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Nashv,,Ie Producc MARKET.

DRIED FRUIT-Rsceipts Of small lots,
but 10 sales that we have heard CT We
quote at Sc for apples, &c for quarter
peachesf and Sc II half peaches as about
the opening figures.
Eaas-Stiff at 124@13e from wagons.
PoTAToEs-We quote Iosh at $l.5O per
Dbl. from wagon, and market very dun.
Pou1TRx- Market well supplied with
chickens, which command 81 5O@2.4O y
dozen by the coop.
HAYECountry sold at $2l per ton; good
timothy (old) $26@2S.
BUrTER-Not so plentiful. Country COM
mands 124@15c; choice 20925c.
FEATHEss-Rsceipts not so large, and
suppIy and demand about equal. Wequote
st coo for prime.
BEEswAx-MaFket steady at 30@32o.
GrssENa-We quote at 75@S0c.
RAes-Dull at &c.
WooL-We quote combing 35@3Sc . ID;
eardinq free from burs, 32@35c; tub
washed 45@5Oc; bury wool 5@10c . ID
less.
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rne naskethouso Appropriation.

TIE proposition TO build new Market
house, or rather The suggested sppvopria
ton If money for that purpose, till hangs
fire in the City Council. The original bill
sppropriates 8 5000 for that work, but
the Board Of Aldermen at lis last meeting
voted 20 amend by making al additional
appropriation of 5000. At the meeting
yesterday the Common Council declined
10 concur, and adopted resolution intro
duoed bv President Crajghead, authorizing
tha MarkA4house Committee TO confer With
Nsssrs. Dobson & Williamson, architects,
snd instruct them TO make plan. the
binding of which will not exceed Sl3, 900,
i, acc5fdsnce with the original design. 1t
appearing pretty well settled that nothing
better can he done, it is to be hoped that
even this last proposition will soon toke
some practical shaps-half LOST IS better
than 30 bread.
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THE PRESS EXCURSION.
Parties Composing It-A Pleasant



The Press Excursion lsfs here on the
$40 Louisville train last night. John
Miller Mckee, of the UNION AND AMERICAN,
left on the 2 80 train yesterday, and viii
join the others at Louisville this morning.
The party leaving here last night was COM
posed Of the following persons; I. J.
Prichett, of the Bfurfreesboro News; u.
W. McOord, of the Pulaski Citizen; John
Smiley Weird and r. l.. Oaruthers, OF the
Ladies' Pearl; j. r. Harwell; A. =. Horse
~, Ct the Columbia Herald; w. J. Slater,
OF the Winchester Home Journal, and two
ladies; f. F. Fleming, Columbia Herald,
W. l Westbrook, of the Brownsville Bee;
W. S. 30 nshouser, of the Paris Intelligen-
Ger; Jas. Buford, of the Giles County Press;
G. M. Emack, Of the Coffee County DEM
ocrai; O. Z. Groomes; M. a. Johnson, of
the Republican Banner; Frank M. Paul
and wife; r. P. Mel liz; A. W. WICK; Prof.
A. b. Starke and wife; Miss Florida A.
Richardson; II. III. Daak, of the Clarksviie
Tobacco Leaf; D. P. Rathburn; j. O.
Saunders; E. A. Hicks, of Springfield; r.
F. Thomas, of the Springfield Record.
The party was to be joined ct Gallatin by
Col. Thomas Boyers aud j. W. Brown, If
the Gallaiin Examiner. The party moved
out of the depot in the finest spirits and in
anticipation of a joyous and pleasant trip,
and We sincerely trust that they msy MT
be disappointed.
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New. Hair Restorative.

We were glad yesterday TO see Col. Lee
Crandsll, of Vslhermosa Springs, Ala, in
on, ssnctum. He has just invented new
Hair Restorative by combining certain
simple chemicals with the water of those
fine Sulphur Springs, which is deemed far
superior to any yet before the public. We
bave examined certificates from prominent
citizens down there, who have used the
Restorative with fair effect, and pronornc
highly in favor of it. II will, we learn,
soon be placed before the people, aud We
aueur fine run of success for il, as it is
cheap, simple and useful.
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We learned yesterday from a private
source that Col Waters, Of the Supervis-
o. Department Of the Internal Revenue,
had Sc zed 10000 pounds OF oontrsband
tobacco, near Grseneville, 10 East Tennes-
see. The tobacco was seizsd, as We learn,
for violation Ct the revenue laws in not
having the required stamps affixed. We
did not learn the nGme OF tbs party from
whom the seizure was made.
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Deatn o. Col. A. Il. nudIer.

On last Monday, Col. A. T. Raider,
well known ci.iz N of Augusta, GA. died
at tbs lot Spring. i'll Arkansas. He was
The friend and companion in arms of the
great filibuster, Gen. VIM. Walker. He
accompanied Gen. walker IN both Of his
trips to Nicaragua, and was his second in
command Of the last expedition. HIS great
nerve and fine military abilities were con
spicuously Displayed in both campaigns.
When the last invasion resulted so disas-
trously, he ard Walker we're both captured
and both sentenced to b3 shot. The eff
forts CT G d. Riders friends in this coun-
try. however, effected his pardon and re-
lease.
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Improvement i'm Tanning.

The apparatus for tanning in vacuo, IL
vented by Wenzel Mascb, and for which
pa ent has been applied, is on exhibition
at John Ebb's establishment on Broad
street. 1t was exhibited at the late Expo
sition, and greatly admired for the rapid
ity AID perfect manner f is work. By
this operation the process Cf tanning Is
completed in IS bours, instead of requir-
ing three weeks or more as by the old sys-
tenn. The newly invented plan, on ac-
count Of its economy and completeness, is
likely TO cause an early revolution in the
leather making business.
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singular Ovarious FecundIty.

Mrs. G. F. Lloyd, who resides at No. 3O4
West Cedar street, bss hen that lays eggs
prolifcally. A singular feature about the
eggs, however, is that they have no shells.
Tee hen has laid eight of these eggs of
very large sIze fully and thoroughly de-
veloped every way except the shells. We
were shown ore ofthese eggs at the mar
be works Of Messrs. Swan d Brown, yes
terday, which was one of the largest size
of hen eggs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-11

The Magistrates OF the county are rs
quested to meet at 10s O'Clock TINS MORT
iag to take action IN relation 10 Tue uea'n
If Judge Turner. .,,.
A competent lady wishes SITUATION as
teacher. Apply 10 Gates and Pchlmsn
Newson, Horton & 90. have nifty shares
! D the williamson County Lead Mines Tor
sac. Veiy valuable. -
Nolan ard Breen are prepared 10 90 al
KINGS of stone eurbiug in the best manner
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Another patentby "a Tennesseean

A patent was issued to our townsmen
James G. Miner, for his celebrated Gold
Medal Sub-soil and Drain Plow, upon the
LIST of August. We are aware of the many
comm endations expressed by those of cur
farmers making use of this implement
during the past spring, and think the fav-
orable results secured by their use in the
present season of unprecedented drough',
will ipsur, largely increased deman
for Mr.. Miners sub-soile tbezeby reward
log him for the expenditure Of time aud
money upon this most important sgricul-
tural i'm provemont, while, al the seine
time, increased crops, srd consequent
wealth are secured to our State at large.
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.D,.,,vahed speaker Invited.

A naneY numerously signed D oIVA7ilS'
,,irb6nt regard TO politica, sentiment IL
aarI5sst cooyeuiencs and deliver an ad-
a. mon the political situation and
prospscJs Of the country, was yes''I ny
80 l., ,,rculatad about the city. Tue
,.,,isbed M,ssoutisu speaks al Chez
20 in a Few DAYS, and many Oh our c!lI9L9
are a, sroos Of giving hini an invitation
,o extend bis speaking tour 10 1eAheSSe''
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Rainiu ,hc Country.

Gentlemen resident in the vicinity of
Goodlettsville inform us that copious
showers of rain came as blessings to that
locality Last Tuesday, and that light show
ers have fallen since that time.
Rain has also fallen in other sections
within the past few days, and the conse-
quence is that farmers have not entirely
despsired Of the late corn crop.
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The Denderick street case OF assault anu
battery, Of Wednesday evening tesa i.,.
in the issuance OF a State warrant lot one
# The parties 10y Justice BasketSe; was yes,
ter say tra0sferred to Justices WneiIy ana
PAM, and sf,er the testimony was heafa, a
,.o ",i' WAS granted to give the at'ol-
news opportunity to prepare Their afgu-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-11

The firm Of Gilbert, Parkes & Gordon
is this day dissolved. The books remain
in the hands of Ordway, Gordon & Nc
Guire, who are duly authorized to settle
the same. Gus6 2w
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The Coyvan Deba,ing society.

A number of young gentlemen residents
Of North Edgefeld, ectusted by desire
for intellectual Improvement, have organ
lied a debating society to be known 10y
the sbove name. Their meetings are TO
be held at Cowan's Hall, ard their books
are still open for the accession OF men,
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c,orksoFthe Next Legislature

We do not know who will fill these re-
sponsible aud arduous positions at the
Session of the Legislature which convenes
on the first of the ensuing October. We
have hesrd tia. Neile s. Brown, Dr., would
he a candidate for reelection as CLERK OF
the Eoase, end that 81 jor Howard Will
offer for reelection as Clerk of the Senate.
Mr. Clay X 1berts, We understand, Will also
he candidate for the latter position. We
have heard Of no othsrs spoken OF IN this
connection.
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,,.ovv PAYMENT for stamps

NIr. Charles Nelson yesterday PAID INTO
tho Uaited States Internal Revenue once,
GA Cedar street, the sum OF So, 200 Tor
stamps on 100 barrels # whisky: MI;
Nelson, we learn, is oce of the heaviest
purchasers of this species Of stamps IN TINS
section of country, which speaks well Tor
his extensive business.
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The Rtgn. NAN i'm the Right place.

We ere glad to learn that the Nashville
Life Insurance Company has secur,d tie
services as Genera! Travelling Agent for
the STATE of Tennessee, of Townsend A.
Thomas, who is probably as extensively
and fsvorably known as sny man in tie
State. The Company has shown sound
Judgment in this arrangement, fOr if Town
send Thomas don't succeed in taking 8
ma2's life, it will hardly be worth while
for anybody else TO Try. We commend
him and MS Company 10 our friends evary
where, and hope he nav meet with that
full ueasure of success his merits deserve
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EIVi!R AM WEATHER.

The river At this point rose about three
quarters cf an inch yesterday. Weather
warm and cloudy, with light shower dur
ing the day.
Johnny Harper leaves this morning for
Paducah to take charge of the Office of the
Eddyvige, for several trips, in place of
Capt. W. r. Gracey, who, 1t Is reported,
ia about to be eff iu matrimonial tour.
the river is too low to talk Of arrivals
and Departures We need not ex ect TO
see-anothet steamboat until the fall season
opens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-11

The Choral Society have suspended their
pleasing and interesting meetings for the
nrssent. The Society numbers large
~. however, end embodies very f o mu-
sIca! taste and talent. As soon rs the
ri0hts get little longer and the days q
TltIg cooler, they viii again meet regularly,
and afford on, people more Of their excel
Es-t eniertaiume ats.
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CITY NOTICES.
Stone CuFbing.

We will put down Stone Curbing for SO
cents foot. Six thousand feet on hand.
Apply at No. 128 N. McLemore street.
Is NOLAN & BREEN.
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Pools on the above match, between
LongfeIIow Klngfsher, and Enquirer, at
Saratoga, will be sold on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, at 81 P. NJ, at the Merchants Ex-
change. KINNEY WAND.
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Meeting ofthe bar.

We are requested 10 state there will be
q r,ee.inp of the members OF the Nashville
Rsr in the Criminal Court room, at 10
o'clock this morning to make arrange
oents to attend the funeral Of Judge W.
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There was fine rain at Charlotte, IN
Dixon county, early yesterday morning,
accompanied by some lightning and thur
der. In the immediate vicinity OF Char
To,te there was fine season, though 1t old
- artnnd Way far in this direction.
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DIED.

! TURNER-At his residence in North Nash
| v1lle yesterday st 2:lO PM, II IN ". Z. TURNER,
| late JGdge Of the County Court OF Davidson
/ county.
Bis funeral viii take place this evening, at 4
o'clock from Christ Church Divine services BY
| the Rev W, Graham.
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uovaI Havana Lottery.

1880, coo in gold drawn every seventeen
davs Prizes cashed and information fur
,,ishsd. The highest rates paid for donb-
locns, all Kinds Of gold and silver, span
ish bank bills, Government securities, eio-
Taylor & Co., Bankers, No. IL Wall street,
New York. my16 d&wtf
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TENN.
.uoHD TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We beg to say TO sill correspondents
thst if they wish their articles published
they must write on only one side OF
sheet of their paper.
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N.snzsue Rlonr and Grais sssI ks .

F1oUa-The shipments to-day were con-
fined to about 100 barrels. We quote
"a follows Superfne $4.5O@5; ex-
ira s.. 2505 so; Xxx SIS. 1906; XXX SEQ
s 30; family Sc. 5O@7; choice family $3.50;
fancy IS 80.
Com MEAL-We quots unbolted at GOO
700 q bushel; bolted, zoe; kiln dried 50. %
D Dbl.
WHEAr--We qvote at $11O91 80, as to
quality. Very little offering.
OoRN-Shiprnerts to-day of 300 bushels
at &c. sacked and delivered in depot.
Dealers are only offering 53c loose.
BAR1EY-We quote buying at 60@65c.
OATs-We quote at 379@l0c buying,
and SOC, sacked and delivered in depot.
RYE-We quote buying at 65@70c and
8O@S5c, sacked and delivered IN depot.
OFFAI.-We quote bran loose at 81 .
ton; shipstuff $50 q ton.
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r,o1i.,-o1rs Contrn,ss,Oned.

VIM. C. Burgie and Robert Hall were
Yesterday commissioned by Gov. Senter as
Justices of the Peace for Dyer county.
They will enter at once upon the discharge
If their official duties.
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Hasoyi.Is Grocery EIArxets

SuaARs No New Orleans on the mar
ket. We quote Demerara l2f@lSe;
Standard hsyds 14se; New Orleans elarltied,
white, 14o; do. yellow 13o; coffee lStc;
B do. l34e; o do. 13e.
MorAssxs AND 6IzUPs- No New Orleans
in the market. We quote nrups 56@90c;
golden strip 7sc.
Ooyvzs-Stock good and market steady.
We ouote Rio, common to choIea, l7@
19o. iacuayra 20@21o; Java 25t928e.
TEAs-Market steady as follow: irnpeTi-
al 81. O0@I. so; Young Hyson 81 l5@l.50;
Black 9OG$l.25; GunpOwder $l@l.75.
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new Iuterestiug Book,

Charles Reade's last and most interest
ing book, ga Terrible Temptstion,' can
be had at the book store Of W. T. Berry &
| Co Public Square.
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the county Court.

There is to be 4 special meetisg OF the
County CcUrt this morning to take Gctlon
with regard to the death Of the laie Jud6e
". X Tuner.
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S,rnclr nv Lightning.
Rain Al charlotte.

metallic clothes line in the yard OF Col.
W. B. A. Ramsey, Edgefeld, was struck
by lightning Yesterday.
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Literary Department of Cumber-
land University.

The next session opens 4th of Septem-
bsr. Its Faculty is complete. It's alumni
now file the highest places in the profess
sional walks of life. Great attention is
given to the moral culture of students.
The government is paternal. Send for
catalogue.
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MISSES s,E.IsYAN,


No. II MCLemOre street,
VIII open their school Monday, Sept. %,
1871. aug6 1w
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BANKING HOUSE
lee I'd On 1 a % faau
aatienal Savings Company
L. g. rAzBox. Cashier.

THos. 8. MARI. President. BE-.
ey-oeposiss fscetvsd, s1a interes. sncsed
seSeou, losnz negotiSted, collections made, ana
asuerAi Banking business transacted. celG u
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is convenient to Summer Tourists.
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Louisville Markets.

Lou. svuLE, Aug. 10--Tobacco finn;
salesof 100 hogshesds at unchanged prices.
Flour. demand moderate but steady; extra
family 1878. Wheat : 1901 10 on arri-
val, and receipts liberal. Corn weak;
shellsd from store is selling at 65967o
sacked Oats steady at 429435. Rye 75c.
Provisions dull; accurate quotations bard
to give. Mess pork 49, no buyers.
Bacon-shoulders Sc; clear rib sides 7sc;
clear do Sc. Lard 1O@11c. Sugar cured
hams Ice; plain l34@I4e Whisky S9c.
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Sundriea.

COTTON YARNs-We quote at 12c, 13sc,
15c and lie for 700. 600, 500 and 400.
wRAPPrSa PAPER-We quote small at
SOC; medium Csc, double crown 81.
IBoN-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, 64c . n; Kentucky, do, 4c y
ID; Tennessee band 7@8c; Kentucky, do,
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads S4c; fire box 9sc; sheet, common,
54@6c; do, Kentucky, 64@7c; do, Tennss
see, 74@83c.
HANDLEs.-We quote extra axe SO in.
$3.50; No. 1 81; No. 2 $1.75; Nc. x
$l.5O; Pick $1.5O91.75; Sledge S1.25@2.
COTTON RoPE-We quote at 600 for ] and
SIG. and $50 for I inch.
CooPERAaK We quote barrels at 40e.
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BATHS warm and Cold RATHS
BATHS

AZ Chas Il. BreyeT's Shaving aad Bath
ing Saloon, Nos. II and 16 Deaderick
street jy2 eodtf
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Chicago MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Aug. 10 Flour dull WheSt
active and 20 higher; S1.O34@LO44 cash;
S1.OO@1.01 August; closed firm at oatside-
This evening firm at Sl.0l; August, Sl.O5
for the first half month. Corn active and
J to &c higher; c'osedat 444@44sc, cash;
431@43Sc, August. This afternoon firm
at 433c August. Oats opened active and
closed weak at 3Oq3lc. Bye frmer,
closed at sac. Barley more active; 623@
63c. Highvine3 active and easier a.
8Sc. Mess pork active at St2. 25@l2 so
cash; S12 IS August. Hogs steady at 81 25
"a so. Cattle steady at 81 9O95 so.
Freights to Baffalo active and &c lower.
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Geo. Z. Calhoun & Co., at the Maxwell
House, have a large and splendid stock Of
jewelry, which they are Offering very
cheap. my7
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Cincinnati Markets,

CINCINNATI, Aug. O-FIour-fsmily
IS 5O@5.65 Wheat-an advance IS ssksd
but not established; No fcsrce at 81 IL
Oils Corn quiet and unchanged sales
at SIC. Oats 3OQ37c. Barley quiet aud
unchanged In every respect. Rye 65@67c.
Grocsries steady. Linseed oil s6@S7c.
Lard oil 72@75c. Petroleum 12@l3c- But
ter and Cheese dull. Pork dull ard low
or: sales at S12OO. Lard dull at $1,000.
Bulk meats shoulders can be had at 44c,
sides sold at SIC, clear nib sides &c, clear
sides SIC. Bacon pressed on market
shoulders at SIC; clear rib &c, clear Ito
Hogs S43Od465. CEttls-extra $l.25@
45O Whisky SEC
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
11lB and closed at 112. Dealers here
were paying Ill and holding at 112.
Exchange on New York is firm. Dealers
buy at par and sell at I premium.
aovernment secur1sies are fraction
hiohar
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NEW YORK, Aug. I0.-FlOur-receipts
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GENERAL MARKETS.

The following ere the seton quotations
recsived at the National Swings Company,
corner Unioa and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and ere always Rcces-
sible to the public.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, 11:15-Ootton
quiet. Sales 10000 bales Uplands
81; Orleans 9ad.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, I:2O-COtton IN
changed. Sales 10000 bales; 1000 to
spectators.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10, 1O:3O-Cottonq quiet
Ordinary uplsnds 14sc; good ordinary
l64c; low middling 17sse; middling 1890;
Alabama 19kc; Orleans 1899; Texas zoe.
August delivery 17sc.
New YORK, Aug. 10, 12:15-Cotton
quiet ard weak. Sales 1,4O0 bales on
spot Ordinary uplauds 1iSc; good ordin-
airy 16Sc; low middlings l74c; middli1g
l94c; Alabama 1886; O.leans 195c; Texas
1910. September delivery 174c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, Cotton dull.
New YORK, Aug. 10, 2:30-O0tlon IL
regular. Sales $500 bales on spot.
Ordinary uplands 144c; good ordinary
1899; Low middlirg 174c; midding 193c,
Alabama 1890; Orleans 195a'; Texas 1876.
Sales 1000 bales on contracts.
New YORK, Aug. 10, 3:3O.-Cotton IT.
regular. Ordinary aplsnds 14fc; good or
binary 1919; low middling &c; middling
l9Ic; Alabama 1896; Orleans 1880; Texas
lie. Sales l ,223 bales for export; $50
bales for spinning; 10000 bales on con-
tracts. August delivery 17ic.
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FLEz--Mackerel have declined. We
Nos. 2 and 8, 1l.50@ 2 and $I0@l0 30 ,
barrel; half barrels Nos. l, and 8, $3.50,
$3.50 and 1915; in kits, Eos. 1, 3 and 3
2 80, LIE and 81.
OH1zsE-But little in the market. We
quote nominaliy as follows: Factory l5c;
Nutmeg 194c; Young America 27c.
Massive quo Q ats $50 for 10ds and
25o additional for diminishing grades.
UANDLB-Star, light weight, 12913o.
PcwDER-Au qualities declined. We
quote Dupont $3.50; Hazard's $3.50;
blasting $40, fuse, per 100 Feet 75c;
Sycamore Mills $3.50
SHoT-We quote pstsnt ais; buck 800.
LTaUoRs-He quote common secrined
whisky y gallon, 81; Robertson County
s1.7593; Bourbon $1.25@4.50; Lincoln
County $l.75@2.25; Highwines 81.
BAooNa-We quote 2 ID hemp 23c; FAX
p n 25o.
OorroN Tus-We quote at 80.
BRooNE-We quote at $s.253s.6o 4
doz.
soAP-we quote at 5@sc y n, or $50
4.50 = box.
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Nashville Provision Market

Market quiet and without change. We
quote packed from store as follows:
BAo5N-Clear sides SIC; clear rib sides
SIC; shoulders 71c; country hams 123c, and
very scarce.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart 4 Hsnslsy's G. O.
O. csnvassed 16c.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Hart & Hensley 9
Choice S. @. @. q. O. breakfast bacon, can
vassed, 14@15c.
LAED-Choice Iesf in tisrces 115c; half
bbIs he; kegs 12ka; 10 ID csddies 15c;
5 n caddies 15ic; ID saddies 154c; buck
cts 15c.
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Eor other Local Matter see Third