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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-25

The PULASKI DIFFICULTY w,
H. Bower, of the 45th infantry, the officer
sent to Pulaski to investigate the condition
of affairs there, has returned having made
the investigation ordered. He submits
report and a number of affidavits, which
may be seen at Gen. Duncan's headquarters
at Ash Barracks. They will shortly be
forwarded TO Gen. Thomas. The Lieutea-
ant lays the blame upon both parties, but
bears testimony to the good conduct and
motives of the majority of the people of
both sides. He expresses the opinion
that troops should be stationed there but
with the small force under his command,
Gen. Duncan does not deem it advisable to
send a detachment of regulars. Only a
commissioned officer and a squad could
be sent, and it is feared a collision with the
militia might ensue.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-The regular meet
ing Of the Board of Health was held last
evening. No business Of general interest
was transacted. The health Of the city is
unusually good.
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THE BYRAM MURDER-The prelimina-
ry examination is still progressing at JUS
tice Wilkinson The testimony is nearly
concluded.
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REDUCTION or FARE.-Fare on the
North Nashville Street railroad will next
week be reduced to five cents the North
College street bridge having been COM
pleted.
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DEATH OF Coz. JAGrEs,-Col Jno. II.
James died al Lookout Mountain yesterday
morning at o'clock. His remains will
arrive here this afternoon.
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New YORK. Sept. 2l-Cotton dull. mid
dlings Z315c. Flour closed 10000 lower on com
western SO 2ja13; extra western So 2Oa1250
Wheat-No. spring 81 1902 20; No. 2 do az q
az 30, Rye firm at 81 4S9l 50. Corn la2c bet
ter; 81 259l 80 for mixed western, 81 20GI q for
unsound, and 81 20 for white Southern. Oats
bots, PETROLEUM quiet. l5@l514 for crude and
3S1z for refined PrOyisiOns-PoTk frmer mess
SAGZ5. Bacon unchanged. Cut meats quiet and
steady. Lard dull l41&@145i for steam and ket
tie rendered
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tue appointment Of person to review the
Assessors book and make necessary changes
in assessments, was adopted.
Adjourned TO Monday next at NJ.
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The following dispatches we're received
at the Chamber Of Commerce to-day:

Inc ioIiC"lnB dispatches were received
at the Chamber Of Commerce to-day:
NEw YORK, Sept 24.-Gold opened at
~ lO3O.-Gold 1922 l2:30-Gold
1922. Cotton market dull but prices I'M
changed. Nashville middlings pc. r.
| M.-t+old l43 Cotton inactive and prices
dropping. Sales to-day 500 bales; quota
tons nominally unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Sept "a, IIA.M.-Cotton
market quiet but firm sales to-day 10000
bales at 9tC99sd. 5 P. M.-Cotton market
active; sales to-day 1900 bales at 9.6
9sd
BAcoH.-Market less firm than last
week, though the supply is not large. We
quote clear sides at 10! shoulders 15916;
plain country hams I9c
SUGAR.-TLe sales are not large, though
steady and firm at our quotations. Dema-
arara and Porto Rico 15616; New Or
leans l6c; crushed and powdered 1aGIOcs
Wharf.-The receipts have not been
large to-day, but the prices are stiff and
unchanged We quote: White 81 I50225:
amber y lO9S2 - red S2CG2 203 +: Med
iterranean 81 8OG1s5.
coFTEE.-Rio 2l0 pc Laguyra ESQ
Doc; Java 38fa40c
BAGGIEG.-Io.nessee 23c per yard In
dia &c.
RoPE--CreenIeaf 14c Per pound
f1oUE.-Mountain Dew Sl3; Lebanon
Mills white wheat SO; Cream Of the City
Sl2 Cumberland MillsS10; silversprings
Mills SII.
COTToE "a aEs.-I6, u and 21c.
BUTTER-I8c % pc.
MoLAssFs Golden Syrup 81 80; New
Orleans 95GI 90 sorghum zoe.
SALTS 30 ior bashei barrels.
EcGs-l59 2Oo per dozen.
a LARD-In barrels l5c; IL kegs l66164.
CoRN-Loose in wagons Toe; in store
10 good sacks, 81. |
oATs-Not much in demand prices rule
from So to Co.,
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WEBER & Co.'s regular sale takes place
this morning at 10 o'clock. The goods in
store are for sale regardless Of cost.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-25

THE Adams Express has our thanks for
late Cincinnati papers.
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The banks have thus S3l, 5000 less
deposits and SIS, 10000 less legal tenders
than they had one year ago. How then
can We consider ourselves in the same easy
condition for meeting the fall demand az
last year. In the autumn Of 1866 We had
a very dull business in merchandise, the
crops were light and were held back ia the
West to very late period. This fall, bn-
siness moves with greater freedom, and
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CRIMINAL COURT, Sept. 24.-His Honor
Judge Smith, presiding.
State rs. NJ. Y. White, assault and bat
terry; cost.
State as NJ. Y. White and f. L. Buch-
ansn, sci IA, nolie and cost.
State as Sam Allison, COL, assault to
murder verdict guilty five years in peni-
Tertiary; motion in arrest of judgement.
Dennis Mullins was nsturalized.
State as. Jack Vaughn. col, larceny plea
guilty verdict twenty days in Jail
State as. Chss. Lodge, col, larceny.
Frank Reid, Esq, was appointed to defend.
Continued on affidavit of defendant till
next term Of the court. Defendant remain
ing in Jail.
Court adjourned till Thursday at nine
O'Clock.
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& CIRCUIT CoURr met at the usual hour,

& CIRCUIT COURT met al the usual hour,
Judge John A. Campbell on the bench.
The examination Of witnesses in the case
OF Munday us. Phoenix Insurance Com
pany, occupied nearly the entire day.
Judge Gaut opened the argument for the
plaintiff. lie resumes it this morning.
There will be three other speeches made, 20
that the case will exhaust the greater part
Of the day. Meanwhile, parties litigant,
who have cases pending this weeks docket,
hang hstlessly around the bar.
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r. T. KIRKPATRICK is now in New York
making his Fall purchases. If you want
to see new, elegant dress goods, go to No.
% College street [sepl8 I'm
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TIE CITY-

OPENING AND CIrssNo 80. T.te
MATTS-AUaslsF tss-OGsc.al.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 24-Sales Of III hhds Of
tobacco; Tugs lower leaf higher at s4Gl7 50 for
Virginia leaf. Supsrfne -four 81 75Gll =:
81 80 ear 81 Is. Oats in bulk 6OG6jc Cotton
221Zc. Mess pork S24 so Bacon shoulders
liZc; clear sides 1879. Whisky in bond 35c
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fttSt Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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NashvIIie:Cattle Market.

NASHVILLE, Sept y
There have been some fat cattle in the
stalls this week. Quite number OF good
sheep have been brought in We quote
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-25

LECTURE FoR THE BENEFIT OF THE
TENNESSEE BENEVOLENT SoCIETY-The
lecture by Dr.. Young, subject "The Negro"
a reply TO Ariel, will be delivered Friday
night at the Masonic Hall, instead of the
First Presbyterian Church, as announced
Sunday. Admittance fifty cents; tickets
10 be had at the door.
Mrs. +. GRUMPY PORTER, Pres
Mrs. T. /. MARSHALL, Sec'ry.
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second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga
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New York DrygooeIs Market.

NEw fORg. Sept 2i.-The market moderately
active. Prices firm at lsc for Merrimack prints;
l5c for COchen; 1870 for Pacific; l5c for Rich
mond5 and Oriental llc for Amosksg l2IIc for
Victoria Sc for Empire; &c for standard prints
Cloths l7Gl712c for standard, Sh seting l68l6Jzc
for inferior and seconds - 82s1(1 for Oils.
Cotton hannels. PFC for Hamilton q inch and
and 2 JIc for Hamilton 81 inch
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JAMES SLOAN, Chairman.

The special committee to whom was re-
ferred the matter of consulting Wm.
Nichol and Arson Nelson, Commissioner,
in regard TO the widening of Union
street, reported in favor of accepting do
nation from said persons of seven and
half feet of ground on each side OF said
street, and of improving the street at the
expense of property holders.
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MEETING oFTuE BOARD OF ALDER
FEN
Reports Fiscal and ForsnighfIy-Renf-
ting of Red Mems HaiI-The Corpora
ton Checks RHI Fails 10 Effect a
SHGnRRRGInER NJ ak.a D..Ra~

"eports Fiscal and FOrtnighfly-Renf-
ing OF Red Mems HaiI-The Corpora
tion Checks BiII Fails 10 Effect a
suspension Of the Rules, etc.
A regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men was held yesterday afternoon, Mr..
Brodie in the chair.
Present, Aldermen Thompson, Kinney,
Sloan, Creighton, Haynie, Chiffon, Kircher
and Nolen.
REPORTS.
Geo. s. KINNEY, Chairman of the Street
Committee, reported $349, 500 90 expended
on streets during the year ending Septem-
Der 2lst. Due the city from property owners
for curbing $25, 573 OF. Due from Davidson
county for half cost of stone crossings to
Court House S474 81. Due from property
owners for plank sidewalks S13,225 so.
Due from subscribers to Cherry street sewer
$3.50. Due from street railroads for rebairs
10 Nicholson pavement 1924. Actual out
lay by the city $308, 148 SO. Should the
street railroads be charged with the con-
struetion of the Nicholson pavement be- |
tween the rails from Church to Cedar, on |
Cherry street, the outlay of the city would |
be reduced to 1906, 725 6S. In the first |
ward, five streets have been repaired;
second ward, eight; third ward, ten fourth |
ward, eight; fifth ward, nine sixth ward,
eight; seventh ward, twelve; eighth ward, |
ninth ward, five; tenth ward, four |
Jno. L. Glenn, Water Tax Collector, re-
ported S264l 25 collected for the two
weeks ending Sept. oath.
A. V. Rutland, Revenue Collector, re-
ported total collections from the 10th to
he oath, $9485 SO, leaving 1854 20 sub.
ect to the order of the Board of Educa-
ion.
Thos. S. Hays City Auditor, reported
he following accnnnts for aIIouanca.
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H'Hashh N8rtiPEu.
iihst Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
second Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga
4-tfl p. 49, 4uN p. n.
OcCaiHF. Memphis and New Orleans.
lZ'Jl Midnight. ...--. .--. -.....2.O0 p. NJ.
Edgeaeld and Kentucky u. v.
4.00 p. A. n
Northwestern X ".
$50 r. A. ~
Lebanon via stage.
l2H1 midnight P n
ThOmasviIie vita stage.
Ihursday
1900 midnight .......-.........Saturday 500 p "
Iordsn's Store via stage.
Monday 1910 Pm.
wednesday 10 ...-..-..-...-s.-...-... do
Friday do -.....--.--..-.......... do
Iiberty-Vis Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statewide
Thursday 1900 midnight THURSDAY 5:00P ".
once Hours.
From 4. ". to 6P.M Sundays. 7to9A.N.
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Oecaiar. Memphis and New Orleans.
lg-l1 miiniebt 200 y N
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EdRefIeld and Kentucky u. Y.
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NEW BusINEss.

Mr.. Chiffon introduced a bill for the
widening Of Union street from Summer TO
Cherry. Passed one reading.
Mr.. Nolen introduced bill making the
pay Of workhouse guards the same as that
OF the police. Passed one reading.
Mr.. Creighton introduced bill appro-
priating $1,000 10 Charles Morley for re-
numbering the houses of the city. Passed
two readings and referred
Mr.. Thompson introduced bill appro-
priafing 5000 to the Board Of Education.
Passed three readings.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Kinney, for
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We are authorized to announce L. k SPAIN
a. candidate for Councilman from the Tenth
Ward. at the ensuing municipal election
sepl5 I'd
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1.'a1 T. lUeisl A. NJ.
Lebanon via stage.
ll ruf9nfrhf
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zAsHv1LLEAND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD

Passenger Trains
Leaves Nashville at.......G.l0 A. NJ aud 635 P. n.
Arrives st Nashville at..7.00 a. N. and 400 P. AZ.
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
rive at Nashville A. NJ
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

From 4. n. to 6P.W. Sundays. : to Al
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-19
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 18.-Colonel
Wood, Chief of the secret service divis-
ion of the Treasury Department has
had all his detectives at work in the
service recovering counterfeit 7-3O notes
1t is definitely asccrtained that over
1000 have been put upon the market
and that the plates were not made IL
Europe. Headquarters for printing
them and the clue to the whole pro
ceedings is said to be in the possession
of the secret service officers. Accord
ing to representations one gang of coun'
terfeiters had been so successful will
his 1905 that he forgot his discretion
and commenced putting into circula
ton counterfeit sl0's and Sos banl
notes and upon the latter charge, was
captured when he proved to he one o
the very men whom Colonel Wood wa'
in pursuit Of He was identified az
having passed a number of 1905 OF
a Brooklyn banker. His name Ii
Cooper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-19
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October lS.
FLOUR-Dull, and 25c lower; family
IL 90; extra IL 90.
WHEAT-Dull; sales at 2 60 for No. l
red.
CORN-Dull, at l GOAL O3 for No. l
shelled, and 95 for old, and 10 for new;
new ear is selling at 75a9O, iii the field,
in Kentucky. ----s.- r.g r. -
OATS-Duu, at Grass. q
RYE-Sales at 1 49,
BARLEY-Dull, of 30a1 As for
spring, and ] Goal 20 for fall, being a
decline. $3.50.
COTTON-Dull, at Is for middling,
and the demand light.
TOBACCO-Active; sales LOG hhds. al
GALE for lugs, and l5a29 for leaf.
WHISKY-Unchanged.
MESS PORK-Sales 200 bbls.
BACON-In better demand; sales OF
shoulders at lac; clear sides at lSc; not
many sides offering at the quotation;
l4Ic is offered for shoulders, to be de-
livered the first two days of November
LARD-In good demand at he; sales
700 tierces.
BUTTER-Dull; sales at 33a4Oc for
fresh western, and 42a45c for New York
State.
CHEESE--Firm; sales at li3al5c.
EGGS-Sales ut PIC.
HAY-Scarce and firm at 20 Qua
90 10 for good to prime timothy on ar
rival.
COFFEE-Unchauged and quiet.
SUGAR-Quiet and unchanged.
LINSEED OIL-Sales at Ia.
SEEDS-Sales of Flax ut 40; Clover
dull, and Timothy at 40.
GOLD-144 buying, and closing dull
MONEY-Demand pressing.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, October IL.
MONEY-Market active and finn at
7 per cent for call loans.
STERLING-Dull and heavy at o5a9
in gold for first class bills.
GOLD-Weak, opening at l44s, adj
vancing to 443, and declined to LA at
the close.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet, and
without decided change; coupons of 81,
11O5; do ~, ll1s; do ga, 1851; do '65,
1881; do new issue, 1864; do '67, 1861;
10-4Os, 1901; 7-30s, 104s; Missouri Skies,
1O5talO6; new Tennessees 81.
The Express reports money decidedly
easier at the close and the supply in ex-
cess. The rumors of failures are I'M
founded. The Assistant Treasurer to-
day converted 81 ,220, 900 of7-3O notes in
to 500 bonds, and paid off Sl7, 200 August
notes. The compound notes were eX.
chang ed for certificates to the extent OF
SlSO,6OO, and S7O,959 were paid off i'll
currency.
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FROM cHARLEsToN.ss

Commemorative Jury Regulations.
New YORK, October 1s.-The Heralds
Charleston special says: General Canoy
returned last evening from Columbia,
after full and satisfactory conference
with Governors Orr and WORTH Inc
principal object of the conferences was
to make arrangements for the hnanclai
affairs of the State. The fiscal year ex-
hires at the end of this month, and no
means exist for carrying on the State
government. Measures were agreed
9pon to meet this difficulty.
The following new jury order was
adopted:
go 5-i MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, October LIST, 1867.
General Order No. 100:
Upon the representation of the Gov.
ernor of South Carolina that from want
of sufficient time il will be Impractical
Bile to empanel juries in some OF the
districts, and Circuit Courts OF TINS
State, in accordance with the Prov
sions of general order No. ~, In season
for the fall terms of said courts, anu
that a delay IL the administrator oi
iustice NAV result therefrom' Is Is OF
dered, ,.. a
Circuit Courts the jurors already drawn
and summoned under the provisions OF
General Order No. 30, be empanneled
for the trial of all jury causes that may
be set for trial at the next ensuing term
of the said Courts, the right of chal-
lenge by reason of non-registration TO
be allowed and exercised as prescribed
BY General Order No. 80.
Second, in drawing juries for the fall
terms of the District and Circuit Courts
for the next term of the said courts, the
iuries shall be drawn from the lists OF
all citizens who have paid taxes for the
current year and in the manner pre-
scribed by the laws of the State and t.
The end that the right of challenge
.hall be effective. The sheriff OF each
district will be furnished with the
list of registered voters in his district
after the same shall have been revised
in conformity with the act of Congress
of July 10Th, '67. The execution O
special orders No. 176, paragraph 9th
current series from the headquarters, Il
suspended and until the revision OF the
registration rs aforesaid has been com
pleted.
Third, Where juries have been EN-
panelled for any district or circuit O
this State in conformity with the pro
visions of General Order No. ~, sucf
panel shall be deemed and held to be
i valid and effective panel.
Senior Romero was serenaded at INT
Charleston Hotel this evening. Alarge
crowd was in attendance.
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without delay for the Elixir, and be at once re-
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IL guaranteed In every instance. Price o. OF
four bottles 10 ono address, s..
One bottle is sufficient TO effect cure In all
ordinary cases.
Also, DR. JOISYILLRS SPRcIFIC Pills,
for the speedy and permanent curo 0f Gonorr-
hea, elect, Urethral Discharges, Gravel, Strict
ure, and all affections Of the Kidneys aud bad.
der. Cures effected in from one to ave days.
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the SYSTEM aud never naRseafe
the stomach. or inpregnate the breath, Ne
change OF diet IL necessary while usfh9 them,
Nor does their aotion in any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Price 81 per box.
Eth er Of the above mentioned articles WIN be
sent 70 any address, closely sealed, and post
paid, by mail or express on receipt Of price. Ad.
dreos ell orders 20 @
BERGER, SHUTS, & Co, Chemists.
No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, v. z.
mar231y-eOd&w
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The Fenians i'm Canada.

TORONTO, October 1S-The Ottowa
correspondent of the Globe says he has
special information confirming the
statement regarding the Fenian arms
at Pottsdam. The arms are those seized
by the United States Government in
1866 and lately restored to agents,
About 4O60 stand have arrived at Potts
dam and lot of cavalry saddles. 1t is
supposed that the Fenians will take
advantage CT the elections to come OF
in New York aud attempt raid when
both political parties least desire to
quarrel with them. The Government
authorities of Canada are in full pos.
session of information as to the move
ment and the necessary precautions
! have been taken.
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BARLEY-1a2 lower; sales of 7s, 900
/ 5Ia1 So for Canada West.
MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts 60, 229 bushels; mar
ket more active OF 2a3 lower; sales OF
1861 900 bushels at 37ia1 80 for west
ern mixed in store and afoat, closing at
80 afoat.
oATS-Receipts 1O,15O bushels lag
lower; sales OF 81 900 bushels ut elaeSi
for western.
RICE-Dull; sale of go tierces Caro-
lima at Gall.
COFFEE-DHll. .oo -,
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 600 hogs
heads at 115al24 for Cuba and Is for
Porto Rico. .aoo ,or
rels of Cuba at 4ea53.
PETROLEUM-Dull; sales at l4taio
for crude and 32ia34 for refined bonded:
HOGS-Quiet at 4oa65 for new and
PORK--Firmer and irregular; sales
$500 barrels at % 25a22 60 for mess,
closing at % 81 cash; 20 OOa2O so for
prime.
BEEF-Sales so barrels. at previous
prices. :. II t9 Z q
BACON-More active; sales 1850 boxes
Cumberland cut, December and Janu-
airy, at Iii.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales 16O pack
ages at 1ltal2f fer shoulders and ltta
III for hams. '''" -
LARD-Irregular; sales 1910 barrels
at 13ia144 for hams, the latter an ex-
treme. 40 -
BUTTERFLY good demand at 2Oa42
for State.
CHEESE-Quiet and steady.
LATEST P. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed dull at 10al5c lower
for medium and common grades.
WHEAT-A little firmer with rather
more of an export demand; sales OF No.
3 spring at 216a2 Ia; No. spring at
. 2la2 %; No. spring at 2 3la2 81.
RYE-Quiet; sales at Goal ID for
western.
OATS-More steady; sales at s2aS2ic
for western.
CORN-Quiet; sales at Sal 3s3 for
| good to prime mixed western.
PORK-Dnll and heavy; sales of 2OOO
bbls mess at % 25a22 40 cash and regu'
lar, closing heavy at % so regular.
BEEF-Nominal.
CUT MEATS--Quiet and unchanged.
BACON-Fairly active and steady.
LARD-Steady; sales at 14tal4sc fol
fair to prime steam and kettle rem
dered.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
New York Market

New YORK, October Is.
COTTON-A shade lower; sales 1900
bales at l5!al9c for middling upland,
chiefly at 10.
FL0UR-Receipts 1856 bbls; mar.
ket fully 20a3tc lower; sales OF
$500 bbls at 10 O0alO 90 for superfne
State and western; ~ 00al0 80 for extra
western: 10 5Oal4 90 for round hoop
Ohio; 10 Scale so for st. Louis.
Included in the sales are 1000 bbls extra
State for December at 10 75. California
dull and lower; sales of 300 sacks at
IL 5OalS so. Rye -four, sales at Pa
9 %. "a -...pR' rf
wH1SKY-Quiet and steady.
wHEAT-Receipts of s,31o; 2a4c
lower, with fair business, at q de-
cline; sales of II 1000 bushels, at liza
2 ls for Nos spring; 2 20a2 ~ for No. 2
do; 2ao for extra choice do; 2 29a2 81
for No. I do; 275 for amber State; 5 IS
for choice white Michigan.
RYE-Dull and lower; sales of 1900
bushels western at l 60.