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Memphis Races,

The Spring meeting ovor the Chickasaw
Course, at Memphis, will commence Tues
day, April %, and continue five days. On
the first day, there will be post stake for
all ages, two miles and repeat, subscription
$50, p. p, the Club to add $500. Same
day, dash of mile, sweepstakes of SIS
each, p. p, for three year olds, the Club
to add $3.50 Wednesday, handicap sweep
stakes for all ages, dash of a mile and a
quarter. Same day, mile.heats, free for
all Thursday, dash Of mile and half
for all ages. Same day, sweepstakes for
three year olds, mile heats. Friday, free
handicap, dash of two miles, for all ages
Sane day, purse for all ages, mile heats,
best three in five. Saturday, purse for all
ages. dash Of a mile. Second race, sweep
stakes of SIS each, p. p, for three year
old colts and FLIES that had not appeared
in public prior to Jan. /, mile and repeat.
Third race, consolation handicap for beaten
hOrSeg
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A. F. Estes, of the Huntingdon Courier
J. II. Barry, of Gallatin, and john WHY,
of Ripley, were at the Battle House last
night.
Gen. John M. Bright, Congressman
elect from the 4th district; Col. p. H.
Marbury and Col. B. J. Hill, of McMinn-
vile, and Hon. Chas. G. Smith, of Clarks-
vile, were at the Maxwell House last
night.
Robert F. Ferguson, Esq, the Repre-
sentative-elect from Montgomery county,
was in the city last evening.
We had t pleasure of visit from our
friend Ichabod Farmer. Esq the Repre-
sentative elect from the county of Benton
to the next Legislature, and are glad to
learn be reports everything prosperous
and quiet in his section. We hope to see
him IN our sapctum often.
Our venerable friend, r. II. Simmons,
Esq, formerly of the Springfield Hotel
and now of Gibson county, dropped IL
upon rs yesterday, and was as cheerful as
q cricket and gay as lark. Success at
tend him, and may he long live to read
the UNION AND AMERICAN.
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New AdYertisements.

We would, with pleasure, direct the at
teution of our readers to the statement OF
the condition of the Washington Insurance
Company, of New York city. and Of which
Ne~srs. Peck l. Cahill, 80 Union street,
are the agents for this section. The
Washington is one of the soundest III.
situations Of the many great institutions OF
this country, and its affairs IN every detail
are carried out upon none other than the
most undertaking business principles. It's
terms are liberal, its security undoubted,
and its losses paid promptly and without
quibble-merits worth weighing when you
wish to insure your property.
Mr. John Ruhm, No. 534 Cedar street,
has a notice in this mornings paper which
will prove of great interest to all Germans,
Scandinavians and others, relative to
European postofice money orders, He If
the sub-agent for this section, and through
him may be sent any sums of money &c
the old country, through the very safes
channel, guaranteed by the North German
Postofice Department
McCrea d Co., AZ Spring Brook Block
want any quantity Of cotton seed, FOL
which they will pay the highest cast
price.
Rousseau u DTOlleT nave IOO,OVV leeI .
the choicest yellow poplar lumber fer sale
The elegant steamer Lawrence, Capt
John Farrell, leaves the Ievee at 6 O'Clock
this evening for Cincinnati and ell inter
mediate points.
See notice in bankruptcy of t. Ii. Har
1ison, United States Marshal.
c. Lsnier, G. D. c., advertises con
stables sale, at Dolin, Crawford d Co.
auction house, this morning.
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Nashville Grocery Market.

Trade during the entire week has been
fair, and as indicative of more healthy
condition of affairs, we are glad to notice
that all scores are being paid up, and a
good many new orders accompanied with
the cash. Sugars continue firm with an
advancing tendency. New Orleans molas
ses declined &c on the gallon to day. Nails
have advanced 25c on the key during the
week, and sat has declined fraction. We
quote:
SUeAR-New Orleans NEW CROP 9t@12c;
Demerara Supply light 1910; standard
hards 154@15Bc; N. o. clarified, white
143c; do. yellow 1870; A coffee 1870; B do.
IA 10; O do. lac.
MoIAssEs AND SIBUPs-We quote New
Orleans NEW CROP Sc; sirups 60G65o;
golden strip Csc.
OoFFKE-Rio, common to choice, 10
19tc; Laguayrs 2lc; Java 27c.
RICE-We quote best Carolina SIC.
SALT-Lverpool sack So; seven bush
Ell barrels by the carload, 1926; five and
half do. 2.60.
TEAs-Imperial1 2O@I. 70; Young Tyson
$1.40@1.75; Black $191.25; Guppowder
$l.25e175.
-Msckerel-Nos. and 8, I5.O 90 and
400 p barrel in kits, Nos. l, 2 and 8
800, 200 and l.75. Sardines 2l.5O y
case.
OHEEsr-We quote factory st l64c; Eng
lish dairy, none.
NAus-We quote at 10 for 1Od's
and 2bc additional for diminishing grades
q. CANDIIs-STar, Light weight, l2@l3,
PowDER-Dupont 6.75; Hazards 6,75;
blasting 4.75; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c;
Sycamore Mills powder, 1913.
SHoT-Patent z go; buck z.75.
LdqUoRs-Oommou rectified whisky y
gallon, LA; Robertson County 1.75S
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FashionnbIe Tailoring.

EHHHIUHHUEt HHIIUIIHB'
For fashionable business or dress suit
go to John Vogels, Sc North Cherry street
feb2if
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The receipts of the Davenports during
their performances at Masonic Hall last
week is estimated at So, 900. 4 Tt..
Q1ite an agreeable improvement mas
been made on Union street, near It's inter
section with Cherry recently.
Coal and fuel is abundant and cheap with
rc indications of a further scarcity of these
indispensable articles.
A number of RATS of cedar and logs
Rave come down the Cumberland rver
during the recent rise.
Furs and overcoats were in active and
plentiful demand yesterday. ...
No definite action has yet been had up
on the subject Of free bridge.
The Giles county docket viii not be
reached in the Supreme Court, as We learn,
for two weeks TO come.
A number of our butchers have exhibited
genuine practical benevolence recently,
by giving meats, ETC., to the poor and
needy from their stalls of mornings.
Bronze boots and CATERS are becoming
quite popular with the ladies in this sec
ton. l....
The Commissioners Courts have been
doing quite driving business lately.
Kite-flying, when it was not raining, has
been quite favorite amusement with the
bows during the last two weeks.
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Foreign Markets.


LONDON, Feb. ~, P M-Consols 92i
American securities steady; '62s 81; do
old '65's, 95a.
LONDON. Feb. IA, 4:3O P. M.-Consols
921. Stocks-Erie 10; Atlantic 298.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 14.-Cotton qulet; mid
ding uplands 73@72d; middling Orleans =
@Sd; sales $1,000 bales. Breadstuff5
quiet. Wheat steady; receipts for 3 days
Al, 600; American 10000
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 14-Cotton dali; mid
ding uplands 7sd; middling Orleans I'D;
to arrive 73@72d. California wheat
lis IOd
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Feb. If Gold has been
weak. Opening at 111s, it sold down to
III. and closed at 1114. Loans we're made
at sos per cent. Clealanees S31, 900, 600,
Government bonds were strong in the
morning but weak at the close, falling 4 to
2 per cent on the 5-20 issues. The stock
market was dull but firm, the following
stock attracting chisf attention: New York
Central, L. s., n. W, ST.. Paul, Ohios, Z.
P, Mail and @. O. O. & 1.-The last named
having been quoted at the l o'clock board
at 86@87. The recent rise in this stock
has been made on a purchase by the Van
derbilt party to control the road which
would give the N. Y. @. & L. s connec-
ton of their own with Cincinnati and also
with st. Louis via Indianapolis. A Wash
ington telegram received this evening says
the Senate Postofics Committee have re-
ported an amendment to the postal appro-
priatioa bill increasing the subsidy TO the
Pacific Mail Steamship company to ST.
900, 900 per annum, on condition OF their
trips on China line. This had the effect Of
advancing the price to 433. Northwest
stocks have been noticesbly strong
throughout the day Money was easy at 4
C05 . cent. Safe bonds dull snsl n1nhnal;
North Carolina issues were rather heavy.
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RIVER AND WEATHRs.

The river IVES still rising at this point
yesterday, with seven feet on HArpeth
Shoals. The morning opened cloudy, but
about noon il became clear ERd pleasant.
The new steamer EGdyville arrived yes
terday morning, and cleared again in tbs
afternoon She brought up some 5000
bsgs corn
The John Lumsden arrived on packet
time, with 8, 472 bags com, 200 bags oats
and lot Of sundries.
The fine new stesmer Nashville came
into port yesterday morning with colors
flying.
Fifty bales Of cotton were shipped yes
terday by the Eddyville.
The John Lumsdsn, Capt. o W Davis,
is the regular packet for Cairo this evening
at o'clock.
Two thousand nine hundred and thirty
seven quails have been shipped from Tuck
er's Gap to Nashville.
Quick Work-B1l DeBake discharged
the Eddyvlle's cargo, consisting Of 1900
sacks corn and twenty tons miscellaneous
frsight, IN three hours and quarter
Capt J. s. Wise ia negotiating for the
purchase of one Of our best packets for the
Cincinnati and Nashville Packet Company.
Ralph Morse. Bissil- Mounter, IS star
gazing on the Lunsden.
The grand old Armada has departed from
the MeOTseksn bone yard, and taken
trip for Cincinnati.
The bonny Nashville, Pee Kay Barclays
new and beautiful packet, will depart for
the Queen city at p. m. We hsartily
commend this steamer as we'll worthy In
every respect, Of liberal patronage. She
proudly wears, as well she may, her good
old name, and We wish her the best Of
good fortune.
The Lawrence, of the old reliable white
collar line, clears for Cincinnati to-day at
p m. in charge Of Capt. Pierce, one Of
our most experienced bostnen- We be-
speak for this craft good outward bound
trip.
The BurksVille, favorite packet of the
upper Cumberland feet, leaves to-day at
4 p. N. for the head Of the river. Capt.
James W. Lowell commands and w. Z
Byers occupies the Office.
by Telegraph
CAIRo, Feb. 14-RiVer fell 9 inchs
Clear. Mercury As.
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HcnvrLnmher RnfIs-

Messrs. Rousseau & Bro, of Metcall
county, Kentucky, reached our wharf yes
terday, with rsfts containing 100. OCO feet
of seasoned lumber, embracing planks,
joisis, etc, of great variety The lumber
is of the very best Quality and vas brought
WI dnring the present stage of high
water from CreelSboro, point above
BuiksvllIe, Ky, on the Upper Cumber-
land The river has been in fine, navi.
gable and boating order for some time
past, and large quantities of lumber, logs,
timber, ETC., have been brought down du-
ring the rise. As the building season will
soon be upon us there will be a great de-
mand for lumber, the procurement aud
preparation of which is becoming a profit.
able branch of industry in our section.
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Col j. II. KIIIcbreIV an GaIIatin.s

We are glad to learn Col. Killebrew, Of
the UNION AND AMERICAN, will address the
citizens Of Sumner county, at Gallatin,
Monday, the 27th inst, on the subject of
agriculture, education, and other vital in
terest7, and it ia sincerely hoped that all
the people Of old Sumner will attend and
hear the speech, as he proposes to speak
for the people and to the people, to ad-
vance all their material interests. His sd-
dress at Springfield, last week, has been
higaly spoken of as an earnest and able
effort to arouse the people to action in re-
lation to agricultural clubs, schools, etc.
lie will visit all the counties. and we ask,
in behalf of the interests he discus ses,
that the people prepare to give him hear,
ing, all that can possibly attend.
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Dropped Letters and valentines.

We learn that the number of dropped
letters and valentines received at the city
postoffice up to o'clock NJ yesterday
vas 4, 374.
Among the valentines was one banded
INTO tho window, addressed to g. T. Fuller,
.etter carrier, containing $50. 20, with the
names # the Subscribers and the amount
subscribed by each, for which kind remem-
Trance lac begs us 10 return Lis most sin
ere acknowledgements TO the donors
through Tie Union AND AMERICAN.
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Louisville Live stock Market.


CATTLE-The market opened active at
fair prices, with offerings amounting to
236 head, nearly all of which were sold.
Most OF the offerings were of the medium
grades. There we're few good beeves on
the market, which we're readily taken We
quote fair shippers, that are fat, weighing
1900 to 1000 pounds, 5000 80; oxen,
that are fat, g. 50@5, and choice butcher
stun, such as fat COWS, heifers and steers,
So 25@5.75 second quality al S4@4 75,
common at So. 25@3 IS, and tailiDgs at
g. 50@3 per 100 pounds gross.
Cows-Fresh mixers sell as to quality
from $30070.
SHEEP-The market is fair, and all sell
about as fast as they arrive. We quote
heavy at $5@5. so, when they weigh 1I5
pounds and upward; medium, that weigh
from 80 to 100, at So 5O94 per 100 pounds
gross. Mixed lots at 1908 per head.
HoGs-The market is tally supplied,
and all sell as fast as they are offered. We
quote for tie best at $7.25@775, and
light 625@6 rs per 100 pounds gross.
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The 18th and the PostOfTicc

Though there was marked falling off In
the sale and distribution of valentines,
especially those of a more tasteful charac-
ter, yesterday az compared with former
seasons, the POstoffice aud letter carriers
did quite g lively business in that line. Up
to 4 o'clock in the afternoon there had
passed through the postoftice 3,799 vA!en-
tines The carriers had not then ga hered
in those that may have been dropped in
the street boxes during the day, ana the
clerks we're confident that the total num-
Der distributed through the office would
reach near 5000, if it did Tot go beyond
these figures This will d. for Nashville,
especially as the season has not been very
DrOpitiOug for Valentines
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NOW rs THE TIME

TO have your Spring and summer
shirts made. We have just received
our samples of checks and striped
French Ahirting Percales, linens,
etc., and arc prepared to make any
desired style, either plated, fuli-
bosom, or fine French embroidered
shirts, for wedding and evening
wear. We make ALL KINDS, from
actual measurement, and guarnn-
tee perfect satisfaction i'm style, fit
and prices. We refer TO hundreds of
gentlemen in this city and vicinity,
as TO our prices, sitting, etc.
ELY a. WBITESIDE,
IL Cherry st., one door from Union.
feblp eod6m SD
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miscellaneous

SEEDs-we quote as follows: Clover
S7.5O@7.75; timothy $6.50@6.75; or
chard grass $2.5O@3; blue grass S1.75;
herds grass $1.7F@2; Missouri millet 81;
top onion sets So 5O@4 per bushel.
COTTON YARNs-We quote at IL, 12t, IA
@1So for 700, 600, 800 and 400.
Iron AND STEEL-We quote Tennessee,
common bar, 6.cP n; Kentucky, do, &c y
h; Tennessee band 1880; Kentucky, do,
sic: Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9!c; sheet (common)
5I@6c: do, (Kentucky) 64@7c; do, Glen
nesset) 74@Stc. STEEL-Cast steel and
shear 22@25c; English blister 10000;
American blister l3@15c.
HORSE SHoEs-Reese's patent horse
shoes 1913.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific Raitro2ea
Two Daily Trsjns Sunday eIcepteu).
No. Leaves Nashville at. $40 A. NJ
Arrives at Lebanon at 9:l5 A. u.
Leaves Lebanon ut .-.- 400 p. n
Arrives at Nashville a. :lb p. H.
No. Leaves Lebanon et....--7:0O A. n.
Arrives at Nashville al S:l5 A NJ.
Leaves Nashville st. .4:On P. NJ
Arrives at Lebanon at 6:l5 P. NJ
Nashville and Decatur tkahrohu'
0OIR9 soUTH-Esshytlle and Deostnr trains
leave station South Cherry street st 80 a. H.
ard 90 ?, N. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation 81 8 go p. NJ, (goes tc OoiuInbist
Trains arrive ct 4;SO A. n. and 1850 P. y. Accom-
nodstioB at $3.50 A. n.
LouIsvIIIe and Nashville RAIIreAd.
Leave Station on North College street, at s 10
TbsTe Is a Messenger coach attached TO q freight
train leaving Nashville every day at 4 10 P. NJ
between Nashville and Gsllstin, excep' EdSeheld
Junction, and does not run on SUNDAY.
Louisville and Cincinnati short Line
.:lo, 7l5 A. NJ, and 400 nlO P. n.
GaIIaIin Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville 40 ?. NJ
Arrives st GAllatin ODD z. M
The 2:1O r. NJ train stops At al stations between
Nashville and Gallstin except Rockland knd
FeytonA
EdSefieId and KensBcKy u. IL.
Trains on the Edgeheld and Kentucky Railroad
will run SIS follows:
Mail and Express leaves Nashville, 200 P. M.
Freight and Pass. Z" d" 700 A NJ.
Mail and Express arrives d" $50 p. NJ.
Freight and Pass. 81 ' 9:05 a. n.
Ste Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train lesyes.s 80 a n and 6:4S P. M
d" arrives 2 :O5sT. a. and 1885 A. N
Memphis train leaves e. 4 100 A. n. and $3.50 p. n
- arrives. e. 8 80 A. NJ. and $500 P. n
st. Louis train leaves "A 90 A. M.
" ives. $3.50 A. NJ. and 600 P. N
thelbyville train leaves. IS 80 P.
- arrives g 40 A.
The Q: 80 A NJ, 1910 a. and 80 P. n. trains d.
not run on sundays.
Tbs 4 90 A. NJ. and As p. ~ trains run daily.
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The Constitution aIlv Bilious,

No two parts OF the human body more strongly
sympathize together than the stomach and liver.
When one IL deranged, the other is generally out
of repair Aud at no other period OF the year are
they so liable to become deranged ss now, and
thus lay the foundation of disorders which will
rob life Of It's plessu and perhaps end IN death
itself. The stomach now requires an anti bi ious
tonic, the liv needs toning Immediately, snd the
blood ought to be cleansed and purified. Perhaps
you do IL. t realize the force Of this statement;
but, nevertheless, the necessity for observing IT
does eIist. lie Y armed in tina, and seek ga fety
and exemption from disease by using MIsH-
LERS RkRB BITrERS every day regularly. 1t
is a certain cure for all diseases arising from
disOrdered stomach and liver, and a reliable pro-
lection to all who are constitutionaly predsposed
to bilious complaints. febl2 deod4thp svlt
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dyestuffs,
Oils. etc.

Market brisk. We quote as follows:
DRUGS AND DYEsTUFF5-Indigo, best,
81. 40; madden 18c; salts 53c; blue stone
I3@14c; alum &c; cochineal Sl.25; mag
nesia, carb., 45@5Oc; -four sulphur &c; roll
do &c; camphor 9Oc@Sl.OO; copperss u
@3c; assafutida 50@60c.
MEDICNEs-Op $3.50; quinlne
81. 30; iodide potash 4.25@4. so; rhubarb
per tb, 81 25; ipecac per 10, 1926; aloes
per 10, 5O9SOc; calomel per 10, S1.5O; blue
mass per n, 9Oc; morphine per CT, 81;
chloroform per g, SL25; castor oil Per
per gal, 81.
Ons-Iinseed, raw, LOO; hnseed,
boiled, Ito; coal oil 2Sg30c; lard, No.
l, extra, 1.25@1. 80; sweet oil 2.00@
$50; tanners 7O@S5c; lubricating 400
LIS; benzine 20@30c.
PAINTS, Ero-Pure white lead = 12c;
Capitol white lOc; Buffalo 10c; Furniture
Vanish 1.7j; Coach do. 2.25.
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The revenue regulations as 7 ffectiDg the
manufacture and sale of cigars, concerning
which we have heard many suggestions,
IS according TO our understanding of the
matter, embraced in the following There
must be line Of demarkation between the
place of sale and the place of manufacture
of cigars, even where the whole business
is carried on in one room, and cigars can
not be removed from the latter to the
former unit packed in boxes stamped,
labeled and branded as required by law.
This we presume about covers the case.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-15

Ada TesmaDs Female Minstrel Troupe
commences at Masonic Hall to night. The
Ere Dispatch thus mel lions one Ct theii
parlOr entertainments
Ada Tesman's Female Minstrel Troupe
gave fine entertainment at Farrar Hal
last night. The dancing of Miss Boabell,
Miss Tesman song and the clog dancing
by Miss SomeTs received welI-earned
rounds of applause. The balancing feats
ON the siack-wire displayed skill anC
grace rarely seen in similar performances
The laughable farce of Wanted, a Thou
sard Milliners, concluded the perform
ance, which is every way nnobieciionab!c
aud deSal wing nRtronagn
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EIospItnI NtaIi,tics.

There ate at present thirty three inmates
in the st. Vincent Hospital, twenty-three
Of whom are charity patients and ten pay
patients. The number of patients treated
during the month Of January was thirty
six. There were eleven discharged and
one died Since the first of tie present
month two have died and three have been
discharged. A number of interesting cases
have been admitted and several delicate
surgical operations have been performed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-15
THE COURTS.

REcoBDEEs COURT. Dick Hadley, lar
ceDy, 800. Armstead Nelson, using
abusive language, s..
COUNTY CoURT vs VIM. FOXhsll,
coiored, on a charge of bas!Grdy; cause
dismiss. and defendants taxed with costs
Of action. State w. James Campbell,
coIored, charge of bastsrdy; judgment
against the defendant for $50 for the sup
port of the child for three years.
CRIMINAL CoURT-One hundred more
cases cf misdemeanor were disposed of
yesterday.
CIRCUIT COURT Mary Pf4deDhaur vs..
Germanis Life Insurance Company; judg-
ment for the defendant
The Justice Courts were ciUiUy inclined
yesterday, to a fault-no criminal business
worthy of mention coming up.
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J.H. WHITMAN
WhitemaR BreS.,
No. 81 North Market St,
Three Doors South Public Square,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Book, News, BIOttiDg, Manila.
WraPPiU z, Cover, Flint Papers
and Bonnet Boards.

Also, manufacture Paper Flour Bags for MIL
lers GrOcers' Bags always on hsn1.
' We keep constantly on hand s Collins News.
Book and Job Inks of the very best quality. all
orders illed promptly.
cash Pntd for Rags, Hemp, Rope and Bag
ging; Manila Rope, Old Paper, Factory Waste,
us and you Will always get the highest market
price. jan29 I'm
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NASHVILLE Produce Masket.

PEANUTs-Receipts and sales of 400
bushels to- day at $1.25 per bushel
DRIED FRUIT-We quote buying price as
follows: Apples 3@34c; quarter peaches
64c; half do. SIC Sales from store to-day
of 10, 900 lbs apples at &c.
BRAN-We quote loose at $17 . ton; in
sacks $2l.
PoTAToEs-Iu good demand. We quote
Northern as follows: Neshanocks, y Dbl,
1915; Peach Blow, $3.50; Russsts, "a so;
Early Rose, Sc. %; London Lady, $3.50;
Buck Eyes, $3.50; Pink Eyes, 10; Early
Goodrich, SAFE.
FEATHERs-In fair demand. We quote
prime G2c; choice Coo.
EGGs-Sales to-day from wagon at 16@
lie.
HAY-we quote at $25 per ton, de
livered in depot
ON1oNs-We quote at 1915 per Dbl.
NAVY BEANs-We quote at 81 . b1shel
from store.
BROOM OoRN-We quote at 2@4c. Re
ceipts light
SAUR KRAUT-Sales from store at $40
barrel.
BUrrER-Market weak. We note sales
of country at I6@17c; choice do zoe.
GREEN FRUIr-Tennessee. apples are
about exhausted. We quote nominally at
S3G4 q Dbl; choices Northern are very
scarce, and have advanced to 81 . bib
BEEswAx-We quote at 25c.
COTTON SEED-We quote at 50 . ton.
GINSENG We quote at Coo.
SHIPsTUFF-We quote OF $50 3 ton.
MIDDLINGs-Are held at $40 . ton.
RAGs-We quote at &c as the outside
| figure.
WooL-We quote bury at 10000; IN
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
| without burs 35@40c.