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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-14
BANKRUPT SALE.
Gne.haif Interest ia the steamboat
"LOHN LUMSDENo

T AS ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF
i the estate of W. r. Bell of Nashville, Tenn,
will, on Saturday. the 2Sth of Deeem-
ber, 1S72, at the Wharf at Cairo, Ills, offer
tor sale, to the highest bidder, a One-half In
terest In the Steamboat "JOhn Lumsden," on
the following terms, to wit: One-haf the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, and the balance
with good personal security, will be required,
and a lien on the boats interest retained till
paid Said boat is of 400 tons burthen. of Is
inches draft, and is fully equipped. She has
been running in the Nashville and Cairo Packet
Co.'s line, and is frst-class passenger and
freight stern-wheel packet A rare chance is
here offered for speculation. Sale to take place
at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM E. MoNEILLY,
dec7 oewtds Assignee.
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NOTICE.
Tuesday, January h

Second National Bank, Nashville, Tenn.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING of the Sharehold-
ers of this Bank will be held in their office,
in this city, on
Tuesday, January II, 1873,
betTeen the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ, 10 elect
a Board of Directors to serve the ensuing year.
decI4 I'd w. Il. DORTCH, Cashier.
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MEDICAL.
= = >

ness. Syphilis-for speedy cure OF these or other
aiIments of private nature, call or send stamp
Cor nrivate circular Of advice TO both sexes. ADJ
dress BOX H., Western Medical Institute, lSI
sycamore street, Cincinnati, o. The remedies
are SO certain that NO PAY Will be required o. q
visit to its Museum viii convince You that TINS
Institute is the one sure one in the United states
to cure Syphilis and Restore MANHOOD
daei1 d6OdSsWtf
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Fourth National Bank,

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF the Shatehold.
ers of this Bank, for the purpose Of electing
Directors will be held at the Banking House, ID
this city, on
Tuesday, tEse I4tbsJsnUary, 1873.
JNO. PORTERFIELD, Cashier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-14

THE Morristown PENN Register,
meaDs to take time by the forelock and
filings cat The name If Hendricks and Han.
cock for President and Vice President in
1876.
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VAIN & WALKER,
Hats, Caps and Ladies' FurS,
"a Public Square.
dec7 tt
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

dds WILL RECEIVED DURING THE
ID next ten days for furnishing the WOrkhouse
of the City of Nashville, during the municipal
year. with good, merchantsble meat. The cor
tract will be awarded to the best and lowest DID
der. Sealed proposals will be left at the Mayor Z
Office, directed to the Workhouse Committee.
j. w. WILSON,
decII 1w Chairman Workhouse Committee
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MON AND AMERICAN

CUISINES" was the motto with which
the present session of Congress opened, but
1t seems to lave faded from he Sight Of 3
good many members already.
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ut. louis Short Lime.
ST. Louis And SOUTHEASTERN RL'Y
[CONSOLIDATEDN

tOONoULIDAIEU.J
so 30 200 Miles the shortest, and sew.
eraa Hours the Quick est e OuIe
to 81. Louis, and ALI Points
WEST and NORTH.
Time to Sc. louis only 15X Hours.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT. %, 1as
St Louis Through Express leaves at ESQ A..
M, and arrives at st. Louis 1000 Pm.
HOpkinsviIle and Memphis Express leave at
las P. NJ; arrives at bOpkinsTille 5:1O P NJ; ar
rfves at Memphis 2:45 A. N.
Through Tickets on sale to all points West
ana North. Baggage checked and all Informal
ton given at Transfer Office, Maxwell HOUSE,
and at College Street Depot.
Ask for Tickets via f'St. Louis Shert Line"
j. Il. BOYD, General Superintendent.
W. B. DAVENPORT, General Ticket Agent
sep11 II
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A. e. Trsbue, Ex'or. ETC., VS.. N. Hob.

A. L. Trabue, Ex'Or, ETC., VS.. n. Hob
son.
A Tract of about 46X acres on the Whites
Creek Turnpike, Davidson county, Tenn, about
1 miles from Nashville, adjoining the lands OF
and being in District No. q Of said county.
Also Lots Nos. 334 and 3S5, and 10 feet of Lot
No. 1856 in Ewing's Addition to Nashville.
Also Lot No. =, fronting 81 feet on FOsg street
in same addition.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credits of 6, II and Is
months. Notes required with approved security
and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
NATHANIEL RAXTER, JR.,
dec7 Oaw3w Clerk and Master.
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Trustees Notice.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
n 7. II. Jones g. Co. are hereby notified TO hle
them, duly authenticated, with the undersigned
David c. Love, Trustee, who can be found at the
Storehouse of T. H. Jones & Co, on corner OF
Church and College streets in Nashville, Tenn
on OF before the first day of January, 1873, or the
same will be forever barred.
declO till 90 DAVID @. LOVE, Trustee.
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RR1NG1UMS.
The Leonard Scott Publishing &c.
ALSO PUBLISH
THE FARMERS Glide

To Seaentifle & Practical AK rIcuItuFe.
BY HENRY STEPHENS, RS, Edinburgh, and
the late j. P. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture In Yale College, New Hsv %.
Two vols. Royal Octave. 1,0OQ lsg sud nut
merous engraEings. Price, 81; By Lad, post
paid, g. Zee q
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Barnes s. Go. VIII Sell TGAis
MOrnfmT,

THEIR AUCTION ROOMS, No. %
a North College street, Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Washstands, WaTdtObes, Extension Tables, Side
5 pianos, Carpets, Mattresses, Chairs, ETC., Gro
ceries and lot OF TOYS TO be sold in lots TO suit
purchasers. BARNES ~ ~,
=.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
>neoonD<><o>,OI.D.o oo-nse~pONeon.o~NN<NNo(U
TIE PEOPLES BALL
TO BE GIVEN AT
ST. MarJ's School House, Vine st.,

TUESDAY EfENINU, DEC. II, Iosz,
WILL ASSUREDLY BE ONE OF THE
w best ever given in Nashville. The Music
engaged Is the very best. The floor is unsur-
passed by any ballroom in the country, and SUI
perior to any in the city; and the s1pper-rOom
being equally spacious, under the same roof, and
attended by our own ladies, make these features
complete. Tickets, admitting gentleman and
ladies, One Dollar. The entire proceeds TO be
given towards the purchase Of lot Of ground,
adjoining st. Demands Convent, to enable the
Sisters to enlarge their Academy.
Committee OF ARRANGgMENTs.-P. Olwil,
B. Ecklecamp, VIM. Barry, M. Mccormack, NJ.
j. Dolin, Jos. J. Hail. Thos Prendergast, j. ).
O'Rourke, p. McGoyern, L. Brennan, b. Nc
NJ. j. Smith, Hugh Gilroy, Malachi Mccormack,
John O'Leary, Il. f. Bohan, Jerry Buckley, NJ.
McKeon, E. Z. Jones. -
CHRIS. POWERS, Charm n.
NJ T. MCKEE, Sec'v. decl4 ct
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C;oRINTH1AN LODGE
No. 4i4, T. & 4. NJ.

TIME STATED MEETING WILL BE HELD
THIS EVENING, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, at
which time the annual election of officers will
take place. fun attendance is earnestly de-
sired IL H. G. ROSS, Sec'y.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
-(,>r>DNNOCC.,,,NONNNN0 O0CNCNUNC-"(NyNo-0S
Third National Bank Of Nashville

DEC. q, Is72-THE ANNUAL MEETING
! of the Shareholders of the Third National
Bank of Nashville, will be held at their ONCE,
In this city, on
Tuesday, january II, 1873,
between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and 2 P. N, TO
elect q We Directors to serve the ensuing year.
dec13 tide EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
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Chancery Sales
FOR
SATURDAY, DECEMBER g, 1872.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES Rem
i dered by the Chancery Court at y ashville in
the respective causes will sell at public sale to
the hi hest bidder,
At the Courthouse at Nashville, on SatuT
day, Dec. %, 1872, at II O'Clock M,
the following described property:
A lot Of land, beginning on the west side OF
Market street, Nashville, at point 40 feet south
from jackson street; running thence along Mar
ket street south rs feet; thence west at right an
giles SO feet to Isaac Franks line; thence north
along said line $50 feet to jackson street, thence
east along jackson street two feet TO point;
thence south and parallel with Isaac Franks
line rs feet to point; thence IS fest to the be-
TERMS OF SALE.-Credits OF 6, II and 1s
months, with interest from day Of sale. Notes
required with approved security and lien re-
tanned
Sale free from redemption.
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LEGAL SALES.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES RENDER
/ ed by the Chancery Court at Nashville in the
respective causes, viii sell at public sale to the
highest bidder,
AT THE COURTHOUSE AT NASHVILLE,
ON SATURDAY, DEC. IA, 1872,
at p o'clock NJ, the following described pro-
perty, viz: 1858 r4e~.-lL
Minerva G. owen VS.. b. +. Cock,
Admir-, and others.
tract of 40 acres situated in the It'll Civil Dis
trict of Davidson county Tenn, about eight miles
from Nashville, adjoining the land of Andrew j.
Baker on the north, and bounded on the east by
the lands of Frances B. Hope, on the south by
the lands of Samuel Steger and Abraham Whit
temore, and on the west by the lands of Wash
Redder and the Provine heirs.
TERMS-Credits of 6, II, and 10 months,
with interest from day of sale. Notes required
with approved security and lien retained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
THE STATE OF TRADE


LoxDoy Ma ELL m-CoHsos opened az 95 Tor money ana
o2 Tor ts account United FveTweny bonds S0Zs yi
ls65s old q2I l8e7s 92i IenFor.es, By.
Pans March IA m.-Rentes opened 80 SOL &c
IIvEHPooL March al Motion opened e'dJ hdihns Up
lands I'D NLDg Orleans III lisl Com, quarter
T0Sp0y March also m-Cousols o gl for The account
ga American securities drue United states IlyeIFeny bond,
Isf2s qli 1866 Oh az; lGg7s s23 TeE-ForLes 3d.
PARIS March 4--Rentes 56i. SIC o.. -
IoyDoV March 4-TsuOv 40 I'd cvt sigar nom mi ar as u
as rel crt ir Dutch staUdsd the spot and - Tor DO
sfOat. $1,000. ~, &. ,...,, 80 O,
Tor the acour United tiveIweuty bonds 1873 " bt Old
-; 1875. 81 Tsu-tOF;ies, Sot 80 NJ. r a,
F1vKJor Mach -Untsd FveTwent7 bonds sS or tie
issue Of 1902. ,o, "a,
Pans March 4-p. m.-Renies closed Al t6t &c ,,,. -
LIyEaPooL March - nCOon closed steady Madnhs ~
land, I'D Middrg Orleans MAJ ID sales Of he isy 100 bales
$3.50 for speculation export Sales on snap named al
made At I'd and AZ see nearly Que nom Ne"OeAA a.
BreAlstuds sreq quiet Corr, - q quarter.
: IoNDoS. March 4.-TtAow, y. y cwt. -.-.. .,
IoSpoE March TUrpentine, s. zsO q eEt
LygnPooL, March t-Eyenng-spnis Iurlenunc 70 d'' =
cwt Bacon. 80 y cat for Short Rib Mhdes
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Flour quiet but frm wheat 6rm Pennsylvania @ Com
al aSe Oats quiet AID unchanged Bye quiet and steady At s
: Mes, Porn steady IS Bulk Meats steady; Shoulders
sady ShouIiers IT,. Rib Sides 7ic Clear RIB Sides &c. yacte
HSs l3aIzc Lard steady ajc Western Butter active bui
PSIDEIPsfa Marh -Flour srn supersns s5 500 Extra
Fssiy 81 25es7 IS Wheat srn Western Red 81 6Ca e 81
tS$atte western IS d65lc white 55e Mixed $50 SC
Barley steady; Canada 81 ~ Western 7td76e Petroleum qGs. spl
steady Grade 6e Refined E Coffee dal and unchanged NAA
0aSsso March APour .se.d, and urchsuged 81 IS for
So Is for Double Extra Wheat dali and lover sales Of No VI
wuIs Club 81 s. Com steady and UNCHANGED a. ~ on a
Rye nonay for Western Corn Meal SoG AT 90 for bile
q Ro,d ,of s q" New Y"rI Soc 70 Gibsny 1sc
March Rec psOfe and anoatW hest lf buh
Corn 2z5 500 600 bush Rye D 500 BUSH Barley
pen;sBariey 1900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn 1p Dan
ON All Ar 5se on trsck 5gc du 81 Sc for
track Rye dull at Doc for Western Barley neHea
quiet 81 50 for Timothy and 60 p o Glover fo Lard
Cts1EIIsD 4Flou quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet at
Oats quiet At 42 Rs6ud Petroeun firm 2G2le for car lots ~
oo2Jc os small os; Crude nominal nothing dong
MRsPHIs March I-FOur qaei and unchanged oa ID Koo
maud Al done :30 3ic Bulk Neats
dun; sales Shoulders s.e Clear sides 1aIc Lard duh at
ToLIDo Flour quiet sai unchanged Wheat shade bitter
Int que, No White Michigan ~ t2. Amber hchisn = %.
Michigan. 46,e Oai dali snin'haaes hcga 'Oe Cover e
Wheat 700 bush Com 2O1 bush Oats shipmet'-" bu'h
81 IT sOas Low to ,leaa IL. 75a so Good to I!1s
sllasa BAgsle e ba, srn at lt ne louf rm a. 81 o.
for Family Err Sf.i' qaf pat 1" ' sl's f5S .e 81
shoulders a. &C.; Clear RIB Sir peg Gear d' tri bull '.
Sd.. P5,a .,, O.. ut q L45aus Wa.s,ssli, At sao ~.
MuwAJEf- Hhio. it..f a-d a'!uN' 4't "ne.' p -' %.
~ - co. t. o- NJ. 5,,.a r.. d8i "a = ..ais
over Al ~ IN 40 B.iey al aeasca rors - 49, nc
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pFCFIPTS OF PRODTCk.

Per North Rirtr TesssH ana NItr11ff
March pkgs. Ashes BeeswaI 5Ol bales Cotton 2
bags Seed 200 Cotton SEED a i. h copper J caAt'
Copper pigs Dred Fruit 572 bbls Lgg' b5l sl Flour 1000
busf Wheat 81 Com $500 bush Oats, $500 hash Bae
IL bar Grass Seed Flax seed O. bts Beans s bush Teas
~ 9es h. Pas bb Com Meal $50 hags Corn Neal q bales
Ienp 5J9 Hides "a bales Hides 5B8 sides Leather
81 M E, N. $50 pkgs Pork Iva Cut Meats u pkgs Grease
T kcs Lal 2 egs Lard 1870 pigs. 6i pkgs Buer
49, Cheese yy Dressed Hogs % Peanuts 81 pkg. Rec "
l singer u lhd Tobacco 2J boxes aud cases Tobacco tb
hb.s WHISKY. bales Wool
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MORTGAGE LOANS

OF CITY PROPERTY 70 net
10 10 II annually Send fora Circular
COCHRAN WALSH Saint Paul MINI
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RORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
Gorscs, Carriages, farness, Sc.

Gorses, Carriages, 6arness, &f.
A Z THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"a JOHNSTON & VAN TASSBLL,
0fce and Salesroom n Nl.au.s.,
Opposite the Post0Bce.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
ofour business conducted at
HORSE AUCTION MART.
10 IL. AND ia EAST l3TH-Sr. NEAR 4THAyE
Where We hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses Carriages sell will End house perfectly reliable
conduct this branch Of DO all other business
the straightforward principles which honorable houses
WE GIVE THR PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE that is war
ranted sound from q 10 % hours ~ trial
ENTRIES FOR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES can be
made downtown oce and sloo II Nassau where We also
LIBERAL advances MADE on CONSEQUENTLY.
nor SALE-A fiIst-rate Livery and Board
ing STABLE Newark. n J., the depot is stalls will he
Inquire the Newark Hotel. opposite Mirketst Deoot
HARNESS, Saddles, Brides, and Horse
II Equipments generally at M0sEMAS BROS ia Cham6er.I
HARNESS, Saddery, and Horse Equipments at
manailcuers prices Jaeobo"sAy oorl COLI Onam6est
HIGH-BRED, well-matched coach and speedy
Horses w H. saunders, Briggs sa7es cor 4d AM 3thaye
SUPERIOR Carriage HORSES, well matched,
- nB A FITCHs Stables, No 1873 Ia trNsnty,ioerihst
GI 1S-MADE Horse Blankets, Buffalo,
- ~I White Wolf Black Bear Men Beaver Collars 7o 100
C-anbersst.
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NEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.
PRICLs % CATTLE TO-DAf.

NHrEE THE CATTLE ARE FRON.-Illinois, lo63; OHIO.
~ Missouri. 355 Kentucky 1856; Indiana's4 Texas and
Shsi9Sre lOi; HewHork, 50; Pennsylvania, %; MichI-
BLEFESThe total for the week is $40 less than that
" hsi week and 92s less than the weekly average last
sdI frcights have been advanced IS per cent or 10
~ pr car, from Chicago 10 NewYOrk and the offer
e OF the week, which OF fair quality, cost more
he week than the offerings for the previous week.
aat has not been brisk any market day, but prices
nav been gradually worked upward and the bulk " the
ses to-day ranged &C. q higher than on Monday last,
puie number Of chOise steers selling at 1870 n few
- "a. and one pair Of premium cattle weighing 43OO
VI hf scale fed in Westehester County by Jas Pine,
- w. D. 20 dress 81 n 70 the gross cwt The
pts for today Z4e cars, 400 head-l26
- NJmmunlpaW, 50 cars at One-hundredth-st and IS
ca al Weeha vixen. single car load Of ordinary State
eae brought 100. y n, to dress 90 % the gross cwt;
acdf0ao Of coarse, fat bulls sold al 4sc q 10. live
tsi aud common prime Western 10! I2.c.
,-her receipts scarcity and high price Of eggs. and
w conviction that the supply Of both beef and mutton
tYl ue months Of March aud April Is moi 10 De up TO
,ta-r' are among the causes for the steady upward
IN. Hi} NJ If"c during the last week.
'i"'ts a. COmmunipaW were % cars for y. Morris,
- i' y. bulsnIth, DO cars ipi J. r. McIunT-oH, q
49,. J.. il. Williams. carr. Ioi Kent Sptck,4 cars
a. IHltIi, cars for T. Gail icf. rHIt jon A. Cas-
i-' 4Ad car each for g. Kahn. J. D. Elliott. W. har-
-'i''1l L. Newton. Tuc UOIIs Cattle were al sold
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nal at t2 ReellOOc bis FOar aoOo bush WHEAT ship.
Cmc.Go March l-Plour quiet - ,i.sd, Wheat sm st slAi
81 %; f,r No Spring Com que J No Mixed Dat,
No spring Pot quiet eli sos VA Lard improved demand
~ ," c bsa e Meats Gun saou scr Ie at 4is S E n, az
sS gs st q s s 2sa sfye Fl - @ s S w Ssf
5000 bush. Corn, 1900 bush 5000 bush. Rye, 300
Wheat ooo bush Corr p o5 bush osis 100 bush Re-
CyuyyrL Mah 4Pon- dull and Dropping sales y FAMILY at
81 ga - s. Wheat dull snd over sales Of Red a y ga ~ g.
Barley seady 1880 Prk advanced and Ia FER dsus sales
ss 5H ana o6 11s' S Gl S Bacon III sa
& L5e Hogs quiet and anehangdi sales at % ija ~ go receipts
LOW, Marsb qu, and Tesl fcr a, g,nt. below
Winter lrne 30 y 90 Cora unel'Igsi and dalli
as'i BARLEY on and pHss,ej l,TS sPa! p COS Rye da
H i sr Ro no. on 1 a5sa d. Po Ser 80. is1o 5
tqIe, 81 50 ea'h and last "lf Of The month 2 : april Dv
Clear Rb De- Clear SIDE iia L1T bell at 5 without bay
sr a. a. 81 So ~, Common 60 Choice Rseps 80 III Fi
1850 bgs5 Wheat elo bq, Cora 2ooo bush oa. 700 bush
DEThqIT Mich M,rg9 tTes': stead, at 81 @ for EI . 81
oat dun and lower at l9S F wle Clover SEED. d at IS
W. '.fs , Of 80 . bag w E M5 o car No. a
Oats di aomas ssa Sc Tor common to
COTTON MARKETS
Arersri March L-Cotoa FIRM Mddag 2i F-csipt. 800 bales
NosrolS March tcotton srm. Low Mlrr receipts.
2 bales sIpous-eoastNse ~ basi sales IS bales og
bales.
LOUISVILLE March cotton frmer: Mdlincs 2llc
BALTIMORE March 4-COon quiet hat Mdilngs 22 Rg2lc;
receipts $50 bales COZ bales bales;
287 bales; stock. g3yf tal-s
March 4-Cotfon dui AMI Miiugs id2llc
WuSNGroN, March 4Cooa dli MttnE' 21ic receipts.
2l8 bales; eIVorts-coastVe Is baes stock 4Ol bales
CHARIEsTOS March 4Cotton Mtng 2lidlli,i net
4g7 bales; eIpot Great Bnn l552 bales cossEse 55I
sales q bales; U1J bales
March Cotton f fair demand; offerings light; MID
ding. p ds l20 halss; eIpos-coastWse IA
LOO bales; stock. bD2tt bales
EEw-ORLKASs March 4Co.on 6uner Mdiugs 2lic;
eept 673 bales $50 bales Liverpool 1870 bales;
eoasiwse 291 sales 90 bales: col bales
hrmi Miing 42llc; receipts,
984 bales; sales, l2o1 bales; sOcE, 81 .l8l h4ist
GALVESTON March 4Coon steady; Good Ordinary l9
eepts 81 bales sales 900 bales, stoes 41f2i b4es
CSCIESATI March 4COttJn timer held higher; Mdlngs. 81
ole
PHIIADEIrHIA March 4Co'to1 qnat; Mi3diu-s 22idl3c
4Cottun dull, Miing, 22ic receipts %
bales; gross 70 bales; sae, 2uO bie' stock 800 bales
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BAY a. aat Sod We 21Ss So SA and co1 20. at
Taa rr moderate request and steady at Fi@l 10 iO Long
e. m Saog. a.. scre demand for Hemock Sole dug
- DO rr v"rt WEB az Ais 70 'u.r, M T Trloe. here
-.a.r atrrt Of bll-. re hr1g shipped q" tL-!4ul zee
dvc ~ on Mode and c on sh "ssi lgs sn5 - f4
. ed. roe . 'u ar va 'i ii. lTe' b , W. 1,te Hem
at.a' k'.H Gather .catet a.4 h r. -. -
&c., ag Hemiee bue3s' Aye, iish' r =. aLoe n p
3. n H-s.IucE aliorlia, Light. 27d2oc q n hs9l'Gk
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ gocs O4noco &c Light p d27c = r Hem
"a. .lo Damaged al kinds and wegl 40Eic E 10 he R
- '2, a. o oh CrTpe Hesyy s5Ge . n Unon CROPPED
r. tr r b. OaE Rr1!h r1 weights % 1g7e 2 Il OAK,
,oasn Al w q a an ,sr and 10 new here at
n moneal Domestic moderately active and Hrni sales '0O sO'-
S3SRI ,roREs-The market 70, al kinds has confirmed aas and
vrei or, w D ~ & 5ptatle AZ s3d4e Rosn has been
cu sales 100 bbA Washington at - ''i wilmington
- ~ M, III N 80 0tSsr on are dU1 and uacha5gei
,'I'', ~ ID, 1900 .rreri and H. market some.
uen bat BIZ not C to '9y sfe ten V Ile o ' 7- I
Sr prwc Nos for future Sef' Ne We FSIj5 T :, ~ TAT
~ g a., ,S H. ~ 200 bIs A. sSds i0 for PIal Mes,
~ ioT Tqr Mes. Tierce B-efis que hut stead ali.
B-.f HAM sales Of $50 bbls AZ for
Ny Cot Me' are cu ane an.hal5eei ss.es o. :. Yes, 5
rac 10 arrive and sc ot IT, ts Piese9 hm 2, = 1sf ~
tu eav Dressed Hog are i7ner w.quote " y 20. o " es'
an to- a 9gsic lr No. &c for CITY, PC for FAR to
Kettle Rendered; FOR future delivery sales
March 9,c 500 tcs for April al lite, Sc BID io
cd lac nj 850 tie AZ esc
PETROL ~ Mhe market for Crude steady hut the IN
q small hulk refnsr
D. s
and lu.s reported l3c Advce from
there. but little the
loa94s for sIOt o.. for tOthroa ~ Refined tier has
i nothing don, Che -cy Of vessels checking The eIpor demand
o--rl-s been light aud The marker higher tie
l,e sro ne half March &c and April 23se Cases
kdp.A4 tuN lUc In PhlacelUha the market
trdy sales bb .po, 2lfc Ol bb
op. last half March. az ne. less return.
EtE-lhe with saleE Of - Carolina
a.as. and l0N bigs fore &c. for RangO0n
SCGAR-Rws moderately active but with free offerings
lat sta1l, though Notably ulclngedi quote Fair 20 Good
lehrHr no ~ 1c GO hhdS. Cubs q Sc and 300
u as huet eeauues former prices quote HaTds
l20l3.e
sEEDS-(ysr dali Choice qualities and saab but Inferior
g. Sill l3i bags Choice Indiana Michigan lOI
lD.C ono qg1i-d 1t 0yic
lOb4tt ONd Leai better demand. but prices steady;
Connect Massachusetts, dl5c for hers y L5c. for
rou- D nd ~ use for Wrappers NesYOrk State 3055o for
f~rrs. 203c for round lots Ohio 5 10. for
mum @ 9 for wrappers; Kentucky, fair request and steady
lAiloN dull and sales bb &c part
1ttsts. fI.e. Choice CITY held Al, $40.
hhirh -Ns active auc steady saes Of 25O bbs tOc for
Iron ao.lt