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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-09

Re3uInr Meeting OF the BOARD OF
Aldermen-Reportso OF Deparsmcnts
-City Astorney-HEarketH House APP
preparation. Etc, utH
The Board of Aldermen met In regular
session yesterday afternoon, President
Hurley in the chair.
REPORTS OF DEPARTMENTS.
The report Of w. f. Msacham, Market
Master, shows the collection Eince July IL,
of stall rents amounting to 81, $50.
The report of Thomas J. Halle, kecor-
der, shows the receipts from al sources
since the 18th of July, OF $50, 36I.
The report of Arson Nelson, treasurer,
shows that his receipts for the month OF
July were SIG, All; expenditures $56, lol;
cash on hand $40, 1863.
The report of w. Lellyett, Secretary,
shows the expenditures from July IL, to
date, to have been $49, l61.
The report of James T. Sheen, City
Sexton. shows twenty-three interments
for the month of July-sixteen white and
seven colored-eleven adults and twelve
| infants.
The report of John L. Glenn, Wafer
! Tax Collector, shows the collection for the
past month, on account of water tax, of
| $4,201.
The report of B. W. McOann, Revenue
Collector, shows the receipt eince July "a
of S., 225.
The report of VIM. Stockel, Chief of
the Fire Department, shows the expense
for the past month to have been 81. 7S7,
and one fire during the month, causing
damage amounting to $4,000. The de-
psrtment is in good condition.
MARKET HOUSE APPROPRIATION.
The bill appropriating $1,000, in addi-
ton to the appropriation of $l3, GOO pre-
viously made for the construction of a
new market house, passed three readings.
CITY ATTORNEY.
The bill recommended by Mayor Morris,
providing for the election Of a City AttDr-
ney, passed three readings.
SHEDS AND AWNINGS.
The bill to prohibit the erection Of
wooden sheds or iron frame awnings
passed third reading.
POLICE BILL.
Action on the bill to provide for the
election of policemen at stated times was
again deferred.
DOG LAW TABLED.
The act to provide for the killing of dogs
was rejected.
TENTH WARD EXTENSION.
The act to give the citizens of the tenth
ward sixty days further time in which to
pay taxes, and authorizing the erection of
gas posts in that ward, passed its second
reading.
SCHOOL HOUSES
The committee appointed to examine the
frsme buildings attached to the Hume
school-kouse and the Bellview school build
ing, reported that they hal performed that
duty, and found that these houses, al
though not in such q condition IS would
be desirable, were safe, and might be made
comfortable for present purposes. The
committee report adversely to the erection
Of new buildings. Report received.
PETITIONS.
A number of petitions were received and
referred to appropriate committees.
The Board adjourned till the next regu-
lar meeting, or subject to the call of the
| Mayor.
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Personal.

DR.. William Morrow, State Treasurer,
returned to the city yesterday from Knox.
vile, whittier he had been on brief
visit.
Mr.. G. W. 81. Butler, Of Mclaughlin &
Butler of this city, is in Knoxville looking
after the interests of the firm with which
he is connected.
A A. Hensley of Nashville, was regis
tered at the Louisville Hotel Monday
night.
John W. Hamilton of this city was
among the guests at the National Hotel,
Louisville, yesterday.
Austin Ludlow, Brooklyn, Judge Ohas.
G Smith, GAINESVILLE; S A Cunningham,
GAINESVILLE; Dr W Holland, Louisville;
Q A Fairchild, Jacksonville, Fla, and
Capt w D Beard, of Memphis, were re-
gistered at the Maxwell House last night,
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Rain.

About noon yesterday prospects were
fine for copious and refreshing rain. Dark
clouds were above and all around. The
rain fall in the. immediate vicinity of the
city was very light however, being 10
more than sufficient to allay the dust and
cool the atmosphere. Some distance out
on the north side of the river there was
quite shower. West of us the rain fell
more copiously. At Huntingdon and at
Waverly there were fine rains and good
seasons, the rain extending toward the city
but becoming lighter a. the city was ap-
preached. Present prospects indicate rain
and we trust that there will be very soon.
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Sundrfea.

OorToN YARss-We quote at 12c, I3tc,
15o and 17c for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
WRAPPISG PAPER-We quote small at
SOC; medium 75c, double crown 81.
IRoN-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, 6tc y n; Kentucky, do, &c =
n; Tennessee band 7@Sc; Kentucky, do,
$50; Tennessee boiler plate So, boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9sc; sheet, common,
64@6c; do, Kentucky, 64@7c; do, Tsnnss
see, 74@84c.
HANDLEs.-We quote extra axe IS in.
$3.50; No. So; No. 2 $1.75; No. 2 x
Sl.5O; Pick $1.50@1.75; Sledge 81. 25@2.
CorToN RoPE-We quote at 300 for Z and
sic, and $50 for I inch.
OooPERAGK We quote barrels at 40c.
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uomor,ow nom aonor is Due.

In q note received from Pulaski yester-
day, we are reminded that the names OF
Mrs. Bate, Mrs Tinnon, Mrs. Garter, Mrs.
Spoford, Miss Simonton, Miss Cox and
Messrs. Taylor, Bate, Mitchell and Riddle,
were not mentioned in connection with
the decoration committee at Antoinette
Hall. We take pleasure in giving credit
where credit is due. The decorations and
the good taste displayed added muchto the
interest of the Exposition.
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Sales 5000 bales. Uplands sa@9d; Or
! leAns g1@9ld. - (. 3
IdvkRPooL, Aug. 8, l:20-Market quiet
and easier. Sales 10000 bales; 2 900 to
spectators. Uplands SD; Orleans 955d.
Nzw York. Aug. 8, 1880 Cotton duh
and lower Ordinary uplands 1lsc; good
ordinary 1910; low middling 1s5c; niddling
193c; Alabama 1890; Orleans 1915; Texas
20sc. September sales 18c.
NEW YoIK, Aug. s, 12.-Cotton dull
and nominal Sales 200 bales on spot.
Ordinary uplands 14EEo;good ordinary 164e;
low middhngs 1S1c, middling 194c; Ala
bama 1855; Olleans 1915; Texas 2Gsc.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 8, 5.-Heavy ship
ments from Bombay since last report.
NEW YoaK, Aug. s, 2:15.-Ootton dull
and nominal Sales 800 bales on spot.
Ordinary nplands 148c; good ordinary
1870; low middlirg 189c; middling 194c,
Alabama 1880; Orleans 10, +; Texas 205c.
Sales 500 bales on contracts.
New YoEK, Aug. 8, 3:30.-Demand fair
at lower rates. Ordinary dplands 14ac;
good ordinary 161c; low middling 1Sc;
middling 1890; Alabama 194c; Orleans
1876; Texas zoe. Sales l, 1876 bales for
export; 1901 bales for spinning; 1900
bales on contracts.
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JurYof inquest.

On Sunday last, Justice G. W. Spain
summoned jury of inquest at Phillips
lime kiln, on the Nolensville pike, six
miles from the city, to inquire as to the
cause of the death of Houston Sumner,
colored, there found dead. Proof was
made before the Jury that a negro man,
named VIM. Copeland shot and killed
Sumner, and they rendered their verdict
accordingly. The murderer has not yet
bean arrested
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Accident from Blasting.

While the workmen were Blasting yee-
terday morning on the eastern slope Of
Capitol Hill, heavy bias. was let eff. An
unusual quantity of rock was torn out and
thrown in all directions. Two stones,
one weighing some fifteen pounds and the
other not 80 large, went crashing through
the front windows of the residence of Mr..
W. H. Evans, of the firm OF Evans, Tate d
Porter, on Park street, smashing things
generally. The window frames were
broken ard the glass shattered into frag-
ments. The hurtling stones landed in the
parlor, but did no material mischief except
to the windows through which they passed.
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negro MAN Drowned.

A negro man named Elijah -, living
in Edgefeld. was drowned yesterday eve
ming about-3 o'clock, near Williams Ferry,
six miles up the river. He was attemp.-
ing to swim the river from the north to
the south bank. On reaching the middle
of the stream, being exhausted and over
come by the current, he sank to rise no
more. His body had not been recovered
up to late hour in the evening.
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Iusurance Wan on His travels

Oar genial fellow-citizsn and indefstiga-
ole agent of the Andes Insurance Compa-
ny, Joseph Nash, Esq, was at Wsverly
yesterday with view to adjusting the in
surance upon the buildings recently
bur I'D at that place and owned by Msssrs.
Norwood, Hurt and Others. He met with
a welcome reception from the people q
the town.
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The Lnte NIr. French

Mr.. Jacob French WIN sc death on Sat-
urday evening, August 8, we have an
nounced, has had charge TOR number OF
years of the sheet department of the
Methodist Publishing House. For lea
years he occupied similar position in
the American Bible House at New York
He was faithful man, and everybody in
the Publishing House deplores his loss.
BE was O consistent member of the Gen.
trail Baptist Church, and died in peace.
He stated to his friends that he had no
fears, his feet being planted upon the Rock
of Ages. The deceased left large number
of friends behind, both here and else
where.
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Masonic HaII improvement.

The proposed improvements of Masonic
Hall progress steadily. Mr.. Holly, who
has the work in charge, is making some
very desirable charges. The stage will be
extended and private boxes arranged on
each side. We understand that other i'm
provements TO the hall are contemplated,
and that it is the aim to have it better
adapted to amusement purposes the ensu-
ing season than it has ever been before.
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Oua surveying Tour

MI. Bassstt, of the office of the Super
visor cf Internal Revenue in this city,
started yesterday on tour Of surveying
dis illeries. he went from here 20 Flank
Ian county, and will, during his tour OF IL
spcction, embrace qnite scope OF coun-
try. Mr.. B. has, during the season, sar-
veyed large number Of diStilleIies.
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Illness of an Ed,Ior.

We regret that the editor Of the Nelo
Monthly Magazine has been quite indis-
posed for the past two or three weeks. He
has made visit to Atlanta for the purpose
Of recruiting his health, which We hope
will soon be fully recovered. We learn
that the September number of the Maya
zine may be expected out in good time,
and that it win be fully equal in merit to
any OF the preceding numbers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-09
ve,oessee Lead for Cincinnati.

Hart d Hensley yesterday ordered from
the Williamson county Lead Mines car
load of quartz rock highly impregnated
with lead, which is intended to be used
in ornamenting the fountains at the Gin
cinnsti industrial Exposition which opens
next month.
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Damages for Hunt.

Justices Wherry and Paul yesterday rem
dered judgment in the suit of Emmett
Hunt against Squire Lspsley for damages
on account Of trespass and personal indig-
mites. The judgment awards Huat
damages in the sum Of $135 The sttor-
ney of the defendant was present, but init
mated no disposition to take an appeal.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 8, 5 P. M.-Consc,ls 9322;;
Q. s. Bonds of '62 5-20's 93ss; do. IS SO;
do. SO 80; do. 1O-4O's 92. Sugar afost
29s@29s 3d.
ANTWERP, Aug. S.-Petroleum 40.
u PARIS, Aug. S.-Rentes 5Of 55c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S-Cotton heavy.
MiddliDg uplands SD; Orleans sgd Sales
1000 bales-speculstion and export 2, 900.
Shipments from Bombay from Last report
TO the It'll 10000 bales. Spring wheat
IO@1fs. Receipts of wheat for the past
three days 1900 bags; American $500
bags. Flour 23@24s. Lard 46s. 6 ]. Short
rib middIes 35s.
Yarns and fabrics, Manchester, quiet
and steady. Shipments of col ton from
Bombay since last report up To the 7th,
80, 600 instead of 26, 600 as previously re-
ported. Spirits-Petroleum IL; turpen-
tine 40.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Gold dull all day
at 1124@l12s. Loans made for per cent.
for carrying and from to Per cent. for
borrowing. Clearings 500, 500, 900. Ex-
ports to-day 1921, 200. Governments
strong and advancing with moderat trans
actions. The stock market has been
strong and excited with largely increased
business and speculation seems to have
commenced without opposition The big
bulls who are still absent but actively en-
gagged will probably bring them back
when a very active and buoyant market is
looked for, as short interest is still very
large and the prospects of the country so
hatteripg that the bulls will not sell except
at material advance. The bulls claim
that this is but the beginning of an up
ward move that soon viii be seen the most
active bull market there has been for q
long time. The most active stocks have
been in Western Union, Lake Shore,
Union Pacific. Reading, New York Cen
trail and scrip. The improvement in the
Western Union is due to the report that
the managers of the Company have re-
duced the capital stock from $41, 600, 600
to S32, 900, 900, by the purchase Of stock
with the surplus earnings. The Union
Pacific advanced on favorable statements
afioet in regard to the present and pros
pectivs earnings Of the Company. The
market closed strong. Money in excess
at 2@2k per cent, and large amounts were
carried over which could not be loaned in
Southern bonds. Tennessee's, MissouTi's
and new South Carolina's active and re-
$500
mainder dull. Sterling exchange, Ban
ker's bills, 1O94. United States coupons
1881. III; do. '62, 1143; do "a, ia;
do IS, 1144; do new, 11255; do. 81, 113s;
do '6s, 1I3ss; do 10 40s, 1l355; currency 6s,
1I49. Missouri bonds 955; Tennessees,
old Is, do new, 75s; Virginia, new, ~:
do old, 81; North Oarolinas, old, a; new,
rs.
New York Dry Goods Market. j..
NEW YoRK, Aug. s.-Drygoods.-The1ne
is no important change TO notice in this
Of trade. Business on tia \
whole is inactive, yet prices Of all stapls i
fabrics are steady and firm. Numksag
colored satins 16c; Indian Head heavy /
sheetings, Atlantic and Maskesg A, 1885, 1
Pacific Extra and Stark A, 13c; Augusta
l2c; Broadway liz; Agaeram T lie; La i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-09

Pools on the match between Longfellow,
Kugfsher and Enquirer, to take place at
Saratoga on the L6 inst, will be sold at
the Merchants Exchange on the night CT
the 18th inst. at half-past eight O'Clock.
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man Shot and Severely wounded at
WaVerlY.

A man named German was shot by a
Mr.. johnson, near Waverly, on Saturday
last, and very dangerously wounded. he
was shot through the neck, the ball pass
ing through the windpipe, ranging back
and lodging under the skin near the left
shoulder blade, whence it was cut out.
German was easy and doing well when
the train to Nashville passed there yesser-
day. Though seriously wounded, the
probabilities are that he will recover.
johnson stated, as we learn, that he had
shot him, that he intended to kill him, and
that he thought he had done SO. johnson
was arrested and lodged in Jail at Waver-
IL snd will be tried for the offence.
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twenty-five Thousand Dollar Con
lracI

The Southern Handle and Spoke Facto-
~, a few days since, contracted with an
indiana house to furnish $3.50 worth
DER annum Ct spokes. This is a feather in
the cap of ths enterprising proprietorP of
the above named establishment, which
from its very commencement, has been
doing fourlshing business.
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Nashville Provision Market.

The market continues very dali. We
quote packed from store as follows:
BAooN-Clear sides 82c;~ clear nib
sides S1c; shoulders 7kc; country hams
12sc, and very scarce.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart d Hensley's O. O.
O. canvassed 16c.
BREAKFAST BAooN-Hart 4 Hensley's
choice s. O. @. @. @. breakfast bacon, can
vassed, 14915o.
LARD-Choice leaf in tierces lilo;
half bbls lie; kegs 12tc; 10 ID cad
dies 15c; 5 n caddies Isle; ID caddies
15fc: buckets 15c.
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raEento the Supreme Court.

The Nashville and Northwestern Rail
road Company, In the matter Of litigation
betwe the State and that road, have ap-
pealed t. the Supreme Court by writ OF
error. 10 the hearing of this cause will
involve The legality of all the questions
diseusssd in the cese Of other roads.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-09

Nashville FsOo1 mpd shoe Market
Market quiet and steady as follows: Mems
Unbound fip broeans 81. 25@1.75; do. lined
,,nbonnd kip brogans S1.5O@2;
Golf neoeed brogans $l.75@2.50; sewed
brooans 81. 5O@S.5 80; mems hip and calf
Eneiish ties 81 1903; mems calf pegged
boots 1905. do. sewed do. $4@j.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-09
Robbery I'm Edgef,eld

On Monday night last the residence of
Richard Brown, In Edgefeld, was robbed
of q considerable amount of wearing APP
parel and jewelry. Ryan and Watson, of
the detective police, are on the track of
the thief, and will likely recover the stolen
property.
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A Victorious Woman.

The people about the corner of
Broad and Cherry streets were yesterday
regaled by sanguinary fisticuf between
o woman and mantle former of Iiish
nativity and the latter of pretty strong
German extraction. The woman seeming
ly got the best of the engagement, and
both parties we're arrested by the police.
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The Fall Term

OF A. J. FANNING'S BOARDING SCHOOL
Nashville, Tenn, will open on the Attn OF Septem-
Der, 1871. For particulars address the Princi-
pal, ct FRANKLIN COLLAGE, TRNNE 3SEE.
sug6 2@- sp4thp
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CITY NOTICES.

Great Match Race for 10000.
Pools on the above match, bstween
Longfellow, Kingfsher, and Enquirer, at
Saratoga, will be sold on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, at 81 P. NJ, at the Merchants Ex-
change. KINNEY d WAND.
aup9 I'd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-09

We understand that the sum of sixty
thousand dollars has been subscribed to-
wards the creation Of hotel on the corner
of Rroad and College streets. About
forty thousand more We learn will be ne.
cessary to insure the commencement Of
the new building.
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NashvIlIe Live stock uarsx,

OATTLE-The receipts have b. IN I;ob.
for the week, but the demand small ed
the market is consequently veU snnoiied
We quote choice S493ac- ordinary 5Ssc.
scalawsgs 14@2tc. '
SHEEP-We quot, at a 25@A9 20 ner
head, as to quail
Hoes-DuD at SI@4c.
Inc SAFE. at Morss's Stock Yard during
the weer- have been 249 cattle and 1913
sheer.
ihe sales by Embry, Foster & Co.
were 10S cattle and 39T sheep.
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ROYAL HAVANA Lottery.

$3.50, 600 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
iah bank bills, Government securities, etc.
Taylor & Co., Bankers, No. 16 Wall street,
New York. my16 d&wtf
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Boys unbound Kip brogans $1@1.50; do.
lined kip and calf S1.25@2. women's
split or A calf balmorals, Irregular sizes)
$l@1.50; extra sizes $1.25@1.65; kip, re-
gular sizes $1.50@1.75; pebble grain 81. 25
@1.75; calf peggsd S1.50@2; calf sewed
$2@2.50; serge balmorals 1.25@2. rs.
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London advices of yesterday quote
5-9Os go at 9244; Cos at 92s5; '67s at 80,
and 10-4Os at so.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 7544 for both the old and the new
Bank of Tennessee notes are quiet but
firm. Dealers buy at Sc and sell at $50
in the dollar
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Water DepredatIons.

Four persons were yesterday arrested
for using hydrant water without license.
People who use water, like those who
dance, are expected to bear proportion
ate part OF the expense.
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Handsome Clothing.

For fashionable suit of clothing, go TO
Jne. Vogers Model Tailoring Establish
msnt, M. Sc North Cherry street.
aupS ct
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FLoUR-Market fairly active and prices
steady, as follows: Superfne S4.50@5;
extra $5.25S5.50; Xxx S.. 1906; xxx Sc
@6 30; family $6.5o@7; choice family
81 so; fancy So so.
Com MEAL-We note shipments to day
of 300 bbls. Prices weak, as follows:
Uunbolted . bushel 55@70c; bolted Toe;
kiln dried SO 25 . bbl.
WHEAT-Several hundred bushels re-
ceived to-day, but no sales that we heard
Of We quote at $1.l0@I.35, as per
quality.
OoRN Market weak. Shipments to-d4y
of 800 bushels at CSC, sacked and delivered
in depot.
BARLEY-We quote at 60@65c buying
from wagon, and but little demand.
OATs-We hear Of small lots being taken
at 37k@40@45c from wagons. Dealers are
shipping at a0c, sacked and delivered in
depot.
OFFAL-Brsn loose commands S17 per
ton; shipstuff $50 . ton.
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CINCINNATI, August 8-Flour-auD-
lily s. 40@5.6O. Wheat shats
higher. red 81 IOS1.I3. Corn 5I0
52c. Rye 6S@70e. Oats mixed, 30@s5P
Barrier, fall, 10000 Groceries uoohar ed
excepting refined sugar, which ia - .oTsr
Linseed oil lower-ssles ct $685. T,a-d
oil 72@75c. Petroleum-3sD1 nd GOOD a
full prices. Butter Guist. chaasa eA9lc
Flax seed dull at 81 G0Ql IS. PORK sf2 So
Lard-neg steam nnzaT al AZ az oId kst
tie 9@aAc. Rulk msats-ssIss haavv
shoulders 5ci sa0r . &c. Bacon-sales q
shoulders a. g sides at 40 for clea
Sspeen"eIi Gear NIB sides ara ofsred q
TIC on v q spot but no buyerp. Hog
SCARCE, Cattle dul At al 7504. 30
WhiRk~ Coz
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NashviIIe Producs Market.

EeGs-Haye become scarce and with
considerable demand to-day. Sales we're
made from first hands at 12c, the market
closing firm.
PoTAToEs-Very dull. We quote Irish
ct 81. so per Dbl from wagon.
PoULTRY- Chickens sell readily at 81 so
@2.4O 3 dozen by the coop.
HAY-We quote at $21 per ton.
BUTTER-Not so plentiful. Country COM
mands 12k@15c; choice 20925c.
FEATHERs-Receipts not so large, and
supply and demand about equal. Wequote
at Coo for prime.
BEEswAx-Msrkes steady at 30@32c.
GNsENe-We quote at 75@SOc.
RAes-Dull at &c.
WooL-We quote eombing 35@SSc . n;
carding free from burs, 92@35c; tub
washed 45@50c; bury wool 5000 . ID
less.
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NeVerluOre

NeVernOre
can the coarse, gritty tooth powders aud
tooth destroying chemical fluids find a
place on the toilets of sensible people.
The fragrant and preservatiye Sozodont
has superseded them all.
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Burnett's KalIistOn is the best
Cosmetic. ap51aw1y wedns.
F. L. DAVIES d Bro. jewellers and Silver
smiths, Nashville:
The attention of watch buyers is called
to our stock of Waltham watches in gold
and silver cases, specially selected for our
own trade. These watches greatly excel
any others made in this country in beauty,
finish, variety and in fine time keeping
qualities, and are offered at much lower
prices. msrl7 tt