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New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
nmr crnCR MARKETS

T-xRsaAT Oct I-BEEvu-Aniuh to-day, ~ At Connunj
E. s tss "a. train Rne Ro and more
n J. Central Scarcely any prooen atu
av, Chicago the are ncrns hAo can que a.
s. Woo ~Ih . esrs Coz 4 UIsry and Bsd.iS 80 At
Eoumunipav FTs had Is Amos an 9nira
Sgpd tehe having hey inclined 70 lay back o
6rhe anv Generally there change n pc oot
bRhers gt better bargains than thJ Na A MOD
t.r1 sold his ITO bDe 81 Ksn:ay grade Durbsmi At Ot 9e
l6s pOoE hs Cherokee e"h a. e ana ~"
Illinois, cSti at Oe go. nj.
Od q Illinois ae Of about St cut SVsrAse car ~ "
Hughes for BALDWIN II sse stsss@FsWt At g. They were
Gyrsas .on hs % Stat, osae Ct al ste $ eWt
TethsinsT sOh g Yirgal sssr eTS q i've Co uips 70
oeE oopJ All At lie Nj HOLY At sdSie Egg OI sold
; BusL Comfy lie JOdd BusEAgAAn oA Sa's Gra'a
S p' ~ t.SERseeip. SsolI FOrtyshs Sas
FoTe aDd al COmmu With another an cue ~ me heI
Ss nakst gcd ct a9Shssgea ne &c. k
= se !, DE-. = S So j ss s ls9 q % n 6 = oh,S
p STATE Ianss s Ss . ~ o Us n c'SS. SsS Is n SI
E,ySI ed Sl coarse IlDOs Sbeep s ., Sc State so
g. oI n Sci ' Stss iAnbS no euh Oui S D Ahd lo
leS~ ssaa State sheep D. Se 81 State Anb' 81 D.
Freths Van Wer1 sold 2os state Iheep ai B at Sic 7
of si Si Isl OfS2 h. Ste. l@ Sas lambs, SG6O at 7e
Ju BUeIash,n sold Ios sheep IS n at S4e 259 Of 81
=, 1e IS Of q b. Slc II Ststs hnbt %S n &C. -
W 81 D. at Si Ia Stats lambs 5S3 ID.
6ie and 10 PenhsyJanlA d.. - 10 At 7e -
PdOeE s ConnunPAW, 80 ONO ShseP e8 n at Se and %
HoesZindTsL 3 ear a FOteb-t, and At ccnnuipsv-mo,
dresSi advanced s. df selling o. lie
me could sold &c offered they
rat n OhIs, SIC. prime Qu0Abls
Sbte Zoe, vii probably dO better than thitt0moroS
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoEDOS Oet lS-ll:30 n-CsDs6s opened % money
RB ~ Of United eGras HvSTvOny 0
1sss Cd. 9Oi 1858 sli; TeB-POries sSi
FEAHEBOET l9-L mUnited sSsa FVSTWGatJ
~ u, iOf the Issue Of 1897
PAKs. Oc- ia n.-Rsutes opened a ST 2S
LTRRPOOL D-iO:1O a m-Cotoo opened dun NddhbF
asdI ~ kuddLhg OheAhA l0d
GDoH CO.. Bl:3 n-COoSoh Ri for and 90 for
Oct l9-lO mCottOu d DALI arrived
wi. rOa HeN-Yort Oct :, With 5s6 bales Of Cotton.
LONDON, OFT s-Ep HThs balboa the Bslk Of 1ngAAd
IA bervd Il m O0q daring The Nek Consoh eosed 9S
Hs and " for the United StAtes PveTWspy bOnds
~ So, Old ~ 6s eIiI TOo-FOTisS, al
IAHu, Ool lS-p. m--Rsntss eiOSoo ~ s1E 10e
LVIHSoOL Oct 1870 m-COt0h closed dur MiddiAE Up
SSs H0Sfa Addhng 0Erans edj ales q the 10 90
ea l for and Peeuhon als Of Cotton ship
stssVlhbaA CkaTiestOn Et8k TLtoN F76YeWh
tnsDON OeL ia-TADOE 1i6 ,
hvssIeo OeG --ArnVSdStsAnSr Spain from EsV York o.
. ~ LeS bales Of Cotton
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


sA.1sSa1 od lS-OoaSO dnii Le~ kiddhas I90sl EOgz
49, Oso SSst Osh VsEy dan u O. PrOyOas unchanged
1ps S1 Essh reepts n Improved dsnasd; Pns RoD 9aa
Ssns ste Haehs.Fd Wksky ssl At 9ea9ee.
a., OeL i1(OVeR eeod wOeetieA, exp0S Ogdm have
sI,.[ Htx SEED NoinL 81 o. Timothy, oA C0ses
49,, ~ 80 hgbs Rio lstSigsG Sugar unchanged MOass
and VI rsOe9H FsAdy OS1s utei RsABsa 3s the spot
6It, Fe qae sna ssAdy BaPeens, eS 3G e6 IS
r. ~ NJ kxA Psniy NisoSAia Gna Minnesota 81 500
- reahsyIhis, % EaeTN vi e. Indiana and Ohio 07e
sat SeeAbed S2G PsahsySAHs Asd Western Rsd . 81
~, - ~ DS Com psssttt1 9nL and aocnaGt YeBsW
Ns 10 I'D NOstsTn, 0a7s oah dRf; BAek NIed HatJe
S N00 Barley meha1gS4 Barley NAH unchanged Proyi.
ssss .sS SoS. Ma PoS SH LA'd' DfSlO& WAs SuSss
Oo H-FlOaT steady and unehGbged; bbs a
.o 20 20 bphngt - 5 M Ambss WiBt9 St % White
~ M ooaele kHira Hhaat qst No HiIwEakss Club
kSS - :. |" 81 81 sals. es 81 90 Com SsSs
Ess =. Ss for B1y oEH Sle Ger oSdSey Bay QH.s
ks, Al knHS 90 ns Eg Chsles e. CON nsae SO for
SSs ~ tor Usheled eva Mlesa sAehahSOd sSSr slS
CAnS IrsiEhs-Whsas losi Barley SG - NsxYork
* FSEhs-YOsF 70 B0SOs 7es y kSU.Ysgk &C. % Inany
." q SsSs sS,sss 81 6sssesSs iSss1 - SiS:s w.
- 80 eatJ, le 80 - e 6ahsa Qrsin She CauaI hSp
80 Has Wkeaf IsS6b haIk Gem 6is hs.L Csts
Ns h1sA 1aFisy, 55Ueg boSh RE.
.CryALo, 0eA fS-Rsespas-&bsat g06W baht Germ 74G0
g. Nsis 100 b1sI bsIey, 900 bush. kbipmsB our
L. "Lrai $1,000 bUsf.i Corn, $40 bufh
It, .sSs bssA Caha Frtashts hnnef' heat lei Corn
SeA - t~-s S~sdL NhssL-AS Al~Sshss ~ ~ Si 90
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
BANKERS, No. 2s NASsAU.ST.,

BANKERS, No. rs NASSAU-ST.,
oGer or sSs the following desirable Secsihes:
Eeu.Yori and osvego hdsd Railroad Ft Mortgage csr.
Geh Bonds q. par and interest
EewJesey Midland Railroad First AOrg per cent Gold BOnds
(guaranted By York and OSvego Midland Railroad % and
interest
heutclsr Railway Err Mortgage cent God Bon tsuan-
Nev and Osw-e Midland Railroad at S and interest
St. LOu, and Railway Fnt Mortgage per cent Gold
Bends at % and interest
Montgomery Bufsuls Railroad Frs Mortgage per cent Gold
Bouds ndorsed State Of AlAbams at sS and interest
Missouri and EebasfA Railway First Mortgage DER cent Cod
Bopds At % and interest
Indianapolis Raosd Second Mortgage per cent
Bonds Eusrsnteed By Railroad 30 and interest
Gan County Illinois, per eeut Bonds Interest pAJsbe sen
annually by Enoi) At s2 and interest
White County Illinois, per Beods tLtres payable ssnin'
nualy EeR-Tork By STATE OF Ihnos, At w and interest
Clark County, Missouri per cent Bonds at DO and Interest
Clark County per BondI at 2i and interest
Jefferson T.I, per Bonds ud for Municipal purpo'es at
s2i and interest. M
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
nrvv,1o 1ryK STOCK MARKRr-oc-. IL

c.s-Reeep bead making 2s head s1' increA
receipts the time last week. market dull and
Euan sales The greater part sent eastward m ast hand
prees loveTt "a SteTs ranging from go 70 lfB
At 4S So . niD0s Steers sverEgng lS lba at s.;
h Ohio ssrs n1EnK ITO l3l1 Ia Sd - s Sheep
and Lambo-RsoGps 35S head market steady unchanged
sas $50 Cana lamb, ranging on 70 70 81 bA at 50
Missouri Sheep avengns IS lb at % ga 5 Michigan Sheep
ranging 90 lbs I - 9o9SS Hog-ReeeptS 80 head
Tet ry Getve prices and nOminR unchanged sales s2
beAd a - 5Oa - 30 Tor Medium 10 Cbooa
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

~ h, aforementioned rivals enjoy. All the sslo
iyNl enterprises are profitable and successful 70 an
Sminsnt deEee 1t is pushing forward with rapsdity'
as much road finished and presents solid security
FOR its present iSSne Of bonds
W. ofFsr tAern at 90 and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE Co,
9 Nasssu-st
1,so~ M M1ssouRI Eight PR CENT BONDS
~ sais nv w. p CONvERsE g. Co. 81 Plne-sI'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PO NOTth hloeT TtastH Ra1lTo1dL
OCT Dso PkgA Ashes Pkg BeesvaI Aeol baes Cotton,
80 7B pkE Dne Fruit I'M bb BggS
IsEB bbh Psur E1Sa bah HbsAt TlTS bah Com, I4[A
~ oAg PaI'eed 27 b6l. Bean 200 bSl Pes llS S6A Ma,
Lestbes bsIeS Moo 76S AbI Spirits
hupssnss lin bb Resin lS7 pkgs Beef m pkgA Cut As 14
JGrd a SteGTn lS9 Batter 664
EgA CSees "a Pk Taov 50 pkgA R TO pkES sreh ls khda
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

s.,;. n.ss o. sc.ly I.ss '~2 Cen neaAt. dsu,st sst
& .'r - Ale S:.T1 % s s1 O S we. r. s ws 70 . 3: S,:. ~
tsst %Ss Sy, as.s S. steady PCTE sI Lard HsEvass
q ... S g.. ;s TP? r 9. : S.. vss %s:n 'Ss H!
-. = ,$.s: isPs S5 x::'. nj; -: -; s4...
S : ri M E S 3 Sf ; = % s g s ORDER 5 : :: s
1s e S ss and H. n, ~ 'S: ':ss ar R,s w!s
oa &c i'i's s %ss s s
s: : f. $s: = g.. sa e.: e nd s
Ssds Be o.s ss aud had: l1Ssf 10 sH TsssGs "
SS SSss 6S s'T SaA S 90 ss 6. 'i aS
'G S14nSI SSI o so.s SSI sS s's
Ne ,Ssss %s. - o 81 1Hei S% SfSsiS s Su Unchanged Provisions
and west holders unwilling make cOneeOn POri 7Sas
Fs FsSs5. sass Ss 9s. fsssSG sS : N fs ST.
lower sa' s+SSI O TsssP 5000 bead Cattle 0O's and IN
w s. z R g. ,ss 6. :: sd G..s s" @ ss9's: %
e.: s;.s ~: r i s "a % s:2 S s. Si =
Mo:S M r.: s,t BE- .,S an Po St S. i
"a .'' S.so9 s+' s.l.t n'S SlsS ~
Es Eas. s h . .oGas G sSs ss ss 1 .spP
a.. sa: for T Sssst g % rCss sSoS I s SS
T. ws::s :s:; ~ Ssl l%0'' S''A 0' ''
< SsS !, TSrg;ns3. = % y rS CO: o.
P.aa: s % srn q 8 i HAD ss is" Dpi IS ioi
a: e &. 6 3d. oi Bacon ~ :sss q:
nsnd; shOude H6ele Port du hOeu unwilling 70 nAie con
oesaiOnS; halet ~ Slt 130 Sla . =
NHw0EnAHS Ock a-Four DUH supepe, S6 Isl Double BI
ira 81; Treble Brr o. 2S6 81 60 Coffee Gcvei Pair le
PHn isSl4e Other articles uDeAsnssd E5ohsnge-s''rhns Ia
CLEvELAED 0ck l9Roar dali and unhanCsd Wheat duu and
sSa "a, : Nc ss Re- T g. Z. s So o. a.. a. :.. Ss 81
qua. a SG for car lO'i advanced olie o
suall lots; Crude tFn st - % - ... -.
hmWLuEns la-FOur dali sad declined 9e ales = zee
ss,..ss1 5 a: M s's Ii n % eA
No 2 Con qa.s Ne MIsd tss Rys dseSed lsi No
Oswero lse Rooepts- bbL Pour SO 900 bash Wheat Ship
| nsptsL o % bbh Flour, 2l2 900 bush WbeAt
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
Hosss 4m, c2RSt4o4r AARkEF,

81" Nsw.Yoxx. fhursday, Oct 10, lsT1
The horse msxkst b quie6 Ths supply In
has been zoo rapidly tacrsaaEE sad tAs
cSnaad b limited prices are In The euyers isyse. 0ssa
hotses ase In nodsrxte supply ana ss eese,ss,y
veal ex1s ane ssd stysh Oosch and eogps horses Ase
scess ap9 are hsla - stsopg aezres,r "a .5t5,I
me nsfnse d the aayeasths aale % Dublis saotisz
rneae q N order d fsuperfor CoVrt Of "a t1s stoc
gDoos, and other property belsagax y
tas isss nfA q BsxAef HSmlin. together VITA %
ElntnsSt end Bfoaavay popqariy tnoWn a. the cIiY
Arc 5on Mart snn New York Tattefssis mo sals va
tire establishment bot1E pureAassd Dy HssSsS C u.
Barker and C. Chsse. Msior BARKER ths suctsenesr
principal partner Of the wen0wn bostca frrs 81 har.
mess and horse clothing manufActuren L O CAase c.
Tho regular so wecty sale 0f horsee carriages ETC.
wiz usus be held at 1esrs. JsAnstan Vsn faasels
Horse Auction Mart, In East fnirteenthFk. uRoFfoW
IFddAy), the 10th inst, st n O'Clock. y ~ 'F7-'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
prrrsarRaH ckErnAL srocK YARpAocr. 1s

CArrLH-The been this formerly.
good supply and enOcgh for all demands 9O or
the The sales foot 2oo head
remainder viii Bastern DsrEe Pennylvana cattle av
eraRnR sold S 3S Ohio cattle fancy averaging so D at
S5 IS; 0hio averaging SIS n e5 III Indians averaging 80
t SS, averaging LIS n At 81 So Ksptacks aver
ITpg as n At e5 60 MSsours averaging go D. 81 @
s al 90 750s4 bulls from 81 IS q % IS; cows s3d$3@
market has been
M Pocs tending upward loo b rheep are seogn go 2'G*S
B5d IS rs; medium 50 SOC SO inferior 81 eJ0
81 50 y heal Lambs. So p D. and scarce
Hoes-AvI 3lI or head market dull sud rather slow
PhadphG selling IS and YorkerS - 6G - 30 no sales for
Ra
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
THR MARKETS.

tCeSoAh ksesreN TsUKsDAI. 0ct " !6,l:.
AsursPos eus, Tsges IS S'Is ~ nSa Ss grades Oe4
go -, sStnT1 Whh - - r.Ife, bsr beep irrvgur
kr delivery me m si =. bs,,s of Low
AZ y ~ s,ss..etioSs Gt &c. dseAhsi sales ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

to.,.an, RsOsrtsa hSTrH T1DI Tsisms1' OFT 10 1871.
Asurps q. 81 res % 81 s.i 5.1s on nCs s.ls Os'
oS SH.ss G u S - e e, .sS sSoTPSSs 7IeP11
s g.ass p, Si sSS:i s follows Oa'i' Of LO"
jAilms We Qo'''' rDlsDd. Alabama New wore'D' Tr.IA
Go: &; ;;::::::::: 4 j
cSSFfE :' e. 's ,nd Ga:i $Sa S fd.. S' q
PLogs AND 30 a.. oGs and and SuPeTdn' 'r' in fair Do
80 . 81 w.. y: g's'9 on. .s, s"s
s.: S, ;;.G 9: s. W.: sE':: sss:: '"0
e; .s; :: :: !; p:;S: Ss: i: :: =:
0t Tl,:, o 1'S: s'n:: rs E:: E:: R;s RTs: & &
'1 o. Is'. M So s S;o''ss ": E5 asass sF'''' S
saSs1 EsI 7. e. e.prss1SsE ES and Flnib 81 sosSssS
49, 49,: O..:.9 n1'''.:.,
ns Eo'r s:. :; ss1 81 Is @ IS l'Ss'
S;I M: Ne. :.; S; ass IS sss : ?S eorH
Com S..I @ %T ::'yS IS Com A''- DE- ~
c;r. Fa~i is H fair demand a. s,aso IS for State and
SissGpiss Sssp =: = :. qs.s: 81 "s'l
ysRSarslss Gns r enc ~ ~ qSsi i BPEs%s. o To IE,SS
.SS s 4. ,a. :'1% g.r,1 To SssSs sstS:
S; :. SEI S -, r S5s's s ssssd s. S Sing par. e.
oSSo g tsSs g ,a :: f. Il Ss = ~ S-si EsIsls sE1s
xI 81 Tor Asher State 6Sd S1 for W bite MichEan ~
- WIZ 6.s:;: S:;:' Esa ss; y g. ssra 3 s. s -
g. '' .: .Isc'sSis % SsS Ss,.' S.s :; e oAS S'i &
AiI: = tSs 3. ssss ss ' 81 IS @ oSS srS ,sIs
SO S 1.T = gSssS u axe s.A "a ahoa a' ht'E for
sISs'Sg q Sssd. 10 & Fsl s.. St; S.a
S4T tl0tl@ for Long Bye So for Short do and O@ 'O
h.Ir sssroa nd ssAl' Domestic moderately
S,, % 100 Ss = q S SS,,., sr, :. 50, assO
tBea s.say Al - ~ ptAST 6eea Az SGH A ~
o. oar a. sEIL q.S ,.s CSE 81 S cg, Isd o. for
GiISA.. L..d 4y ,sseis % tr s.;es IN ''a Sic for
% Oh a., G.sssPs:s 1's b. C o.n E dia Air md prices
.i % sSi ti ass 81 .0E Sc S;r Ne: As 10 exc Ss,s
81 8 g. tGs s. SoTe3Ssf; 80 SSi H's sl'
an as 90 bS Me-. t;r Deos"Ss :, S SO A9S s ~ ~ So :,
sss No o. Pm :; 2 & Tn: S::i
S1.iy; ala Nv SSa At ca sos ssa ior Esv Cut Msas
E ET. SSfa a.,. S:SSi -. srS 4. S c Lar &
- rs SSs AHS . "a - Ks S % ESs.r SS M S tsG de- de
liver s 80 IA, at S for EOvenSs' sale,
M issS.J delivery at S'e l'd 500 tea for December
demand for the better grades and
:: Sss T sss R'; Ess r y Ss s. Sss p: Good
;: & ls 60 si bs 5 s Ono Ssis c:Sf SS
s S:H:: &C. e Y IS IS T:s: : saSs 1is" n g
10 @e S ssoS hSs tae market oi Cheese
Se's - RFSa1 81 NE 4SS'S SSayst P,.,or, al2I
s.ssf s:.sT e. Sss s.s..;y s
ssis sscsS!y Sesl6 Psir EoOd n sIs Is
etaIs HArn psl.J, EOodll S3 PSApp St.ss. S a1
PkrROLRUh-CrnIei bull dull At e the Creeh quOahou
LSVsr and 81 90 The Upper Rsbned oonanos
Gull lie The PhadephA market quet
hAla October at 54te., with = return
-. sfs;.1 ''' '''' O-.'-'-
sCGARRsxs 6s1c for tSiT good Refining the Inns
epSrlos lOd loSe for Port
Es11 AZ - Az so1e for HsTd ~,
Ailes Of $50 bAp ~ los Gle Oh
Al Paxsoed at 80 0Jd 81 0a
STBARN eASer 20 tes 70 AfnVe 81 lVt Ane AOO ~
Prime spot ct lOte $1,000. .o,..,
WHISKY los AoeTs buf aeadT aes 30 bbb G % dsSte
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
COTTON MARKETe.


MHxPHu OCT ls-CotSp inactive prices dropping MddhngA las
reSeiDn, 3Tn bAlsA - ,o.u ,e,
81 LoUIr Oct la-CostOa dun and unchanged MddHngI RiS
PHIIADsLPHIA oct. l9-CottOn dU'li nlddhHes lsfe
LOUISVILLE Oct l9.-Cotton quoi Mddhngb, 80
CTNcIHNAT1 OCT l9-COtton Aetvei hiddlipga lSt6l9e
-COttoa good denand; b1ye and .ene apart
tesdns bOldss a outside; MddlnC si 0lee not
100 baes; 70 SO
NIUORLKAH la-Coton quiet hiddlRgs, l94dl9e net
reeep Eron S1n bales exports-to Great Britain,
the continent 31sl hassi oOastWSe lA bales sA
3,7Oo bales; stock, 40 blleh . -. ...,,-
gO bales; sIpOrA Great Britain 3s bslss Gass 100 bales
Tock 5000 bGles - 49, 80.
BIITIrOAI Oct lScOOn dull NddlngI, Ste net receipe s
baer Great Britain, 100 baes eoaSUtsa
bales slles, rs bales stock, l,57o bales -
CHARLHSroS Ga lsCOtos quiet M6dHgN leSi nt Ieeeps
bass expOrts-tO Great Britain 40 bales eOAStWse bAs
Iaes bales; stock Is ,269 bales
foRToLK ls-Cotton dull Low hddngs lse net reeeipt
" bales sales 100 bales stock
baleA al,
GALvnSrox lSCotton quiet but steady; God Ordinary H
0l6ej reeap BIS bales sIpoSeoastWse ia eass s wv
bales Stoek n Ri bales - ..
l9-Coton quiet hodnSs IItei rceeipS lVo
bales aales 6oO bAleA.
GosiLE oct Is-CotOs quiet Mddpgs slc net recepu S9
sxpors-eoaSsWGs ia bAles B LOO bales STOCK, 7Jz
bales
WILMINGTON Oct la-Cottou quiet Mddngs sic net receipts
257 bales sIpors-eoGstWse go bales Eoek. 33lS baes
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-31
FARM AND HOMIE.
The Best Breed Of sheep.


In answer to the query, which was the
most profitable breed, speaker said that
considering the varied conditions present.
ed in our clinatology, botany and agricuI-
ture, no other breed possessed so many Of
the requisite conditions as the American
Merinos, it being peculiarly fitted TO occu7
Ply a very wide range of the desired points
in any breed, and coming nearer to univer-
sal adaptability than any other. TheSaxon
sheep may have finer fibre, and even the
Silesian and the French a larger frame and
greater length of wool, but for compactness
Of form, sound constitution, strength of
fibre, and quantity OF wool suited to a
variety of uses, our improved Merino is
unapproachable. In some parts, where
meats are high, the English breeds are
more profitable and popular. The Cots
wolds appear TO be preferred by some for
their mutton producing qualities. The
Southdowns are preferred by three-fourths
of the breeders for their early production
of lambs. The Leicesters are too highly
bred. The Lincoln, as modified by the
breeding of the last year, is magnificent
animal, producing a lustrous combing
wool of great length. 1t is greatly to be
desired that the efforts of honest and re-
liable breeders Of really fine animals should
receive encouragement Extract .fron,-.o
lecture delivered by j. r.. Dodge, Of the
Department of Agriculture. ,..-. ......... ..
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-31

OLD AND New PLACES FOR RAISING
FowIs,-During 1869 / raised about one
hundred and fifty fowls on an old place
where fowls had been raised more or less
for years. The consequence was / lost at
least one-third of all Matched by the much
dreaded gapes. | tried nearly all the REM
edies recommended, but my only success
was in removing the worms with feather
trimmed for the purpose This year 1 am
on a new place, where no fowls were ever
kept. I set my first hen on January 20:
have now about one hundred and forty
chickens out some one-third grown, and
not a single case of gapes or other sickness
yet treatment the same in bothyyears.--
Poultry Bulletin. ,.,..l ,.. .f:rf-f-,- s.ss..H
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-31

CHALK FOR STocK.--When an animal
is found licking its fellow, it is proof that
uneasiness is present in the stomach,
and the licking of his neighbour is habit
contracted by Instinct, with a view to re-
moving the pnpleasantness. Unfortunate
ly, instinct is not sufficient at all times to
avoid dangerous practices, ard If we take
for granted that the stomach is at all times
charged with acrid matter, we shall, with
out hesitation, find remedy. 1t is only
necessary to place within their reach shall
low troughs, In which is kept supply OF
common chalk. If an animal has a super
abundance of acrid secretion, it will most
certainly neutralize the excess OF acid. II
an animal has not acid in excess, and par
takes of chalk, it win do no harm. 1t is
often too late to administer remedies to
young stock, and the placing of chalk
within their reach can not be made too
early. @ l.. f.r.r ,i.lt.. r.li4u.t
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Farms.

No. 500 $500. 25O acres; 100 in cultivation; good
water and timber tair 6u dlngs an excellent STOCK
vile; Az miles from railroad station.
No. 5l0A "a homestead, log house and stables,
branch through the land near turnpike road schools
and churches. Price $500.
No. 5sl--Excsllsnt farm over zoo acres; brick res
land 81 miles from Knoxville. 5000. One half cash.
No. 524-A choice farm Of 200 acres near Concord.
The best OF upland SOIL good timber and water and de-
sirable location. .
No le-A river farm of $50 acres strong soil. 90
in cultivation. timber very heavy and valuable.
No. 4I5-Farm of 100 acres, miles from Concord. l6C
acres in cultivation. good water and timber Price.
on very pleasant road The well known point known
as Lyons View is on this farm and furnishes very
land. some acres river bottom land. ---.-
No. Ga 1900 acres valley land and choice upland
in and mOs q the SIss ad NJ
set in clover. bargain s offered in this property as
a stock and grain farm. Is miles from Knoxville
No $4,000 acres well arranged for division into two
farms. near Jonesboro. The land is good and highly
improved; buildings and fences excenent 100 fruit
in cultivation. i've springs. Price 5000. p.
No. 6ss-Farm Of 400 acres Of strong soil. Abundant
supply Of good gats55 and timber Sas pl.tsou land
1900 Acres in Morgan county. @
.. For sale.
LoTs OF PROM II TO IS ACRES rich. level land, TW'
Min and Timber Properties.
No. 56l-65O acres heavily -timbered land neal
French Broad River with one Of the best water
in the State mill now the property, Much OF u!
land valuable for farming several good buildings VI
| No. 642.-Cotton Factory complete. with saw anS
GTst Mills dwellings for operators 100 acres OF land
| excellent power. Close to the East Tennessee, Viz
| ginia and Georgia Railroad. Price, $4,000.
| No 6G1. $4500-Y Very valuable farm and mills, egh
miles from Knoxville. l2O Of good land in Quilt
| YGtion 200 acres in heavy timber. frame dwelling
rooms large barns water power equal 70 l5horse pew
er and neVerailing One-third cash; balance on cas-
terms.
No S79-Farm Of III acres in Blopnt county. YER
good soil and location with valuable water power
Elk miles from Railroad. Price s2.7OO.
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Descriptive Price List of 1000
Properties now offered for sale.

No. GIG. Farm in the Big Valley, sig miles from
Clinton. Good SOIL water, timber and fair improve
ments. 30 acres in cultivation. $500.
Tannery and Shoe Factory,
No. 64l-A rare opportunity is here given to buy on
favorable terms of the most profitable establish
ments in this section working some twelve hands,
with great facilities for extending the business LocA
ed in pleasant village, on the East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Georgia Railroad
No, 600 Farm on ,Clinch river; ls4 acres; Some
good bottom lands. Six miles from Coal Creek. Only
$500 for this very productive property.
No 1925 acres of land, with good timber md wa
ter 80 fit for cultivation, and good soil. IL miles
from Knoxville Small house and stable Some fruit.
Price $780,
No. 540-Tract of $50 acres, miles from Knoxville
Good SOIL water and location. This tract will be b.
vIDED suit purchasers into tracts Of from ten to sixty
acres and at from $50 to $50 per acre. according TO ooa
ton. On good road, and near railroad station. Land
lies well. and is much of 1t seeded down.
For Rent:
Fifty so acres of open land near Knoxville: suita-
Bile for market garden or nursery. Win be rented
for term OF years.
For Sale or Rent:
The steam mill property, large and convenient build
ing, powerful engine admirable location Railroad
and Turnpike road. Building and machinery In good
order Large lot.
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