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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-31
Valuable Sale of Real Estate
in Hynes' Addition.
CHANCERY SALE
FOR
Friday, September 9th, 1872.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
w. II. Rynes VS.. Peter Jennings,

viii sell the following real estate at public SALE
70 the highest bidder, al the Courthouse door at
Nashville, at u O'Clock Il, on Friday, 2 til Of
September, 1872, viz:
l. Part of Lot No. l0j in Hyne's Addition,
situated on the northeast corner OF Knowles and
Church streets, fronting So feet on Church
street and running back along Knowles street
llt feet inches, more or less.
2, a Lot in the same Addition, commencing
on the eastern line of Knowles street, about l49
feet inches from Church street; thence along
said line and paral el with Church street 1888
feet 20 20 foot alley; thence along said alley %
feet towards Church street; thence westwardly
l5S feet 10 the beginning on Knowles street. On
this lot there is a brick tenement.
8. Part Of Lot No. 1O2 in Hynes' Addition to
Nashville, commencing where a line drawn
through The cent of The dividing wall OF the
doub e brick house nearest Church street, and
running paTallel with Church street would cross
knoTles street; thence along said line through
the centre of said house lJS feet to z 70 foot al
ley; thence along said alley IS fest north Ssrdly;
thence westgsrdiy on line parallel with ChuI Oh
street I5s feet TO the beginning on Knowles
street. Upon this lot % situated The second
brick house fr5m Church street.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credtts OF +, l2 and Is
months. Notes required with approved security
an lien retained.
sale free from redemption.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR,
Clerk and Master.
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MEDICAL.
Another Surgical Feat !!
DIR. I. G. BRACKING,


PohXPU9
from the womb of lady who had been suffering
long, and could obtain no relief. Several emi-
nent physcians had been consulted but none
could afford relief. She no ~ doing vsry well,
and will in few daJr return home 70 enjoy the
blessings of health, and 10 recommend others
who suffer to seek the skill of DR.. Braeking.
Ladies are visiting him from sill directions, and
obtaining speedy cure. .- .F
His Infirmary, $50 Sorth Cherry Street, Is
filed with patients almost constantly, who visit
him IN preference to all other Physbiaas He has
had patients already from Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas and Kentucky, and al over this State, In
the short time he has been lere Two mOnthsl.
Patients who have been bed-riddsn for Vt zrS,
are soon restored TO good health. All manner Of
Surgical Operations on Femsles fkillfully and
successfully performed. None who are diseased
should delay any time IN consulting DR..
Cracking.
He also essrss CANCERS ivisA greater SEeeess
than any man on tbis Continent. -s.r.
aug8 till sept e.
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For Alderman and COuneilmCn-sth

WE ara authorized to announce NJ. @ COT
w TON for Alderman, and DIR. O. X. WIN
SION and EDWARD WILLARD for Council
men Of the Eighth Ward. sugT to
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Administrators NOlice.

II AvING BEEN DULY QUALIFIED ADJ
III ministrator OF the estate of Mrs. Susan
Fitsgibbon, deceased, persons holding claims
against it will present them properly probated in
the time required By law, or they will be forever
barred, and those indebted to it win mako pay :
ment TO me. TIN. KELLY,
Ailrnirlisfrnfn
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i: ". v. MoDowELL, q sAsBy.
election, Tucsaay, nov. 5, IsT2-
- - II =
STATE FxEcUTIyE cOnnErTEE.

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
JOHN C. BURCH, (Chairn1an) Nashville.
r. @. DUNNINGTON, Columbia.
THOMAS F. HENRY, ClsrksviIle.
JAMES u. NEWMAN, Fayetteville.
THOMAS b. MURRAY, Mc0tinnville.
j. M. BROOKS, Knoxville.
JOHN BLEVINS, Roges syillc-
w. d. VANDTKE, Chattanooga.
NJ. MAGEVENEY, Memphis.
H. W. WALL, McKensie.
j. NJ. COULTER, Dyer's Station.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-31
For CouuciInau-4th ward.

WE are authorized to announce r. H. PAGE
w as candidate for Councilman from the
Atm Ward at the ensuing Municipal Election.
aupc5 ia
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%. A,a.~uau-a.n ward
For Couucs,mau-eth ward.

WE are authorized to announce s. d. BASS
w as 8 candidate for rs-elsction as Alderman
from the 9th Ward. augH 70
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For Alderman and COancilmen-3d
Ward

WE are authorized TO announce ANDREW
w j. SMITH q candidate for Alderman, and
j NJ. REED and A g. CARTER candidates
for Couucilmen in the Third Ward at the ensu-
ing Municipal Election. sug22 to
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WE are authorized to am ounce W. H VIII
w KINSON as a c indicate for the office OF
Mayor at the ensuing Municipal Election.
jy3 I'd
NTE are authorised to announce K. j. NOR
w RIS Is a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Mayor st the ensuing municipal cleo
ton. te
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Land for Sale.-.SOO Acres.

A GOOD STOCK AND GRAIN FARM,
n containing SIS acres, well improved, one
mile from the Town of Fayetteville, Tenn. Also
a tract Of the best cotton and grain land in Lin
coin county, lying on Elk River and the w. &
A. K. r.. miles from Fayetteville, and contain
Ing 425 acres. For information and terms, adj
dress BRI hit 8 SONS, Fayetteville, Tenn.
Reference, Byrd Douglas, Nashville, Tenn.
RUg13 dill OcI .....
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For Coneressman-state at LarEe.

We are authorized to announce Gen. B. +.
CHEATHAM, of Coffee county, as Q candidate
to represent the State q large in the Congress Of
the United states. Election in November next
Subject to the Convention called by the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee. ie1 Il
WE are authorized to announce Hon. JOHN
w E. DROMGOOLE, Of Rutherford county,
as 8 candidate to represent the Stste at large In
the Congress Of the United States. Election ID
November next. Je1S to
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
University Of Nashville.

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT AND
" Montgomery Bell Academy will open on
Monday next, Sept. 2.
Students viii report at o'clock A. NJ. AMI
register their names so that the classes may be
prompt organised. E. KIRBY SMITH,
ag3l ct Chancellor.
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~ misses, Or MT sold before At private sale y
shall sell 10 the highest bidder, without re-
serve, that we'll known and valuable Farm,
1.-THE McHOON PLACE."
Situated within IN les Of CherOK &c
Station On tine Memphis and
ChSr1s stOn Il aisFOsd,
and running back 70 the Tenuessee River, which
Is navigable at all seasons to this point. II IS
within 70 miles OF Memphis and Is hours ride OF
New orleans, ON tn highway OF travel, accessi-
bic & all points By rail- and river.
About l, l00 Acres are open for cultivation ard
500 in Virgin Forest, all rich and fertile land 1t
IL one of the best farms in North Alabama, and
was worth $50 per acre before the war. The
situat on Is perfectly healthy, Abundabtly sup
Iled with best spring water, AMI neighbors of
the best clses. The Improvements consist of
large Frame Dwelling. line Gin and Gin House,
some fifty Cabins, and all necessary Outbuild-
lngs. This presents an opportunity for valu-
able home, or is well adapted for colonv of
emigrants. II has a large and varied orchard #
selected fruits. The land gives good crops Of
Cotton, Or sses and al Cereals, Fruits, Veget-
ables, etc For further particulars inquire Of
II A. GoodOe or j. W. Dean, Cherokee, Ala.
i. ". FOrdyce or c. II. Cummings, Huntsville,
Ala.
Royster Trezvsnt Sc Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
Browns & Chestbam, Nashville, TenU.
D. d. Bald win or p. D, Roddev, New York, or
j. r. CUMMINGS, SHE lbyville, Tenn.
azg29 II
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For AIderman-Ist ward.

TN answer to a call of the voters OF the First
i Ward, hereby a. nounce myself as a candi-
date for Aid rmsn, and would respectfully re-
aug25 td# JAS. A. STEELE.
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For COnsre.LFinh District.

ITO the Voters of the 9th Congressional Dis
trict: I am q candidate for Congress. II this
announcement should meet the approH alton OF
INV fellow-cftizens, shall be grsth1d 70 receive
their support. JACkSON b. WHITE.
jyl3td
THO the Voters Of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict composed OF this Counties OF Cheat
ban, Davidson, DeKalb Robertson, Sumner,
Trousdale and Wilson: l announce myself
candidate for reelection to Congress at the No
yember election. subject to such action IS the
wisdom of the District may deem essential TO
secure harmony and success Of our political
principles. EDWARD L GOLLADAf.
jy1Sts
NTTE are authorized TO announce JOHN o.
w THOMPSON candidate 10 present the
Fifth Congressional District in Congress-coun-
ties OF De alb, TrousdaIe, Wilson, sumner, Da-
vi .sJn Cheatham and Robertson. to
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WE are authorized TO announce HUGH
w DOUGLAS "a q candidate tor Alderman
from the First Ward at the ensuing Nun ciPal
Election. ang27 to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.

The Liberal Republicans and Democrats
held meeting at Pottsvle, Penn, last satu rday
evening.
Jesse A. Gladding and Gen. w. S. Farnell
spoke at a Greeley and Brown meeting at Johnson's
Landing, n. Y, on the 10th inst.
Over 80 Liberal Republicans Of Henry County,
Ohio signed the call for the Greeley and Brown ratca-
ton meeting held at Napoleon Saturday night.
Col. VIM. Ii. Stewart, Capt. John w. Young,
Capt. W. Murdaugh and Others spoke at the Greeley
aud Brown meeting in Norfolk, Va. on the 18th INST
The Hon. S. S. Bloom addressed the
Greeley and Brown Club OF Shelby, Riehland County
Ohio few days ago, about 400 persons being attend
The Germans Of Mobile, Ala, held a mass
meeting the 18th inst and passed resolutions decar
ing their Intention to vote FOR Greeley and Brown next
November
The friends of Greeley and Brown will hold
q ratification meeting in Port Jervis NJ Y, TO-
night. Gen. Edward r. Jones, tho Hon. Charles VIM
field and Stephen j. Meany expected to be present
A large and enthusiastic Liberal meeting at
Bennington, VT, the 10th inst. addressed by
Stephen j. Meany James A. Donnel and A. p. Chids Of
Bennington. Greeley and Brown flag was raised
during the day,
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orators inspire the hope that IN the even OF t sa
cess In the election OF its candidate. anyth "s III -
gained In aid OF Reform" He felt c0mpelIb ~ ~
outside for tho influences which should work -
lie says. "There Is no precedent OF political pa q" y
forming ITSELF"
Tho Liberal Republican Committee of .Ai
legany County, NJ y, hss been organized as follows
Chairman, H. a. Coats, wellsyile; Rlshford, o. I. Ig
gins; Cuba. W. W. Cole; Hume. W. p. Brooks; An
dover, John Prest; Bolivar, d. b. Newton; Alfred
Frlendship, H. j. COlwe; Allen, Joseph III. Ruther-
fora Belm0nf " A. willard Canasarauga, William A.
Payne; NewH Hudson, C. ii. Ives
The Hon. Geo. NJ Stearns in q speech ut
Westfed, Mass, Saturday night, declined TO be o
candidate for the Liberal nomination to Congress that
District The Springfield Republican says that this
fusal Twill be disappointment TO the friends OF tho
Liberal movement. while II will give unbOunded salts
faction to the Republican Leaders, and 10 IL safe TO say
will be read with especial relief by Mr. Dawes" Mr..
Stearnss is given briefly by himself III could not
II elected afford to live with my family In Washington
and God knows cannot afford to live without them ut
any price"
John J. Van Allen has issued a letter to the
Straight Democracy OF NewYOrk He says that at Bal
timoro "the bulwarks Of Democracy was torn down."
ats hitherto noble flag furled, and trampled in tho
dust :" that ga Spartan band OF brave seized the
flag" He insists that but brave, true shall
be sent 20 Louisville and adds that God hates towards
does the true Democrat" The flag OF the Democracy
must not" he says be longer polluted by such dast
ard hands" az those OF its worst enemy and lifelong
traduoer" This cleaning manifesto concludes with
invitation to all Straight Democrats TO attend at Louis
vile.
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DIED.

.cvRpaAN-oo Sunday 18th list. long and painful inesS
Mar Josephine AcEeuan Of Henry Alderman in Ito 's y'ss
The TsaaSe. and the family respectfully invited .s;s
the the TbiruehsL ilethoas Ohmcn s'-
and Nintb-ayes THURSDAY, August b. At O'Clock D. m
BRADsHAwA Orange N j. 90 Sunday evening August H. Franz
lyn T. Bradshaw, aged g.
Noiics Of funeral u Wednesdays papers
BRYANT-on Sunday evening" August 49, Mrs Mary Bryant mo
vy ~ he fs are invited 70 the funeral services az Der N
residence near rbrooPye eroosYn on "eo'~'r
morning eist inst. at 10 O'CLOCK
Tho. W. aad the late Eliza j CSnS AGA aIS aSII
R.y And friends can foot Of Cbambersst at TO n
RAToNn Seymour Conn Sunday August 49, Arthur Wales soe o
Edwin and NJ Eaton Of Orange j. aged year and
days 49,, v-,-
FrrzGBRALD-Iu Brooklyn Sunday August 49, Patrick Fser'
TN ye. and friends Of the family respectfully ni TO st-nt
The from residence $50 Buffers on Tuesday aons
$3.50 O'clock ST. Paos Church IN y, ~ WI ID thence /.
Calvary Cemetery. - - i.
FULLBRon sunday August 49, sa Jesse Fuller in tho 10Th 's' &c
Relatives friend, Of the family and Of bis sons ThO%a, sna Uh,,s
dence Bergen Point Wednesday 2lst inst, at m Ltss
leaves Of Lberiyst at Carriages "ui osh "auns ~
arrival at Bergen Point
pOIIYa stamford Conn Sunday Angus. 49, Caroline Wess.
wife Of the William Henry holly ,.,-..
The relatives and friends are invited 70 sena l Is az os
without further invitation -
MBRRITTAusu 49, GrOOn Landing Y. James heth
rSs unsr viii take place from Methodist chash on w'Oe'i'r
the 2lst. at o'clock p u
prTrT On sunday Auopst Fannie Augusta daughter Of stephen
and Augusta Petit aged years and eoas attend he funeral
hesu'es ana loa' ss, ps5ts Isis A!ancave, BroOstys
wednesday, 2lst inst, ate O'Clock
sMTa-At Turner'S Orange Co. on Sunday sysnas il in.
Maggie Jeanette youngest daughter Of ADaFs" and 'h A' As
d "a attend the funeral The residence OF her bss
10 Ataptcye on THURSDAY the I'D iast At 3oelosk p IN
SUNDAY 18th inst Madison, ~ Gathering
Am Younger danghter Maria Louise aud GeorB Fsndcpe
P ssuises at residence K slT. at Livingston n j. %
Tuesday, 10th inst, at } oeiocs p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20

ours at tho time have ever seen 60 much ras-
cnlitv practiced NJ the late election lrkets We're
taken from the cOorcd people who wanted 10 vote the
Republican tickot anu Democratic woes were sptii
tuted carry the election for the Democracy 90 ~ VIII
DO In November unless the polls can DO saiey guarded
The Hon. Joseph II. Hawley, conversation declared
hs preference for Grant He had Just returned from
Europe but after short respite intended to speak In
favor of Grant md to 60 the mass meeting at looming
ton W. on Aug. 81
CAMPAIGN MOVEMENTS
Tho headquarters OF the Democratic Executive Com
mttee were visited yesterday by Senator Ransom end
Col Harrison OF North Carolina, Col. Hinton OF virginia,
tho Hon. William Williams OF Buffalo ana representa-
tves from many other States Adyices received state
that Senator Trumbul, Gen. Farnsworth, Gen. Banks,
John Wentworth and Chauncey NJ. Depew are expected
in Maine during tho latter part OF TINS week ana no DC
ginning OF next Invitations have also been extended
TO Senator Trumbull the Hon. VIM D. droespecR anu
Messrs Woodbury. and Cary of Ohio, and Wallace OF
Pennsylvania and many other Democratic speakers 10
visit Maine and participate in their canvass Senator
Trumbull will make his opening speech on tho evening
OF Aug o. 1t is intended that tho canvass In Maine
shall be one OF the most thorough and elective In the
history Of the State.
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THE CHICAGO WHEAT CORNER.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNB.I

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-The corner In wheat,
which has held its own perssently for some time, was
broken to-day and the grain fell 20 cents starting In the
morning at 81 &C. and ending the quotation at 81 49, The
business at this is unprecedented as wheat at
this time is hardly in shape for cornerng. whether the
ring ia broken or not is hard to say but there Is some
thing very like panic among the bulls and bears no
one knowing Just when the blow will fall. On Change
there is the ntensest interest," and some fears Of mis-
chief among the large Dealers but as yet all Is con-
lecture. "
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
CHICAGO. Aug 19.--The greatest excitement prevailed
this afternoon in the wheat market caused by an ap
parent OF real collapse OF the corner In that cereal
Wheat opened this morning at 81 66 cash, or Seller
August but owing TO the large receipts during the past
a. hours declined 81 49, 1t rallied again and closed al
a. co. At the 81 p Board sales were made as low as
o. 49a.
The feeling of weakness was quite apparent and soon
amounted to almost panic Amid intense excitement
the prices rapidly declined until % cash. or seller
August was touched. The decline in September OPP
lions was less marked opening 2i, and the last sales
on the street were at IA.
There appears to be difference of opinion as to
whether the corner really is broken or not some holding
that the drop was made to stop the influx Of wheat to The
city, and that the clique will again advance the prices
Others assert that the corner is efectualy broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
PERSONAL.

The degree of d. D. has been conferred, by
the West Virginia College, The Rev W. W. Belden OF
Bristol, Mass.
Mr.. Emerson will have his house rebuilt at
Concord Mass on the exact model OF the original, In
which he lived so long and laOOtd so We'll
Gems. Hooker and Granger, who were class
West Point. met IN Portland oregon recently
for the first time since the battle OF Chattanooga.
The late John p. Bigeow of Boston be-
queahed $40 900 10 the Lawrence Academy at Groton'
Mass. Of which school lie was a member when boy
Bishop Randall has completed missionary
tour OF 200 Understanding mot OF the way in stage
coachin the Territory OF New Mexico, part Of his do
cese
Dan Godfrey leads the band of the Grena-
ders; Fred Godfrey leads the land Of the Codstream
Guards and Charles Godfrey lads that Of the Horse
Guards.
The Grand Duke of Meklenburg- Schwern
will cause the erection Of monument commemorative
Of all Meckenburgers who lost their lives IL the late
French and German war.
John Biglin, trainer of tie Amherst crew,
that won in the late regatta received gift OF 800 from
them, in addition to his salary If $40 day. after the
regatta was over.
We read that the proprietor of Lamartines
former residence at Macon his sold, in the last Two
years. to travellers 1000 quls with which Lamar
tine wrote his J0celyh'
There is a person in the West, mentioned by
The ST. Paul Press who tries opass himself as Mr. Gree
ley, Mr. Beecher and George Francis Train lie Is "
years of age, and he lectures.
The King of Italy showed wisdom and goou
taste when he ordered the w0ks of Samuel Smiles the
author OF "sefHep." TO be largely circulated among
his people. in Italian translatbns
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett the actor, was among
the friends of the late Mr. Fed wrsey who followed
his remains 10 their last reting place. at Forest Hiis
Cemetery, in Chelsea, Massachusetts.
The late II. b. Read, he poet, wore we'll
cut cameo ring on which WIS head of Shakespeare
at is the only way could nt ahead OF him" ne san
ness,
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THE TROPICAL HEAT.

The sun with unrelenting ferceness continued,
Yesterday to pour its rays upon sidewalks and roofs
The denizens Of Mulberry, Baxter and orsngests swell
tered in close and stenchfu during the day, and
swarmed upon sidewalks stoops and housetops
at night. shower. fell upon the city about
o'clock D. NJ, but no apparent abatement
NJ heat followed. Some people reluctant 10 part
with a sepsation OF the first order frequently ex-
nressed the belief that Pantamours comet had great
deal TO do with prolonged heat while Others at snort
nterva during the day consulted the Win
unappeased anxiety. Excursion steamers were hDerahy
natronized and ut early dawn men, women aud children
with heavily laden baskets began TO crowd the boats
hound for Coney Island Staten Island ana other places
where cool breezes are popularity supposed to lark Al
,ooether ten DAYS only remain until sepnmber the vsi-
tors AT watering places abide, and exppss intention
81 ,aturnine 10 the city Trains outgoing from the city
are s filled to ovcrnowing while ncomipg passengers
are no more numerous than they, were in July Inc
fatality from the heat yesterday. was less than on sew
era previous days The following were reported
in this city and Brooklyn;
Georse Ueenen, age 90, Of No. 81 Wiletst. was pros
trated by the heat at Cores aud Waterts yesterday
A man named Murray OF East sixteenthst, while al
! work on Pier No. %, East, River.
Charles Wyborand German, age 3d. dledyesteruay ~
| No. 1852 Fulton-ayo FfoOklyn, from sunstioke, -.
Matthew Rahezle., age 60, or No. 10 Iaituoh-s',
Brooklyn was sur alruck yesterday While WORKING Ia
| sewer In Eeyent.r st =,
An unknown sailor was Frustrated on board On
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS


ALBGsY Aug lg-Nhea-NothiDg RTs sr- ssfs esn1
Old State at s Cora neglected bat steady sae ~ round fefs
7sc Mired OAts moderately I'M
prices 26 bags White State at Sic Mrd state, No -
Sc 1857 bush. Western, AAott at f9lo.
WiLsusores. N. c. Aug. l9-Spnts TwpeniDe Sra tss
R0dn 81 10 for
IS for Rrrf Pa ~ 50 for Low Pale IS for Pale Cas a<
Pcntse s1v 81 50 for Hard % for Yellow Dpi - 10
Virgin. Ter steady hiSA
Aug nominal Roar quiet v-st
bat unchanged Wheat In fair sample Of faa
sad bl o No Winter Red 81 dDopny,
Mred sold Of Sc Oats dull No quoted $50 RYE dr1n No
sold at 6Oc WhfkY steady At Ole POk higher sH U.s. Bsos~
trm Shoulder sold at 5ic Clear Rb Sies 0c; Clear Sde lyc
Lard unchanged Hogs stead ct - U0t5 Cattle steady 6sic
RsceptsFOr 500 bbls Wheat D. 900 bush Corn o. ssss
Oats 20 100 bush; Rye, 900 bush; Barley. 1000 suh
NRwORLRASs. La, Aug 10 PlOur quiet: Treble Rra
60 Family So 25D ~ IS Corn quiet Mited Sc Whs Gs>
S4 Bss0n and higher; Shouiers sc nS
lie Clear Sides, lie Hams n17Ie Lard sra
packers DC Refined ~ og Keg II ollie Ssgr-Par 70 FiI
Pnr lci0olc Whisky dull at 3U9Sc Coffee, n0miasty 80
l9ie ETchangestesng ! Mes" fort sight per coat posa.
Gold ia
LOUISVILLE Aug lsTobaeco very stf; sales ~ hhd Bagas
Asty Hemp sold lst06c Fsr at 6s Cotton quiet sales %
MiddDg Flour in fair demand Extra Family quoted 81
IS Wheat only In moderate demand esDSI ~.
unchanged Mess Pork FIRM at SI9 90Sh Baee.-
sides 0talOc psgkd Bulk Meats Grnerj Shoulder quoted
6s Clear b Sides Sci Clear Sides 9ic for loose HsHs ss q
l6dI7c. Lard. 9i09lc keg, 10! 1l0ic WHISKY steady
TOLEDO IRi0ur dull and unchanged Wheat fair demss<
and lower No white Watash 81 q; Bra White Michigan ~ Di
No Michigan 81 Amber Michigan 81 a OH sl esy
81 spot and sess August No do 81 j seller Asss
81 39i seller September S Js 81 3 No do 81 a heees<
dull shade lower HghMref sc buyer August S.e
seller September. 46e; Teuo~ 46ie White & No grade 80
dull and shade lower; No Dc Michigan Old. Ia
PORK Lard dull and nominal shipmens3OS bb Floor Jsss
bush. Wheat 50 900 bush. Com. 1000 bush