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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23

Councilman Luck insisted that the bill
donating $50 to f. b. Var0na (whO had
his arm broken while on duty As engineer
of the fire engine HTnilton) should 80 TO
the committee on Improvements and eX-
penditureS. Whereupon Councilman Moore
exclaimed: why the mans arm is broken
I'm sure there is no improvement about
that"
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]. r. GOlladay's Sixtieth Drawing

Next MOnday.-Send your orders without
delay. There are two thousand valuable
prizes, more than half of which are cash,
the first three being one thousand dollars
each, in gold, silver and greenbacks. Tick
cts only one dollar, or six for five dollars,
Address J. r. Golladay, Bowling Green,
Kentucky. Tickets for sale by W. G.
Price, A South College street, Nashville.
;oD90 DE-
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Enref1eHme.

The Fayetteville Express Of the 22d las
the following complimentary note: Tues
day last was a blank day IN Fayetteville.
The Nashville mail failed to reach us, and
general disappointment was manifested by
our citizens at the PostOtiice, when that
fact was aScertained."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23
something out of ts,e Common.

Heretofore there has been no ordinance
requiring street brokers to pay city license,
and it is remarkable fact that the bill
which passed final reading in the Com
mon Council last night, compelling that
class Of merchants to pay license tax, was
drawn MP by a street broker, who said he
thought he ought to be taxed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23
On iss travels.

A gentle zephyr came mp Church stree.
Yesterday morning, turHed The corner OF
Cherry, wrenched off a Leavy sign al De-
moyille's drug store, broke a heavy iron
awning frame, and waltzed down North
Cherry street looking for something else TO
a;nuse itself with,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23
Reinr demolished.

The Stables formerly occupied by the
Sp nee Street Railway Company are being
to II down. The lot is to be converted into
a wood yard.
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He wanted "a Basket.

Brown Green, col0rei, was sent 10 Jail
Yesterday because, OF his fingers having
cling to a market basket which he had
MT previously paid for. nor yet lad it will
ed to him by a departed friend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23
CONCERT in EdgeHeId.

The choir Of the Second Presbyterian
Church have volunteered to give concert
at McClure's Hall, Edgefield, on the 18th
inst. the proceeds to be turned over to the
Edreiield Baptist Church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23

THERE is no use in being dragged through
the world like a dog tied under cart,
yelping and hanging back. What we must
do we may as we'll do willingly; as well
walk as be dragged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23
Accident.

We are informed that a freight train ran
off the track night before last about seven
o'clock al Spring Hhl on the Decatur road.
Several cars We're turned over and other
trains DELAYED. Other mischief, none.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23
RaiIroad Payment.

The Memphis and Charleston Railroad
paid to the Comptroller yesterday S45,BO
in bonds, for the payment of the McMinn-
willie and Manchester railroad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23

New ORLEANS recently sent to Genoa,
Italy, 200 barrels of whisky manufactured
I'm Louisiana. but consoles herself with the
reflection that it is al coming back soon,
in the form of French brandy.
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0ti0riferOuS.

The individual who would want more
than half a dozen good wEilS Of the atmO-
sphere circulating in a Nashville MaSis-
traces court during the pendency Of an in
terestinG case, must be gTaSping indeed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, Jan. ., 100 A. NJ
PrObdbilitieS.-In the Atlantic States
less clOudineSs with fresh and brisk south
easterly and sOuthwesterly winds will pre-
vail, followed by lower temperature and
winds gradually shifting 10 nOrthweStarly.
For the lake region and thence SOUTH
ward to the Ohio valley, light sain or snow
during the morning, followed by lower
temperature, rising barometer and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Southern States east of the Mis-
sissippi river, clear or fair weather, except
on the gulf coast, where light rain viii pre-
vail.
The temperature will fail in the Missis-
sippi valley, with fresh to brisk northwest
erly to nOrtherly winds on the Texas coast.
FOrthe Northwest, rising barometer with
very cold and clear or clearing weather and
nOTthweSteriy TO sOuthwesterly Winds
For the st. Lawrence valley and thence
to New Brunswick, rain and brisk variable
winds with high temperature.
RIVEK NEWS.
Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, uitI Charger ~
the "A Hours ending p. N. Jss. p, 1874.
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4 Fall,

Monroe Biddle, carpenter, fell yester-
day from the second story window Of No.
Cherry street, mutinghimSelf considerably.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23

Rooms for Young Men.-Fifteensingle
Rooms in the st. Cloud for rent. Plenty
of light and ventilation. Apply early to
C. A. Thompson, at CalhOun's, Maxwell
House. jan22 st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23

Pleasant Family ROOms.-Pleasant
apartments for families for rent in the st.
Cloud Hotel. Also the dining hall and
kitchen. Apply early to C. A. Thompson,
at Calhoun's, Maxwell House. jan22 st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-23

Everything nice and new, at low prices,
at Hogan Bros. JANIS eod5t
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Black BOmbazine Silk Warp, Just re-
ceived at Hogan Bros. jan23eod3t
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White Alpacas, new, at Hogan Bros.
ian23 eOd3t
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RIVER NEWS
STATIONS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, VItI CSany,s -
he d Hours sndina p. " Iaa. y. 1s74.
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STATE OF THE wEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Thursday,
Ian. ~ fSzf

TsIsqrdphie Report from SignaI !SeTrice C6rps q.
- a, Of Observation, az 1921 p. My Ehs
Western Union Line
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Meeting of tine two Boards.

Cherry Street TO be Raised-Merchan-
die Brokers TO be Taxed-The Peo-
Pies Gas-Light Company TO the
Front Asain-Are Theatrical Troupes
10 be Driven from NashviEIe?-''Ir-
northumberland to be Cut OF
from the Penitentiary, Etc, Etc,
Etc.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Board of Aldermen met in extra
session last night, President McCrea in the
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LOTIEVLELE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAFERQAD.-TraiHs leave and ar

rive at Louisville as iolloNs.
TRAINS. LEAVE ARRIVE.
Eastern Fast Line, eN-
cept Sunday..-...... 500 A. NJ t.5v :" n
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly. $50 P. II. lz:50 P NJ
Cincinnati night tx
press, except Sunday HOO P. NJ o-fe A NJ
Lexington Mail, except
SHnla N.--...--....-.-i o"' a. n AA'OO - -
Lexington Express. eX-
cent Sundav......... $50 P. L. $50 P. N.
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton. except sunday S.35 A. NJ 500 A. NJ
Lagrange ACcOmIGG-ja-
ton. except SUNDAY. sos A. NJ. $50 P. N.
SheIbyville Mail eX ePt
= lft3N-. b-UU Z H. c-IO n" NJ
SheIbyville Express eN-
cepJ Sunday-...-----. 500 P. N. 3,,3 T. M.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains leave and arrive at Cincinnati
follows from Marietta asid Cincinnati Depot,
Pearl and Plum streets:
baltimore, Washington
& Philadelphia EN..- 1890 A. N. $50 4. n
Washington, Philadel-
phia y New iOr X tx $40 P. NJ 100 ?. N.
PROM LITTLE MIAMI DEPOT, EAST FRONT ST.
washington q Balti-
more Express. $50 a. NJ. o:lO P. N.
Baltimore * New York
Fast Line -..... 100 P. N. iiI.25 P. NJ.
Cumberland Express S:i5 P. NJ lid A N.
This Is the only line runnin IsPullman palace
drAging-rO0m and sleeping cars 10 Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change
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Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tiOnaryi minus u tendency TO fall; plus D ten
dency 70 rise A. G. FORD. Observer.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
sALEs FROM M2k O'CLOCK p. VI. To
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THURSDAY, Oct. 22-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, Oct. 22-P. NJ.
The net residuum to either ball or bear speculator
NJ todays stock transactions, after comparison OF
to.niobt's closing prices with those of yesterday,
Uould be az rule very accurately represented by
cpher though there were variations both above and
below that nonentity of per cent The most active,
and ON the whole the strongest stock upon the list
has been Lake Shore, and exactly what sustains it
and keeps it strong puzzles the street. We have
been favored with the story OF the bulls to the effect
that Lake Shore is to pay dividend in February.
and that il is to be leased to the New-York Central
and Hudson with a guarantee of or 10 per cent
dividends, while tho bears assure us that it
ia NOT earning at most moro than per cent, and
nont as an evidence of its poverty of resources to
the fact that it ceased months ago to report its
weekly and monthly earnings, and to the additional
fact that connecting roads which do report their
Gross receipts show fearful falling off, This stock
onened at SOt went up to sOI, and back to SOt. at
which il closed The general market has been alter
nateIv weak and firm during the day, the course Of
nrices having been irregular, but In the
main lower. At the opening quotations
were very slightly higher than at the close
last night, particularly In the case OF Erie,
which showed an advance of ! per cent At the
first board Wabash was conspicuous for run down
~ ner cent to 29s the remainder Of the active list
also receding fraction in sympathy. Later. Lake
Shore rose to SOL and Union Pacific from sat to 34
this advance steuing the tone of the whole market.
Wabash rose to SO and Erie recovered from 29s. to
which it had previously fallen from 800 to 30 North
West Common at the same time advanced from 36i
to s. and Ohios from 2s. to 2s.. After the second
call weakness set in, and Lake Shore finally dropped
TO sOl Union Pacific to S4.. Erie to 29i. Northwest
to 81, Wabash to cot and Western Union to 79.. At
the close the market, compared with last nights
final figures showed decline in Central and Hud-
son. Lake Shore aud Rock Island each of per cent
North Westerp and HannibA aud st. joseph each
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn
sylvania 6s, Ill Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
I4f; Reading Railroad, 53,; Pennsylvania Railroad
54s: Gold. 1lo..
The attention Of the bondholders Of the Chicago
Dubuque and Minnesota and Chicago, Clinton aud
Dubuque Railroads is invited to the advertisement
of the trustees of the road in reference to funding
the coupons Circulars will be furnished on apphca-
ton to either OF the trustees, at No. 70 State-st
Boston.
Holders of the coupons of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Toledo, Peoria aud Warsaw Railrvad
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

c., G. AND !. &C, c. and l. G. Bondholders win
please communicate with us without delay
HAssLER & Co., 7Wail-st.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

Il Pacific Mail and Wabash each D; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi and Union Pacific each advanced per cent
and Erie .; c.. C. and l. c., Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. Harlem, Panama, St. Paul, and West
ern Union Telegraph closed the same as yesterday
The market wound up weak, and generally at the
lowest prices Of the day. The opening, highest
lowest and closing prices Of active stocks sold TO
day will be found In the folio wing table: L
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

The slight activity noticed for day or two past
in money, with an advance in rates, IS probably
owing to the continued calls of the Redemption
Bureau for replacement OF the $l7oO6ooo reserve
which had all been used up some time since. The
rates on call to-day ranged from "a to per cent the
preponderance of business having been at 3, which
was the final price. Discounts are without change.
There was limited business in Government
bonds but prices continue steady, holders not Offer
ing any large amounts The following were the
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
DentisIrp.
Corporation Notices.

L,OR BUILDING q RESERVOIR and PUB
j. Lie HIGHWAY in Putnsu County. y.-sEA I'D PROPOSALS
wi. received by Department Of Public WORKS ~
noon Oct % 1874 STORAGE RESERVOIR
Of cron River in The q South Ea Putnam
ao for eonstruetug PUBLIC HIGHWAY side
sorss Reservoir at Boyds PGnsm County For
see Tie City Record. Copies for SALE at No City Han
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
Middhng, lCb
Good Mid, 10
,ALEs FOR PRESENT DELIVERY.

Iucluded N the above 200.bales to STRIVE. 40 49,
For future have again note decline OF 32e 10,
business the concessions aes as follows all on u" bsss
saIes YESTERDAY sfcr December 200 IS l32c LOO
15 Lido January 600 l5la; 5oO ID 932c February lO
l5Sss 100, 10 2l32c; Mareh 21o 10 i5l5ed ApnE S~.
total 1000 Closing prces0etober Ia 21-S2c 6d Nv"
yember ii l3l6c.; Deeember, - l32Gl5 ll6oi JanGa
is 932c bid February - 10 2l32c March 10 l5ot
Is 3l.32c April 16iic. BID May ~ l5-S2d dl63ei June.
200 n II lGc November. 300 IA 272c 5OO "a I1Ioe,
POO IA 25-32c; 200 IA Sl6c 5OO IA 2532e Deesmbe5;
700 Is Lice 1000, Is l.32c 900; 10 l,l3ei Loo
10 i.32c January 400 i5 100 l5 $50 400 l5c 5994
Is 1885, 300 i5 9lgc; 100, IS i932s; Marh 100.
100 l5T-c April 700. l6 73Ic May, ZOO 10 lo32c total
Is 300 bales; grand total. II 800 bates. ~ 80,
CoFPRE-Recp week embrace 20496 bgs per HALEY,
and 10 O6o bags South Amenc sales Isabella tyO ess,
HALEY 10 9g3 Isabella Santos SO2 bags and Isabella ooV
bags total bag first h'nds in Neyfork Oel 22s
IA Baltimore 500 bags Galveston 5000 bas cbats
toa OO bags sayannh 800 bag. and Mobile $500 bsgs
aaoat and leading Newlo 80 700 bags other ports IN tue
United states total stock AMI supplies for al ports TIE
United States l76306 OF mild 9Isies the late aes embrace
337 bss Mexican JAWS s36 ssynis 27O bgs
$50 AngOsiura sold In lots for consumption
o range Toiar decidedly letter feeling In mariss
for Rio advance U July &c 10 on AL gfsdes
calling still business
which estersg,
a but $3.50 have disposed Of at M bgures e msrss
closes strong here this evening reuced 10 o45 HI
To-day the 6B7 bags south America our
6gures l6dl6c Pair DO l7c
Good do Prime 2OisuZO
extreme rang, 2 % gold 10, 90 and 80 days end
OF 500 bags Jncs saniy vessels lei 25O bags sAo
Dngo pe Atlas made public; oU0 bags MsTaeaoo
IS0lc 3lO bags lS3 and resale Of 3S3 bgs
Maao at 92 clip the fol owing from Messr Wat Crega-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

City bank stocks sold as follows: American Ex-
change, 114,; South National, 81; Ninth National.
1OO Merchants 100; Commerce, III, and New-York,
125. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

DCTURESOUE AMERICA sold in all styles
Of binding more artistic durable than by d. Appleton Co..
And at IS Parties wsei in Newro sod vicinity With
sample p w Pee KHAN, 207 Centre-st, in bindery.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
looner Pride Of the Est
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THrEsDAf, Uct Y, IsIE
COTTOy-There rather spot Cotton heny
from sDsners and Moderate call from exporters
decline is all grades, Receipts az the shipping ports 70,
dsy ale 90 last week. lS 100 bales Its day LAST
l662l bales Stock in NewYOrk 6Oll baes eoHs0ass
stock, 3L6, ,4S5 bales ,o-,
and - mos
grane ano below thu quoted
Ordinary, 1928 stnet Cool ordinary if2 noahns 40
Good Orb, li4 Low Md, li'f D., ooo' "'"'' ~
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

Company Westem Divison), are informed that The
coupons due Aug. 1, 1874 will be cashed BY L. Y.
FiRsndolph. at the Office Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company. .ff
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

cop Meat Jersey. ~ 3Ods4 rs Corn Meal Bsnfe 81 So9
Corr Meal 500 VI Corn Meal 1oa h<fo WV
Corr Asai. w..tH 4 $50 75 a. s,s., o.,
Buekwhea Far 10 fair demand sales Of State I" 10 ovaS' w
and P-nnsyIvania at So 15dS4 lO% loo d. -. -
FREIGHTsfor benh Freishs the mstiss vas % s.s w. G,.
rates are without auotabe the inquiry being eehy c
Liverpool In the ehsrssnas sas 'as % i,-
s,ns h, .ts.m 900 bush Grain 6I 1000 bush do st
20O 32d; and by ssi ~ oyis !1si
oSo h.ls. Co,,oo on onye 200 bash aran o. 70 l
s, h, al, 100 bale. Hair 25s and 500 bos Flour 81 Ia ~
G,ov n, .r,w 900 bhla Apples al "A Tie charters INC
hI .,th 900 or. direct port Unted knscom On
yate terms, with 5000 bOs Peoeaa ron rass s oj
cs.ss Of oi i9c; Italian bark With 300 Grain - LIVER
% y, q. "a vessel 10 bv sail a. SVs
GsAS-Ths Wheat msrte, opened extremely dali and ss,r .
..n..ly for common Sprihg n the absence o bun ss
~ aac,tsn armly held ba ruled quiet The mai.
eesss s,asI sIy sssss spgiax As stAs " MI
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
Mem Dnblilaticns.
NicPHERSON'sHAND BOOK OF POLITIC
Vl FOR 1874

McPHERsON"HAND BOOK OF POLITICS
N1 FOR 1874
Hon Edward Mcpherson, LID CLERK Of the O. s. House Of Repre-
This standard authoritative political manual which contains in i,
s'0 '''' '''''f fsPoRTsST sf'S3 SotTTcsS .zcrioS'
sS %nos sSy other aS he
LISTS OF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF the xIId
= TIE second InsSsuTs and fourth and shh Annual
INV 'peO'' "' PRocLAMATiONs AND ORDERS
isod ne NAY Il 1872 Full text ana ssO yppr q ne ACTS
each and the individual accounts s each
'''A'' anu JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS
cossFrT1riosAE issR r. Z s1PlfRs %SEsbSEsrs SSfr
mace and SsAI AND VOTES
IN the xLtld, XIIIid, and preceding Congresses
MEMORANDUM" TO SENATOR JONES.
official and financial Affairs
~ ~ THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION,
Report Committee with all Congressional discussion an
STATE ASTd9S SuoSI on RAIIRSaDs AL
Amendments Proceeding; @oS1Ss nd Sssf s,eHrs
Proposition the United Senate and action in various
GENEVA AND SAN JUAN AWARDS
With the acts % SGIg sT .TS for p ths,T aiSsS %R ,s.
a" WIG" '''' STATISTICAL TABLES,
,.- or - UNITED STATES
h-Pssn,S hh-P.n1o RAILWAY BOsDs ss..s'-
C-isSEaxAI REyESvE TAIts.
D-DlsTRpufioS OF THE CURRRNcv :. -o .o-o ,o,,
R1PPRoFRIAroSs Fiscal YEARS 1872 1873, 1874
pvsSGS. iSTS. Ann EXPENDITURES or rHE Government.
G-PREslDESrAL yoTE oP 1872 AND sTArE ELECTIONS on
'72 '73, AND "a. ,,., . -, II
e whatever his party thorough and accurate ulorma
upon the living issues Of the times he volume u Aa' ~
PRcE 81 90 ANY PART OF rHH COUNTRY Address
all orue"Vo THE TRIBUNE New-York.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
european advertisements.
2sl:I:l:sIIg gsI!IIiliIIIsII III:

-. sKsr and MOST AGRKHABLB TONIC yet introduced Per
e relied oepera DEBILITY sna Le Of Appetite
fsr psny b. 'ss Fss Jsusl Arthur Hin
TEss A. Lc SsN By orsssn. oiises CSensu ia large
as,lss Al u saSh. Of l1tansna frsrsred by
GooDALL BACkA0IGR Co..
L<sds Rufapd.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

s NFssRs WRIGHT co.'s TELEGRAM .
Rio JyyRo 2-Ssles o United States since li net QUO
49, nsnt, for States 10000 ba loading 81 eco tags;
stock at date 10000 daily receipts 5000 ha';
price 9 POO: EXCHANGE. 20 a5L ooo -,
CANADA PRAS-The afke, faY acys sales Of oOoo push
AZ 81 or bond. and 900 bush do on private terms
FLoUR AND MEArhe Tlou market opened dnl seady m
Shipping Extras which aud ve heavy and rgAf i 70
neun and nigh grades; New hnuesots brands sell slowly Al e
close fI the ow grades though easier ioi VIC
high grades sales o lOVO 6bl We quote; ~ IN
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
Tho bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The gold speculation was dull and steady through
out the day at 11Ob0llOa, nothing having occurred
to affect the premium one way or the other. The
dealings were devoid of animation. The rates on
gold loans were and per cent for carrying
1, 2, and per cent for borrowing aud nat
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 IN
coin interest, and redeemed $4,000 bonds. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank'was as
follows: Gold cleared, $2s. .S9l 600; gold balances
So, 3OOS37; currency balances, S2,515,26. The
Treasury sold S5OOOOo gold at 11oO6t to 11o@. the
bids having aggregated ,165,0OO at prices ranging
from 1O9.76 to 1lO.2O. The principal quotations OF
gold were:
lO;u 1lOis .l3O.llOh l:0O...110is 1880 .l e
l0:3O...l1 1900. 110ls l:3O los 3ioo..'"ilos
ll:OO... .11OL l2:3O...110is, 2:OO....llOis
The business at the u. s. Sub Treasury included:
vd S7554 424 90 Currency payms $44l429 62
Cola psymeuu 87O05 04 Currency balance So So 3oo 80
Cold balance O25554 SO Cusons T60O0 w
Currency receipts 443294 "a
The following is the Clearinghouse statement:
Currency exchanges $40 556967 Gold exchanges 0a2
CurepcT bilsnces.. 4ll4369 Gold balances l,3ssoo3
Foreign exchange was firm and in improved de-
mand, with business close up to the nominal rates.
Wa
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
THE MARKETS.
lCarefunv rspsrss inr rHs rsIsgsa.i
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCER
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
CARDsxAs-Brlg Jeremiah.

Ths following eompss ht Of aippsd sssseh shsk
cleared TO-DAY for 'oreisn ports:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The police court raked in $50 yester-
day.
Sheriff Swan, of Knox county, brought
to the penitentiary yesterday Hugh Carter,
sentenced to ten years for larceny.
A fine of SIS was imposed on George
Lakewood in the police court yesterday, on
the charge of regrating the market.
Willis Cobb, cOlOred, who incurred the
displeasure of the police authorities some
time since, by tippling on Sunday, was re-
leased from Jail yesterday upon giving bond
for his appearance before the Criminal
Court.
Chris Irwin had real pleasant time yes
terday morning, shooting blank cartridges
az one Joe Bolton. He lives at the city
work-house now, and employs himself with
cracking pebbles for the corporation, hay-
ing been sent down on an aggregated fine
of $50.
A man made S25 in about a minute at
the market-house yesterday. He was de-
tected in an attempt to purchase barrel OF
apples, with view of accommodating much
pelf by selling the same at an advance Oh
the cost price. He was arrested by the As
sistant City Marshal, and was being
marched directly to the police court when
the officer was intercepted by a market
man who wanted to rent a stall. After a
moments conversation, the Assistant Mar
shall started on with his procession, but
found it was composed of himself only, his
prisoner having improved the opportunity
to slide out. The efforts made to recapture
him proved unsuccessful, and he thus saved
the sum of SIS, as he would certainly have
been fined that amount had he reached the
police court.
Parker Glenn, Of Bedford county, is a
badly disappointed man. He was commit
ted to Jail by the Federal Court on the 11st
of October, because of his having been de-
tected in dealing in tobacco without having
first attended 10 the little ceremony Of
taking out license. Glenn has been under
the impression that he was sentenced to
one months confinement, and that he
would, therefore, be released yesterday.
The day passed slowly by, butthere cameno
order for his release. Then he induced a
gentleman to visit Ju6 ge Hughes, United
States Prosecuting Attorney, and make in
quiries as to why he had not been released,
when it was found that Glenn had been
fined 500 and the costs of the case, aud
sentenced TO remain in Jail until the
amount was paid.