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ias.ng 70 cones- &c was given at the Court
that the Police Commit .co county, ON MONDAY
quire into the conduct Of the pshe slck ana
night Of the sth inst, and ascertalf1a one
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Ience Of The writer's:
NrW NORK. Nov. IL. IL

INV YORK, NOV. 10, 100.
GENERkL HErH; II affords mo great pleasure TO
see the efforts now being made BY yourself and
others who have lately been In arms against the
authority Of the United States, engaged in organ
hing an Express Company, which Is intended 20
and 10 give employment mutually TO those Of both
armies lately engaged In warning against each
other, Hook upon your enterprise as one Of the
best have seen 20 restore what IL now wanted
above everything else in this country: harmony
and friendship between the two sections. 1t not
only affords me pleasure 10 recommend the enter
personally 20 the confidence Of the people of the
Northern States Of cur now united country. II il
well that should say in giving this letter. that Il
i given upon a personal acquaintance. which
commenced more than twenty years ago.
Yours, truly, u. 3. GRANT. Lieut.. Gen.
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MURDER AND PLUMBER IN MIDDLE TENNEsSEE-THE
rpFr CufufNaI1

In the middle section of the State of late.
multiplicity Of painful events have transpircd.
Some fifty odd murders and hundreds Of highway
rohberies have occurred within the past four
months. But not one Of these acts, 80 far as has
been proven, has been committed bycitixens Of
Tennessee; but by our own soldiers and govern
ment employees The latter class, especially those
who have been discharged from the service, have
for great part. turned highway robbers and muir
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TO RENT.
FOR RENT.

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE STORES
" IN the citys For further particulars address
p. .. Box S46 dec22-2t
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FOR RENT.

A FIRST CLASS LAW OFFICE. ON CHER
N ry street.
Apply. at SO North Cherry street. to
J.B. LIN3SLEY.
janq-3ts
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FRONTING ON CHURCH STREET. IN THE
II UsIos AND AMERICAN Block, a Room admir-
ably suited for an Office or small Retail Business.
AMERICAN. jan4-tf
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Tur N.r,oN.r. ExpRrss ENrr

THE NATIONAL EXPIRES ENTERPRISE
The Richmond Times publishes the follow
ing letters, as calculated to do much good by
the encouragement Of a fraternal feeling
among the people of the North and South.
General Heth, to whom they are addressed,
has been very active and jealous in organ
king the Express enterprise, and evidently
enjoys the confidence of the writers:
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Attachment---Cause for Debt.

Attachment----Cause for Debt.
Allen W, Dewitt. Administrator and Isabella
Wood, Administrative, of jackson I. Wood, de-
ceased, rs. Silas Clark. e. /.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
l. Of the Court, from an allegation sworn TO in
flalntl1s afhdavlt IN TINS cause. that the Defend
Tennessee il is therefore ordered by me- that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks in the
UNION AND AMERICAN, paper published in the
city of Nashville Tennessee, commanding said
Defendant Silas Clark to appear before me at my
dwelling house, in Jackson county, Tennessee, on
the 10th day of July 1866 then and there to enter
his defence in said cause the will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing pare as to him
and final Judgment given in said cause.
L. c. GAINES. J. p,
for jackson county.
December ., 1865.
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Administrators, Notice.


LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD-TMPORTANT 10 SHIPPERS
REDUCTION OF RATES.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE AND UNTIL
" Further Notice, the following rates viii be
and Louisville, Kentucky, per 100 lbs.
FIRST CLASS. 30 cts. SECOND CLASS, - cts.
THIRD CLASS. 35cfs- FOURTH CLASS, 30efs.
GRAIN, "a cts.
Special Rates sCiU be made for
Large Shipments.
Reduced Rates Per Car Load.
Pig. Railroad and Scrap Iron, Hay, Salt, Ce-
ment and Plaster, SIS per Car Load.
Live Stock. Dressed Lumber, Agricultural I'm
plements New Furniture and Machinery. Ss5
per Car Load.
Freight Classified according TO the reduced elias
sifcation Of the regular Freight Tariff Of this
Company. dated December lsi, 1865. and received
and transported subject 70 the rules and condi-
tons Of the same. ALBERT FINK.
General Superintendent.
JN0. s. BRANSF0RD,
General Agent. N..L,;ia
T. s. BLAIR.
Freight Agent.
Nashville. Tenn, Dee. q. 1866. II
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FOR RENT.

TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS IN THE
Il Fourth Story Of the UHIoS AND AMERICAN
BLOCK, well adapted to many purposes. Apply
at the counting roomof this Office
T. c. HUNTINGTON L co.
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FOR SALE.

FOES SALEs
EIRST-A TRACT OF LAND, CONTAINING
II 2l7 acres in the Seventh District. Davidson
county, about miles from Nashville. Only
part of the tract will be sold if desired.
Second-A tract of land containing 81 acres, IN
District No. Is, about 81 miles from the city, on
the Cumberland river. On the place is n fine
Third1A house and lot on North Sumner ST..
being second door north of Gay street, aud IS by
120 feet. The house has four or five rooLl IS in 1t.
&c.
Fourth-An unimproved lot adjoining the last
mentioned lot, on the north side, fronting on Sum
mer street, 401z feet by l20 feet deep,
Fiffh-A lot on the norths side of Gay street,
west of Summer street, 60 by 10 feet.
Sixth-An unimproved lot on Crawford street,
south side, between Summer and High streets, 80
by 1881 feet.
Seventh-A lot on lower Water street, adjoin-
ing Flynn's lot on the north side, and being Is by
104 feet
Eighth-Three lots in Wetmore's Addition to
Edgefield, adjoining the south side of Robt Stew
arts property and being each so by $50 feet
Ninth-A lot in Preston Hays Addition 70
Nashville, on the north side of the N *. G. Rail
road. and being 81 by l35 feet
Tenth-A lot about 200 feet west of the Nash
vile and Franklin Turnpike road, on the road or
street running westward1y and dividing the old
Lunatic Asylum from the property known as the
Berry place.
Apply to I. IL. CH1LDKESS,
At his law Office, No. 81 North College street,
near Union. over Second National Bank.
dec1l-1m
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MUST BE SOLD.

THE LOT ON CHERRY STREET. BETWEEN
Il Church and Broad. adjoining the Robertson or
Smith residence. fronting about IS fees BY 10.
Those desiring an extraordinary bargain in good
Real Estate will find il in the above. II immedi-
ate application is made 20
jan1-SfA $50 Union street.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, Dec q, 1865.
DR0PERTY OWNERS on College and Market
i streets between the Square and Broad street.
are hereby notified to construct stone or brick
pavements or to reset the old ones wherever il Is
required, in accordance with the specifications and
grades which will be furnished BY the City Engi-
neer on application. Said work must be COM
menced within ter days from this date and push
ed rapidly to completion, or the city will contract
with parties for the same and the expense will be
charged to the property owners.
dec22-tf w. MATT. BROWN. Mayor.
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For saIe-Three comfortable and convenient
BRICK HOUSES, on Capitol avenue, between
Cherry and Summer streets. each containing four
rooms, besides kitchen and servants room. We
invite special attention to this choice property,
suitable for persons Of moderate means.
A choice farm Of $50 acres seven miles from
Nashville, on the Lebanon Pike, near New hir-
tersville, at little over half its real value.
Farm Of l.l50 acres in Williamson county. on
Harpeth river rich as cream good for corn, good
for tobaccol good for wheat good for stock raising
good for everything. that hand IS good for any
where offered for SO an acre. Cotton press, gin,
etc, on the place enclosed substantially. well
watered, and has elegant and costly improve
ments. e. a
Farm in Maury county, not far from Columbia.
225 acres. at 9 low price, No improvements.
Farm in Davidson, ten or twelve miles from
Nashville at q very low rate, for cash. Good
land and fine Improvements.
choice little place, neat a pin, snug as a
bug in a rug" and cheap pretty. four miles
North Of Nashville, is on the market. Apply 70
decsl-lw NELSON x MURfREE.
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DR.. Thos. Menees.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
IL Nashville, has taken Office at No. 60 Cherry
Street, near Cedar Street, jan4-1m
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THE FREEDMEN HAPPY.

II there Is any class Of people enjoying their
freedom, and hourishing as class in any State in
the Union. il is the colored people Of Tennessee.
prominent colored men Of this State, and they
tell me that the masses Of the colored people are
living happy and contented. All the colored man
tify In the courts, 90 sue and be sued, etc., etc
The time may come when he may be entitled to
the rights Of suffrage. In fact. ii il not unreason-
able 70 anticipate this. BUTT would be exceed
iugly indiscreet and unwise 10 give him this
right at present. The negro, like many white men.
cannot stand too much prosperity. And in more
than one sense. II would be casting pearls before
swine suppose there are more wealthy colored
men in Nashville than in any other Southern city.
There Is also a fine newspaper carried on in their
interest owned and edited by colOred men.
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The Commissioner of Freedmen Of this State,
Gen Fisk is, next TO Gems. Tillson and Swayne. Of
Georgia and Alabama, the best man have seen
in the Freedmen's Department. He seems to un-
derstand his business very we'll and although he
Is little oficious and boastful. he is not narrow
minded. Gen. Fisk. in saying good big thing for
himself and an unkind word for his colleagues.
Tilson and Swayne, must recollect that there was
a slight difference between the state Of things in
Georgia and Alabama and the state of things
In Tennessee nj the close of the Kar.
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ders and Sides We report 7s to 100 hhds in lots from
jobbers at II to 20c and clear ribbed Sides alc
also report sales of so bbs Mess Pork at s3a oa bua
for sides 22H to 23c for Western bbs and tcs,
and 22c for cy Baltimore refined 24c in kegs od
sALrThe proposed increase OF the tariff 90 ao gou'
ers and less disposition shown to make sales nougn
prices for the present, are without any auotapie
sUeAa-We report sales of so hhds English Island at
1Ac and cargo Of sohr CASTOR from Porto RICO, On
not anspred give the range o. y prcdS paod ra as
aning loI to 1lc four months; do grocery to l2c
nett prime 70 1906 Porto Rico o1mm9h 1e 70 70 geo. goo
WEISS Wa1skEY-We report sale of 100 bbls Western, on
private terms.
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Yesterday FRIDAY, the market was quiet but steady
with sales of 5000 balea including 1000 for
Guiding 440 100 American At sea from India, 531 00l
bales, and from America, 00, 00Q.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
There was rather less cheerfulness yesterday but
producers altered with much steadineBs to previous
prices.
Observation-Disclosures. Richardson, Spence 4 Co.
and Bruce MoAulife report Flour rmer and 1s dearer
for sacks Wheat in good demand and he for I'd to Sd,
per Genital advance Winter Bed and Southern los Cd
to lis. Corn, under heavy imports Is Sd to cd per
quarter lower on the week, Mixed 28S Cd to 29s 3D.
PRov1sroNs.- -Mossrs. Bgland, Arthur & Co. and Vim.
Gardner Co., report: Beef armer and more doing.
Pork in better request and 2s Sd higher Bacon seadier
and in more demand Lard inactive and nominal.
Cheese In steady demand full prices Tallov shade
dearer North American Ais to 44s.
PRoDuoE.-The Brokers' Circular reports Ashes
quiet aud easy Potts. 29s Sd to S0s Pearls 40s Sugar
quiet but steady. Coffee dull Rice unchanged Bark,
sales of Philadelphia First at 7s Fish Oils nothing do
ing Linseed Oil quiet at 46s Lnseed Cake quiet but
steady. Rosin dull; American Black 6s Cd to 5s Sd.
Spirits Of Turpentine fat; American 49s French 48s
Petroleum quiet; Refined Is IA to 49, Spirit l0d to
lid.
Messrs. Barring Brothers Go. report: Breadstuffs
firm and well supported. Iron quiet; Bars and Rails
e seGSh e p 5s Sugar steady the but
Rec Arm. Petroleum 2s 2Kdfo Refined. Spirits Of
Turpentne, 45s for French on the spot, and ABS to
arrive. Sperm Oil, 2l2st Tallow irregular p Z O.,
ss2.#.# LATEST COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Saturday evening" June 16.-CoTToN
Sales to-day 1000 bales nouding 1000 to spectators and
exporters The market quiet and unchanged and the
quotations partially rather easier.
BnEADsrUFFs.-!The market is firm with an upward
tendency.
PaovIs7oNs.-T market ia steady.
. LoNDoN, s satyrdy evening. June le-ooNsors-olosea
3 AMERICAN S7ooKs-United States Five-Twenies 6AK
to 65 Illinois Central Railroad TX to Ere Bail.
road 48h. ,5,
THE BRAZILS.
The French mails reached Lisbon on the 14th with
dates from Bio of May a. The allies Ind resumed OF
fensive operations and had everywhere been triumph
ant over the Paeaguaysns. The latter had taken re-
'fuge IN the fortres Of Carupsity. -
Coffee sold at l00@7 800 for good atsts, Stock 100
900 bags. Exchange On London 244@A.
9 BuENos AYnEs Monday, May l4-Exchange, b1h@
tz5=fHf s
BAHIA, Tuesday. May 2s.- Exchange 271, Sugar
100000 900. ,szs.5.= ss=...z.z
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. June ACCOMPLISHMENTS inactive
No sales We quote Rio nominal at l8 10c for ord
nary TO prime: Java 2eo gold. Stock, 49, 400 bags Rio
fIoua~oontinuaes heavy for Northwestern brands
We report sale Of 100 bbls Chicago Extra st $1 su
pers vary from 80 to 50 76 as to duality and date OF
1nsE Eection Ohio and Howard street descriptions
ground scarce though Inactive and prices noinaly
maintained. "A contract has been made for Oordurous
Extra quantity not stated but the price understood to
be $14 @ bbl.
Howard street Super and out Extra $3.50 1923
Howerd street Extra Shipping. .....,,.ll6 so a 1880
Howard street Ugh Grades. ..........l 1900 a 1880
Howard street Family .l45O "a 1850
ONO super and Gut Extra
Ohio Shipping Extra. "a 1150
ONO Retailing 90 "a IS 90
Oho falnaly q 1900
Morthwestern NORTH super. 800 9 9.75
City Mills Super. 975 q 1000
Oity Mills Shipping brands Extra q l4So
STANFORD Extra r9.;. g II
Baltimore higs grade Extra 1850 q 0l0O
Rye Flour--new. q 625
Corn Meal-City Mills and Brandywine. 512h@ SIS
GRAIN-Wheat continues dull; receipts are small but
there is good supply of Western spring Offering, most
of the samples hav ng been Change for days
past Prices of this description fully 25c per bushel
lower, but in the absence of TRANSACTIONS 1t Is difficult
to name prices small lot of new white was offered
and So refused Since the close Of Ohange 100 bushels
new, from Charles Comfy Maryland received, but not
offered. Corn In light supply to-day, only 5000
bushels reported We notice saes OF l400 bushels good
to prime white at 30 to 81 49, 1000 bushels yellow at
81 o. nearly all the first named figure Oats were
In light receipt 5000 bushels offered; market dull small
sales of Western &c. including bsgs a the close 60c
only cferad. Rye-No sales.
MoI4AssIs.-No sales to-day Prices range as follows
For Porto Rico 85 to 75c Cuba Muscovado 80 to 6Oc
do Clayed Is to 500; English Isand, go to 76o per gal
Ion.
PRov1noNs-Are firm good demand tor Bacon shoul
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THE
Spring AND, SUMMER GOODS.

rT1HE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED
i from the North, takes this method Of informing
the public that he s receiving full assortment Of
CLOTHS CAsss1MEREs, COATINGs AND VESTING6
OF the best foreign and domestic manufacture adapted
to Spring and Summer wear Z
These goods having been purchased recently and at
viii find 1t to their advantage to give CALL as have
the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to
make them up in the very best style at Edgerton b
Richards old stand, No. 80 Broad-street
March 80 j. 8. PHILLIPS
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF, .oHARLnsror.

Arrived Saturday. JUNE 80
sohr Franklin, Conners Boston, 81 days. Mdze To
q W Clark & 90, and others.
sohr Louisa. Sam Anorum. Naval Stores. To Cart.
Kop1 Jervey.
Iss.5=t= Arrived Yesterday. fJuLY /
left Thursday, NJ. Mdze. To A Getty l. %, Willis
4 Ohisolm, O N Averill Son, Ahrons + o. Adams,
Damon 90, D ANIME, Adams Express 90. Adger
Burkett 4 90, " N Bird . GO, 9 p Brahs q, 90. D
Briggs. Borte Coz Betts,T n Briatol 9urgnann.
%, Co. Ozark / araber oommins Cohen, Joonnof. J
Uosgrove. 3 chafee Douglass 4 Miller, EJ Dawson.
Q David All DaveRa, j \ Dawson, NJ hspn. " h
Dili, Foley, Forester, Ffiborg, Calm %.
%sns ! a. ] H1len: Tef,%saa. BSsbss% %; 9 IS 3
gere Jehers Co. 1ling Jose lara. Klnck. Wick
enb6rg 4 Go, Kanapaur Lalaue. B. W Kinsnan, King
+ Oasadey, " Kinsman, 3 Klatte, q Knee. g Lip
q, LANCER Laurey Alexander, T Murphy, Melchers
+ Muller, " Marsoher, J N Martin, McIol 4 Rice, P
Meitzlers MoDo veil, Matthiesssen. & Null
Nationai Express Go. Nathans Ottolengut O'Neill
D O'Neill l. don, 4 O'Netll ] Ojemann, Ostendorf
= 90. p Paul 90. Q Psnknin. Pringle g Quinn.
Ravenel + Barnweu, Rabensteln, " Robinson, W P
Russell. Russell, Street Bros & 90, g " stedens b
90, 3 Slender. W Smith, schirmer. stdl, Webb
Co. strauss, V3nCe6 10, 6n8W, EOllln GuO, 1aIC q
Rowland Col q " Thomas, F Won 6snten, ] Wallach, G
Williams & Co. Werner Ducker. ] Waller, Agent
G whilden + Go. wuhrmann I Ltllientha, Weyh-
mann Co. J Woodson, F Il Whitney.
Brig Potomac, Snow. Rookport Me- via Homes Hole,
Is days. Lime Hav, &c. To Trout Amsbury.
sohr Burnet. Wilson. New Yorf "a days. Mdze
70 the Master, and others.
sohr Ocean Belle, (ot New York; Emery, Bath, Me-
via Holmes Hole, Is days. hay. To G Locke 90.
Cleared Saturday. JUNE 30
Steamship saragossa, Orowel New York-Rasenel 4 Co
Steamship Lulu, Ohilds, Balamore-street Bros %.
Went to Sen Saturday. JUNE so
Steamship Saragossa, Orowel, New York.
steamship Lulu, Ohilds, Baltimore.
From this Port.
Brig Albert Adams, Ayres, Nassau, N P, June II.
schr NJ E Taber Arnold, Philadelphia, June AZ.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Theo Wagner, -. at Boston, June %.
Steamship E knight Hoilns, at Baltimore, to sail
-. June 80
2B
steamship Adele, Hall, at Baltimore, to leave June so
Cleared for this Port.
Ship Ida Lilly Minot, at Liverpool. June H.
schr John T Williams Lyman at philadelphia, June 2o
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FRE1aHTsLThere is but one vessel up for Great Bril-
tain, at 7.16d. To New York, BY stesmers 81 bale
for, cotton. Lumber freights have been engaged to
Northern ports for S13. iL5.55
Mobile Market ssSsz
MOBILE, June 2e.-OorroN-There was no demand
to-day, and no ssles-factors viewing the steamers
news as being favorable. have advanced their rates.
Quotations nominal -
GoLp-Tbe rate In the morning was 148 to 100: on the
receipt Of the noon dispatches from New York the mar
ket advanced and closed at $50 to 163 Small lots have
lbeen sold little higher. !.
ExcHANeE-sterlipg par to n prem. New Orleans
:. par, Supply small s.v.t
new Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-CoTToN. have again
to notice veryquist markets The favorable accounts
New York marIet failed to stimulate the demand. al
though there rather more inquiry than
Prices however, showed no improvement, and the
which confined to 700 bales were At about the
range Of the following quotations ~ 70 1go
SO to s9c the same time even running Lists OF good
STAPLE could hardly be bought at less than 38c for strict
good ordinary, aud $50 for strict Low middng, The
sales Of the past three days sum up 2o0o bales almost
Friday evening exclusive Of the arrivals from Mobile,
Florida and Texas which included in their respective
statsments embrace 1860 bae against 2es during the
corresponding period last week. showing OF
38 bales The exports embrace 1866 bales 90 Of which
were to- foreign ports and Ass coastwse. a,ss}.
srArEMENT OF COTTON
Reoeived to 90, ~ SS1 10. Oh,
Recaived previously 304
el5,5l8
iss1sd Sss1sd spaSf pfsaioasy sso7o2 4sl
H4ys =
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onsIgnsss pet sontn Carol1na Railroad
-s=-5=E a3uno &c.,. s.=5t#ttzz5

1s1 bales Cotton, Il bales Mdze, cars Lumber, and
eundriea. ITO james Oosgrove, 8 Z Howard. Adams,
Frost go, Wits ohisol9a, = Noise oo, 7 King
den, stenhouse %, q Walter 4 %. 3 o witte i
Co, " williams 4 Co. Gregg Co. Wardlaw as Carew,
A Getty 4 Co. j z Sloan, A b Jones; q Wiss 90.
b Jenerg Go, Teigler, Reeder. Railroad Agent
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Wilmington Market.

s., WILMINGTON, June SO.-The market has ruled un.
usually quiet and sales of consequence have taken
place We quote as follows
TuRpENT1NF.- unchanged. Sales of 178 bbls
hard, per $50 pounds.
SpIRlrs TuRpENrNE.-No sales and market quiet at
-k8 cents. =#.z=4z- .z5=zt.zz ,.=sta
{ Ros1N.-sales Of 1911 bbls at 50 for common, $2l2H
for inferior No 2, So ror Opaque and So for pale.
Z SALr.-A cargo Of 2250 saoks received disact from
Liverpool, sold to-day at 81 rs per sack
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Yesterday FRIDAY, the market quiet but steady.
with sales of 5000 bales including 1000 for speculation
Guiding 44o7eo American at sea from India, 5sl 900
bales, and from America, 10000. 3il5.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.


The New York World of Friday, June 20, says:
The m oney market s dull, and lenders find extreme
dfcnlty in employing their surplus funds even at four
nar cent on call The range Of the market for call loans
is four to Ave per cent.
bonds stronger, owing to the steady
demand for investment and from banks and money
leders to employ their surplus funds. The five twen
ties of 1852 coupon, quoted 104 to do, 1866,
1n91I to 1857; and seven.thirties, 1881 to 103H.
The gold market is dull loans of gold were made at
oneeixteenth to fat at the Close The opening price
1874 which also the highest; the lowest Isl
and the closing 1921.
The foreign exchange market nrmer in the after
part of the day; the quotations for bankers bills are
Sterling sixty days, 108h to 1882; three days sight,
109H to ITO; Paris sixty days.. l6A to 11A; three
days. 51lA to 508A; Bremen sixty dsys', 70 to 80;
Hamburg, 8e to s7 Frankfort, AZ to 42h and Berlin
and Cologne IS to "a In continental exchange there
little doing and the higher rates are asked by prime
drawers. whose bills wanted
z5,55.i= PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 28.-The receipts OF the principal
kinds OF Produce since our last have been 1913 bbs
Flour 100 bbls Corn Meal, 1868 bushels Wheat 60694
bushels Corn, 500 bushels Malt, so bbls Whiskey.
AeHEs-Contnue inactive at So 26 to 81 for Pots and
916 26 to Is 50 for Pearls, per 100 lbs.
. OoFFEE-Has been In limited demand and depressed;
Jaws at "a to 2b1c; Native Ceyon at 20 to 22o Mara.
cabo al II to 10 o Laguayrs ut II to 1896 Ro II to-
100; and st. Domingo at IT to Mc, cash, In gold per
lb. ,5==. .{s.@,s,5 .s=rz.5=.
CorroN-1a quiet and rather heavy. Middlings 81 to
40o chiefly within the range per lb Sales and resaes
since our last 100 bales against receipts Of 1881 bsleD
5f MOVEMENTS IN oorroN AT THIS PORT. - -
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Arrived Saturday. JUNE 8
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