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SACK RACES at Exposition tO-night.
Personal,

Mr.. \. ii. Robinson, Superintendent OF
the Nashville City Transfer Company, left
the city fO- Knoxville laSi night. lie viii
be absent several days.
MesSrS. \. f. Shrader and George Wins
low, Of The -. Louis and Southeastern
road, are soiOuming at the Maxwell.
Rey Father MeagheT, of Edgetield, has
returned from Knoxville. He preached 20
a large audience in the Catholic Church OF
that place last Sunday morning, and in the
afternoon officiaied in laying the corner
stone of a new Catholic school building.
Hon. II. II. Harrison has gone to Wash
incton, on business connected with the
donation Of land recently made TO Fisk
University 10y Congress.
Jas. \. Mcclure, the music dealer, left
last evening 10 spend tie season among the
sprinES of EasL Tennessee and Virginia.
Joseph ). Carols, special agent of the
pUstoiiice Department, returned 10 the city
Yesterday morning, after lengthy tour
through the Southern States.
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ESCAPE AND ARREST.
A Man Accused Of Murder is Tracked
10 His Hiding PIace-HIs Where
abOuts Discovered Through n Letter
He Wrote 10 a Woman.

W " NNehAo"s
Yesterday morning Messrs. y. p. Wat
son and l.. f. Williams arrived in the city
from Evansville, having in custody Harris
Hoover, alias Lynch Bennett, the man ac-
cused of killing Matt Wheeler, of Jackson
county, Tennessee,in July, 1872. By the di-
rection of the Governor, Hoover was
lodged in the Davidson county Jail for safe
keeping, the Jackson county Jail being re-
garded as insecure. MeSsTs. Williams and
Watson will get a reward of $500 offered
by the State and possibly also reward of
$50 offered by private parties in Jackson
county.
Hoover was arrested at Patoka, Gibson
county, ILL.,, day or two since. \ letter
which he wrote TO a widow woman i'm
Smith county, Tennessee, led to his arrest.
Mr. Williams, who lives in Smith county,
learned his whereabouts from this letter.
With this clue he and Watson set out for
Patoka where they found Hoover, not as
H0Orer but as Lynch Bennett-a name
which he had assumed, and under which
he had married i'm Illinois. lie married
widow named Holland, about eight months
AGO, and was living with his wife when
Williams and Watson demanded his ar
rest. lie surrendered without resistance.
Ills " lif bNNsAlllN -ittAAlN NAoAiNooNN "AANh
informed that he was prisoner and want
ed TO come TO Tennessee with him. He
Informed his captOrs aft, rward that he had
impaired his secret to leT.
Ii seems that Hoover was engaged TO the
niece Of Wheeler in 1872, and that the lat
ter strongly objected to the marriage. Out
of this opposition, quarrel arose in which
Hoover took Wheeler's life. An indict-
ment was afterward found against Hoover,
charging him with murder in the first de-
gree. He escaped then, but now, after he
ing at large for two years, he has been
Oyeupached.
Hoover is &c years Of age, has dark hair
and eyes, and was, at one time, employed
on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
in the capacity Of brakeman. He was
known among his fellow employees as
''Pretty Harry"
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LATEST MARKETs By TELEGRAPH

MOBILE, July b Cotton easier; mid
ding l6.c; low middling l5!c; strict good
ordinary lie; net receipts Is bales; exports
coastwise Isl bales; sales 80 bales; stock
6,T26 bales.
GALVESTON, July 15.-COtton quiet and
unchanged; good ordinary 145c; mid
ding 1870; net receipts 10 bales; exports
none; sales $50 bales; stock 5,741 bales.
SAVANNAH, July 15.-COtton nominal;
middlinS I55c; net receipts % bales;
sales So bales; stock 1O,959 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 1j.-CottOn duh
and nominal; middling 15sc; net receipts
1873 bales; exports coastwise 20 bales; sales
So bales; stock 9, 423 bales.
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Official Misrepresentation of school
Funds.

The State Superintendent of Public In
struction having asccrtained that certain
county trustee had turned over to the school
director Sl44 in county warrants, jury
tickets, pauper tickets and State money,
CTmbett issue) dated 1876, instead of the
lawful currency received for warrants
issued 70 him from the Comp!rOller's
office, has instructed tire county superin-
tendent to see that the pcculaiiug trustee
be required to folk over the whole amount
in cash, rs he should have done At first.
Superintendent Fleming, who seems de-
termined that the public school funds shall
not be tempered with, also requests that
the facts connected with the case be fully
reported TO him, in order that proper steps
may be taken to prosecute the ofiender.I
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Now Advertisements.
Cow nd calf for sale.
Furnished rooms for rent.

Cow nd calf for sale.
Furnished rooms for rent.
Book keeping and copying solicited.
Photography taught by J. W DOlbear.
DIR. A. Blitz has located Al p North sum
Iner street. and viii devote his exclusive
attention to the treatment Of diseases Of
the eve and ear.
A nice house, with twelve acres Of ground
and three hundred fruit trees, for rent.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
will fall into the hands Of the holder of the
lucky ticket IN the next Gift Concert of the
Public Library of Kentucky.
Situation wanted by a competent book
keeper.
Be sure to read the city notice of I. E.
Winstead & Co, announcing reduction in
prices Of boots and shoes.
Bids wanted by J. F. PentecCst, Chair
man Street Committee, for the construction
Of a stone sewer, grading etc.
The steamer Arch 7. Green leaves for
Paducah to-day at 10 4. NJ.
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Narrow Escape OF a Sneak-ThieE.

About II o'clock last night, gentleman
occupying room in the Commercial IIo-
tel, on the ground floor, facing Cherry
street, was awakened by some one endeay-
oring to pull his clothes through the iron
grating Of the hOisted window. His alarm
started several policemen in pursuit Of the
thief, but the latter escaped, Officer Burns
following him to the trestle on Summer
street and firing three shots without effect.
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Ia the Public.

To the Union and American:
Thinking pro ably that the reported i'll
terview" between your reporter and an un-
dertaker Of this city might be construed as
emanating ar our establishment, we take
this method Of informing Our citizens that
said sinterview; did not occur with any
member of our firm. Yours respectfully,
Il. II. tiROOsIES x Co, Undertakes,
Nos. IL and A North Cherry st.
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Wholesale Dog Slaughter.

No dogs were received at the WOrkhouse
Yesterday, the City Marshal having decided
to receive no more until a suitable place for
confining them has been provided. Several
died yesterday from suffocation and general
misery. As il was quite apparent that
they would all die within twenty-four
hours, the City Marshal concluded to kill
them last night. Between eight and half
past nine O'Clock over one hundred were
beaten to death with billctS Of cord wood
10y two stout negroes.
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Lively skirmisi,ing in Lebanon.

They had a lively time of it in Lebanon
a day or Two ago while trying to Soothe
Bowen Saunders. who yearned to Kill two
negroes that had offended him. He was
dangerously drums, and threatened, after
he had been dIsamed, to kill Mayor An
derson, policeman Tom King and one or
tuO nj hers
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Pulaman Palace Drawing-ROOm and Sleeping
Cars from St Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
10 Washington and Baltimore without change OF
cars.
Through tickets aud further information can
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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SALT LAKE, July 15.-The Governor of
Utah has issued proclamation under the
Poland bill. fixing the time and place for
holding the District and Supreme Courts
I'm this territory Ann Eliza Young will
arrive here this evening and a reception
will be given her at the Walker House.
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Court Clerk, Capt. Perkins, is reelected
10y a very large majority.
Our Circuit Court has been in session
over week, and Judge Martin, with his
usual ability and dignity, IS dispensing
even-handed justice to all concerned With
great satisfaction.
The effects of the rain which fell here
last week were very percept.ble, but we
were so dry that it will take another good
one to set us all right on the crop question.
r
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Attention AIabamians.

All the Alabamians doing business in
Nashville are requested to meet in the
genilemeR's par,or of the Maxwell at half
past eight o'clock tonight.
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DOOley's Yeast Powder is the cheapest,
but not lowest priced, Baking Powder. FL
egant biscuits, rolls, etc, prepared in few
minutes. gI4 dI"NNH
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Amounting in an to.

Amounting IN an to............. S2.6i5.0 go
The Nashtille and bEattsnsega Rail
road Company. and the East tennessee
and Georgia and East Tennessee and Viz
ginia Railroad Companies have promptly
paid the interest upon the bonds endorsed
for them, and they have never been a
charge upon the Treasury, and are now be-
ing retired ard tlle states liability extin-
guisbed- The tennessee and Aiabafre
Railroad Company have also retired their
endorsed debt in full, while the Nashville
AID Chattanooga road, under the provisions
~ thu act OF the last Genefal ASSEMBLY,;
have deposited with the Comptroller their
first mortgage (eOnsOlidated) bonds suffi-
cient to retire their debt. The liability in
CURED for
THE MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
Railroad company is the only liability
7risIng irO'is sndoTseinenis; which can in
anv event pro-e burden iipdn the State,
and if the provisions Of the act extending
the AID have been complied with, the Slate
is safe even from this. The bonds upon
which this endorsement was made we're
bonds OF the city OF Memphis, issued to
the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company, in payment of the stock Of the
Nli1 ldhNAA aAll AlC4A ~ NAlI N<ApAttAA VI biAO
railroad company, The act expressly pro-
vides that the railroad company shall en-
dOrse the city bonds rs first and the Stale
as second endOrser-that the city of Mem
phis shall give a mortgage on its stock or
interest in the rOad-that the railroad COM
psny should give the State lien upon the
whole IT the irsn and equipments, extend.
ing from Memphis to the St. Francis River,
and that the city Of Memphis provide and
set apart sinking fund, out Of which to
pay the Interest % per cent? upon the
bonds, and in addition two per cent. per
annum, commencing Feb. 81, 1861. This
endorsement was male in 1856, and if Gov.
Johnson took the precautions prescribed by
the act TO save the State harmless, no de-
mand can reasonably be made upon the
State on account of these bonds. We hence
conclude that as 10 the endorsed debt Of the
State, no call for principal or interest will
ever be mad upon the stats;
THE WAR ilONbs.
We have made no mention of the war
bonds issued during 1861, amounting to
s., 100000, bearing interest at the rate Of 5
per cent. per annum maturing 1871, nor Of
the war tdX bonds maturing 1884,
amounting to 81, 491 eco, and also bearing
interest at the rate Of s per cent. These
bonds have never since the war been recOg-
nized as binding upoii the State in any
event.
EXHIBIT OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT
BONDS Issued.
The following table will show how the
bonds of the State have been distributed
among the several railroad and turnpike
companies Of the State:
RAILROADS.
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GREEN-At the residence OF his son-in-law,
ThoS. ID. Fite, Esq, on North Vine street, At 2
O'Clock P. N. on Wednesday. the 18Th inst, REV.
A L p. GREEN, ID. D., ma the oith year oil Ms
age. -, ~.
7The funeral services will take place this
fThurs.lzy) afternoon, at O'Clock, from Nc
Eendree Church aud will be conducted by
Bishop MeTyeire and other ministers.
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10 TEACHERS AND CoNsUCToks

In addition e the very full accounts we
pulsli=h during the commencement Sea-
son" of the exercises of various Colleges
and Schools, we have determined further to
add our mite 70 the interests Of general
education by inserting College and SclIUol
Announcements, ia tive advertising columns
Of the UNION AND AMERICAN, at any time
between the 18th Of June and the 18th Of
September, al % per cent less than orr
..sual rates. je1s If
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Result Of the LOck-BOx Experiment
Circuit COurt-MOre Rain Needed.

To the Union and American:
FRANKLIN, Tenn, July II, 1S74.-I en-
close you full list of candidates for the
comfy offices Of Williamson county, with
the result of the votes counted from the
lOcE-boXes, which business was finished
to-day:
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ceiyed at its face and the new bond given
fJ- 2. bears interest from the lst Of Janua-
nv, 1874. The iiOlder of the bond or cOu-
pom maturing prior to 1874 loses his inter-
est from the maturity Of his bond or coupon
to January /, 1874.
THE PRESENT DEBT.
The total amount of the debt Of the
State, funded and registered under the act
Of 1873, ND TO date AMI now outstanding, is
s2O.249,O00. OF this amount, $3.50, 900
consists Of the new series Of funding bonds,
and S14. Sc, coo Of bonds registered under
that act. We can but call attention to the
large proportion OF renewal bonds Issued by
the State, consisting Of all such bonds as
liaFe been Issued TO renew other bonds or
coupons as they matuTed, and amounting
to SS,I96.OOO. If this SS,196,OO0 had been
paid at its maturity, the State debt would
to-day be 81, 053, goo, instead Of so, 249,-
600. Surely these figures are sufficient
comment upon the policy Of POstpOning
and delaying the payment Of our debts as
they mature, and nothing but a necessity
arising from unusual and temporary causes
would Justify the pCstpOnement Of payment
of both interest and principal as it natures.
The whole of the debt has not vet been
registered and funded under the act Of
1873. The amount Of the debt is not IN
certain, however.
TOTAL. LIABILITIES-DEAwB
The total liability of the STATE will be,
after the whole of il is presented, ST.
920.3S6.45.
But, Nhile this will be nominaily the
debt Of the State, the amount upon which
it viii be called to pay interest, viii be
much less; reduced as follows:
By the amount due from solvent
railroads and upon which they
paw interest and thus relieve the
SLatt...- .-s..=s---- s'itNlf' tA -
Amounts due from the purchasers
Of delinquent railroads. ......... s23,21 %
Amount Endorsed bonds upon which
the railroad companies pay inter
est and which the state is not
called 10 pav..................... 2152,4rO ~
s6,4J5, 5Is 70
Leaving the actual state debt, not
including the school fund.-. = ,4s2,sJi 30
Amount school fund ............... 2f5i2,5oO 20
Total 81, S95,S57 50
This would require an annual interest of
one million four hundred thousand dol
lars.
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Blank {. } indicates no report cipher (0) sta
tiOnary; minus (-l tendency 10 fall; plus ten
dencv TO rae A. g. FORD. Observer.
The river continues to decline at this
point, with 2 feet > inches on the shoals.
The A. p. Green arriSed from Dixon
Springs, bringing Is hhds. tobacco. She
leaves this morning for Paducah.
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100, 900 Sawed Poplar Lalhs at NJ. c.
Goldberg fS Co.'S. jy14 81
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5000 Cedar Posts for sale cheap at NJ
c. Goldberg Il Co.'S lumber yard.
iv143 81
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ing Internal Improvements, the State, uin-
der the acts Of lS4S, 1852 and 1856, en-
dersed the bonds Of seteral railroad .oif-
panies and thus becane guaranIor for the
payment Of interest upon these bonds, and
for their ultimate payment.
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Cash customers will lind it to their in
tereSt to 80 TO Treppard * Co.'S for Cook
Stoves, Fruit Cans and Ice Cream Freezers.
jy12 st 12,16,19
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FRoLIc at Exposition tonight.

NEARLY two thousand steeTage passengers
sailed from New York last Saturday, aud
more were anxious to go. The causes for
this stampede are thus given by the Gin
ciRaGti GCzette: First, the reduction OF
nearly fifty per cent. in steamer rates, and,
second. the stagnant condition OF the labor
market. There are now more men out OF
employ in New York, than at almost any
time in its history-and the same may be
said Of the other large cities.
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GONE TO HIS REWARD.

WHEEIBARRow RACE at Exposition TO
night.
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OLD WILLIAMSON'S TICKET.

SILVER PRIZES given away at Exposition
tonight.
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CITY NOTICES.

Hot and COOl.-Thc heated term Of the
weather and of the Public Library Gift
Concerts run together just now. Both are
getting red hot. The thermometer marks
something like one hundred degrees in the
shade, and the Fifth Concert guarantees the
lucky holder of the capital prize S250,000
ain the cool" 1t
New Class in Photography this week.
}. W. Dolbear. jy16 st
Great reduction in prices Of Boots and
Shoes at T. f. Winstead & Co.'S, opposite
the Maxwell House. Ladies' Philadelphia
Side and Front Lace $500, regular price
$3.50; Misses Cloth Side Lace and Front
Lace S1.5O, regular price $500; Mems and
Boys Boots reduced in the same proportion.
lyle 81 thur, sat, sun
Trunks Trunks,! Trunks ,-Wm.
Dunstead, at 81 North College street, has
an immense stock of ladies and gentle
mems Travelling Trunks, Valises and
Satchels, which he is selling at extraordin-
AIRY low prices. jylj 3mOs&eOd6mos
Ed. ii. Miller, at No. North College
street, sells Mosquito Nets cheaper than
any other house in the city. jy15 eod2w
DOgsi DOgs!-Dog MUzzles at Treppdrd
" Co.'S. iyl2 st l2,16,I9
Cash customers will lind it TO their in
terest to 20 TO Treppard x Co.'S for Cook
Stoves, Fruit Cans and Ice Cream Freezers.
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THE RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Under the act of Jan. 80, 1850, there was
issued to the East Tennessee and Georgia
Railroad Company S350,000 of six per cent.
bonds, maturing in 1890, and soon after
began that general issue of bonds under the
Internal improvement acts of 1872, which
continued untilthe constitutional provision
of 1870 put an end to the loaning Of State
credit, and the insurance of State bonds for
internal improvement purposes. The whole
of the bonds issued after this time were six
per cent. bonds, II aturing in 1892, in 1898,
and in 1900.
The following table is a correct exhibit
of all the bonds issued by the State and
classed according to the purposes of their
issuance:
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THE population Of the German Empire
is now estimated at 41,O9O,S46 inhabi-
tants.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Elm Street Sunday School.

UIHE TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS OF
Film Street Sunday School viii meet at the
Church,
At O'Clock = his Afternoon,
to pay suitable respect TO the memory Of our
venerable father, DIR. A. l. P. Green IL l. our
desire to join the procession a. II passes Elm
street and accompany the remains 10 the city
limits WM. NJ. MCCARTHY,
10 Superintendent.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Maximum thermometer, 90 deg-i minimum
thermometer, IS DEG.
Tsisgraphie Report from Signal Service CorPs ..
s. a, Of O5ssrrGti0a, az 1856 T. My tas
Western Union Line.
Fia0. q 0OsST- Bar Ws T s:sls Sl
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TENNESSEE Il PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On and after MAY 2S, trains viii run as fol-
lows, Depot South Cherry st.
No. l, daily, except Sun
davs...,....,......4 40 P. N. SIS A. N.
GEO. NANCY, Pres't & Sup't.
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TRAINS.
Eastern Fast Line, eK-
Cept SuRday.........
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly
Cincinnati night Ex-
press, except Sunday
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday...-...........
Lexin gtOn Express, ex-
cept Sundsy.........
lie grange AccOmmOda-
ttan, except Sunday
LAgr nge Accommoda-
ton. except Sunday.
helbyville Mail except
Sunday........-....-.
SheIbyville Express ex-
oept Sunday-........
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TRAINS.

sUTSVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
ZINE RAILROAD--Jrainsi leave and ar
- - I.n.-a Ill n. A. tnnlrr-s.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEE,
WASHINGTON, July IS, 100 A. NJ.
PrObdbiIitieS.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, incr easing cloudineSs, local
rains and variable winds.
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Dogsi DOgs!-Dog Muzzles at Treppard
II Co.'S. jyl2 81 12,16,19
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Ed. ii. Miller, at No. North College
street, sells Mosquito Nets cheaper than
any other house in the city. iy15 eOd2w
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New Class in Photography this week.
}. w. DOlbear. jy16 st
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, soith Changes ~
tAs q Hours ending 3 p. n. July 10, 1874.
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RAILROAD BONDS GUARANTEED.
This does not, however, embrace the en-
tire bonded liability incurred by the State.
Under the same general policy Of foster
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PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-.Cotton
quiet-middling III; low middiing
l61e; strict good ordinary 1875; good
ordinary 153S; ordinary 13; net receipts
Is; gross 269. s 't
WILMr.aToN. April 18 Cotton steady
-middting 161a; net receipts At; ex-
ports coastwise 1873; sales Is; stock IL.
CHARLESTON, April lS.-Cotton strong
and Notwithstanding 163s6l6L; -;
low middling 164; good ordinary Is u
lGl5I; net receipts Coz; exports to
Great Britain 90; coastwise 324; sales
400: stock 81, ,626.
BosToN, April 49, Cotton firm; mid
dlings 175a; net receipts 81; gross 2S4;
sales 300; stock 6,O0O.
BALTIMORE, April 18.-Cotton quiet
middiings 17ls; low middlings lG15;
good ordinary Is; gross receipts 1O3;
exports coastwise 81 sales 2SO; spinners
20; stock 1878
MEMPHIS. April 18.-Cotton firm and
offerings iight-low middlings lG(a16tL;
receipts 459; exports 81; stock 40, 539.
SAvASSAH, April 1S.-Cotton very
hrm-m middling 16la; net receipts 1,l50;
gross 1,l61; exports to France l,6U5;
coastwise 270; sales 537; stock IL, 595.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-Flour steady.
Corn i'll demand and fraction higher.
Whiskey lower-94 Pork finer, at
!6. 50@l70O. Bacon strong und stea-
dier, ut 634 for loose; clear rib 9aS.
Lard held at 934, but no sales.