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NEW ORLEANS.
The Crsyasss-somo EsrGsrs.

NEW ORLEANS, May l.-Several
hundred persons went on an excursion
to the Bonnet Care crevasse yester-
day. The levee on either side is still
giving way slowly, though unremit-
ting labor IS being used to stop its
further spread. The roar of the cur
rent at the break can he heard more
than a mile. A well informed person
estimates that the loss to the sugar
crop viii not exceed q. 900 hOgsheads.
An affray occurred ) yesterday be-
tween Jules Ninet and Philip Lame
reaUx, in which the latter was shot
and killed.
Later in the day q difficulty OC-
Cured between two COlOred men
named John Stevens and Isaac Jack
son, which resulted In the fatal stab
bing Of Jackson, who died in fifteen
minutes. Both murderers were ar
rested.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BAMILTON-The friends and acquaint-
anoes of Thomas A. Hamilton are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral OF his
wife, HENERETTA, hom the Southern Hotel,
this CTUEsDAYl morning. at 10 O'Clock. Ser
vices by Rev L. D. Mullins. Carriages in at
tendance At hotel
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I OTTEE.Y.-Of1cial drawings OF the Mis-
IL souri, State Lottery. CLASS z05.
81, 81, Il, So, p, 3, 81, l. 50, p, p, 63.
CLASS 46.
SO, IA, 6s, 50, 8, %, so, IS, 8, "a, 2, 81.
Prizes nom 500 to S5UOOJ, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery by J. f. FRAECF
46H North Court street, Box If7, phis,
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER S CO., M an
aRerB, 81. Louis, No. my2
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The break b. the laokssa Railroad makes
a dlFsFeaos sg tsp hsuFs oaiy IN time Of
srrivai al NsB oIlssBs. The mail trsis
isayIHa Msmphls az l2:30 Pm. arrives al
Pass &anshaS al 9 an, ana basssaueFs
iheu iaks a beat for hBW Orleans, elVjHg
lhsm a delightful TRIP anFesa TIE beaatIiiai
Lake PoiGhaFiraln. RstuFnEaa the b0.lt
leaves New Orleans iEo hours earlier. sa
that tralss leave Pass naacklao 60 tirs.
Jas. NONeE, Eea'l SaHi.
c. g.P. OAKLEY, Ala.
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The GSaI Eihers' strike Drawisg TO a
Close.

NEW YORK, May la dispatch
from the Scranton coal regions last
evening says Waddel'5 mine at Pill
stOn, has commenced operations, en-
plOying a large force. The Jackson
Guards, of Berwick, left yesterday for
home; their place is supplied by the
Wyoming Artillery company. Strong
efforts for a general compromise are
still being made.
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MASONJC NOTICE

THE regular communication Of L. g
4 adore ike Lodge or Adoption, NJ
No, 1, will be held at Hail Of S0uth/W\
Memphis Lodge this (IUESDAN) evening, I'd
inst, at ~ O'Clock.
All members are requested to be present as
business of importance VIII come before the
Lodge. J. M PETTIGREW, Y. NJ
JNO. A. HULT, Recorder. my2
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS.

DARTIES desiring me to administer sOn
II estates will please leave, At the otac5 or
Vance & Anderson, S25 Main street. memo
rauda, giving name Of deceased, time oL
death and probable amount OF property
JOHN TRENT. Public Admlnistr
amfT for Shelby COMFY
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, May Lection is quiet and
steady; middliug, 1870. tlOur-better feel
ing. with fair inquiry; sales Of plain and
choice extra family, g6 j95 70; extra, So 90.
Grain quiet; wheat, 81 40lsl so; corn, CSC; oats,
exc; Rye, 81 O5gl lU ia sacks from store.
Provisions strong, prices malnt8iued and
demand fair; mess pork, SIS. Bacon, "a 81
9S54c; hams, sugar-cured, bci plain, l35zc
PACKED; bulk meats, blqgoAc loose; lard in
uerces, lie; keg, l25<c. Whisky steady at SIC.
TOb2ccO-ssles ll5 hhds at S596 Tugs; 81 90
@l0 50 low TO medium Leaf SIS 75gZ0 90 good
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NEW nRT.EANa

NEW ORLEANS, May Flour irregular,
with supernue At s. go; Xxx, 50 81; Xxx
IS S087 Ul. Corn in good demand al lower
rates; mixed, 7Oc; yellow ami white, 7l.g.2c,
Oats demand fairi 65G64c. uay dulet, at
Sz596. Bran scarce, al 81 70. Pork held hrm
at l9A9ls5ac. Bacon in fair uemana at -,
l0QlU5zc, Hams dull and lower, at I5C. Laru,
sugar and mOiassss unchanged. Whisky
quiet, but nrm, at Sj9S. &c Coffee steady, at
lo5z9l5EC. bank sterling, 2-3s; sight, y
premium. Gold, lll54. Cotton urm supply
light; sales 400 bales. Good ordinary, "a
@l3c; low middIing, l354ggl3zzc; miidliug,
l45zGl45zc. hsCeipis, t574 bales EApUrJs,
foreign, 1875 balesi stock I09 4iJ bales,
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NOTICE is given to the following parties to
~ settle their billsi P. +. HiFg rs, 9lc.
Conners, IS IS; John Davis, barber, 81 3;
bIcGehee, stone cutter, 81 20; Pat Murphy
81 IS; J. GOtchhe, 81 IS; r. Foley, 81 Is; Ben-
nett, machinist. 81 s5; Frank, e baker, ST .;
Connell 81; Styke, 81 30i Charles Ellison,
sll 80; Kennedy, s. 50; Nicholson, blacksmith,
81 p. other names viii be added hereafter.
my2 p. MCCABE.
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MARRIED.

WALKER-NAPIER-A the residence of
NJ. F. Hudnall, Esq on the 9th OF April, by
Rev. Mr.. Mullen, Mr.. Z. G. WALKER, formerly
OF Rlcnmend. Va, and Miss KATE A. NAPIER.
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no CONTRACTORS

q EALED PROPOSALS win be reesIvsd By
- the undersigned for the erection Of th8
proposed school building 70 be huiIt on the
corner OF Market and Third streets Plans
snd specifications can be seen a. the ofIea OF
Jones e Baldwin, architects, Eit Williams
Block. Bids % be left with the secretary of
th e Eoard Of Education. 90 the odd EeLIoHs'
Hall On or before the 8th OF May neEt. 10 D.
O'Clock noon, The COMMITTEES reserve Tie
right to reject any or al Of the bids.
@. g. FENEEa,
M. WIGaLT
E. j. MAN-F FORD.
APPS Building COMMITTEE.
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PsremptOry Sale Of Prints, BOmss-
tics, Foreign Dry Goods, Etc.
BY /, c. BALDWIN & Co.,

w E VIII sell TUESDAY and THURSDAY,
w Nay ID and 4th, ut 10 O'Clock. ct ths Auc-
t1On House. - Main street, Prints, IN
bleached Dumestics, Hickory Ticking,
Stripes, Plaids, Checks, Lawns, 5Wisses,
JacOnets, Delalnes, Chaltss, Alapacas, Pop
Inns Paris Dress Goods, Irish Linens, Table
DamHsk, Towels. Napkids, Hosiery, Gloves
Han dkerehiefs, COunteTpanes, shirts, Draw
ers Under and OyeI-shtrts, BalmOral skirts
Bel de sud do. Also, Pocket Gallery ana
Pocket Books, Fancy Goods, etc
ap3g A. g. r.. GERS iN, A uci loueer.
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General TirreIl, Of Indians, the Third
Asst Postmaster General, was ia New
York several days last week in con-
sultation with a number Of the Gen
erel Orfier5 warehouse men and con-
tractors for P0st0fice stamps, prepar-
atory for the Morton Presidential
campaign.
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mnnn-mnnn-MnnD.

NOR the best OAK or ASH WOOD, go to
~ ~ u, EDWARDS,
no IOl Union street.
sawed. split and Cord Wood alWays on
hand. delivered in any part OF the sl-y rec
az charge 4Pao
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sTRANGLED TO DEATH
A Hs-rfbls EHrdsr Il laly-A Russian
Stsssglss E Pole.


The P-gerrmza. Of Milan, relates
the following particulars Of d cold
hI1rdpd murder. son the 3lst of
March, two strangers arrived at the
leading hotel Of this city, and regis
tered their names rs Ivan kr8ssOvskl,
of Poland. sged 80, and the other
Michel Eaunt0uZOti, of Russia, aged
Is: both spoke French, with g Russian
accent. At four O'Clock in the alter
noon EauutguZgt left his cOI1pan-
ions room, with a CaTpet-bag IN his
hand, and told the cham bermald:
am Obliged TO leave town on urgent
bus mess for q few hours, but shall
be back by night; don't wake my
friend" ." and. giving her five lire, he
gut on an omnibus and proceeded 10
the railway terminus. Late at night
1he door was opened by q blacksmith,
aS no reply could be obtained from
Era-- -0viski, and, entering the room,
horrible spectacle met the view.
Era-7OyIski was on the bed, with 8
leather strap bound round MS throat,
which had strangled him to death.
The doctor OF the hotel, the Cheva-
1fer CauelIi, stated that the position in
which the body was found precluded
all idea Uf suicide, and he believed
that he had been first drugged and
thea murdered.
The railway tickets on his trunk
had all been removed. The Russian
Ambassador at Florence was notified
OF the occurrence, but KauntOnzOh is
still at large.
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Non-Residsnt Notics.

In the Probate Court o Shelby county, Ten
nessee.--J. N. p. LaWrBnc9 aud j. r. Law
rance vs.. L. T. LawrauCe.
I N this osuse it appearing that Laura Law
Il rance Is non resident of the state Of
Tennessee and aIesident Of the state OF Mis-
siss ppi:
It Is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the court. house IN
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
toe 5th day Of June A. d, lSIl, and plead
answer or demur TO Complainants' bin OF
the same viii be taken Tor confessed a. 10
her and set for hearing exparte; and that s
copy of this order be published once 8 week,
for four successive weeks, in the MamPhis
Daily Appeal.
A true copy-attesta
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
by u. ~. CULLEN. ID O.. mv2
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ST. LOUIS, May 1.-Flour stronger for low
gTadss; superine winter, s. O5; Xxx do, s. so
% 70. Wheat-buyerss stood Uui bul little do
ing soft Iowa spring, 81 39gl 81, NO. red
fslls 81 g. Corn nrmer, demand active;
in bulk, 471zg5Oci sacked, SIC, Oats are firm (;
demand fsiri mizet In bulk 508sI; sacked.
541zg55c 3 trieY steady No. spring. 81 10
Rye dull S69s7c. Mess pork stronger, and
transactions email; SIS 25gl3 90 Bulk rh5ul-
ders higher &c. Bacon stronger; only OF
der trade doing 9Hgs5zg$4G $4GlOc. Sugar
cured hams, ls8 l5c; can Vsie25u, l1Llfc. Laru
held higher hCg- ar better, ranging 81 jJ4
----L-. L--- 8 ~ %
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COTTON.
WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, May l.-Gold has been strong
considering the continued large shipments
aud heavy imports; opened At iIlA, and
sold up TO lliz closing at lllN. Loan, l92
per cent, Money lttle more Gtive, at 4G6
per cent state securities are gsuel ally
strong, with only a limited how OF business
Old Tennessees, 571s; new, So, Sterling ex-
do. SIS, III; do. 6is, III; do. 6js, lli-Bll extra
interest; do. new, lI35< do. SIS, ll3]{; DO 5ss
ll314i do. l0-4Os, l0914. Currency 6s, ll53s.
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|. o. 0. F. PICNIC,
At James Park. Thursday, nay Il.
BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES SOLICITED.

TTNHE privileges OF the ground, consisting
4 Of Bar, Restaurapt, Confectionery and
Shooting GaIlerg, win be open for bids until
the 9Th Of Msy. None n the above stands
VIII be permitted 10 conflict with each other.
All bids to be addressed o
b. BINGHAM, Chairman.
Bingham q Cravsr's Gallery. Gloyer Block
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MARKETS.
IL Y TELEeRAPH.I
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May DRY Goods-The busi-
ness done was but little as many are moving
Into new premises. Prices generally rule
steady. Amoskeag blesched drills, l3Tci
Appleton brown, i25zC; Peperill, l2jzc stark.
l21zc; Keansargs A bIeached musilus, l5c; A
X A. 2lC; b b, I9c; g q, l8c; Congress Wigans,
l0c; red cross, lO5zci vistory Cambucs, lei Pa
cine corded alpaca, 25ec5 mOhatl brOcs des,
23ci printed caiicOes, lies pfiated ptrcales,
22Zc; American pnuts-llc for fancy and Zoe
for green and orange and pink checks.
COTTON.
NEW YORK, May l-COttOn steady and IN
moderate demand; miidliue uplauzs. l41zc
Flour hrmer, At s6 1895 55; shipping grades
extra. Wheat hrmi red and amber, 81 52d5i
Corn scarce and hfm; fgiLeG western, 7gG5lc
Whisky drmer at at9s3413fc. Coffee frmer and
In fair demand; Rio, l5l<4t5C. Sugar firm
aud demand fair, Cuba, 8gIOc. M0lasses
steady, and in fair deiuaudi HuscoyafO, %
m4Ic. Rice slLTge.
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| Having disposed Of my Interest 90 ]. W.
! Bidgood-J q. Kelly 8 Co, 1 cheer 'ullv re-
| commend them TO al my friends and pa
| irons, and thanking them for past lavOrss
| hope they will continue their support Of the
1 hFm,
| ap 80 A, X GDLLLNS.
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PeremptOry Public Sale

az the time above stated situated on
LaudsrdaIs, Orleans and Georgia
streets, In the vicinity Of st. Agnes Academy.
In Offering this large number OF lots, We
place before the public a arare opportunity Of
making an investment In property which
cannot fail to increase in value, being so
centrally located that it must be hHed up in
preference to more distant points.
Accessible on the north side BY the Beals
street and on the south BY the Henand
street railroads, and travsrssd and bound
ed in all directions by broad streets, we are
confident that We cannot bring to the notice
Of those who want cheap home better
piece Of property from which to make
selection.
The terms of shs sale are made very easy
third cash; one and two years, with six per
cent interest.
rafn ram Ir,liir,a, tI,a reaHara nf This nnfica
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NnT.cE OE lISSQLUTlOn.

VNHE COpRrtnershtp heretofore eZ' sting IN
1 der the firm name and style Of Collins,
BdgOOd s Co.. Is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent, A. r Collins retiring. J. W. Bid
liabilities and collect slI accounts of late
firm.
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HHnI ~ c0LHRAl1. i"

III, oersous desiring 10 60 90 Colorado
n san- do 50 at my reduced rates ~ folH-
ing our Colony, twenty-five miles BON lsl-
ver city. on the ID. and r. @. 3. r. mere
fh5 town OF Memphis is nov building LOIS
seIl AZ twenty-five and MY dollars Tor my
bv one hundred and hfty feeti 19 ~ acre.
o. me farming lands are q cut7l L9L 1--
coIoniats at 81 - per acre. CAL ala zee
Lumber. $40 per 100 feet
.T Memphis Tenn.
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CINCINNATI.

CTECIEFATI, May I. - Cotton - demand
fair; middling, l8gI4zc. Flour steady and IN
good demand; family. S. 1896 50. Wheat
scarce and firm, at 81 54Gi 8. Corn firm; de-
mand light. Oats unchanged Barley firm,
at Slgl Is. Mess pork and lard dull Whisky
steady, with moderate demand at SIC, but
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mfnn0 EUUV -A-EE12.
AWMk For any cass ef Bind h4-..7. h4s51-
~ 4IWaF ing. Itehtneor iJigerated 3 ( & - -
fhaf DaBINaia Elka a-
EDY faiIs 70 eure- is pre pared * lieslt :, ~.
To orfs tha plies ara noth1nz elses So 80
cured ss1eH of over ~ years sGanf.lus-
Y C5oODYFaE 4 HILLS
r-E ATanl1 6sl 1f1i1 stress
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Trustees Sals.


MAYORS OFF1cE, CITY HALL,
MEMPHIS, IEEi H. April ifs l3ll-
ID IDS for Furnishing the Material ale
Id Lighting the OIL LA3E5 in the streei-
wiz be received at this once untii ffednel-
day, Nay 8, &C u o'clock noon.
Rue9 JN0. JOB N5Ola. Mayor.
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ROBERT & CO.,
RoIIar Masara & shaaIIrnr o-Eara.

NAVY YARD, MEMPHIS. TENN. Second
IN hand Boilers always on hand. Repair
ing done with promptness. Particular Rtten-
tt0a given n Repairiua staamhaaf Boilers.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May l-Flour-extra spring Is
frmer, at IS 621aG6 90. Wheat-NO. 2 spring
active, closing Ic higher, at 81 ZI5s, cash Slst
seller last half May 81 y seller June; this af-
ternoOn hrm, al 81 2s}2gl Zi54 cash ana seller
May. COrn-NO.2 mixed active, 4gHc higher,
closing 471sc.
CHARLESTON.
CRARLEsToE. May ]. - Cotton market
quiet; middling, lS sgl84C; net receipts, 81
bales sales, go Dalesi STOCK. 10 Yj2l.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, May Cotton demand fair;
mtddling Uplsnds, lJfz4l35sc; net receipts,
1875 bales; exports, Continent, 225U; COasJWi ise
1897 bales sales, jgUi stock, l3 lUi.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, May 1.-Cotton market firm
and steady; good ordinary, lz14c; net re-
celpts, 1897 bales exports, cUlstwIse, S0l
balesi stock, 54,SOl bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, May Cotton market showed
q good demand, and the prices advanced
middliug, H4c; net receipts, ll,5l1 bales;
sales, 1000 balesi stock, a SO7,
FOREIGN.
LoNDos, May I, 2 pm Consols, 08lz.
Bonds are firm; lSo4s, 9y3 IS 90 Old 'o5s, g1 s; do
67s, - 40 lO-sUs S9}s. To-day is a holiday iu
Loncon. stock Exchange quotations are
given.
FRANKFORT, May Limited States eou-
pODs OF 1852, 81.
LIVEEPO0L, May l.-Cott0n is dull; mid-
ding uplands, I'D; midduug Orleans, I'D;
sale, l0OU0 bales, SD0 Tor speculation auu
export CO.n-NO. 2 mixed, S}s. BresdstufIs
and provisions unchanged.
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PlCMIC PARTIEs.

FEvO PICNIC PARTIEs.-Pers0ns who In
Il tend getting up Picnic parties for me
coming season, viii do vel % bear ll -l-lll
OF fernando Park corner Heruanuu rQall
and Walkers avenue, viii give the use or ll5
Park fres Of charge for such occup patton ap-l
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A VOID OUACKs-A victim OF early lndis-
IA cretion, cGusing nervous debility PIE
mature decay etc. having tried Ia vain eve
~ advertised remedy, has a simple means 81
saff-cure. which he VIII send lrEe % MS tei-
lovV-Eu 1eEera. Aodreas. j. -. AUIIlah,
deIW 1s hessau ST. New York
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A BOUT half the lots having been disposed
Of at the sale on April q, the remainder viii
sold, as above stated, on WEDNESDAY, May
Sd, commencing opposite the Terra Gotta
Works, on Orleans street, in one OF The most
repidly improving usighborhOods1n the city,
We INVITE PUBLIC ATTENTION TO
the sale Of CENTRALLY LOCATED BUILD.
ING LOTS, which Mr.. F. W. SMITH has d.
reeted Us TO place on the market at
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BuiI,,inx sites for Sale.

Use Globe Flower Cough Syrup.
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.7eh~a COMMERCIAL 7s
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY By
,..r j. w. GAUT,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
COMMERCIAL.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. q. Is
Market Place, KnoruitIe, Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov q, 1871.
But little Produce changed hands during the
past week. In fact nothing but the scarcity Of
money induces farmers to accept the present
prices for their produce.
e. Messrs. Mcdaniel & Co. commenced slaught-
ering hogs that cost Al to 4lc. gross laid down.
Sales could not be made to-day at over 4 cents.
Nothing of the hog product offered yet ex-
cept Lard, which is held at 10 cents in tins.
The tendency is to lower prices.
Good corn will meet ready sale at 30 to 529c.
loose in car load lot. A limited demand exists
for prime hay, at 30 cents in bales that will
admit IA, 600 pounds to the car load. 7sH
QUOTATIONS. = #
WHEAT-Buying,- 81 10a135; selling, 12Ga
] 40, per bushel. But little offered, and only a
local demand.
CoRN-Buying price for old, sacked Csc /;
selling in carload lots, zoe, cars; new, buy
ing, 50a521c. loose; sacked in depot, 62!a65c.
No shipments from this point yet.
OATs-Buying, loose, 05a58c; sacked, in car
load lots 5Oa523c.
HAY-Loose, wagon load, T0a75c per cwt /;
baled in depot, $1.00 per 100 lbs,
DRIED FRUITs-Dull, market unsettled /;
Peaches, loose, from wagons in halves, cts.
per ID mixed and in quarters, &c. according
Ia1c higher per ID. -srE~
FnoUR-Only a local demand and very dull /;
best brands of Family held at 400 per sack and
Extras 3.50a3. Is per sack but to effect cash
sales concessions must be made.
BACoN-Nominal, in the absence of orders
from the country, prices have wide range !;
Clear Sides 74ca8e; buying price and selling
9ca10c no Hams or Shoulders offered
LARD-9a93c
FEATHERs-Buying price for prime Goose at
55ca60c Mixed and Duck new 45ca50c.
BUTTER-Prime sells readily at 20c to 22lc,
butirregular and rancid lots are hard to sell at
any price. !. =. .-sa, ...,....
EGas-l5c to 18c per dozen. 81 i--
IRISH PoTAToEs-Only local demand and
the supply much better than was expected;
worth 50ca70c per busbel as to quality.
SWEET PoTATOEs-Local demand only 60caS0c
per bushel t ri fr -aro7 rl a-E rf
Onions Local demand onlyG Goa Soc per
bushel .'' .''t
GREEN APPLEs-Some very fine North Caro-
lina Apples sold last week at zoo per. buShel.
Common varieties are worth LOCAL. %.
PoULTRY-Chickens 15a1Sc each; Ducks
about the same; Turkeys G0a95e. .i es
RAGs-3a3lc cash. 1 a-eFar.I- a-z.rre
BEEswAx-25a2Sc per pound. lcs f
GINsENG-75aS0 per pound Z te
SEED-Cloyer, 8.00a850 per bushel; Timothy,
800 per bushel ..
HoGs-Parties here will pack several thous-
and hogs at &c gross, and some orders for ship
meht may be expected at about that price.
When the season opens let the hogs come for
ward ~ ..-t r-.
CATTLE--Nominal, some demand for stock
cattle to ship East.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-21
Firnt.CIass Houso.

Messrs Scott Renshaw g. Hacker are now
removing their stock of furniture to their new
place of business in MoTrow's building, a few
floors, including the basement Their finishing
room is in the third story and the second and
first floors are filed with the various articles
they manufacture, comprising every article
made for use or ornament. These gentleman
have one of the most complete establishments
in the State and with superior facilities are pre-
pared to fill any order. There is no necessity to
send off for furniture with such establishments
at our doors tt-t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-21
Rrnnch Esfablishmenf.

Mr. Kern, the well known confectioner, has
opened branch establishment on Gay street,
at the old stand of Mr. Kinzell which is pre-
sided over by Mr. Cox, who has had long ex-
perience in the confectionery trade. His stock
Is large and well selected, embracing any article
usually called for, and which viii be cheerfully
shown to all who call. Mr.. Kern has been in
business in Knoxville for number Of years
and Is too well and favorably known to need
ment on the Square is daily receiving large adj
ditions and he will display for the holiday trade
attractions that must be seen to be appreciated.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-21

STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The bank statement
shows that loans have increased 81, 500 600 spe-
Gle, increase, $1,000 600; legal tenders, increase
over S75O,O0O; deposits, Increase, nearly So
100000. Money, easy, 5a6c; exception, 3a4c at
close, Exchange, firm, 9sa9lc. Gold, $1.11a
Lib. Governments very firm. States, mac
tive. Old Tennessees, steady; new, heavy.
Virginias, steady. New South Caroinas, weak.
North Carolinas, firm. Tennessees, 663 new,
G6. Virginias, 59I new, 81. Georgias, Is, so !;
IS, Sc. Louisianas IS ; new, 50. Levees, 6s,
co; ss, rs Alabamas. IS, So; 5s, 65. North
Carolinas, 384; new, l94. South Carolnas, y !;
new, Oh