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RIVER AND WEATHER,

ARRIVED:
None.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
w. Fl. Brown, Ohio river.
Pink Marble, Evansville.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
AlPhs, p. Isabel, 4P. NJ.
The river was receding yesterday morn.
ing, but in the afternoon was swelling
slowly again. We report seven feet on
Harpelh Shoals. Weather cold, with 3
slight fall of snow last. evening. Wind
from the North.
The W. Ii. Brown, with FIVE barges in
tow, cleared for the Ohio river.
The Pink Yarble departed for Evans
vile.
About one hundred hogskeads Of sugar
arrived by the Tyrone.
The Nashville is due to-day, and is the
regular packet for Cairo on Thursday.
The Alpha departed this evening for the
head Of the river, in command of the
courteous Capt. Tom Ryman, with W. r.
Gracey at the desk.
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StealiuR Money,

A negro named Fountain A. Pitts was ar
raigned before Commissioner Stone yesier-
day on charge Of stealing $48, and in de-
fault of 81, 900 security for his appearance
at the Criminal Court, he was committed
- Sail
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We were the recipients Of another fall
Of snow last evening, which lasted upward
Of half an hour, after which it became
clear, and another heavy frost may be
locked for this morning.
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We notice that ]. D. c. Atkins has re-
sumed his connection with the Paris Iatet-
Iigsncer, and is announced as one Of the
editors of that paper.
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
George Andrews, present incumbent, as a
candidate for the Office Of Judge Of the
Supreme Court from the eastern division,
at the approaching Judicial election.
march l2-te.
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Lareeay of a Coat.

Bishop Waugh, charged with stealing a
coat valued at $75, was released by the Po-
lice Commissioner yesterday, and the pros
ecutor taxed;with the COST.
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cherry street Varieties.

Another excellent variety bill was pre-
scented last night TO large audience, who
were apparently delighted with the artis'
tic renditicns of the star troupe. An at
tractiye programme is out for to night.
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at SS2. Bacon retailing at l3c Tor 10
ders. Tic Cor clear rib, and 17sc for 8.
sides. Lard dull; fierce Isolde. ksrs
@2lc. Whisky quiet and unchssfsd
Coffee advanced; fair 15@15Ic; prime Ia
Ollie.
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The exports for the week ending this
evening reach a total of Al .994 bales, Of
which 1926 were TO great Britain and
7,64S bales to the continent, while the
stocks at all the ports as made mp this
evening are now 367, l49 bales.
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Big Real Estate Sale.

Two business houses on South Market
street, near Bread, were sold yesterday at
public out-cry, and were purchased by K.
F. Adams for the sum of 1000. The
houses were the property Of H. G. scovel
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The Presbytery of Nashville will hold
its stated spring meeting at IL A. N. to-
day, 10 the lecture room of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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The Big Hog.

The monster hog which has been on ex-
hibition here for some time past. was
shipped yesterday on the sseamer Pink
Xarhle for Evansville
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Obtaining Money Under FaIes. Pre-

Mart Jordan was arrested yesterday fol
obtaining money from Sam Allen under
false pretences. Commissioner Stone will
attend 10 his case this morning.
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized TO announce Judge
A. NJ. Hughes, of Maury, as a candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court from the
Middle Division. mar17 te+
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce Hon. J. o. Shackleford as can
didate for Judge of the Supreme Court of
Tennessee, at the election 10 take place
7th Of Nav. 1869, ar6-tde
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, April 13.-Cotton firm bui
irregular at 274c; receipts 322 bales; ex,
ports 523 bales. Flour, super Sc Corn
re. Oats 65o. Hay S25@26. Pork S32.
Lard zoe. Bacon l74c; shoulders 133c;
sides l64c. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders
l37; sides dull.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce M. NJ.
BRIEN, ST., as q candidate for Chancellor
Of this District at the ensuing election.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April 13-Evening-Consols
9"t9954. United States bonds 835.
FRANKFORT, April 13.-United States
bonds ST.
LIVERPOOL, April l3-EVening-COtton
active; middling uplands, on spot, 12.d@
1919; ahoat, 12sd; Orleans 12s@12Ad.
Sales 1900 bales.
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Ex-President johnson Invited 10
Maury County.
The citizens of Maury county have III
vited ex-President johnson to visit Colum-
bia on his return from Memphis. The in
vitation bears the signatures Of several
hundred prominent citizens Of that county
and was forwarded to Memphis.
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The peace warrant sworn out by Ellen
Counts against Ellen Moore, colored, was
dismissed yesterday by Justice Mathews.
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WOKE SHIRTS

We have just received a LARGE STOCK
of the above named popular make of
Shirts made expressly for our trade. which
we are offering at reduced prices. Also. Tn.
der Shirts, Drawers, Handkerchiefs,
Socks, suspenders, Gloves, Collars
Cravafs, BOWs, Ties, scarfs, and every
thing pertaining to gentlemans toilet, at
r. II. TH0MPS0N'S,
mars If Al Cherry Street.
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CITY NOTICES
Confederate Dead.

The second entertainment to be given
by the Memorial Association will be a
reading by DIR. Blackie at the Masonic
Temple next Friday evening at q o'clock.
The subjects will embrace Tam OShanter,
Poe's Raven, passages from Dickens, and
other selections from popular authors.
Tickets 50 cents. Children half price
am. Is 1t,
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Nashville Postmaster.

Our Washington dispatches this morn
ing announce that Euos Hopkins, Esq.,
has been appointed Postmaster for this
cffv
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SECOND BOARD.
The salss on the 10th were as follows ::
FIRST BOARD

The money market in New York on
Saturday was irregular, call loans being at
one time at per cent. in currency, but it
was stringent at the close at 7 per cent. per
common, 1-16@s per cent. per day COM
mission. The New York city bank state
ment gives no promise of immediate re-
lief from this stringenoy, as it shows loss
of legal reserve in excess Of the relative
decrease in demand liabilities. The
changes during the week are radical, and
are shown BIZ the following figures:
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Arrival Of Soldiers.

ii was the 25th Infantry that arrived
here on the Tyrone. This regiment has
heretofore been stationed at Padacah,
Columbus and Humboldt.
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ReaftuC his Wife.

Jobu Hurd was fined $25 and costs by
Commissioner Stone yesterday for assault
and battery on his wife,
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We are authorized to announce Thos'
II. Coldwell as a candidate for Attorney
General and Reporter for the State ol
Tennessee. Election fourth Thursday in
May, 1869. mhl2-te
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The receipts up 10 this period last year
were 69,5l0 bales, with shipments of g.
6SS. and stock on hand of 2,344 bales.
Sales were made on the same day at 25l,
to Csc, and bales at 29c. For the CORES
ponding week last year, the receipts were
1l65 bales. Sales 70l and shipments ll16
bales
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For Circuit Judge, Tenth Judicial
District.

We are al ,horized to announce James
f. Rice, Eco, of GAINESVILLE, candidate,
for Judge of the Circuit Court for the
Tenth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee
Election Fourth Thursday May, 1859
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The memphis Delegation Toasted.

The city authorities yesterday gave
dinner at the Merchants Exchange TO the
Memphis delegation.
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rnar24.id
FOR Attorney General, 10th Judicial

We are authorized to announce Clay
Roberts, of Montgomery county, as a can
didate for Attorney General in the tenth
judicial circuit. B.
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GOLD AND SILVER.
REVENUE STAMPS

We have made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps. viz:
On purchases under $2D..-.......Par
On purchases of 80 or mOre.-2 per cent. dis
On purchases Of $50 or morO".31
On purchases Of sl00 or more...3Z -
On purchases of $500 or more AZ q"
On purchases of $1,000 or more AZ
All orders must be accompanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail OF express as directed.
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The Charter OaY.

We have received, and have now in use,
one o., these handsome and valuable cook
ing stoves. We hazard nothing, we think,
10 saying that, all in all, it has no equal.
Its size, its shape-affording the greatest
convenience-and its numerous and dur
able vessels entitle it to the preference over
any stove of which we have any knowledge.
Another great advantage it possesses is,
owing to its capacity and draft, you can
burn almost any kind of wood and, on &C
count of its substance and retention.of heat,
you can run it with green wood after it is
heated, or by having a small amount OF
kindling material and those having to
prepare fuel for the ordinary small stoves
will readily appreciate this advantage
They are for sale by the old, prompt and
reliable firm of ]. w. Wilson & Co., q
College street, Nashville, Tenn.--SeOttsbOr
(Ala) Industrial Herald, Apra s.
anr12 II
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New York Dry Coed. maraes

NEW York, April 1S.-staller bIeached
muslins defined to lac, Other goods uns
altered.
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Mr.. ]. Foster, Taxidermist and Natural
ist, will give lessons in the art of preserving
Birds, Reptiles and Animals, at small cost
Address, Jefferson Street, Nashville, Tenn.
maI22-lm&
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st. IOuIs Markets..

ST. LOUIS, April 13.-Flour "a l50
25. Wheat 81 40@1 60. Corn GAO
Csc. Barley 81 s2a@2 05. Rye 81 22@
%. Whisky s74@S8e. Lard 174c.
Sugar 129l5e. Molssses 75985c. Pork
$50 50@3I. Bulk meats nominal. Bacon
1871, I6t and l6fc. Hams Zoe.
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ESSAYS FOX YOUNG HEN,
Or the Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the humane
view of treatment and cure, sent By mail free
of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
jap2l 3m d&w Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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PHOTOGRAPHS So so per dozen. saltz,
man makes them. mar24.1m
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E. H. Miller, No. 9 College street,
makes and puts up all kinds of awning:
at short notice.
mar % I'm.
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How is this a? Only So so per dozen 70
photographs at
maT24-1m SALTzMAN's GALLERY.
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BOARDING.

Single gentlemen or families can be &C.
commodated with board and good rooms,
at reduced rates, at llS North College ST.,
opposite Second Presbyterian Church.
apll-lW
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Boarding by the Week.

Mrs. Du Pre-, No. 40 North High street,
will accommodate ten gentlemen with
board. march 21-eod I'm.
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course there ia no doubt that it will stead
lily, even if slowly, gravitate towards a
moderately active seven per cent. market.
At the same time lenders of course have
an interest in sustaining high rates. and it
is not probable they viii give them up as
long as they can be maintained by the
articles peculiar to stock manipulations"
The New York Shipping and Commercial
List of the 10th inst. says of cheap bread
stuffs:
The almost uninterrupted depression of
the breadstuffs market since last harvest
has borne with great severity upon the
West. There has been an average shrink
age in wheat of nearly fifty per cent, and
it is by no means certain that the low
eat depth of depression has yet been reach
ed. The cause of this heavy fall in val
ues is not difficult to discover. The crops
of the principal wheat growing countries
OF the world last year were above the av-
ersge. Even the necessities of Great
Britain, usually the heaviest consumer of
foreign grown breadstuffs, were less urgent
than usual. She has been further favored
by an unprecedented mild winter, which
has prevented any actual stoppage of sup
plies from the Baltic ports, and heightened
out her own reserves, particularly the
coarser stuff, by enabling stock to Craze
throughout the winter months. These
circumstances greatly weakened the conf
dence of holders, and, as consequence, a
large portion of the free arrivals in De-
cemher, January, February and March,
were thrown upon the market and passed
directly into consumption, inducing, in
turn, the English farmers to dispose oil
their produce in the belief that prices
could not be maintained. With the mars
ket thus freely supplied, the scale Of price
has been almost uninterruptedly turned in
favor of consumers-the current values
being lower than for several years past.
1t is quite natural after 80 marked de
preston, and such exceptionally low
prices, that holders should look for some
reaction but, at the present writing, there
| is little to encourage turn in the course
Of the market. The surplus of wheat in
our Atlantic and Pacific States is known
to be very large; the Baltic and Black Sea
regions, it is reported, still hold ample
supplies the crop of Chill, now going for.
| ward, is about the usual average, while the
Australia Colonies, which, in some sea.
Sons, are necessitated TO import heavily
now have a large excess over their own
| requirements-some estimates placing il
as high as 4,000,000 bushels. 1t is quite
natural that, with such ample supplies il
reserve, there should be an absence Of
| speculation and lack Of confidence essen.
tial to give healthy tone and spirit to the
market, without which there can be nc
substantial rise in values. 1t is a long
time, however, before the next harvest
and there may be some serious disaster tC
the crops, or grave political disturbances
in Europe, to change the whole complex
ion of the market. But these are contin.
gencies altogether too remote and uncer.
tain TO have any present influence, oil
| afford much consolation to holders.
Prices of wheat and flour in this mar.
| ket compare as follows:
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fdAueu .luItJu
A chance to draw any Of the above prizes for
Seents. Tickets describing prizes are sealed in
envelopes. and we'll mixed. Ga receipt OF o
cents Sealed Text Is drawn without choice
and sent BY mail TO any address. The prize
named upon It will be delivered to the ticket
holder on payment Of One Dollar. Prizes are
Immediately sent 70 any address By express or
return mail.
You will know what your prize Is before you
pay for il. Any Prize exchanged for another 81
sa71e 7d5Hs. No blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
REgBREscEs.-Ws select the follozinz from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizss
and kindly permitted rs 10 publish them: s
T. wilkins, Buffalo, IS 600; Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago. Piano. $3.50 jain ID. Moore, Louis
vile. 81 0C0; Mis- Kama WalWOrth, Milaauksa.
Piano, $50; Rev. *. A. Day. New Orleans. $500.
We publish no names without permission.
QPfiiIess OF TINS PRsss.-"rhe Erm Is reliable
and deserve their success" - Weekiy TriBaa~
Oct. s. I'VE know them 10 be a fair dealing
krm. IN y, Herald. Oct y. "a Gaisnd OF
ours drew 800 prize. which was promptly re-
eeived. "-lalB Neios, Dec 3.
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements h,
Agents. Satisfaction zuarani eed. Eyery pack
age cf Sealed Envelopes contains eva CASE
GIFT. Six Tickets for 81; Is for 81 IS Cor s.; no
tor $l5 AL letters should be addressed %
HAHPER, WILSON n co.
MARS Ina fza REeadWsy, n. n.
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STRANGERS VISITING

n CIV DIRK itV
WILL FIND
NE. COR. BROADWAY d CANAL ST.
The Place of Places in all New York,
For the selection of
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE

GOING S0UTH-NashvilIe and Decatur
trains leave station on South Cherry street. at s
A. n. and 6:se P. n. No train Sunday morning,
Accommodation at P. NJ, lgoes to Column
bial. Trains arrive at 4:30 A. M, and 400 p. N.
Accommodation 10 A. N.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
Leave Nashville...........5:30 A. Y. and $50 P N.
Arrive at Louisville at.-.1:45 p. and 400 A.
Arrive at NJ and 400 A. n.
0allatin Accommodation train leaves Gala
tin at 9:l5 A. NJ; returning. leaves Nashville at
S:4S p. Il, and arrives at Gallatin at 6:20 P. NJ,
every day except sunday.
Rshville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Leave Nashville at........6.45 A. NJ and GOO P. NJ
Arrive at A. NJ. Ind 800 p N.
The 6:45 A. N. train from Nashville, does not
run on Sunday.
Shelbyvtlte Accommodation Train.
Arrives at A. n.
Leaves HaehVil P. n.
Nashville and Northwestern n. II.
Leave Nashville-........ $40 p. n. and 700 A. N
Arrive at Hickman. Ky-l2:U0 N. and. $3.50 A.
Leave Hickman. KY. $50 P. n. and 600 A. N
Arrive at Naskville......l2:00 Il. and $50 A. n.
EdgeHeld and Kentucky II. II.
Arrive at .........909 A.
Leave r.
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READYMADE CLOTHING

Here are the BEST LIGHTED salesrooms in
New York. -
Here is THE STYLE.
Here the "0NE PRICE" system is strictly
Here are the LOWEST PRICES in the city.
marked in plain figures.
Purchasers are not HURRIED THROUGH
the stock; no Misrepresentation are made; great
pains taken in FITTING THE CUSTOMER, and Po-
ITTF ATTENTION SHOWN under all circumstances,
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Andrew johnson.

Among the visitors at Giers' gallery
yesterday were His Excellency ex Presi.
dent Andrew johnson, Hon. ii. s. Foote
Hon. Geo. w. Jones and large number
of beautiful ladies. This gallery is
crowded daily with the beauty of this city
and country. The proprietor has not
found it necessary to rednce the prizes of
his pictures TO attract customers, but has
constantly as much wotk as be can turn
out, the beauty aud superior finish of
which is an acknowledged fact among the
connoisseurs of this community. Call and
see the beautiful specimens on exhibition
at Nos 43 and As Union street.
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Now is the accepted time 10 get fine
photographs at 81 so per dozen at Saltz-
mans Gallery Mar.24 I'm
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders,
Use browns Bronchial Troches," having
PROVED their efficiency by test of many
years.
81 have naver changed my mind regard.
ing them from the first, excepting TO think
yet better of that which l hogan thinking
we'll of"-REv. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
JUST RECEIVED, fine Dress Berage,
worth so cents, selling for 374 cents, at
ap1I-1w G.. RICE & Co.'s.
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Chicago, Markets.

CHICAGO, April l3--Flonr "a $50
7 90. Wheat 81 05S. Corn 5O4c. Oats
5I4@5l3c. Rye 81 1901 182. Barley
ST. 65. HighWines S62c. Molasses SIG
l 05. Sugar l4@l54c. Polk 304@3Ic.
Lard l7S@18c. Bulk meats HE, loose.
Hams l51(6l64c. Lard l72@l8e.
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Wood Turner Wanted.

A good Wood Turner wanted by
WEAKLEY & WARREN.
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New ORLEANS, April 13.-Cotton siifer
towards the close; middling 284@2Sle;
sales 4, 800 bales; receipts 3, LOG baies; ex-
ports $50 bales. The receipts we're sWelled
this week by arrivals from Memphis. Gold
1928. Sterling exchange 1921; CONNER
cial do 142I@l424; New York sight &c
premium. Sugar dull; common 8@Ilc;
prime l33c. Molasscs scarce; no prime
Offering; fermenling 52Ac. Flour active
and firm; super s. 81; Xxx SIS so; xxx
s. rs. Corn higher; white 77@7sc. OAis
scarce and higher at FAC Bran 81 25
Hay steady at SIC for prime. Pork dull
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Great Distribution, /.

BY the Metropolitan Gift Company.
iaSh dffta 20 the aM0unt OF 635O, 200.
Every Ticket Draws q Prize
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, April l3.-Sales of 22s
hhda. Tobacco at So 1927 90. Pork
$32. Bulk meats l2i, l6 and l64c. Bacon
l34, l6s aud l7Ic. Lard 1890. Hay $40
al. Corn65c. Oats Csc. Sugar l3l@
l54c Molasses unchanged. Whisky gle.
Cotton 264c. Wheat 81 IS. Coffee GOA
25e Malt 10 30G2 as
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, April l3.-MOney 10 bOun
tiful supply at 6@7c. Commercial paper
circulaiss freely at la@12c for best names
Sterling 6rmer; prime bankers, sixty days,
73c; sight Ss@83c. Gold lower; opened
al S2a and closed at 32B@323. Rates paid
for carrying loo per cent. and 1-32 ic
lilo per cent. A Cunard packet due to-
morrow has three quarters of million iI
in American coin. The Assistant Treasu-
rer paid SAL 900 on account Of CONT inter
est. Clearances $9l, 000,00 Tennessee
bonds quiet and steady; old 67@65; new
65l@653.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. April l3.-Flour Sc ESQ
6 SO. Corn e4@65c. Oats Csc. Whisky
SOC. Pork$3l. Bulk meats 12@I4i.
Bacon l3, lot and l62e. Hams lS@19c.
Lard 1Sc. Wheat 81 35@1 As. Rye
81 40. Cotton in fair demand; middlinss
27ic. Butter 40c. Eggs lS@l9e. Glover
Sead 90 90(A2 2O
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New Yorh Markets.

NEw YORK, April l3.-COtton frIneT;
5,40O bales uplands sold at 284@2s3e.
Flour S. 5000, closing 5@l0e lower.
Wheat dull and l@2e lower. Whiskey
92c. Corn 1@2c lower. Rice qniei Cof-
fee steady. Sugar quiet and steady; Island
H$@124c; New Orleans HE. Molassss,
Naur 0rlaana Qf4[ATQc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-14
BALDWIN, THE CLOTHIER,


is the recognized
Leader of the Retail Clothing TsRde
in New York.
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