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Tree orForbIddeu Fruit. etc.

Some days since Rev. DIR. Baird, pastor
of the First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, received polite note, asking him
to devote one OF his sermons to the fol-
lowing subjects: --.-
"What was the Tree of knowledge Of
Good and Evil, that God planted in the
Garden of EdenT
as God the author Of evil as well as
good ?'
"What was the serpent that tempted
Eve?" ......
The inquirer asked that if DIR. Baird
consented to comply with his request, that
he eonld signify his willingness and sug-
gest the the time through some of the city
papela. We are permitted to state that
Rev. DIR. Baird will preach a sermon on
the subjects indicated on tomorrow Sab
bath morning, at his church, at the usual
hour Of service.
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rHE Legislatures.
'Fioateriai district.

NASHVILLE, July i, 1869.--To the peo-
pie of Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery
and Cheatham counties: Solicitations by
letter and in person received for the past
few weeks from every county in this hoat-
erial district, and representative, as L am
induced to believe, Of the solid and SUBJ
stantial portion of the constituency, have
brought me forward as a candidate for
your suffrages for seat in the next Legis-
Iature. IS 80 9fR $3.50 n
In obedience to these calls, hereby an
nounce myself a candidate, and propose
TO meet assemblies of the people on every
proper occasion before the 9th OF August.
do not affect that do not desire 10 be
elected, though, for myself, l could more
probably employ the time. But, believ-
ing that / understand the immediate
! business necessary for the promotion OF
| the interests, Of the people OF the district,
and that some previous legislative expe.
rience has qualified me for the position, j
| offer myself. "a u BaEreF If
| am in favor Of the most prompt &C.
tion that can be had by the Governor the
Legislature, or the people in their sovereign
apacity under the Bill of Rights. or al
copjoiaed, to secure the assembling o
| Convention at the earliest practi
able moment, to amend the con-
titution and laws, and remove
all existing disabilities in regard to thu
elective franchise. The most feasible plar
conformable to law, is the best, and theon'
| | will favor by vote and voice. The priv
ileges now enjoyed by any portion of In
community, l do not propose to disturb.
The business interests of this constituent
cy in several important features deman'
legislationt. The mercantile community, il
my judgm en- needs representative who
comprehends their wants and sympathize
with their condition under present law
The general economic interests of the pee
pie in every pursuit, while requirin
broader and more liberal legislation, shoul
be under the discipline of stricter statute
and such measures shall receive my SUI
port. -.
/ In this brief card, these are all th
points necessary to alluded to, but in b
coming a candidate expect to meet vote
of every kind and deal frankly, and vii
this view, l lay my name before you.
L If r. B. CHEATHAM.
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PUBLIC MEETING
..a0a roprHE mo E.i4Eait
Stockholders in the Tennessee
Manufacturing Company.

THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO ARE AP-
/ pointed to solicit stock to the said company,
desii e that sill the stockholders shall meet them
ct the Courthouse, in the city OF Nashville, on
SATURDAY NEXT at II o'clock n and all
persons who feel an interest in the future pros
perity of our city, that they may interchange
opinions and devise such means as will speedily
secure the complete success OF the en- terprise.
The establishments of the manufacture of cotton
goods in our city is, as we believe no mere eX-
pertinent, but is certain 10 succeed and pay
large dividends to the stock holders, and is in
dispensable to our future growth and prosperity,
and, thus believing, we most earnestly urge all
persons who may sympathiZe with US in this
movement, TO be on hand to sustain and en-
courage US by their presence and advice.
This effort TO raise stock and build up our city
is one that should be participated in by all our
cannot succeed in any good work unless the
community to ioe benefited thereby, c0-operate
with them. We would. therefore, appeal to all
who are friend to our growth as city and
people, in the name of their honor and OF hui
manity, TO come up and hep as, that this effort
TO inauRurate the manufacture of cotton IN our
midst may not fail which it must DO wi bout
material aid. Come one, come all and let us
make one last united effort to carry TINS great
enterprise triumphantly through, and save our
selves the ehagrin, modification, disgrace o.
failure. For we believe that 90 fall now viii
place IA in a condition where we cannot, IN the
future compete successfully with sister COM
mupities JAMES RHITWOkTH,
..-.It r... RS. W. w. BERRY,
XII MORRIS l.u 41FiT IS
rEF X, Ii. GARDNER, EsEn1
.. -. .....-. :. @. ADAMS,
juIy9 q ......--,--..-FT Committee
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rHE mAxWELL HoUsE.
masn.aeen. T-e.eo rA,ntIpg.

Mr.. ovsrion short time ribce entered
into contract with F. Pedretti, Of Cincin-
matt, to do the fresco work on he rev
hotel, which viii be finished. = Mr.. P. has
very considerable reputation as a fresco
painter, and is the same gentleman who
did the work on the Gait House, Louis
vile. But Notwithstanding the compli-
ments passed upon the latter, The present
job is said to excel It by far. t13 I.hs
The dining hall is rich in cOlors, the
ceiling being painted in the Elizabethsn
style, with twelve tableaux, representing
game and forests. The office or grand en-
trance of Persian style, and magnificent in
design, lie comprising variety Of the most
beautiful colors. The Corinthian columns
around this entrance are in imitation mar
bic, and the artist in this finish has inside
successful and perfect hit. The ladies'
ordinary is laid off in sections, and at the
corner of each are tablesux, and here and
there elegant medalions, which are very
attractive. The centre pieces are also very
showy, and the rich bordering is beauti-
| fully in contrast with the handsome colors
of the ceiling.
The ladies' parlors have only to be seen
to be admired. They are also on the
Elizabethan style, medaiions Of cupids
and figures representing astronomy, agri
caliure, architecture, painting, sculpture
music, flowers, poetry, and what not. In
one of these rooms, the centre is composed
of transparent lace curtain, which looks
as natural as the Honiton itself, and 81
perfect in light and shade, that the closes
observer would hardly be able to discern
that it was the finish of the artists brush
The walls are finished In panel style, In
imitation Of damask silks.
| The gentlemen's parlors are Ranacani
and although somewhat palmer, are ricl
and attractive in appearance. 1t would b
hard to conceive anything more beantifu
than the numerous medslions which orna
ment the ceilings.
The halls are of Persian finish, and ar
neat without anything gaudy. Weventur
to say that, altogether, a more beautiful
specimen of frescoing is not to be found i
the country, and the work throughout re
fleets the greatestitpu cred on the artist.
The Maxwell, by the way, is to b
thrown open to the public about the fir
Of September with Mr.. Keene,. Of tn
Louisville Hotel, as proprietor,
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shooting with Intent 70 KIN.

A difficulty occurred near the race track
on Thursday, between a white hackman
named Joe Newman, and negro named
Haywood Smith. Newman shot at the ne
gro but the ball did not take effect. The
negro assaulted Newman in some manner
They were both arrested in company witt
another man, who is charged without haV
ing given the pistol to Newman. They
will have a hearing before Justic'
Mathews on Monday.
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d. ID HnIIand-

The Stanton (Ya) Spectator says: "The
Rev. r. A. Holland, of Trinity Southern
Methodist Church, Baltimore, preached
the Commencement-sermon Of the Wes-
leyan Female Institute, in the Methodist
Church of this place, on Sunday morning
last. Mr.. Hollands enviable reputation
as a finished pupil orator was more than
realized by those who had the pleasure of
bsarino, him
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rennes.ee Manuf.clurIng Company.

Tennessee Manufacturing Company.
A public meeting Of the stockholders
in the Tennessee Manufacturing Company
will be held to-day at the Courthouse at
IL O'clock. All persons who feel an inter-
eat in the future prosperity of the city, and
who sympathise in this all important
movement, are expected to be on hand.
We hope our citizens will be present to-
day prepared to put the project through
bv subscribing the necessary amount.
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The superintendent of the poOrhouse
sent in his report to the County Commits
sioners yesterday. From that report We
learn that the number Of paupers received
during the second quarter ending June
80, was Is, and the number discharged,
20. There were six deaths. There are
now on hand so; white males, s, white
females, IA, colored males, IS, and colored
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the list of real estate
transfers for the week ending yesterday:
Anderson, johnson & Smith to
Fdee6eld. s SEQ 90
T Dixon Overton- to P G & Mi
chael Breen, land in Oxmore
tract, 676 90
same, 6s7 90
ordway' house and lot in city, $500 90
NJ S Hays & s f Anderson to %
ton, - 1850 90
Same to Peter Swan, lots in ..
Cockrilrs spring track, 1904 90
Alexander Fall to JohnJ Vines,
lot in West Nashville, 500 90
W n C Mallory to E Stacey, lot
in city, 800 90
lots in Bnens Vista plan, 1000 90
Roper, lot in city, $50 90
lot in Rock Castle track, 1875 90
F C Nancy to NJ E Perkins,
trustee for Martha ] Perkins,
deed of gift to lot in Towards
addition.
Ella NJ Robertson to John B
Robertson, deed of gift, dover
interest to house and lot on
Main street.
A Schwartz to Wesley Terry, q
land in oath district, ~ 767 90
F P Dortch to Sarah A Dortch,
lot in South Nashville, 375 90
F C Nancy to w P ard MS
Nancy, deed of gift to lots in
Claiborne's addition.
John Thomson to John Over @
ton, lot in 9Th district. af
Joseph s Rich and Samuel Tur- 7. h..
ner to Henry and Ephraim
Brock, lot in Scovels addi- .- rta
tion, 500 90
V S Lindsey and wife to Hugh
F Ewing, lot in Edgefeld, 700 90
Same to John NJ McGavock, lot
in same, 700 90
Same to Sarah A McGavock, lot
in same, 700 90
A 81 Hurley to VIM Barnitz,
land in Franklin county, 500 90
V S Lindsey and wife to Gym
thia F McFerrin, lot 10 Edge
field, 700 90
John w McGavock and others
to Lucie II Lindsey, interest ..-s
estate Of Lucinda Harris. a
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Search Warrant,

A search warrant was sworn out by a
soldier named Langdon yesterday to search
the Post hospital for $3.50, alleged to have
been stolen about the first of July, and
supposed TO be in possession of c. W.
Sands and wife. The warrant was re-
turned and no property found.
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"A few days ago Miss Fannie Waldron,
one Of the Queen Sisters, received intelli-
gence OF the death Of younger sister, and
in the following touching Iine', written by
her yesterday, pays tribute TO the memo
ry Of. her lost May ig .oaI = ~.
She sleeps-o'er her little grave a.lg 4 iii
The night-winds gently blow, 1s.l q
She has gone to that better world. 81
Leaving usia Grief below e-HlG9s
A mothers heart is broken now cGf
"A fathers bowed with Voc. 9 q ~
To think their little darling here sEsa
So soon did from theD go. i5e a
Her angel smile. so sweet. so dear. mes
Will never meet their gaze. ula
A little voice from them has gone Z &c
I To join in heavenly praise,
In six short hours their baby bright j
sl Was borne away from home, ae
Taken from all that loved it well, I1 -o1
To guard our Saviour's throne: r9s
oh death its hard for them to bear. :
And she so sweet, so young: ~ az g
God comfort send, teach them to say:
: Thy will, Oh God be done"
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London adVices of yesterday quote Uni
ted States 5 20s at 8ls. -.-. 80. .-
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York yesterday at 62 for the old and 81
for the new. s-
The ssles of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 9th inst,
were as follows:
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In bankruptcy.

Tae following persons received dis
charges in bankruptcy during the week
ending Yesterday: Thoms B Neal, of Will
son county; J w Witherspoon and IL
James, of Maury county S L Walter, Of
Davidson county; L B Craig and W ii
Manning, ofSmith county.
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nr,r,, aud NaIIcIous NIschIef.

Frank Dononan and VIM. Moore, who
were arrested Thursday night on the
above charge, were arraigued before Com
missioner Stene yesterday. Dononsn was
fined $40 and costs, and the case OF MOOR e
,,,.s continued for further hearing.
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Mike Dyer who was committed TO Jail
Cd Thursday by Esquire Cassety far dis
turbing the peace of his wife, was released
Yesterday on condition that he would leave
this country.
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MarrIapa IIcpnspa

The following licenses were issued for
the week ending yesterday:
a. G. Heerlein and Alice Virginia Les
ter. .ar atr...#lnE B.#... ~
VIM. III. Rosser and Ruth Jones. D..
Oven Lynch and James McCune. b..
c. Fl. Phillips and Mary j. Gentry.
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Bound over.

Dennis Ray, the negro who stole the
hooking bird from Mrs. Anderson, was
sent to Jail by Justice Thurneck, yester-
day, to await trial in the Criminal Court.
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Another German celebration

Judge Trimble has rendered bis grounds
to the Germans for grand celebration Of
the anniversary of the one hundreth birth
day Of Alexander Won Humboldt, on the
18th of September next. The day will be
celebrated throughout the world, and there
doubtless will be q large turn cut in this
cisy
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orphan Children.

There are seventy-six orphan children
under Twelve years of age in st Mary's
Orphan Asylum, and sixteen in the Pro-
testant Orphan Asylum. The sum of
81 $40 was appropriated tothem yesterday
BY the Board of County Commissioners.
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Wbea,lWaDted

For which the highest market price
will be paid by S. B. Spurlock & Co..
corner Broad and College streets, or the
JACKSON MILLS, South Market. JOHN J
MrDAHyNy
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SCANLAN-0n Thursday, the sth inst. after
. pretrscted and painful illness. which was
borne with accomplishing christian resisna-
ton, Mrs. ANN SoANLAN. wife Of Dan j. Scan
Ian, in the seth year Of hex age. s7ai r5I.I
The funeral will occur at O'Clock this morn
ing. at the Cathedral, with requiem mass
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ss,1LL CAFAwBA. 2IUqA3.
SPARKLING CATAWBA.
FINE HOOK.
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNF.

The Still Catawba can be obtained BY the
selected these with great care, and guarantee
them TO be superior. possessing all the delicate
favor and boquet Of the grape.
Also, RELIABLE BRANDY. distilled in
California. now five years old.
Orders from abroad. or inquiries in regard to
the above. will receive prompt attention.
W.D. KLINE, Druggist,
july9 If 80 Masonic Temple.
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GOtd is without change. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday.
Opened st IS6, was 1861 at 1925; 1881 at
Ills; 1867 at Has; 1855 at LIS; lS6
at 8, and closed at 1854 at P. M. Deal
ers here we're paying 1851 and holding at
1861.
Exchange on New York is bought by
Tie banks at par, and sold by them at I
premium.
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staple cotton. Good cottons, heavy sheet
iDgs in the brown range in prizs from
15I@17c; az to make Golden Ridge bring
13c. Indian Orchard 3 B 13c Mass. J.
l29c. Nashua r l5c. Pepperell No. 12k
do 134c. Bleached eottons without change.
Pepperell jeans l7c.; Bates do 13c Prints,
q little irregular and varying in prizes from
124@133e. for standard makes. rsq c.od
. la New Orleans Markets. syt'c
New ORLEANS, July &c Cotton receipts
to-day l88 bales; for the week, gross, 1851,
net ], 070 bales; exports day 376 bales;
for the week, to Continent, 3,308 bales;
sales to day 103 bales; for the week 1,91l
bales; stock on hand 1854 bales; mid
dlings 321c. Gold 1868. Sterling ex-
change 1901. New York sight, &c pre-
MUM. Sugar firm; common 10(9I2c;
prime 13k@13Ic. Molasses, choice fer
menting, 64c. Flour; low grades firm,
higher and dull, super IS IS; Z X Sc;
xxx Sc rs. Corn, white / OF. Oats 75c.
Bran l 10. Hay, prime s26@27. Pork
SS4 so. Bacon 1Sf@1s3c. Lard, tiercs
100000, keg 21@2l4c. Whisky ST OF 10
05. Coffee, fair l4i915fc; prime 1910
1870. .s-,s rIsI c1.li1 :.
1 81. LOUIS MAR ReG8s Ea.Aflf.-.
| ST.. LOUIS, July 9.-Flour s5@5 70
Wheat 81 20. Corn 1885,, Oats 69@
| Zoe. Rye 81 l24. Whisky 9S@$1. Gro
ceries steady and unchanged. Pork $33 IS
Bulk shoulders 134e. Bacon shoulders
| 13a. clear sides 1Sic. Hams 2lc. LARD
| lee -4-pE gT .GsTT17 80
| Chicago Markets.
| CHICAGO, July 9.-Flour 81 IS
Wheat 81 36@l 81. Corn 793@SOc
Oats 69@6s!c. Rye 81 0s@1 10
Barley 81 As. Highwines csc. Bull
shoulders 124c. Pork S33. Lard 1S@lS1c
Clear bacon sides 1910. q FF0fs.
CINCINNATI Markets ~
| CINCINNATI, July 9.-Flour S. SOC
10. Corn 73@75c. Oats 70@73e
Whisky csc. Pork S32 so. Bulk meat
123 and 15ic. Bacon IA, III and 1Sc.- Lar
and groceries unchanged. Wheat 81 zoo
| 50. Rye ST 1901 Is. Cotton quiet
middliDg 33c. Butter 24@28c. Eggs Il
/ @18c. Cheese 14916cs 5laE
l. Louisville Markets.
| LOUISVILLE, July Cotton PC E on
grain and groceries quiet and unchanged
Sales 1919 hhds tobacco at S5@16. Porl
S33. Bacon 144, Is and 18i. Hams 20
Lard l9A. HighWines CSC. asl.-
/ -rl Memphis Markets. --ia
| / MEMPHIS, July Cotton quiet ant
| firm at S23c. Receipts Sc bales; exports SO
weeks receipts 241 bales, exports $50 bales
stock S45 bales. Flour steady at S. 25 4
SIS so. Wheat, new. 81 20@1 so. Corr
9O@93c. Oats Soc. Hay $25@E. Bra
&c. Corn meal 81 Is. Pork S34. Lar,
192@203c. Bacon steady; shoulders l4fC
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HeaeehreaRara.

Martha Porter and William Harris,
both colored, were bound over yesterday 70
keep the peace towards each other, by JUS
tice Wilkinson, .e-.ss-... B.. -a-
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Counfx commissioners

( The following persons were appointed
as jury for the Circuit Court:
First District-W. D. Webster, Martin
Considine, Dan Burchett, Joseph Griffin,
Lemon Webster, J. s. GIeaves, James s.
Hull, Jacob Walker, (col., David Nixon,
(col } Henry Simms, (col-, Henry Har-
din, (col.,l Squire Lyle, (col.,) ID, 7.
Walker, (col., Charles Mayield, (col.,)
Hiram P. Rhodes, (col Henry Stocksrd,
(col.,) Adam Young, (col.,) and Abram
Brown, (col.) - .-..-.
Third District-J. M. Brown. 80
Fifth District-John Schimler. r-.
Sixth District-B. Gray. rs
Seventh District. w. Bigley. d s'.s
Eighth District-G. w. Spain.
Ninth District-Thonas @. Martin.
Tenth District-Thos. Childress, tcol.
Eleventh District--Jack Golden, (col.
Twelfth District-G. W. Leiper.
Thirteenth District-Wm. Wiles and d.
]. White, (col,) - ..,t-s--..
Fourteenth District-L. Coleman.
Fifteenth District. W, Bush, Sr.
Sixteenth District-Thomss Beggerly.
Seventeenth District-L. F. Peach and
joseph McLane (colored.)
Eighteenth District-Frank Irwin.
Nineteenth District-J. Hamblin. W
Twentieth District-J. M. Shivers.
Twenty-6rst District-G. W. Parker.
Twenty second District-Gilbert Mar
shall.
Twenty-tbird District-George Burch.
Oficers-John Allen and w. A. Sum
ner.
The report of the Superintendent of th'
Poorhouse (which will be found in another
columu) was received. Accounts we're al
lowed as follows: Press and Times Com
pany $50; Weller & Hodge $s2 so; pau
pers SIS; Protestant Orphan Asylum $S2t
and St. Marys Orphan Asylum $3.50.
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The following registrars were appointed
by the Governor yesterday W. G. Bond
Of Stewart county Henry Blackburn, OF
DeKalb county; Capt. Lynn, Of Warren
county; Alexander D. Rhea, Of Roane
Caupfy
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County Genyention.

A convention of delegates from the va
nous districts 10 the county will be held
at the courthouse to-day 10 nominate can
didstes to both branches of the Legisls.
fnra
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Rsv,strar,. 0mca Onen

We are requested by Mr.. Sheridan, Com
missioner of Registration, to state that his
Office will open to day for the issuance of
certificates TO those who may be entitled to
than
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The river al this point was still deelin-
ing yesterday, with 30 inches on Harpsth
Shoals. Weather clear. Mercury 81.
The Ella Hughes in command Of the
the popular and experienced boatmsn,
Capt. VIM. Dix, departs to-day at Pm,
for Cairo. w. 8. Bowman presides at the
desk. l-Si--
The season card of the Umpire appears
in another column. Daring the low
water campaign she takes the place of the
Tyrone, and departs every Tuesday at 4.
PM
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announced for to d., there will be purse
of s125 offered for tfOtting horses. The
sport promises to be as good as that of any
previous day. ~ Hiih 8ltiftNCttf
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raretIYIIIe observer.

This always acceptable paper comes TO
-, the present week in greatly enlarged
firm We are pleased to notice this evil
depce of prosperity on the part Of the en-
terprisiBg proprietor.
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-, xUoosRser

Yesterday was another sCorodiOg day
and the elegant coda fount OF our ne'sh'
hors Demoville s Co., had large run Of
custou aH. .. .#. ....
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets,

LONDON, July e.-Evening ConsoIs
for money 93t@e3f. $40 bonds at Lon.
don easier.
FRANKFORT, July 9.-United States
$40 bonds, S7s. e. . ''-EE. p
LIVERPOOL, July 9-Cotton market
quiet; middling uplands 121d; Orleans,
l24d; sales 10 600 bales ! California white
wheat, los Sd; red western, 80 5d@9s Cd.
Flour 24s Cd. Corn No mixed, 2Ss for
old, and Us for new. Oats So 3d. Peas
3Ss Sd. g -a-.i-,s -l t5-H 'fe
New York General markets.
NEW YORK, July Cotton held at
fully 4c lower; sales 600 bales upIands
344c- Flour SIS zoos IS. Wbisky 81 OF
al 024 Wheat 81 54@I So. Corn 90
@95i. Coffee quiet. Cuba Sugar 11@
1l4c. 7I,l ass t5,ya-a -TrE q I'D -sft-yE
New York Dry Goods Market.
New. YORK, July 9.-Dry goods market
rather quiet, but steady and frn for
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drunkenness.

Several persons were up before the 20
10 Com,oissioner yesterday on charge
aF9rrnkenuess. They were fined 10 small