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SDEsrRUCTzyE coNFLAGRATroN.
Ancendtarles at W0rk-Rire ON thu
Harding Pfke-I.Oss AIAOO.


IncendIarIes az w0rk-FIre ON the
Harding PfExe-I.Oss sI4O0.
On Friday night between the hours of
one and two O'clock, bright and larid
light, evidently issuing from burning
building, was seen west of the city. The
heavens we're lit up with the light, and the
sparks we're seen flying in all directions.
The clang Of the fire bells soon roused many
Of our citizens from their slumbers, and
the rattle of the FIRE engines were heard as
the department hurried through the streets
II was soon ascertained, however, that the
FIRE was considerably beyond the farthest
limits of the city corporation, and the ems
gines returned TO their respective places
On investigation and inquiry yesterday of
citizens living in the vicinity Of the fire we
learned the following faets: The fire burst
out in large frame building sixty feet
long and containing six rooms, The build
ing was new, having been but recently
built of timbers formerly owned by the
government in the construction OF some
barracks II belonged to a German, who
purchased the property of-Mr. Eliiston, of
the city. Ii was unoccupied al the time,
except by some negroes, who had been put
in the premises 10 take care of the same
they took careof il as negroes usually do
when not supervised by responsible par.
lies. The flames originated in room
where there was no fire, and where there
had been none for some time past. The
building being frame one, the flames
spread with devouring rapidity, and soon
the entire building was a heap of cinders
and ashes. We are informed by parties
living in the neighborhood, that the burn
ing was the work of an incendiary, who
took this method of gratifying a feeling of
revenge against the owner and occupants,
or for plumber. The building was situated
two miles from the city, on the Harding
turnpike, just beyond the first tollgate.
We understand that measures will be taken
to ferret out the incendiaries. The loss
sustained by the FIRE in the building and
the furniture is, We learn, near $l400, on
which there ia no insurance.
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Meeting of the Central Democratic
Committee.

The Central Democratic Committee as
sembled in the Chancery Court room yes
terday afternoon at o'clock, according to
appointment, and were called together by
the Chairman, Hon. James Whitworth.
On motion J. j. O'Sullivan was called
TO the Secretary's desk.
The objects of the organization were ex-
planned and discussed at length by the
Chair, and by Messrs. A. s. Colyar, NJ. c..
Cotton, VIM. Driver, John Coltart, F. H.
French, ]. L. Brown and J. J. OSullivan.
Besides other business transacted, the
Committee pledged itself to assist in de-
fraying any expenses attending the pros
pective visit of Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton.
Nightfall approaching the Committee
ives, on motion, adjourned TO next Saturr
dav.
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CIncinI,ntt mnrno,


CINcisSATI. Dec. Z, p. M-FIour hizher. l.a,
lily Shell q. Wheat 81 IS for No. fred. and
3. As for No. red. Corn less firm: new SIC
Oats quiet at Csc. Rye advanced TO 81 IS. and
holders asked 81 90 al the close. Cotton a shade
frner and higher at 1Szc for middlnel
Whisky very dull and prices nominal at e 50
Tobacco in demand; Jugs s l2ss; leaf SlS92s.
Hogs IN good demand and prices higher, closing
very nrm at - l59I p gross. and IS begg net
Pork In demand at sG foI old, and so 50 for
new. Lard in good demand at l2y<c. Green
meats IN demand At ~ 10 and l25<. for shOul-
ders and hams. There Is little or nothing
doing in bulk meats Petroleum dull ut 4lc for
refined. duty paid. Butter scarce at 3G(14Oc for
fresh western, Eggs advanced to sc, and the
supply light Linseed oil steady at SlGel Oh. the
latter for iobbtnS. Apples and potatoes are uu
changed with fair demand apples 81 5O94
potatoes sSGs 50 per. bbl, Clover seed dun al
FLAX s. o. Beef cattle are inIisht supply.
and the market nj S. s0G6 50 for gross. Sheer
firm but anehsnged; sales at s. SOFAS 50 per
GENITAL. gross. Coffee dull At 2os92Sc. Sugar
ing az S2c AMI supply light Exchange IS frm
Ee discount buying and at par selling Cola
hoe buying The moneS market IS unchsnge.
and at closing hours was l09l2 per cent. dis
count; good paper was plenty on The street at
l5TlS per cent.
Louisville Market
LogIsvILLE, Dec. 7.-SaIss of leaf tobaScS
steady Tugs s. 25a7 50; leaf Sl525. Fl0ur-6rm:
Supsrhne g 5gSS 8; eora aS new ear see. Cat
ding uplands 15Es l55{c. Whisky nominal. g g
in bond, Bacon duh. Shoulders he Ciear
sides l6A Mess pork new. So 5092s: old
s2l So Hogs dull and lower at 6s<f7c Lard
firm az lSess COrn--New ear S09s5c.
81. EsOuis Market.
ST. Louis. Dec. Nothing doing in Tobacco.
Cotton active and higher at l4c. Flour active,
extra 81 SOFAS; double extra s. 6Q2l0 50: treble
do TO fancy Si1 259l4. Wheat demand light;
prime and choice fall g. 1902 S.. Germ higher:
81 Q5Gl OS for oailOW and wbita Oats htshar
at 7S@75c, Barley. prime 81 9GG2 90 i've
better at 81 IS. Pork higher at SCI 5o922, The
latter is the outside price Bacon, clear sidss
l4Ac. Shoulders nominal at ll5%e; sweet pick
led hams l2hte; dry salt clear sides lSc. 1aad
%l59c- Hogs weak at 61S97c. Reesipts-I520
bbIs hour; $500 bus wheat; 1890 sacks corn; 1850
bus oats; COO bus barley. and 10 $40 hogs. The
weather is much colder; Il is freezing hard las
night and to-day.
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ProceediDgs Of ssthe Supreme Court.
NASHVILLE, Dec = 1s67.ACourt met
this day pursuant 10 adieurnmeht. all the.
Judges being present - 4AAAtfEA
Thedockets ofthe thirteenth circuit were
all taken mp, and submitted to the court,
and also q portion Of the dockets of the
twelfth circuit, the further consideration of
which viii be resumed on Monday morn.
ing Fsf IftfEMf8 EgaE
w. Fl Mays rs. Thorn pson 4 Claiborne,
dismissed al plaintiffs cost.
Ira f. Brown ts. Samuel NJ. Jones, mo,
ton dismissed at Jones cost.
f. Il. keaton, 81 ais, ga William Pollard,
an wife, ct ais, ordered TO be stricken from
the docket at next term il the last tran
script is not supplied by the parties.
w. Milton Is. James C. Greer, continued
to next term.
State OF Tennessee rs. VIM. Lanksford,
alias 81. ia. ordered reiurnable next term.
The Attorney General this morning en-
tered a motion for judgments against all
the Sherifis, or Deputy Sherifs in Middle
Tennessee, for the State tax and costs, who
had failed to return or made false or in
sufficient return of executions issued TO
them from this court. ENE
Court adjourned until Monday morning
10 O'Clock. .. = 4
JESSE q. FRAZIER. Clerk.
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TENNESSEE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
This Society held its monthly meeting yes
terday in the Chamber of Commerce
Captain w. Stockell, Vice President, in
the chair. E. d. Farnsworth, Esq, and
DR.. ]. w. Hoyte were elected ordinary
members. Mr.. French's amendment TO
the constitution, providing for the election
Of Professors of Botany and Natural His
tory, was discussed and carried. Where
upon, DIR. George s. Blaekie and DR..
Joseph Jones were elected to the new
chairs. DIR. Blackie reported that he had,
by an arrangement with the President of
the Board of Health, secured their room
for future meetings Of the Society. His
action was duly confirmed. Mr.. French
reported that the bill granting charter to
the Society had passed the Senate, and
would in all probability pass the House
without objection. IL was resolved that a
public exhibition Of early Fruits, Flowers
and Vegetables be held in this city in May
next Major Nicholson Of Columbia
spoke a few encouraging words on the
objects of the Society, and spoke favorably
of the progress of the Marry County As
ISOLATION Rev. Hermann Bokum read a
valuable paper on Grape culture which
was received with deep attention. The
Society then adjourned.
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Falsely Packed Cotton.

To the Editors of the Union and Dispatch .
We, the undersigned cotton factors of
the city of Nashville, respectfully ask the
privilege through the columns Of Your
paper, TO call the attention Of cottsn
planters to the importance Of carefully
ginning and bailing their cotton, for owing
to the large amount of falsely packed cot
ton arriving in this market, we are de-
termined to put ourselves in a position,
that for the future we will be able to guard
against losses caused by cotton being
falsely packed. Honest trading men are
aOw IN danger, but those who do not wish
TO deal fairly, must look ont for them
selves and take the chances, for on and
after this date we are determined 10 have
arrested and prosecute every farmer who
brings to this market cotton that has been
put up with view of defrduding the pur-
chasers:
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southern Cottou Markets.

AUGUSTA, Dec. ). - Cotton market
active. Sales of cotton $50 bales; receipts
s75; middling 14sc; sales ;for. the week
1920 bales; receipts 5,265 bales
SAVANNAH, Dec. Cotton active and
in good demand, and holders irmness
made the sales light. Middling lot
sales 1854 bales receipts 1928 bales, for
the week ILL bales; exports to Liver
pool 1914 bales, to New York .5s72 bales :;
stock on hand 1924 bales; receipts for
the season 155,690 bales; exports same
time 1876.
Ntw ORLEANS, Dec. Cotton in fair
demand Middlings l5Sc; sales $500
bales; receipts 569s bales; exports 1928
bales.
MOBILE, Dec. 5.-Cotton opened active,
becoming excited during the day, closing
at an advance OF 39sc; sales of 1900
bales middIings 144@14ic; receiptsllO5
ha laa
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praahYIarInn.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ChURCa-South-
east corner Church and Summer streets. Rev.
X. +. Bunting Pastor. Residence at the Par
sonage. Summer street. Services nj lliA. ~,
and IA. r.. ~ Seatq free az night.
CHURCH-C Corner OF College and Ash streets
College Hill -..
SFCOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-North
College street, between Public Square and L0-
Gust street Rev. w. w. Campbell, Pastor.
Residence c. Union Street. Services Of l0la
A. NJ and ~ p. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Wo Woodland street,
RdgeEeld Services at II A. N. Rev. james
w. McNeily Pastor.
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RUNAWAY HACK Yesterday morning,
near II o'clock, a team attached TO hack
became frightened near the Nashville and
Chattanooga depot and started of at a
fearful speed. They were stopped after
going short distance, however, no dam
age being done 10 either horses or hack.
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THE well-known farm of Joseph Vaulx
Esq, situated short distance from the city
on the Franklin pike, is advertised in ar.
other column for rent This is one of the
most desirable farms in Davidson county
healthy location, fertile soil, and abundant,
never-iailing springs of pure water. A
Gne opportunity is afforded here for an en-
terprising farmer 10 do we'll. To a good
tenant, a lease for a number of years will
be given on liberal terms.
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PURSUIT or j. SMITH TAYLoR.-The
officers Of the law pursued J. Smith Taylor,
who escaped from the county Jail here not
long since for several days, and chased him
a considerable distance. Through the
billy counties Of Kentucky, they were fire..
quently not more than Eve hours behind
him, and at one time fell in with negro
woman who had dressed hurt he had re-
ceived only three hours before. Taylor
succeeded including the officers, aud is now
thought secure in the mountain counties OF
Kentucky, with other desperados as reck-
less as himself
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auNTRATH a sCHTFr,

Y A X / L II \ y II o II Il |,
No. 10 Cherry st.. two doors above Union.
Have now in store end offer for sale one Of the
largest and best selected stocks Of Goods. con
sisting in part of the following articles:
Trimmings and Buttons, latest styles;
Fancy Goods. Bogwood, Steel and J ct Sets. etc;
Knitting Yarns and Zephyr Worsted all shades;
Willow Ware, Baskets, Chairs, etc;
Lace Goods. Notions and Hosiery, Of every de-
scriptioH;
Corsets. all sizes and styles
Ribbons, Star Braids, etc;
TOYS, DOLLS, Wooden Ware, and Children's
Buggies;
The best assortment ever brought to Nashville.
All our Goods will be sold at prices which defy
competition GUNTRATH Il SCHIFF,
octf9 tilianl 80 Cherry street.
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In JAIL FOR FoReERY.-John M. Kills
was lodged in our county Jail on yesterday
by United States Marshal Glaseock,
charged with forging vouchers against the
government in Considerable sums. He
will remain in custody until April next,
when he will be tried upon the grave
charge before the United States Court.
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Carpefsl Carpets!

We have just received a special assortment Of
English and American Tapestry; Brussels. three
ply and all wool ingram carpetings, (extra
heavy which we will sell at reduced prices. for
the next thirty days. in order to reduce stock
by the first of January. Persons in need of
anything in the Carpet line would do well to
give US call. BENSON, RANKIN 4 co,
decl-lw so College street.
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ADELPHIA THEATER.-"TheG unmaker
of Moscow" and "Jack Shepard were exr
Ceedingly well produced at the Adelphi
Theater last night. Harry Everett as Jack
Shepard and Mr.. Oats as Blueskin were
especially rich. Indeed, the company now
at the Adelphia, taken as a whole, ia equal,
if not superior, to any like number of peo-
pie who have ever graced this ancient
Thsspian temple. Gotthold will appear
here for the first time tomorrow night, in
Hamlet, and We hope to see good houses
this week, as it promises TO be one Of rare
entertainment for our theater-goers.
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nIn1I,naiIat EniannnnI-

UNION NJ r. CHURCH-Summer street. near
Capitol Avenue. Rev. ID. Rntledge, Pastor.
Services at 1919 A. A.. and 71SfP. n. Sabbath
School at 21R Pm.
M'KENDREE CHuRCH-Church street, be
tween Summer and High streets, South side.
Rev r. A Young Pastor. Residence No. 80
South uigh street. Services az 10Y a. NJ, and
TkPM.
FIN STREET CHURCH-Corner Of South
Summer and Elm streets. Rev. z. @. Mayhem,
Pastor. Services ut l0lz A. NJ, aud "a p. Al.
city MISSION Rev. ". ID. j. Sawrie, Super
iutendent Residence No. s6 South High
street. -.
TRINITY CHURCH--Edeefeld. Rev. Felix
X Hill, Pastor Services at II A. 4.
TULIP STREET -Rdge6eld. Rev.
J. ID. Barbee, Pastor. Services at II A. NJ, and
TNP.M
GERMAN NJ. T. CHURCH-North Cherry
etreet, near Jefferson. Rev. JnO. II. Barth.
Pastor. Services 100 A. N. and 7.,O P. NJ.
Seats free. sunday school at 2P.N.
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PRODUCTS OF THE FARM-We do not
remember to have ever seen the farm pro-
ducts of Davidson county better repre-
sented in one day than they were on yes.
terday. There were large quantities of
corn, hay, oats, and every article from the
farm profusely offered for sale on the
Public Square. Prices continue good and
the husbandman is rewarded for his toil.
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TIE APoCALYPsE.-Thi exhibition
closed last night to a good house During
the week, the disagreeable weather and the
local attractions Of the Crook considered,
the attendance at Masonic Hall to witness
this fine panorama has been all that could
have been expected. Theproprietors proceed
from here to Lexington, KY, where they
will open on Tuesday night. 1t is their
intention to return TO Nashville again in
the anrinP
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
RoAD.-On and after to-day passenger
trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad will leave Nashville at $40 A. NJ,
and $40 P. NJ, and will arrive at 5:10 A.
NJ, and $3.50 Pm.
The Shelbyville accommodation will ar
rive at Nashville at 1925 A. NJ, and leave
at 3:45 P. NJ
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DISMISSED. = Sarah Underwood, the
cyprian against whom a warrant was
sworn out by negro woman on Friday,
upon the charge Of a threat to shoot, app
peared before Justice Mathews ON yester-
day morning, and was dismissed, no proof
being given against her.
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WHITE CROOK AaAIE.-We are gratihed
TO announce that since our article has been
written we have learned that the great
burlesque will be again repeated on next
Thursday night, Friday night and Saturday
night. This win be hailed with delight BY
our people, and of course there will be q
crowd every night si
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New aarriare aanisie.

An essay for young men, on Physiological Err
rors, Abuses and Diseases. incident to youth and
early manhood. which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N. Howard
Association, Philadelphia. Pa
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TRIED FOR PERJURY.-James Taylor, a
negro man, was tried before Justice Will
kinson on charge Of perjury, being
charged with swearing false in a case be-
fore the Criminal Court He was dis
elsrged-the evidence being insufficient to
convict. -rea.f
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DTscHARsED.--Isa Shute, who was
arrested for a fraudulent breach Of trust in
filling to pay over money belonging to
other parties, was tried before Justice
Cassety on yesterday, and discharged on
the payment of costs.
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LouIsyuIANs So rHr MnIrr CRonl

LoUIsyIIIAEs SEE THE WHITE CROOK
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday
says A friend to the 'Korklee' cause
sent up programme of the White Crook
TO some acquaintance in this city, who,
upon the receipt of il, took the first train
for Nashville, cav the Crook and re-
turned home on the morning train yester-
day, highly delighted"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NV GooDs.--A very carefully selected
stock Of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Canned Goods, salt and dried Fish, new
Buckwheat Flour, new Hams, fresh Butter,
fresh Cream, @rsted and egg Crackers, and
indeed all the choice eatables of the season,
Just received at W. w. ToTTEN & BRo.'s,
No. % College street, Nashville.
1..on az
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saehelor's HAIR Dye.-Tbis

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye ia the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dge-Hsrmless. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridieu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the III effects of Bad Dyes Invisorates the hair.
leaving II soff and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed RilEidm A. Bachelor. All Others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ldeo&tly
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sABBATH CnURCH SERVICE
Catholic.

ABtAOffcs
CATHEDRAL-Corner Of Cedar and Summer
StTeets. Right Rev. p. A. Feehan, D. D.; Rev.
~ Welsh and Rev. j. S. kean. Residence on
Summer street, adjoining the Cathedral. Sun
day ExerciseA.-Masses at 81 and o'clock, A.
d. High Mass and sermon at iOl9 4. NJ; Mass
Tor the teachers and scholars of the Sunday
, School at A. a.. and eatechetical instructions
immediately thereafter: Nespers and Bene-
diction ut 81 P. NJ. Masses every morning in
the week at and Z.
CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTIoN--Nor
Eashville Rev. Father Reps. Residence on
Church lot. Mass on Sunday at s A. NJ; High
Mass and sermon at 10 A. NJ; Catecbism for
children at P. ~; Nesper and benedlction at
Bpm.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH-Edgeheld Rev. I. A.
Berrrath. Mass on Sundays at 10 A. NJ
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baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST CH0RCH-East side Sum
rner street. between Union and Cedar streets
Rev. DIR. X. B. C. Howell. Pastor. Residence
No. II, North Summer street Services Mt II
An and 7lIP The Sunday School meets
SPRING STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Polk Avenue. Rev. ID. w. Phillips, Pastor.
Residence corner Spruce and Cedar streets.
CHERRY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Cherry and Elm streets. Rev. +. Petri.
Pastor, Services at II A. NJ, and IN p. N,
Office 10 basement.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH-South Col
lage street. near Howard School building.
Elder J. b. stephens. Residence Demum-
brane street, west Of McNairy, Services Of II
n. and ?. n.
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Markets By TELEGRAPH.

New York MOaey aud stock Market
NEW YosK, Dec. Mooney market active
and firm at 64<1I0 for First class bills. Gold
frmer. opening Of 371z. aud declng to 36eS. and
closing At 361s. The exports In specie to-day
were S77,375. Government stocks quiet and
shade easier. and closing steady. Coupons 81
ll2149ll2t<; do. l62 l071[9l071S; do 81 1879
104zS;; DO IS l051s9lo51<; do new lo714gl07S<i DO
1047S. Stocks opened steady and the market
closed firm. Stocks opened dali but were sub
ssqusntly more aetive and higher. closing firm
Canton 4sss94s5z; Cumberland nc 2si Wells tx
United States do 79]z; MeIchants 90 So; Pacific
Mail l2i54@l25i Atlantic llI1s@Is911; Western
Union g Hey ! orb Central q l47s's
s51S; ST. Paul 4li. Wabash ~: Michigan Cen
trail IlG91i14: Michigan Southern S1i<98l5k;
Illinois Central 1870 g ls354; Pittsburg s21<@sa
NorthWsstern 6i7sa62sS. ,RrefeTad 665sgeeX
Fort Wayne g85sg955si New Tennessee s21s;
DO old 63@
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YoRz, Dec. The market Is generally
inactive and prices steady; heavy brown sheet
inzs firm at I45ze for best eastern makes and
I51<c for Atlantic A; Atlantic s lie; PepperiIi Is
lS1z. do 4 1z1zc. do o he; do y 161ze Uewisht
x l0c; Great Walls j lie; Lawrence @ II: W.
ersft BE. print elolhs dull At $50, I2l,l sIle
for best standards
New FORK Market
EEx YORK. Dec 7.-Cotton Y &c better and
active; upiands l71<gI71zc. Flour i0Gl5c better;
saperfne. State and western 50 31sSs; extra
slate SO io4IZs extra western So 7O9l2 "a; X. u
O. Sl09ll common 70 good st. Louis $lzGl5.
Rye foar 81 2599 Is, Whisky quiet and un-
changed. Wheat better; s. re- 90 for 10.
Pring g for Nc. ] a.; s. q %, for amber Green
Bay; 81 1888 for white Cslifornls kye hrm
at e. Barley firm at 81 SO for Canada west.
in store. and 81 sQlgl 20 fer westaTn Corn IL
al ssiI s1ost: 81 s051 q for new DO. OatI are
sisadv al S4G79c for western 10 store and Sc
saosf CofIss quiet. Sugar quiet at l1<z5i2tzc
fsr Cuba and i214ael21s for HeLsna.. MolAsses
sr, - ts1sS-c Hos quiet Petroleum quiet
~ iolZ' Porn heavy at 81 YI92l % for msss
"a xiQlSIa 20 for prime and - s0922 571l for
1Tins negs Beef heavy Beef hams hTmer
tQ.1ai z mar at 42G5tc domsitic fleece 279sfc.
Pssf unbhanRsd: 13a1s for new mes; u Tor
nav extra nness. snt 22a5Or for prime mess,
Eozs firm al 93s9l0 Tobacco dalI Cat
meats steady az 59s2< -honldeIs lESlsh<,
Hams f.rmsr at IZ1lSs1354. Later-Flour closed
sSlfs, better With : fair demand. heat Ern
IN s22sal2 Is for No. spsinE, qua & 2S92 Al
Essisrn' Oats dun At 7sS IN itsss and 81 ahoat.
Corn frrner: 81 q 10 store. anaS 8 adoat for
nixed 7,sstern; g al 50 for new mixed do.
Pork quiet and steady az 81 20; Beet steady
With q Grrl demand, Cut n eats firm. Bacon
steady With fair demand. Lard firm at lo's
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