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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09

REMARKABLE FAcTs.-The New York
Times states that this country did more to
feed Europe during the years 1852, '63 and
'64, than in the three years which imme-
diately preceded the late war. Thequantity
Of wheat shipped in the midst of the war
was two and three-fourths times greater than
before, while the amount Of ham and bacon
was increased eight times. This is certainly
a remarkable exhibit, when it is remembered
that during three years of war we had an
average of million Of men in the army,
whose producing capacity was for the time
lost to the country A nation that can
carry on the most stupendous war of modern
times-prosper meanwhile-and greatly in
crease its exports Of provisions well as
tonish the wise ones Of Europe. There is nc
parallel TO it in the worlds history.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09

SUFFRAGE IN CAIIEoRSIA.-By the
present Constitution. of this State, the privi-
lege of voting is restricted to white male
citizens but bill, or resolution has been
introduced in the Legislature to amend Il,
with the object Of extending the franchise to
negroes; for the idea has extended even to
the Pacific that white men are incapable Of
managing the Government alone, and that
Republican institutions cannot be success
fully maintained without the aid Of Sambo's
superior intellect. The proposed innovation,
however, does not promise to be favorably
received by the Californians generally-so
far are they behind the agel and the Norm
ing Cal says of it:
" If the negro shall be allowed 10 vote, he
can also of course, hold Office. But the pro-
posed amendment, If it i adopted, will not
simply add the NEGROES to our voting and
ofice-seeking population. 1t will bring
John Chinaman up 70 the ballot box as an
intelligent voter; and perhaps carry him in
to the Legislature. We have now in this
State some fifty thousand Chinamee, at least
forty Thousand Of whom are males, of voting
age. Our Chinese population is increasing
faster than the white population. The
United States Courts have decided that
Chinese can become, by process Of naturaliz-
alton, citizens Of the United States; and not
long since there were in this city Chinese
who had become citizens by being natural
lied. Strike the word "whiten ont Of our
Constitution, and we shall aoon have fifty
thousand Chinese and negroes crowding up
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09

A @ A r. d.
Having sold out 10 the above Firm. A. Meyer
4 Co.. we take pleasure in recommending them to
our former Customers, believing that they win
give general satisfaction; hoping they win give
them trial. 5. B. SPURL0CR L co.
jan23--lm l0A 1ar
AB. N'LAUGHLIs. q. ". II. BrTLER. PA. IRWIN.
.,s. .set.4 Formerly of Evans. Keith 4 Co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
Union and American.
FRIDAY. EEnRUARY 3, 1866.
Readimg Matter on Each Page.

An exchange thus disposes of several
Federal Generals: Burnside has gone into
the railroad business at Reno and Pithole.
Carl Schurz is Washington correspondent.
Seigel has become editor of Baltimore
German paper. Franklin is experimenting
the Colts armory at Hartford. w. S. Smith,
the famous cavalry leader, has gone into the
retail grocery business at Chicago. Patrick
has returned to the pillow. Ferrero is lead
ing the art of dancing, and Percy Wyndham
is again a fencing master. ri
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THE PREsfDENr AND TIRE FAC
7 TFOxFsirs-

=
Daily information from Washington shows
the 6rm ground upon which the President
stands. and how little he cares for Congres-
sional iniFiguers and wire puliers. He
maintains his position with cooinsss and
ability. and proves an syer-masch FOR ali
who seek TO divert him from his high pur-
pose 10 support the Consultation he has
sworn to defend against the maehinations of
those who are plotting is overthrow. Backed
Is he knows himself 70 be BY the great body
Of the people, he May well treat with calm
indifference all the threats or esioIings OF be
demagogues who surround him. The Wash
ington correspondent Of the cineianaii
Gasstte Is we'll known TO be in the conGdsnce
Of the leading Republican member Of Con-
grezs, and he thus speaks Of he numerous
audisnces which have beea recently held at
the White House, e
ThrouEhout all fhese interviews. TIE Prezi- /.
dents manner has been kind and considerats.
No lack Of respect has been shown for Congress-
mem no disposifion 70 attempt aay ceerolge
measures. On the other hand, he has exhibited
no sense OF dependence On CoaFrees. Add no ftfI-
ink % even the slixhtes. apprehension A. . tie
result Heconstanfly refers % : the poople' with
oysrwheinllng on nis sisie; end that n The >fen.
Of any diferencs hefwspn himself and ctEkft#
On these points. the party, and the eoanfsf vi
be sure 10 sustain him.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09

CONFIRMATION FOR NBoRoEs-When
the negro eniitments were begun in Ken
lucky, the act Of Congress authorizing those
enlistments a. the same time made pro-
visions by which loyal men were to receive
pay for their slaves 50 enlisted; the smount
was $500. This now is over frx millions.
The Sscresary Of War was instructed by Mr..
Lincoln te appoint commissioners TO adja-
dicate ppoa and arrange these claims; but
the deata 81 the President occurring disar-
ranged these matters and Mr.. johnson has
las Mr.. Stanton says) given ne Instructions
about the matter. We imagine il win be
some time before the debt Is paid
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09

III the Trade that they are now receiving and
will have in store one Of the largest and most COM
plete lots Of Groceries offered in this market for
some years past. The Goods were bought by one
sf our firm in person in Baltimore and New York.
and were selected specially for this market. The
following comprise part of the stock:
300 sacks Baltimore Rio Coffee;
40 hogsheads Brown Sugar;
100 barrels A Coffee Sugar;
so barrels B Coffee Sugar;
so barrels G Coffee Sugar;
80 barrels Crushed Sugar;
so barrels Powdered Sugar;
50-Ganulated Sugar;
500 barrels Flour, of all grades;
1000 sacks Bran;
1000 barrels Salt;
20 barrels Molasses;
10 barrels Vinegar;
25 barrels Robertson County Whisky;
Is barrels Bourbon Whisky;
5 barrels Holland Gin;
4 casks of Brandy;
100 barrels and half barrels Mackerel;
100 kits Mackerel;
100 boxes Cheese;
80 boxes, ! and boxes Raisins;
10 barrels Almonds; i
Is barrels Filberts;
W 250 drums Figs; sst I
so cases assorted Pickles, quart and pint;
100 cases Oysters;
% cases Sardines;
200 boxes, ! and t boxes Candles;
100 bxs various brands Soap, plain and fancy;
80 boxes assorted Candles;
10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
,yy-,r 200 kegs Nails, assorted; Z n ~ +
y IJgl so dozen Painted Buckets; s
20 dozen Tubs in Nests;
Is casks Soda; f
100 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades;
20 cases Smoking Tobacco;
so dozen Brooms;
4FsfR 25 dozen Washboards;
100000 G. D. Caps;
100 bags Shot;
80 kegs Powder;
25 bags Pepper;
4f&lfli l25 bags Spice; Ja01
rs boxes Indigo;
IL casks Madder;
100 boxes Mustard,
25 boxes Starch; fgsfag
BAGGING, ROPE AND TwINE.a
This stock is offered to the Trade only. at small
profits. We are determined to sell as cheap as the
same articles can be had for in Louisville or Gin
cinnati. for
81 81 CASH ONLY E
Having ample storage room, we invite consign-
ments of Cotton and all kinds Of Produce. We
will take in exchange
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES. ssSA
FEATHEPs, BEEswAx,
GINSENG AND WOOL,
aSk6tE sE,Esb.s
And will allow the highest market prices.
dec3O-3m fE.HEp
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THE hills. roc. ribbed

stre,sbsd n ssss;s ~ san sne s-Iss; bs,,,
And poured round all old oceans gray and soli-
tsry waste, rst
presented a picture Of pastoral and rural
beauty, with rll that is sublime In the tos,-
ering mountains and boundless sea. which
held us spell-bound In mute. admiratien M
the ever varying scene. / cannot dwell
upon description which no word painting
can convey to the mind Of others. Our inn.
perturbabie Captain. who had visited ali
quarters of the globe. but now keheld tbis
for the first time. unhesitatinely pronounced
1t the finest view Of nature he had ever wit
messed. To the lovers Of nature. asking
new sensation, run down the shores of
Martinique is worth trip from New York.
One week more ON the broad Atlantic
brought us under the line. Ii was precisely
ut midnight on the night Of the l6th Deceso-
ber. At an early hour had taken NV last
look upon the dim rays of tbe NortI sfar
and remained on deck. the sole passenger on
watch, 10 experience the sensation of lump
ine the eauator. Although ne. ions, familiar
eo1stellafiops In the Northern beayens were
lost to view. and the q Southern Cro..''--
toward whose Land / was hasten;pg--uas
visibIe with its attendant Naoellan eicu5.
vet there was an ob;ect amid tbe starrv bo~f
that shone directly in the zenith at the
moment Of crossing the line. more familiar
10 the inhabitants of earth than All otbers IN
the heavens- as Il l. aIwava eeu,IIv 'v;.ihIe
from both the Norfhern and sonthern bem;s-
nherez- If was that spIe,,did co,sseIlafio,,
spoken of bv atbe Man Of ITz's 4. he
ancient He6rew scr;utuTea = Who shsIl
loose the bands of Orion. . Tbereit cl;ttered
with 4 briIlianev had never before wit,
messed. and its ban.;s or beit which had
mover been' unIeosed hung A sucb = ra;,,t
n he VERY ren;,h hat I lnew sor ths e.
time that however dis5ant i wandered b tbe
land m the sr,ns tbat stretcbes afsr scrass
the blszing eouasor shat that was one o5;s,.t
uponwhicR Icould gaze where Ger I rosmed
with fbe certainty thaf 10 the loved one- an3
friends left behind h was aesu.lIv v;s;iIs
On the morning Of the I7th We had SIGHTED
the iieht-house AZ Salinas near the n,o,,fb n
the Amazon. We tackled ON and of .sI;ns
signals for a piI,t 10 conduct ,,s no the r:ve5
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09

ENGLISH & AMERICAN BLISTER STEEL.
"a Cast Steel Shear Steel, Spring Steel. German
Steel. Corn Shelters. Cutting Boxes, Anvils Bel
lows. Vices, For sale at
IAArl - No. ~ College Street,
ALEX. FALL & GREY.
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TENNESSEE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1866.
DRUGS s. MEDICINES.

DRUGS & MEDICINES.
DRUGGISTS
ssia Sc AND
CHEMISTS. s..
r. p" JENKINS 4 CO.,
ssaplaf 81 Successors - gkls
DIR. TOM WELLS +
n Market st. opposite Union.
DEspEcTFULLY INFORM THE OLD PAT
III rons of DIR. WELLS and the public generally.
that his successors will do all in their power. BY
d1ligent attention TO business. 20 merit continu
snee Of the Doctors former large and extensive
patronage. .-eea tf
! They win keep constantly on hand ~
PURE DRUGs, AND CHEMICALS
f; s. ESSENTIAL oifs,
MEDICINAL LIQUORS. .safssi,t
Powers and weirhtmar,s celeiratel Chemicals.
Blue Mass Sulphate Quinine, Sulpkafe Merphis,
Iodine, Iodide Potash. Chloride Of Gold. Ether.
etc.. etc. 10. =
Our Pharmaceuial preparations are such as
Enctures, Extracts. syrups. Cerates. Qintmcnts.
fiastefs. ETC.. made IN strict accordance with
the revised Pharmacopia-J A.an 8
-Fas,aily Medicines,
Such a. Pills, 0intments, Diasshoa carsiiais,
Ague Tonies, Alternatives, Invigoratins Cordiais.
Ceagh Medicines, and In fact all the t ia !
= Patent Medici7aeS b
OF the day. Finest articles Of Perfumery. Fancy
and Toilet articles Of every description, fancy
perfnmed Soaps, Hair Oils, Hair Restoratiyes
Tooth Washes, Tooth Brushes. and all articles in
this line pertainirsto the Toilet. .'i y t9ll 4
Botanic & Eclectic Medicines,
Sneh as Fresh Roots and Herbs. Of all kinds;
their concentrated Extracts. sa
Trusses! Trslsses!! Trusses!!!
For the millioa, Of every size and variety.
Dental a. Surgical Instruments,
Accurately filed. at all hours of the day and night.
Spices. Dye Stsifih, Paints,
tt. tiHl ElO-s III. af st.F.N I
Ailspice, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves. Nutmess.
Maee. Mustard. Aromatic Seeds, Madder Span
ish Indigo, Logwood. Copperas, Blue Stone. Mu-
rate OF lin, Cudbear. etc. Window Glass. Sxl0
to 40x60-superior quality. White Lead, Mixed
Paints, ready for use; Linseed Oil. Turpentine.
Coal Oil /; Lamps of every variety, and large sup
ply, at low rates,
Landreth's Garden Seed,
Just received. a very large supply. Also, large
lot of Grass Seed.
= l. u
TO PHYSICIANS.
ROBERT r. JENKINS. Preicrip,ionist and
and Pharmacist, at the Old Stand of H. S. Thatah-
er. now of the firm of r. p. ]. X Co., would in
form the Physicians of Nashville, and surrounde
ing country that it is our aim to supply every
want Of the Practitioner, in the line Of his pro-
fession and will spare no pains to accomplish that
end satisfactorily, He will be much pleased tosos
any of the Faculty who viii honor cur sstablish-
ment with visit.
lie hopes BY constant attention to business to
merit share of patronage, assuring them that
their favors will be prepared with fidelity. of the
accomplished Prescriptionist.
Our Stock embraces the greatest variety, and
everything coming within the Drug Business.
Give us call and we viii guarantee satisfae-
tion,
All orders entrusted to our care filed with
promptness and accuracy
IL. p. JENKINS, 81 CO.,
81 Market st.. opposite Union.
NASHVILLE. TENN.
SIGN OF THE MAN AND MORTAR.
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Allspice. Pepper. Cinnamon. Cloves, Nutmess,
Maee. Mustard. Aromatic Seeds, Maddsr. Span
ish Indigo, Logwood Copperas, Blue Stone. Mu-
to 40x60-superor quality. White Lead, Mixed
Paints, ready for use; Linseed Oil. Turpentine
Coal Oil; Lamps of every variety, and large sup
ply, at low rates,
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THE Adams Express compaaz hsd -
board the cnrtsr when she ks...F up <ais
containing the SUM Of s20o. 900 Aeloaz;bg 70
the United stAies eoysrnmcnt 1He .ass
should have been delivered IL Memphis,
but BY some osers;ghf Of the boai, ths ssis
was carried fArtheroa. A. iiss roou a ii.
Express company was si,uasesl iuln,sl' ~
over che boilers of the C'r.rr. ;le s.. ...-
tion l. that eseFythinz e ~ -. S4s
blown % 9,oms.
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Feninn NIorenents.

BUFFALO, May 3l.-More Fenians ar
rived here last night from the West.
There are about one thousand now in
the city, and more expected. Nothing
can be learned from the men; they
state that they are laborers, bound for
California. They apparently have no
arms, but it is understood that plenty
are secreted here. 1t is pretty gener-
ally thought that a raid on Canada
from this neighborhood is contemplate
ed. There is no excitement here, and
no one believes in the success of any
movement they can make.
BUFFALO, May 81, p. NIT IS rumored
that the Fenians intend making raid
tonight on Her Majesty's domains
from this quarter. Can't find out any
thing reliable.
NEW YORK. May 3l.-A special dis
patch to the Herald, from Toronto, 3lst,
says: The Daily Telegraph of this
to-day saying one thousand stand of
arms were seized at st. Adams yester-
day concealed in a box marked ma
chinery. When sliced they were lowed
over to the American authorities at
Burlington. The sensation created here
last night is great. The Telegraph says
that the Great Western company, which
had received notice to be ready to move
troops here, telegraPhed to the Grand
Trunk company TO allow them the use
of their rolling stock. Colonel Durce
this morning received orders from At
lanta to notify all corps i'll this district
to be ready to move at once for active
service if required. The city during
the morning has been rather excited.
The Canadians now admit that Swee-
ney is desperately in earnest and will
attempt invasion. The government is
loudly censured withdrawing troops
from the frontier and leaving the Dor
der towns at the mercy of the Fenians.
The excitement is increasing, and
volunteering has again commenced
with energy. The news of the deter
mination OF the government to call out
volunteers caused great rejoicing, and
there is no alarm. Business is going
on rs usual. The entire press unite in
saying the blow is about to be struck.
Rumor says the Fenians are collecting
on the line of the st. Lawrence. The
cabinet was called together to day, and
the ministers are hurrying to Ottawa.
The Evening Telegraph has reliable
specials from Hamilton, saying that at
IL o'clock this morning the troops there
were called out by the bugle, and am
pie preparations have been made by
the Great Western Railroad Company
for any emergency. 1t also has dis
patch from Buffalo, dated . p. M, say
ing that the Fenians are constantly re-
ceiving additions to their numbers.
TORONTO, May 3l.-Reports that the
Great Western train was stopped or in
terrupted in consequence of the Fenian
movements, is incorrect. They con-
tinue to run precisely as usual. There
is very little excitement. The military
authorities are on the alert, and all
needful precautions are taken. They
are very secretive and will divuIge
nothing except that they are going to
California. 1t is believed that Sween-
ey has sent unarmed men into the pro-
vince to rise at night and sieze the
arms in the government buildings on
the frontier.
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New York mnrker.

NEW YORK, May 81.
Cotton-Dun and and unchanged, Mt $50
50c for mIddling. FlOur-OPened more
active, and n shade firner, but closed dull
and 5GSl0c lower; IS 25GaS 50 for extra State;
50 5099 50 for common to good shipping
brands OF extra round hoop Ohio, and 50 500
II 90 for trade brands. Whislky-Steady;
western 81 261<6227. Wheat-OPened quiet
ard firm. but closed dull, and l@2c lower;
81 1892 IS for good to prime new No. Mil
waukee, and 81 30 for prime old Amber Mich
igan. COrn-Under large receipts, and n
pressing desire to realize; with an advance
In foreign frieghts, 1t has declined Sale per
bushel 7S6SOc foFdamRged new mixed west
ern SodS31< for sound do afiOai; closing at
S0(ISlc; SOd SIC for western yellow, and Soc
for old mixed western delivered OatS-Dull
and lc lower; 5la53I<c for western; one cargo
OfState sold ut zoe. PetrOleum-Dull, at 2Tsr
ZIG for crude. and i3c for refined in bond.
Pork-Steady, with fair business at $50 Ri
Ed3O so for new mess; closing Mt $50 SO cash;
SO 25929 40 for old do, and 81 2S@2I 80 for
prime; also 800 barrels ofnew mes for June,
July and August, sellers and buyers, OPP
ton. Mt $50 $500 20. Beef-steady, at SIG 10
d2l 90 for new plain mess. and 81 50@24 80
for new extra mess Beef Hams-Firm, at
476IS. Cut AIeats-Steady at l2l49lSifc for
for shoulders, and l7(dIS1lc for hams. Bacon
Quiet and nominal. Lard-Quiet at
l9422Igc. Butter-Heavy, Mt SOaSIc for Ohio,
and SO942c for State Cheese-Quiet, S5Oc-
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Spirit of the stool. Market

NEW LOAhs a4dS OLE
The Posts money article says The loan
market Is easy at 667 per cent. Commercial
paper Is scarce and passes at 6zS@Sc per cent
The stock market Is dull; but nrm: SoyeTn-
are strong, with the exception OF Erie and
PittsburR. Before the frst session New York
sonthern T al s6s2: cleveiand & PitfsbuTg So:
At the one o'clock call New York Central
closed at IS; Erie COS: Reading at logls; Michi-
western at PSI; North-we stern preferred at
6S14: Rock Island at 92i%; Fort Wayne Is nrm
a SIss. LATER=ETie sold at 6l- EorelSn e1 so
days on London are l6S5{@ 1897; Commercial
at 1925 dl0gas: for bankeiS do sight llO4@lll.
The Post says the Erie Railway directors
havejust negotiated n loan with prominent
capitalists for s., $50 600 ION the hypothecation
OF the securities of the company. The loan
Is 10 run two years certain.
AEths four O'clock SPen S9aEd Ohio and
Nichigan southern M and Northern Indiana diana;
SJ5<: Cleveland & PittSburH Si1S: Chicago and
Re Rock Island $50; Chicago and Northwestern
SIS; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
III. Gold ut 5 p. m. 1907.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market Is unusually dull. though
steady. The entire suspension of business to-
morrow at all the stock boards and the gold
room in respect TO the memory OF General
Scott, has the effect OF checking operations,
especially us the succeeding day Is saturday.
With the eTsePiond p,ttsberp the trans.
actions in Railroad shares were merely
nominal. Estate stocks were active, appar-
entity from the return of n moderate amount
from london. The miscellaneous list IS dull.
Governments are quiet, but firm; 5-2tAs OF o.
are X better; 10 40S y lower. Money is in
moderate demand and in ample supply. Call
loans were made mostly at per cent, with
exceptions att per cent. The sub treasury Is
Disturbing very heavily on occount OF the re-
demption of certificates of indebtedness.
Gold has been active during the morning. and
higher apparently from two days business
FUNfF
the adjournment OF the business of the room
on Tomorrow Frem present indications u
does not appear that the export on Saturday
will exceed two and half millions. There Is
a moderate movement in foreign exchange.
There has been less done in sight bills, and %
days bills have rather more currency.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods Market.

Brown Sheetings.-SaImnu Falls A, &c
Atlantic E, 2l12c; Pepperell o, 2lc; Pepper
ell n, l9c.
2Sc: PalIOn & Son, dc.
keag, lsc: wamsutta, l51Sc.
Hoop Skirts.-Bradley'l Duplex Elliptic,
% to 30 hoops, Sic to sl,05; Empress Trail,
81 o: Meyens' X L, II inch tapes, 45c to
6Oc: 3-Incn tapes, Csc so 81 10.
Corsets.-Tnompson's Coutil Imperatrice
S3O: Thomp<on's Coutil Parisienne s14.
Paper Collers.-MetrOpOlltIO Collar Com
panv. Byron and Garrote, No. 1, No. 10 Ex-
ira French EnameIed and Silver Corrugated,
Sl6 10 SIS: Goldsmith's Patent Enameled
Garr,Ite, s20-leSs 30 per cent
Shirts.-J w L Standard Dress. No. ., SIG
Denims.-Ntanches4er, 321l; HayLnaker,
nc.
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New York Money and stock Market.

NE" 1Ofhhr May d.
= Money and Gold-NIoney continues easy
at 6d7 per cent on call leans. Sterling Ex-
change-Steady, Mt l09l4@lO95s: Gold
Firmer; opening Mt 1885; declining To
Government Stocks-Are steady, and
moderately active. lis, 1867, l26l4; do 81
coupons l09IS. $40 coupons; 1862, l021{ do
1865, 1885. Treasury ISIS, ID series, 1885
do I'd series, 1879.
State StoclSs-fenneSSee 6S 90IS.
Freights-To Liverpooi-more active, and
In honor of the memory of General Scott,
the regular and open stock boards, the Pc
troleum board and gold room, the produce
exchange, custom house, and other public
institutions will be closed tomorrow.
StockS-Flrm; Chicago & Northwestern
2S5S: do preferred 5S1k: Cleveland K Pitts
burgh SIIZ; Michigan Southern SO14: Michi-
gan Central III: Hudson ll3Ja: Reading l0giS:
Erie 6lI5; New York Central 9S; Western
Union Telegraph 6Oj<.
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CINCINNATI, May sl.-At the Buck
eve Race Course yesterday, for the first
race, mile heats-best in 3, three en-
tres were won by Underwood's year
old, Revolver, in full weight. Time
second heat 1:441<. This is consider
ed the fastest time ON record.
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OsMego Market.

UsWEtOI MHy JI.
FIour-Active and steady Mt $40 % Tor No
Ispring; SI2 90 for red winter; 81 50 for Xxx,
Wheat-LOwer; sales last night OF No. Mil
waukee club at 81 O5; to-day higher prices
were asked, but the market opened and
closed quiet. Corn-Opened steady and clos
ed quiet, and nomlnalIy lower: No. Illinois
grain scarce and nominal. Canal Freights
dull; flour Csc; wheat 91@c; Corn Sc; Oats Sc
to New York,