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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-07

A DeIectaple I.ocaIity-A Man Knocked
down and RObbed-NtEht Secrets of
Lick Branch.

! A Delectarle I.ocaIfty-A Man Knocked
down and RObbed-NiEht Secrets of
Lick Branch.
There is not, perhaps, locality or sub
urb in any town or city that has been the
scene Of more hidden crimes and midnight
mysteries than the fat section bordering on
Crawford street, and stretching from the
foot of South College, across Cherry and
Summer streets, and running along with
Lick Branch in the northern part Of this
city. The population breeding and tester
ing along that locality is the very worst
that could af1ict any city, being composed
of the most debased whites, negroes, mixed
bloods, and every conceivable specimen
Of depraved humanity. Scarcely day or
a night passes without the development Of
some crime or piece of petty villainy.
lie ell the hidden secrets of that
valley beyond the trestle-work along
The entertainments and on Lick Branch
could be presented in living array, and in
the light Of day, il would be enough to
make "the knees of terror quake" Lick
Branch and its bordering valley are the
scenes Of robberies, garrotings, murders,
rapes, infanticides and every foul deed in
the catalogue Of crime. Ii is truly the
valley and shadow Of death, whose earth
is poison and whose atmosphere is CONF
posed Of fetid and pestilentiai vapors.
Not long since We published the arrest of
parties charged with driving woman there
in hack and attempting to outrage her
person. Since then wechronieled the shoot
ing Of a negro in the same locality. How
many other crimes there are perpetrated,
and which are forever unreyealed to hu-.
man eyes, we know not. The rank weeds
and the moulding debris Of the city con-
ceal the evidences Of the guilty deeds and
the blood of the victims flows of with the
waters Of Lick Branch and tells no tales.
On Thursday night, near twelve o'clock,
a man was decoyed into that locality by
three scoundrels, two soldiers and coad-
jutor. Just beyond the embankment they
pounced upon him like fends He was
quickly knocked down and~choked by one
of the parry while the other two rihed his
pockets, relieving him Of his pocketsbook
containing twelve dollars, some papers he
had and a memorandum book. Having
accomplished this the thieves fed in the
darkness, leaving their victim with a
bloody nose and no small change, TO make
his way back TO town, a wiser if not bets
ter man. The locality referred TO is a
faVorite resort for the votaries Of crime,
and fruitful field for police investigations.
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A COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
THROAT requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. If allowed to continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, a permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TKOCHRs
Having a a direct influence to the parts, give
immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Eafarrh, COnsumptive and Throat
Diseases, Troches are used with always good
success. Singers and Public Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice,
Obtain only Browns Bronchisl Troehes," and
do not take any of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
Oct27 4meod
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LAST NIGHT OF THE WHITE Crook
To night will positively be the last night
of the great burlesque-the White Crook
The amateurs are all engaged in business
pursuits in the city, and their labors
through the day and acting at night has
wearied them out. This, then, is the last
chance our people will have of witnessing
it, OF course every seat will be filled, and
should be, especially as the piece was got
ten up at very heavy outlay. The won-
derful success of the play has been impress
dented in the stage exhibitions of Nash
vile. HI,
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The CASE or Mr.. STEFEL.-The case
of Isaac Steifel, who was arraigned before
Justice Cassety under State warrant,
charged with obtaining fifteen kegs Of lager
beer under false pretenses, was disposed Of
yesterday. Mr.. Steifel was honorably dis
charged, it being proven that he was the
rightfnl owner Of the property.
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PERsoEAL.-Hon. Eugene Underwood,
formerly Of the bar Of this place, but now
a resident Of ST. Paul, Mimi, is at present
in the city enjoying the associations Of his
old friends and acquaintance. He is look
ing in fine health and spirits.
Hon. A. o. p. Nicholson is in the city
and stopping at the ST. Cloud Hotel
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To my FdloD-citizeas Of The Nineteenth
Judicial Circuit Of Davidson county At the
urgent request Of the members Of the bar,
and others Of my fellow~citizens, an
nounce myself candidate for the position
Of Judge Of said circuit.
OF the manner in which | have dis.
charged the duties of said Office (which |
have long held it does not become me to
speak. Suffice it to say that | have inn
partially and laboriously endeavored to
perform my whole duty. If the people and
the bar approve my efforts to administer
the law, it will ever be TO me source OF
sincerest qualification and if they desire
me to continue TO hold the position Of Judge
OF this circuit, will be most grateful for
their Endorsement through the ballot-box.
II, however, they ihould prefer some other
person, will cheerfully submit, and re-
turn TO the practice of my profession.
Respectfully,
dec 6-lt NJ. NJ. BRIES.
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TsREATENISG To sHooT.-A peace war
rant was sworn ont before Justice Mathews
on yesterday by Milly Hart against Sarah
Understood, cyprian who refused to pay
Milly wash bin and also threatened 10
shoot her The case will be tried this
morning by Justice NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NFw Goops.-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, erated and egg Crackers, and
indeed all the choice eatables of the season,
just received at w. w. ToTTEN & Bros,
No. % College street, Nashville.
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New Marriage Guide.

An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors, Abuses and Diseases. incidentto youth and
early manhood, which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress DIR. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa,
san& I'm
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CRIMINAL AND CIRCUIT CoURTs--There
we're no cases Of especial public interest
before either Of these courts on yesterday,
The docket and misdemeanor cases occupy.
ing the trime Of the Criminal Court, while
the Circuit Court cases were Of no general
importance.
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For KEFPING A GAMING HOUSE.
Stephen johnson was arrested by the police
on Thursday night, charged with keeping
a gaming house. He was before the Police
Court on yesterday, but the case was con.
tinued till this morning.
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RacheIor,a Hair Dye.-This spIendi

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dve-Hsrmless. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the ill effects Of Bad Dyes Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William a. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations. and should be avoided. Sol q
Barclay street. New York. ldeo29-ly
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STEALING a SHAwL.-Patienee Hall, a
negro woman, was arrested on yesterday,
and tried before Justice Cassety on the
charge Of stealing shawl from another
woman. Her csse was continued untilihis
morning. 4
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PARDoNED BY GOVERNOR BRowNLow
--Rufus Leslie, the negro man who has
been in jail for eight months and who was
sentenced to three years 10 the State peni
tentiary for stealing drygoods, was par
donsd on yesterday by Governor Brownlow.
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-Squire Shute, a
negro man, was before Justice Cassety on
Yesterday, charged with fraudulentbreach
Of trust in refusing 10 pay over money be-
longing to Rice Woodson. He gave bonds
for his appearance before Justice Cassety al
, o'clock this morning.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following is
list Of marriage licenses issued from the
County Court CLERK 8 Office from November
20 to December g.
VIM. I. Parkes and Mary t. Taylor.
Moses Kramer and Margaret NJ. Ander-
son.
s. II. Roach and Lucinda G. Williams.
N. l.. Hsrbrongh and Bette Patton.
James Lawrence and Mary Ann Staten.
Clemens H. Taphorn and Louisa Bush.
Thomas A. Knowles and Sarah A. z.
Pool
Edward Muller and Katharine Halter.
VIM. G. Blythe and Mary A. Alexander.
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IMPROVEMENTS ON CHERRY STREET,
There are several new brick houses being
completed on North Cherry street, some OF
them presenting very beautiful and attrac
tive fronts.
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WHIrE CEooK. Parties having accounts
against the White Crook will die them at
the box Office Of the Summer Street Thea
ter between this date and Saturday, 4
O'Clock +. NJ, with approval signed by par
ties contracting the debt. dec6 IL
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THE APoCALYPsE.-This wonderful ex-
hibition drew another good house last
night There VIII be a matinee this after
noon, and tonight its season here will
close. As these will be the last opportuni-
ties afforded orr citizens Of seeing this
truly excellent production, there should
be no empty seats in Masonic Hall Today
and tonight.
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SINGLETON, at the Postofiice, has Peter
sons Magazine for January, Harper's
Bazaar, Waverly Magazine, Chimney Cor
ner, New York Ledger, Lacrosse Democrat
Brick Pomeroy's paper), and the UNION
AND DISPATCH and other leading dailies.
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HOss.-L. K. Hooper and Adam Coe will
commence slaushterins hogs in a few days.
Planters need not fear to bring their hogs to this
market. as they will Meet with ready sales for
cash. Headquarters at Morse Stock fsrds.
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RIVER RIsNe.-There was rise in the
Cumberland at this place of two feet and
half ON yesterday evening. Il continues
10 rain and the river is still rising slowly.
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ALL QU1ET.-There were no arrests of
Importance at the police headquarters up
to IL o'clock last night. The city was quiet
last night, and eyil-doers seemed to keep
within doors.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NAsHv1LIE. Dec. 6. 1856,

CoTrcS.-To-day has been one of great
activity in the cotton market. The market
opened in the morning lively at 1S@13ie
for best grades, with ordinary at 1910 l22c,
and after large sales, closed bouysnt at
1S4@l3Ac for the finer qualities. The adj
vices from the East are favorable, and we
may expect heavy transactions if those de
string to buy can get the currency, The
receipts for the day have been 4S3 bales;
shipments 295, and sales 799.
The sales were as follows: SO bales at
1886; &c at 1850; 123 at Isle; 10 at 1859;
iSa 195c; 507 at lSc; % al l2Sc; 81 at
l24c; at lie; 40 at l11c; Is at 1OAc;
and at &c.
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Selling Out at New York Cost.
To close business, We are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brandies. Havana and Do
mcstic Cigars. PAHDoLFiEI & RIvA,
ian1O u North Cherry street.
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WAETED.-Any person having fur
nished room to rent, centrally located, car
hear Of good ierant by addressing B, al
this office
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Hon. JAMES WENTWORTH, Chm.

NOTICE 10 THE CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC
ConEIrrEE.-A meeting Of the Central
Democratic Committee will take place in
the Chancery Court room tomorrow (Sst
urdsy) afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Business of Importance demands the
presence Of every member.
By order Of the Chairman.
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Kentucky state I.otfery-Tbe only

Kentucky State L.Otfery-Tbe only le-
salized Drawings in the United Statss The
Grand Holiday Drawing will take place Deoem-
Der 3lst. $29O650 to be distributed. Capital
prize, $4,000 Communications strictly conf
Dental. Circulars sent free. by addressing
MURRAY, EDDY Co.
novl2 l3teod COvington, Ky.
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Good wine improves in flavor by time
and so does the great burlesque. Another
crowded house greeted the performance last
night, and, if possible, were more delighted
than ever, The variations in the readings
from night to night are happy and telling
and the amateurs seem to have attained
perfection.
As matter of course, the receipts are
rapidly raising the noble cause they are
intended to subserve, out of debt and as
the fun grows fast and furious, the friends
of the crippled Rebs feel an additional
thrill of qualification. The box Office re-
mains open all day, bat eligible seats can
only be secured BY going early.
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FIRE.-At the hour of going to press
2O'clock-a fire is raging in West Nash
vile, south of Church street
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER DURING THE
WEEK, ENDING DEC. 81. D. Osburn to
W. c. Winter, power of attorney to trans=
act business in Texas.
Sophia w. Harden TO Y. J. Haryille,
deed to land in Hickman, $4,000.
John H. Deford to o. HI. Webster. bill
of sale interest in cotton factory.
w. f. Watkins to Thomas Chandler,
deed to house and lot in city, $500.
John A. Cox to Thos. E. Cox, deed to
land in Cheatham comfy, $3.50.
Samuel w. Cox to Thos. E. Cox, deed
TO land in Cheatham county, $3.50.
Isaac B. Cox to 1hos. f. Cox, deed TO
land in Cheatham county, $3.50.
Z. Franklin to Samuel Levick, deed TO
lot on Market street, $2950.
Cumberland Lodge No. 8, F. 4 A. NJ,
transfer Masonic Temple rents.
Brandon & Lawrence to Buck, Barnes 4
Co., transfer of clarm in Circuit Conrt.
j. C. Thompson to Philip Thompson,
lot near Memphis, $240o.
A. j. Warren to Jas. A. Mcclure, title
bond to lot in Edgefeld.
Thomas d. Watkins to W. B. Hays, deed
to land in Dickson and Pike district
1898 81. It..sf 1EE
Morton B. Howell, c. & NJ, TO Sarah A.
r. Gee, deed to 423 acres and So poles oil
land in county, SIS, 468.
Marshall Tyson by G. w. Trigg to NJ
B. Clement, release of lien on lots in Frank
lin county.
Eolen 6 Bray and Nelson & Co., to c.
F. Nail, transfer lease Of property on Dead
| erick street.
John NJ. Shelton to Mr. Knowles, deed tc
lot in city, $3.50.
Edward Muller to Katharine Thaler,
bill of sale Of personality.
L. d. Terry and wife to Henry Knapp
deed to land in Washington county.
o. Y. Rutland to n G. Smith, deed tc
| part of lot on Spring street, $3.50.
John B. Everett, trustee, to Melton, Pratt
6 Go, deed TO property near High and
| Broad streets.
John T. I. Odens to Adeline T. Odena
deed to lot in city, $500.
VIM. Edmiston to David Bright poWel
Of attorney TO transact business in ObioT
county.
Mechanics B. and L. Association to II
B Chapman, release Of mortgage on lane
in county.
]. H. Ramsey 10 Luther B Richster
personsi property.
WHITF CRooK.-Sests in gallery a
Summer Street Theatre, fifty cents.
Reserved seats unoccupied at the end o
the first act will be held no longer, unles
special instruction is given By parties hold
| ing the tickets. deco If
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Central Committee ON Democratic
Orrauf ZaffOu.

NASHVILLE, Nov. %, 1867.--In com.
plisnce with the resolutions adopted by
the meeting held in the markethouse Of
this city on Saturday, the 9th inst, the
gentleman named below have been ap-
pointed BIZ the Chairman as the Central
Democratic Committee Of the State Of
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The Healing Pool, ana HOuse of
Mercy. = Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors, Abuses aud Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers, and create impedimsnts
to Marriage with sure means Of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Adore
DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Asso-
citation, Philadelphia, Pa. mayl9 3n
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Dec. G.. PM.-FlOur higher; AID
holders are asking an adanee OF = cents lam,
lily S1161l %. Wheat 81 50 for No. red. and
81 As for No. 2 red. Corn frmer; new s9sOc.
Oats quiet at Sc. Rye advanced to 81 s., and
holders asked 81 90 at the close. Cotton shade
frner and higher at l4Z9l5e for middlinFs
Whisky very dull and prices nominal At 81 ~.
Tobacco in demand; Jugs 61z0l21z; leaf SlSl92s.
Hogs in good demand and prices higher. closing
very firm at Sc 75G7 Is gross. and s. 5Og9 net
Pork in demand at 81 for old, and So 50 Tor
new. Lard in good demand at l2l5e. Green
meats in demand at "a, 10 and l21<. for shout
ders aud hams. There is little or nothing
doing in bulk meats. Petroleum. duh at &c for
refined, duty paid. Butter scarce at 36a40c Tor
fresh western. Eggs advancnd to 32c, and the
supply light. Linseed oil steady at Sl9l Oh, the
latter for jobbing. Apples and potatoes are I'M
changed with a fair demand apples g 5Od4 !
potatoes S3a3 o per bbl Beef cattle are in
tight supply, and the market at So 50q6 50 for
gross. Sheep firm but unchanged GALES at 81 ~
as 50 per GENITAL, gross The money mar ket Is
a shade easier at l0gl2 per cent. Excha nge ~
plenty and duh. Gold l37 buying and 1917 SELF
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White CrOOk.-Rsserved seats at the end
of the first act will be held no longer unless spe-
cial instruction is given By parties holding the
tickets essE4s dec6 If
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GREAT AUCTION SALE
r. e AL E s 7 A II E

On Wednesday next. December II, COM
mencing with Lots on Church street. adjoining
the Chattanooga Railroad. Sale will be contin
ued from day to day until the whole property
in Hynes 4 Boyds Addition, belonging to R. c..
McNairy & Co., is sold. This sale is peremp-
tory. tosettle copartnership. and to close upon
the grounds adjoining the residence Of the late
John o. Ewing. and known as Dayis-Gussman
city. sE H&
A splendid entertainment will be given upon
the grounds. and the public are invited to
attend. 0mnibuses carrying the crowd to and
from the grounds will leave our office at 1917
o'clock. --h
Terms-0ne- fourth cash. balance one and two
years. with interest. Persons wishing to dis
count their purchases can do 80 at ten per cent.
on the deferred payments.
J. L. & R. W. Brown and
F. r. CHEATHAN. Agents.
BARNES DoLIN, Auctioneers.
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Gold was shade higher in New York
yesterday. The following were the quota
tons: Opened at 1875, was 1873, at 1890,
1873 at IL, 1875 at noon, and closed at
1871 ct P. NJ. Brokers here were paying
1865 and asking 1871.
Government securities were quoted in
NJ Xrrl- rrnnfnrInr, M f,llnura.
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White CrOOk.-Seats in the Gallery re-
duced to Fifty Cents. Let everybody go. lots
of fun. dee5 If
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK Market.


NEw YORK, Dee Cotton 1z93<c better anC
active; uplsnds 1797Ac. Flour l5@25c better
superfine State and western So 459l0 So. extra
state 50 1912; extra western SO 60912 &c; X. II
O. S109l2 common to good st. Louis $l2gl5
Rye -four 81 2599 10. Whisky quiet and un-
changed Wheat better; 81 23t92 % for No. {
spring; 50 3592 80 for No do; So 40 for amber
Green Bay; 81 80 for white California. Rye
firm at 81 70. Barley firm at 81 % for western,
in store, and 81 50gl 60 for Canada west. Corn
2G3c better at 81 80 for mixed western in store;
81 3513 afOat: 81 S0Gl 81 for new do Oats are
steady Of 74G7sc for western in store, and Sc
afioat. Coffee quiet. Sugar quiet at 1lzs@l2s4c
for Cuba, and l21I61l21s tor Havana. MOlasses
firm at 65667c Hogs quiet. Petroleum quiet
at l01Z. Pork heavy at S2l 4492l IS for me-
and SlSGlS 80 for prime and SIG 5000 Tor
prime mess Beef heavy. Beef hams frmer
Hogs firm at l0@1O14: Tobacco dull. Cut
meats steady at s@94. Shoulders ll5z9l37s.
Hams frmer at 121l@l314 LateT-Flour closed
5el0c better with q fair demand Wheat firm
at 81 3062 q for 70. spring. ana 81 95a2 3
for No / spTiDs Rye qniet and firm at 81 % Tor
western Oats dull at % ia store and 81, at1oat
Corn firmer; 81 80 in store, and 81 36z aiiost for
mixed western; 81 z8@l 80 for new mixed do
Pork quiet and steady at s2l 50; Beet steady
with a firm demand, Cut meats hrm Bacon
steady with fair demand. Lard hrIn at Us
. 013L. rr l
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NASHVILLE COTTON srArEMENr.
The following dispatches were receive,
TODAY at the Chamber of Comm erea

to-day at the Chamber of Commerce:
NV YORK, Dec, 6.-Gold opened at
1875. 1880 A.M-Gold 1874. HAN
Gold 1873. Cotton market firm, and hold
ers asking higher rates. Upland middling
162@17e; good middling 17R@172c; Mos
bile 17c; Orleans 17sc u M.-Gold 1877
Cotton, demand fair and prices firm. Ono
tations nominally unchanged. P. NJ
Gold 1874. Cotton, demand good and
prices tending upward. Sales to-day $500
bales, including 1000 for export. Low
middling 164@162c; Uplands 17c. Other
grades nominally unchanged. sf4
LARD.-The demand very light in an
ticipation of the pork season opening-I54
Ice.
sUGAR.-A good supply for Wholesale
and retail purposes. Orleans, none in
market. Porto Rico and Demarara 100
Ice; Coffee G Ice; B 164; A 162; crushed
and pulverized 1Sc. ..r. .E.s.
WHEAT.-Market very dull, and supply
almost exhausted. No change in prices.
White, none in market; amber 81 goa
2 80, red 81 lO@2 20, Mediterranean ~.
FLoUR-But little demand, except for
local consumption. We quote Mountain
Dew S15, Cream of the City Sl3, Pomona
$40, Cumberland Mills $40, Lebanon Mills
$l3.
CoFFEE.-The market is weak. Rio
23@26}c; Laguyra 26@ 28c; Java S6(9S74e.
CoRN.-Loose in wagon 55@60c, 10 store
SO@S5c Er lf.stElf E#tt
BAcoN.-Supply light. Clear sides l73
@1Sc, shoulders 15@l35c, country hams,
none, canvassed hams 242@254c.
CORN MEAL.-75@S0c per bushe.
PoTAToEs.-SS 1904 per Dbl. for Irish.
Sweet 81 25 per bushel. -
SALT-$4 20 for bushel barrels.
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PAY DAY.-Teachers of Public Schools
will receive November salary to-day, 9th
of December) at the office ofthe Board, at
loan. j. w. HoYTE.
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IOUIsvIILE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
Leave Nashville att. 6-ge A. n. sna s 81 p NJ
Leave IN A. ~. III 40 20 ~ = -
Accommodation train IL superseded By the
train that arrives In NashviHe A. NJ anu
leaves p. M-except on Sunday.