Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05
COMMERCIAL.
Knoxyille Whoic,alc liarkot.

Corrected w. W. aAU1y No. Is Market sqarc

Corrected byJ W. GAUT No. IS Market squire
KIDD kNoXyILI.E, October 8, ls-c.
The general business of the city never moro pros
porous Notwithstanding the srirciy Of inonoy. there
is gratifying increase in our wholesale uudo. If we
can combine with our already large commercial bust
ness an Increase of manufactures Knoxville may, in
few years, become center of trade Of no ordinary lii
mansions. No city in the South so ltfees locat on
aud natural iaciiitic are concerned ocs greater in
dnccmcnts for thc manpaeure of iron In al rs forms
than kuoN,ilie Agricultural implements, railroad
material aud mgchiugry ought y bent de here. Being
center of trade, cotton and voolc fabrics could and
should bernnuiaytureda ~ KnpXaio,
Bu, our purpose Is % speak moro pagtcularly Of
grain Wheat comes in slowly The decline in prices
and the fact now osccranel that but liue nc the last
crop is pure wheat dsinelipog produce doacs 10 ham
die IL az ans price. while auDor claim het ,hgsrcan-
mo- produce wheat tor less than 100 per bushc Tdo
result mutual holding Oh, and DO 7sag sailes for
the luct of money that wheat, under other eircum-
stances would bring toto tle country, u
As seed zinc is nov az hand. allow Ia go .depes, to
farmers 10 procure ior s,cl Jho bo varieties olwhcut
tobc bad clean we'll and thcn prepare your land
well. and where 10 is pa.tioabc plant iu drills When
c plant Is growing rlue ont an COO he or other nox-
i"u- erovtls We know Dc slii OF East Tennessee
can produce Cue wheat bs chat of any land iu the
United States We 'o Ourselves. our land our trade,
and our country an Injustice hy offering ON the markets
inferior produce
Wequotc The range OF prices. Wheat at ,0agOc per
ha-hol, with lir damrua for account off Southern
mill. ",eu hu. au.s ..r, ga. be liol on by sample.
as ol,n crop mas, 20. valued upon &c. own merits
CoHy-fajr demand fa, odd OF ljy nr bread pur-
poses,
| oIs-tair deamH Soc, l.,..; sacked ia depot
worth Iutti.e
FLouE-Lmitcl 90 aly.pith some inquiry for ship
mont, at S2.uUH 30 -aC,, Ton UNlIH family brands
BACON-Lmitcd apply, and nominal /. 'al demand.
at prices ranging ium lGHlsc. per pound. The de-
cline IN the " cstrw Markets causes corresponding
decline IN The South. No shipments.
LARD. i'm sympathy with the Western decline l. very
dull and viii close out at q decline.
IEATHEa-uJnulc. Limited demand
BJuEG-l In demand nc advanced prices. Worth $50
zoe. from wagons. but viii decline when the Fair is
over.
EgGs-rhc demand is In excess of the supply. conso-
qucutly prices are high. 2JW-5s. per dozen.
DRIED fUUlT-ihe uDdo is iurly active. with sharp
competition between buyers. Apples 393lgc Der b.
Icncucs. hu}v. ac quarters aud mixed So &C. Black
berries q. &C.. Pears. peeled So l0c per 10.
word 20. e.ntiou TO fruit buyers may not be out Of
place: Thc price here leaves mo- margin in foreign
markets. Sc. ates, quotations.
Lm-a ror41eEs Asserted With the small ones left
| uut. are worth tOc., for southern shipment
GEETN ArPtTs-lt carefully gathered and Woll Sc
! leclcI. are worth iOH5Us per busucl
/ IELF CATTLE Our butchers pay y 4" &c., gross
| MUrruN- Worth c2.OJa3UU per head.
/ PORN liuG5-tf Of g., gtuss.