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George II. Enack, Of the Coffee County
Dtm0crat, arrived from Cincinnati and
Iadiaaapoiis, last night, and reports salts
factory arrangements with railroads and
boards for the transportation aud enter
talHment If The Press Excurslonlsts, who
arc TO start on their trip on Aug l. lie
leaves to-day for home.
Col. Waters. Assistant Supervisor Of. In
terrsI Revenue for Tennessee, has lefS the
city for Washington, D. @, whore lie viii
probably remain a week or two.
Judge J. ". Deaderick, of the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee, is on a short visit to
Chattanooga
Hr. c. S. Cable, of the UNION AND
American ofica, returned to the city yes
terday from Indiana, where be has been
soiournug with some friends fox the past
week.
Oar young friend John Acken leaves for
New \ CTk to-day.
Hon. Robt. McNoily, Charlotte, Tenn;
Co. John D. Andrews, Huntsville Itdette;
Capt W T. Criswell and lady, Columbia,
Tenn G.. W. Davis, Springfield, Tenn;
II 3. Vaughan, Esq, Gallatin, Tenn; L.
VI. Hendricks, Charlotte, Tenn; James
NJ. Shcapald, Esq, Colum5is, Tenn; Maj.
J. n SPeer, Springfield were registered
Yesterday ut the Commercial Hotel.
Robert L Coke, huntsville, Ala, } n
Robson, Charleston, 5 c, Z f Suith, En-
iusnce, Ky, Capt Andrew b Martin, Laba-
noa, Joseph SpaldiUg, Lebanon, Ky, Col
Juo p Murray, GainesberO, Jno FieTson,
Colombia, Judge c f Trigg, David Part
ridge, Ala, W Huggias and Is NJ Til
man, Manchester, Gen i Hill, McMinn-
vile, and Jno c Lester, Pulaski, we've reg
istered at the Maxwell House yesterday.
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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN, WEDNESDAY JULY r. 1871

is S,O51 bales less than that of this date
one year ago.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

1elegrG716ie Report from Signal Service
Corps, U. S. L., Of Observations at
4 O'clock p u.
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Almost a Had fire.

Abouis,x o clock Monday evening, smoke
was seen issuing from the Southern Broom
Factory, occupied by NJ. Cramer & Son,
No. 20 South College street. Upon enter
ing the building, it was found that lot
ofbroom- corn that was undergoing bleach
ing process, bad caught f'e, and threat
ened the destruction Of the building. Mr..
J. p. Dale, next door, Mr.. Pugh and Mr.
Cory saouldered one OF BabeOcks fire
ezi6guishers, and rushed franticaily to
tho scene, and by extra exettlons and the
uso Of the exjipsuisher succeeded IN
auenohiag the flames, and preventing
what might have been serious fire.
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Dickson station.

This smart village is situated AZ miles
west of Nashville on the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, at point accessl-
bic from Hickman county, and at the be-
ginning of the fine cultivated portion OF
Dickson county. 1t has been built up
within the last three or four years from a
depot merely, to thriyir 6 market placs
of a hundred Inhabitants. 1t receives
trade from remote quarters of Dickson
county, and realizes patronage from Hlck-
man and Humphreys counties. 1t has
four stores of general sale, one tin-shVp, a
first-class hotel kept by Mr.. w. Il. Nc
Cutcheon; large steam saw-mill doing a
large business, and two saloons. Besides
all this, there are some fine res dsnces
going up, and others are proposed to be
built. The citizens are very courteous to
strangers, and in every wsy invite them to
settle with them.
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The large force already at work on the
North aud South Alabama Railroad is be-
ing rapidiy increased. A large number OF
1agorers have within the past few weeks
bean employed here to work on that road,
and are now bard st it. A considerable
porfien of Stautons railroad force have
lately gone from Chattanooga to try the
experiment Of lettering their fortunes on
the North and South l!ae. Tho laboring
force on this work VIII soon be, If not
already, the largest body of construction
lists engaged on any one road in the South
~ West
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EkThROAD TIME TABLE.

Eeu soSsos end Pacific KSSIlrOad'
J.> Dsi.y Trains (SInGay eTcepted1.
No : Leaves Nashville st....A;3G 7. u.
-Erivcs at Lebanon at $3.50 P. II.
Lozves Lebanon Gt......6:39 A. e.
Arrives at Nashville at $50 A. n.
RS. Leaves Lebanon at go. 3:3) J. Il
Arrives at Nashville at 7:I6P. n.
-Tesves Nashville az. GLIB A. NJ.
Arrives 81 Lobsaon At $40 Al
ra.aFius sIsd Decasur Railroad.
esDEzt ACCOMPLISHMENTS ara Decatur trains
l-s.s ~r.ion o. South Cherry street q 100 A. L.
Aua z g 2. Z. 80 tEaiB suoday morning.
loes .-.5lssion sts:S0 T. X, tgoss 70 OolnrnSSsl
srs,l= -zsivs q E.20 4 r. lad 5,I5 ?, X Accom-
El1Ezt % IS g: 80 =. z.
Es,r..s-t.E9 auJ RGshyttiS Railroad
leave Station on North College street, 81 e;45
o. y s-d 2 q p. r.. and 9:4l P. NJ.
Arrives a. 30 A. NJ, ! 40 p. Il. and 6.SO p NJ
ahe l:l5 p. H. train does not op at eny point
h5iNss Nashville snd Gallstin, except Edgeheid
.nroti-n, and Goes net run on sunday
Gag5arln AccOmTas e;5atsoEI, hsaiiy'
sssv7a Nashville % T. II,
~-rIggf 50 Gsiia H. o'49 p h.
E.s.s- svEIyeEud Cincinnati Snort Line
CSC. 7as l. p'' snd i:oO uaO ?. n.
7Eyo.Iel1 ss4sd Kentucky e. Rs
E7ssus Oh the Edgeaeld and Kentucky Railroad
VII suu Is toI0ws:
s-au gasvas Eashve.....................b $500 A. ".
EEyToss leaves Esshvlie.-........-.' u $50 P. ~
AlaLl strives " $40 P. N,
E-u-esF arrives .....,---- 6 30 A. n.
ST. .CUEs, Memphis, Nashville and
shssssG EloCsa- Great Central
Through Line.
n st.scoes tysln leaves. 80 4. 4. and 500 f n.
arrives 20 ?. H. ind $3.50 >. y.
M-s-.fa train leavae. 3 :E5 a. -, ana % :. N,
" 80 arrives s 80 a. =. Snd $50 P. ..
E. Louis train leaves. .3:s5 A. N. and S;2e Ii.
sri 7es. IS 80 a. n. and $50 P. N.
FlgIg-gLle tsaia 1e1ves..a:J0 ?. N.
" L-flfss..9:3S :. n
The 80 Ak, and go 2, K. tEsias do aot ran
cu:L- tsys.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS
what ara the Wild Waves saying

Go ask the troubled waves whose ceaseloss roar
In fury breaks upon the distant shore;
Know ye some spot in sll your lonely round,
Where pain is moi? But ease and comfort found.
The Will waves snswer with perpetual roar,
That very place is u AIN & WALKERS STORE
Go ask the wind that sweeps across the plain
To distant lands, and then returns again,
Have We not found an sntidote for care?
balm to save our fast departing hair2
Old BOress answers from his icy throne
IT'S found in VAIN & WALKERS HATS alone!
It's thus Old Boress and the Ocean speaks
To him with aching head, that comfort seeks:
Try Vain and Walkers Ventilated Hat,
twill cool the fevCTed brain an more than that,
Make life pleasure; save your falling hair
The same old number on the Public Square.
The "Katy-Did," "Esty Didn't" "Can'sloupe, "
Tropical 4" "WiIl-O' the-Wsp," and all the latest
styles OF Ventilaled Hats, for the hot wealth er.
Panama and Straws for men and boys and chill
dren In great variety. Orders from distsnc G
promptly attended to VAIN 4 WALKER,
HAtters and FurTiers,
sprS II "A Public Square.
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Nashville Dry Goods Market.


All c2tton and wooden goods are very
firm, and if there was any trade, there
would be an advance IN many particulars.
We quote as follows:
PRINTS Wamsutta gle Arnold $50;
American 1Obc; DunDels 1O4o; Gloucester
lO4c; Richmond 1Obc Aliens 10lc; Wash
ington 1Otc; solids lOtc; all double pinks
and purples &c.
Blown SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs Vim
ginia Family !, SIC; Augusta do sc; War
rem I, 100; Augusta do 10tc; Granitevine
RRJ, lie; Richand DO lie; Oregon "A
lie; Standard A A do lie; Warren do
re: Laurel do 12c; Augusta do 12c; Gran
iteville Z E do 1910; Richland do 13c;
Pepperrill S l fine browns, n 114c; o 1870;
r lie; Continental "A do 15Ic; Allendale
1914 sheetinS 403c.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs AND SHRTINGs-
Sycamore Z, Sc; Montrose do DC; Pocasset
I. lie: Barnsley do lie; Rochdale do
i2Ic: Green D A A; 1879 American do
14c; Washington do 15c; New Jersey do
1Gsc; jamestown do 1Sc; Ida Mills 1850;
Gold Ccin 22!c;' Pepperell 1O-+ sheetlng
ago.
FIEAoHED AND Brown Ruds-Laconia
bIeached 15c; Na1mkeag Sstteen 163c; col
ored 15c; Stark Il brown drill 13c; Angus
"a do 14c; Stark A do 15c; Pepperell do
15c; Essex do 15o.
BED Oonnestoga A A I, 1890;
Conestoga @ Z 21c: Gold Medal do 283c;
Omega A do ace; Roanoke I, 25c; Roanoke
A, Soc.
PLAIN AND PLAID OzNABURG-Santee (,
white, l5c; do "A, 18fc; Augusta plaid do
15c. Alabama sc; Hurricane 15c; Texas do
zoe; Tennessee 234c.
CorroNADEs-York 22Ic; Whittenden's
25@29Bc; double and twist 30@40c.
LINEN DRIILs-16S@374c.
SPANISH LINENs-2o@@7to,
JEANs-15@75G.
AssIarEREs-60c@$2.
-50@75c.
CHECK GINGHAl1S-S 14R25.
CHAMBRAYs-25c.
Dress GooDs-Lswns 12492Oc; Jaco-
let muslins 2O@3Oc; Organdie 25@37!c;
plain and plaid Japanese 25@35c; Mazam-
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The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, whers
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always aoces~
sible to the public.
LIVERPOOL, July IL, 11:15.-Cotton
steady. Sales Is, 600 bales. Uplands 94@
94j; Orleans 9sd.
LIVERPOOL, July II, l:20.-M Market firm
Sales Is, 600 bales; 5000 bales to specu-
Iators. Uplands 9f@94d; Orleans 9s@9k.
New YORK, July IL, 1O:30-Cotton dull.
Ordinary uplands 15ac; good ordinary 1910;
low middling 2O4c; middling 219; Orleans
2Ite; Texas 214c. July delivery 2O9c.
New YORK, July IL, 11:15.-Ootton dull
and lower. Sales of 800 bales on the spot.
Ordinary uplands 1870; good ordinary
1879; low middling 2Obc; middling q;
Alabama 2lB; Orleans 2lsc; Texas 2ls.
November delivery 10.
New YORK, July IL, 1:3O.-Market dull
and heavy. July delivery zoe.
LIVERPOOL, July IL, 5:O0-Market
quiet. Sales $4,000 bales; 5000 bales to
Spectators.
New York, July IL, 3:15.--Market dull
Sales Is, 900 bales on the spot. Ordinary
uplands 153; good ordinary IS; low mid
ding 90; middling 81; Alabama 2l4; o.
leans PIE Texas PIG July delivery 195.
Sales 40 bales for export; 5000 for specu-
lation. Net receipts $685. bales. Stock
19I, 1913 bales.
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COTTON YABNs-Advanced to I2c, 1876,
15o and 17c for 200, 600, 500 and 400.
LAND PLAsTZR-We quote in bags at $40
2 tor
WRAPPING RAPEE-We quote small at
SOC; medium 75c, double crown 81.
SEEDs-Market very dull. We quote
Hungarian grass $1.75@2; Missouri mil
let Sl.75.
IBoS-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, &c 2 ID: Kentucky, do, &c Z
ID; Tennessee band 7@Sc; Kentucky, do,
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate SC; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9tc; sheet, common,
54@6c; do, Kentncky, 64@7o; do, Tennss-
see, 74@8tc.
WISDOM GLASS AND FLAsKs-We quote
by the box as follows: 8x1O, 1926; lOx
-, $3.50; lOxI4, 81 80; IOxl6, $500; I21
IS, 1926; 12z18, $3.50. Flasks-k pint
by box, 1915; pint S3@3.50 per box;
quart, So 80 per box.
HANpLEs.-We quote extra axe Sc ia.
$3.50; No. 81; No. $1.75; No. Y
S1.5Oi Pick S1.5O@1.75; Sledgs 81 2592.
COTTON RoPE-We quote at SOC foI ( and
SIG, and 33c for 1 inch.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

1t is expected that this will be the last
week of the present Criminal Court term.
the wife Of Henry Harding, formerly Of
the Harding House, died at 8 o'clock Sun
day night.
A letter yesterday received from Sheriff
Donaldson, dated at Columbus City, Iowa,
indicates that his health has somewhat
improved.
ODonovan Rosa, the exile, is writing
up his experience of prison life in England,
for the columns of the Irish People, OF New
York. We have read the opening chap
teIs, which promise work of rare interest
to his compatriots. The People may he
had of Dan Neylan or any of the news
dealers.
At 8 o'clock last night Mr.. Scholars, OF
this city, was united In marriage to Miss
Jennie Morton, Of Kentucky. The cere-
monis took place at the Commercial Ho-
tel, which establishment was illuminated,
and the walls echoed with sweet music.
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81. 1860 Receipts, 100 brls -four;
43, 300 bu wheat; 10, 200 ba corn; 4, 400 bu
rye; 2S5 hogs; $50 head cattle.
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The books Of John HeuItord, Tax A.
SCISSOR, showing the assessments upon real
md personal estate il the city fJr 1871,
ls;-G completed, wero yesterday turned
.gaF TO b. ". 1IcCau3, Revenue Collector.
.,.sss books wsro prepared with the n
l..4s care by Mr.. HsrrfIrd aad BIS
,.,-5r-l assistant, E 4. Raworih, Esq
g-,a the completeness 8Ed correctness OF
The york reflect much credit upon the IN
5a Inv and skill Of those gentlemen. Tho
,.otr.' Of che proycrty taxed is something
over $4,000, 050-aboGt 100000 less
Than shown by the assessment OF last year
The ra5ucriUn occurs Though ths cortec-
Haa-of inaccuracies in the previous report
ana IS III pars owing to tie act Of tao La-
gs.slare eZemptiug $1,000 worth OF pei
ost.te from taxation,
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MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July II, 1870 P. N. Consols 933
for money; 931@93s on account. United
States 5-20's f 1862, 92ss; 1868 914;
1S67's 9O5; 1O-4O's 9O4.
FRANKFORT, July 11.-United States
5-2Os of 1862, 963@964c.
PARIS, July I1.-Ksntes 55 I. 90c.
LIVERPOOL, July IL. - Cotton quiet,
middllng uplands 94@94d; Orleans go
Old. Sales $4,000 bales, of which 5000
were for speculation and export Ship
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.IotnCd to nis Idols.

Wa. Campbell, who has hitherto had
sope experience IS o Peuitentiary convict,
seems still moro recently to have. had his
IDEAS. as 70 the rights OF property, some
What confused. a fow weeks ago he car
rioa of. without sufficient authority, lot
ofriofLing belonging to another party,
Irr which clTense. falling to give bond for
his fpiure appearance, he was committed
IN iail bv Justice Wilkinson. He was
Yesterday brought out and arragned De-
fore the same Justice on the charge Of
stealing a COW. 1t was hardly possible Tor
Campbell to prove himself innocent OF the
crime, and falling TO give bond for his ap-
neerapce at the Criminal Court, be was
likewise committed on this charge.
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NeztyIIIe Grocery BeTGst.


Sugars are stiff with an advancing ten
dsncy. New Orleans is nearly exhausted.
The other staples are steady and unchsn-
ged. We quote as follows:
SUGARS New Orleans 115GI3c; De-
mersra 12a@I3c; Stsadard hsrds 14so;
New Orleans clarified, white, lie; do. yell
low 13o; A coffee l33o; 3 DO. 1910; O do.
I3c.
Mo1AgsEs Ard SRUps New Orleans
65G70c; sirdps 55990O; golden strip 75c.
CoFFEE-Rio, common TO choice, 40
I9c; IaguayEs 2O@21o; Java 25Q28a-
RIOE-We quote the market steady at
1n4c.
TEAs-Impe:ial 81. OO@1.75; Young Hy-
son $1.4O@1.75; Black $1SI.25; Gun.
powder $1@1.75.
FIsa-MacksreI--Eos. and3, 1900 and
l4.0OP barrel: IN kits, Eos. l, 2 and 8
2 50, I.75 and l %.
CzEzsz-We quote fao,CTy st i54c; Nut
meg 1870; Young America pc.
EAus-D -oliued to 81 50 for 10ds and
25c additional for diminishing grades.
UAEDLEs-stGr, light weight, 12@13c.
PowDEs-Ws quots Sc follows: Dupont
1878; Hazards 1915; blasting $+.75;
fuse, Per 100 feel, 75c; Sycamore Mills
powder, S6.75.
SHoT-Patent 2. so; buck 2.75.
IGeUoRs-Ws quote common reotided
whisky y gallon, S.; Robertson County
81. 1903; Bourbon S1.25a4. 80; Lincoln
County $l75G2.26; Highwines 81.
BAaaNG-AanP 25@28c; fax 300.
COTTON TEEs-We quote at 6a79o.
BRooMs-We quote at .. 2j93.50 = doz-
SUNDrIEa- Backing, 2 doz, 40G75o,
WsshScar5s S2.?5 2 doc; Buckets, ,
doz., $3.50. Tubs $3.50 p nest; Nc.
tubs $40 per doz; No. 2 do. 50 per
doz; No. do IS. Starch 6ic, Candy
assorted stick 17c 3 pound; fancy
assorted 18c 8 pound. Snuff S7.76 y box
for Garrett's packed. Matches SIS per
csse. Pepper 223o. Spice 15c. Ginger
15c. Oysters 1925 case for one pound
cans; S5.25 q case for two pound cana.
Canned peaches, two pound cans, $9.75
= doz. Soda 6Sc.
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The $ gma Alpha Epsilon fraternity,
rep -esouuug most Of the colleges through
CUT .Ae South couvenes in cur city to-day.
Quite a number Of delegates have already
arrived, and more are expected. As this Is
The annual convention, /. will doubtless
move Of much interest and Importance IN
promoting the welfare OF the fraternity.
lyle deliberations Of this body will mako q
r-Fs SAINT break IN the monotouy that now
r..-,c5srizs 80 cur community.
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FhEHVTLLE. TENN.

sTcrsban & Bruce, blank book mRnufac-
fc-.fs. % Deaderick stleet, will duplicate
s-.,, i.H from CoTiies, Macy u CO., New
; II.
Two white female servants are wanted
ua Lebanon.
Dsris Kelly, Of OlarkEviile, says be has
f0 lsfslliala cure for hog cholera.
Eeas1lBr, Shields d 90. will sell next
Thursday morning dry goods, hats, shoes,
gr-, vine. whisky, etc , etc
D.. Tb5,tou's Blood, Liver and Stom-
acn medicine is for sale by G. W. HeIder-
hot
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Nashville Produce Market.

EGGS Market dull at S@1Oc = dozen.
POTATOES We quote at 81 2 Dbl, and
market dull.
POULTRY We quote chickens at g. 15@
$50 . doz.
PEANUTS We quote at $3.50 from store
and $1.75 from wagons. Nothing doing.
HAY-Ws quote at $2l . ton
HoNnEY-Oommands $3.50 3 Dbl.
WooL-Wequote combing 33@35c. q ID;
carding free from bUrs, 28@3lc tub
washed 4Oc; bury wool 5@lOc 2 10 less.
But little coming II.
BUTTER -We hear of sales of ordinary
at 10@12o . 10; choice commands from
20g25c.
FEATaERs demand IS fair at 500
63c for strictly prime.
NAVY BEANs-Wo quote from store ct
$3.50 2 bushel.
BEEswAx-We quote at 10000.
Co7ToS SEED-We quote at 80 = ton.
GNsENG-We quote at zoe.
RAas-Market steady at &c.
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Nashville Live Stock Market.

CATrLE-The tendency in price is down
ward, and the week has been very dull
We quote extra fine steers, averaging l, 900
to LOO lbs at 34@4c; good medium 3934i;;
scalawsgs 2@3c.
SHEEP-In fair demand at ST. 25@2. %.
All good selections are freely taken.
HoGs-We report sales at 3@35, end
market dropping.
The sales at the stock yard of Embry,
Foster 4 Co., for the week comprise 1863
head CT cattle, 1874 sheep and 95 hogs.
The Gales at George Morse's stockyard
for the week foot up PA head Of cattle and
260 sheep.
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NnshviIIe PROVISION rIarn e..

The market continues very quiet, and
have advanced during the week, there is
no change. We quote packed from store
as follows:
BAooN-Clear sides loo; clear nib
sides 93c; shoulders 74c; country hams
12ic, and very scarce.
CHOICE HAMs-HGrt & Hensley's O. o.
O. canvassed 154@l6c.
BREAKFAST BAooN-Hart i Hensleys
choice s. @. @. @. O. breakfast bacon, can
vassed, 14915c.
LARD-Choice leaf in tierces lilo;
half bbls lie; kegs 124c; 10 ID cad
dies 15c; u caddies 153c; 3 ID caddies
1870; buckets loo.
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Flsu returns On the Secretary of States
CGco il sppears that the voting population
q Mau1y county Is as follows: white 4, ll6;
i-G-lz , .0I: total 6.J2l.
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Nashville Flour and Grain markc..

FLoUR.-Market active. Lower grades
are very scarce, and are entirely nominal.
We quote as follows: Superine $3.50;
extra So; Xxx 81; family $8@8.25; fancy
$9@9.5O
Corn MEAL.-MaTket fairly active. We
quote loose unbolted 75c ? bushel; bolted
soc; kiln dried So 70 2 Dbl.
WHEAT-Receipts from the country to-
day of 500 bushels, which changed hands
at 81 40 for led and $50 for choice
wheat We also note the receipts Of IS
car loads in bulk from st. Louis.
CoRN-Sales of loose to-day from wagon
at 63c 2 bUshel. Shipments of $500
bushels at 75c, sacked aud delivered in de-
pot.
BAELEY-Market dull, and very little
demand We quote at 60465c.
OATs-Ihe new crop is commencing to
arrive freely, ard is purchased from wagon
at 4O94jc 2 bashel. Western oats, old,
are sold from store at 7c975c.
OFFAL Bran is again becoming plenti-
ful, and is sold freely at 500 per ton. We
quote shipstuif at $50 z ton.
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Another Hotel Projected.

That portion of our citizens engaged in
mercantile pursuits on the Square and
contiguous thereto, are discussing the
feasibility cf building a mammoth hotel
on Msrke. or College street, near Union.
Tho suggestions now being made on the
subject will. before a great while, take
some tangible shape. Present signs Of the
simes, at Ioast, indicate that such will be
the case.
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RoVnIHayaua Lottery,

$3.50, coo in gold drawn every seventeen
DAYS. Prizes cashed and information fur
nished. The highest rates paid for doub-
looms, all kinds of gold and silver, Span
ish bank bills, Government securities, etc.
TAYLOR & Co, Bankers, No. 16 Wall street,
New York. myl6 dGWd
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Nashville HARDWARE Market,

Market quiet and prices firm as
follows: Axes per dozen, $40
@1350; hoes $5@7; horse shoes
Shoenbergers 1915; Reese's patent Sc;
Burdens Sc; horse nails l6@24c; cast steel
and shear zoe; English blister 16@2Jc;
American blister l3@15c; cotton cards
$5.50@6 per doz; names $4@7.5O per doz
pair; traces STOP per doz pair; axe
handles $1.75@2 per doz.
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ERIiCEoYer.

". 4 AIcCutcheon, who keeps that
rrIeLdid hotel at Dickson Staten, on the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, has
s-sgEu Us e stalk Of red clover grown on
nis place, five fset and one inch hga. We
r-ga3er if anybody else within our clEcula-
dion can raise clover so tall.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF TEE OHIEF SI6NAL OFFICER
WAsHNGToN, D. O., July IL, 1871
Synopsis for the past tS7e7sty-t fur hours
The barometer has fallen very generally
since Monday evening, from the Rocky
mountains eastward to the Atlantic, ex-
cepting in the ex reme Eastern States.
where it rose during the night, bUs now il
is falling The temperature has been
generally lower than on Monday in the,
Atlantic and Gulf States, but has risen
north and west of Indiana S0uthwesterlY
winds very generally prevailed to-day, but
variable winds are reported from the lakes.
Local storms have prevailed at very many
points in the Mississippi and Ohio Valley,
and in the Middle aud Western States, and
are now res orted in Louisiana and
Florida.
Pr05a5ilitieS.-T barometer viii prob
ably continue low on Wednesday east Of
the MississippT river, with southerly winds
and threatening weather in the Gulf States
and numerous local storms from Arkansas
to New York, and eastward to the Atlantic.
Northvesterly winds are probable for the
upper Lakes.