the upper Missouri
and YellOU Stone rivers. Also, for the sale
of timber lands III the Territories, Also, to
promote education IN the Territories. Mr..
Blaine asked Mr.. Randall whether he desired
to bring the House TO vote on his amnesty
bill Monday next. Mr.. Randall replied that
he did. Mr.. Blaine then said he had a sub
stitute to offer to it, which he was asked to
have read and ordered printed. The substi-
tute was read as follows: That all persons now
under disabilities imposed by the fourteenth
amendment to the Constitution of the United
States, with the exception of Jefferson Da-
Wis, late President of the SO-called Confed-
crate States, shall be relieved of such disa-
bilities upon their appearing before any
Judge of the United States and taking an
oath, to be duly attested and recorded, VIZ;
!, a. B., do solemnly swear, or affirm, that
will support and defend the constitution of
the United States against ali enemies, foreign
and domestic; that / viii bear true faith and
allegiance to the same; that I viii take this
obligation freely. without mental reservation
or for the purpose al evasion, and that to the
best of my knowledge and ability viii faith
fully discharge the duties Of a citizen OF the
United States. The House at $50 p. M, ad-
jOuTned-
The House was not in session on the 9TH.
In the House on tho 9th bills were
introduced and referred as follows: BY Mr..
Wood, of New York; to repeal in part the
act of January 10, 1875, providing for re-
sumption Of specie payment, and to facilitate
resumption of specie payment, without con-
traction of the currency. BY Mr. Cox; for
payment of same bounty to drafted soldiers
as volunteers. By Mr.. Cutler; declaring the
Department of Agriculture one of the Ex-
eeutive departments. The rules were sus-
pended and the amnesty bill taken up for
consideration, and the entire session con
sumed IN its discussion. The bill was dis
cussed at length by Randall, Blaine, Cox and
others, when the House adjourned.
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NUMBER %.

unpleasantly of the villains who are
found plotting diabolicaI crimes over
huge black bottles and tin tankards when
the curtain rises for the second act in a
melOdrama. Watch one of these after
he has pushed aside bis coffee. A tum-
bier of thin glass is brought him, within
which sits another glass, small and
goblet-shaped. The small glass is filed
to the brim with a transparent liquid
which, If you examine closely, exhibits a
suspicious sea-green tint. The william
takes up the water-pitcher, and, poising
1t carefully, as if he were afraid of beng
discovered, let's the water fall in drops
into the green liquid. The first drop
produces a milky cloud, and in a moment
all the liquid is clouded, and begins to
overflow into the large tumbler. Slowly
the water is poured in, drop by drop, or
ID a small stream, until the clouded ap-
peaTance is gone from the small glass
He then lifts out the small glass, sets il
aside, and proceeds to drink the milky
contents Of the large one.
THIS IS ABsTNTHE.
Then he rises, buttons the lower button
Of his coat in such way that the lapels
puff out in an aggressive sort of way, and
strides glOomily away to play pin-pool
or roulette in some Houston street resort
dear to his cOuntrymen. The people who
are found here are poor but still have
sufficient income to enable them to
eschew the still more economical practice
Of dining in their lodgings, There are a
great many Italian restaurants in the
city, which are very popular among the
Americans, who have learned to like this
mode of dining. The difference between
Florr, .,-,I T,1 L, . a.
bic without close observation. Indeed,
most of the French restaurant proprie-
tors endeavor to break down the distinc-
tion as far as possible by establishing a
certain day, or certains DAYS of the week
as " nacaroni DAYS" The tables are sure
TO be filed on these days, for they are
singled out by such patrons of each place
whose weekly income only allow one or
two state dinners" per week. At an
italian restaurant the cooking Is often
quite as good as at a French res
tauTant, but the Uniniated American is
apt to find each dish as it is brought on
an interesting problem. 1t appears to be
the aim OF the Italian cook to prevent
the diner from becoming acquainted with
his dinner, except through the process OF
digestion. The Germans appear in this
matter rs well as IN other national pecu-
liarities to take their cue from the Ital-
ians instead of their traditional enc
mics across the Rhine OF German
restaurants in general, except those
which have been so transformed as no
longer to be German, it may be said in
brief that they combine the heaviness OF
the English style with the ambiguity of
the Italian, and are original gnlv in the
presence and prevalence on their tables
of lager beer and soured meats
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20
A DIVORCE WIN A TERRIBLE DBIGIN.

A DIVORCE WITH A TERRIBLE ORIGIN.
There is in this city, bowever, one most
amusing low comedian who has a reason
for never smiling. In his youth he was
the father Of little girl Of a refractory,
obstinate disposition. One day, 70 punish
her for something, he locked her in a
bedroom, and with his wife went down
stairs 10 dinner Soon the child began
Is scre-Im in a terrible manner, which
the parents considered was only temper
bat a. the shrieks continued the wife be-
came alarmed aud desired to 60 to her.
IIc, however. forbade her doing 80, ;s
be ss5id The cfiid must DC taught oic-
dicnce, and THAI she should not gain her
end by screaming. They went 0n with
their dinner, the fearful shrieks con-
timing for awhile and then ceasing. As
they were sbesit leaving the table, smoke
BEGAN 20 pass through the house. There
was FIRE somewhere Rushing to release
the fo0r little girl, they found her dead
Her clothes had evidently caught IRE
from the crate, and while the parents
were eating the child was dying. Inc
coined ans IS fe took q horror and hatred
Of her husband after this, as she believed
that If he had allowed her 70 60 70 the
poor infant she might have saved heF
fife. They were divorced. No wonder
that man never smiles OF the rtage.--4N
J. Car B0Aimore Ne3cs.
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rnOss vyAsuuNaroN.

Speaker Kerr has issued an order for
bidding the admission Of newspaper cores
pondents to the lobby of the House.
The concentration of naval vessels at
Port Royal is in pursuance of the general
plan of the Secretary of the Navy TO make
that place the headquarters Of the North At
lantic station, as it presents many advantages
over any other port on the Atlantic coast.
The climate is very healthful and the harbor
offers every facility for the exercise of naval
tactics. The vessels rendezvoused there can
reach the Cuban waters an gulf, where our
interests most need to be looked after,
within forty-eight hours. Il is the policy Of
the Secretary of the Navy to have the home
squadron larger than any abroad. He be-
Heves in being prepared for any emergency
which may arise.
The report Of DIR. Linderman, director
of the mint, as to the establishment OF a
branch mint at some point in the Mississippi
VALLEY, recommends Indianapolis as location,
for the reason that in that city there is a
government building no longer required for
other purposes, which can ne utilized without
the delay or expense attendant on the con-
struetion of a new ediice.
The President has sent to the Senate
the nomination of Edward c. Billings, for
United States District Judge for Louisiana,
rice Durell.
The treasury department decides that
under the law domestic spirits cannot be
transferred in bond from the bonded ware
house 20 the manufacturing warehouse
there 70 be manufactured into an article for
expectation, with the rebate or drawback Of
the internal revenue tax.
The following is a statement of the
United States currency outstanding at this
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20
ssEscnns.ANEous rNrELr.at.nNCr

A company has lately been formed to
introduce new invention, called the Bray
ton Ready Motor" 1t consists, conciseIy
speaking, Of an engine deriving its power
from the explosive energy of mixture of
the vapor Of crude petroleum and air.
Ex-Governor Carpenter, of Iowa, has
accepted the position of second comptroller
of the treasury.
The pope is preparing to manufacture
several more cardinals. The college lacks ten
of the requisite number (70l, and these dis
tinguished princes Of the church have been
dying of so rapidly that it is necessary for
his holiness to make frequent nominations
The commissioner of education in his
report states that the school children of the
United States pay 100000 a year for text
books, and the publishers and brokers
pocket 66 per cent. of this sum, or $53,OOO,-
600 per annum.
The direct United States cable has
been repaired and communication with Eu-
rope re-estabiished.
Moody and Sankey are doing -four
ishing business in Philadelphia. Thousands
attend their meetings daily.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

The London Times says il is abun-
dainty manifest that the working of the new
British high court of justice has already
been highly beneficial, and when some tenn
porary distractions are removed and some
defects remedied, the act is calculated to
produce the most salutary improvement in
the administration of justice.
The Canadian government has been
notified that the surveys of the Canadian
Pacific railway frsm both ends of the route
have been connected. The connection is in
latitude 56 deg. min. SO sec. north, and
longitude 113 deg. min. 45 sec. west These
chains of accurate instrumental measure
ment are the first of the kind that have ever
been made between the Atlantic and Pa
cific within the limits Of the Dominion.
A Canadian company is proposed to
construct tunnel under Detroit river.
The Belgrave cotton-miIls, in England,
were burned last week. These mills con-
tanned fifty thousand spindles, and the loss
is estimated at a quarter of a million dollars.
Victor Emanuel, in his New Years
speech at the court reception, mentioned the
possibility of events transpiring in Europe
which would require the cooperation of the
italian army.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

Ihe secretary of the treasury has be
fore him the decision of the supreme court
affirming the award of the court Of claims IN
favor OF the Union Pacific railroad company,
but before taking final action awaits the
opinion of the attorney-general, as to whether
he has complied with the clause OF law re-
lating to three per cent. net earnings.
Statisticians of the department of ag-
rieulture have completed the compilation of
official returns for the past month, and fnd
| correct the general assumption of a lower
yield of lint in proportion to seed-eotton.
Only Arkansas and Texas report a larger
proportion than in 1874 The Atlantic States,
which have previously made low estimates
of the aggregate production, all return smaller
yield of lint seed in comparison with pre-
yiOus crops, and none of them over thirty
pounds to each hundred pounds of seed.
The average decrease in all the States is four
per cent. This reduction is attributed in
most cases to excessive moisture and the re-
suit of imperfect development of the boil,
and in some to the effects of early drought
in preventing full maturity. Cotton grown
in the fields heavily dressed with commercial
fertiIisers is found to have a greater proper
ton of development of seed than of lint
The average quality of tn fiber is somewhat
lower than last year. Arkansas and Texas
furnish the only exceptions to this state
ment, though the average depreciation is
slight in Louisiana and Alabama. It is
greatest in Mississippi and the Atlantic
States. The proportion of the crop gathered
on the first of December was 90 per cent,
reported as follows North Carolina, so
South Carolina, 95; Florida, 81; Georgia, 81;
Alabama, 81 Mississippi, IS; Louisiana, SIS;
Texas, 81; Arkansas, 76; Tennessee, 81. In
announcing the monthly cotton reports of
the season, the average condition from June
to October is made 931z per cent, against SO
in the same period Of 1874. This would in
dicate a crop of about 4, 100000 bales With
an equally favorable autumn and an equal
proportion Of lint, the loss Of per cent. in
the yield of lint makes reduction of 49,
GOO bales, and the difference IN maturing and
gathering since October points to a further
reduction of to per cent, with margin
of 100000 bales for contingencies after the
first week in December. The seasons re-
ports, taken together, indicate crop of not
less than 4O50,OO0 bales, nor more than H.
10000
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

A MODEL SrUDEST.-The Rev. Dr.
Richie, Of Edinburgh, though a very
clever man, once met with his match
When examining q student as TO the
classes he had attended, be said; And
Won attended the class for mathematics
Z. y e." &" How MANY sides haaa circle
"Two.' said the student. What are
thew % What a laugh IN the court the
students answer produced, when hc said,
3. An inside and an outsider The Doc
Tor next Inquired, z" And you attended
tbe moral philosophy class, also p ' Yes"
@ We'll. Won would hear lectures on vari-
orss subject Did Won ever hear one ou
eef,se and effect 80 '' Aes Docs ara
effect ever 60 before causes Gcs.
q Give me an instauee." 4 man wheel
ING a barrow" The Doctor then sat
down and proposed no more questions.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

A cable dispatch represents fearful
financial and general business panic in
Odessa.
The Carlists are again concentrating
on the Spanish frontier.
The Corn Trade Association of Liver
pool publish the following statement of the
estimated stock of breadstuf there on 31st
of December, 1875, as compared with the
same time last year:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20
What II Costs TO Dress FashiotabIe
Woman.

Sala tells a story about young French
man, who, being engaged to beautiful
creature, happened to get a glimpse in
time of her laundry bill. Ia horror and
amazement; he made rapid calculation.
To support hef and her linens it would
be necessary to commit forgery. So he
broke of the match in despair. This
sounds ext rayagant enough, and yet here
is the bill of items furnished by one who
knows all about the necessary outfit Of q
genteel lady Of the period
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20
EHgIand's RuIprs.

The following is a correct table of the
reigning soveTeigns of England, together
with the date Of the beginning of their
reign:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

A. exchange says Miss Hannah
llen AZ Virginia, having married Mr.
Allen Hannah, mas become Mrs. Han
III p;en,lah. azsa is perhaps the only
-, II. me world whose whole name
srall9d backward and forward.
Int afrs. Anna Drayard DingRid, Of
y. 5,,ile T,sas.. Is enly little less un-
rtunaie.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

The official debt statment for january
lst, printed below, shows an increase of the
public indebtedness for the month OF De.
eeniber oI sI.9i5,062
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

If to this total Of over $1,000 we add
iewelry, toilet articles, etc, ne shsH have
at a moderate estimate $4,000 for what
a fashionable woman calls absolute neces
eariee
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

By inadvertence Mr. Simon Sterae, a
member Of the municipal society, was
alluded 70 as being sn ex-cCmmissioner
Of charities, instead Of Ayer Stern, who
really held that ofuce.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

UScENEETs.-AnnouEcing she name OF per-
FOR County Office. So State once SO fedefai
once, SIS. Invariably in advance.
..ehyiuus, Marriage. Birth and Death notices 40
iieted, and vii! be wilixgy Inserted free Of charge
Obituaries. Masonic and other society notices OF
deaths, etc, viii be charged ten cents per line.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20
TIMELY TOPICS

PARsoN NEwMAN's book Of travels
locates the Garden Of Eden in a place
where fig trees don't grow. How's that,
Mrs Eve?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-20

DYNAMITE THOMAS, or THosfPsEN,
according to Berlin dispatch, was born
and educated in Germany. He was not,
therefore, g fruit Of American eiviliza-
tier ,,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

EUROPEAN MANhti-. - ,,.trl,.,
LIyELroOl, oct 2l.l2J p n--t3it"h ~ ~ I6 mi,
nrudns 0lO for .pcculLtuu and CNI"fi' Iut'l 80,
bar. oi which 200 Wcru American futnt II
jpauu-, low Miiiug clause, ,'i".'l .,,J u,r,r de
,rtItud- clause, February "li" -
t,ry 3 l-I tpiaud, Low MIdling clause, sLpl' ','
and Nuyemhcr.' SAIL Sefsad; tpiude -" '... t.,,
sblpI..d aud December ~atL o-fa''' "',,
Mduirg clause new crop 'mpp '.es ,,rr, ~ OOj
The receipts II wheat ioi iit pi-i Ut" 80.
uuarcr-. which 1000 quarters were ,fttu,,,
LIyLmOOl, oct al p m.-l paHua "'ttt'
clause November and Decent .r drt',IE y i fr .p.rt
LNEmoOt, oct 2l-2 q. m IAri SO tor New Nl>,d
can. IIcId-tuHs quiet. corn 700 y O. @ tl
western Wheat iui0iOT q a tnr at'Iat'' y.,rn
Who: IuGoll inr Ciub do . -Hlo Tor '''' "'
spring and 7Hlu2 for Id Winter. t n, r,tt,p to Jav
LtVIHrOOl, oct % 8 u. Il.--pi th' Ni''' vi ~ ''
75nu bales we're American. ., ..,t., for Yarns and
IIyEU.uu oct gt-i.jO p. m 10. n'' ,i,ns Cottop
Fabrics nt Manchester Is qu" hut hrh ll,,,rr ~ a
int Nddpr ,au.r January aud February denver v
t.tK,ogt o,t ri 4 D. Upiauds ,Ottoni 10" Mh,uns
clause November and December ut ,iN ~ tatd
Low Middng clause January and February ueli &
Up.ands Low Mhdiug clause, ~ Cl", ilr ron-c new
St,yrmDsr. sail. S5l Tpands. Low Ml"l!nE ,T,i,rts
cron ,hipp.a and January, sai' vlp',
Low Midlng clause, new crop ShipP'" 'A' w
| sail, Cd ,,,nr.a ntu, Ipauds.
iyEtooi oct 2l6 y. Cotton mtnffs urpi Id RSrS
low Milduug causf, crop, y ,,, Frirua "a and
Der sal. 5s'srd, UpanGs, Low hiddhhS ''"''' ''' ~
March delivery, 5isisd. ,o.t p.trole,n IA Id Ep
IINERPOuL, oct 2iJ:dO p m n,siti
| gall; Spirits Petroleum loId I siifSV''' '
Spirits rnrpenunr, 2iOa-iVP fHI ho,as 1867, los Il
LoSDoS oct 2i-l2.JO p H. - g '''
new nnoS iV ~ q, IN m The amount Of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank ~ tIEllnd en- pa1&t. & ,y. r,,Tnentuc
| Itenned Petroleum. l7LG11i sho'' 'P'
| "a 3d25l h CwL ,or hoth money
LoSDoS oct IA W. r 70, cent poi fentes al
/ the account Paris adYiccn luo'o Nv" W. 49,
lOAi. &c. tor thu account. ,on Or, lec for ahort
| PARls, oct 24,-E1chapge Vu hhu0n' -'' '1' ~
| sight.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

Nr,v ORLEANS OCT 2i-Cortnu urm Mit!lrT '-c. Low
Ni.i|rut lu'.r. Du0f Ordinary, H.t h'i Ir''I'' ''''
bales. .ru.. 5000 hloi Ils, tuuJ bales ii evening
sii IaI... stock l.tutu bales ,,.,,,...- ,,,.. .
f, y ding g1tr. tund 1rAarA. :'f net ItStp.' '-4'
bales. exports. coastHsr I.o- Oacai safes I''Vo o@i''
'' ' s',r.I, 0cl 2i-Cottou quiet, Nuddhug l0c. low
NI.lu- gi-c. NTDuiT't N'i's tt i,'-'
-. 4 lEG i,-lr. -to,s, 5l.ttT bales ,
I.IuuakF oct 2t-CottHu quiet. Micdhnc l''i. '."
,t'5trnp lutr Gund Ordinary, 3Sc . gfo,. Ittrt.H o.
bales exports. CotstHise 100 uatHi sac'' U"V ''' ''
ucr- 500 bales stocA o.bj' btlf- ,,,,, tal... -,
ttgrnl. u,t 2l.-totjou siriiy; Nddlnf il't,'., ,Ie
ce,pt. = ba,s. shipments loJy bAl'9 'e' -''" o''''
'A,i-,,.lr Grt a. cotton quiet. Ndtng lols0lO4c
its.I,,,u oct 2i.-Cotjuu quiet. Nllilug ~ &c. l""
Shipments }3l bac. saigs, 9l har' NV'A o-l' "i,i
>.rFlt, OCT. 9t..tutt1u steady is 10 p. 4'-tC
ny sI,f. G lu2 bales. gross. t,''1 b-,- exports coast
80. gi- bales. sI.-. 81 bales -.'.N JOB ,,i.''
N.JtjIng gs. GOOD Ordinary 9Lc+ net receipts n ~
,ls. gfn-. 2J-8 bales; exports CoastNlse fU1 "'ea
IL. Do UUu i,i. .r.. iock 1i.1Ub bales
"a 1 ,'.,UN Oct 2i-Cuituu -t,aIy Mldluhe - s,, 10"
u'ug . t,uud Ordinary C,, net receipts, 10 "~i's
SAT- ~ Or - cotton quiet AudL'ng. lc.. Low Mli
ain, los Good Ordinary. luc net receipts 50 Id'S'
,'r....' .i,i-b brIps. stuth l,j % bi''
Nr,r ,pElruiA oct 2t-Dott0u quiet, Mddhng' l'c 10"
Ni.IUug lose, Good ordinary, l-c ,.,,, "a, .,nt.
t. tIilpy Iu- UitC. 0onU OuAualN 'l"S nT, l'
.,.ts .tIi bales exports to Great Blltaui '0 u.i'a
,u.r 100 balr- sales, 1900 bales stn," ouy'u u"',s
81 inf ls Oct. "a Cotton steady MilhIS' iut. H."
stiuurnts lOl bales Saiet Oh bdrs Sl',A ,,t,i,,
,r.. .rA oct 2t-tottOn hrfu good d,hanui .t
o5 low Nddug 9iac, Good Ordinary 9c Ie''ll'' A''''
l.Alrs siles Isl bales
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

n lsaci orinoco. 21 e23 n, 10c California 22925
H. lSad &C. CeutTal American lS0Zl u. Il q s SAN uA
22d24 m IGlsQl7c.; MatamorUS 22a2i n, lb2d 80; ei
Cruz 1913 b 10 IA &c; 1amUco, 2OH2l - ID, JOG
BOgOta 1890 n, l70lSC. NWdcuho. 2OaS3 IT, y"
"a pc; Balna l03Z n. l4dl4lc Puerto Clhtio Au -
gavra 4O022 To- l4Lidl5-t Caiacas, zOd23 l lSa &C.
Payta, 22d2J D. 1914 Sisa 2uH22 10, loa So '
peSchy 2Ua22 TO- II l5c.; 1Obasco 2OZ2l 10 l4" - -
81 gold Texas aud Southern 2I9So ni ~" ii -
selected Rio Giande, 4404S u, 9E0lOc Caiora 4'e ~
50 70, 9Qllc; Texas Pulled and Packed 50"sp p, 10 =
lqc, currency: Texas Knif SaGl Ole, southern o1T
7c: City slaughter OK, JOd6O ID, &c; City slaughter
Cow. % a61 h. &C. -..-
TOPs-Ths market has attery been very quiet tor new
lots plenty and decidedly poor s" mucn 30
are
want and their small purchases are contr 20 nt
stock quote: NewNOrk gOO 10 choice Ne", 80 -
do Low 10 Fair. 2Jd32c Eastern Ntw, 70 d5-ti tAlSs
1Od2Ocs Olds all grOvths 4dSc.; CIitpuia1S, 80 Sc
INDIA RUBBER has been quei ~ the atvan cd iatc lt
week. We quote at GuNGic flr Fine lma. r-ff4c. iof
Coarse do 52c Esmcrada Die. tor Pressed Guayaqu
Tor TO- CarthagCa 4sc. for Nicaragua scrap ana "uc
fur
advanced their price 70 81 Ech ias Drcn
pretty generally and two lois have beou taken TO
the close marsC4 some buOyancy.
Ieullck
very general tone shows much Improvement
stock rapidly be yOved undrr scarcity Of the new
choice parcels fact the whole assortment Is broken,
while export demand exists AZ te close there Was da
that t, advanced of holders W0uG tud 10 thtck
the Receipts for the past week, 3lO2 sides ana
$50 bales Exports 1900 sides, viz, 1900 10 Lneahd
and 700 TO the Continent We quote:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

The hay average receipts Tor the AZ tho points
OF distribution were ~ follows; By Erie Railway. 80 cans
cream -7l rani milk; Harlan halrJAd, 2,3Oo do New
uix'h iNInal so go Hudson River Hal.0ld, 800 %.
Miland Railroad $50 milk 10 mLscei.
liitola ll routes mk. total,
milk oi 80 quarts each. The price which surplus
been sold she platform the
= 27 beginning al -, declining 10 S % the l~th and
"t ana III on the 10Th, seuy at - 20 the 2lt ~ the
n,A Gay, "hd closing 40 81 % The supply continues To
diminish but not A. last as the demand fails OF After selling
all The surplus That Dee -udat about oushaf The
production large quantities b. left each day
POULTRY AND GAMF.
The warm weather with rain ami fo has been vcry much
against the poultTy
bld order much Of really
OF I,ssed poultry sold II bb. with others
q ID. t unit t0r uOd NculsGn green
aud br too soft lDT There quotations Tor such
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