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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-03
THE RED RIVER REBELLION.

The Insurgents i'm Council ut Winnepeg-
Eject of Governor McTavish's Pr0clama.
tion-Busncss Depression-OnIy 500 Men
Engaged in the Rebellion.
TORONTO, Dec. 2, 1889.
special despatch from st. Paul, dated Winnie
peg, November Ii, says
The council called by the halfbreeds met to- day.
The attendance was not large. After short time
spent in private consultation the council adjourned
tll November il. Copies OF Governor McTavish's
proclamation issued OF Winnipeg were circulated
among those present and produced marked effect.
Business IS at q standstl and there is great
scarcity OF money among the people, who begin
seriously to reflect the consequences Of the nsur.
rectiOn.
The letter proceeds to give an estimate which
shows that only 500 men are engaged In the In
surrection, and only 300 OF them are armed. They
have ceased to interfere with the mails or private
business. majority Of the people await decisive
movement on one side or the other.
In answer 10 an address, signed by large num-
Der Of influential inhabitants, asking him to warn
the insurgents against their present course Cover
nor McTavish issued proclamation, November 10,
denouncing the seizure by tho insurgents
OF public and private property, the inter-
ference with mails and travellers and other acts
against the peace OF the country. He charges those
Vhsakco III UclOTe ~ Is 100 late 10
peaceably dispense under the penalties OF the law
and calls upon the citizens to ratfy. proclaim and
protest with all their voices and all their power In
order to avert the threatened danger. The proca-
nation closes as follows:-
You are dealing with crisis out Of which may
come lncalculabe good or Unreasonable evil and
with ali the weight OF my official authority ali the
influence OF my individual position, let me finally
charge you to adopt only such means as are lawful
constitutional, rational and safe.
WILLIAM MCTAVISH, Governor OF Assiniboln.
gents-Indian Tribes Becoming Unfriendly.
OTTAWA, Dec. 2, 1859.
Captain Ermatlnger, of Montreal, mas been sum.
moned here TO undertake special message to Red
River to endeavor to conciiate the half breeds The
indian question Is attracting much attention. A
tribe between Fort William and Red River IL reported
unfrlendly.
Determined Opposition to Governor McDou.
GaIl-Large Insurrect0nary Force ON the
Frontier.
CHICAGO, Dec. O. 1869.
special despatch from st. Paul states that let.
tiers have been received from Fort Garry dated No
vember 10 and 20. council OF the insurgent half
breeds met on the 10th. out after some consultation
adjourned until the 18th. Governor McTavishs
proclamation was circulated among them with what
the correspondent says marked effect. The letter
OF the 10th declares that the Red river people viii
never submit to receive Governor McDougall unless
overpowered by the Canadian government. The let
Ter also states that sufficiently large force OF insur
gents are In arms to protect their frontiers from any
force that can be sent against them at present.
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TURKEY.

The Eastern Qucstion-Anglo -Frcnch Media
ton.
PARIS, Dec. 2, 1859.
The governments OF France and Great Britain are
making great efforts TO settle the matters at issue
between the Sublime Porte and the vioeroy OF
Egypt
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ITALY.

The American Ship Scotswood in Port.
GENOA, Dec. 2, 1859.
The American ship Scotswood, Captain Yeaman,
which sailed from New Orleans on the 2lst OF August
last for this port, arrived here safely yesterday.
She had been given up for lost by the underwriters
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FRANCE.

The Bonaparte Dynasty a Centre OF Order.
PARIS, Dec. 2, 1862
At a meeting Of committee OF the Corps Legis
latf to-day Emile Olivier said that guard against
popular they must rally around the dynasty
Of the Emperor Napoleon.
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GERMANY.
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The SchleswIg. Holstei Discussion.
BERLIN. Dec. 2, 1869.
Its rumored that the Danish question is again
under discussion Several important dispatches on
the subject have recently passed between Berlin and
Vienna.
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LOUISIANA.

Heavy Increase of Internal Revenue CoIIec.
ti0n-Tho N1etairie Races.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. O. 1869.
The Republican gives the internal revenue collec-
lions for the district OF Louisiana for the month
OF November at $16s,000 an increase Of
%10S,000 over the same month last year
At the Metarle Course to-day the first race, mile
dash, was won by Corscan, beating Abu Baker and
Sarah Mcdonald. Time, 1:476.
The second race, two mile heats, was won by
Morgan Scout, beating Coquette, Colonel Roberts
and Nat Griffin. Time, 3:45.
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viceresal Present to the Empress of France.
PARIS. Dec. 2, 1869.
1t reported that the viceroy of Egypt presented
70 the Empress Eugenie q dadem VI diamonds
valued at O. 900, 900 OF francs.
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Disa ster ut Sea.

LONDON, Dec. q 1859.
The ship Joseph Holmes, OF Boston, Captain
Moody, which sailed from New York on the 3lst OF
October, for Glasgow, experienced O heavy gale,
sprung leak and was abandoned. No date. The
crew were saved ana landed at Holyhead yesterday.
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PARIS, Dec. 2-8 P. AZ.
Up to this hour the city has been perfectly tran
gull. No political or popular demonstrations what
ever have been made.
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A Heresy Declared in the Established Church.
Accommodation by Law.

LONDON, Dec 2, 1869.
The proceedings In the Consistory Court OF York
against the Rev. G. Voysey for heresy have been
brought to a conclusion. Mr.. voysey heard
yesterday in his defence before the Chancellor
who to-day rendered Judgment declaring that all
charges and allegations brought against the defend
ant had been proved and excluding him from the
Church OF England.
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Determined Opposition to Governor McDOu
GaIl-Large Insurrectionary Force ON the
Frontier.
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Address to the Grown by the Ontario LeGis-
lature-Financinl Relations Between Can.
ida and the Provinces.
TORONTO Dec. 2, 1869.
In the Legislature last night Mr.. Blake followed
up the late Nova Scotia resolutions oy moving as Q
necessary consequence an address to the Crown
praying that by the act Of the Imperial Legislature
1t might be rendered impossible for the Parliament
OF Canada to disturb the financial relations estab-
lished between the B. N. A. act OF 1857, between
Canada and the several provinces Mr.. Blake sup
ported hts motion in speech Of some length. He
criticised the course the government on q former
evening. debate Of Q very animated character
took place. Mr.. Clark moved an amendment de-
ciaring the proposed address tnexpedient. On q
division the amendment was adopted by 81 to IL
The original motion was then carried. committee
was at once adopted, their report brought In and
adopted and the address agreed to and ordered to
be enQrossed IN due form.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, Dec. 2, 1862
The bullion In the Bank OF England has decreased
f38, 900 since last week.
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The Bank Return.

2, Ibb3
According to the regular weekly statement pub
lished to-day the amount Of bullion on hand in the
Bauk OF France has decreased $780, oooL since last
Thursday.
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ROME.
Arrival of Bisli ops.

ROME, Dec. 2, 1860.
Four hundred prelates, archbshops and bishops
have already arrived in the city to attend the Ecu
menical Council.
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H. Eassian vapor Baths are the Known Renee
mar Broadway. ~ ~
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Koyai Havana Lottery.-F0r Oe,c,aI Draw
ing to 70 1852 another Art of tbs ospo
TAYLOR CO., Banksrs, l6 WI Al street New York.
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A.-Eniics' Faces Enamciled; also the Pre-.
paratoa for with instructions, by NJ. LAUsSOy No. 1
ArQal
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Afford 81 Upper, Manufacturing Silver.
smiths Wholesale aud RETAIL Nos 757 and 769 broadway
ID
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New Military Commander of Cnundn-State
ment of Hon. John Young.

General WJndham, commander of the forces in
Canada, has obtained two months leave OF alb
sence. General Doyle will have command Of
Ontario and Quebec with headquarters at Montreal.
Hon. John Young denies having stated while in
New YORK that Canada would be willing to become
annexed for the sake Of trade the United States
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Advice Gratis.-Dr. Filters liheumatic RENE
EDY 7o4 Broadway Cures warranted money refunded
(less ~ per cent?. Send for circular.
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Christmas Is Coming Lndies--An1e IL You
wish beautiful Boots and Shoes pasronze MILLER co..
No. Union square.
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The Bcimontyle Oil ~ One Of the Most
valuable discoveries OF the age prevents rust tar
nsh, de- OF all metals. For and testimonials I'd.
Dress H. B. RIGGS. l5Q Front stres, New York.
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Proprietary Medicines for SAY o. yrc,ua;rw
Mexican Mustang Lniment, Lyons Kats .ron Mssnais
Balm, Lyon2' Powder and other valuable ~ ticss "s"
WIN. E. EvERSQ IN ia nro.aw.v
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Railroad Celebration in New Brunswick.
st. JOHN, Dec. a. 1859.
The The formal opening of the Western Extension
Railway, from st. John to the American boundary,
took place yesterday A train left at nine O'Clock
A. NJ. with 30 Invited guests. On It's return grand
entertainment was given. The Fredericton Branch
also opened for traffic.
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AIcorn,s Majority 100000.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 2, 1859,
despatch from Mississippi claims the State for
Alcorn by 20, 900 majority.
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A Conservative Triumph In Tcxas-A Quiet
Elcction-Thirtv Thousand Majority for
HamiIton-liaynes Elected to Congress.
GALVESTON, Dec. l, 1859.
The total vote here for two days is 1904. As far IS
heard from the election throughout the State Is
passing or quietly.
In Waco the vote in TWO days reaches o40.
In McLennan county the colored majority 10 200.
In Falls county the voters are splitting, but Davis
Ia probably ahead.
Registration is not yet completed In Navarro
county, consequently no election Is going on there.
In Hays, Williamson and Travis counties all the
whites and many c0ored voters are voting for Ham
nton. His estimated majority IN three counties Is
1880. Haynes Is certainly elected to Congress.
Hamtons friends claim the State by $4,000 majority.
Heavy Vote In HOustOn--Ha milton Certainly
Elected.
HOUSTON Dec l. 1860.
The vote here in two days Is 800 1t is estimated
that Hamilton Will carry the State by 10000.
In Jefferson the election is progressing quietly,
the colored votes being largely In the majority.
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Crista doro's Unrivnt1cd Hair Dye.-SOld
and applied al his wig and scalp factory No. Astar House
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ei Zadek, Bey Of Tunis, temporary visit TO the
ued States has taken apartments at 1Q2 East ourlcsnth
street. opposite stcnway Hail. New York. ard he
suited al his rooms above every day from 10 70 o'clock
r by letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-03

IrOu DRESSINGS Tor Frencn
Mansard Roofs, OF
TWENTY-FIVE different patterns,
uneausled Ia beauty OF design
Illustrated sheets sent application,
Iron Fronts add every description OF lyon n orr
for buildings
J. l. JACKSON A RRO
Works Twenty eighth street. Second a. snna
Twenty. ninth street, New York '' "~
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In View Of the Deception Prncticed 'oy Der IL
Oriode and other spurious initial wAscy
buyers OF genuine AMERICAN WATCHES sho I'd x5 ria
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Secinway 81 Sons,
manufacturers OF Grand, Square and Upright
PlANOFORTES,


.PiANoFoRfEs '''''A'
eEsSfERisNL AP REppsr,os
In their prices accordance with the decline in the
articles used In the manufacture of panofoes. add
ton TO their established styles OF pianoortes STEINWAY
want by Of moderate teachers schools &C.,
have perfected for the manufacture OF
THE SCHOOL" PIANO,
csey The same size scale mechanism and wd4s
msnshp a. their highest priced seven octave Pianos the
srlcsd in perfectly plain yet exceedingly neat exterior
case These new instruments win be supplied these who
desire 70 possess thoroughly st class stsinway Piano."
AZ EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE PRICES.
sTEINWAY SONS also desire to cali special attention
PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS
action, soft pedal matchess in volume
and quality Of tone, and srPassng facility Of action,
atmospheric Influences than other piano
Price lists and illustrated catalogues mailed free on sppl
EVERY PIANO IS WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Nos. lU9 and Ill East Fourteenth street. New York,
between Fourth avenue and Irving place.
Albert Weber.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
P1ANofoRrEs.
Endorsed by the FIRST artsts-PAREpA ROSA, KEEL
LOCI, TORI; BIG THE0 THOMAS MILLS,
others, as the
LEADING PIANoFORTEs IN AMERICA.
Hence the unparalleled enormous increase in ths.r
80 PER CENT
in two years, as per INTERNAL REVENUE RETURNS
wARERooMs,
FIFTH AVENUE. CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET
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For n stylish and Elegant Hat 90 tn
ESPENSCHE1D, Manufactures, lis Nassau street.
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Alto People With Brnins.-Every Human
being old enough to have gray hairs ought know
darkcn them with the ordinary "dyes coorers tho
period disgusting 1t Incredible in fact, that any
possessing grain of should
when PHALON'S vIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR transparent rs ether and clear water
natural color Of the hair, hkers, beard
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=, wv - sns S .s tos rutss-N0 rgumene
10 nso.sa " p.Vso .u' Ano nroAs OF
anu rson .e pace 70 90 rchase them.
1919 my aouos 'A uus visit 10 his
~. P,ove y" ouu anu ~ Ia 1 II 10
49,. ".n's W a,, ~ ua.es ne IA them all
P,,ss Nov ~ s NV ~ Nv And what
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LEADING PIANoFORTEs IN AMERICA.


wAREROOMS,
FIFTH AVENUE. CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE

Prompt Despatch of Business-Congress
Requested to Establish n Department of
C0mmerce-Necessity of New Channels Of
Observation-Disclosures Railroad Between
the West aud the Seabonrd-National Rail-
road Law.
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Endorsed by the FIRST artists-PAREPA-RosA, KEEL
L0GG, TOfP. BRfGNOLi, THEO THOMAS, MILLS,
PATTlsoN, BRIsToW, sANDERsoN, MARETzEK aud
others, the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-15
The Orphans Fair.

Ia looking over the 'official list of arti-
Giles won at the Fair, we find the following
not before published 49,
Mrs. BelImains's Table eerschanm
pipe, by Hugh Hefsrman.
Mrs. McCormacps-Two yaces, by JIM
my Farrell; watch case, by Mcdonald;
vase, by Maggie Farrell; oil painting, by
Sarah Brennan, boys suit, by Con Bouk.
Mrs. MHphys-Watch case, by Maggie
Egan; fan, by Elina Judson; bottle pomade,
by Ellen Brew; vase, by Annie Prender-
gari; lady's hat, by Miss Eaton.
Mrs. Kenneliys-Yase, by james Ber-
gan; butter dish, by - Dewling.
Mrs. Buddekss-Silyer pitcher and bowl,
by Johnny Hyronemus; girls suit, by
Mrs. Myer; pin cushion, by Katie Glas-
cock.
Mrs. DOAn's-Pair vases, by w. V.
Crump; black silk dress pattern, by Mrs,
Kliser.
Mrs. OlwiPs-Flute, by w. H. Carney;
album, by Miss Lima Martin; portrait Of
General Lee, by D. 8. Mundy; negro
dancers, by NJ. Ryan; stuffed birds, by or
phan.
Mr. DOugherty's-Quilt, by James Dali
ton; secret boy, by r. A. Milan.
Mrs. 'BaTyS-Enbroidered handker-
chiefs, by Miss Jacobs.
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Foreign markets.


LoSDos, April 14-EvsninV-Conzol.
93s@9S4. United States bonds "a.
FRANKFoRT, April 14.-United States
bonds S7s. '''
LIVERPOOL, April 14-Evenine-Cosion
trmsr; middli1g uplands, l2id; Orleans
123d.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, April I4.-Coslon frmer At
N4@2Sc; receipts 394 bales; exports 30
bales. Flour dull, super SIS 5O66. Corn
7O@72c. Oats CSC. Hay S25026. Pork
S32. Lard 19@20c. Bacon quiet; shouI-
ders 13c; sides 171c. Bulk meats ouiet.
shoulders 122c; sides 164e.
Sc. I.OnIs Markets.
Sr. LOUIS, April 14.-FIour 81 OO0
5 rs. Wheat 81 so. Corn 65666{c.
Oats 6O@624c. Barley 81 IS. RyeSI %.
Whisky S7@S73c. Lardl74c. Sugar I2I
@143c. Molasses 75@85c. Pork s3i.
Bulk meats, nothing doing. Bacon I3I,
164 and 164e.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 14-Fiour S. SOFA
%. Wheat 81 O44. Corn 5O05Ofc.
Oats 5I&@54c. Rye 81 16@1 II. Bar
ley STOOL IS. Highwines SIC. Molasses
$1@l 05. Sugar 14@151c. Pork 3Olc.
Lard 174@1Sc. Bulk shoulders l2c.
Hams 154c. Cumberland middiss 14&e.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. April IA Flour So 256
6 so. Corn Coo. Oats 66@70c. Whisky
90c. Pork S31. Bulk meats 12@I44c.
Bacon Is, 16f and 16fc. Lard 1Sc. Sugar
133@l5c. Molasses 60@65c. Wheat
81 35@1 As. Cotton firm, at 27t@271c.
Butter SS@44c. Eggs 17@1Sc. Coffee
2O@26c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April 14.-Sales of 20
hhds. Tobacco at S5@27. Pork S3I so.
Lard 174@1Sc Bacon 13I, 164 and I7Ec.
Bulk meats l2f and Isle. Flour S. SOFA
90. Corn 65@66s. Oats 60(965c. Su.
gar 13A@154c. Molassss 75@85c. Whisky
Gle. Wheat 81 55@l go. Hsy S2O@2l.
Cotton &c.
New Xork Markets.
New YORK, April 14-Coiton lc be-
ter and more active; $50 bales uplsnds sold
at 2Sf@29c. Flour s. 4O@6, eloaing
Sc lower. Wheat dull and 1(a2c lower.
Whiskey 92c. Corn 1e lower, S54695c.
Rice dull; Carolina S4@94c. Coffee quiet.
Sugar dali; Cuba l2@l24e. MolSsses
qniet at 45@50c. Dry goods unchanged.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 14-Money abundant
at 7e. Commercial paper duh at 10@13
Startling strong at 73@Ss. Gold 6rmsr;
opened at 500 advanced to 33s, and closed
at 32i. Tennessee bonds dull; new 65s
@66.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, April 14-Cotton az
tive; middling 2Si@2S4c; sales 6, $50 bales;
receipts l,24S bales; exports 1856 bales.
Gold 1929. Sterling exchange 1929; New
York sight fc premium. Sugar dull:
common SOLOS; prime 13fc. Molasses
in light supply; prime Csc. Flour firm;
super S. 81; Xxx Sc so; xxx s. IS.
Corn firm. Wheat 81 80. Oats scarce a.
74@75c. Bran scarce, 81 so. Hay firm
at $26 for prime. Pork $3I IS. Bacon
shoulders l4c, clear sides 17ic, and clear
ribs l74c. Lard dull and unchanged.
Whisky, western rectiied S7@S9lc C0ffse
firm: fair I58c: prime l74Gl73c
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The New York Times of the 18th inst.

The New York Times Of the 18th inst.
says:
The trade Of the week past was again
very active in the line Of importations,
nearly eight millions being entered, and
there was also an improvement in the line
Of exports. The general business of our
merchants is not in all respects SO satisfac-
tory as in March, owing to-the severe turn
of the money market, which affects their
trade, while it is siBgularly used in Wall
street to put up the price of gold and
stocks as well as the price of money. There
is some early prospect, however, that this
state of affairs will se mitigaied by the
gradual return Of currency and country
bank balances in May and June, if not be-
fore the close of the present month, and BY
the distribution of about twenty five mil
lions Of interest TO the holders of United
States stock.
The import entries for the past week,
amount TO S9,982,S23, against the total
entries Of 81 So, 237 same week last year.
The expert clearaEces Of domestic produce
amount TO SS,S7S, 954, against $4,73l $50
same week last year. The customs of the
week are $2,730,795. The receipts Of cot
ton, cOastwise and by railroad, are 1884
bales.
The gold values Of the import entries
Of foreign merchandise, at New York,
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The 26th Of the present month is the
day npon which The fitch anniversary Of
the Order win be observed throughout the
country. Ia this city grand preparations
are being made for the demonstration, and
invitations have been sent to Fifty different
lodges in the middle district of the State
topsrticipate and join with theorder in this
city. From the neighboring towns large
delegations are expected, and the celebra-
ton will probably eclipse anything Of the
kind ever held by the fraternity here.
The procession viii be formed at one
o'clock, and after marching through the
principal streets, the Order will repair to
Masonic Hall, where an GRAFTON viii be
delivered by Rev. DIR. A. ]. Baird.
The committee Of arrangements en-
deavored to procure church, deeming il a
more appropriate place for the GRAFTON, but
the only churches able to contain the large
crowd which viii be present. were refused
by the trustees, and the committee, there
fore, had to accept Masonic Hall, which
had been kindly rendered in that spirit Of
liberality and brotherly love which hiss
always characterized the workings of both
orders, one with the other.
At night grand banquet and reception
party takes place at Masonic Hall. The
committee have awarded the contract for
furnishing the supper to Frank Ozanne.
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Nashville Grocery Market.

AHsnVAAle GrOeefy market.
The market continues steady, with little
business doing. We quote.
SUGAR.-New Orleans, 14@16. Dema-
rars, 16@164; Porto Rico, 144@153
Cuba, Is; standard hards, Is; A coffee
II c, B do 1890, and C do 16l.
CoFFEE.-We quote Rio, common to
choice, 1926; Laguyra, 251c; Jaws, So
@4Oc.
MoLASsEs AND SYRUPs.-NsW Orleans
per Dbl, 759S5c; syrup, 5Oe@Sl. golden
syrup, 81.
SALT.-Liverpool sack So Is; seven
bushel barrels, by the car load, So 30; FIVE
and half do, 81 IS.
Receive quote best Carolina 1O4@
lie.
TEAs.-Imperisl 81 65@2 25; Young
Hyson 50 25; Black 81 25@2; Gunpow.
dersl 65@2.
FIsH.-Msckerel, Nos. 1, 2 and 8, per
barrel, SCI, s19, SIS; in kits, Nos. l, 2,
and 5, So Is, So, So rs.
CANDLEs.-Star, light weight, 17@174e.
PowDER.-DupOnt, 81 so; Hazards ST
so; blasting, IS so; fuse per 100 feet, 75c.
SHoT.-Patent S. 20; buck S. so.
CAPs.-G. D. 45c; water proof 81 10
musket 81 10.
LIQUoRs-Common recti6ed whisky per
gallon, 81 1901 40; Robertson County
81 1909 rs; Bourbon, 81 1903.
sUNDRIEs.-Blacking per doz. 40@75c.
WashbOards 81 rs per doz. Buckets per
doz 50 75@3. Tubs 81 1905 per nest.
Starch 74c. Candy 25c for assorted
per pound. Snuf' 81 1908 per box for
Carrots packed. Matches s. rs per case
Pepper &c. Spice &c. Ginger 25e. Oys-
tiers So so per case for pound esns S. 80 |
per case for 2 pound cans. Canned peaches
pound cans, 81 per dog. Soda 74@8r.