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Nashville Live stock Market.

CATTLE-Receipts fair, but market dull,
Butchers stuff ranging in price from "a
PC; No. 1 shipping cattle taken freely at
sale.
HoGs-We quote at 4d45c for shOats,
and s.. IS for averages of 800 lbs and up
wards. Receipts light.
SnEEP-We quote at S1.5Od3.5O, &C
cording to quality, and very dull Of sale.
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Memphis Markets.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Here is presented the great problem
which operators and the trade are to solve:
Increase in receipts of American cotton
AT the ports, 80 ,32o bales, or about. IL p c.
Increase in visible supply of American
cotton, 4l6,7l2 bales, or nearly.....35p q. C.
Increase in visible supply OF all cotton,
81, 4l2 bales, or neariy................ Ifp. c.
average OF these increases. % p.
FAILING on II prices, nearly 2. o.
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1t has been custom in cotton circles TO
take the receipts of cotton at the ports on
the 10Th of January, and double them to
get at the whole crop. This rule would
not hold good in the past two seasons.
Last season about IS per cent of the crop
had been reported on the 10th Of January,
but the year before at that date only about
three-sevenths Of the crop had been re-
ported. Still, applying the rule to the
present crop year, we shall have a crop OF
4,14S,2 bales, or $4,000 bales more than
the average Of the estimates above alluded
to-an increase of about 9l2, 900 bales over
last year; or about 5000 bales increase
over the present excess, and about 1O4, 700
bales less than the crop OF lSIl-2-Of
which only 1,SS9,S45 bales had boon re-
Ceived up to the 10th Of January, 1872. In
other words, we want no further increase,
to vindicate New York crop estimates, but
can, in fact, suffer some diminution-while
any increase in the next few weeks must
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New York General Market.

New YORK, Jan. 10, 1S74.-FlOur was
dull and .wer: superfine Western and
State S6.0Oa6.4O; extra Ohio $6.9OaS.4O;
st Louis SG.95al1.OO. Whisky firmer at
991a99ic. Wheat heavy and lower; No. =
spring Sl.59a1.62. Rye quiet and firmer;
western and State 99caSI. Barley scarce
and firm; western $I.6S. Corn unsettled
and irregular and lower; old western mixed
from store 91a91 &c; western mixed afOat
92a94c; new do. aflOat S5aSSc. Oats heavy
and lower; mixed western &c; white 645a
Csc. Coffee firm; Rio 24ta27sc gold.
Sugar dull and easier; fair TO good refining
Tsa7sc. Pork heavy and lower; new mess
SIG; prime mess SIS; new mess for March
SIG; for April Sl6.25. Cut meats unchang-
ell; middles heavy; short clear middles
for spot Ssc; long clear middles sc; long
clear middies and short clear middles for
February sc. Lard heavy prime steam
&c; January Ole; BsSruary 8 ll-32a9sc;
May Toe,
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MEDICAL.
LEGAL SALES.
Notice to the Holders Of the Circulating
Notes of the Bank of the Union.

Notes of the Bank Of the Union.
DY ORDER or THE CHANCFRY COURT
I'D at Nashville in the ease OF W. F. Cooper, IT.,
Vs. r. II. Thompson and Others. the holders OF
the circulating notes Of the Bank OF the Union
are hereby notified % present the said notes for
payment to the Trustee. on or before the lst day
Of July 1874, or before the final dividend of the
trust funds in said cause, If the final dividend
should be delayed beyond that date, otherwise
they VIII be forever barred from any claim in
said funds W. r. COOPER, Trustee.
Dec. IL, 1873. dec23 3m Dim Win s. swim
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advance minimum estimates to four mil
lion bales, and give more credence to those
of a millions.
The following viii show the extremes of
prices during the mast week:
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-Elour quiet and
firm. Wheat firm. Corn quiet and firm;
mixed western SSc. Oats quiet and firm;
western 62a65c. Rye 81. Provisions un-
changed. Coffee strong at 25a2Se gold.
Whisky firm at Sf.02.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Jan. Is, P. M.-The bullion
in the Bank of England has decreased
fS0,OO0. Amount of bullion gone into
bank on balances to-day f15O,OO0. The
proportion of bank reserve to liabilities
which was last week 49, per cent is now
AS. Rate for money at the Stock Exchange
on Government securities % per cent.
COnsOls for money 9Za9241;; account 9244a92s;
United States 5-20s of IS, 1881; do. Of 1867,
los; United States 10-40s 1861; new SIS
1025. New York Central 81. Erie 46;
Erie preferred 71!.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is. - Breadstuffs are
quiet.
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BANKING.
Third National Bank.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

w. W. BERRY, CHAS. Z. HII.LMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL F. CARTER.
HlRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Il Business and Deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. w. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Viee-President.
sep1 1y
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
The Cotfon rrarkefs.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, 1874. - Cotton
quiet; middling uplands SD; nIiddling
Orleans sSaSsd. Sales 1900 bales; Anne
rean D, 100 bales; speculation and exports
1000 bales. Sales of uplands nothing be-
low good ordinary shipped December to
February sgd; February and March S 8
Tod; deliverable March and April SD;
nothing below low middlings shipped De
cember 3-l6d; sales of Orleans nothing
below good ordinary March and April de-
livery SD.
NEW YORK. Jan. Is. - Cotton dull and
declined; middling uplands 1870. Failures
closed steady; sales of 20,S00 bales as fol-
lows: January 10 21-32c; February 155c;
March 16ac; April Is 15-16a1G 31-32c; May
l7Sc; June II 13-16a17se.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. b. Cotton
demand slack but prices lower; sales GOO;
good ordinary to strict good ordinary 135a
l4Sc; low middling TO strict low middling
l5al5sc; middling to strict middling 161a
lie; good middling 1I5a17s; receipts of
q, I96 bales; exports cOastwiSe $50 bales;
to continent 600 bales; to Hamburg 1876
bales; stock 267,023 bales; unsold 139, 800
bAes.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 15.-Cotton dull but
unchanged; middlings 15Ia16c; receipts
for the past day 2,4l5 bales; shipments
the past twenty-four hours 2,05S bales;
stock 1856 bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan. I5-COttOn is easy;
middlings 15sc; net receipts 1850 bales;
sales 2, 19S bales; stock 109,247 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 15.-COttOn dull
and nominal; middlings 15Sa15ic; low
middlings 15ta15sc; strict good ordinary
1910; net receipts 2,139 bales; exports to
Great Britain 1925 bales; sales 700 bales;
stock 66,7IS bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 15.-COttOn weak and
moderate; good; ordinary 145e; middlings
1915; net receipts 5,162 bales; exports TO
Great Britain 1919 bales; to France S32
bales; eoas.wise 23S bales; sales 1000 bales;
stock 103, 1876 bales.
MOBILE, Jan. 15.-COttOn quiet and de-
mand light; midlings 14sc; strict good or
binary l3sa14ttc; net receipts LISP bales;
gross receipts LII bales; exports to France
1,TS6 bales; coastwise 2,203 bales; sales
1900 bales; stock 64,275 bales.
ST. Louis, Jan. 15.-CO:tOn - buyers
and holders apart, holders firm but buyers
pay inside prices; middlings 15sa16c.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. b. Cotton quiet at
e153c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. b. Cotton dull
at Ice.
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The following, compiled expressly for the
Bulletin, win show the statistical position
of the staple:
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How much of the recent falling of in the
receipts at this port is due to bad weather
at the South remains to be seen. 1t is
probable that planters and factors both are
in better condition to hold the remainder
of the crop, and this will have a tendency
to retard supplies for some weeks to come.
1t can scarcely fail, however, to have a con-
siderable effect. For the four DAYS ending
Friday last the falling off was $4,000 bales
as compared with the corresponding period
last year, the increase for the week being
made up during the first three days ending
on Monday night. \ revival of receipts on
a large scale would probably much weaken
confidence in short crop estimates. An
nexed is a statement Of receipts of cotton
at the ports to Jan. 10 for three years:
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, Jan. 15.-The trade move
ment continues low with both agents and
jObbers. Cotton goods are unsteady but in
limited demand from first hands and prices
are unchanged. Bieached shirtings and
double aud twist cOttOnades are fairly ac-
tive with agents. Prints and fancy shirt
ings are in moderate request. Pacific per-
Gales are selling freely. Low and medium
fancy casSimeres are quiet but fine makes
are in steady demand, aud wOrsted cOatings
are imDrOVed
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FOR SALE.
TO LOAN.

VyO LOAN-SIO,OOO,6 months, on No. stocks
OF bonds as collateral. X. W. BROWN, Ag't,
81 n. Cherry. 1t
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PARIS, Jan. 15.-Rentes 5Sf 57sc.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. b. Money was
easy at 6a7 per cent. STERLING was steady
at 4S2a.a4S3 for sixty days, and 4S5la4S6ss
for sight. Gold ranged at Ill ta1119, and
closed at 1113. The Customs receipts were
$4,000. The Assistant Treasury disburs-
ed SOB, 600. The clearincs TO-DAY were
81 100000. The carrying rates were from
> to I per cent. Governments were firm.
State bonds were nominal.
Stocks were strong and active through
out the day the market closing buOyant in
tone with the highest prices of the day.
The generally current leading features were
Pacific Mail, Wabash, UnionPacific, West
ern Union, Lake Shore and New York
Central, in all of which there was a ma
terial advance. Commodore Vanderbilt
notified the Union Trust Company to-day
that he was prepared to take up the notes
given by the Lake Shore in October, 1873;
| these notes amount to s., 100000 and were
the subject Of general remark during the
| recent panic.
The sales at the Stock Exchange to-day
between ten and two o'clock amounted to
| 10000 shares, of which 1900 shares were
| 1900 Western Union; $4,000 Union Pa
cific; $1,000 Wabash; $4,000; Pacific Mail;
| 1900 New York Central; 1900 Lake
Shore; COCO Erie; 5000 Cleveland, Column
bus and Indiana Central.
Sterling EXchange.-Bankers' Bills 4S3;
United States coupons of 1881, 11Ta;
5-20s Of 1862, 115ss; do. Of 1864 115s; do.
Of 1866, 1854; do. new 115s; 5-20s of 1867,
1867; United States coupons of 1865, II65;
new fives, 1l2S; 10-40s, 113ss; currency
114s. Missouri State bonds 93!!; Tennessee,
| old 80; do. new so; Virginia, new, 40; do.
old, a: North Carolina, old, go; do. new,
II; Stocbs-Western Union Telegraph Isl;
New York Central 1O4; Erie 5Os; do. pre-
| feTred 7j5.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. u. - Gold 111s.
Sight bank {! discount. Sterling bank
53j4. Flour, firm; XXX STaS; family
SS.2ja9.T5. Corn in good demand and
higher; white T3aT5c; mixed 75aTIc; vel
low 7Se. Oats firmer at 5Ga- Sc Bran dull
at 81. Hay dull; prime at $40; choice at
S24. Mess pork firm At Sl5.7jaI6. Dry
salt meats none in first hands. Bacon &c
tive and firm at S!a94a9sc. New hamsdu
at lie. Lard quiet; tierces Saa05c; key %
alO. Sugar in fair demand and firmer; in
feriOr 45ajc; common 55aCt /; fair 6IaGc;
good fair7 5aa6sc; fully fair 7saSc; primo to
strictly prime S.aSlc. MOlasseSd re
ceipts small and demand good; fair SIC;
prime 6laj4c; prime TO strictly prime Ola
65c; choice Csc; good 27aaZSc; prime 2Sa
2sJc. Corn meal firm at 3 &c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-FlOur-demand
gooi at full prices. Wheat scarce and firm
at Sl.jSa1.60 COrn-demand fair and
market firm at G0dG4c. Oais-demand fair
and market firm at 4GaJ0c Rye quiet at
dc. Barley quiet AID unchanged. Pork
quiet; held at $3.50. Lard quiet; steam
S5aSkc; kettle 9ia94c. Bulk meats easier;
shoulders 6 &c cash; &c for last calf Of month
of May; clear rib 7iaTsc; clear 7ia7Sc.
Bacon quiet at re for shoulders; clear rib
SIC; clear SIC. Green meats-the season
is nearly over; sales Of shoulders II pounds
average 81. Hogs-market steady with a
moderate demand; shipping S5.lOaj.3O;
packers SJ.3ja5.5O, latter for extreme.
Whisky strong at 9Te.
louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE Jan 1j.-FlOur and Wheat
fiTmeT and advancing. Corn firm; white
and mixed zoe. Oats firm; white 44c:
mixed SOC. Hay quiet at SIS. Provisions
quiet but firm. Mess pork Sl5aI5.5O.
Bnlk meats-shOulders G4afSc; clear rib
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad stock. 30
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad stock 65
Nashville and Decatur Railroad stock. SO
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad stock 50
Memphis and Charleston Railroad stock. u
South Nashville Street Railroad Stock. 60
North Nashville Street Railroad stock %
Spruce Street Railroad stOck............ 80
Suspension Bridge stock. 81
Nashville Gas Light Company. 10
Cotton Eoetorv s-nct- AZ
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
SPORTING NOTES.

The deciding game In the Brooklyn tournament
was won by Mr.. Knight. Mr.. Piket, his antago-
mist, has protested on the ground that Mr.. Knight
IS not an amateur, having ofic1ated as marker In
the Delany Tournaments Should the definition OF
billiard amateur be accepted on the same basis
as in rowing, running or other athletic sports the
protest VIII PROBABLY be sustained.
The match between Maurice Vignaux and Cyrilie
Dion, 800 points, at the three ball game, will prob
ably attract large attendance at Tammany Han
on the evening OF the 8th oil December. Consider
able money Is being invested on the game, as
ting 40 against 100 when their man has 500 points
TO play. lhe game Will commence at seven O'Clock.
Football Is very popular at Yale, and their
twenty recently won an easy victory over the
players OF Columbia.
The match for the championship and the chal-
lenge cup between the present holder, Albert Gar
nler, ana A. L. Rudolphe, will take place at Tam
many Hall on the evening OF December 10. Ru-
the cup and is hard at work practising every day.
The betting on the match Is about even, with
slight cali IN favor OF GARNER.
The tournament OF the Downtown Chess Club ls
still steadily progressing q! their rooms: No.
hay have already been played and and up TO
lect the winner, as several are pretty
nearly equal IN point of, games won Messrs.
Greenberger, Anders Laracy. Rosenbaum.
Schmalbach and Spencer have all won q good
many matches, and have chance OF the drss
prize.
The match between Joseph Dion and Maurice
Vignaux LOT the championship and the Delany en-
blem now held by the latter. Will De played In the
last week OF December or the first In January.
The French expert Is very confident OF victory Out
should Joseph get the balls along the rail- once or
twice, he will prove tough customer to get away
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

BRINE McELRoY, the beloved wite u william SUM-
ing'on, aged 81 years.
The funeral viii take place on Tuesday. Deeen-
ber 1, at two O'Clock In the afternoon, from NO I42
West Twenty-sixth street. All friends are respect
fully invited to attend.
THURMAN.-In Brooklyn, on Friday November
27, MARY, wife OF Charles Thurman, aged 81 years
and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence No.
5s Greene avenue. on Monday, November 80, at two.
O'Clock p NJ.
Oswego and Whitehall IN. ~ papers please copy.
TRIER-0n sunday afternoon November 20.
BETTY rRIRR In the 64th year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral In to-morrow,s paper.
WALLER-On sunday, November 20, 1874 at 1872
Mulberry street. at the residence or her son. Mrs
CATHERINE WALLER, the wife OF William Henry
Brazier Waller, OF county Tpperary, Ireland, OF o,
protracted illness, at the age OF so years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited ts
attend the funeral, 10 take place from her son'R
residence on Tuesday at one O'Clock p. NJ sharp.
WAY.-Suddeny. on Sunday morning, Novem
Der 20, or heart disease, JOSEPHINE, beloved
daughter Of william H. ana Maria Way, at their
residence, no. Beach street, aged Is years. Z
months ana 20 days.
Nav ner sweet soul rest in peace.
The funeral VIII take place on Tuesday. at ono
O'Clock. Relatives and friends ale invited to at
tend.
New jersey papers please COPY.
WREN.-On Sunday, November 90 Mrs, MARY
WREN, q native OF Killarney. county Kerry, Ire
land In the Goth year OF her age
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, from her late residence 1a3
Stanton street, at halfpast one O'Clock, on Tues
day, December !, 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY go T74-TRPLE SHEET

S2o3 for strained Crude turpenne steady at 81 90 for
hard S2 60 for yellow dip; 81 6o for virgin Tar steady
Oswsoo. Nov & 1874.
piour steady. sales, 1850 bbls Wheat nrm; $4,000
asds n9 club a. g Two sass Ear
OF fZSU bushels new high mixed at 90c. Barley duet
Corn msai-$7 Tor boed and $S6 for nnbolted per ton
shorts $x shipstufs, $l middngs, $lS ton Rail
road reghtsFour. to Boston, 50c to New York, S8ci
70 Albany SAC. Lake recepts-l22,O00 bushels wheat
Canal shipments-lL G0O bushels wheat
ToLkpo. Nov 2a 1874
Fiour steady Wheat in fair demand and advanced;
No. white wabash, 81 IS; amber Michigan. 81 lU13
II January sl ~ No. red 81 12s: No do, 81 10;
No amber IllinoiA 81 llk. Corn steady; high
mixed 7oc do. new, 73, cash and November; Decem-
ber.. IKE may TIC new low mixed 7O1sc a lie sell
lc Glover seed s. Co. Dressed hogs, s. l5 Receipts
Wheat vOoo bushels; corn, 5s 0O do oats. 20OU do
Snipments-Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn. 1900 do.
CHICAGO. Nov. %, 1874
sgTns ga ap9airv oi No ao cash, S3Mc pecemner
rejected Csc. 6jhc Oats steady; No 2 6sc. cash. or
all the year; rejected 4g1c. 49s4c. Rye fair de.
mand advanced No. 9ic. a 9i1sc Barley aniet and
weak; No spring 81 a. cash or December; No. do,
cash, 81 ~ February Lard steady at $l3 65 cash,
$l4 February. Bulk meats in fair demand and firm at
about hc decline from yesterdays quotations On the
call in the Board this afternoon wheat closed at 9ic
unchanged Recepts-lsU0l bbls hour, 81 OJ0 bushels
wheat l09 900 DO corn do oats 900 rye, 2 900
do. barley shipments-40oU bbls -four, 3,001 bushels
wheat- S.0yu do corn, 5000 do oats 5000 do. barley