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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

En- the death of e Christian woman,
o. mature years surrounded iN tine
emily where she has been the center
Of love aud leyoiun, while there l.
much To- cause cad thoughts, there Is
much, too, 90 turn our hearts TO thank
tulness % the Creator who has spared
her to go many years oiu,eiulness, ANA
much to point The thoughts OF those
whom she leaves behind % that Heay-
euwhe7C life's keen struggle are hush
FL in the peace that passeIh All uudcT-
standing.
Urs. Mary j. Cooper, who died yes-
terday morning, at the residence Ot her
husband Gen. Joseph 4. Cooper, was
she daughter of William and Eliza
Aetl Hutsun. and was born IN Camp
kcli county, Tennessee, in 1929.
Az the age Of rs she made "A profess
zion OF religion and ever after until
her death has lived the life Of follow
or 81 the Saviour.
She was married in 1876, at the age
sfseventeen. During her long mar
lied life she has twice been called on
% act the part Of both father aud
mother in the care and training OF her
thiidreu-lirst and very shortly after
her marriage by the Absence Of her
husband as a soldier in the war with
Mexico, and secondly on his leaving
home 90 enlist iu the Federal army in
49,
The second separation lasted nearly
four years, during which time she was
afflicted with fever, from the effects
or which she never entirely recovered.
on July 5.h, 1874. she was stricken
with paralysis, from which she par
b..
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Advertised Letters.

Z. -, KNOXVILLE, TByE., Oct % lb74
A-hiss Frankly Anderson, Jesse Acree
B-Mi,s A BLANC, Frank or John Hounds Dc,
Babe, Miss Magg'e Banks tcOD, Mrs Harsrri
Barkley, Mr. = Boyce,
John Chambers. Miss Lizzie r c owley. n,
Y Clio d, Mis- Mar Clark,
E-neury A Edgar, Lawson Erwin.
E-Mrs Mahala Fields.
SS-Jamts Greer. Miss Sallie Grigsby (cUl
h-Mrs - Hillsman, Cyrus Harris, Mis.
Ida Harris, W Hensley, Mrs Sarah Harper,
John G Jones.
k-Mm p Kelsey, VIM Keller
-AbsOlam LauGers. Il Lehman.
m-Matt Mann, Hugh McGhee. JOAN No
rarity, Mr. Mqrgret Martin, MIS- Maria Mill
ken. Mrs Sa.iie Martin.
as r Ore.
P-Psymaster FrcCdmIH's BeauEa, Capt J
Pittsburgh.
R-Annie Ross. 3 Rupe
S-A a shererts, David a Stout. Frank S one
Miss Jose Shariz, j X Sworford, DIR jos II Sew
Mrs l. Il Swan, Nc Sterling w + Smith.
Il 10 Thomas (cOl.
N-Henry Valentine.
W-Mrs Amanda Wilson, Jno W Wise, Mr.,
Mary W hite, Miss Missouri Walker, Miss SaTal
Vast
Parties calling for any f the above Letters wiII
a k for advertised letters and pay one cent for
advertising fees. WN, RULE.
pOgtInoEt'er
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21
SHEEP.
Augusta Market

From an Augusta price list under date
of Oct. l7th, we take the following quota
tions:
Wheat, quiet but firm Choice white,
l.45al.47 amber, l4Oal. AZ Mediterranean
red, l.35. Corn, higher with good de-
mand and light stocks. Prime white, 10
al;z2l mixed OF yellow, 10 Oats, firm
and unchanged NJ soc. Flour, very little
western offering, can make ready sales at
quotations. Fancy, 7.2ja7 90 family, 90;
extra, GOOi super, 100000. Provisions
During the early part Of the week the
market declined rapidly and no buyers
could be had until the market had become
settled. Closed steady to-day with a fair de-
maud. q. K. Bacon, 49, ; bacon shout
ders, q d, :. C. X. sides, l24al3; Sugar
Cured Canvassed Hams, l3 Lard. 10. Hay.
quiet and unchanged 5000 per ton tor
Choice Timothy. All grain Is quoted
sacked, except Wheat, seeks returned
Provisions quoted packed
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21
:, wished he was al home. e

A correspondent Of TIE COWicr-JoWuaL
writing from Lebanon tells the following
" Savage anecdote:
The colored barber who shaved me this
morning tells nue. funny incident. He says
that, Immediately after breakfast, he was
shaving Colonel Savage, when Mr.. johnson
came to the door of the shop, evidently on
tonsorial thoughts latent. Seeing Savage
he lodged back, and was leaving, when the
latter called to him, Com in, SIR, come in
you shall be shaved rs well and as
promptly as though the Civ.l Rights Bill
were already in, operation !" "Aud, sah,'
said the barber a broad grin irradiating bis
features, Mr. johnson, he didn't say a word
he ies slipped in as easy aud sot down on
the edge Of cheer, and ke looked like he
wished he was Mt home And the omnibus
driver told me to day that when Mr. John.
son saw Col. Savage enter one bus nj the
depot las. night, he tried to get in The other,
and that being already full, he inquired il
it was too far TO town TO walk. Surely, il
the great commoucr isn't afraid of Savage,
hc has no liking for his society.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21
chattanooga Market


Grain-Corn, buying, on the wharf ssa
Soc. selling in tho depot, y2lu9j. Oats
per ,0Usholi buying on the wharf 90! selling
IN the depot, 65a074, Wheat slUOal. l2@.
Hsy-Prlme clover, new, per ton, $1,000
25OJ Timothy and Herds Grass per ton,
So. OOa30OO.
Elour-Choice, Sc, 75a7O 90; extra family,
$780, family, $500; superGne, SGUOaG. 70.
Bacon-Clear sides, II; shoulders, lOl-
all hams, l4!al5
Lard-Prime leaf tierce, Il in cans, III.
Country PTOduc0-Buttcr, per pound,
2OaSO. Egg, per dozen, 20. Chickens,
each, l5aU Potatoes, Irish, per bufhol,
75aSl 10. Sweet potatoes, IOa6U.
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ForIl.e E.cgisIntnre.

Weare authorize and requested to annoanoe
S. T. LOGAN as "a candidate to represent X BO K
county in the Lower Branch Of the next Lexida-
ture Eieriiun third day Of November. d&W
We are au'hori ed and requested to annouuos
ISAAC Z. Dl + r, OF Union county. as a canai
date for state Senate for the Seua' Orial DE
tTict comp SD Of he counties of Knox. UnEn
Granger and Anderson. dGW
We are authorized and requested to announce
the name Of " NJ CROSS. # Anderson couuey
as candidate for Floatcr, TO represent the coun-
ties Of Knox and Anderson. in the Lower Housa
OF the next Legislature.
We are authorized to announce STEPHEN A.
BURNETT as n candidate to represent Sewer
ana Cochc counties in the next State LegislatHrti
Erection November St , STI
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARHGTs.


CHRosLCLE OFFICE,
hEO&YILLE, TENN, Oct. 10, 1874 J
There is actually nothing doing in the
wheat market, and not a bushol Is being
shipped that we can hear Of and the trade
IS confined to local demand The figures
given below are merely nominal, as their
is not enough doing to establish q price
There is no change 10 note in other articles:
WUrAT-New prime white nominal, 81 90
CJas-Buying loose, 7jaSOc.; sacked in
dcpo; 1JaSjc.i selling free on board Mt Goa
SOC
LhED-ScarCc, lJalGl.
OAI--hew, 4Oa4Jc, loose.
IHI-H PoTATOEs - Nothing doing at
Wholesale.
IAY-Fair demand, $lOOal.lO, balod.
Loose from wagons, SOC per 100 lbs
DRIED FEUIT-Apples Babe. Peaches,
quarters, fca halves, j!aGc B.ackber-
ries, I.asc.
FLoUE-Rather dull; country family,
buying, 43.4Oa3.6O; selling, S3.5Ua8. 10 [;
extra, buying, 81 7jh3 90; selling, s.. GOA
3.2J. KuOXvilleCIty Mill, " our standard
family $780, Pearl Mills family, S3.2j;
City Mills extra, -. Pearl Mills extra,
$3.50.
BAoos-Firm and scarce; buying IA, la
10; selling 1T l7al6c., hog round
fEATHEHs-buyiHg, prime, doc. mixed
3Oa3jc.
BUTTER--In demand at l6a2Oc.. for fresh.
EGGs-In demand, at lGalSe.
RAGs-Cotton, 2ya3c
BEEswAX--Z1aZoc per pound.
DoBACCO-lenneEsee leaf, 6af2c.
Grass STgD-llmothy s875a40O per
hush
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a'nlluVgI diUOUs


Tho great stringency in the money mar
kct affects the trade In drugs as well as in
other lines, and merchants are inclined TO
buy very carefully. Notwithstanding this
however, the trade during the pest week
has been lively and compares tayorubly
with former years at the same season
Gum Opium Is again advancing and is
now firm at SO so per ID. Grain pepper
at 80 cts per h.; bromide potash, $40
per To-; iodide potash, 500 per 10; balsam
capayia, Sl.lO per 3D., spirits OF nitro, 90
cents per h.; cloves, 10 cents per h.,
cinnamon bark, 40 cents per lib.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

a friend assured Mark Twain that il was
policy to feed % cold and starye fever.
He says: 81 had both. So ! thought it
best 10 fiji myself up for the cold, and let
the fever starlc awhile. In case Of
this kind / seldom do things by halycs-l
ate pretty heartily ! conferred my custom
upon stranger, who had Just opened his
a-a'7-H-H
meal. lie waited near me in respectful
silence until had finished feeding my cold,
when he inquired if the people about New
\ ork were much afflicted with colds. / told
him | thought they were. lie then went out
and took in his sign.
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EmreI.a NiilIs Fsour.

A standard brand in every market wbera
old. The leading brand in the market
where man uiaCtured. DR.. }. Nat By.o
proprietor.
The following quotations OF Eureka MAJ
made from actual sales
Fancy, $500; Family, $500; Superlna,
$500; Fine, $500: Bran 20 cents TO Sl.0D
Corn Meal without n superior in quality
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NnoNvlIle IMmber MarI.el.

Rough boards and scan.ling, $500 d
lG 90 per Loo feet.
Dressed weather boarding, SlS.OOa20. 90.
Flooring, 535. OOa4U.
Ceiling, S3OOOa3j.OO
Black walnut, green, S3OOOa35 90, sea-
soueC, S4O. OOajO.UO.
Oak posts sawed tapering, DC eacL
Rough cedar posts, 2Oc
Tspcred cedar posts, zoe.
Sawed laths per thousand, 3.OOg3.5U.
Sawed shingles, ;S4.OOa5,OO.
Shaved shingles, S45Oa5.6U.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21
THE FIERY REGIONS.
a Classy Wei in OdciI, Eogeta.
u"u BfscuIoryd for Miles ROuud-.-A
tUrioU- and increasing RlazC.

a easy Wen in OdciI, Vogeta-
ttou BfscuIoryd for Miles ROuud-.-A
Furious and Increasing RiazC.
ODELL, HI, OCT. ll.-~ome parties,
while boring for water, a few days
since, uu farm four miles south of
Od.Il. owned by ). and W. HossOck,
discovered the presence of gas when
about forty feet below the surface, and
N ben eighty feet had been reached
they struck "a vein of water that
spOuted two hundred feet into the air,
throwing out gravel the size OF hens
eggs vita tremendous force, and COW
rrIug the ground for several hundred
feet around with sand and gravel six
inches deep. The flow OF water con-
uuurI until late hour last night,
when 10 ceased, and upon eXamiua-
ton this morning IL was discovered
that about ten feet Of the hole was
filed from the bottom with quicksand,
and band OF gass was issuing from the
top with such force a. TO throw up cons
siderable gravel. There was about
thiriy feet Of water in the hole. When
the gas commenced I-suiuga match
wa- lighted and held over The hole,
when instantly streak Of flames
leaped into the air, producinga sound
like thunder, that was heard q distance
of half mile. The hole j. constant.
~ increasing i'm size, and The volume
~ ll1mes if growing igVcrHud more
i1rsIble The gass causes blush
color 10 appear on vegetation for miles
around. hundreds are hocking, wild
with excitement, % the wonderful
scene, and gaze awe-stricken at the
strange phenomenon. Various reasons
for this singular development Of nature
are ksing advanced
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

The Knoxville Press and Hcrald
has at last embarked in the enterprise
Of trying to injure peoples business
on account of their politics. If our
sister city wants to do its business in
terests a kindness it ought to get rid of
that sheet. 1t is bad thing for them
TO circulate among sensible people,
whose acquisition as citizens is desir-
able, rs emanating from their city. 1t
Wont take As document to secure i'm
migration. a man who knows moth
ing of Knoxville would form a bad
opinion Of it from reading that paper.
Chattanooga Commercial, l7th
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

SEvIERvILLE, TENN, Oct, Il, II
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The excite
ment over our Sevierville fair for the
incoming week is spreading all over
the county, and | think IL will be a
grand success if we are blessed with
pretty weather. There viii be a grand
display in the ladies' department, and
they should ali bring something 10 the
fair. There ARE quite a number Of
horses being trained for the speed
ring. The fair will be- The -2d, 2}d
aud oath insts.
People are sowing large quantities Of
wheat. The corn crop IN This section
is good.
Air. Harper Henderson, an old citi-
zen Of Sewer county, VINO has been
afflicted with drOpSy for some time,
was found dead iu his bed one moru-
ing last week, supposed To- have died
some time during the night
Mr.. John Liewulien died on the 9th
inst of fever.
\ little child Of VIM. and Sarah
Henderson was chpkcI 70 death this
morning on "A grain OF roasted corn
The mother gave il some and sit il
down upon the floor while waiting
upon the table at breakfast, and by
some means 1t got -trauglcd and eX'
pired ia a lew moments. This mus
have been a -ad occurrence 20 the be
reaved parents. SEWER.
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LnuIsNiIIe NInrIkeI.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 19.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn quiet and aR.
changed; white, 20; mixed, 20. Pork,
meme here. Bacon in fair demand and
higher; shoulders, 7}aS; clear rib, 1zs,
clear sides, 144al44. Whisky, 81
Bagging unchanged.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

Cleveland sends news a. another vie
tory for Porter Pros and Hcratd
You 90. your news from "a very weak
source, Maynard made at least four hun
drod votes in Brady by his manly effort,
aud he will carry the County BY eight
hundred votes. Your game Of lying il being
investigated by the people and will res alt
wel-CctCidnd Tenn HCrOld.
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~. LomIn BEarlket

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-Flour dull aad
unsettled; reserved lots lower 10 sell;
business small. Corn dull; No. 3
mixed, old, 77a7S, East St. Louis r.
elevators. Pork dun, held at $2l 80
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard
dull; summer, steam, l23a13; prims
steam l24. Whisky quiet, 9S.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21
Decline ia the Building Trade ia New
YORK.

The decline Of the building trade in thiscity
during the year past is said to have been
very great. The price of the best brick ha.
fallen from Sl3 to $3.50 per thousand and Of
Philadelphia pressed brick from $50 TO so,
and lime can be bough. for 81 20, rate
said TO be be low the cost of manufacture
Mechanics, masgns and carpenters, belong
ing to trades unions are reported to be
willing to work for $3.50 per day, and
laburers can readily be Obtained ut Sl2i
and Sl.5O.-NcW York Times.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

Wheat-2er bushol, S1.OOal.lJ. Corn,
81 OOal.lO. Flour-Family and extra,
81. COAT 90; superfno, $3.50 choice. S7OOa
{, 90. Bacon-Clear sides, l7al8; shout
ders, Halo; hams lSa20. Meal-Per bushel,
81 O0al.20. Hay per 100 lbs, 90aSl26
Lard in tierces, IL; in kegs, 20 Butter
per b., county, 2jaS5c
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

The Nashville papars publish complete
returns Of the scholastic population of Ten
nesscc, made to the State Superintendent
Of Public instruction. The total number
Of white males is 1913, 1870 females, 1853, 1913 /;
eolored males, $4,000 females, 5Os52
The total scholastic population reported
last year was 4l8 1856 population this year,
4208Si. increase . 1gg
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Cincinnati Asn~kct.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.--FlouT dali
Corn tirmer; old 73a75 new, 55. Pork.
nothing doing. Lard in good demand,
sales current make l22 this weelSs
delivery, ~. October bacon quiet
shoulders, "a; clear rib, 49,! clear
IA. Whisky firm at 81.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn firm and closed
duh No. mixed, 75Ia753, and reject
ed at "a. Pork duh and steady at de
cline, $40. 25al9.5O. Lard. Halls
Whisky, IS.
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IGxccutOr's sale.

IN OBEDIENCE TO TIE DIRECTIONS or
l. the last viii and Testament Of John GauH
deceased. / will sell 70 the highest bidder on The
NEMBER next. all tbat part uf the land ON
which said John Gault rcfidad sc his death in the
"a civil district Of Knox county. Tonnessee lying
on the east side Of the JacksboTO' and Tazewoi
turnpike road, Leading from Knoxville, in Knox
county, Said land Joins the lands OF Hugh
Sturm, Robert Crawford, j. Van Gilaer and Hans
moro or less. said land will be sold on a credit
Of one and two years tho purchaser giving BOND
and security for the purchase money. and a lice
will be retained on the land until the same Ii fapy
paid, Oct. -. 1874, a. NJ. GAULT
N2lWl Executor of j. Gault deed
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

The Great Controversy between Chilli and
Bolivia has been adjusted by a protocol
signed iT Lucre, Bolivia. Bolivia remains
mistress Of the disputed territory between
the 23d and 2jth parallels, as well on the
coast as inland. Thus the rich mines Of
Carocoles, which yield the government up
wards Of S2,0OO,0OO yearly only in export
duty, continue in the hands OF Bolivia.
Chilli to be paid an indemnity for giving
up her claim, the SUN to be fixed by arbitra~
ton
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HOME CIRCLE.
ORITU ARy.

DIED on Yesterday Saturday morn
M. October 18th, 1874, at b. O'Clock,
urf. Mary !. Cooper, wife "t Genera.
.gorpuu a. Cooper, and daughter OF
william and Elizabeth Hut-ou.
The funeral viii take place to-day
a.. o'clock, o.. NJ, from the e-dence
a. her husband ou the Kingston turn
sike, i've miles west uf knoNNi'lc.
friends of tue family are invited 10
~4tspd without further notice.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS,


Announcements of candidates for
Office in the CHRONICLE must he paid
for in advance. This rule IL nos de
parted from Ia any case.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

GRAss SEEp--Clover, S7.OOa7. 5Oper b'h.
herds grass, az % 90 90
Blue LOO
Orchard grass, $3.50.
GNsENd-Sl.3jal.4 Ou As.
SENEhA SEAKE--Dull, 4jsj lc.
YELLOW BOUT--Dull, &c.
Wool Washed, fJaihc per o..
FUHs--All kinds dun and low.
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InsoIxent Notice.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE or
L Archibald IipsheF having been suggosted.
all persons having claims against said estate ns1
notified 10 file them with the Clerk OF the CoHng
Court Of Claiborne county, On or before the l4h
day Of January, 1875, fer pro rata payment. TaAb-
well, Oct a. ISL THR0. HOGAN,
I3lNA Administrator.
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To Ihc VOTERS Of EnoN and Anderson
EOUHtigs.
COAL CREEK, ANDERSON Co.
h.f.H.... o., No.

COAL CREEK, ANDERSON Co.
October 10, 1874.
/ take this method OF announcing
myself as the Republican Candidate
for Floatcr, 10 represent the Counties
If Knox aud Anderson jan the Lower
House Gi the next Legislature.
am opposed 10 the sD-caIled Civil
Rights Bill I am for an equitable
Road Law for the reduction of the
state debt and taxes in every possible
honest way / believe that the present
Assessment Law ought T. bee amended
and simplihed in favor OF Temper
ance reforms, and more severe penal
ties for the carrying OF concealed
weapons.
Yours, respectfully,
&c. FLAEDERs,
Formerly Of Knoxville.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

These reports are made up from aCtual
,aie- and the readers OF the CHRONICLE
may rely upon their correctness.
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BEEF CATTLE.

ssie-, and the readers OF the CHRONICLE
may rely upon their correctness
BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals of beef cattle have been about
equal to the demand, and the market re.
mains the same us last reported. We quote:
No J, ~ p; fat cattle TO - : common to
good ut u to ..
SHEEP.
The arrivals have been light, and the
demand for tat sheep and lambs is good at
quotations.
We quote fat sheep at , cts without and
p cts gross with the wool. Fat lambs will
bring cent more.
HOGS
The demand for fat hogs continues active
and all fat hogs offered are readily dis
posed of at the following quotations: Fat
hogs weighing go ana over, o. hogs
weighing from 100 to l75 lbs, TO 81 /;
dressed hogs, Z cents per pound.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21

tA' -''''.... - H'+t-rA'.t 'N w" h"i NJ
The New York journals agree on the
fact that general trade continue on
rather "a contracted tu. yet very safe
basis. The New York correspondent
Of the Philadelphia LgdgCr says:
There are certain classes OF people,
especially among tic dry goods deal
err. who arc chronic crnahcr- aud
never sat fed with business, even at
the best NJ lImc- These people appear
% be on the increase of late, but OUT
side oi this circle there j. lIl,Ir or uu
complaint In certain departments
trade La- been overdOUg, and they are
paving the penalty, but af,eE all. these
are oaly "a small proportion of the
commercial community g- UlOl-,
and i. d, well tina. the Wag should h-
understood
Again Real estate -peculatOs-,
rather tHnu in luck iu regular business,
have been at the bottom VI the recent
failure. That was COulesscdlv the
cause OF the suspension a. the produce
commission house Of G.. Roberts q CO.,
Of south street, which i- lho event Of
the day, and there is hu. TOO much
reason 20 believe that they arc not
singular In their experience Brook
~ and New York real estate Us a- dan
garous e Thing 10 touch ,- fancy
stocks"
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Syrups.


Common Sugar House
u....,,...,..,.,. 0e,0 ilcFgal
Prime and chOicc...6O DO
La. moiHs .es,..75HSJ 10
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Cigars.


indigo, SFsl IS lis Ptb
do Manila /. 35@ / 30
Dutch Maider.l70lSc
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Drop Shot.....S2.77Fba bar
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