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WEDNESDAY, April %, 1873.
nasnvfAle Cotton market.
We are indebted IN Nc Alister q. Wb

We are indebted to McAlister 81 Wheless.
Commission merchants, corner Broad and
College streets, for the following cotton
quotations in New York and Liverpool
during the day. -r-- a-. ...---- 81
LIVERPOOL, April %, l1:O0.-Cotton
quiet and steady. Middling uplands 9k0
gid; Orleans 9Rd. Sales to-day 10000
bales. -.
LIVERPOOL, April %, 1:30.-Cotton
quiet and steady. Middling uplands 956
gid, Orleans 9ad. Sales to-day 1900
bales, Of which 1000 bales are for export
and speculation.
NEW YORK, April %, 1O:25.-Market
dull. Futures weak. Ordinary 15c;
good ordinary 16sc; low middling 1890;
middling 1886; Alabama 1890; Orleans 19s;;
Texas 20tc. April delivery nominaliy
Is l9-16c; May 1Sa61s 1896; June 10 /
l6619Bc; July l94619 5.16c. Sales 400
bales.
New YORK, April %, l1:0O.-Futures
easy. Sales on contracts 1,400 bales; ex-
potts TO Great Britain 500 bales. -. f
NEW YORK, April %, 11:32-Futures
April delivery is 70 3261Ssc; May l8s
ais Is. S2c June 10 l-l6619 1920; July
IS 7-32619tc; August 10 3-166l9!c; Sep
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Home of Health

Travellers from the South will find DR.. =. T.
MIXERS Home Of health, 80 and Al w. 18th 81,
one of the most desirable places to live in New
York City. The location is first class; rooms
large, airy and elegant; table excellent, and
prices reasonable. The celebrated ltrklsh baths,
ffi,e Electric Bashs, Swedish Movements and
lifting Cure, are in the establishment. Tran,
sient and perrnant bosrders accommodated Send
for c1reular Address +. P. MILLER, M. d., ~
and Al w. 10th ST., n. Y. mh5O eOhAms So
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yfrus fin the Air.

We know that peculiar poison is evolved
from narshy ground and from the decomposing
filth Of cities by the sunshine Of spring, and that
this element, which is too subtle to be detected
by scientific analysis, produces epidemic and en-
demie tevers, aggraTates dyspepsia and all biz
ious disorders, disturbs the bowels, reiaxes the
nerves and debilitatest the general system. Luck
iIy an antidote to this atmospheric virus, and
specific for the diseases it generates, has been
provided. For a period of more than twenty
YEAR Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, medicine in
which the finest vegetable tonics and alterasiyes
are corabined with q perfectly pure stimulant,
has taken precedence Of every other preparation
as a specific for the ailments most prevalent at
this season of the year. II 10 agreeable as well as
effectual and emfnently safe and wholesome.
aD22 deodlWtSWlt3Gp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HaDpy Relief for Young Men from the
z.Tsa*s Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Mar
mood rs-sared. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New rasth9d Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
tree in sealed envelopes.
Soutb H;eth street. philadelphia, Ps--an Insti-
tuition having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill.
dSyw2m IN
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Selma, Ala, April 81.

beima, Ma, April p.
Market easy at quotations; sales so bales;
low middlings lite; STRICT good ordinary
16sc; good ordinary 15sc.
Columbus, Ca. April n. s,.
CottoD-Market weak. Ordinary 1350
14c; good ordinary l5Ac; low middlings 161
l6ac; middliDgs l7.0l7ac; sales 20 bales;
receipts 81 bales; shipments 113 bales.
Augusta. Ga, April IN.
The market to-day was steady, with q
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MonEgomery, Aha, April III.

fair demand, and closed firm at TIC for
middIing. Sales 1S9 baiesj receipts Ill
bales.
Montgomery, Alas April n.
Cotton Ordinary - c; good ordinary
C; strict good ordinary = c; low mid
dlings 16s017c; middlings nominal. The
market Is nominal.
The receipts to-day in Montgomery were
40 bales; shipments 81 bales.
Norfolk, April 9s.
-Cotton-net receipts 2,145 bales; exports
cosstwise 1,729 bales; sales 100 bales, stock
1851 bales.
Baltimore, Apfis N.
Cotton--grcss receipts $40 bales; exports
coastwise 81 bales; sales 95 bales; stock
10,5Sl bales.
BOSTON, April 81.
Cotton=gross receipts 1886 bales; sales
300 bales; stock II, 900 bales.
Wilmington, n. c., April N.
Cotton-net receipts 81 bales; exports
coastwise 26 bales; stock 4, All bales.
Atlanta, Ca, April ~.
Cotton steady at 16k617c.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Tennessee bonds were quoted yesterday
forenoon in New York at 80, snd in the
afternoon at 49,. They would bring here
about 79a. The past due coupons are dull
at 90.
State warrants are in but little demand
and with but few offering. Dealers bny at
99694 and hold at 95696.
The new issue Bank of Tennessee notes
are quoted nominally at 25c.
For rates paid for other stocks and bonds
we refer to the quotations as published by
the National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets.
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CURRENCY AND ExcHANeR.

Currency continues abundant with the
banks, with but little demand for money
with rates OF discount unchanged.
Exchange on New York is firm and in
good demand. The banks buy at par, while
in checking they charge at the rate of 81
per thousand.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Gold opened in New York yesterday at
117s and closed at 117a. Dealers here hold
at 1173, while they buy at 1156l16. Silver
is taken at 107 for halves and quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government funds are very firm and are
in most cases a shade higher. The follow
ing are the noon rates:
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unchanged. Corn meal firm at $40.
Cornfrrn st 55656c. Oats frmer at 42643c.
Hay dull. Bran firmer at 144d14ac.
Bacon held at full prizes at BIC, SIC, 104c,
1Oic. Lard firm; choice refined at 946
10lc. Mess poTk 18sc
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SHEEP FARMING IN THE SOUTH.

A Tennessee farmer writes to the New
York World that be loses more sheep du-
ring the dry months of August and Septem-
Der than in all the rest of the year. Du-
ring those months vegetation is paIehed, tho
growth of fresh grass suspended, water
scarce and bad, and the sheep are so troub-
led with the files and heat, that they stand
or lie in the shade all day. AS consequence,
they fall off and become sluggish, and the
weaker ones die, particularly the lambs that
come by the middle OF February, both for
keeping and for the early northern market.
To efectually remedy the evil complained
of, soiling crop should be grown to feed
the sheep in time Of drouth.-EEchdnge
The real trouble with sheep farmers in
Tennessee is, that they 90 not appreciate
the necessity Of cultivating half dozen
species of grass-scme to grow late in the
fall and early in the spring, and often in the
winter, and others, like Bermuda, in the
hot summer weather. Our natural grazing
is very defective; and the sooner farmers
act on this fact the earlier will they escape
the loss Of 50 many sheep, cattle and hogs.
Nothing is easier than to make first rate
pastures, except to neglect making them,
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The market was very active to-day; and
firm at the advance. We quote packed
from store as follows: lsla
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 94369kc; clear
rib sides 9694c; shoulders u 67ac, packed.
,BACoN-Clear sides 104c; clear rio sides
10c; shoulders Sc; country hams 1110l2c.
CHOICE HAMs--Hart & HensIey's Q. G..
@. canvased. i4614se.
BREAKFAST BACoE-Hart & Hensley's
@. q. Q. breakfast bacon canvased 121c.
LABD-Hart &c Hensley's snow fake
pastry in tierces 9sc; prime lard in tierees
9sc; kegs 1O4610kc; buckets 1lac; pressed
lard III tierces 9ac.
DRIED BEEF-Cantased 1916.
BEEF TONGUEs-Per dozen So.
There is good demand for country ba-
con, and we report sales from wagon to-day
at Tic for shoulders, 94c for sides and life
for hams.
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BaIefmore RFarketg .

BALTIMORE, April 23.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat steady; mixed western
65666c on spot. Oats frmer; western
mixed 4764Sc; white 4S649c. Rye quiet
and unchanged. Provisions strong. Mess
pork S18.50619.00. Bacon frmer and
higher; shoulders SIC; rib sides nominal;
clear rib bacon sides 104c; sugar cured
hams 18aN15c. Lard firm at 9ad9sc.
Butter scarce and wanted. Whisky firm at
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AMERICAN BEEF CATTLE FOR ENG.
LAND.

English cattle dealers are being attracted
by the vast herds of cattle in the Western
States, and are considering the question,
whether it may not be practicable to trans
port some Of our cheap live stock across
the Atlsntic-and it is asserted that a feet
Of steam vessels built for such purpose
would pay. A great deal of English capital
is now employed in growing wool in New
Mexico.
We have no doubt that the thirty million
inhabitants on the British Islands can OBJ
tain what imported meat they need cheaper
from ills country than from any other
whaievr. British capital should not only
build steamers for carrying live stock
across thu Atlantic, but railways from one
or more good shipping ports, into the inte-
rior of he South. The little that has been
done in he way of stock raising in Ten
nessee, indicates something Of our cLpa city
to prod ce fat cattle, if cur land and labor
should be employed for that purpose.
Englisbmen may come here aud raise wool
and mutton in any quantities for their own
home assumption. To feed and clothe SO
many millions in Europe is no small bust
ness; g. Il the more sound business men
study tie subject, The clearer is their con-
Viction that the work must be reduced to a
perfect system, involving large capital.
BONES AND BRAINS In FARMING.
From what we read in the Calcutta Re
Uietc, the London Gardeners Chronicle and
Agricultural Gazette, and learn from other
sources, it appears that cotton culture in
East India is receiving, just now, remark
able development. One item in the opera
ton is the construction of some 1000 miles
OF narrow gauge railways to facilitate the
transportation of cotton and other staples
to places of Shipment to Europe. The En-
glshmen who are pushing these improve
ments to completion, with view TO make
the most out of the fertile soil and limitless
cheap labor in their vast empire, are dis
cussing the principles Of agriculture with
all the zeal of new proselytes supporting q
new theology. They take sides against
Leibig, and contend that the supply of salts
of potash, lime and magnesia in common
clay Is inexhaustible for all agricultural
purposes. An Sbie writer in the London Aq-
TicuLtsyai Gazette reviews Calcutta pamph-
let on agriculture, and as the facts are of uni
versal application, we copy a paragraph
from the Gazette for comment:
"The fac is, almost every thing the
English farmer nowadays can do, is dore
by means of bones and brains-his own
brains and some body else's bones. Both
are desirable no coubt; but, though be
might get pretty good crops with rather
less brains, we are sure be would grow
nothing worth naming without the bones,
We have heard that a pasture broken up Is
mine Of wealth, and win produce several
crops of wheat without manure. But The
mine is exhausted in time by working it
and new land is impoverished by cropping
without manure. How can our author
ssuspecs that its (the soPs) mechanical
capacity rs mere retainer Of moisture, is
one of the most important Offices both in
Eneland and in Bengal?' 1t is al
y,ry well to Suspect that the
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fitE mEA lDs

p .
BIZ. J. MAURICE 1s7oMPsoN. al
Breast deep in young clover
And laved by rare streams
OF Fragrance poured ovefo z1osi.iss1ts
Z This season Of dreams raaE
Sing me song to-day, ~
Sing me aroundelsy,
~ Sweet Ineadow-larki
{. RE biooihs of the cherry,
The alder-leayes sweet
And the young vine Of dewberry
Under your feet,
Sigh for your song to-day,
Long for your roundelay,
sew ~ Dear meadow-lsrkl
! Song comes Of loving
Love comes In song
Love will be moving,
Right way or wrong;
Sing q t0ue-song to-day
A red-hot reundelRy, r
81. a Wild Meadow-larkl
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A SYRACUSE paper has received a poem
on the loss of the Atlantic, but is afraid to
publish it, lest some of the survivors seeing
1t might feel worse than they did at The
time Of the tragedy.
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TENDER 1s@is41c; October 17Ic bid. Sales
on call 700 bales. j t5Ftfsyl sgrss rffsg
New York, April %. 12:11.-Market
dull. Futures quiet. Ordinary l5c; good
ordinary 1916; low middling 1890; middIina
1850; Alabama 1850; Orleans l95c; Texas
204c. June delivery 10 9-16c. Sales on
contracts 1880 bales; for consumption 1874
bales, ~
New York, April %. 1:Oo.-Futures
weak. April delivery 1sk@lSsc; May lsa;
June 10 1-16c; July 1897 August nomi-
many 10 10 SS-l6c. Sales 8, 800 bales. =, !.
NEW YORK, April %, 3::35.-Market
dull. Futures Qniet. Ordinary uplanas
15c; good ordinary 1880; low middling 1890,
middhng 1860; Alabama 1850; Orleans 1955;
Texas 20ac. April delivery 1850 bid; May
is 23-S26lS 25-S2c, June 10 1 166l91c;
July 10 326194c; August 19S6191c; Sep
tember 1908 1-16c; October 174c. Sales
for exports 100 bales; for consumption 2e3
bales; for speculation q bales; on contracts
5000 bales. e,fs u.
NEW YORK, April %, 4:00.-Net receipts
2e,S63 bales; exports TO Great Britain 81
1888 bales; to the continent Il, 159 bales;
stock 455, 1893 bales.
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WANTS.

1HAETED-XouuE snen TO leai and engage
wv in sTeiegFaphr, for the new lines now
building Busincfs learned in a short time.
Permanent posItions anf good salaries as soon
st.tute rs Church strett, Nashville, Tenn.
ar.S In
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MEDICAL.

,. go MARRIAGE GUIDE. 3rthsTEEs
iate counselor TO the married those about 70 marry
he diseases vhiah inpedents TO MARRIAGE
All ubtful inc ositve wish % know sen,
enrsT seed for 50 eta By Dz EzrTR 67 81 Charles 81
MO- Longest engaged ard most sueeessfui sPeee'
ths age. ConsnltAOn or panphlet nes CAA
NAV 10. % dtfT1v
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New York Dry aoOds aarket

NEW YORK, April 23.-Business is
quiet with agents and only moderately
brisk with jobb5rsi Brown cottons are in
fair demand an light browns are selling
more freely at the decline. Fine eronsw
and heavy standards are firm. The Hope
bleached shirtings are reduced to 12tc, and
Wessacumcon B to 1870. Fine bleached
shirtiDgs are steady and well sold up, Col
ored eO:tons are in good demand and firm.
Shawls are quiet. Woolens dull Foreign
goods are selling largely at auction. Over
fourteen hundred pieces Of black and color
ed silks were sold in one auction room to-
day at low prices.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-Flour dull;
Xxx $3.50; xxx S7.146S.G0; family $500
61OO0. Corn firm at 57660c. Oats firm
er at 45646c. Hay, prime, quiet at $3.50
623. Dry salt meats quiet at re, &c,
93c. Bacon active st SIC, loci. 1Osc.
Hams 143H15c. Pork solo at SIS 756l9.-
90; buyers offer $3.50. Lard firm; re-
fined tierce, 81, keg 9s6104c. Sugar
nc sales. Understanding doing. Wits
Ky dull at S9a93c. Coffee 17619c. Ster-
ling 27A; sight premium. Gold 1T.
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Now YORK GeneraI Market

New YORK, April 23.-FlOur in good
demand and a shade firmer; superfine
Western S6.7507 so. Whisky easier, at
90aG91c. Wheat less active; choice north
western $1.6561.643, afoat; amber $1.9O.
Clover seed quiet. Corn opened tirmer,
with fair demand; new mixed Western
67n6sc. Eggs unchanged. Leather in
fair demand, at 273d31c. Wool in fair
demand.
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IL ycn- osu o'eo> .N.ss, ec.'t sAAes AnoNte cit
sauriy IN hArncss or under saddle ap22 a.
CS0R sALE-On one, Two, three, four and
10 five Ecsrs time--1lo eqplgaEne Blue Grass
five miles from Nashville GA the seBrick Church
Pike" Wen tiIneered, Natered and fenced; pas
tures OF finest blue grass; land as fertile a. any
IN Tennessee; improvements Of almost every
kind, consisting of stone and frame dwelling.
containing seven rooms, Kitchen eellars bath
room and an the modern improvements; c5ttste
with two rooms in tAe yard neatly finished; )
brick gardeners house with five or six rooms:
servants room, splendid cisterns and wells. and
ali necessary out houses; fine grist mill; barns
and stables for about one hundred horses En-
9uire on the place or through Postofice. Address
Mrs: RACHEL d. FooTE, Nashville, Tenn.
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81 BANKING.
BANKING HOUSE
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY
L. g. T.ARBOx. Cashier.
THOs. s. M.zRR, Pres's,

NKPOsrTs REOEIvED AND INTEknsI
~ allowed thereon; loans negotiated, collsf-
lions made, and General Banking businesstrzn
sctsd. IS 81 sL sffae i.,r ian 1y
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nashville live stock Azarhss.

CATTLE-We report fair demand and
steady as follows: Good shipping 4a64sc;
choice butchering 3s64sc; medium $40
3ac; common Hope; stockers 364ac.
SHEEP-Demand moderate at $4,000
600 per bead, according to quality.
/ Hoes-No heavy hogs coming in. We
quote shoats at 31645c.
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CIneinnatt nIarkets.

CINCINNATI, April 23.-Flour firm at
$7.506775. Wheat quiet, S1.65c. Corn
firm at 43c. Rye SOC. Oats in fair
demand aud prices higher at 35644c. Barley
firm. Eggs strong at 14c. Butter steady aud
Cheese firm. Provisions strong and high
er. Pork strong and generally held at 19c.
Lard strong, held at Ole for steam. Bulk
me ITS firm and active; for future sales,
shouldersI7c, clear rib sides held at 9!c; clear
95c. Bacon firmer, shoulders SC; clear rib
9sc; clear 10c. Whisky steady at SEC.
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FOR RENT.

ROR RENr-One new oottage ON Fathes-
II land street, Edgeneld. Apply to W. II.
DAVIS, at Yeargin, Douglass q keese's, Pub
nc SQUARE. - apl9 II
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.OTo LOAN.

NSNFsrNNSNr1N
fINO IOAN-SL0Oo for one year on hrst-class
collaterais. ARRTNGT0N, FARRAR 81
WEAKLEY, Agents. ap24 1t
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SumdEto1.


SEEDs-We change quotations as follows:
Glover 1915; timothy $4.2564.50; orchard
grass $2.256250; blue grass $3.50; herds
grass $1.50; onion sets $500 per bushel.
COTTON YARNs-We quote at lac, l4!c,
16ac and l84c for 700, 900, 500 and 400.
SHUCKs-In demand at $3.50 per 100 fhs
for hacked, and $1.50 for rough. ,..-..
WRAPPING PAPER.-We quota small at
kqc; medium 75c; double crown 81.
IRoN.-We quote IS follows: Tennessee
bar 7ac ~ h; Kentucky do &c; Tennessee
band 7s610c; Kentucky do. 6s674c; Ten
nessee boiler plate &c; boiler heads 9tc;
fire box 10c, sheet, common 6d7c; do
Kentucky 7!684c; do Tennessee S69sc.
BARRELs-We quote at 45c.
GLAsswARE--We change our quotations
to suit the card rates as follows: by 10
1915; 10 by II 81 %; 10 by IA $780,; 10 By
10 $8,75; u by IA sS.75; u by 16 1915: IL
by Is 1925; II by 20 1926. Discount
401.. Es.-.-l ...... 81.
FLAsKs-The quotations let are as fol-
lows: Half pint 1915; pint So rs; quart
$4.75.
CANDEs-We quote stick candy II;
common fancy 18c.
RAIsINs-We quote as follows: ! box
95c; ! box S1.75; whole box So.
CoRDAGE-Jute 15c; grass &c; cotton
32c.
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BANKING.
BANKING.
Third National Bank.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
BOARD OF DIRECToRs,
" W. BERRY, OHAs. e. HILLMAE,
JOHN RIRKMAN, EDGAR JONks,
DANIEL z. OARTER.

OAN1hA Z 7. OAh1hEs
TNRANSACTS GENERAL EXCHANGE
Il Business and deals in United States Bonds
aud Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
Nv, BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN. Vice President. sepI IL
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FOR SALE.

TN0R sALE-At Combs Stable, a very me 5
n year old black horse, good tize, moves ele-
zauffy IN harness or under saddle. an22 Al
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LONDON, April 23.-Consols 93s. q. s.
8 20's '67, 99ss; new IS, S9s. Erie 51!.
LIVERPOOL, April 3d. California
wheat lis 6d611s I'd. Corn 27s 6d627s
3D. Turpentine as, Lard 42s Cd. Beef
SIS Cd.
PARIS. April 23,-Rentes 56f.
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