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nInrriarn Licenses

For the week ending Friday, March IL,
the Clerk of the County Court issued
marriage licenses to the following persons
James E. Raines to Alice Bigley.
George w. Prewett to Lucinda @. Davis.
Edward D. Buck to Mary Th. Scheuer-
mann.
Benjamin Kazmerski TO Hattie August.
Stokely d. Adcock to Lucinda M. Fort
ner.
James @. Woodruff 10 Pima Anderson.
Thomas Gray to Margaret Sexton.
David Il. Myers to Sarah HALEY.
William L. Eastman TO Addie T. Clark
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Adiudreh Nnt f.uitfv

Mr.. P. Wetmore, arraigned before Justice
Matthews, on the charge of obtaining a
mule from John Williams by fraudulent
breach of trust, was fully acquitted and the
prosecutor taxed with the costs.
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Raining Again.

1t was again raining copiously during a
portion of the day yesterday, and those
having to be on the streets became gener-
ally saturated. We are having genuine
March weather.
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We learn that with the return Of one
empty car by the Georgia roads, for each
loaded one sent over by the Nashville and
Chattanooga road, the latter would be a
able to remove the freight blockade at
once, and this, it is thought will be done.
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Nashville. GROCERY Market.

SuGAR-New Orleans 12@14c; Deme-
rara lie; standard hards 15ac; A coffee
145c; b do. 141c; do. lie.
CoFrEE-Rio, common to choice, 1850
23le; Laguyra pic; Java 32@3Sc.
Mo1AssEs AND SRUPs--We quote sirup
5O@S5c; golden strip SIC; New Orleans
SIC.
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fserSOnAI.

L. NJ Woodall, candidate for Sheriff
has been confined for the past ten days
with a sick member of his family. A very
painful, but successful operation was per-
formed ON the patient, by DIR. Briggs on
Thursday last.
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ExccIIentIY Imnrnyed.

Summer street has been excellently i'm
proved of late. 1t is most substantially
McAdamized out south as far as Ash street,
which makes ii one of the most attractive
thoroughfares in the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-12

The Franklin Recielo, one of our best
State exchanges, comes to Us considerably
enlarged and otherwise improved We
congratulate our contemporary on this
evidence of prosperity.
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temperance Visit.

The members of Temple and Tennessee
Divisions, Sons of Temperance, intend
paying a visit to Thompson Chapel Division
tonight Omnibuses will leave the hall on
Union street, at o'clock P. NJ
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Nn,v tlrIonns

From the New Orleans papers we see
that an unusual number of Tennesseeans
have been registered at the various hotels
of the Crescent City, during the past few
weeks.
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Nashville Flour and Grain Market.

FLouR-Markot steady at $5@7 for 81
pers to fancy.
CoEN MEAL-We quote at 81 Z bushel.
CoRN-The stock in store is large, and
and is being added to daily, and on account
of the blockade, but little has gone for
ward within the past few days.
OATa-Sales to-day at 75c, sacked In
store.
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BANKING HOUSE
National Sayings Company.

gr-Deposiis received, and interest allowed
horeon leans negotiated, collections made, and
General Banking business transacted ocl6 If
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AIcxipharnlacOn.

The great preventive of venereal diseases
having stood the test of rigid experiment,
is now offered for sale by all drEggeists-
feb1-H
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ENGLAND.

graph.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Chambers of
Commerce of Belfast and Glasgow have re-
monstrated against the American mail
service, and the Government mismanage-
ment of the English telegraph system.
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New york General Market.

New YORK, March 11.-Cotton opened
firmer and closed heavy and drooping
sales 8, 500 bales; uplands 81 &C. Flour-su-
perfine 4.7j@5.O0. Whisky 9S@99c.
Wheat-Amber Tennessee lib. Corn
mixed 9O@97c. Rice dull; Carolina Ga
&c. Coffee dull. Sugar steady; Cuba .
@IOc. Molasses dull.
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CITY NOTICES.
The FaUinGoId

has brought the price of groceries down to
gold prices at Slime 4 Birmingham's, cor
ner Cedar street and Public Square. Leave
your orders there and have them delivered
free of charge, within the city limits.
mar123t
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HoUsEKEEPERs will find the Kitchen
Crystal Soap at Slime & Birmingham's,
the most useful and economical article
introduced Call and get a sample free.
mar12-3t
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GEN.LOGAN,S ARMY BILL,

The bill is of the most sweeping descrip-
ton. 1t musters out, after six months, all
supernGmerary unassigned officers, pro.
yiding board of determine the fitness of
such as may be retained. 1t proposes that
the offices of General and Lieutenant Cen
eral shall expire with the present incum-
bents. and that after September, 1870,
Major Generals shall be reduced, by the
Presidents selection, to three, and Briga-
der Generals to six-all others to be mus
tered out; reduces the rank of the heads
of stall and bureaus of the War Depart
mentsto Colonies, gives one years pay and
allowances TO officers mustered out, abOl-
ishes 'brevet rank, prohibits the military
from holding civil offices, repeats the act
requiring all orders to pass through the
General of the army, and prohibiting the
President from relieving him, or ordering
him away from the capital, II abolishes
all perquisites as rations, combinations,
and allowances in pay of officers, and es-
tablishes fixed rate of Generals OF the
army, whose pay and allowance is now
over $4,000, is given So, 900; Lieutenant
Generals $4,000, and so on down TO
Second Lieutenants, who receive 81, 400.
Mr.. Logan said he estimated this bill
would save the Government about S., 000,-
900 yearly.
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PIaasanf Excnrrinn 3.

The excursion of inspection proposed by
the Board of Directors, ovef the Nashville
and Chattanooga Road next Monday, prom
ises to be very pleasant one. Most if
not all the Board will go, while number
of friends have been invited to be Of the
partY
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KeaI Es.ate Transfers

For the week ending Friday, March IL;
George W. Hogan to Ben. f. Hill,
deed to land and mill il Sth
District. ...........................s 500 Of
NJ. Dryer and wife ton. L. Blan-
ton, deed to house and lot in
South Nashville $500 OC
John Hosates and wife to F. NJ.
Mayo, deed to land in David
son......................... so OC
Libbey Morrison to John w. Bry-
an, deed to land in Edgefeld.. 1000 OC
John w. Bryan to Libbey Morri-
son, deed to land in Edgefeld. 1000 90
Joseph w. Hunt to Emily A. L.
Waller, deed to land in David
SON.. ...................-...-...-... 700 W
Joseph w. Hunt to Mary NJ Mat
thews, deed to land in David
son.................................... LOO 90
D. w. F. Sawrie to w. G. Jones,
deed to land in Hynes' Add
................. :, 200 90
A. S. Colyar to A. ]. Mason,
deed to land in Franklin Co.. 1,52i 90
William j. Dixon to Samuel Bell,
deed to land in Dayidson....... 671 90
Neill S. Brown, trustee, to John
Murray, deed to lots in West
Nashville. .........................,.. 400 90
A. II. Hurley to Elizabeth A.
Fly, deed to lots in Tulla-
homa............................ 1000 90
G.. ID. Grizzard to Joseph II.
Warner, deed to land in city. 1000 90
John Welsh to Jane and Mary
Mcclure, deed to land in
Humphreys county. 500 90
Fl. and L. Wells to j. Z. Town
send, deed to land in Gallatin.- $50 90
VI. Vaughn, trustee, to VIM. L.
Raynor, deed to land in Da-
wilson. .............................. $50 90
III. Il. Howell, Clerk and Master,
to William b. Walton, deed to
land McGavock and Ewing,
administrators. ..................... 1853 %
John B. Romans to Mary Z. Ro-
mans, deed of gift to Barrow
Grove lot.
John j. Mccain to Warren
Moore, deed to part of Broad
street acknowledgements. 5000 90
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Two lots, 37IX9l feet on Spruce, near
Church ST. Apply to w. P. Cannon.
feb23-1m
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A ZINE lot of eolored satins, lower than
ever, just received at G. Rice q Co. s, No.
62 College street. mar9-eod3t
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SAD ACCIDENT.
a EsTflkcsmRn has Both Arms Bros

a fsrlkcsmRn has Both Arms RrO=
ken.
We have to record another of those &C
cidents which have occurred quite fire.
quently of late, involving the loss of limb
or life. At near midnight, on Thursday
night, as the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad accommodation train was going
South, on reaching a point twenty nine
miles from Nashville, between Glendale and
Whites Bluff, it met with severe accident.
From some cause the train, which had been
running at regular speed, was suddenly
checked, and three cars were thrown from
the track. The cars sustained no serious
injury, but Mr.. Vim. Byrd, the brakeman,
was hurled a considerable distance and
thrown upon wood pile. Mr.. Byrd was
badly injured, having both arms broken,
and sustaining other injuries. He
was conveyed to the nearest station,
and every attention shown him Though
his arms are both broken, it is thought
that neither of them viii have to be ampu-
tated, and tho sufferer was doing well at
last accounts. Mr.. Byrd is from Virginia,
and has formerly been in the employ of the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad.
But little delay was occasioned to the
trains by the accident, as they have con-
tinued to arrive and depart on regular
schedule fiuno
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Mn. SKINNER reports $113, 400, 900 cash
in the Treasury, of which $105, 600, 900 is
in coin.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Columbus, Ga, March o.

| COEtfshDuS, sass-, fuahrCh De
We have stih lower figures to report.
To-day there has been moderate demand,
middlings 1SJ@19c. Some strict middlings
brought 195c Sales 113 bales; receipts GO
bales.
Selma, Ala, March D.
| There was q better tone in the market
| to-day, but prices are still unsettled to an
extent that will not justify quotations. The
sales effected were to a very limited ex-
| tent.
Atlanta, ga, March o.
Cotton-The market closed active at
1Sc for middlings; 22e for low middlings;
| 1Tc for good ordinary.
Macon, GA, March o.
Cotton-Receipts to-day y bales; sales
593; shipped 293 Receipts for the week
ending this evening, the above included,
| 556 bales; sales for the same time l, SIC;
shipments 1,31S-showing an increase of
receipts last week upon those of the week
before of 40 bales; increase of sales 594.
The leading feature of the cotton market
| since the date of our last weekly report has
been the downward tendency of prices.
They have fallen off during the week just
pc per pound. Notwithstanding this rapid
anu H0dNy u6CilnO III pI1COS, OuA OuyOAS
have manifested from day to day aconsider-
| able amount of pluck, and there has been
generally good demand at market rates.
baltimore, Md, March o.
Cotton dropping; nominally 2OBc.
Virginias, old IS, 1865 60; 1865 GO;
coupons, old IA bid
Savannah, Ga, March o.
Cotton receipts 1,421; exports coastwise
POS; sales 4O0 stock So, SS5; market quiet;
middlings 2Oc.
Charleston, 5. &c, March o.
Cotton-Receipts 61S bales; sales 800;
stock "a, 227; market dull and easier;
niiddlings 209c.
Mobile, March 8.
Cotton receipts 45S bales; coastwise $50;
total sos; sales LOO; exports coastwise,
$50 stock a, GA; market weak; middlings
1917.
Norfolk, March o.
Cotton dull and heavy; middlings 1870
100; receipts 200 bales; exports coastwise
Ill; sales 50; stock 6902.
Galveston, March 8.
Cotton dull; good ordinary lS4@1s!; re
ceipts 1872 bales; exports to Liverpool
/ ,O45 bales; TO Bremen 1850; coastwise
597 bales; sales 200 bales; stock 46, 2i3
halpc
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Brown, of Grace Church, New York
wakes fat and kicks. A flippant youth
asked him why, with his corpulence, he
did not compete for the seat of an alder
man. To him Brown made answer, in
the words of the psalmist, 81 would
rather he doorkeeper in the house of the
Lord, than dwell in the tents of the I'M
cody"
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March 11.-Money remains
very easy on call with the leading banks
and brokers, although some smaller houses
reported little more activity; call loans
4@G q cent; prime business notes 7@S.
Carrying rates 2@44 2 cent CIearances
S97,OOO,O0O. Sterling more active and
frmer at s4@Ss. Governments active, ex-
cited and higher. State bonds frmer; new
Tennessee active and buOYant old GOt.
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Pocket Sowing MACHINE.

Tho ladies', and,all parties interested, will
be delighted to learn that Messrs. Over
street and Dun have purchased the right of
Tennessee. to sell the new and admirable
Pocket Sewing Machine, specially designed
for quilting, embroidering and STITCHING,
and those gentlemen have taken rooms at
the City Hotel, where they invite attention
to the wants of this cheap, simple and per-
feet machine. Every family should have
one. Gentlemen could not offer their lady
friends a more acceptable gift. One lady
can do more than twelve can with the ordi-
nary needle. Call and examine the mach
inc and you will be certainly pleased.
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Stock on hand.

The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always acces-
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, 1I-Market dull. Sales g.
600 bales uplands lid; Orleans II 4@118d.
Receipts of the week q, 600 bales; Ameri-
can 10000 bales. Sales of the week 49,
900 bales. Sales for export 5000 bales;
to spectators 5000 bales. Stock of cot
ton Of all classes at Liverpool is 200
bales; of American cotton 115, 600 bales.
NEW YORK, 10:25-Cotton very firm and
holders asking higher rates; ordinary III a
17Bc; good ordinary 184@l9c; low mid
ding 2O@201c; uplands BIC; good mid
ding 23@234c; Mobile 21ao; Orleans 2l4@
2ISc.
L1yBErooL, 12:15-Market quiet. Sales
5000 bales
New YORK, 1:20-Demand moderate and
prices firm ordinary 17kc; good ordinary
Ice; low middling 208c; upland 2lic; good
middling 23iic; Mobile 214c; Orleans PFC.
LIVERPOOL, 2;30-Cotton heavy. Sales
1900 bales; uplands 10Bd; Orleans, 1lB@
lid.
New YORK, 2:15-Demand moderate and
prices firm. Sales 1,500 bales. Sales on
time, April 20c; May 2Oc.
NEW YORK, 3-Market quiet but steady.
Sales ,6S5 bales for export; 52j bales for
spinning.
Nashville Provision Market.
Market brisk and prices firm, as follows :
BULK MEATs-Clear sides, 15c; clear
-, Ill. ghlnlJo,., 10
BACoN-Clear sides 16c; shoulders l2c
country hams 15lc.
CHOICE HIMs-Hart & Hensley's sugar
cured G. G. c., guaranteed, 19Rc, canvased;
do do uncaRvased 19c; plain city cured
Isle.
MESS PoRK-p barrel $500.
LARD-In fierce 153c; No. > 143c; cans
17kc; kegs, 1Sc; 3 and pound caddies,
| 19c.
DRIED BEEF-Sugar cured Isle.
BEEF ToNGUEs-Sugar cured $3.50 q doz.
Nashville Produce Market.
DRIED FRUIT-Market dull at SIC for ap-
| pies from wagon.
PEANUTs-We heard of the sale of 200
bushels red peanuts at $1.5O in store.
HAY-We note sales and shipments a
| $25 q ton.
| BUTrER-Prices stiff We quote from
wagon at 22@25c.
| FEATHERS The. market is dull at 60@G5c.
CHEsTNUTs- Receipts light and no sale.
EGGs-The stock is good. We quote al
| 1Sc.
BEEswAx- market is dull, and deal
ers only offering soc.
| GINSENG quote nominally at 6Oc.
IRISH POTATOES quote Northern at
81. SO 9 Dbl
| GREEN APPLEs-Stock good. We quote
Northern S3@4. 80 q Dbl.
CoTToN SEED-We continue TO quote
at zoe q bUShel of SO lbs.
SHIPsTUFF quote at S2i q ton.
BRAN-Has advanced to $27 T. ton.
M1DDIINGs held at $40 q ton.
RAGs-We quote at 4sc.
WooL-We quote bury at 15@2Oc; un.
washed without burs 25Q2Gc; washed
without burs 35@37c.
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GEORGIA.
Gross Outrage ON ScgrOcs-Onc MUIR
dcrCd and One Hanged.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 1l.-Ben. Cooley,
q negro, was hung at Waynesboro, Burke
county, for the murder of Adkins Lewis.
The murder was committed last summer.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, March IL, 1870.
Nashville Cotton Market.
CoTToN-There. was better feeling and
a more healthy tone to-day. We quote
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FoR bargains in Window Glass, go to
w. d. Kline, Masonic Hall Drug Store,
Church street mar9-lw
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Southern Bonds i'm New York.

The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 9th inst. were
as follows:
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A FINE assortment of colored silks, just
received at very low rates atsG. Rice & Co. $
No. SO College street. mar9-eod5t
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WHEERY & SoN are receiving theirspring
stock of millinery marriott
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your orders there and have them delivered
free of charge, within the city limits.
mar12,3t
New and fashionable Spring Goods at
panic prices, daily received at G. Rice &
Co.'s, No. G2 College street mr9-eod3t
WHERRY & SoN are receiving theirspring
stock of millinery. marriott
FoR bargains in Window Glass, go to
w. d. Kline, Masonic Hall Drug Store,
Church street mar9-lw
THE finest assortment Of teas and spices
at Slime & Birmingham's, corner Cedar
street and Public Square. marl2St
GAIL and examine Wherry Sons large
and beautiful stock of spring millinery.
MARRIOTT
BLACK, white and colored Alpacas, just
received at G. Rice & Co.'S, No. G2 Col
lege street. marc eod3t
1 RESPECTFULLY notify my former pa
irons, as well as the public in general, that
have resumed first principles, and am
prepared to make frst-class boots, shoes
and CATERS Of the best material and any
style, and guarantee. to give entire salts
faction. The sign of the Red Boot.
NJ MoRGANsTERN
No. G6 Church street,
feb27-n opposite Maxwell House.
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New and fashionable Spring Goods at
panic prices, daily received at G. Rice &
Co. s, No. 62 College street mr9-eOd3t
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5000 Virginia six per cents, ex. coupons, ..,.59
5000 Tennessee six per cents, eX cou. 800. .59A
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new...........4S4
1900 Virginia six per cent ex coupons. 75H
1000 Virginia six per cents. coupons. 75E
., 900 Virginia six per cent new. .72L
5000 North Carolina six per cents. Az
5000 North Carolina six per cents, .........47zS
10000 North Carolina six per cents, 81 y
10000 North Carolina six cents, new, BIC 21%
1000 Missouri six per cents ...............9 3L
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March family
5.2j. Wheat-red winter /. 06@10S. Cotton
held Sc lower, middling 90, low middling
49,. Tobacco dull and unchanged. Whisky
91@92c. Mess pork-holders ask POO.
Lard held at 1870. Bulk shoulders held
at 9ic; sides 13t@14c. Bacon shoulders
held at l1@113c; sides 15@154c; hams 169
@17Jc-dull Butter 50. Eggs %.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March 11-Sales 113 hhds
tobacco at 3.75@5.50 for trash; G.OO@
$50 for Tugs; S.OO@24JO for leaf Bag
ging is held at 25c. Flour-ettra family
500. Grain unchanged Prime sugar 13c.
Prime Iholasses 75c. Mess pork, 27.00.
Bacon-shoulders lie; clear rib 15lc;
clear sides 1Gc. Bulk meats 1O{c; clear rib
144; clear sides 15c. Lard-prime 152c
Hams 195c. Whisky Ole.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS March 11.-Cotton quiet and
firm at 2Oc Receipts !, 1876 bales; exports
92S bales; receipts of the week $500 bales;
! exports G,322 bales; stock on hand p, 2SS
bales. Flour frmer; superfue 800. Corn
| firnf at 100 Oats dull at &c. Hay IS 90.
Bran 2G.00@27.00. Mess pork firm at
$500. Bulk meats firmer at 14@154c.
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Macon, GA, March o.

Cotton-The market closed active at
1Sc for rniddlings; 22e for low rniddlings;
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THE finest assortment of teas and spices
at Slime & Birmingham's, corner Cedar
street and Public Square. mar12-st
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There was better tone in the market
to-day, but prices are still unsettled to an
extent that will not justify quotations. The
sales effected were to a very limited ex-
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GAIL and examine Wherry & Sons large
and beautiful stock of spring millinery.
MARRIOTT
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OOEtEs-E'11-l5 N@---3 ~
We have stih lower figures to report.
To- day there has been moderate demand,
middlings 18J@19c Some strict middlings
brought 191c Sales 113 bales; receipts 60