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The MorkIngmen,s sehooI.


There will he a meeting tonight at Christ
Church, for the purpose Of organizing a
night school for the clerks, statesmen and
mechanics Of the city. DR.. George S.
Blackie, A. NJ, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Ellis and Others, viii supervise the school.
This is one Of the most important enter
prises which has been inaugurated fer some
time by ou4 citizens. By this many-of the
business young men Of the city, those who
toll in workshops, or measure tape, viii
have an opportunity TO spend their long
winter evenings in Improving their minds
and storing them with knowledge
which will be invaluable TO them through
life. The young men of the city have not
time to attend she day schools. The war
destroyed the fortunes of many of them,
and a great many of our young men went
into the war when seventeen or eighteen
years old, and lost four years battling for
Southern rights, and returned home without
money and without education. To ambi-
tious young men this school will be source
of great profit, and we hope every young
man in the city will avail himself of the
opportunity to cultivate his mind and pre-
pare himself TO meet the requirements Of
this progressive age.
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PERsoNAL.-On yesterday we had the
pleasure of meeting the Rev. Mr.. Parks,
the Agent of Cumberland University. He
has been travelling during the past year to
raise money to rebuild the University, it
having been destroyed during the war.
Cumberland University was the pride and
ornament of the State before the war; and
many Of her sons now shine az bright lights
in the literary circles Of our State and the
Southwest. Her walls charred by the torch
Of war, must be rebuilt. Devoted and
learned teachers are giving their labors TO
the University, and all that is needed to
make Lebanon what it was before the war,
the literary center OF Tennessee, is liberal
donation from its friends. If every young
man who has been educated by Cumber~
land University would give his old alma
mGter $40, The University building could
be completed in few months. We recon-
mend the agent, Rev. Mr.. Parks as a gen
uemen and christian, and hope he will be
literally sustained in the great mission in
which he is engaged.
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RAID On THE cYPRIANs.
Practical Enforcement of the Metro
POIitan Police scheme-Thirfy land
ladies i'm DuraueP Vile

Practical Enforcement of the Metro
pOIitan POlice Seheme-Thtrfy land
ladies in Dnranee Vile.
About month ago, on the strength Of a
corporation law prohibiting houses of i'll
fame within the city limits, the persons
conducting these concerns were notified
that at the end Of every month they might
consider themselves under arrest, but that
formal arrests would not be made where
the guilty parties should come promptly up
and pay the fine Of ten dollars to be ex-
acted in all cases. A large number were
fined at that time, bat considering the
measure like many Others preceding it, as
a dodge of the Police Commissioner to
raise funds which the corporations treasury
could not furnish, no more attention was
paid the extraordinary mandate.
Yesterday, however, all Jungnlardom
became alive 10 the fact that il must either
migrate or succumb. One after another
the responsible unfortunates slowly ascend
ed the stationhouse stairs, sometimes CANDY
and gay, sometimes ragged, filthy and
Wretched, according TO the grade of degra-
dation which even their class assumes to
tx, and az their names were registered,
either gave security or we're packed of TO
the workhouse. Thirty we're on the books
last night, and will be tried in the Police
Court this morning.
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LABOR AND STARVATION. 1t Is an in
terestiag fact that many Of the negroes who
hang around the corner of Broad and
Cherry streets and draw clothing sent them
by Northern charity refuse good situations
in the country, at twelve and fifteen dollars
per month. A man from Christian county,
kentucky, endeavored TO raiss large gang
OF hands here few days since, but sigually
failed, the daTkies preferring souP house
chances and charity clothing to farm labor
and an honest livelihood. While the lazy
negroes in Tennessee will de nothing but
vote, and cannot be relied upon six hours
Of twenty four, in the city of Chicago alone
twenty-five thousand white persons are
now out Of employment.
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The Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road Directory have been in session in this
city for several days. We are informed
that action was had regarding the rights oil
The company under The amended railroad
aid Of December last, and that commit
tee was appointed to confer with Governor
BrOwnlOw, and request that the road be
returned to the control of the Directors. A
committee was also appointed TO inVesti-
gate charges of serious nature against the
present administration of that road We
are not informed particularly in regard to
the latter point.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. following
marriage licenses were issued for the week
ending February 9Th, 1863
Jacob Miller to Esther Fry.
J. II. c. Weller to Sallie f. Cornogg.
Nicholas J. Vail TO Rebecca A. Weller.
James A. Hedgepath to Minerva Jane
Light.
Petsr Z. Frazier to Elizabeth Y. POaeh.
Walter Bunk to Maggie Smith.
Henry Miller to Emily Putnam.
Only two licenses were issued TO eolored
persona.
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ANAN STARRED IN A BAGNo.-A lie

A MAN STABBED IN A BAGNo.-A des-
perate ARRAY occurred Last night at No,
2a0 North COLLEGE street, in which man
named John Appleton was stabbed in the
.ide hy Matte Frazier, while being held
hy two negroes. Matte and haiti dozen
inmates OF the house were arrested, and
Appleton waa sent home 10 Edgefeld in 8
kark
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RIVER AND WElTHRR
ARRIVED.
Talisman, Cairo.
DEPARTED.

Alert, Upper Cumberland.
The river still continues to decline, with
fuil four feet on the Shoals
The Talisman came in with a light
freight.
The Alert steamed OF yesterday for The
mountain regions Of the Cumberland.
The Talisman, commanded bv her polite
and agreeable officers, leaves this eyenipq
at four o'clock.
The navigation OF the upper Obju is still
closed by the ice.
lBy telegraph
AUGUSTA, Feb. 5.-Heavy rain for the
last two days
LOUISVILLE. Feb. River falling with
~ feet in the canal Ice has gorged the
river at Six Mile Island. and below Clover
port navigation is wholly suspended. The
low pressure steamer Richmond will return
to New Orleans on The Grst water. Nick
Longworth Is laid M.
ST.. LoUIs Feb. 7.--Weaiher eloHiy. but
milder. with indications Of thsRing
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ReYenne Collector.

We are authorized 10 announce the name OF
Capt. MICHAEL WALSH as q candidate for
the Office Of State and County Tax Collector
for the county oC Davidson.
febTta MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES ii.
COLLINS AS a candidate for reelection 60 the
Office Of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuins March election.
ianll "a
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ARREST on A STEAMER.--A man named
Kellet was arrested yesterday on board one
of the river steamers, charged with stealing
a trunk and some clothing from a negro.
The accuser alleged that Kellet had secured
the property and jumped off 1T some wood
yard on the river. The case will be dis
posed of this morning before Commissioner
Davis.
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Coon NEws.-Dr. j. Lindoman, the
celebrated Chiropodist Of st. Louis, has
arrived and is stopping at the st. Clond
Hotel, for the purpose of curing Germs.
Bunious, Club and lngrowing Nails. He
cures without pain or drawing blood All
that are tronhled should not fail TO give
him a call teh6 y
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southern Cotton Markets.

CHARLESTON, Feb. Cotton dull and
nominal sales 240 bales middlings l77e.;
receipts 1888 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 5.--Cotton market
opened dull, bat closed active and advanced;
middlings 174c; sales $500 bales receipts
1920 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. Cotton frmer SAILS
695 bales; receipts $40 bales middlings
Tic.
MOBILE, Feb, 5.-Coiton sales 1000
bales market closed firm middling l7c.;
receipts 1893 bales.
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NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.


to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
LONDON, Feb. Z, ll:15 A. M.-ConsoIs
9Sl@935. U. s. Bonds 7l4@71s. l:2O
P. M.-Consols 93RG93e. U. S. Bonds
ZIG. 5P. M.-Consols 99g@934 q. g
bonds 7lB@713.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7, ll:I5A. Motion
market firm. Estimated sales to-day 10000
bales; Upland 75@Sd; Orleans 65@84d.
1:2O P. M.-CuttOn market active sales to-
day $4,000 bales; upland middling Sd ;
Orleans SID sales of the week 100000
bales; to speculaios 5000; TO exporters
$4,000; stock 1900 bales, Of which 1874,
600 are American. M.-Cotton market
active sales to-day 10000 bales, TO arrive
at I'D; aAoat 23s, 900 bales, OF which 1885,
600 were American.
NEW YORK, Feb. Gold opened at
l4l5c. 1880 A. M.-Gold l42c; Cotton
holders anticipating an advance are hold
ing their stock ont Of market quotations
nominally unchanged. ~ Motion, de
mand fair and prices firm; Gold l42sc.
| P. Motion demand good and prices
have advanced low middling l96 l94e /;
upland middling zoe; Mobile 20ic; Or
leans 204c; good middling 2l4c. 3P. NJ.
Cotton, demand active at full prices +;
prices unchanged; Sterling exchange
steady and unchanged at l0e4G llO8.
CoRN-The demand in moderate at fair
prices. Farmers realize 559G0in wagons.
Dealers deliver at the depot 75c.
WHEAT-But little is doing in wheat
We quote at 50 per bushe.
FIOUR-The market is we'll supplied at
Sl0@15 Tor superfne TO extra family.
SUaAR-Dealers well supplied. Orleans
132@154; coffee A Il q 1899; C l6t;
crushed and powdered IS.
CoFFEE-Rio 224@27ci Lagnyra DE;
Java 36@3sc.
MoLAssEs-Choice Orleans 75(as0c;
Sorghum 53c
BACON - Clear sides 13@134; hams
14@15c shoulders l0@104c.
HAY-Prime timothy SIS per ton.
SALT--$4 90 for bnshel barrels.
APPLEs-Green So 5000 per bill
BRAE-S2S per ton. &.
CANDLEs-star l74 per ID.
CoTToN YARNs-50O, II; 600. Is, snd
700, be.
POTATOFs-S3GH4 Der buahel
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RemOval.-F. II. French has removed his en-
tire stock Of boots and shoes to his old stand,
No. 10 Public Square he invites his many
customers. and the public generally. to ex
anime his ane custom work. which will be sold
at greatly reduced prices. jan4 If
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ConiugnI I.nYe. nnh ana Iaappiness

of True Marriage.-Essay for Young Men,
on the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which
destroy the Manly Powers and ereSte impedi-
ments to Marriage, with sure means of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge.
address. DR.. J. SKILLIN H0UGaT0N. How
ard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. feb2 3m
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Moor COURT AT ELYsIAN HALL.-Ely~
sian Grove Division Sons of Temperance
are to hold moot court at their hail, cor
ner of Lafayette and South Market streets,
on Monday night next, for the trial of King
Alcohol. A member of the order dressed 10
represent that extraordinary potentate is
10 be the defendant, and a number of
attorneys will argue the case pro aud con,
upon the conclusion of the testimony,
T. w. Haley, Esq, heading the prosecution,
and Mr.. Sloan heading the defense. The
hall will be open to the public on this ocea-
sion, end something interesting may be
anticipated.
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SFrnrr has received the Clipper, Turf
ssa Farm, Wilkes' Spirit. Sporting Times,
Metropolitan, Southern Opinion, Chimney
Corner. Album, Waverly, Emerald, Flag,
Land We Love, Peterson, ord Gnard, sud
All late periodicals..
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N O Y &c e

I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
A County Court of Davidson county. to me
directed, made at the February Term. 1858. Of
said Court. upon the application Of the Board
of Directors of the Tennessee and Paeihc Rail
road Company. and in pursuance OF the statutes
in such cases made and provided, will, by my.
self and deputies, open and hold an election at
the Various election precincts in said county. on
Saturday March z, 1858, for the purpose
OF ascertainink whether a majority Of the voters
of sad county will approve or disapproVe
subscription by said county Of s300.V0Jt0 the
Capital Stock Of said Tennessee and Pacific
Railroad Company. in the Coupon Bonds OF SAID
60 unty--One third payable At the expiration OF
fifteen years, sne.third In tweny years, and the
other third in twenty five years from the date OF
their issuance bearing six per cent, interest,
PAYABLE semi annually; I'll which election those
voters who are ia favor Of subscription Will put
on their tickets the words " for sufscFiptlen.
aud those opposed 10 the subscription viii pat
en- their tickets "a no subscription
Il, f.. PATTERSON,
Sheriff Of Davidson County, State Of iennes &C.
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pRICE FIVE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the USroN AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE Cents, and it will be sold to
newsboya and dealers so that they can sell
n this price.
pay ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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CoRKs, CoRNs, CoRNs.--All that are
troubled with Corns, Bunions, Club and
Ingrowing Nails, should not fail TO give
DIR. Lindoman call, az he cures without
pain or drawing blood. Rooms AZ tie St.
Cloud Hotel. tebS-it.
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NEw YORK, Feb. 7.-Irygoods active /:
bleached maslins IL prints, standard
makes, steady at 12G -,
New York Money and Stock Market
New York, Feb. Mooney easy at
AGO per cent. on call loans. Sterling quiet
ST 9sGG9s. Gold active at 400 42I
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Tar Winchester Home Josrnal says a
oountryman came into thsi city the other
day, in little cart, drawn by a little bull
cali, and haliiug on the pnblie square,
an1iously inquired, Is this town 20
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New MARRIAGE G,nins.

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 H0UGHToN. Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
sauDI Qra
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C0u0fy Tailor.

We are authorized to announce Esquire FAM
as a candidate fer County Jailer. subject to the
nominating convention. Election March :. 1868.
febsid
We are authorized to announce A. A. CAR
TER as a candidate for the office Of Jailer Of
Davidson county, at the ensuing spring election.
iau2l IA
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WATER TAX.--Persons having to pay
Water Tax can obtain Corporation Checks
in amounts 10 suit, by applying 20 THOS.
8. MARI, corner Union and College sts.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 7, 1868.
CoTToN.-There was unusual activity in
the cotton market to-day, opening at lie,
D1xing the day the adViees from New
York created a spirited demand, running
the price MP to Ia for fancy grades. Buy
ers we're demanding l73, and 3 bales were
sold at that price. One bale of extra fine
quality, raised by J. Fl. Smith, of William
son county, was sold for IS, though this Is
40 test a. TO the market. There seems to
be but little inquiry for common cotton.
The receipts continue large-S67 bales.
Shipments 927. Sales liberal-967 bales,
distributed as follows: 66 at 17fc; T34 at
IL; GO at l62 Is at 10 &c at 161 IS at
l6; 4 at l54 2l at 10; IA at IA; and /
al 10
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The Healing Pool, and HOnse OF
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports. for
Young Men, on the CRIME or SOLITUDE.
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create imPedimsnts
to Marriage. with sure means of relief. Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free Ofcharge Adore
DIR. J. SKILLIN HoUGHT0N. Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 3m
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DIED OF INJURIES. John Farrell, the
yonng brakeman who was 80 seriously in-
inred in the accident on the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, Thursday, died yes
terday morning.
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SToyE WooD-eut and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house Of
the purchaser for 81 so per cord, from the
yard Of ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College st., opposite L. & N. Depot
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Proceedings 81 lhe supreae Court

NASHVILLE, Feb. =, l56S.-The Court
met this day pursuant 20 adjournment, sll
the Judges being present.
On yesterday the respective dockeis Of
he Tenth Cirouii were finished, and TO day
the Court has been occupied with the
e-ytber call Of the dockeis Of the Eleventh
c,rc,it, which viii probably be concluded
hv Tuesday next, when the Law docket of
- Ninth Nashville Circuit will be
.ni-.1 mn JIG. FRAzER, Clerk,
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TALE OF A CoAT.-Bill Hopkins, a
negro, accused ofstealing a coat, was ar
rested Yesterday, on a capiss, and lodged
in Jail to await the action Of the Criminal
Court -a
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sHoAr STEALrEa.-Jim Cole snd Doc.
Thompson, two negroes, were nabbed by
the police last night, along with butch
cred shoai which they had stolen from q
farm eight milea from the city.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.--This court met yes
terday and adjourned until Monday, when
crusade upon the jail is to be commenced,
by which it is proposed TO empty that in
stitution, either through the penitentiary
or acquittal, and relieve the county of the
burden of maintaining prisoners. The
Watson murder case win probably be the
fret taken up.
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TAx-PAYERs can obtain Corporation
Checks in amounts TO emit at PEOPLES
BANK, corner Union and Cherry streets.
Office hours A. NJ. % 5 P. NJ.
f,.hS 81
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oar CIarIEsvIIIe Agent. JOHN w.
PAXON. Of the Northern Bank OF tennessee
is our authorized agent at Clarksyille. Tennes-
see. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions ana
advertisements for the UNION AND DISPATCH.
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Gold advanced } Of one per cent. in
New York yesterday, over the clOsiug rate
Thursday. The following are the quota
tons: Opened at 14l5, was l42 at 1856,
l42s at noon, and closed at 1921 at 3 P. NJ.
The rates here were l4O1 huying, and l42
selling.
Government securities were quoted in
NaOU Yori- vaator1o, "a c,lIo,rs
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London advices of yesterday qaote 5-20s
at 7lS. Exchange on New York was taken
by the banks yesterday at / discount, and
sold by them at par. ia-l
There was but little doing 10 government
bonds, and there was no improvement in
uncurrent money.
Nashvillecorporation checks were bought
at 3Sc. discount.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange, on The 4th
inst, were as follows:
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THAEKs 70 A. K. Holt, agent Southern
Express for New Orleans papers ahead Of
the mails.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.--This court was not 40
session yesterday, Judge Cary being i'll
There il little prospect of a session to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
csss w. w. TOTTEN & BRO,
No. % College St, Nashville, Tenn.
dec17 ff
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GoArs.-Goats are rapidly accumulatins
al the workhouse, and will he shot il noi
called Cor by their owners.
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Forty Forty-iwo cases are on
the police docket for this morning.
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uI.E ~sNG AND CL"sISG 80 Ti'E
--RIgN- AiGTST tsi--ogi~iai.
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UKE r.. ARMSTRONG AND Will
i liam &. DIBREdL have been admit
ted az partners in our business, to date from
January /, 1868. The business will continue
under the same frm style and az the same stand,
where We viii be glad 70 see our friends and the
trade generally
ianll I'm HUGH DOUGLAS Il co.
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Nashville lave stock Market.

] NAsHNILLEl Ith. o IoU5.
There has been a good inquiry for fat
beeves the past week, but the supply has
been equal to the demand. The demand
for hogs is simply for local consumption.
We quote
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Feb. Evening -Consols
closed at 933@ 94t S 20s 7l5@Tli; I. G.
s73 Erie All.
PARIS, Feb. 7.-Bonrse weak rentes
closed at a decline.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 7-EveniDg. Il Cotton
closed active and 6rmer middling uplands,
part to arrive, II 0rlda1ss 81 sales &c, 600
bales; the quantity OF cotton adoat, on the
way TO England, Is estimated at 10000
hales. Of which $4,000 are from the United
States.
Louisville MaFket.
LoUIsvmLE, Feb Tobacco sales IS
hhds.; market firm Tugs to medium leaf
) I5(G15 90. FlOursuperGne7 756S 90;
fancy ~ 50. Wheat 2 1902 As. Oats
67@6S. Corn, ear and aheiled, 75CG78.
Mess pork %. Lard 49,. Bacon shouI-
ders TO- clear sides IL bulk shoulders 9.
Cotton l62@T4.
~. I.OuIs Market.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 7.--Tobacco firm and
unchanged. Flour very firm snperfine
Z 25G8 q. Wheat firm and quiet. Corn
1906. Oats G7673. Rye 2 35(12 80.
Pork nominal, at 81 50G22 90. Bacon,
clear sides, l2s Lard qniet az 49,.
Cincinnati MARKET.
CINCiNSATI, FEB. 7.-Flonr dull and
unchanged. Wheat dali OF 2 1902 IS.
Corn quiet AZ S5G90. Whisky nominal
Mess pork 81 75@22 90. Bacon 9sGH5,
" and l23 for shoulders and sides sugar
cured hams l5@l6 Lard l3t. Butter
23G27 Eggs 20. Clover seed $40 Tim
othy DAFT
New Drieaas Market.
New ORLEANS, Feb Cotton aaiiye /,
sales $500 bales middlings l8@1sk re-
eeiptH 1887 bales; exports big bales; sales
of the week 20, 300 bales; receipts Of the
week q ,29l bales exports, eoasfwise, 1913
bsies; exports, foreign, 1864 bales; stock
on hand 1884 bales. Sugar advanced
s9sc; fair l3s@l4c; yellow clarified l5s
Nolasass active; prime 10 choice S0(9)90c.
EeW XeFk Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-C0ttoD 4(a3 better !;
saiss 5000 bales uplands l9i@20 Wits
Ky nominal. Rice firm. Coffee quiet
Sugar firm; Cuba l3@l5; Havana lS9
l4f 1Iolassees quiet. Flour dull Wheat
shade easier. Corn dull at 2sGl 50.