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Nashville Flour and Grain Market

FLoUI-Very strong and tendency up
ward. We quote as follows: Superfine
$500; Xxx $3.50; XXX $50; choice family
SS.75d9OO.
CORN MEAL-We quote as follows
Unbolted &c; bOlted zoe per bushel.
CORN-Higher. Shipments to-day at zoe,
sacked and delivered in dep t.
WHEAT-We quote at S1.4561.65 per
bushel. We note receipts to-day of 1900
bushels by river.
OATs-We noteshipmentS to-day at 575Ic,
sacked and delivered in depot.
BRAN-Market weaker. We quote at
SIT per ton, loose in bulk, and $40 per ton,
sacked and delivered in depot.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE. !
OPheIia Hays vs.. william Hays.

UpHeIIa EInYs W WlILfnn EHHys-
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING To THE
1 satisfaction Of the Clerk. FROM the allegations
in the petition. that the defendant is n0u-resi-
dent OF the state OF Tennessee, 80 that the 0rui-
nary process OF law cannot be served upon aim:
10 is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Union anu
American. a newspaper published IN the city OF
Nashville, Tenn. requiring the delrndllnt 70 ap-
near al the Courthouse in the city Of Nashville,
on the fourth Monday in January next, then and
there to plead, ausW er or demur 10 complainant
bill or the same will be taken for confessed ard
set for hearing ex partc. -. -.
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Nashville Live stock Market.

CATTLE-Receipts fair, but market dull,
butchers stuff ranging in price from ia
pc; No. l shipping cattle taken freely at
Sale.
HOGs-We quote at Hale for shOats,
and 1915 for averages of 800 Tbs and up
wards. Receipts light.
SHEEP-We quote at Sl.50d3.jO, &C
cOrding to quality, and very dull Of sale.
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EGee, Of the Panic on state Bonds.
From the New York Bulletin, Jan. IA.

Prom the New YORK bulletin, JAN II.
The panic of 1873 has not Yet become
such an old story as to be destitute of in
terest to the general reader, and for the
purpose Of exhibiting some Of the many re-
suits Of that catastrophe, We have compiled
the suhioined table showing the extreme
fluctuations of State securities during the
last year. 1t will be observed that the de-
cline for the year was only material in the
bonds of the Southern Safes, while the re-
ductiOn in Northern State bonds was in
significant, not much more Of fluctuation
than might be expected in any year, and
amounting to but little more than the
annual dividend:
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GOLD AND SILVER.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Financial.

Money matters are quiet and unchanged.
The banks are discOunting very freely on
short time at the rate of ten per cent per
annum, and we believe the regular custom
ers of the banks get all the accommodations
they require.
Exchange on New York is firm, though
rates are unchanged. The banks buy at
! discount and sell az par.
Gold is unchanged, closing in New York
at l113. For the small lots offered here,
brokers pay 1lG and ask I'LL. Silver is
taken at l03 for halves and quarters.
Government securities are higher. The
following are the quotations at 2:35:
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ILLINOIS, always forward in the mat
ter OK experimental legislation. Is likely
To take the lead in a new direction. A
bill has been irtroduced in her Legisla-
ture for the establishment Of a sort Of
inebriate jail, and tbs prospects are
said to be good for its passage Habit
nal drunkenness is declared by the I'LL
70 be a misdemeanor, and county Judges
are authorized, on affidavit OF two re-
sponsible witnesses. or two relatives Of
any inebriate. u cause his arrest and
trial by jury for such misdemeanor' and
on conviction, he shall be sent TO the
asylum for period Of not more than
one year, the cost Of his maintenance
and treatment to he assessed against
ais estate. In case he has no property
in bis possession. and IS unable To pay.
the expense must be borne by the
county in which he lives, to be collected
by general tax,
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MEDICAL,
LEGAL SALES.
Notice TO the Holders of the Circulating
Notes Of the Bank Of the Union,

DY ORDER OF THE CHANCERY COURT
ID at Nashville in the case OF W. r. Cooper, IT,,
V. X. II. Thompson and others, the holders of
the circulating notes Of the Bank Of the Union
are hereby notified TO present the said notes for
payment TO the Trustee, or before the lst day
Of July, 1874, or before the final dividend of the
trust funds in said cause, il the final dividend
ShOuld be delayed beyond that date, otherwise
they viii be forever barred from anv claim in
said funds. W. +. COOPER, Trustee.
Dec. II, 1873. dec23 SIN Dim Win z Swim
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A CHILD tIsIIisen years old was almost
buried alive in st. Joseph reesBt'rs She
told hcT mother that her dead sister had
appeared to hGr, and While thus talking,
sank away as in death. WililG the hoarSe
with the coffin was on its way 10 the grave,
a cry was heard which the mother believed
came from the child. The coffin was opened.
and the child found to be alive. She was
taken home, and recovered her strength
rapidly.
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMAN and wife can be accOmmo-
A dated with a nice front room and board at
No. 327 South Market st. janis lw
GENTLEMEN can find good board at No.
NT "a South Summer street Also two pleas
ant rooms with board. Apply early.
janis cod st
nOARDERS-Wanted at 56 s. High street
ID One large front room, suitable for gentle
man and wife. Also good accommodations for
single gentlemen. janl4 3t=
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View York GeneraI Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. IG,.-FloUr was heavy
and lower: superfine Western and State
S5.O0a6.SJ; extra Ohio S6.SjaS.30; st Louis
S9.JOa11.G0. Whisky a shade firnler at 995;
Wheat heavy and lower; No. 2sprinc S1.:jS
a1.62. Rye scarce and firmer at S1.06 on
track; Sl.l0 delivered. Barley scarce and
firm. Corn a shade firmer; old mixed
western from store 9laJl &c; afoat 91a939c
Oats heavy; mixed western Static. Coffee
quiet and firm. Sugar dull and lower al
7saTs. Pork heavy and lower; new mess
Sl5.S7a; March SIC; April SIG; middles
heavy; long clear middles sc; long clear
middles and short clear middles S5aS 3
Ice; short rib middles T5c; short clear mid
dies SsaSac. Lard heavy; prime steam 0
G-1Gc; January 9ta9 5-16c; March 9ac;
April 99c; Nav 95c.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan.16.-FlOur unchanged
Wheat unchanged. Corn quiet and INN;
mixed western Sc. Oats in good demand
at 62a65c. Rye firm at Sla1.O Provisions
unchanged. Coffee strong at 26a2Sc gold.
Whisky quiet at Sl.O15a1.O2.
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NEWSPAPERS.
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SIC. Whisky quiet and firm at 97Ac. Bag
ging quiet.
Chicago Markets.

sc. Whisky quiet and firm at 97Ac. Bag
ging quiet.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10. = Flour dull and
prices dropping; S5.75 bid for choice extra.
Wheat dull and prices have declined; No. 1
spring Sl.25; No. slips for spot; S1.23s
for February; S1.27 for March. Corn lower
and dull and market unsettled; No. 2mixed
56sa57c for spot; 5Ita575 for February; 81!
for March; So &c for May. Oats dull and
prices have declined; No. mixed, car lots
Ale cash. Rye quiet and unchanged at T9a
Soc Barley dull but unchanged; No. 2 fall
nominal at 81 .4ja1 80; No. ) sold at Sl.22
1.26. Mess pork dull and prices have de-
clined to S14.129 cash; 81 20 FOR February;
Sl4.65 for March. Bulk meats quiet and
shade easier, shoulders 5fa5 &c; short rib
middles 75c loose fOrspot; 7ac for February.
Green meats quiet; sales Of shoulders at 81;
hams Is pounds average Sc; 20 pounds
average 7fc. Dressed hogs steady at S6.20a
CPS; few fancy at $6.50a3.35.
st. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 16.-FlOur dull and
unchanged; XXX S6.50a7.00; family $50
ass; choice to fancy SS.JOa9.JO. Wheat
dull and prices dropping; No. , S1.2ja1.35;
No. red winter Sl.64a1.65. Corn more
active; No. 2 mixed 5Sc, east track; 6Oc
elevator. Oats &c east track. Barley firm
and unchanged. Rye higher at soc.
Whisky firm at 9Sc. Mess pork quiet;
jObbing lots hard side SI4.75a15.OO. Dry
salt meats weak and easier, buyers at low
er prices and little done; clear Sc for March.
Bacon easier and lower; clear rib DC: last
half Of March 95eaS9.1a for April Laru
nominal at SIC. Hogs steady and in good
demand; shipping grades S4.7Oa4S5; pack
erS S5aj.4O; extra choice S5.j0a6.65- Cattle
unchanged.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 10 Flour demand
fair and market firm at S6a9.50. GRIN
and produce are firmer on account CT navi-
CATION. Corn 72aac. Oats held at at Soc.
Lard-market steady at 9!a10.c. Bulk
meatS-market steady at g. g. Sa7Ic
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rTRAYED OR STOLEN from the under
- signed on the LIST inst, two heifers about
wears old-One solid red and the other red and
white spOtted-bOth with crop and underbit
mark on right ear. / will give - for the return
of them 10 me- JAS. PENDERGAST, Church
street ianI7 u
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Helpful Hints for the Housewife.

To CLEANSE COAT COLLARS.
Take piece of ammonia stone (car-'
Donate of ammonia) the size of a wal
nut and put it in cup of warm water
When dissolved, take a piece Of clean
flannel and dip it into the solution and
rnb the collar two or three times with it.
1t Will also remove the glossy appear
ance along the seams and upon the ell
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THF Das MoineS QuSitaate We're some
mYsat startled hy finding that THE selection.
4.NYhen weary wrctches sink to sleep" lad
been printed ca the programmes, "When
married wretcheS," etc.
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MARKETS. By rEI.EGRAPu.
Tae Gotten Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. TO- Cotton is duh;
middling uplands std; middiing Orleans
ssassd. Sales 10000 bales; American o.
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New Orleans Markets.

new OaEActss
New ORLEANS, Jan. Is. - Gold 111s.
Sight bank =. discount. Sterling bank
53js. Flour, stock small and prices frmer;
sUperfine SJ.G25; xxx STa7.OO; family
SS.OOa9.Tj. Corn active and higher; white
I6aTIc; yellow mixed 7Sc; yellow soc.
Oats active and higher at jOaG0c. Bran
quiet and easier at 9JcaS1, Hay quiet;
prime So; choice II. Pork, stock small
and prices advanced to S16.2jal6.jO. Dry
salt meats, stock small and prices have
advanced &c, aS5aSsc. Bacon scarce and
firme-; no shoulders; clear rib 9tca95c;
clear &c. Hams dull at 12c. Lard scarce
and in good demand at 9a0ic; key 93alOc
Sugar IN fair demand and firmer; in
ferior 43a5c; common Stat! {; fair 6aa6c;
good fairT aaGsc; fully fair IsaSc; prime to
strictly prime StaSac. MOlaSSes - re-
ceipts small and demand good; fair SIC;
prime GlaG4c; prime to strictly prime Ga
65c; choice Csc; good 27aa2Sc; prime 2Sa
2S5c. Whisky scarce and firner; LOuisia-
ma S1.02; Cincinnati Sl.0G. Coffee I'M
changed. Corn meal firmer and held at
$50. The EUeaing Price Current says
the stock of -four is estimated at from 49,
coo 10 5000 barrels; holders have advanced
the rates pc per bblS on account Of the St.
Louis freeze; Xxx and XXX grades are
most sought for on foreign account and are
very scarce. The receipts of sugar to-day
were l,02S hhds. The receipts Of mOlasSes
were only GOO bbl. the movement was re-
tarded by Amy weather; small sales at
yesterdays prices.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-FlOur-demand
gOOi and market firm. Wheat quiet and
firm at Sl.4Sa1.5S. COrn-demand good at
full prices, 6Oa64c. Oats-inarket steady
at 4ja5Oc. Rye firm at 04c. Barley firm at
S1.4ja1.jj. Groceries active. Oils IN
changed. Mess pork held firmly at SIS. TJa
1900. Lard quiet; steam S{a9c; kettle O.
a94c- Bulk mests-demand fair and mar
ket firm; shoulders 65aGttc; clear rib la
Isc; clear 7sa7sc; larger shoulders Isc
BacOn-clear rib S9aSsc; clear Sc. Green,
meats nominal. Hogs steady and firm:
shippers Sj.l0aj.35; heavy scarce at Sj.40a
$50. Whisky opened quiet but closed firm
at orc with all offers taken.
Louisville Markets..
LOUISVILLE Jan. 1d.-FlOur active and
| unchanged. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet al
| %. Oats quiet al 5ja60c. Provisions dali
| but holders not willing to make conces siOns.
| Bulk Meats--sh0UldeTs 6.a65C; clear rib
| &c; clear 6 &c loose. BacOn-shOulders "a;
clear rib ssaSsc; clear S5a9ic. Lard
tierees eta9ic, kegs l0alO.c; prime steam
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. = MANUFACTURERS
agents were more actively engaged in some
departments but the jobbing trade contin-
ues dull in all branches. Double and
twist cOttOnades are selling freely by agents.
Fancy prints and Siiirtings are in good de-
mani. Fine makes Of IL fancy cassimereS
are doing better but low grades are slow.
Diagonal and fancy woEsted cOatings are in
demand by clothing trade. Foreign goods
arr nnief.
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BANKING.
Third National Bank.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF nIRECrORs.

W. W. BERRY, CHAS. f. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL F. CARTER.
TIRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Il Business and Deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice-PTesident.
sept 1y
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Jan. 10, > p. M.-ConsOIs for
money 81 55a92tt; account S2!a92s; United
States j-20s of 80, 1851; do. of 1867, los;
United States 10-40s 1851; new SIS 99J.
New York Central 90. Erie 4G; Erie pre-
ferred y. Amount of bullion gone into
the bank on balances to-day 100000.
Rate Of discount in open market for three
months bill ) per cent which is be-
low bank rate.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10. - BreadStuffs are
quiet.
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600 bales; speculation and exports 1000
bales. Sales Ofthe week 81, 900 bales; eX-
ports 1900 bales; speculation 5000 bales;
stock SO, 900 bales; stock American 1885,
900 bales; receipts $1,000 bales; American
$1,000 bales; actual exports 5000 bales;
stock afOat 4Sj, 700 bales; American 1884,
600 bales, Sales of uplands nothing be
low good ordinary shipped December to
January 11-16d; do February and March
Std; January delivery Lied; nothing be-
low low middlings shipped January and
February SD; sales Of Orleans nothing
below good ordinary shipped February and
March sgd; nothing below low middlings
shipped January and February 7-l6d.
New YORK, Jan. 49, Cotton quiet and
lower; middling uplands 1919. Futures
closed steady; sales of 24,S00 bales as fol-
lows: January 10 1889; February. - IL
1Gc; March is Bloc; April IG 2J-j2c; May
II slice.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. To- Cotton
demand good; stock good; prices irregular
but prices are lower; sales j.4O0 bales;
good ordinary to strict good ordinary 133a
l44e; low middling to strict low niddling
l4aaljsc; middling TO strict middling l6ta
lie; good middiing lTia1Tt; receipts of
1921 bales; exports cOastWise I67 bales;
To Liverpool S,l53 bales; stock 27,4O44
bales; unsOld 10000 bales. Weekly net
receipts J3,l32 bales; gross receipts 59,54S
bales; exports Great Britain %, l4l bales;
exports to continent 1926 bales; exports
eOastwiSe 1856 bales; sales bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 16.-COttOsl quiet; good
ordinary l3.al4c; low middlings 15al5Ic;
middliEgs 15sa16c; receipts for the past
day ?, so bales; shipments the past twenty
four hours 1895 bales; receipts for the
past week 1925 bales; shipments for the
past week $1,000 bales; stock $1,000 bales.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. Cotton nominally
lower; middling l5aal5sc.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 16.- Cotton quiet at
15sc.
CINCINNATI, JAM Is. Cotton dull
and prices have declined TO 155c.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.- Money was
easy during the evening at SAT- per cent.
Sterling was active and strong at 4S4 for
sixty days, and 1917 for sight; commercial
bills were scarce and sold on account at
4S2a4S25. Gold sold up to 111s and closed
at 111s. The Customs receipts were SID
600. The Assistant Treasury discussed
1855, 800. The dry goods imports for the
week amounted to S2,202, 49S. The carry
ing rates were 4a6a per cent. The clear
incs to-day were S}1,00O,000. Govern
ments were steady, active and higher.
State bonds were dull.
Stocks opened strong and advanced in
some cases to the highest price of the sea-
son. At the first board Pacific Mail broke
43 10 Al which broke the whole market la
per cent. After the second board this
was partly recovered but Just previous TO
the close there was a rush TO sell based on
a cOnfagratiOn in Boston and talk of the
Lake Shore passed-by dividend. The
greatest decline and pressure to sell were in
Lake Shore which touched SD and at the
final close there was a slight recovery. The
principal features were Lake Shore, Pacific
Mail, Wabash, Union Pacific, and Western
Union.
The sales at the Stock Exchange to-day
between ten and two o'clock amounted to
10000 shares, of which $4,000 shares were
Western Union; 1880 Union Pacific; 20
600 Wabash; 10000; Pacific Mail; 1880
Lake Shore; 1900 New York Central;
500 st. Paul; $500 Erie.
Sterling Excnange.-Bankers' Bills 4S4;
United States coupons of 1881, II75;
5-2Os of 1862, 1872; do. of 1864 I153; do.
Of 1866, 116s; do. new 116; 5-20s of 1867,
III; United States coupons of 1865, 1862;
new fives, 112s; 1040s, 1872; currency skies,
114i. Missouri State bonds 50; Tennessee,
old so; DO. new 79s; Virginia, new, 40; do.
old, -: North Carolina, old, 20; do. new,
IA. S;Ocks-WeStern Union Telegraph a;
New York Central 1881; Erie 80; do. pre-
forrad I'll
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FOR SALE.
TO LOAN.
STRAYED.

~NODN~~~N~~O~e~~l0~N
mo LOAN-S3. 900. one year. ARLINGTON
FARRAR & WEAKLEY. lt
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BANKING.
100000
BANKING HOUSE
OF
Nashville Savings Company,
BANKING.

L. G. TARBOX, Cashier.
THOS. s. MARI, President.
Deposits received and interest allowed thereon;
Loans Negotiated; Collections Made,
and General Banking Bust
jan11y ness transacted.
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FOR RENT

NOR RENT-A good stable and carriage
house, centrally located. Apply at Robert
son, Higgins & Finch's, &c South Market street.
jan6 eOdu
NOR RENT-FOur-stOry StOrehOuse, No p
i :. Market street. Enquire OF Prewitt, Spur
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Take a piece of risen bread dough,
work into it one beaten egg and tea
spoonful of butter or lard; when it is
thoroughly amalgamated, flour your
hands and make it into balls the size
of an egg; rub tin over with milk,
and set them in a quick oven for twenty
minutes, and serve them hot for break
fast. When eaten, break them open;
TO cut would make them heavy.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28
Chancery Notice,
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, =,
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
In the Circuit Court of said Rock Island County. tS
tne September Term, A. ID. 1o,i.-in Chancery
George NJ. LukeH and Eliza j. Luken,-complaip
ants.
John Strong and the other unknown heirs of Jacot
Z. strong and the unknown persons claiming tC
own OF nave an Interest in the rorth one hundred
anu teehly-nF aeaes Of the north east ausrter 81
section ten IN township seventeen. uorf of range
we. Mesi OF the tourtl principal meridian, lex.
Sept the rlght OF way Of the Rock Island a Peoris
haitoad company over and across the same !
uhgtr and by virtue OF a certa n deed pretended
70 nave been made by one Benjsm n Carr 10 said
Jacob c. Strong, bearing date the 5ib day ~ ysr
n io1', and recorded in the Recorders ON, :,
oi sald rock Island County. in book s. Of D,ads
a' pase l'9 thereof.-defendanfs
10 al OF said defendant. in The above entitled sri,
Soilce IL hereby given that the shov,. en,i,I.d
SUIT y nov pehdlng N said Ourt and ,ba, q ~,
OF suHaH NE has been issued against Won a.; IA
NOW, aiieee you shall personally h. s,5 go :
before the SAID Circuit CoHrt on the frs, ar
ne 1t term thereof 10 be holden in tn ca 1 the
In the City of Rock Island IN the ConutV Of p'
Island Aforesaid, on the first Monday OF = per1s
A d. 1s7i. to which time ana place the said su,n
mons Il made returnable, and plead. answer or ds
ai 70 the bill in said suit fled that the same VII
sn,ss seh r confessed a. against Jon aud decree
- - accordingly 49,
leland. Illinois, July Ssth, A, D. 1874.
GEORGE d. GOULD.
Uxxzr G., Clerk Of said Court.
f.as5az NeAns, Dr., Complsinants Solicitor.