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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27

drawn to Savannah and Memphis by the railway
facilities now offered. But of course whatever
our Mobile figures may lose by this process other
quarters viii gain, aud the aggregate will be I'M
New Orleans received, in 1880. 2I40,OOOs
bales made up of the produce of Louisiana, the
section Of Texas tributary to Red river, the bulk
of the crop Of Mississippi and those Of Arkansas.
Tennessee .nd North Alabama, except the p0r-
ton Of those crops carried up the river or over
land from Memphis and Nashville 20 the North
era States. Jhe great aalk, however, OF this i'm
mense aggregate was frvIn the States Of Loulsi-
ana and Mississippi, which, as already explained
in the present and previous circles, have been
among the greatest sufferers, not only from the
DISCRIMINATION caused by the war and emanci-
patton, but still more from the various and
almost ruinous disasters Of the season. During
the past two months, however, the weather has
been so extremely favorable as to repair much of
the damage, and, under all circumstances, we
estimate the probable deliveries. including old
cotton, Of which there is some quantity in the
extensive region referred TO- at 10000 to S290OO
bales, or IS 70 81 per cent Of the crop Of 1853 60
From Texas at the coli ports we look for zoo
600 to %, 900 bales. 70 TO 81 per cent. Of the
yield of 49, '60-when the AMOUNT was 252.oV0
In Tennessee the free labor system is of at least
two years older standing than in the other States,
and, under the stimuloGs Of higa prices. cotton
has been more extensively cultivated than ever
e oeaEri If nf sS and Missouri in
Arkansas, which was mainly devoted to cotton
before the war, the cultivation has become
still moro general. Memphis IS the, chief
market Of all that region. After allowing
for a portion being forwarded to New
orleans, we estimate that Memphis, Nashville
and the section tributary to these markets, Will
send from go. 200 to 275010 bales nOrthward and
eastward 10 st. Louis, Cincinnati, New. York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston and direct 70
the northern spinners. In !o59-6O this direct
trade was much less extensive, amounting to
$4,000 bales, whereas, last year lout Of the COM
paratiyely small totaD 27l,00O bales thus found
their way to the consumers or exporters without
passing through any Southern port.
From the following it will be observed that, BY
adding up the foregoing figures, we arrive at an
estimate OffrOm 100000 TO 23C1,OO0 bales for the
whole crop. This range may be considered rather
vide one, but by an examination Of the estimate
for each district, it will be seen that il would be
rather presumptuous to make i any narrower,
particularly as in the more Southern States,
under the Influence Of the fine weather, cotton
bolls are continuing to oEen.
of
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27

Small Bonds a pr ct. less Geld. ............ ..l39
Also, highest price paid for all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See price list furnished when desired
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished on
New York. Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Eng
land Ireland, France, and all parts Of Germany.
CORPORATION CHECKS eashed ct best rates.
OFFICE, corner Union and Cherry street, oppo-
site Bank of Tennessee.
Office hours, A. NJ to 5 P. n. --..-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27
GROCERY MARKET.

Business yesterday was fiat. In fact
nothing was done. The decline in cotton
has wrought havoc with trade of every
kind. Should the staple advance to 80 and
35c, business will liven up, otherwise the
prospect is dubious.
There was not enough done yesterday
upon which to base prices, We consequently
refrain from any quotations.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27

IIanIers WHO UIInS III CUEVUH no" aIe
selling very little, thegreater portion being
placed in store for better prices. h
The warehouses of the different factors
contain large amount of cotton now,
probably not more than. quarter of the
quantity received having been shipped.
The fall of cotton has completely disar-
ranged business here, and all parties are
looking for an advance.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27
GENERAL MARKETS.
COTTON MARKET.

There was an improved feeling in the
cotton market yesterday, and few sales
were made at soc. The ruling prices,
however, were 80 and 29!c.
The following were the transactions yes
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27
THos. s. MARR, Pres't. L. C. rARBox, Cash.
NATIONAL SAVINGS, COMPANY,

Corner Union and college Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurreat
money These quotations liable to iuctuate, but
may be depended on a sufficient length of time for
remttances to be received BY mail or express, if for.
warded without delay. 4
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considering the state of the trade and business
in other Quarters, aside from seine outsiders,
who have lost cOnhdence in the market, and Of
fering goods for the purpose Of realizing. There
Is eeneraliy very firm feeling on the part Of
holders of goods Manufacturers are generally
contracting their expenses, and reducing their
productions to meet the state Of business, and
generally running up on goods Of an established
reputation. c r az
Cinclnnasi sHRrket. III
CIScINSATI. Nov 26.-FlOur is dull and prices
drsoping Superfne, $40 aOSlo so trade brands
Wheat firm, Nc. / red 50 so.
Corn arm at SOC for new ear, and Soc for old
shelle : The latter issearce. Rates advanced
to 81 l5c for Mol, with better demand.
Barley unchanged. Us .t4 or
Middling s29See. Private adviees from Liver
pool are favorable. astta--
Whisky unchanged. at 34e in bond. lQs
Hogs dull and prices lower, at s6g6 p By the
gross Receipts 250S Mess pork dull at pc.
Green meats declined to 6I% the demand not
being active. Lard dull at l2149l216c, with no
demand of consequence Bacon unchsnged.
Small sales of shoulders OF lS5ze; clear sides
Butter IS steady at $3.50 cents. ~
Cheese l51a cents.
Gold l371z closing buoyant.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Cotton dull, nothing do
Flour in light demand; superfne sS9s IS; ex-
ira $l0911; double extra sI1 5O@12 so.
Wheat very dull; fall 50 20G2 49, prime to
choice 50 5092 81. Corn dull; choice old white
97c@99c; mixed and yellow i90@94c; new white
50; yellow s0SSic. Oats quiet at 45@5oe for
prime. fs
Provisions dull. New mess pork S22; bacon
shoulders 1910; clerr sides lSe. Hogs frmer,
555@6c, gross.
Whiskr unsettled at 81 3l@2 80. -ss
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-Cotton active. Sales
5000 bales low middling at 34946c. Received
since Saturday, $500 bales. Cleared to-day
Piss bales. -,.
nEFOreign Markets by Telegraph.
LIvERPooL, Nov. 26, noon.-The cotton mark ct
Is unchanged The sales to-day sum up 1000
bales; middling uplands 141%. Breadstufs firm.
LONDON, Nov 70, noon.-COnsols are quoted at
90 for money. The current prices for American
securities are as follows: U. S. 5-2Os, Il; Hill
nois Central, n; Erie. 49,.
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Berry, Demoville & Wharton,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Nos. s and 8 South Side Public Square,
NASHVILLE. TENN, .,r

n FsPECTFuLLY ANNOUNCE TO THK1R
Il country friends and the business community
hat they are continuing the business At ne Old
stsns of ". ". Berry DsmoVile, and would be
gIsS 10 see thar old pstroDa. They Keep con-
stant,y on hand every article known TO the trsde.
sorlG-D
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27
Nem OrIenr,s Marker.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-Cotton active. Sale
5000 bales low middling at 34le46c. Received
since Saturday, $500 bales. Cleared to-day
Piss bales. -..
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Theweather yesterday wss warm and pleasant.
The river is falling, with about four feet on the
shoals. There has been decline of about six
inches in the last twenty-four hours. The, fol-
lowing is our port list ,..rrif 81
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27

wiae, TOBEY & CO., Bankers and Dealer.
CLosIEG FRIeBs.
L..-.-uunn

in Gold. Silver, Government Stocks and Compound
Interest Notes.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27
VIRGINIA.


Central bank OF fa....--IO
Danville Bank............20
Exchange Bank Of Va...20
Paramount Bank.........75
Farmers Bank Of Fin
castle ............-.-....-.'sa
Farmers Bank Of Ta...29
Manufacturers and
Farmers ............-...-19
Merchants Bank.......--s0
Merchants and Me-
chanics' Bank......-75
Norwestern Bsnk....---9o
Southwestern Bank..--35
Traders Bank........-----25
Nashville & Chatla =.
r StOck...........-i...--.Se
Louisville & Nashville
Tax Recsipts.- ...----..9o
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27
LOUISIANA.
ALABAMA.

GEORGIA.
Central Railroad Bank96
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Basiness among our bankers is general
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

rs-~...
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49, -. soex tAe Chair.
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uc0oa - WNoso 1onoW4 leU0 Q
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Ia 81 bcv vita ssbSissies = tis divSss
VAL 8r
-. ds.ss.., Ia g nnoHaae - caasseeef q
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youth; honoeah1s and upsighl II mAuhoed:
-. s,sM =. "cly s1n ~ -, vfseese sne you!n
lFiesds "a coussry ! trrs ~ Si;htSi
soldier. We pass shees resolasioas 70 hia mem.
~ ~s. ea Tsa. ~ nc..I
parsniD acd siseer q - deceased. osr m.
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70 fhe oase Of " Hin vho aosth IN thinee
well"
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bodea Of nournine. and esrios IL peying
~ ~ - lites . oar youss. departed
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dsosassd, ana piacsd upoa the records Of ths
Association.
Jam. AcCoen. Prs.ldeoe
= T. AIDAlD's' oec'e'.ly'
hvssrsepv cseULD Asew Is-"AAs.s-
WY yeo ana ei your hssgnoees-en over
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slouna sooo'a sno" s.es a. ~ -
ppo'sr sesee - - - - s's'oos1y
ssspefsoees O Loee = uneees 80 )sss r.
ssf.sa lssA 10 Aess VAN ne eoaf1oesss
ssesx = esses 80 seewa = sewo. Asiss
IRON tns ssaooeso 6ssoes tnas moose nov
she ~ the nest splendid stock ot val scd
corner brackets, carved - wainss;-)sse she
thing 'of use and ornament IN any bou"e
also r'ca rustic faanes carved ~ hand IN
the most nssoraI style, book racks. book
rests and the finest lot Of richly wrought
,;h moaldinss for frames ever opened here.
:. 49, .h... ..x., -, .,v.h;o. - .tv,;.h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

Ie pseeeeejoa Aeo ~ abovs, call % r.
SIMPSON Z CO. ~ take out Policies In
49, Arst elose laeasanss Ceupauiss repre-
ssntsd BY thsa. Whses the assured per.
ticipsts in The Profits Of ths csmpanies
without iecuring any liability. Once No.
~ Bsady St. apr.s-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

We Gvsbsopv ~ ~ slssl1as sseegaA
nw@ - go y - ~ ~ ~ ssly
soDeoDooa ~ r. llasshal, 00os4, - -.
lsu1lh = ~ - WA [ 1hb sppeutsisn
vas 49, saHssly y ia1spsa1sae snsdi
80 1sF sae7t@ sstsi .s.sf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

AUc1son 9SLk-The sntirs ~ Of he use
hold and kitehse 1ssniesrs belonging y The
Werdsa House viii b ~ at public aue.
!ie:. eon.s:eiag = "Wednesday. April
l1tb, q 10 An.
PAsxss = Vas Tsyl, Auelisnsers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

Len 0els DaAcstss.--Oo Oundav
0eesisg lase. bsewsss 1swa sersst ed
~ CAsiseiaa OhursA - Dsa1y sesse, .
Geld 8esp Dsaeslst. 1hs 0ndse wiii con-
II favsr upon ths swnse and rsesivs .
sewasl - returning + = ~ SDeA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

ore tine only SAFE truly effective medicine for Femalos
sxtAn DO not trhe With your health, and use cheap
md dangerous medicine. which Druggists may have
bought, and viii reeommend y you, bciog ignorant
Ut their qualities. Mr. Winslow Mystic Pills are
mild In their operations correct all irregularities and
painful mcnstruati0n remove all Obstruc0ns wheth-
sf ftOm cold or otherwise. No maiden, wife n0lh
dreesions, anl Ne know the sesnk will be = de.
slFed. Ask kbr Nrs. winplow's Mystic Pflls. Take
aone other. Price . pes box " boxes 1De = Fur
~ BY II 0uGGises Il davenport q. EcUs0, Agent,
Chicago. mchs d&wem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09
EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE
known and used over - years. Dsily incrsss-
ing in public favor Cenplste In oac bottle
No wash. Ne trouble. Does not crock or stain
Prodt0es . iusereus blask ~ brown, a. desired.
Does not iajsss the hsir Price, Is essts Seld
- DsaGRi6es ~ Fancy Goods Dealers ja9A6iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

Won30Y fo1 A1TsHTfux OF Dofu 4AlSo
Atu tonALsA who ssc in wost Of businsss.
The veil known house Of 8. n. Ward /
Co., Manufacturing Jevclless. 2Oe Broad-
Way, New Yesk, wish to essat1ish a sseaey
IN every town In The U. s., aud In order that
ths Agent cen have . sample = exhibit to
their eustoosss, they will ssad - . ssopls.
On the receipt VI $500, . gsnuins Gsld
Pen (wsrrantsd) With Silva Extensioo
Case ans Pencil, together with a Wholsssls
Circular to Agenta, and eleven certificates,
Ct Sample Certificate for 81 cents.
There 10 10 Agsnt but what can make
essily % day. and often so. fsb5d. w8m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

RonevALl 1suovALt | RsnovAI -
On rnssdey, April 1oth, shall rsmsvs ~
sesek 70 ths store rsesntly occupied b Ns.
Hasi. Asst dese abevs Hssnt, On Dsadt 81.
Haoe side. ]. 8. 0unssy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09
DAvEtPoEr, a1oNt MONDAY. APRIL 9, 1866.


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

3neGD 1nDsARs.--Jo1ee Kilp4esisk arriv>
q b - ~ ~ nesalag ibsa Wa1Aing>
~ City, y sspssiaessd IL rsosval II ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

Ron OouHCiL PnocBeDInos ~ oocood
pass.
AAasvsp.-Nr. Dsesk ncviekar, the til.
so4ed lecturer arrived in eur ctr this
Dosning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

Peaav's Mora AND FRecKLs Lorion.-
CAloasma, o. xothpatch, (alse called Liver
aoot,) and Lsntigo, q Rscklss, ars often
WY annoying, particularly TO ladies sflight
eomplsxion. Tor ths dlscolored spots show
mare plainly on the faos Il blonde than Of
. srsnstts; bat they greatly mar the beau
y Of either aad say preparation that will
e6sctaaaiy remove them witheat injufing
the texture or color Of The skin IL certainly
. sdssidssaesm. D.. b Q. Perry, Who has
nads dissases Of ~ akin speciality, has
lissesorsd . remedy fss thsss dissolosstisus,
wh1eh = q onos prompt, isialnele. For sals
u Hildheoek . Stasha, and Sosvenson !
0hFpahsn. Pelarsd oely By . @. Perry.
0osnassleeiek No. - Beud oosust, NeY
YeGk, aad 1ss sale by all drumtn1. Price
Npf bettas. Call ~ RwyYs AstA cad
lt6aeb Lseisa. Fstasa, Riscn Z FuLtsa,
Wheleaals Agssts, Chicago, IN. [splA-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09
JOHN Il. COFFIN,
LAND AQ41IT,

Wovenpore, AOW0S u
tssds ID lows, 10 & diSereas coaasiss, :.i.cse5
sron - 70 10 yesvs sisce BY speein1 ageats. ~
mostly ownsdiby ths psteniees.
1909 acres 10 lll,noss. wisconsin anl Minss-
s0ts, Cnimproved Lots IN Davenport, lsClairs,
Princeton, Walcott, Durlnt, Atalisaa, Downey,
Iowa CITY and Des Moinss. twenty 1weilise
houses asd stores in Davenport. novSdM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-09

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ease-IA IN sntsssG1 iu1eooatise u The
kidasys, blsddss; b., essss6 y gravel OF
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. epesdv aod radical cure. Oct Il ~ -
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6calty . 'issssakls" ~ whe toek thsss
ss0ediss rseossssd kut one. aad he, diepoir.
Ing of success discent,nusd tAsu olle enc
weeks. - Sela y ~ Druggists.
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asd 0ssts' 1ssnishise 0eeds. 0ssttsoss |
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Go 20 sas nass.-0s - Bryant. StFas
ton 1 Asnill's Dsvsnpost Commercial Ool
lege, TO get thoroush practical businssA
eoueetien, or 70 becsu1e good soupa tels-
graph opsrator. For circulars addreos Zen.
dosing stamps) Bryant. Stfattaa I Mssfill,
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Ssanssvs.-11s. MeLsstey ~ . eAat
With ths Lsesl % Satsr1ay svsaias. Hi
aAns has appsassd il ~ psalss rspssss
several tinss, asd b Asay sssstly like thaa
styls Il ssiaing sssswa. II y aads bic
.ams ID psiss aeaia. y psspssss = ''ss
through" our Local.-ts "lay him sal" cut
hissssiipAies ever ~ go. asd sthsesiss
dia1guss bic istal1ectsAl sssa1saanes. n.
nsfsshsy, - ''Chasiis," !" = y = sallsd y
~ faie ed ftail 4 s.r city, b sshivalssss
euss +; b vas sses . hslsl runsss; Ae vsars
srsssntie slsssA be- psIlsd osr bic eye,
sAsws hsss quids Il tsbsess. leeks sstly at
pssp,e whe pass hin, and ''dsa'e sivs !
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psln1 behave like . decsat 0ae, - keep
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der ~ hsad e "re-day's Adssssisemsnls"
viii u found The card 4 Msssfs. Casvss,
wsndover I Co.. Csosissisa hseehaAts
est Louis. Shippsss in this ssctisa Ssa
consult their interests very uatssis1ly y
spsniag . cosrespsades,s With this wsll
haova asd satissly rsliahls ara. IL ash>
busas Osaalsose e Isag sspajsass il
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tsusesa - shsie eass vill nsse w.eh a1Eslal
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In IN Elao seoiss - ~ sold -
49, - - A<~k-
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8eao ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
she Davsapsst Weolsa NH Invites the a.
tsntiea sf ~ publis y ~ De- asd fall
stssk Of svssy lsas styls q speiag gssds
vAieh hs has jsse manufactured. HE ~
sity. aasedias - sssslisat sepsstssity Sss
loeey oeooco1ooa 81 coooj6osod - osouhlo
y sahibit essdA - ~ pselis b pslissty
invited - ell end s1anine. Figures - -.
ssspoaA with ~ toee..
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TUwnAA-Tho lno0al ooevieoo q ~
~ Lissssssas ossrp Hall. tsak pssss this
ossasne q The sosi1eoee efhis lAGhss.Iee,sl
aall. - Perry sessse bsewssa Esurth "a
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