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New 7.3O Gold Loan.
New 7-3O Gold Loan.
SAFE PROFITABLE. PERMANENT,
JAY COOKE &c CO..
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest
THE
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

These bonds are secured, first. By a First Mort.
gage on the Railroad itself, ita rolling stock. ana
all equl pmenis; second. by First Mortgage q "a rs
-ti1lfe Lan1 Grsnt being more than Twenty -Two
Thous ard Acres o. Land to each mile of Rosf
- he Bends are free from United states Tax the
pihcipai at The end OF Thirty years. and TIE later
st semi annually, at the rate of SEWN AND TBREs.
TESTHs Pfs CENT. per annum.
Ihey are issued IN demon nations of : 100, 500
900 $500 and : 60.
The Trustees unaer the Mortgage are Messrs Jay
locke, Of Pbilsdel phia, and j Edgar Thomson,
President Of tho Pcnnsylysria Central Railroad
@ mpany.
These Northern Pacific 30 Bonds will M aIitines
before maturity, be receivable AT TEN PER CENr
PREMIUM Tor .l0) IN exchange for the Company's
land- NJ their lowest cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety, these Bonds
ytld AZ income larger, VIZ believe. than any other
hrst class security. Persons holding United States
SOS can, by converting them into Northern Pa
oihcs Increase their yearly income oHs-thtYd, and
sill have perfectlv reliable inv estinent.
BOW To GET THEM Your nearest Bank or
RAINIER will suppiy these Bonds in any desired
wishing to exchange stocks other bonds for these
can 90 so with any Of our Agents, who will allow
The hit hest curreat price for ALL MARKS
stCURiTIEs.
Those living in localities remote from Banks NAV
Senc money, or other bonds directly to by ex-
press. and will send back Northern Pacific Bonds
At cur own risk and without cost to the inv. stor
For further information psmphlets, maps ct g.. call
or sankers employed to ssll this Loan.
JAY COOKE d CO.,
PHnArELPHIA, NEW YORK AND WASHING TON,
Eisca! AGENTS Norfheys Pacific RaiSoad COMPANY.
By most National Banks, and BY Brokers general.
throughout the country. JaUf.m.w.2w
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YOUR INVISIBLE rNRmIrs.

The raw. astriBeent stmnsphers II winter creates
AND agersystes many silments To protest them
selves rs ensc,usly possible against the invisible
dangers eAst surround them Ut this sesssn. should
be the especial 81 persons constitutioualy deli
cate A. there is NO medicinal preparation in use
which % thoroughly braces and invigoesfes tbs
stomach, the liver, and the nerves, IS Hostestsrs
Btters, course Of that agreeable tonic Is prticu
larry advisable for dvspeptic bilious, and nervous
suffrrsrsv In the cod damp, and trying wsafLsr
which generally prevails In our climate 81 this period
Of the year. Sudden chilli. have a very bad effect
upon dys1eptics end individual OF bilious habits,
not unfreauently pro ucing cong astion Of the
liver or bowels, or low fssers some lines OF inter
mit'eDt or rtmtteni character. Attacks Of rheuma-
tism are also to be spprebended. and when there Ia
tendency TO that complaint the Bitters will be
found the best preventive. The operation OF this
great vegetable tonic Is direct and simple. 1t stmu
Istes end strengthens the digestive and secretive
gems and the nerves, and puts the 81 stem L. con-
dtion to retst the action Of those formidable toes OF
Vitality, a low temperature and UNIV holes me winds
aud toys, By quckeBinG the super fetal circulation
with ut creating anything approaching fever, II
iDparts tOse to the SKIN, and thUs renders the
face If the body comparatively impervisus TO I'M
healthy external influences Jabs eoSEkw
~CAKhIvAL NOTICE
! per-ons desiring TO appear in Fancy or Mas
queTade Costumes during the coming Carny al arr
hat matter in charge, at their room, No DICK
.On House, No io3 ll,h street, where al necessary
jaIo-a IChren Rep. Pstriot.i
~hAIIONAL sAyINGs BANk,
.SsrST p tfTH sN4 az
oHfm; . Hss; 3 %
Emery, a. Shepherd, W. h. Philip. motif
JUST RECEIVED
AFULL ASSORTMENT OF
NATURAL OUKLs,
which sell very cheap.
HELLER.
Ja0-n 7l3 Market Space.
p o A 0 4 >.
i5stf sr f :fh s Wifi
PoT'IoEs. For safe at bile. swharf
s-Ordsrs received at our Sails in Cent? .id
northern Markets lyaS95t-I AID.
EBAND HOTEL,
DfOAD" aE W. pS SisE STREET,
GSsdpS,tS on The hurope.n an The most elegant
detail; eisoorateiy furnished throughout; YEAAY
jsso nv aim HENRY M SMITH. fsoof
IusT hECLIvED-
ots,,o-,,,- PARIS KID GLOVES M6]
"si ger pair A NEW STYLE. W41
q HITLER,
jasef us MARKET SPACE
WOOD ANN COAL
W AT COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS
Not being able to give attention 10 the hu sines.
1 a,n complied to offer nv en'ire etoCs of WfJDD
AID COAL, at SAGRIFIOE, unit the whole :.
VIII Dc nes VOID VOID aHd 0 Gosi aoSd
in th- hi rict will de liver coal vt the folio ng
Crhte, Inr .Asu NNLf PEI Too
LtktNS VALLEY (priias srticis, ,...,. 80 oo
Phlisdel pLia BED ASH, or LORBEREY \ 90
q
J.
Apply the office. No O6, south .ise of Penn.
yvauia avenue, between lIth and I3th Streets mr. AZ
the d. pot. nIeryl nd ayannr a. q IsInni
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A Word 10 Corresnoudenfs.

Corr soas'vnts 1ssS; lOe-n 10 be OvsEOfSs "
they with 60 get into The STAR columns We
receive on sn average dozen communications
a day o. different subjects, many of them con-
tanning matters worthy of Consideration, but so
difigsel state. as to make their admission ont
the question III a busy, crowded paper like Tue
STAR. And it is useless for correspondents to
suggest, a. they frequently do, that we are at
liberty 20 " eondense," amend &C., what
they write. We have no time for such work.
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EULE BALM

CREOLE BALM,
is To Csrs and Preveaf the SKIN from Canning
Prepared only by l.. q. LIZ YERr & co. sold
IN ashington by Clark Co A street and Penn
syivania Az enue Ridgey Pennsy lyania avenue be-
tween leth aud 2th str eets; Thompson, 18th street
h-'ween q street and New York avenue; KoIb
~ G, ". CcOpley, L. a. Btchie, and W Mcleod
raj I,tr
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Y~T'H Il CA KNIV AL

The presidents OF organized associations, and all
others who desire 70 participate in the pro posed
Carnival, Oh the 2Oth and 2lst OF February, are re
qu-stef 10 cali at the Committee Is Hesdluarters
Boom No. 4, Shepherds Building, No. 90,n Pepn-
sylyan'a avenue, at any time, day evening, where
all information will be cheerfuliy given
The COMMITTEE will be glad 10 live any suoyes
tons frym their fellow citizens all of whom are re-
Quested TO cooperate.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
JI dtf GEO. ;. GIDEON, General Secretary
: urday Hersl5. Chronicle. Gazet-e; Daily Repub-
lcan, Chronicle, Patriot
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PERSONAL.

DIS Thompson SEA tof BAItimore. D v-.u
established once st sss M Jrsl9 hss'
peal Ssltmore Depot, exc usyeiy for Isai-. "a.
ssossssiy 81 Their going 20 other ciiss fer
\. .,CsI before ycar money, time, -.ry,.,,...
sna r.rhsps even life itself i lot incomp-tS;
Once IN Baltimore, on Lloy' rect. j.is.,n.
IhPosTAsT NADIA rURnER, Ls1.s7
insured when Gil Others fsn. NJ humbassibs sise
ssrthiess medicines No soo treet, 1ssr ths De.
THE BkIDAL CBAMBER FsS@Yz IN
Young MIN, on greS, sOCI Al EvIIs IA
srs means o. relied Tor the Errins aud AZ
di-essed and 1ebiliisisd sent Ire Of ChafSe' I'M
Tl0N. 10 y Nlnth.t.. Phiisdsissis Pa ~. :.
nLD n. DARBY Ipns standing in th- MEDICAL
" profession prevents his cgmpetiuf ~ith self
are unknowa In decent -os'etg "a FFFr.sTs s
oures that they pr. miss but never pTi I'm s6 I'm
CONSULT DK. LEOK
N "a leth street, shove PennsyIva1Ia Avenue.
hs saersntees speedy cure o. All Nelsr-al aud
~ pnllii,c Diseases, - No charge. rhos dssirfn
- ne otatg sSgah satg physician far such speciality
Th sss s CO.. sPd his ,rTaimsat IN most .snte
inc a ans klnored affection arising trlm hahits %
b,,a,, , are Gnered permanent cure in the
d hSS,s; Toto f2.tOSsios Oorrospondencs csns
....ls: des
~ pGnss mskfsG Rsssh h hsi rss,yTs , be-
s9l Go slS nh street. same side one DOR belo,-
between and streets. aud now II p-@psref A.
make suits, kyentue, Wedding. and Hs.cenricn
Dresses IN the latest style, at the shortest n,fioe
sstissction guaranteed soiT I'm
MADAM MooDEY's ABDpMIs OOISErs
" 80 highly recommended by gabd phy sician.. AZ
BAUM CORSET fAOr0Rl. &0- 7th street, be-
tween u snd n. - iq-rf
he MOTIFS FRENCH PONDExs CERTsFy
y CUhb for Nervous Debility. seminal Enis-
slons caused by indiscrction, GnnJrhlca. Gle-t.
soroiula, skia Disease, syphilis, in al its foroe,
speedily cured.
baisan & PARA aIa Ns-czrV Dtsoarfsd.
assent BY mail O. any part % the country IA saasd
package on receipt OF ~, the price Der box. ad-
ersss Ut. Il MOTT CO, box sss, Baltimore.
No Jfsiy
A MESSAGE FROM THN Pksr-F5r -sis sta
- oarsaln bound volumes II the COLI nRlA
SnhyNiCLN TOT thu years sSl6 sud lSl7, aud the
IhhsMAN JOURNAL tor the years ISIS md
Ely IN gnd nre-erys al Inquire the con ntine
rem OF INK khkNING STAB. where the VOLUMES
may DC ehsnln-d Ies4au
1 AIDES SUFFERING FRON IRReGULARI
IL 1lES. or any com u amt peculiar g. raeir .~x
sh. uld oonfde In DR. LEON. the only reliable I'd
oifeSf ssnbitsAsf Physician for ssch speriait4 In
the city Ladies desiring treatment can reps-e IN
him the utmost Confidence.
lie especially invites q call from those xno hsxe
been decelyed and swinded by the NV humbusy
snd advertising gnscts iOfestng the city a .pe-dv
cure y GUARANTEED Va all cases.
SpaFd'sr onr1S fOr Lafg paftesr,. C-rrespondenc,
strictly conndsnfial HOurs-lg 90 I, 2 q 8 a 10 Al
Rooms vi 10th street above Penn avenue Aels
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

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BANK Frs.

RILLS OF EXCHANGE ON GERMANY Ann
- LONDON BOUGHT AND SOLD
COLLECTIONS MADE IN ENGLAND AND on
THE CONTINENT.
LEWIS 30 a SON a CO..
ya2t lwif Bankers, 95r Pennsylvsnia avenue.
TAH COOKE q Co..
BANRERS.
Buy and sell, a currsnt rates:
slLNkh, LAND WakR.N rs, sNRIP &c
IANCl TE ORDERS 81 New Hurk Stock Bard
SELL EXCHANGE on New York, an Frs.ci.co
Great Britain aud the Continent
Furnish REVENUE STAMPS ~ an da,ontn.
tions Issue CERTIFICATES or DEPOSTT
oesIlnk Inltrest ia4 az
MIDDLETON q CO.
Ul BANKERS.
l&25 Street. 1.-TWO doors from {. {. Tre..ur,
Departinant.l
WASHINGTON. u. C.
=, Receive Deposits and transact q General Baultns
Bnsiues-.
Exchange on the principal cities taken sua given
e. rsr 10 eur aepositorz 500
Information cheerfuliy furnished ia regard 10 al
securities.
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims before 81 toe United STATS Departments
dele-ifd MIDDLETON po
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THE OAgNiyAL TOURNAMENF-

Those experienced in Tournament Riding ani de-
sirou- Of pariicicatiDg in the ''GRAND TuURNA
Ed II dHring the Carnival on the 2Oth aud 2lst
OF fEBRJAkS are requested to cal upon or con-
street, or JAMES WALSH, Marshal. room NO =
she pherd Building. eOs5s PeBusyvania ayenue-
the toTmeI between the IA yurs OF and . M. and
tLe latter IRON m 70 IN J25-u
IChron., Rep q Patrint.I
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Ior sas IN !.ron; loc. BY the following DRUG
All is,S "a g r ssn. 18th street and Penna ave-
ayenue; Ohr'sssni Bros. IN ard N streets n. w.
n a. ~ DSeon, - and streets, Island; J. b ODon
bridge street 0eoreetcwn and at the DEPOT n Az
streets. Price one dollar per bottle. Give =
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ osI-gn the 18th instant, between JtI street
~ AID Liberty hsll, gold L0ChEr and HAHN
The hno'rNil be suitably rewarded by les-ing il at
ne above address. JAZZ a.
n kEWARp.-Lost, on saturday afternoon,
CIV the 9th instant. between the Treasury aud
atb street +. e.. THIRTY EIGHT DOLLARS, IN
aOtes, wrapped in part Of an official eHvel3ps.
J. H kEENER,
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certify that the following is a true copy
Of the original now Oh file in my office.
T. Il. BUTLER, Sec'y of State.
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Consumption or Cough.
PEIA9A
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER
FROM A RELIABLE DRUGGIST:

MOUNT VERNON, Ill, April ., 1s9l.-Messrs.
j. n. Harris g Co., Cincinnati Ohio.-Gentle-
men: heard one of my customers speak in such
high terms OF Aliens Lung BaJssm to-day, that
thought would write you the substance OF his
statements. He says his mother, who Is now
sizty years Of age, has SUFFERED with COSsUxP-
TIoH for SEVERAL WARS, and has been under
the care OF al our best Pkgsiioas, but never re-
ceived any permanent benefit; then she resorted
TO every kind Of Cough and Lung Balsam that
could be procured for her, but all 70 no avail. She
still grew worse, until she was confined to her
bed; and when she was seized with q parSxysm
OF coughing, she would lose the Poagsr Of rsspiro-
ton, and they were compelled 70 resort to var
ious means 10 restore breathing; and while she
coughed so hard she could not exporate ANYTHING,
and the family and friends had given up al hopes
OF her recovery. Her son noticed the advertise
ment OF Aliens Lung Balssm in the Christian
Advocate, and they thoayht they would procure
and try 1t. They commenced giving her the Bal
sam at O'Clock Pm. as directed, dose every
hour until midnight; then she took another spell
OF coughing, and expectOrsted mOuthful Of
dark, yellow matter, which was something she
had not been able to do for some time. They con
tinued TO give her the Balsam until morning, and
then she began TO expectorate freely, and within
two hours she had RxPEcTORATED TWO PINrs Of
mucous matter, which gave her immediate re-
lief; and since that time she has continued to
improve. She now sits up all day, and can wax
about the house and take considerable outdoor
exercise. Her son bought more OF the Balsam
to-day, and he is recommending 1t very highly TO
every one. Yours respectfully,
A. G. JOHNSON. Druggist
Was there ever greater proof OF merit than the
case this letter refers to?
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM is without doubt
the BEST RxPRCToRANT REMEDY ever offered 20
the afflicted public. Il contains no opium in any
form, and its use is harmless to the most delicate
- Directions accompany each bottle.
1t IL sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
CauttOn-Call for 'Allen's Lung Balsam."
J. n. HARRIS g CO., ProprietOrs,
For sale by Cincinnati, D.
BERRY, DEMOVILLE & CO., Nashville.
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., Nashville.
LITTERER & CABLER, Nashville.
dec5 dhlluh23. T2SWIRm sp3dp
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Union AND AMERICAN
THE REIGN OF THE BABY

Our baby boy is king, is king
He rules with 2 mighty swsy,
But before you can understand the thing
You must watch his WAYS for day.
From poking my sleepy eyessst dawn,
He turns 70 my boots on the floor,
And plays such prsuks with them on the sly
As no one e'er dreamed of before.
In vain, when wake, l tug and pull
The boot Is no longer fit;
And baby looks on in his innocent way:
You'd never suspect him bit.
You'd never dream, till You turned them cut,
Whist treasures boot can hold.
But, bless Won it's only trick Of the king'e--
It's better 70 laugh than 70 scOld.
Mamma, dear slave, now dresses the pet,
And leaves him tidy and trim
All why did somebody NIL up the tub
In the bathroom, near 10 the brira1
"ohl Ael obi fe ~ she cries, % how wrong ~
When the splash and the roar betraay;
But she pities at heart her dripping boy
And the king has had his way.
At breakfast, his majesty has a tiff,
Or tantrum, bout his wishes
TIL the end of il all is a char capsiEed,
And a terrible crash OF dishes
OFF runs mamma for water, for help
The darling will surely have fits
But when shs returns, his innocent hands
Are tearing her album 20 bits
And 80 all day the king, our boy,
Makes mischief his royal pleasure;
He laughs and cries, and kisses and fights,
And still is our blessed treasure,
Asleep at last in his downy bedl
Eoao a cat NAV look at our king,
And never be tsasedOr mauled at all,
Which yOu'n own is a wonderful thing.
And we-msmms and myself-well, we
Are Just his father and mother;
So we bend DER the sleeper, and proudly think
There never was such another.
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CLoVER AND GRAss LANDS.

II more OF our farm lands were kept in
clover and grass than is usually the case, We
should not only hear less frequently Of the
exhaustion of the soil, but should feel toll
erably certain that, with ordinarily good
farming, it was in fair way of yielding
large crops Of cereals annually on smaller
extent of land. 1t is the manure that is
made upon farm that constitutes the pri-
mary source of profit to the farmer. 1t is
the rapid exhastion of farms and planta
tons by hoed crops, corn, tobacco, ETC., not
only in consequence of the immense
amount of phosphates which they
extract from the soil, but also by reason
of the exposure of the soil itself; in its light
condition, to washing rains, and too ardent
summer heat, which has thrown out Of cul-
tivation in this and other CT the older
States so many fields that were once fertile,
but are now filed with sedge grass, and
rugged and unsightly gullies and ravines.
Soils in our climate need to be kept COW
cred in clover and grass to as great an ex-
tent as is consistent with good husbandry.
They improve under the shade of clover,
because this dense covering prevents evap-
Grafton, and because also the long tap-roots
of this fine forage plant penetrate deep
furnish aliment for succeeding crops.
A good crop of clover turned in is equiya-
lent, moreover, to good dressing of barn
ward manure, for it contains all the oonStl-
tuents in which the cereals delight. Grass
lands, for similar reasons, when not too
closely cropped, improve the soil, inasmuch
as they not only prevent evaporation, and
add vegetable matter 10 the under soil by
the decay of their under-leaves, but they al
so leave many tons of vegetable matter to
the under soil by their close network Of fine
fibrous roots when the land is again brought
under the plow.
In renting of farms in New England, so
well is this understood, that stipulatioDs are
entered into between the landlord and his
tenant with regard to the number Of acres
that shall be kept constantly in grass, and
the quantity of stock Of various kinds that
shall be maintained or the farm. Nor is
this stock in itself Improbable, apart from
the additional amount of manure that is
thus furnished.
The dairy, and the fattening annually OF
a greater or less number of heads Of beef
cattle, is more remunerative, provided the
market is not too far distant, than hay sold
off the farm, while the increased yield of
the cereals-wheat, oats, barley and rye
amply compensate for the smaller amount
of land that is brought under the pillow. BY
pursuing this system, lands which were
originally only OF ordinary fertility have
been made to produce remarkably heavy
crops, and what we call "exhausting the
soil, is a term which, to them, is only
known theoretically.
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.roCK RAISING IN TENNESSEE.

Mr.. George T. Altman, one OF the most
.ucoessful stock-raisers in Tennessee, writes
20 the Lewisburg Gazette on the subject Of
stock-raising as follows:
WGere the pasturage is short, or feed
scarce. very few of the improved breeds viii
do as well as the native variety. For in
stance. where hogs live on range, the long
legged, long nose hog, would out breed the
beautiful Berkshire, and get all the acorns.
But do not propose writing, talking, or
preaching in favor of any inferior breed,
believing our true interest lies in handling
the best; Kentucky acts on this plan, they
have proven rich. Buyers from every State
In the Union, 90 there to make selections,
aud when they 60 are sure to be suited, and
huv. Every one is engaged in growing good
stock in the blue grass section. Hence
n YOU are not suited on one farm you can
he on the next. Not so with us-so few
are engaged in raising the improved breeds,
that BUYERS from distance fear to come.
Should our taste and means incline US to
handle cattle, and we have plenty Of grass
and hay, there is none that will compare
with the improved short horned Durham.
They attain enormous size, and are beef TO
the hooks. For milk and butter the beau
tifnl AIdgny have no equal They are
uuaaI oousumsrs, make more butter nom
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Nashville Grocery Market.

SUeARs-New Orleans, good to prime,
sail in hOgsheads; Demerara 12t6
BE; Porto Rico 106l13c by the hogs
head; standard hards 1870; New Or
leans clarified white 123612.c; do. yellow
124c; A coffee 13c; B do. 12.c; extra c do.
123c.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-We quote New
Orleans 55c; sirups 4568Oc; golden sirup
75c.
CoFFEE-Market very firm as follows:
Rio, common to choice, 224624c; Laguayra
24625c; Java 27a630e; Costa Rica 24l6
25c.
SALT-We quote bushel barrels by the
carload $40.
TEAs-Msrket steady as follows: Impe-
rial $16l.50; Young HysOn Sl.15h1.50;
Black 90c6S1.25; Gunpowder Slf1.75.
FIsH-We quote Nos. and 8, S11.50h
u and $10f10.50 81 barrel; half barrels,
Nos. l, and 8, $3.50, $3.50 and 1915; in
kits, Nos. !, 2 and 8, $3.50, $1.75 and
S1.60.
RICE-We quote at Gao.
CHEEsE-We quote Factory 153fl6C;
Nutmeg 10lc; Young America &c.
NAILs-We quote at $4.75 for 10ds and
CSC additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLEs-Nothlng but full weights in
the market. We quote star, % ID 194c.
PowDER-Market steady as follows: Du-
pont $3.50, Sycamore Mills $3.50; Hazard's
$3.50; blasting $3.50; fuse, % 100 feet, 75c.
SHoT-We quote patent s2.75; buck s..
LIQUoRs-We quote common rectifed
whisky % gallon, ST.; Robertson County
S1.75n3; Bourbon $1.25R4.50; Lincoln
County S1.75G2.25; Highwines 81.
COTTON TIEs-We quote at SC.
BROoMs-We quote at $2.5064 % doz.
SoAP-We quote at 568c % ID, or $3h
4.50 % box.
BAGGING-We quote at 1S620c for
hemp and fax.
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LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 13.-Cotton strong;
middling upland 10d; do Orleans 10sd.
Sales 10000 bales; speculation and export
1900 bales.
New YORK, Dec. 13.-Cotton dull and
lower; middIing uplands 205c.
New ORLEANS, Dec 10. - Sterl-
ing 1lSi sight I discount. Gold
1904. Cotton quiet. Sales 5000 bales.
Good ordinary ISL, low middling 19!!, mid
ding 193. Receipts, 3,126, exports to Liv-
erpool, 10O,111, Hamburg $50, stock 1iS,-
$40.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1S.-Cotton frmer. Isl
619. Flour advanced.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 13.-Cotton demand
fair and market firm. Low middling 1870
1Gsc.
MEYpHIs, DEE. is.-Cotton dull and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-14
SECOND BOAED
PIRsT BOARD.

The sales on the 18th inst. were as fol-