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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-31
Nashville and Northwestern
r a I L r Q a D

Nashville and Northwestern
r a. I L R O q D
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, 10TH,
~ and until further notice. PASSENGER
TRAINS will run between Nashville and Men,
phis, Tennessee, and Hickman. Kentucky
WEST.
Leave Nashville at SEQ A. N, Accommodation.
Arrive Hickman at ll:30 ?. n.
Leave Nashville at SHOP. NJ, Express.
Arrive Memphis at $50 A. NJ,
Arrive Hickman at 2:lO Am.
EAST.
Leave Hickman $40 A. N, Accommodation.
Leave Union City 7;20 NJ,
Leave Memphis $50 A. NJ,
Arrive Nashville Has P. NJ,
Leave Hickman $40 P. NJ, Express.
Leave Memphis S:l5P. NJ.
Arrive Nashville $50 A. NJ,
Making close connections at Mckenzie with
Memphis and Louisville Railway for Humboldt,
Memphis, Nicksburg, New Orleans, and all
points Southwest.
At Union City with Mobile and Ohio and New
Orleans and Ohio Railways for PadUcah, jack
son, lem, Mobile, Ala, Cairo, st. Louis, Chi
cagO, and all points South and Northwest.
NJ nlChlldn WIN Atlantic auu MISSISSIPPI
Steamship and Memphis and st. Louis Packet
Companies irst-clGss steamers, for all points
on Upper and Lower Mississippi Rivers.
At Nashville with Nashville and Chattano0-
ga, Louisville and Nashville. Edgefeld and
Kentucky and Nashville and Decatur Railroads.
IO2 miles shortest route to St. Louis
45 miles shortest route to Memphis
as miles shortest route to New Orleans.
Baggage checked GsIrOuSh 20 all ISa-
pOrtant points.
Fare ~ low rs the lowest.
Tickets for sale az the City Transfer Office
northwest corner Cherry and Church streets
aud at the Nashville ani Chattanooga Depot.
Nashville, Tenn.
I. ". COLE.
President n. \ c. X. r.
Al. lands, Gen. Agent y. 4 N. W. R. Il.
gap1GfF
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On the asa nay of November. Iss..

at the hours Of 9. 90. 10, 1!l4, II, III An. L
A., IA 2 "a, P. n, respectively, AZ the Office
Of j. W. Johnston, Esq, Register in the Court
house in McMinnville, Iennessss. and that all
creditors who have proven their debts. and other
persons interested, may appear at said time AMI
phase, and show cause, If any they have. why
the prayer OF said petitions should not be grant
ed, and that the second and third meetings OF
the creditors shall be had before the Register at
the same time and place.
= f. r. CAMPBELL Clerk
U. s. Dist Court Middle Dist. Tenn.
oct22 thursdays 81
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT VEN. EXPONAS
ID to me directed from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Southern District of Ala
bama, to Tatify a judgment rendered by said
Court on the 18th day of April, 1867 in favor Of
the United States Of America against Cado NJ.
Godbold and John NJ. Brown. for the sum Of
$500 50 and the costs of suit, / will
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NATIONAL THEATER!
ASH BARRACKS, NASHVILLE.
MIR. EVELYN CLIFTON

M Eks Z 3 EIhlEl 4 y NElkE KVN
The young, brilliant and talented author COM
poser and burlesque actor viii appear on
MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER I'd, 1868,
in his great rendition of the character of
" Clorinda," in his berlesque of the comic
Opera of
IN ID Il II L L Z a,
Tho Lover, the Lacky, or the little Glass Slip
per, supported by powerful cast Six nights
only.
N.B.-One half of the profits of Mr.. Clifton's
engagement will be donated to the Nashville
Orphan Asylum.
SCALE OF PRICEs.-0rchestra Chairs, IS cents /:
Parquette, so cents. Reserved seats may be
procured without extra charge at 4. DOrman's
Music Store.
Doors open at GJ%. Pm. Curtain rises at ~
precisely. FRANK MORTON, Agent.
North Nashville Street Cars leave the Square
every Is minutes,
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Notice TO Show Cnuse-In Bankruptcy.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT J. C.
/ Brown, Ben. Chaplain, DAVID A. Rawley,
W. X. Kenner, Peter G.. Cox, John J. Price. X.
c. kirkpatrick. W. L. Jones and i. A. Smith,
all of Jackson county, Tennessee, have fled IN
lions for discharge. and it was thereupOn or
dered by the court that hearing be had upon
the same,
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Bankrupt Sale of Lands, Etc.
Saturday, The 3Ist Of October, 1865,

As ASSIGNEE OF ANDREW GREGORY.
"a will sell at the Courthouse, in the cIty ot
Nashville, on
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Al thc 10Th day Of November, Is6s


u1UIS Is TONIVE NOTICE THAT WM.
L IN. Wilson, Alcy. Eason, j. Smith, T. 3,
stroud. a. ". Edwards. C. q. Fakes, W L
Gamscy. and y. A. Anthony, of Wilson county,
tennessee. have filed in the office Of the CLERK
OF this Court their petitions Tor discharge, ana
II was thcreupou ordered by the C0.rt that
hearing be had upon the same
on the I4Ih day OF November, I~Gs,
M the Office of Alex $. Bradley, Register. in
Inc Court House. in Lebanon, Tenn At the
hours of lOla, III, II 1, "a, pa, g q, a. and
''cIocly. and that all creditors who have proven
thcir Qcbts, and other persons interested may
,pncar M the said time and place. and show
riiIsc. if any they have why the prayers of the
petitioners may not be granted, and that The
second and third meetings OF SAID creditors VIII
/ be had nj said time and place.
e. h. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
ocf 2a-'t u. s. Dist. Court Mid. Dist. Tenn.
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II r u = T = A L e
OF
& & u % = sS, e

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE,
ID cuted 10 me by John b. Goodwin, which Is
of record in the Registers Office of rutherford
county, Tennessee, / will on
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Notice to show Cause-In Bankruptcy
THTS is To GIVE NOTICE THAT JAMES
4. Lucus. Well. Martin, I. A. Anderson,
" I. sample, J. Suddath, ;, n. Mosely, W. A.
A. d. Creushaw. b. Mabry and Il. n. Miers,
have flied in the Office Of the Clerk of this
Court their petitions for discharge, audit was
thereupon ordered 10y the Court that a hearing
Lc had upon the same,
OH thC 10Th day Of November, Is6s
Of the office of a. s. Bradley, Esq. in the Court
House IN Gallutln. Tennessee, and that all cred
,t9Ts who have proven their debts, and other
persons who arc interested. may appear at the
sad time and place, and show cause, If any
they have. Why the prayer of said petitions
should net be granted, and that the second and
third meetings of said CreditOrs will be had be
fore the Register, at the same time and place.
+. j. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
orf 30 q 1. ), Dist. Court Mid Dist. Tenn.
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SAW AND GRIST MILL,
3 " MYERS J. W. SHERWOOD.
RIVERS & SHERWOOD'S
No. Ie church street, below POstomce,

Carriage, Buggy and General Repairing done
promptly. Express Wagons made TO order to
suit any business Blacksmith Jobbng solicited,
OCt2I cudlm"
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On the 10Th Day of November, 1855.

at the hours of 9, 91E, 10, 1OlE, IL A. NJ, and
P. NJ, respectively, before J. w. Johnston; Esq,
Register, in GainsbOrO, Jackson county, Tenn.
and that all creditors who have proven their
debts, and other persons interested, may appear
at such time and place, and show cause, II
any they have, why the prayer of said pc
sitions should not be granted, and that the
second and third meetings of creditors viii be
had before the Register at said time and place.
Z. X. CAMPBELL, Clerk
u. S. Dist. Court Mid. Dis. Of Tenn.
oct11 thursdays3t
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Notice to show Cause-In Bankruptcy

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JAMES
i L. Wheeler, l., A. McCarder, l.. NJ, Brown.
Achilles Hare. John W. Carter and LabOrne
Lofts, all of jackson county, Tennessee, have
filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court their
petitions for discharge. and it was thereuPon or
dered by the Court that hearing be had upon
the same,
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BAILEY, ORDWAY { CO.
COTTON & TOBACCO FACTORS,
AND
w In ole sale GrOcerS
NOS. 6, 8, IL, IL, I8, BROAD ST.,
NASHVILLE. TEENEsSEF.

IN RETURNING THANKS TO OUR PA
L irons for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon US during the past, We respectfully solicit
son. Having secured, in addition to the extern
sive houses in which our business has heretofore
been conducted. the eOmmOdiOus warehouses
adjoining. and formerly occupied by sfratt0n,
cheney a Roy, we hatter ourselves that our
facilities for
Storing, Handling aud Selling Cotton,
are equal TO any establishment in the city. The
depart will be under the immediate control
and supervision of DIN. G.. OkDWAY, j.
". CARSEY and CAPS. n. j. CHENEY,
(the latter formerly Of the firm Of Stratton,
Cheney L Roy who will see to the faithful and
prompt execution Of sll orders relative TO the
sale of cotton.
We. will keep constantly on hand a large and
complete stock of
BAGGING. ROPE AND IRON-TIES,
Of every description, which we will sell at the
very lowest market price.
Our Grocery Department is in the hands
of D. ii, BAILEY and JOHN WILLIAMS. We
have very large and we'll selected
stock of Groceries,
and in constant receipt Of additions, which we
are Offering TO our friends and the general trade
at terms as low and reasonable as any house in
the city.
Col. Madison htratGOn will retain his of
fee in our counting and will be pleased TO
meet and deal with his numerous old friends.
sep2c If BAILEY, ORHwAT 400.
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Notice TO show Cause-En Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JOHN
L Riley. T. Z. Burris. Thomas Sullivan, Over
street HOLMAN, J.. b. Martin and James G..
Smith, have fled in the office of the Clerk
of this court, tn cir petitions for discharge and
It was thereupon ordered by the court that a
hearing be had upon the same
On The 18th Day OFNOvember, Is6s,
at the hours of 9, 81, 10. 10]E, II. III A. NJ.
respectively, before J. W. Johnston, Esq,
Register, in Livingston, Overton cOuAty, Ten
nessee, and that all creditors who have prov
en- their debts, and other persons interested
may appear at such time and place. and show
cause, if any they have. why the prayers. OF
said petitions should not he granted, and that
the second and third meetings of creditors will
be bad before the Register, at said time and
place. +. Il. CAMPBELL, Clerk
L. s. Dist. Cour, Middle Dist. Tenn,
Oct2Z thursdays 81
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Lift thine eyes. against the deepening skies
An the sacred hills like affairs glow,
Waiting for the Fastening sacrifice
Ere the evening winds begin 10 blow.
Sift thy heart, aDl let the prayer depart
To meet the heavenly flame upon the height
Till all thy shadows into splcndOr start,
And the calm brain grow clear with still de
EnI+F
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Thursday 29Nh o. Oct. Next.


Offer for sale at The dwelling house Of said Good
win. the trac, Of land uroE which he resides.
cpufoininr
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Great Central all Rail Route.

Two Daily Trains from Nashville,
making close and reliable cOnnec-
ITEMS for washington, BaIti-
more, philadelphia, New
YOrk, Atlanta. Charleston,
Savannah, etc, and all
Eastern, Southern ana SeROOard Cities
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHfNaroN. Nor. 1e

y
Gen. Halleck's report recommends
the establishment of military posts in
the vicinity of the larger tribes of In
dians In Alaska, as a preventative OF
war, and the keeping OF a vessel OF war
In those waters. A territorial govern
ment he regards as unnecessary. He
regards the mineral wealth OF Arizona
as greatly misrepresented, and that its
agricultural facilities would yield far
more than Its mines, and recommends
that 1t. with three southern counties of
California be- made separate military
department..
The o. s. Treasurer has Instructed the
Assistant sTreasurers and designated
depesitaries to withdraw from Circula-
ton all badly mutilated or defaced
notes; also all fifty dollar notes, the lat
ter having been extensively counter
fetted, and all convertible legal tender
notes under act OF February 18th and
and July 11th. 1862; the time for the
piTed.
Secretary schoheld has returned
nom New York.
Secretary Stewards speech made at
Auburn just before the Presidential
election, has been handsomely bound
in pamphlet form, revised by himself,
with the title "the Issues fthe Hour"
1t Is said, on what seems to be good
authority, thRtimmediately on receiv-
Ing Minister Washburns's report of the
at Paraguay decided and
Instructions were given to our
1eW Minister, General McMahau, and
also to Real Admiral Davis, ITO proceed
Ilou To YindicRte the National honor
and redress the wrongs said to have
been committed by President Lopez on
American citizens,
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HAVANA.
NEW YoRK. Nnvamha

New YORK, November 10.
The HerdLd'S Havana special says the
insurgents hold all the csuntry from
Puerto Principe to Santiago De Cuba,
except NuevitiAs, libra, Baracoa, as
well as the railroad rolling stock, but
all communication from those parts Is
cut OF. The government troops have
met with severe rsyerses in the interior,
and in consequence they keep In the
towns and dare not sally out. Arms
from the United States for the govern
ment troops were captured on a train
by the insurgents on the 9th. The latter
threaten to burn the estates OF all Gu
bans who offer to aid the government.
The Governor of Puerto Principe Is
entrenched with the archives in a con-
vent. The young students have left the
place and Joined the insurgents. The
latter hold Manriville, we 6Ie now In
formed, and shoot ali whom they catch
pillaging.
Later advices from Puerto Principe
state that the insurgents forces are
reported as numbering 10000 men;
these include the wealthy classes who
freely risk their all for the cause. There
was u force of ], 100 Spanish troops in
the place, and they were barricading
the streets and squares In expectation
of an attack from the insurgents; the
latter were only three miles distant
from the town and skirmishes were
frequent. All the Cubans were sus-
pected and many OF the wealthy ctti-
zens were arrested. The fnsurgept or
ganization IL complete in every respect.
Accounts from Santiago de Cuba to
the 18Th inst, report that the rebels
were within a few miles of that place
and in full force. A hundred families
went to Jamaica by the French mali
steamer. Loud cries for American aid
are heard in all circles. In all the cities
of the coast the confusion is immense.
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OHIO.
turning or mo LunatIe Asylum.

Turning OF the Lunatie Asylum
5a- COLUMBUS, Nov. I9.-
A frs broke ont In the east wing of
the female department of the Central
Ohio Lunatic Asylum, about ten o'clock
last night The fira was near the
roofand rapidly spread, notwithstand-
Ing the exertions Of the firemsn, who
were promptly on hand. at one O'Clock
the entire building was on fire, and
was destroyed, with the exception of a
part of the middle wing and the ma
chineSy of the building. The walls are
standing firm. Six of the female pa
uents were smothered, but the bodies
were recovered. Their names are. Mary
Murray, of Wyandotte county; Susan
A.Parker, OF Licking: Brldget Brophy,
of Columbus; Clara Bradford, Lizzie
Athens county. Tho firs is still burn
ing. The inmates have been removed
10 the other public institutions. No
were some narrow escapes OF citizens
mates. They were overcome by the
smoke and rescued with difficulty.
CINc1sNNTI, Nov. 10.
John W. Coleman an old resident OF
this city, and for many years u leading
pork PACKER, died at his residence this
morning near Covlngton, KY.
The argument in. the case of Judge
J. W. Pngh of Columbus, for issuinr.
fraudulent naturalization papers was
closed to-day. The United States Conn
misstoners wiz give their decision on
the 26fh Inst
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MucH dissatisfaction. still prev ails in
England about the manner in which
Artemus Wards will has been admin
istered. Commenting on the statement
of the Baltimore Commercial that his
will was the last joke poor Artemus
uttered, an English journal affirms
that it was not all joke; that Ward
had made very largely by his lectures
and writings in England; that he had
lived frugally, and that there is no rea-
son for believing that after his funeral
expenses had been paid there were no
assets left to his estate. 1t calls for an
explanation of the whole matter by his
executors, and there are many on this
side of the Atlantic who are interested
in having this explanation asfull and
satisfactory as possible.
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AMERICAN v.rrr.. WATCHES.
1HE REsTli THE CHEAPEar li


HlHE EXTENSIVE USE OF THEHE
4 WatchGa by Railway Conductors. Engf-
neeTs, and ExpresSmen, the most 'exaet1ng
mOnstraTed me strength, steadinesa d6FRbi-
uty, and accuracy OF the WalIham WATCH.
To satisfy shat class In aIlthese respects Is 70
More than $1,000 are speaking for them.
selves In the pockets or the people.
Imported " Matches arc made ON an expsn-
sive Hystetn, In small numbers, hut by nu-
here by an Importer who INST secures q
AonopOly OF Sale OF 6Omo one Manufactupe-
10 the Manufacturers Proht nns4 be atltls
a Custom-ho duty OF 25 per cent, pay
able In Gold. =. sll.
potter, another protit 10 the 1obber; thus
nealrty doubling the cost of The imported
at Walthnm, Watches are naanutaettned
on a large scale under one roof and system
OF supervision aud management. thereby
saving many OF the hee1Pensss necessarily In-
CURED In small establishments. hence their
great cheaPness.
Watches, and composition, as all the world
knows, Is fnyorable TO small prohts- Tha4
on each watch e small, the demAnd Is large
and all are salabIe.
Unscrupulous importers occasionally place
a worthless swiss Initiation In the market.
To avoid imposition, the purchaser shonld
invariably demand . ceEtihe'.ie of genuine
ness gned by the treasurer 81 the American
watch COmpany-K Z. kOBBINh ~
There are different grades oil finish In the
dInerenL varieties of Watches made by the
WRltham Company as there are different
sizes and shapes Osuit all tastes and meaLss
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark OF '.WALIHAAi' Is euSEanIsed
10 be a good ones and nobody need be AFRAID
tobuy IL.
Every watch Fully warranted.
For sale by an nBt-class dealers In tlIa
UniIed states and British Provinces.
HOBRIRS a APPLETOE,
M VS1 R,a,Ayw,w
eB-Akk for the walthana Watch, and take
no other. IL Is Ihs best Its ttsS cheapest.
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1 =
THURSDAY, Nov. 10, 1888.
The Senate met at 10 o,cloek Il
aud was opened with prayer by III
NV. Mr. Rowley, 5of the Baptfs
SnuIcnt r'= ztai - =
"a messsge was received from th,
House OF Delegates announcing n,
passage OF chapters 5S and so inclusive
Except 81 andi7Sl and asking concur
Chapters 51to so inclusive with th,
exceptions above noted) were tben rsaS
the first time by their tides. - 80 S'''s
On motion OF Mr.. Hoke the Sen,.t.
vent into COMMITTEES of the Whole
Mr.. DIX was called to the chair. :
Ina consideration of chapter so was
resumed and the reading by sections
continued until finished, Various
amendments were offered, the most i'm
portant of which was one offered bv
1ir. Farnsworth increasing the juris-
dictlon OF Justices to three hundred
dollars, which ELECTED considerable dis
cussion, and was finally defeated by a
Yoteot ayes 0, noes 10. ,
On motion OF Mr., Carskadon the
Gommittee rose and reported progress.
The report was adopted, when
On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth, the
senate took recess until p. II,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate. re-assembled, and re-.
sumed the consideration OF chapter so
of the Code.
Mr.. Farnsworth renewed his motion
to extend the Jurisdiction of Justices to
Two hundred dollars, which,was adopt
Ayes-Dix, Dawson, Drummond
Esrnsworth. Humphreys, WernInger,
workman, Wright, Young, Zlnn, Mr..
Stevenson, President-lI.
Noes-Applegate, BDreman, Burley,
GaEskadon, Foster, Hoke, Price, Slack,
After various amendments were
adopted, the chapter was ordered to. its
third reading.
nmotion Of Mr.. Carskadon, the rules
were suspended SO that the chapters
read the first time to-day might be read
the second time. p q .5sif ~,
Chapter 81, of Notaries Public and
Commissioners out of the. State, their
powers, dSc.. was read the second time
and ordered TO its third reading.
Chapter SO, of fcofpotations generally,
was read the second time and was or.
dered to its third reading. ttliLI q
( On motion Of Mr.. Carskadon, the
rules were suspended and chapters 81
and 50 were read the third time and
pBssed. i1 90 .els-,gs II =
Chapter 53, of regulations applicable
TO Joint Stock Companies, whether in
corporated under special charters or
general laws, was read the second time
and, after being amended in several
particulars, was ordered to its third
reading. fslls
/ onmotion, the chapter was read the
third time by It's title and dunanimously
adopted. 81 .5la - :.
On motion, the Senate adjourned un
I'll 10 O'Clock kto.morrow morning.
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xewRr1IIin1.slyyIok. xRrIIi1.lIk


iai ST. JOHN M B.I NOV. 10.
Yesterday was q day of panic aud
disorder. Nothing Ike II has ev- a been
the day Il became known that S. j.
Scoyille, agent OF the SLStephens Bank,
had failed. He had for some yeaFS
been doingia large private banking and
exchange business, and had a iarRe
number of depoaftors. His, liabilities
are supposed TO be about 500 600. he
lating against him. There was q run
upon the ST. Stephens and the Peoples
Banks until about noon, when the st.
Stephens Bank suspended. 80
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No78.


NovKIBER 1o.-FLoUR-In fair de-
mand and prices betteri family "a 5oa
GRAIS-wheat-In demand at 81 so
for No. 1; 81 20 for No. 2 spriug. Corn
Firm at SsaS9s for new eari old norni-
Co4ToN-Dun at go for mIddllng up
lands.
waIsKY-Dnll al 95ag7c. tax paid.
Hoas-Opened at 81 25a7 SO; closed
dull at $700a7 65; packers are not will
ceipts Z, 600 head.
PRoYIsIoNs-Green Meats-There Is
a good demaudi sales $50 600 pieces at
71So for shoulders 1O1z a1O1<e for sides:
ll&a12o for hamss Bulk Meats-In
demand at 9<aI0c for shoulders I8ISA
lac for clear rib and clear sides, packed,
and about Is TO % days in salt. Lard
Dull at 149<al5c for kettle, and l4Hc for
steam.
BUTTER-scarce and In demand at
35a39S.
Eaas-Firm at soc.
OIL-Linseed oil, g5a97cs
SEEDs-EIax seed, 81 00a2 10.
GRtCRRIES-Firm at full rates.
GoLD-lS4I<. buying; 1885, selliDgs
ExCHANeE-Dull at LILO discount,
buyingi par, selling. ufI-
So. Louis. -qTE5
LNovRMBRR 1g.-FLoUR-Pretty firm
but quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm and un6hang-
ed; spring ranges from 81 15aI 20 for
No. 2 and No. I. Corn-Sold at 75o for
new, and sOshec for DID, Oafa-Higher
at 52a55u, Rye-Unehanged Rt 81 lOR
II. Barley-Unchanged. 80
WHsKY-Declinedlto 10 Csc.
PRovIsIoNs-UnchRn Pork
S24 50a26 90; latter guaranteed. Bacon
Shoulders l31zci clear sides 1sc. Lard
Nominal.
NOVEMBER 19th.-NIarket generally
dull and prices steady.
FLoUR-Dul and unchanged.
GRAIN = Wheat-Amber Wisconsin
81 20: Amber Michigan 81 SIS. Corn
Old 81 90 for new; kiln dried 9Oc. Oats
Western aud Ohio 57c; car lots $50.
Bye-Western 81 20. Barley-FiTmer
feeling, four rowed S2O0A2 O5.
milwaukee.
NOVEMBER 1s-FLoUR-QuIet, 6rm
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