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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-22
RIVER AND WEATHER.


ARRIVED.
Ella Hughes from Upper Cumberland
DEPARTED.
Tyrone cor Cairo.
Alpha for Louisville.
in. Phillips for Coal Mines.
River rising with feet on the Shoals
The Ella Hughes brought down good
load of corn from the Upper Cumberland
The weather is cold, with tendency 70
snow. s
49, EBy Telegraph
PrrTsBuRa, Jan. 21.-The river is I'M
changed. There was ten inches OF snow
this morning.
CrNcNSATI, Jan. 21.-The river has
fallen 8 inches. Weather cloudy. Ten
inches of snow fell last night.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21.-Weather cloudy
and indications Of snow.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 21.-River falling
slowly with feet Q inches in the canal.
Weathe cloudy. Thermometer 80 deg.
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CORRUPTION IN THE CAPTTAL-The ills
fame OF our rotten Legislature is every day
becoming more and more notorious Thers
is nothing uncommon in hearing il asserted
that $1,000 would bay ont the whole con-
Germ, body and bseeches. Indeed, propos
sitiona TO get through all sorts Of measures
subscribing private interests, are as eoolly
offered as 1.-THE pockets of the people were
but made for sli The dirty pilierers and un-
prIucipled spectators within the borders
az Tennessee.
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RAILROAD AND RIVER COMPETITION

Perhaps there has never been time when
competition between the river boats and
The Louisville and Nashville railroad has
been carried to such an extent as during
the present season. The railroad is now
taking cotton from this point TO Louisville
at one dollar per bale, which rate covers
the insurance, and the boats are taking il
at seventy-liye cents. OF course neither
the railroad or river men are getting rich
at this, but they drive a lively business
nevertheless, and the stock Of cotton in
Nashville il rapidly dwindliRg under the
cheap transportation scheme.
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State Of Tennsssee-0dice Clerk aud Master,
William stanchsr, ct al, eof5lasnanfs. ". Geo.
w. Trimbie. stalz aefendanls
TT APPEARIEaFR FROM AEFTDAvITFILRD
= in this cause that the spbpena therein Is
sued was duly retained 70 the November term,
1851, Of said court, said return stating that de-
fsndants. j. N. GARNER and III. 5axfon, we're not
70 BE- found in this county, Il ID therefore Or
dered that they enter their appearances herein
before or within the frst three days OF the
nezt term Of said court. 20 Be held on the
frst Monday ia February next, 1903, and
plead, anaTer or dennr 70 conf ialnants ball, or
the sane will be taken for confessed a. % them
and set for hearing ex partes and that copy %
this Grder be publishe for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union and Digpatch.
A eopy-Atfest: NJ H.HOWELL
Clerk and Master.
8R. MeP. Smith. sol'r for complainant
jan VET
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DIED.

Nashville, Jan. 2lst.
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Descent of the Police Upon Cherry
street Den = over $1,000 Captured
and the Rank Dfsmanfrea--A Deputy
sheriff ana Coroner tn fhe Case.
No city South Of the Ohio, comparatively
speaking, manages to keep up more gam
bling hells on scientific basis than does
Nashville. Faro and keno have almost
displaced the innocent billiard, and the
tiger li1s HE lordly head in bold defiance
Of all law and all religion here. The shorn
lamb shivers in the pitiless blast untems
pered and piercing though il be, finding
neither sympathy nor shelter. The mys-
terious metropolitan police occasionally
break in upon one of these dens and upset
the furniture, but the moral effect of such
sallies is seldom very tangible, and little
or nothing has yet been accomplished BY
them.
An institution In the second story of a
building on Cherry street, reported to be
kept up by one Boyd Holman, met with
sorne rather rough treatment late on Mon
day night, and is now, for the time, being sf.
1ectually defunct. A man who had been
losing considerable amount in an attempt
TO break the bank, finally stumpe6v the
concern for big run, but it wouldn't be
blufied, and in very short time succeeded
in raising $2l55. As the game was about
TO proceed, the door abruptly swung upon
them, and Capt. Danley and the police
rushed in, Selling the silver box, the
checks, the game. keeper, and, best of all,
gobbling the $2155.
Thematter was hushed up until yester-
day, when the bank applied to the Circuit
Court and procured awritofrepleyin, armed
with which, Deputy Sheriff Sam. Davidson
applied 10 Justices Cassetty and Long, who
decided that the property could not be res
plevied. Mr.. Davidson showing dispo-
sition to carry the war into Africa, was at
once ordered under arrest, but obstinately
refused to surrender to Capt. Danley, as
sertiag that officer had no right to make
such an arrest. Coroner NorVell coming
in at this juncture, the Deputy Sheriff gave
himself up to Mr.. Norvell as the only Off
Ger in whose custody he could lawfully be
placed. The case was then continued until
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The money and bank fixtures still re-
naming in the clutches of the Law, the
aggrieved parties rushed down to Justice
Wilkinson's Office, got out another writ Of
replevin, and the case therefrom arising
will come up to-day. The excitement in
Justice Wilkinson's Office was intense, and
one Of The attorneys scattered the crowd /
by drawing an ugly repeater upon a party
who insulted him, the Interference Of the
police preventing bloodshed, however.
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The New York Post of the afternoon Of
the 18th inst. says: "The loan market il
easy at per cent, and exceptional trans
actions at 5. The flow Of currency ia To-
wards this city, and the tendency seems to
be towards greater ease. The stock market
is firm. Governments are fairly active
and the movements Of the market are daily
more and more untrammelled by the huc.
tuations of gold and the consequent infu.
ence of the foreign exchanges. The de-
mand from domestic sources for invest
ment is increasing"
The following is full and correct copy
of the abstract of quarterly reports of the
National Banking Association of the City
Of New York, showing their condition on
the first Monday in January, 1868, before
the commencement Of business, as made to
the Comptroller Of the Currency:
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SOUTHERN INSURANCE CoMPANY.-At-
tention is directed to the statement of this
company, which appears in our advertise
ing columns this morning. The exhibit
shows its affairs to be in sound condition,
and commends it to the favor of the public.
IN addition to its solvency, it is enc of our
home companies, and under the direction
Of officers who all reside in our midst, and
whose fortunes are identified with those of
the city and State--facts not to be over
looked, when our citizens are looking for
safe and reliable insurance.
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TotaI-..a-.......a.....

The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the 18th inst. says of the drygoods trade:
" There Is a better feeling among deal
ers, and little more movement in goods.
The demand from California continues, and
few Western buyers are also in the
market but from other quarters there is
no inquiry. The clothing trade Is usually
active at this date, but it has become 30
mach demoralized by the losses and slls-
pended debts of the last year, that only
few of the leading houses are making seri-
ous efforts 10 renew active bueiness with
Che opening of the season. Wooiens are
very dull and heavy. CottoDs are moving
little more freely, but at comparatively
low prices. All classes of buyers take
hold cautiously, and there Is very little
speculation"
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CosT OF THE WoRKHoUsE. Alderman
Allen stated last night during the session
of the Board OF Aldermen, that the work
house was now being carried on at an ex-
pense of $1,000 per month, and that the
annual cost Of keeping it up, under the
present system, would not exceed $4,000
per annum.
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Nor Come TO MEMPHIs--There is no
authority for the statement made a short
time since, that the headquarters Of the
Freedmen's Bureau for Tennessee are to be
removed to Memphis Nashville, as the
most central point, will doubtless hold the
headquarters during the existence of that
institution in this State.
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CRIMINAL CouRT, JANUARY 2lsT.-
Henry James, col. Larceny. Sentenced
20 eighteen months imprisonment.
VIM. Hewlett. Larceny. Motion for
new trial overruled. Sentence, imprison-
ment Eve years. Case appealed.
Alex. Moss, col. Larceny. Sentence,
imprisonment FIVE years.
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Thar "FIERcE, DIsooRDAEr METER"
The meter which Congress has put upon
the distiIIeries Of the country has not yet
reached Tennessee. Eight thousand two
hundred dollars for this meter has been de-
posted with Collector Noryell by eleven
distillers in this district.
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FoRD's.-Those who take their bitters in
the morning, or at noon, or night, will
find no more taStefully ftted-up place, no
finer liquors, or more quiet and good order
to do so than at Ford's, on Union street,
between Cherry and College, on the right
hand as you go to market and on the left
as you come back. II you want to go
across the street to see man." there is no
better place to do 80 than Ford's. Ford
keeps only one quality of liquors, and that
is the best that can he obtained at home or
abroad. His saloon is lined with mirrors
and pictures, so that gentleman can sur
vey himself or inspect art, according to his
taste. Moreover, he is one of those who
trod the unsuccessful path of Southern
Independence, and came home to begin
anew. He keeps no headaches on his
premises--no rowdies-no disorder--no-
thing but the best liquors, taxes all paid,
for the use ofgentlemen who appreciate an
establishment which may elevate but
never degrade, either his vocation or his
patrons ..e
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onnrrnEnAcr nEprrrvrs.
A Man Arrested for Passing Counter
ffefs confeaerafe Money.

A Man Arrested for Passing Counter
fefs Confederate Money.
Some time since, a man answering to the
name of Albert West dropped into an eat
ing saloon Ia this city. and after incur
ring a small bin, paid to Mary Walker, the
lady in attendance, Confederate note
calling for twenty dollars as soon as hos
tilities should cease between the lighting
governments Of the United and Goufsd-
crate States. She paid him the change
without asking any questions, and West
moved to another part Of the compass.
finally drifting into the hands Of the po-
lice on Monday, after long search for
him by several Of the astute M. PSs. On
an investigation Of the matter before Com
missioner Stone yesterday, il appeared that
the bill was not only counterfeit on the
Confederacy, but that West had put in cir
eulation nearly every cent Of the United
States currency he had received Ia change.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was necessarily
sent 10 Jail, in default OF three thousand
dollars bail for his appearahce before the
Criminal Court. ~
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In this city yesterday morning. in the seven
teenth year Of her age. Miss Mamie, second
daughter Of Col. @. C. and Martha l.. Torbett
Of this city.
Her funeral win take place this "wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. from the First cumbsr-
land Presbyterian Church, Divine service by
Rev. DR. Baird.
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TIE HAMILTON ON TRIAL.-The Hamii-
ton engine was out on the Square yester-
terday, testing the recent repairs to her
sucker. She goes to the dry docks again,
the trial showing that part other extensive
works 10 be still deficient.
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$4,000 Worth of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
A Cost for Thirty Days
No.IA UNION STREET.
JAMS Nv s. 9. ROBERTS q co.

Removable. H. French hasremOved his en-
tire stock Of boots and shoes to his old stand,
No. 10 Public Square. BE invites his many
customers. and the public generally. to ex-
anime his fine custom work. which win be sold
at greatly reduced prices. Jana If
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NeW Marriage Guisle.

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. SEM
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress Or. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N. Howard
Association. Philadelphia. Pa
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PosTPoKESEST.-In consequence OF the
inclemeney of the weather, the Chancery
sale in the case Of N. Hobson Ct at. Is.
Washington Barrow ct al, advertised for
to-day in Edgefeld, has been postponed
until TnesdaY next. the 18th January.
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AssHGNEE,s SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, THE a2d INSTANT.
W wiz be sold at public auction, % the highest
bidder, one SLY hh WATCH and lot OF
: $3.50 : - a. s. cHADBOUREE,
ASSIGNEE of the estate Of Pafis Lew. Bankrupt.
.ar.Il IN
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Nashyllle Live stock Market.

NASHVILLE, Jan. Il, 1868.
Our local market for beef has been very
well supplied during the last week. Sheep
are very scarce and the demand is good.
Hogs are not in great demand as the pack
ing season is about closed. We quotes
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Our CIarksvIlEe Agent. JOHN W.
FAX0N, Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee.
is our authorized agent at Clarksyille, Tennes-
see, to receive and receipt for subscriptions and
aarertisements for the UNIos Axp DIsPATcH.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-22

HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES To-
III Rether in the practice Of law, and VIII
pfscttee in all the Courts Of the city.
Office No II Deaderiek ct, near the bqnars.
aeelq 3u
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A COBGH, A COLD. OR A SORE
THROAT requires immsdiate attention. and
should be checked. II allowed 10 continue.
Irritation OF the lungs, q permanent
ThrOat Disease, or Consumption is
often the result.
BROWNS HRONCHAAL T80CHEs
Having a a direct influence to the parts. give
immediate relief. Fer bronchitis, Asth-
mss. CatRrrh, 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 Bronchial Troches." and
do not take any Of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold sYerywhere. -
ocs27 4meod
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PRICE 1--WE CFNTs.

Hereafter the price of single copies OF
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CESTs, and II win be sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
ni fhis nrice
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EQUALITY ON THE MEMPHIS AND ONO.
Ed. Shaw, negro delegate from Mem
phis TO the Radical State Convention, was
ousted from a smoking car on the Memphis
and Ohio railroad on Monday, while en-
joying siesta with his brother delegates.
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Wholesale DrygOods Trade.

NASHVILLE, Jan. q, 1858.
The week just closing has been rather
dull, though at this season of the year the
trade is generally dull, The spring goods
win soon be coming into the market, and
then good trade is looked for. Prices
have undergone no particular change since
our last rey = We quote some of the
leading articles as follows:
A Brown sHEETrEss-Augusta, 14c,
Laurel Hill IA, Richland 144.
{ Brown SHEETINas-Augusta I22,
Grantsville 121.
BLEAcHED SHEETINGs-Sagamore (, 10,
Washington I, 12c, Pontiac A, 16c, Ions
dale "A, Is.
SEA ISLANDS 12ac, 8 15c, A l6c.
PRTNTs-Troy BIC, Wsmsutta Zoe, Ala
lens, Gloucester, DunnelPs, Manchester
and all standard brands, lac.
Ticks Mount Vernon No. 2, zoe, Pas
eifc 25c, do. "A 28c, Conestoga A 9Sc.
PLAID AND STRIPED 0sNABURGs-Ala-
bama zoe, Texas Csc, Tennessee n &c.
PLAID LINsEYs-a all wool 20a222c, &
do. 272c.
Red and White Flanels ( to A, 274a60.
Brown Drills, 16aa1S.
Cotton Delaines 20a222 all wool delaines
42}a55.
Cambrics l2A. Wigans l5alSs.
The sales on the 10th were az follows:
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THE TRENTON GAzETTE-It afforded
us pleasure 10 meet in the city yesterday
Mr.. John II. Glass, one Of the editors and
proprietors Of the Gazette, published at
Trenton, Gibson county, West Tennessee.
lie represents money scarce in thai part
Of the State, but plentiful supply Of pro-
visions, and general solvency among the
people. There are fewer bankrupts in that
region than in any other part Of the State
Gibson and adjoining counties are pecu-
liarly situated, being within the triangle
formed BY the Mississippi river, ;he Mem
phis and Ohio and the Nashville and North
western railroads. Mr.. Glass informs us
that since the completion OF the North
western road, there is feeling among the
merchants and people to form closer relA-
ton with the State capital through the
channels Of trade. He will call upon our
business men and acquaint them with all
the facts and proposes 10 aid them by offer
inc his advertising columns TO bring the
matter before his readers. The Gdastis has
\ large circulation, and now is the time foT
ne 10 strike for the Western State trade.
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Rexe.ye collector.

We are authorized to announce JAMES II.
COLLINS as q candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
al the ensuing March election.
ianlf "a
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GREAT DISCOVERY

EVERY NAN HIS OWN ARTIST. A
IL SCIENTIFIC WONDER An instrs-
ment by which any person can take correct
Likenessss or Photographs. This 3nsfrument
with nal instructions sent by mall t0r one dol
lar. Adde'S G. 81 AMES x CO..
Jana I'm ISL Broadway. New York.
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HARPER.-Messrs. w. T. Berry & Co,
have Harper's Magazine for February. II
is very interesting number. .
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Boy INCOME PRoPERTY.-At IL O'Clock
to-day, Messrs. Brown & Cheatham, real
estate agents, will sell store house No. 81,
Public Square, next TO Calhoun's, to the
highest bidder for cash.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-22

SINGLETON, at the Postofice, has Har,
per's Magazine for February, the Waverly
Magazine, and Harper's Bazaar.
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POLICE CoURT, Jan. 2l.-M. Martin,
assaulting Jno o. Condor with knife dis
charged.
Albert West, passing Confederate money
bound over 10 Criminal Court.
VIM. Smith, larceny s..
Emna Battle, drunk am. disorderly sent
20 the workhouse thirty days.
J. q. Bryant, same edense, So.
q. G. Nicholson, frandulently obtaining
a lease; SOS, and bound over 20 Criminal
Court.
Henry Langford, ]. Cunningham, 10,
Turner and G. p. Coleman, gaming con-
tinuee
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Ear County Iaslor.

We are authorised to announce A. A CAR
TER As a candidate for the ofaee Of Tailor 81
Davidson county, al the ensuing spring election.
janI tde
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The Healing Pool, and House Of
Mercy. = Howard Association Reports for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which do
strcy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage with sure meanS Of relief. Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofchargs. Adore
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. maybe I'm
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TIE srRISe SESSION on w. +. WARDS
SEMINARY for Young Ladies win begin on
Monday, the 9Th Of January, and con-
tinue twenty weeks. jani7 lw
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For Rent-The front portion of the Office
under the Maxwell House, next door to the
Masonic Hall Apply at the office.
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The RADICAL CONVENTION TODAY
The State Convention which is to assemble
at the capitol this morning, is for the pur-
pose Of appointing delegates to the Nation
al Radical Convention, to be held in Chi
cago, and perhaps to nominate candidates
for electors. A large number Of delegates
arrived yesterday. a.
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Oats unchanged. Barley firm $2a2 10. Pro-
visions dull. Lard held firmly At l23z.
ss. Louis Market.
ST: Lop1s. Jan. 1.--Floar stesdier; super
me 1907 % Wheat held firmly az 81 40 for
winter Corn easier at $3.50. oats d,lli AZ 81
9Il. Provisions nomina!ly unchanged. Lard
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stocks Of Cotton in HnSsFiOr Towns.
Eor INCLUDED IN TER RECEIPTS.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l,-Cotton noninaliy IN
changed: estimated sales 800 bales Uplands
7s5d; Orleans Sd. Evening Cotton closed duil.
Middline uplands 7ssd077zd; Orleans T>kd@sd;
sales 800 bales. -
L0xroS, Jan. 21-EreRing -COnsols. Sl5s.
United States bonds. 7I697z-
FRAExToRE-Jan. 2l--Evening. Bonds 765z.
New York: Money and sseek Market.
Nrw YONG, Jan. 2o.--Money easy 596; ster-
ling quiet and firm, $685.; gold lSezs@13sH;
old Tennessee 615<c.
View York Market.
NFw ToEK. Jan. 1.--Cottop dull and heavy,
lower: sales 300 bales. Rice unchanged.
Csffee quiet and steady. Sugar steady Cuba
iI5<: Havana 105<Gi21zs Molasses unchanged.
Flour rather more steady
req Xerk Dry Goods sEaFkes.
HKw ioaE, Jan. 1.--Dryzoeda market mae
tive but steady. Atlantic A and brown sheet
ings 15szcs Pacific extra l5c; Namsutta, kear-
prints lllzcs new styles Of America l2es pFint
cloths ess9e5zc nousIin deiAines. 1913 Cor old
louisville Market
LOUISVILLE. Jan H.--Tobaeeo--ssis GO hhds.
lays s5@s6 50. leaf light 70 medium 81 504lc %.
Flour, 81 1912 20 for supsEfins and fancy.
Wheat 81 309s2 3S Oats o7958 Corn 1852.
Bacon shoulder 81 clear sides ~; bulk
Mes pork so ian Cotton 149l6c- Whisky
cInelanssi HEsFIzes.
crscrxxAr1, Jan. n. = Floor unchanged.
Wheat dull; red 81 81. Corn higher EGs3.
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London adVices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 715.
Exchange on New York, drawn on ship
ments of cotton or other produce, was
taken by the banks yesterday at I dis.
count and sold by them at par.
Nashville corporation checks were
bought at Csc in the dollar.
There was but little doing in uncurrent
money, and the demand for government
bonds was very light.
The sales ofSouthern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 18th
inst, were as follows: