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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

our Foreign Trndc in January

The monthly exhibit of the January bus
mess of the Customhou5e, says the New
York Bulletin, shows q marked increase as
compared with the preceding month of
December and with the first month of pre-
ceding years. The amount of duties re-
ceived by the Collector on import sales
was 1924, 9SS, an increase Of S4,O77, S5G
over that for December. The number Of
entries Of merchandise for consumption
was :, 726 packages; Tor warehouslng, l.
CSC; and the number of Withdrawals from
warehouse, 9,2SS. The amount of the du-
ties paid on such Withdrawals was Sc, O95,-
O4l, an increase over December of 81, 728,-
go, The great increase in the number of
with irawals wa8 due to the operation of
the new tariff law, since many merchants
left goods il bond until after the first of
Jan nary, in order to get the benefit OF the
RED action Of du les, which would otherwise
have been withdrawn earlier. The Increase
ab owe noted IN the business of The Custom
ouse is, however, in part attributable to
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Adelaide Pnt,rtps Concert.

Notwithstanding the very Indictment
weather last evening, the CONCERT at Ma
sonic Hall by the Adelaide Phillips Con-
cert Company was largely attended, and
we regret that many among our music
loving community were kept away on ac-
count OF the rain, for certainly they missed
one Of the graodost musical treats that
Nashville has ever been favored with.
The programme commenced with
piano solo by MIR. Edward Hoffman, which
WAS exceedingly well executed. This was
followed by the Aria I'll Barbierre," by
Mr.. Jules Hasler, q baritone of very
decided merit Miss Adelaide Phil
bps was next introduced to the
audience IN cavatira, and was
welcomed with rounds of applause.
She walked to the foot lights with an ease
and self p session that attracted the at
teDtion Cf the audience, and when that
rich coRtrslto voice ives heard. her hearers
appeared to be electrified, and gave ear to
every note. Then came an enthusiastic
encore, and she responded by singing in
the mcst exquisite style the always accept
able Scotch ballad "Ccmiu' thro' the Rye,
which was also loudly applauded. Next
CANE the cornet solo by Mr.. J. Levy, who
ment, aud pronounced by critics throughout
the country as the best in the world. Our
citizens, many Of them at least, have heard
Kendall or his magic cornet, and a COM
pa-isOD between the two can be instituted.
Kendall was certainly great, and until
Lsvy,s execution last night, we supposed
he had no equal, bat the playing of the
latter IS perfection itself. II combines
orything-executioD, expression, power
and breadth and finish Of style. Encore
followed encore, and he was greeted with
a storm of applause seldom bestowed upon
ore who is q perfect stranger. Part first
closed with the Laughing Song" by Miss
Phillips, which in critical estimation is a
difficult and rare accomplishment, and at
tempted only by few. After this song she
was again called cut, when she sang "a
maiden stands by the rosebushftir." Every
syllable was clearly and distinctly pro-
ECunced, and seldom have We heard q
simple little song 50 charmingly given.
We will not follow the company through
TIE second part of the programme. Suf-
fee it 10 say that they made a very favoIa-
bic impression upon the appreciatlve au-
d,eLCe present, and should they again
visit Us we can safely promise that every
seat in The immense hall will be filled.
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RIYER AND W8ATgg$.

The river was r;s.nr as tbs pofns ysster-
day, with i fees Ga ElrOeth SHOALS.
Weather cloudy sad rainy.
The /. n. Phillips arrived from the mines
with 90, 600 bushels e coa'. One Of her
barg9s was sunk at Sard Shoals. Loss be-
tween $500 and $1,000 r G Phillips re
turned to the mines last evening.
The Talisman cleared for Caro-.
Harrison 4 Son received s. .e-tsr from
Capt. Bob Visa of the Euua Fla7d d
Louisville, saying that his crsft would ar
nve here on Sunday, and leave again for
Cincinnati on Monday.
The Iooe Hurt departs or III lead Of
the river this svc2iEg-Ca0t. John Bate
man IN command.
The Msilie RagOr from Evansville Was
expected last night
The Tyrone Is due tomorrow AID is the
Cairo packet on Moadsv.
The fourteen hbd5 q tobacco re-ship.
ped by the Umpire on the Nasty. g and
Northwestern Railroad arrived AZ Hickman
yesterday evening. and were there trans
ferred to a New Orleans boat, all il fifteen
hours. Quick time.
1t is reported in marine circles hat the
steamers Nashville and Lawrence will be
seized and confscated by tie United States
authorities for Transporting cotton without
being tagged. If this be true, then the
agent Of the Eureka Lire ought to be
hanged.
Msjor Bszzoon informs Us that tie rsin
and the railroad combined 20 msks small
the number Of dray tickets be signed yes
terday.
The new and beautiful Nalli5 Rsgsn sill
depart this evening at Oclcck the irst
through train from this city 10 Henderson,
KY, will also depart az tbs sane hour. A
race may be expected, and Wen bet our
bottom dollar on the Majhc Go It, Josh
U. A. Wee.
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We find no change to note in the market
to-day, which continues firm and active.
The receipts of country bacon were not SO
heavy to-day, but that which came in sold
freely from wagons at &c fer shoulders, lie
for sides and 12c for hams. We quote
packed from store as follows:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 114@lI3c; clear
rib sides lie; shoulders SIC, G. SIC,
packed.
BAOoN-Clear sides 125c; shoulders 100
1O4c; country hams I34@l3tc.
CHOICE HAA1s-Hart q Hensley's cele-
brated S. G. c. O. G. hams, uncanvased,
16tc; c4lvassed l6tc.
BREAKFAsT BACoN-Hart & Hensleys
fancy G. c. q. breakfast bacon 15@l54c.
PIG ToNGUEs-O. G. C. pig tongues zoe
per doz.
LARD-Hart & Hensley'S choice pastry,
(fancy) in tieIces, 13c; in kegs AZ; in
buckets I6c.
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Nashville GREGORY marsst.

SUGAB-New OrIeans NEW CROP 9t@12c;
Demerara Supply light 13!c, standard
hards I54@15tc; n o. clarified, white
14tc; do. yellow I3tc; A coffee 14to; B do.
I4fo; Q Dc. I4c.
MoLAssEs AND SIEUPs-We quote New
Orleans (new crop Csc; siTups 6O@65o;
golden strip 65o.
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 17@
1910; Lsguayra PIC; Java PC.
RIOZ-We quote best Carolina $50.
SALT-Liverpool sack So; seven bush
81 barrels by the carload, 1926; Ave and
a bali do. 2.G0.
TRAs-Imperial .2O9I. IS; Young Hyson
81 1901. 70; Black $l9l.25; Gunpowder
Sl25syI -.
-Mackerel-Ncs 2 and 3, 1890 and
400 z barrel in kits, Nos. l, 2 and
300, SEQ and LIS Sardines 2150 .
case.
OEEEss-We quote factory at 16!c; Eng
Ish dairy, none.
NAns-We quote st 4.75 for 1Od's
and 26c additional for diminishing grades
UANDLEs-Star, light weight, 12@I3s.
PowDEB-Dupont Go; Hazards 6,75;
blasting AIS; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c;
Sycamore Mills powder, 1913.
SHoT-Pstent $50; buck 2.75.
LGoUoHs-Conmon EeetiAed whisky 2
gallon, LA; Robertson County l.75@
$50; Bourbon l.25&4 &c; Lincoln County
I.75@2.26; Highwines 100.
BAGGna-Hemp 25@28c; fax 300.
RoPE-We quote at lie.
COTTON TIEs-We quote st 5000.
BRooMs-Wa quOte at 2.25te3. 30 y d0z.
IlEMoNs-We quote at $500 per box.
MISUNDERSTANDING y dOz, 40@75c,
Washh.ards 2.75 y doz; Buckets, y dcz.,
2.5O@2.75. Tubs 4.5O = nest. Starch
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PEANUTs-MaTket stiff. We quote at
: % as the ruling figure for choice red.
DRIED FRUIT-Ma1ket firm as follows:
Apples 3@3ic; quarter peaches 63c; half
do. SIC.
BRAx-We quote loose at $17 q ton; in
sacks S2l.
PoTAToEs-In good demand. We quote
Northern rs follows: Neshanocks, . Dbl,
$475; Peach Blow, 81 so; Russets, 81 80;
Early Rose, SG25; London Lady, $3.50;
Buck Eyes, $3.50; Pink Eyes, S4.75; Early
Goodrich, S4.75.
FEATHEns- fair demand. We quote
prime 62c; choice G5c.
EGGs-A little improved We note sales
from first hands to-day ct 17@ISc.
HAY-We quote at S25 per ton, de
liyeTed In depot
ONIoNs-We quote at 81. 70 per Dbl.
NAVY BEANs-We quote at 81 = bushel
from store
BROOM OoRN-We quote at 24@44c, &C
cording to quality.
SAUR KRAUT-Sales from store at so 2
barPei.
BUUTTER-Narket weak. We note sales
of country a. 16@17c; choice do zoe.
GREEN FRUIr-Tennessee apples are
$3@4 3 bbl; choice Northern are very
scarce, AID have advanced to 81 q Dbl
BEEswAX-We quote at 25c.
CoTToN SEED-We quote at 50 2 ton.
GINsESG-We quote at Coo.
SHIPsTUFF-We quote 81 $50 = ton.
MDDLINGs-Are held at $40 z ton.
RAGs-We quote at &c as the outside
figure.
WooL-We quote bury at l5@20c; IN
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 3JG4Gc.
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THE COURTS.

PRoBATE CoURT.-Letiers of admins
tration were granted to the Pablo Admin
isirator on the the estate Of Edward Brad
ford, deceased.
RECoRDER's CoURT.-Ellen Porter, for
being drunk and disorderly, was fined $25,
and in default was sent to the workhouse
for thirty three and third days.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case of Lem.
Foster, colored, charged with larceny OF a
small amount Of money, came up for con
siderstioD, when the prisoner plead guilty,
and in addition to the imprisonment OF
three or four months, which he has already,
he was sentenced to twenty-four hours
more. The cases of James Irwin, for as
sault with intent to ill, and Wm. Ohilders,
for stealing q hat on last Thanksgiving
Day, were given TO the jury. Frank Il.
Morton, who was convicted of forgery re-
Gently, and sentenced to six years in the
penitentiary, was granted n new trial yes
teIday, and ordered to be released from
jail on a bond of 81, 500; he was remanded
to jail until he could give the required
bail
CIRCUIT COURT james Connell vs..
David A. McG.ady; judgment in favor of
defendant Edwin Price vs.. John Frizzell,
executor; Judgment for the plaintiff of
81 1856.
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3 BAD Case OF pomcstic InfeDicrr-

\ case was brought before Justice Ev-
erett yesterday entitled Della Giluore vs.,
John Gilmore, suit On peace warrant.
It appears that the husband and wife
have not lived upon The most amicable
terms for lOr e time past. About three
months ago she filed i'll for divorce,
4pd not long since brought a suit against
him for peace warrant and he was bound
over in tho sum Of 500 to keep the peace.
He retaliated 10y requiring her also to give
similar bond. They reside on West
Church street, and yesterday morning, as
appears from the evidence, he entered her
room and because she ordered him out he
commenced beating and kicking her in
most cruel manner, by which act be vi0-
lated has bond, AID ste had him arrested
therefor and for assault and battery. The
dis closures of the trial showed him to be
Of the same type of oil wife heaters his
conduct being al the more reprehonsible
because Of her being very small and
Gtteminat8 woman. He was bound over
again in the sum Of $500 to keep tho peace
for ono year.
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New Advertisements.

The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing
regular exchange and banking business.
They receive deposits and 8llow interest
thereon. They buy and sell exchange on
New York, Cincinnati and New Orleans.
They furnish drafts in sums to suit on
London, Dublin, Edinburgh, and ali parts
of Germany, and they at all times pay the
highest rates for gold, silver, ard urcur-
rent bank notes.
w. G. G. W. S. w. s., which literally
translated means '.Warield's Celebrated
Cold Water Self Washing Soap 1. is a
good thing, and to be had Of Rhea, Smith
Il 90.
Everybody wanted st the mammoth
stove emporium of Phillips, Buttorff d Co.
to examine the many handsome articles in
their line.
Members Of Aurora Lodge No. I05, I.
o. o. F, are requested to meet ct 10
O'Clock Sunday, to attend the funeral of
the late John Frasch.
A few hundred bushels Of prime, IN
stained barley wanted at D ckey d Smith
Barnes, Spitz Il Co will sell at their auc.
ton room this morning a tine top buggy.
The Choral Tribute Is the lead ng church
music book Of the season. Address Oliver
Ditson & Co, Boston.
The Nashville Choral Society az the
Cathedral on Monday night next
See insolvent notice of John c. Ferris,
Public Administrator.
V. X. Stevenson & Son, Financial
Agents, give notice that interest coupons
mature Jan. l, 1871, South and North
Alabama Railroad, Will be pad at the In
porters and Traders National Bank, Broad
way, n. Y.
See notice Of Thomas Fisher, Clerk Of
Smith County Circuit Court.
j. 4. Dodson, Clelk and Master Of Dick
son county, has notice n our advertising
columns.
See nonresident notice Of 7. J. Lewis,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Perry
county.
See sale announced by C. VI. Donald
son, Sheriff
The steamer lobe Hart for The Upper
Cumberland this evening.
The steamer Msllie Rsgon departs for
Evansville this evening.
The Tyrone is the regular packet for
Cairo Monday.
Mrs. Whtcomb's syrup. Try it.
Gollsdavs f4th monthly drawing at
Glasgow, Ky, on Feb 27-capital prize,
81, 600 IN greeubacks.
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There were four newly married pairs
stopping IT tho Maxwell House last even
ing, all on their bridal tours. Two couples
from Kentucky, one all the way from
michigan. AID the other from Henry
county, Tennessee.
Supervisor Emery has gone OF q trio to
Chattanooga and Knoxville He visits
the latter place, We understand, in con
nectiOn with some business il the United
States Court.
Col j. B. Patterson aad } w. Clapp,
of Memphis. ". II. Williams IL, ESQ, of
Lebanon: DR.. John Patterson and Capt.
Thomas, Of MUrfreos6Or0; Jldge Charles
G. Smith, Gen ". A. Quarles, Col. GINS.
A. Henry and r. w. Humphreys of Clarks-
vile, we've clustered at the Maxwell House
yesterday; also The following members Of
the Adelaide Phillips troupe: Mss Ada
laide Phillips and Messrs. Adrian Phil
lips, j. Levy, Edward H ffman End Jules
D. Hasler.
Col. Geo. Patt.5on and j. W. Clapp,
Esq, Of Memphis, Hon. w. II. William
son, Lebanon. Gen. W. A. Quarles. Hon.
G. A. Henry, Col. Robert F. Ferguson,
Judge Charles G. Smith and Col. Z J. V.
HGmphre s, of garksville, G.. A. Wash
ington, Of Robertson county, Cept. Thos
r. DarraEh and Dr.. John Pat rson Of
~a"isteTGd at the Max
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Iouis Live Stock Market.

st. LOUIS, Feb. 10.
HoGs-The receipts for the day are
1,O3S head, with sales of 834 head. Sales
were made at S7@7 25974O for rough
hogs, and 1901. 55@7. 10 for good smooth
averages of 2O0@245 lbs. Some small out-
side TRANSACTIONS were made at figures be-
low and above our quotations, but do not
indicate the regular prices. Choice hogs
would bring Sc 4 h
CArTLE-The IecsiptAof cattle sum up
500 head, with reported sales of $50 head.
The transactions 10 this market are be-
coming heavier as the season for hog kill
ing passes out. We quote, unchanged,
common Texans and natives at 81 25D
2.75@3. %; fair to choice medium ct s. so
C04. 25@4 IS; prime to choice butchers,
$500 O@6 %; (none selling at $G.25 to-
day.
SHEEP-The receipts amount to POS
head, with sales of 102 head medium OF
So 40 per head; II head of fair at 81 10 =
cWt.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Tennessee aud Pacific RoiIroads
Two Daily Trains Sunday exceptetO.
No. Leaves Nashville ST. C 80 A. N.
Arrives at Lebanon at 9:I5 A. NJ
Leaves Lebanon at zee 400 p. NJ
Arrives at Nashville al 7:i5 P. L.
NO. Leaves Lebanon at......7.OO A. n.
Arrives at Nashville at 9:15 An.
Leaves Nashville at. 400 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at 6:l5 P. Ii.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad
oOISCs eOUJH-EAshy1le suo i.OC.-saE IEzI1E
lSs"e station on gOuth Cherry street 81 80 A. II.
and 90 p. n. No train Sunday morning.
accommodation $3.50 P. NJ, (goes to Oolurnbihl
Trains arrive st 4 80 A II. and 80 P, Z. Aoccn-
n 1dAtioR ut :36 A. n.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Leave Station on North College street, at 6 10
There is passenger coscb attached 10 a freight
train leaving Nashville every day at 4:1O p. NJ
The $3.50 P; NJ train does not o2 at any point
between Nashville and Gallatin, excepf Edgefeld
Junction, and does not run on Sunday.
Louisville and Cincinnati short Line
s1o, 7I5 a NJ, and 400 uIO P. Il.
GaIIaIin Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. 30 r. H.
Arrives at Gallatn- DO P H.
The 2:1O P. NJ train stops st all stations between
Nashville and GallEtin except ROckland and
Peytona
EdEefieId and Kentucky K. Il.
Trains on the Edgehsld and Kentucky Railroad
will run a. follows:
Mail and Express leaves Nashville, 900 P. NJ.
Freight and Pass. Z" 7'COA NJ.
Mail and Express arrives $3.50 ?. NJ.
Freight and Pass - sos A. NJ.
SLs Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through tne.
Chattanooga train leAves. 80 A. N. and 6:45 p Il.
" arrives 2:O5sP. L. snd 1885 A. Z.
Memphis train leaves. GO A. z. and 100 ?. n.
% arrives. g 80 A. n. End 600 P. n.
et Louis train lesves. "A 20 A. N.
4" YES. %. 9: 30 A NJ and 600 2, NJ
hheIbyvilie train leaves. 3 80 p. NJ.
arrives g 40 A. N.
The $50 An, 1890 n. and so 2. n. trains do
net run on sundays.
The 4 90 A. II. and 6:45 p N. trains run daily.
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NOW Is THE TIME

To have your Spring and summer
Shirts made We have just re "EYcf
our samples OF checks and striped
French shsTting PercaIes, linens.
etc, and arc prepared to make any
desired style, either plated, fnl'-
bosom, or fine French embroidered
Shirts, for wedding and evening
wear. We make ALL KINDS, from
actual measurements, and Euarhn-
tee perfect satisfaction in style. sit
and prices. We refer TO hundreds OF
gentlemen in this city and vicinity,
as 10 our prices, fitting, etc.
ELY a. WHITESIDE,
IL Cherry st, one door from UriOn.
febl2 eod6m So
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miScenRneCns.

SEEDs-We quote as follows: Glover
$7.25@7.50; timothy IS. 5O@6.75 or
chard grass $2.5O@3; blue grass SI.75;
herds grass $1.75@2; Missouri millet 50;
top onion sets $3.5O@4 per bushel.
Iron AND STEEL-We quote Tennessee,
common bar, 63ce u; Kentucky, do, 4c 2
II; Tennessee band 7@8o; Kentucky, do,
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads 8tc; fire box 9te; sheet Common
54@6c; do, (Kentucky) 6I@7c; do, Gen.
nessee) 74@S!c. STEEL-Uast steel and
shear 22@25c; English blister 16@2Oe;
American blister 13@15c.
LAND PIAsTER-We quote at $500 = ton
In bags.
HORSE SHoEs-Reese's patent horse
shoes 1915.
HORSE NAns-Old Hickory horse nails
24@25c.
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southern Bonds in New YORK.

The sales OF Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
18th inst. we're as follows:
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Great uusical rrcat ahead.

Our Nashville ''Choral Society" though
only organized some four weeks ago,
promise TO give our citizens their first pub
lie concert at the Cathedral next Monday
night. Judging from the programme,
the array of talented authors to be quoted,
and the leaders in the concert, it is to be
very rare treat indeed, and all our music
lovers should make sure to be present.
This society is fixed fact now, and num-
bers fifty or more in its membership al
ready, and they propose to give us M.
inusical concert, at proper intervals in
the future, which we doubt not will be
very literally patronized by our apprecia-
tive people. Don't forget that next Mon
day night is the occasion of their opening
concert; admission only 90 cents.
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Esen1 oval

Having removed my school to I'D De
moubrean street, am prepared 10 receive
new pupils, provided they can enter one
of the classes already formed
Young ladies' from the country, or from
distance, can obtain boarding in the
family of Elder P, $. Fall, and thus be un-
der the same roof with the school-rooms.
Terms, Course Of instruction, etc, made
known on Application to J S. FALL.
fah7 d&wtf
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Nashville Flour and Drain Market,

FLoUB-We note an advance to day on
ali except the lowest grade, with very
scant stock. We quote as follows: Su
perfne So; extra S5-75: XX Sc 25; family
SIS fancy nominal Al 50.
WHEAT-But little offering to-day.
Choice qualities taken freely at full prices,
say $l.20@L25.
CURN MEAL-Market steady az follows:
Loose unbolted 65@7Oc; bolted 75c per
bushel; kiln dried 1925 per barrel.
CoRN-On account of the bad weather
but little done to-day. Shipments of 800
bushels at zoe, sacked and delivered in
depot.
OATs-We quote common from wagon
55c; shipping G5@70c, sacked and delivered
in depot. Seed oats command 75c in store,
and are sacked and delivered in depot at
S0G90c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

The following sra the cotton quotations
received ct the National Savings Company,
corner Union and Q, leee gtTeets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always access
sible to the public:
New York, Feb. II, 10:30.-Cotton
quiet; ordinary PIC; good ordinary l34c;
low middling 144c; middling 15c; good
middling Ice; Mobile 154c; Orleans 1910.
New York, Feb. lG, l2-COttnn quiet;
ordinary I2ic; good ordinary 13tc; low
middling l44c; middling ljc; good mid
ding 16'; Mobile 155c; Orleans l5lc
LIVERPOOL, Feb. II, 11:15-CottOn
frmer but not quotably higher; sales 5000
bales; uplands I'D; Orleans 74d; stock of
all classes $50, goo bales; of American 4OO,-
600 bales.
New York, Feb. II, 2:S9-Cotton weak
but demand fair.
NEW YORK, Feb. II, 3.-CottOu weak
but demand fair; sales 4.275 bales for ex-
port; June delivery 145c; ordinary 124c;
good ordinary 1876; low middliDg 14tc;
middliDg l5c; good middling 16c; Mobile
l51c: o. leans l5SC
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 17-Bagging quiet
and unchanged. Cotton dull; asking 1870.
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THE South Nashville Chris ian Caprre-
CATION. will meet tomorrow It IL O'Clock
A. N. IN the Second Christian church.
corner College and All s,Tccts Elder
Jas ). Fall viii preach on 'ha, occasion.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
The Second Christian Sunday school
will meet a, 3 O'Clock p. ". IN the same
building.
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London advices of yester6 sy quote 5-20s
of 60 at 9l5; Cos at 9O3; 67s at 895, and
lO-4Os at 874.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 6ii for the old and ca for the
new.
Bank Tennessee notes are dull. Dealers
buy at 71@72c and sell at 74@75c on the
dollar, with but very little doing.