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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-24
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$3.50, ..-.,,...
~ "
So SAYS I, e y aeon (Ga) Jg =.
grlh all .lE4sngar. There is mol
doubt that the S,itharn State. I
will. This yeir. 4urn ont LARGELY I
over six million h,lcs Of cotton
and perhaos balror another mi
lion. CONNIE itinr mon the text
in the cap.io3 tbato1oer re marks,
"1be fibre j. worth a cent less
Imam if was a year ago. while al!
other proluce is at he TOP Of he
tide Alittle more in the line oll
so-calIed visible supply will
mal,e. COTTON Of sale. if not Il drug
fa the market Yet. still. the
gress apxieic among producers
Eoe,az now 10 be the elaboration
Of cotton-pjckinc machine
which wiz do away with the only
practical Limitation Of the CROP.
and make II. as to rem lucrative
price. worthless
Meanwhile the average in
crease Of The cotton crop Tor. the
past five wears has been i'm the
neigbborbood nf half million
bales. and the volume is rising
from wear to wear ike a Missi--
sipDi fresh. This rate of growth
outstrips legitimate demand for
the fibre, and can have but one
reguIt-hat is. 10 reduce its
price. But still, cotton producers
are earnestly invited to 20 to
Atlanta Lext fall to see a cotton
picking machine.
We lave no faith i'm the cotton
picking machine, but in go far az
ii saould prove possible to substi-
tnte ad vantageously a cheap ma
chine for hdman labor, TO that
exteat IL would destroy the veIue
oil cotton to the planter as an ag.
riculturaI staple. In the present
condition Of the market every in
crease in the number of bales df
mInishes their value almost cor.
respondinEly. and the plain sug
gestion Of the situation is Il
decrease the cotton-nroducinp
force. If nossibIe. without the
sacrifice Of its income This j.
practicable by increasing oul
grain crops. Wheat and upland
rice could be made to bring the
farmer a rood deal OF money
Rice particularly, now bears =
high price and is in active de
mand. Sheen we know are profit
able. and the possibilities of sheer
growing have never been TESTED
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REMOVAL or STAINS.

GREASE White goods, wash
with soap or alkaline Ives. Col
ored cottons, wash with lukewarm
soap lyes. Colored woolens, the
same or ammonia. Silks, absorb
with French chalk or fulIer's earth
and dissolve away with benzine
orether.
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Farm NOTES.
MuLcHIxa Strawberries.

AShNhANN d IA ~ A4-tNhAIo-
an. A. C.p-0ld sawdust makes
good mulch for strawberries.
Cover the ground with it half an
inch thick and You need not u. G
any straw Ne,O York Tribune.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-24
EKIaReE EFD DEVELOP me FoRn.
EIEnANT IElIEI ~ cHEAR

If shTUnk wholly OF I'm part from nature or CIS
eslse. Advice free- Describe case and send STAN
10 p. De l.. Co, tlanIs, Ca No humbug. High
est reference COrreSROndencs confidential.
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!

TIL EAh III Gkt5' BUN AN IA.
Make q new vegetable from 8. a, differing
from anything ever grown here. delicious Jaw or
cooked seed sent by mail % cts. paper 5oya
Bean Of Japan half bean half pea, said BY chem
lists 10 be the richest human food known Fine
fodder plant also seed IS cts. paper Cuban
Queen Watermelon, Just imported. largest variety
ever grown in Z. r, firm, luscious, crisp and
su0ary : best to keep or ship. 3 cts paper Of 70
seeds, s papers for 81. Very scarce Log-of- " GOD
Muskmelon, largest known. 2 10 feet Longtime
quality early and prolific, Is cts. paper Climax
Tomato richest favor. early, prolihc. solid IN
equaled in every way, Is CITE paper. White EZyp-
tfau Corn from the Nilel, Yields Immensely
In the South where other corn rails Unequaled
Cor table or stock. % ct1 paper, IS cts q pound
5Teosnte one plant feeds COW days: 10 TO Il f..
high IS cts paper. CugcO Corn, graz ms in long
q in broad Seed will bring fabulous prices Is cts
paper. All the above sent for 81, OF each for p
Address q. z. GILBERT & so. Atlanta. Ga
Reference: Hon. W. l. Calhoun, Mayor OF
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TO INSURE L.IRGE CROPS USE THE STAA D4RD
FERTILLIER or THE .SOUTH
Storms Raw Bone Superph0sphate''
STERNs PUEE GRoUxD BoNE.

fertilizers
so andIu
les
p q a % pE r cfcig
who have
t ourt he re f rsof the age
Tt
and qnor
" the production Of surePhae which restores the soil the mineral
me Z n by
As Cotton Sugar aud Cereal Producer stands All
o H iizer|(
STERJS FERTILIZER AID CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING C0TPA0Y
Raw Bones
mnated Phosphate
Phosphoic Solution
Aure OF Tin CRYSTALS Bone IA al (irade CPprra Meets
Fercno anl
For further information apply
4 Unoa st. NEW ORLEANS La
NJ A. Preside
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Watches, Clocks ,opa Jcwelry Carefully Repaired
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To sell longer at old rates involves direct loss
" therefore must anneunce HFon our 2athuskek,
Southern Gem and FaTorite Planes an advance Of
FROM SO TO SO per style ChickrriuE Planes viii y
advanced April Isl 50 on each style.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. John Morey's Life Of Golden" VIII DC Is
sued IN this country by Roberts Brothers
Auerbachs biographical novel "Spiuoza" is being
.ransated into English with the authors SANCTION
"Tbe Publishers Trade List Annual" Tor 1901
IF. Leypoldt) has made its appearance. iho "a
Ter is we'll classified and buyers will IND IL con-
venient guide. am 4, .
Porter g. Coates have purchased Tor @ll,ooo w
stereotype plates of the Ager BOOKS conpi
Ragged Dick Series" Luck anu A"'A
and "rattered Tom Series"
A biographical sketch, with portrait, Oh MI VI,
GEORGE w. Gable. the New-Orleans novelist, VIII
he fonnd in to-days Critic. It is by the author OF
the No Name novel " Baby Rue"
DIR. Joseph Parker, of London, has delivered fve
lectures in reply to Colonel IngersolPs what MuS'
do to be Saved ~ and 1. X. Funk d Co. VIII ISSUE
them. October 10, in the cheap standard series.
One hundred and thirty thousand words VIII be
defined in O0ilvie's Imperial Dictionary OF the
English Language" when the new edition appears In
F,oIand This is thirty thousand more words than
the old edition contains.
NJ ceoroe Rarnett Smith, who wrote the life OF
Gladstone is the author of the Life and Speeches
of Jobn Briqhtn a thick volume which VIII he Is
saad simultaneously in London and New-iork. A.
C. Armstrong & Son are the American publishers
Colonel Ingersoll is not satisfied to leave MS 'neo
logical debate with Judge Black where 1t stood IN
The North american ReriaC for August. As q
rule he who opens a debate is entitled to last
word and he will take it i'll the November NUMBER
lola has spoken his ddea1 to the readers OIL
Fgaro IN final blast against the enemies OF Natu-
ralism For a year he has contributed one artcl'
week. He admits having said all he has 10 say
for the present, and would rather be silent 'n'n
repeat himself. His silence will be widely appre-
ciated.
The archaeological work to be called " salalnlnla'
which has been announced as in preparation ny
General di Cesnola is not by him, but by younger
brother. Major A. Palma di Cesnola. The latter mas
inst published in London romantic story calieu
'Mercedes de Rios" the hero being an ltalah SOL
der of fortune in South America.
Harpe's Magazine for November Will be ready III
n week or ten DAYS. 1t will contain Remlnls-
cence of Arthur Stanley" by MIR. Thomas Hughes,
who was fellow-student with the future Dean OF
We tminster. both at Rugby and Oxford. Inc
article is a familiar sketch, and an exceedingly me
portrait accompanies 1t. Another feature OF the
number will be an illustrated paper 10y Mr.. Johh
Habberton. based uuon Du Chaillus " Land OF the
Midnight Sum-" a book which promises much enter
tainment and instruction, and which Will be READY
at the Harpers' in few days.
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State bonds were neglected but there were small
sales of Tennessee 6s at 90. Virginia 6s deferred
at IL, North Carolina special taxes at 8, and Mis-
souri, 6s, 1882 or 1888. at 102 aud Hannibal and St
Joseph issue at 1O7. OF city bank stocks forty
eight shares of American sold at 142l2
In the early dealings railroad bonds sympathzed
with the improved prices for shars, and hence tho
figures for the reported sales generally do not
rectly represent the market at the close. Erie.
second consols from 1928 to 1925 but closed
at 102. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
consols sold early at 105, advance Of
2 per cent, and the general mortgages
sold at 830S2 against 80 vest rday. Boston.
Hartford and Erie frsts rose from 5Sl2 to 60l0
co.'s and Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg tirsts
from 90 to 91l2090i2. Chesapeake and Ohio cur
rency debts after So were Il higher than yesterday
at 54l2 and Canada Southern frsts sold at 900
9S7s. New-York Elevated frsts were steady at lis
andMetropotan firsts at 90. Ohio Central firsts
were lower at 9999914 and the incomes down
to 81. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia in.
comes were 70 higher at 517s Louisville and Nash
vile general mortgages sold at 1852. st. Paul and
Omaha coneols were weaker at 1929, and Wabash
general mortgages at 99l2. Denver and Rio Grande
consols Il higher at 109s4, and Texas and Pa
cite incomes from 69s4 to 70a070i2 and irsts,
Rio Grande division from SSl2 to 1874
The business of the Sub Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of 80 O33, 439
and the payment of $12 694 $685. The result is loss
to the general bal ance 49, $50. a. and leaves it
at $S4.174957 against $S7. s37 15l September 80.
The particular changes OF the week coin
loss So 684, 761 and currency gain of so, 567.
This was gain to the banks of 50 662. "a. but
the shipments to the interior during the week prob
ably have exceeded the amount of net gain from
the Sub-TreaSury, to-mOrow's bank state
ment is likely to disappoint the exDecta-
lions of some calculatOrs Money to-day
was easier than yesterday, in that there were no
transactions as high & per cent; but the bulk
the business was done at interest plus 1-3201-16
per cent, at 1-64 little at PLAIN interest and
still less at and 3, at which rate Offers to lend
were made at the close. The domestic exchanges
on New-York are as last quoted, except an advance
TO % cent, discount at BOs on. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received S229OOO
Matt onal bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipt were 1897 429. and the revenue receipts
w ere S439 AT. The Clearing House statement to-
ances, S40lS.6l3. The transactions at the Sub
Treasury covered Receipts ~, O5S, 100; payments,
$l.l20, 746 currency balance, $50fS,76 coin
balance, S79, 126,l96.
The following the comparative quarterly
statements of the State banks OF the City OF New
York on the 24th day OF September, 1881:
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. Oct. 7-P. ".

FRIDAY, Oct TT. H.
The mining stock markets to-day were active,
but there was wide irregnlarity in the movement
of prices Generally weakness prevailed, but there
were notable exceptions. The State Lines again at
tracted attention but at lower figures 2 and dc
clined to 3.55, 1 anu to 75a0 Cent? ana
Oriental and Miller TO 70 cents. The Leadvhles
generally were weak Chrysolte sold at 7isS6 o.
Big Pittsbug at 1.O59S0 cents, and Hibernla
at 1898 c-nts. Iron Silver was strong a. 30.
Robi son was steady at 1878. Moose continue, 10
be active and was strong at 1lO 1t IL stated tnae
the recent movement in Moose is because of the
discovery that its ow-grade ore, which heretofore
was considered as almost alueess by the improved
methods of treatment can be worked WIN Ial 90
nroft The Colnstocks were inactive except C0E-
solidated Virginia which rose from ga ~ zig Inc
markets closed active.
~ = ,<ryrvo SrO1E EKDHi WOE SILES
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ing. Reading was specially weak all dsv--
there was no "short" interest In that stoci-
and it finally closed offered at 85 after openi,.
at 6S and momentarily selling up to e9is.
Manhattan was exceptionally strong at the close,
and during the last half hour rose per cent to
25as-having opened at 22l2. There Is supposed to
be vety large short" interest in Manhattan
stock. The total recorded transactions for the day
amount to 421, 700 shares against 51s,9OO shares
yesterday.
The feature of the dealings in Government bonds
was the large transactions in continued IS at 100
Otherwise the market was dull and the final bids
are the as last evening. Annexed are the clos
ing quotations:
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Trustees New.York aud Brooklyn Bridge at
Office u Waerst, BroOk a. before r. o'clock
the 18TH day October inst the manufac
ure delivery not including erection, OF about
Steel required for the completion Of the
East River Bridge.
Specifications aud any information in relation
may be obtained tho Office OF said Trustees
upon application TO Q. Q. Martin assistant engineer
W. A. ROEBLING, Chief Engineer
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v,,poprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

., o., > io.3O H. m-Consols 9SlIs for money and
NboN or the accounti United states bonds i2nr PEI
ahu oot ,cnr and half per cents, llOt Auuo ss
eeits ~ tern first mortgage trustees certnoaes "a
a. second mortgage 2 uos Gen IA,
Erie a. mia central 90; Reading 3i't NewhSrk on
ia ana western 32si Milwaukee anu ST. au |oHO'
ll4l -, oooo -, paus adyices auote three per
.nt renes az 81 francs 40 confines tor heaccoun M.
0I%spoS oct 100 m-U s. bonds four anu n p
Ina. Atlantic and treat Western nrst mortHsso
oens 800 casrdcatas 55; do second 20si Erie, 49s;
G cond eonsos l0Ga Illinois Central 1880 Pennsy. vi
MIA Central, 81 Reading S4s Ne"f''A '"'-'"
Western, 80 a. =. rha ap,ount OF buiiou with
10000. oo - par,a advtces auote three per
81 tranos 10 confines for the account "a t-.raa
'' %. ais oct TO D. m.-Exchange On Lonuon ~
Al Confines for checks
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CLOSING PRICES or PHfLI DELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN IL. DAVIS ,S CO.. No. II Wali-st.

FRIDAY, oct II. NJ
The Stock Exchange markets to-day again were
Influenced by renewed reports of Secretary WINDOWS
intention TO offer 10 redeem Immediately Oh presenta-
ton any part of the $40, 100000 of bonds that are
coled To mature December "a. And the rumor was
voucbed for by such apparent good authority that
il WAS generally believed to be true. The effect on
prices. however, was not great. certain class of
"bearsn who had sold stocks upon the monetary
stringency and not upon the general situation, see
ING that perhaps movement like that reported
intended would afford temporary relief to uhs
money market were rather eager to close their con-
tracts And it was tnat kind of buying that during
the early hours made demand for stock that was
triAe greater than the immediate supply. The sup,
ply however steadily increased, as figures moved up
by fractions. BY midday the market mad become
dull and prices were huctuating irregulary No
further advance in figures was established, and
there was little left of demand for shares even at
CONCESSIONS From that time until after o'clock
there was O waiting market, and spectators and
brokers found plenty Of time to discuss the stua-
ton Money had been active and stringent all day
but the usually late easement came earlier than Is
common, and it is worthy of note that with
the Jubilee over the fact that money was offered
at @, 8 and A per cent caused renewed activity In
the share market and prices declined sharply. so
that in majority Of cases more than the morning
gain was lost, and generally prices closed weak ut
lower figures than those current at yesterdays end
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAS FEASCI~Co. Friday. OCT. :. 1881
ley rrLrcnArn TO r1Ir rnmrNRL

san Francisco Oct. IA Wine Is 10 be Junk on
the ore streak found IN the nor cro>scu of Scrrn
Nevada I'm the east and west drifts on the 200
6,cl the heat Is intense. The lest informed mining
men believe that no bonanza viii bc fouud at the
depth at which work il going on For time
the movements OF big operators indicated Tent tUcy
believed n rich discovery would Too ma lc buL u
looks now as # they were extremely doubtful
Crosscutting Is now being dIne on the - 100 level
of PotOsi.
II i reported that fire has again broken ont in
Consolidated Virginia.
The aggregato of assessments levied his week on
the ComstoCks is $GOO,OtD.
Silver King las declared a dividend Of - cents
per share.
Bullion receipts for the past week Eureka Com
solidatel (barsl, 1890; Contention, So. 800
standard Consolidated, f19,l7O; BOlr, 500:
Rrchtei so 800: Northern Belle 500. 700: dir ~.
SO $50: Silver King $2l 600 making the totaI tor
September Tor the latter mine $40 900.
TOMBSTONE Arizona, Oct. Tine bullion pTndu {
for September of ihr Tombstone Mill and Mining
Company wasS 1880, 900 cross, 81 ,OOOnot. Every
thing is going well at he company's mines.
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Corporation Notices.

OTICE.-PR0P0SALS for Dredging the
~ slip between Pier old No IL and Pier old No. ~ North
VIII be received by tho Department OF Docks III and
IL until Thursday October 49, 1884, at ~ o'clock
Fo full Information the City Record for sale az No.
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