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, 1866-04-18
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET nEpUNT.

lspccia! pes patch to the westeFn Associated rress
NEW YoEK. April II.
Gold uust,ted at close at zstH.
Noney ahuudsnt.
1A1LwAr SHARES.
AZ the !Gst Board the railway list <a& active ana
higher on Erie snd Pittsburgh. while lock 1slaad vas
* cent ot1 from the highest paints Today. The
s,a.znee Of the list *Hs stssdy.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tnc miscelaueocs shases hare bee1 quite irregular
to-day, ard the nuciuations hare been wide. Qu,ck
silver fell from IS to siK.
F1TzoLrrx Axp MINING trocXs.
Petroleum sbarrs were quiet It tho Afternoon ses-
son with but few transactions II stesdy prices Cod
shAyta we're In moderate df1nd and higher In some
cases. Sale: Cnittd Stxtes, t99 Bnchanaa Farm, 5cs
Iathoie Creek, t.ss. Mining stock'-Gr1unel1 1lo'
K,pp & Ra' II. ~; Montana. 1906 Quartz TiM' ITS.
TIE following IRE tho quotations At the New York
Dry Good ExchA Ansc> Iobn<1's prices, Aprif17:
The dFy goods m3sk.t to-day IL very quiet. In
perted goods will 70 lower, for holders ready to
take end consider oters.
LATEST rRIoEs. ....
P71nts-Aten. 1sc; American. tsXc; AmoskeA:,
i7cs Arpotds. l6c; Cocheco 2lc; Dunnel- 1ac: Free
mAp. lsc Garner TO-, eGc; London Mourning. 16Ac;
Lancaster, lsc; Mcsrtrnar r. he: DO .. zc rneahe
lsc; Richmond. lsc; spsaEus fsockt. 7lc: do faaey
2cc: Victory. 16c; Eamsutts. 12xc-
D<niras-uAy quaker, 4oc: Manchester, s7Hc: Ase-
saehusetss. &c New York, +oc: PeAta River, soc.
Cottonades-FarDe11'& 4 Mechanics, ssc New Yorf
Mtltt. &C !; Flow. Loom and Anvil. soc' Nch'nona
SC. b..
Couets-Ihounpson Ffeuch woven. BE- sltn9 L
{lapo gold; Thomson C.L 1mpef4a1nce. 5000 cur
sency.
Brown sheesings--Attssttc A. &c; do D. &c
u~1gh. a, tic; Boot Il. t7c; poott o. SIC Foot
s, 7tc.
ntaehed shirtnes-Sew York Mills, saac; Audros
eogstu 8kc Eartltt1s Is inch. Sic: s incl. 3ie
| Inch, 724c; Hope. SEC Home, Soc.
, 1866-04-18
Lat4At Adv1cc& Of the Military Opera.
tl..nt Of the LlberN1ss Etc.

tl.,ns OF the Liberals. Etc.
sAsFRAst1sco, Apnl 15.-Consul GodeY has r..
cciyed i letter from Juarez, dated El Psso, March
yIh, stat,ng that the troops cent to Chihuahua
would occppT that place, and In eight days from
thai date The Liberal Government would be estao-
Ilkhed there
A lctltr from Gen. Asaredo fully confirms the
defeat OF Mendez by the LtbSeals at Erdapan.
me cupttltuttunal Governors Of Chlhrahaa and
Tsbasco give Official notice that those States nrc
nos peacefully under the Lfbefh rule
Mf1itssy operations arc being carried On tnronga'
ont Oakcca- -...
NV YoEK, April ia Bsozusville letter oi
The 9Th szys CoE,inas. with force j. about t~enty
miles frum Matamurap, Watching the approach o.
rvtIn, Eecobedo IL operating with Meia. bur
defr and YoNbE1teE continue UnAhated in the neigh
.,orbood OF Natamotas and Hto@n.v1lle.
, 1866-04-18
fAAsoe1ated Pre4l Report.1
NEW ToRK. April Il
owing a5s the current py1ces TOR The weak L


TGpEI141
CINCINNATI. April H.
rtaux-steady and afu, Salea OF e1trn At $s.AD@
$50
GKA1x-Wheat buoyant and prices sal0c higher:
eales Of No. new winter At $sM Corn &teAdJ sales
Of No. mixed At'soc. Oats hFn; saieA Of NO. -
iec. Rye quiet: No. held at &c. Barley actlTe'
ts,.s Of prime State fa1l 1t Ills. ....,.,.
Wn1skH1-ln better demand. Sales Of 1c1 brls tfoe
Attz.2l.
Co77os-Mosc active. Sales oftultdtinC stzac.
FRvr1s1oSs-stsady and rrm: sales Of zoo b:Is ettS
rocss PORK IT $:5D@2s 6u Bacon and bnlE caeat4 IN
cbsnxed: 4slts Of Coo ~ shon'de1s Ut 9Kt. LArd
ar4ye: tsIes Of 100 tsc~, city And country. st 19a
ts4c+ mostly At tsc-
MoStY-Stc4ty. ........
ExHA1aE-Close- Bankers Shipping Currency.
, 1866-04-18

eisa REQ t4la nav uezs fE Apx Nay Ja1s a1d Jn1y,
seIef'8 option. t.f1&z7a. Hoef E-7efy ~ 3!sAA
1st Tor new plain ness. md * n1et e nE as1 extra
Gutet: taIes Of 5s raeta:Ta q ltx41lxe for
th1r1 Ribbed ako. 13t1o 6ustiosd Ut lsa1sXc
Lazu quiet ss 1tx4123c- Buttef Qu;ct It x teo fot
1ffH.ff
, 1866-04-18

RrOpch3tts.-The uHuA1 "at tfRo ,1nrs
Of thit dIsease ar Cough Soreness 9! tas tnnss
Thresh uosEtsns.., ,of gee nlee O. ~ Mster AID
heos.s ot1ss rsseI Hiood Il N Inflammation q The
oe skin inside Of he xhols o. tas exa1
1ubes 0! AZ VESSEL; wn,snr rcsoTsaf nm s tmms
IT. o. ,un1eases ,ns The Cough Pain 1na.mraaiion
Feser md b,lculJ OF hreain4nc: neoaaes snSs mgs
and casy expcc1oratson, and effects as epeeoy cst'
sold BY all drugGitA. aP4o-']'~'''-'
, 1866-04-18

3kr CONSTITUTION Of the next Couur1l will be
tweuiy .{pus Republicans md eight Ucmocuts.
COMPARATIVE VOTE.
The total vntc Cast WIS but lIei5. arafnst t6661
for The municipal election Of the Ye1r 1861 Aod
s3.CSa u he Presidential atect1op OF 1G6L Tne
following lAble exhibits the Total voses With the
maio1tties, for The three periods r1.ned The dash
helpre majority sieulhes that II Il Democrat:
tmmus) ali othe1f arc Repub!tezns
1866, leb5x 1854
, 1866-04-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ta11.naD d. Co1lins' Egyptian gaia ~ ~
ire n1,1ptc: sence Of all perfumes sold oE oos ah
druggiet.-
Thts Ia the last day left 10 GET ttcke1s
n, he Mammoth Gift Concert. SEND IN yoas
orders, a. Il Ni positively ake plaef ny n;
TsrEr,1 etn he buu.ht n 5. IL. Noble g 20. r. 14s
tIsrrhnrn street, P. o. Dnwer Z 62s
np16.ySe O. L. N'''''1
, 1866-04-18
f4.rperss Magazine for May.IAIssss Iss
ciy,d Il NcSally j. lo.'s. 81 Dearborn street tSS@

PFrparc for rgunueF.-Get s1eWHi
:ooi Stove. Winfhpe Retrigerator. Nstef LODE Coolei
Carpet sweeper nd 6ouse- keeping goods gcne1auy
at Duliop l. COS, II l1ke street. VIII
, 1866-04-18
mesers. ZIcSfc1d. Gerard e. Co.'s New
Music Store

Music STORE.
We haye nlsendy EetcsIed 10 the fact that Meeers.
Ziepfeld Gerard 70. will open their elegant new
mpsic establishment, on the corner OF Mad,son and
Dearborn xtreets. In the Naunlcfe building. early
pu knonth. 1t ~ill BE- an eFeut OF note as estah-
1ixh,ns at point further sou,h Than has been here
tofose reached, nrtt Class store at this k1d- II
Nil! bring INTO the ttnnealate vicinity OF The foek
OIce IN acceetion 10 the beet class OF busfnest.
The firm il nen one, bnt essentially m old one,
az continuing under hettcr md wider ansptces The
The m usicat n ord Of the SnrthNest An sccom~
pitched md highly educated musician, with care
}ui ,fs'nlne IN tne best ioteign schools oL lxpis
Ioin.e in hiu, in add,tion 70 hi. arttt,c ts'ent
mcr Gin ie too ol1en frarc to III poesessort. MI
Necield entered ii once into metcsnnle conncc-
tioa With 1uus1c> nent abroad for leading house
10 make Their purchases o foreign nuf.csl ~Aret.
Shortly antr biz rc,uau be engaged IN bnstness for
hineelf at-nmrng The sheet na.ic sDd small In
tt1nDesh deparme9' Of Ateds Temple o1Mnste; M
zirr1eld. The latter fecares ID III: Ge14sd, :
sDd % akini 1nansrcneDi @ @ Of wh;ch i ioretstowsd
ID wha. ne have above written Of the senior psr1ner
| With The facilities at their command, the frIn
mntfcal wares ue., Of New Yoyk, OF thelr own In
porfatiou. With catalogue Of sheet nusc jafgc Al
The ou,te; and 70 be lsrceiy ttfenstaeneo and lne
uca1ed by their frequent publtEatioot:
Ii the la.eer i1ttrumeuis. the >tap!e Of such e.
tabhs hsbmeptt they will offer attractions with which
| few music house~. East or West. czn compsie- u
planoa they wilt represent as the tofe axenta. the
beautiful and brilliant kpauer pl1eo. the "Ste1n.
rays nf 1hicaao, and worthy to .'and beside the
hest achievement Of auy MAKER. In this specially
ne predict for the firm large success, for the.e
Xii aseo 1eprc1cpt Tic MnrchaM 4 sslttansr p,anu
Of New Yofl, for yesss popular In this market.
| INV dealers. spd add TO the nume1ons reasons why
II IL :oo.t*h for westelu psuo buyers to 30 cast q
Chicago for lhcis purchases. We mithe 60 on ta
mcutiou o1her pfos2& ctite and certain features d
thc new lahushm. ii-auch their aerncy Tor tut
very celebrated 1aslor 4 Faz1ey organs and nelo
deon*. IRON Worcester. MASS -1uI sl .hese ant
other tac'a will permanently reach the public 1hs
better 7: a:s.hry to be IN :ew days pfoalneIt
IL placed on cne OF The most ceutrA ard frrqreuIet
| business co1pers Of the ci1y.
, 1866-04-18
N 4 II H lie u.
n 1 e n

At Hnnt,ey Grove. H.. A. the Tf1idsnse Or y ths
JEO. II. .s;lN:HRh Nh. Of nundee- Ill., sno Mis- ARA
HEItLA GKlMLEf, OF the 1ofmef paact'
, 1866-04-18

colgatesa Aromatic Vegetable Soap,
..Vaprtailc Otls IN combtnalou with Glyeeeine and
, 1866-04-18

In thIs city, suud7y norolng. April l3. HaLRN H.,
wife o. tIttIlan Fottef.
SF- uostou papers please copy.
In this city, KATHERINE CoRHErf. aged = ysass.
Fuyerzi Thu aday a'ttIroo1. st otlotS, rom
e. Whining *tIte&,
, 1866-04-18

ODD FE1Iows.-1he fony-seScnb arniscrsarY Of
The independent order Of Odd Fellows will be held
IN the Crneby Music Hall OF 1hureday evening Of
next veek. The Grand Secretary OF the Grand
Lodge OF the Omitted Stat-., and some Of the officers
Of ,he Grand LotEc OF the q. 4. Of The state OK
nl,1oi.. nill be pre,cn'. Tie exe,r<es wi, consist
Of muttc. furnished by or Light Guard Land IN
more, Grand secretary Of the GEand Lodge Of the
Irltcu State = supper nj ktp.ley,A> prepared in
his bcat slye; after h1ch dancing will close The
n.ocredinrs
, 1866-04-18

Mcv1csERs TuEArRE-1nis evening Mrs. J.
B,ddIes takes benett- when the romantic dt,ma
of .Atove'e Tictosy, 'sDresm at sfa. x7lf he
pfckcuted With otheT attractions. NIL Biddles j.
deserTlnR and pains,aking aca1tss4 ont who b..
t,ot the utmost cnre on every pa Ehe undertakes.
anS Waoss 9sa5 e Siehts Dream
/ The juveniles = III remember the 4asl1ee.
S.1 e.er q .se seoS 6pes Aoose
| lhe5 apptar tonight st the Academ yol Music
| DrucSlets Ucrenne Decasaon.
| The foliow1nr IL The substance of letter from
| Hon. T. A. Rollipe. Commissioner OF internal Rev
| .nne Treakufy Department. under Date o. WAsh-
inrtup Ap1,l ssn, 1885, to Peter PaSe- EeQ- U.
Asse<kor OF 1he First District o. LUNGS. ~ nn-
WHEN Druggists manufacture tneif oWn INC
on sell Al retaI they 1y BE- allowed TO fea ufn buGu
manufactures by The qasnstty a their wholesale
vplut,
Sou4u.xEs7zux FnEsuxxa's .co1a1ss1oN.-
J The annual bushes. mee1ing Of ths Directors Of
the Sorth-wes!tru Preedmen's AID Commission
uns held ye&:etday, ann the tolio wing Officers and
| committees e3ccleds
Preeldenl-Re,. =. ". P.ttes."a. ID.
Vscs P,e.idensL;non. =; ~ y. ;ook'9,. 9.ea.on
Corresponding Seae'a5-her. :. H. "a3aen.
D. D.
1m@,,ee a1e1a~a o. aAAs%eneses-as1. 4 % T. u EDDY D. o..
4. i. Neleou, Ee4.. R<v. J. Detna1est> u. D.. Hev.
J.C. nussonch., = SeNtev u Kss: W e, Patterson.
D. j.. Hon S b. Goot,ns, Bon, Grant { 119dstcn, <,
RI. B1ova- ESQ, hev: \ n A As'asia; = p y; isr,4a
Ge%H,t.,ss sI,aae Eeo o. aa9fel IT, ;. II. Wider.
{" t:onna,ttse on Printinc-Rev: " G. Jackson,
Rev. Z. E. Chene., Hon = e. Iatned. ; n n ,.,,o,
RsS' samuc1 Bsker, b. D., Rev. l. Hesrtuan-
1soru7.-corone4 watner yesterday held an in
AHSf fnHfFN
, 1866-04-18

DyhrenfuFthsA School for boys rms
Department oI thc school Of TT1dc will commensea
Mw te1m On the n1st Of May. Applteatons fof "a.
tpIstipu should be made At the principal Office lld
nd 1lS Randolph etrees. e-tween the hours Of and
~ ~ vi
, 1866-04-18

4 NKH ADyEk11sMo MEDIUr.-41he Notthweet-
ern Advertiser and Business Guide" Ii the uile OF
book Just about 10 be usued, containing variety
OF Information indispensable 10 bu .ineas men. and
aoordInE good ooportuur1, foradrertl eskt p!ace
their cnsds before tbt ct nfsal pub1e One hundred
and arr thousand copies OF the boaE which will be
neatly printed and "ouud. n1H BE- distributed ga
xuItons!y at all tslIosd deoss and 70
The terms for adscttt.us are Ss1y reasonable 80
Hcitof@ viii untf upon DatStne*t mfn n an early
daY.
, 1866-04-18

HEARTlEszsEss--Ac correspondent informs n Of
a clrcums tzoce which occurred on Sunday evening
istt which # true e1poee. degree OF neastIt ssness
He had scarcely supposed could exist amone ua.
hoy ten Years oi agt cae to the door Of student
in the Chicago Theological Seminary and asksd TO
be allowed 10 1eyoa1z ovx, nagls. 1t 81. a4czcain.
ed that he Ind driven COW FROM Harlem for N ID
who Keeps boardinE house On West lake street.
food iu; turned The poor boy tnppc1iess and shei-
terlefe lnio The street 10 find plscc ~ bcsI be
might The boy IVES kindly eaud Tor. No thanks to
tbs man Who knew 70 We'll how 10 take care Of his
COW.
, 1866-04-18

Blsnpr CLAr1sson.-On Mnnday evening pcst
Right ReY. X. q. clarkson, D. D, bishop elect Of
Nebtask7. and his Au5, viii take leave Of their
parith,oner* Ruo many friends in Chicago, and de-
= nile prcsion4 TO removing 10 Omaha. which viii
be tire ultimate teaa Of tho BshopriC The zerettue
OF the 1,ce which hare long Lonad him aud hlA
irsuy. 1hr departure of the tsiehcb wi1l be con-
etded ctsrs loss 10 the city where he ha4 long
and faithfully 1abored where his mtnlstrztiona
h4se Detn croMnfd nj b most abundant euccta44
, 1866-04-18

especially designed lot the n.r of Ladies' md Tor
the Nu1Ee1J. liz pednnr ls exCuitte, and It's
Wasbipg propGnee un1iya]ied- For E4le bJ al
diuggtsts- feb12h9t6 ly-HAT
, 1866-04-18

TEN1H WARD.-AIdesn1u Holden WIS elected
member Of the Council ycstersay jor the fourth
,ime-this time By . unarimous ro,e. 1t IL rare
that N, a,tcr Of that body <eez 60 long term Of
continuous service. While the rcaut Of yt.ter-
Days election Ia blghly complimentary 10 Aid.
Holden In ali Tespects. II shows 1hat The c7lamny
asesiled him has h.d the effect 10 -ileuce nil oppo
aitiou to him among Its nd zhoors and constit-
uepts. The climax bas been Teacned. The uenpn-
imous vote for NJ. Holden. who. duriug The next
IL war;. WILL dtsplsy the ssu. vigilance and
fearlessress in The dt-charcc oil bis duties that
have ttsltnxuishtd him In the part
, 1866-04-18

tic, Jscob 4. Shiphe.d, the Secretary Of this o.
cenlzaioD ard late Of this city, has resisned fha4
positou and accepted Secretlrgah'p for the Ane1-
ican Aislion41y Associalion. The only general OF.
Zee o1 the Codnmassion vii. from the end of the
curcnt mouth he II No. Il John street. New
lo1k, where COMMUNICATIONS may be addressed 10
tsiaV
, 1866-04-18

FOR SALE-Cbeap Two good
l. steam engines. Address H. L. RE1tGaTOE.
HI WiscpsIpst, Milwaukee, Wis. VIII
, 1866-04-18

TOR SALE-Attent1on Boot and
Il shoe p"alefs-The half interest IN boot and
ahce estAbshmett slEuatesl In LixuuieE Ind on the
ELE: .. %esxs .oas hssas rnd = !n do!nE I,
The sor~, address ~ " v" +. o. Eoz -, Ltsos
n1er Enh1e Co . Ind. " - VIA
, 1866-04-18

Dybyenfnrthss School for GIrIr.-Thlx
hrabch Of the tchool OF Trade Will be opened IN
elegant rooms on Dearborn eireet, between Lake
and Randooph, On tse nrst ot May. Applications
116 ana 1ls Randolph street, between the honrs OF
2 and Ap.m. IS;
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-31
Nashville Grocery and Produce Ma,

Nashville Grocery and Produce Market
The grocery market the past week has been
very brisk. Flour has been in good demand, and
prices very fair.
There is but very little wheat arriving, and
prices remain unchanged.
The following are the quotations:
FLoUR.-We quote: Extra superfne at SO =
oil; superfne $40 50@ll 90. extra Sl2 509la;
family Sl4gl5, and fancy SIS 00@l6 co.
2 10 for Mediterranean 81 2OQ2 S0for amber and
golden chatf; 81 1902 40 for white.
SUGAR.-No New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba l41z9l5c; Porto Rico 151z9l6c; Demarara, 17@
ISc: c. extra. l61G9lsc; c. yellow 16149l7; A coffee
1912CGl9c; standard hardS 1915420c
CoFFEE.-CommOn to good 2792S15; good to fair
2SA@2gc; fair to prime, e9930e; strictly choice
BAcoN-very little in the market and demand
light. We quote sides 22@22l4e; hams plain,
231z925c; shoulders. l89l9e. t.r
LARD-Tierce 17t9lSc: key 21922
CANDLES Star. Light weight, 2l922e summer.
s. 50 for skies; 81 50 for sevens; paTafne 40@45c.
SALT bushel barrels 81 50; bashel bar
rels So q.
YGRYs.-There is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote pc for seven hundred; 24c for six hundred;
RAes.-Good country cotton rage are in demand
at 613g7e. per ID.
DRUGs AND DYEsTUFFs-Aloes Z ID. 75c. Alum,
&c. Assatoetda 5000. Borax. do. Birthstone,
roll. Sc. Camphor, 81 so. Castor Oil . gal 81 50
@5 co. Cream Tartar, q ID. 75@90c. Flor Sui
| phur. ll@l2c. Ipecae, S. co. Gum Arabic. 81 90
al so. Jalap. S494 so. Elk. Logwood, DC Mag
nesia, 75@Sl. Nader. 22@25e. Oil Peppermint,
| 81 50sS so. Opium, Sll 00@12 50. Quicksilver,
| 81 2591 So Rhubarb, 81 co. Sal Soda, 1G9l215c.
Saltpstre. 20@25c. Sugar Lead. IS.
| e FEATHERs-Liye geese. q ID, 659T0.
FIsH-Maekerel No. l, $22@22; do. No. 2, 21922;
do. No. 8. 1920 half bbls. l0@1l; Kits s..
GRAIN.-Corn in store s5@Sl 20 Oats, clean 60.
GINsRNG-Ginseng 2 h soc.
Glass Window, .sxl0 q box 81 .; 1Ox12 2 box
81 rs; 10xl4 2 box IS 25.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-31
a., ,-,,r-Cantain Hv.T i srnor


OK A DRUNK.-Captain Hyatt is Super
perintendent at the Capitol. He is not a
anative and to the mannor born" but halls
from the Faderland. The Captain loves his
larger-@not wisely, but too well.D On Mon
day he had the Capitol building cleaned up
and put in order for the Radical pow-wow
last night, and then started out among his
Teutonic friends to indulge in his favorite
beverage, with an occasional plate of SWEET
ger and Limberger cheese. The Sergeant
alarms" has a capacious stomach, and sus-
tains an enviable reputa ton for storage of
more larger than any other portable es-
adjustment in the city. About one o'clock
yesterday morning he was found by officer
CHUSmLY trying to gain admission into the
millinery establishment of Mrs. MILLER, on
Cedar street, and as he was too drunk to
give an account of himself, he was conveyed
to the workhouse. A friend represented his
case before the Recorder, and he was fined
twenty-nine dollars. The heavy fine was on
account Of the circumstances under which he
was found.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-31
New York Money Market.


NEw YORK, Oct. 30.-The Posts money article
says the stock market opened steady, but dull.
Government securities are in a limited demand.
and prices are steady, the 1905 being more firm
than the Gold bearing bonds. Border State
bonds are quiet. There is much inquiry for n. C.,
6's at Soc for Missouri at So cents and a quarter
and the Pacific issue at $50. New York bounty
loan continues in favor and wanted at 1907, and
Railroad shares opened weak and closed with
feverish uneasy tone of feeling. In the North
western there was sudden break about noon. the
price falling off to 52H. Bank shares are fiat
Railroad bonds are firm. Gold stocks without
animation. Coal stocks strong; Cumberland at
6215; Wilkesbom at 60, American 70; Delaware
and Hudson leo; Union navigation 1l313 The loan
market is easy and the rates are 3t94 on Govern
ment and on miscellaneous securities. Com
mercial paper passes at 5000. After the regular
Board the quotations were: n Y 1lS1Z; Erie
So: Hudson 1851; Reading ll6' NJ G ia; NJ S
5215; G lbs: North Western s.; North Western
pfd. 791S; Toledo 10y; r l 1929; Ft Wayne
lO974 / and N Certs, 364. Foreign exchange
quiet. Bills at 60 days on London are quoted at
1033<9l0S14, for commercial 100 4Gl0Ss, for bank
ers do. at short sight llO5z.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-31
Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph.l

CINCINNATI. Oct. 9O.-Flour firm and 25@5Oc
trade brands So 559l4 So and fancy $l5@l5 so.
Wheat firm, at 50 IS for No. l red Corn firm at
SO for No. l. Oats lc lower. at 40 for No. 2; 8
for No. l. Rye and barley firm at full prices.
Mess pork dull and prices nominal. Bulk meats
a shade lower with fair demand; sides Is packed;
shoulders Il do. Bacon shoulders l6t9l615; clear
sides lS12. Lard declined to 49, with sales of 900
tierees. Green meats closed at 81 u and H. dull.
Nothing doing in hogs; Strengthening hogs con-
traeted for six weeks ago at l29l214c; now on the
steady. Butter and cheese unchanged. Gold
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-31
New York Market.


New York, Oct 30.-Cotton firm, 80 for mid
ding upland. Flour opened ashade firmer, and
closed very firm at yesterdays prices; $40 LOG
il So for extra State; Sl2@l3 . for round hoop
Ohio, and Sll 359l4 70 for trade brands. Whis-
XIV quiet and firm; in bonds Al. Receipts ofwheal
lbs 10 bushels; market active. excited and 5@7c
higher; sales Of 2S 600 bushels at 50 2792 As fol
No. and Chicago spring and Milwaukee,
IS 80 for new Mich. white. Rye quiet and very
firm. Barley market better but less active al
81 l7@l 20 for western; 81 1901 - for Canada
West in bond. Corn active and S9l0c higher
at 81 POL 80 fer inferior; 81 20@1 30 for spring
mixed western in store and afoat; 81 33G1 IS fol
western yellow, and 81 sc for white western. Oats
Sole better, at 1906 for Chicago and Milwaukee
Coffee quiet. Petroleum % for crude and 361z9
81 for refined in bond. Pork less active at $34 81
@S5 rs for regular new mess. Beef steady at about
previous prices. Beef hams quiet at 40945 Ba-
con inactive. Cut meats heavy and lower; 149
IA for shoulders; 16@lS for hams. Dressed hogs
dull at l29l214 for western. Lard heavy at 146
l6. Butter dull at 20Q23 for Ohio; 95GH fol
State ane 5O955 for Orange county pals. Cheese
heavy at SGl7.
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For choice Groceries, Preserves, Jellies,
Fresh Fruits, canned bottled, Wines, Bran
dies, and indeed any ofthe delioacies offered
in the New York market can be found at
TorTENs Nos. p and % College street,
Nashville. oct2l-tC
MESsBs. FARNswoRTH AND CLARK,
represent over 10000, 600 Ten Millions Of
Dollars, constituting the Capitals Of the
most reliable Fire Insurance Companies Of
the East, with which they are prepared to
take risks on Cotton, Fires, Gin Houses,
Stocks, etc, at reasonable rates.
Office, corner Of Union and Cherry SIS.
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To COnsumptives.-The Advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks. by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection. and that dread dis
ease. ConsumptiOn-is anxious to make known to
his fellow-sufferers the means Of cure,
To all who desire it, he will send q copy Of the
prescription used free of charged, with The diree-
tons for preparing and using the same which they
will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription, is 10 benefit the
afflicted. and spread information which he con-
ceives to be invaluable and hopes every sufferer
will try this remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
williamsburg Kings county, New York
oct23-ly
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THE voters Of Davidson county will bear
in mind that the Conservative candidate for
the House Of Representatives in this county,
to Gil the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation Of Major LEWIS, is
JOHN LELLYETF-
The election occurs on Thursday, Noyem-
her lst
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KEEP INSURED.
Capital All Paid In.

TTHIS COMPANY. ESTABLISHED IN 1884
II insures Buildings, Vessels il Port, Merchan-
disc. Household Furniture. and other property on
the most liberal terms.
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The transactions during the day are as follows
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New Orleans Market.

lBy telegraph
New ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-Cotton unchanged but
frmer. Sales of $500 bales middling at 3Se. Re-
cepts of cotton for the last four days 500 bales
against $50, Louisiana sugar lS@l61s. MOlasses
90@95e. Freights unchanged. New York ex-
change H@3s discount