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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06
Judge Butler Speaks at Greeneville.

dREENEYILLE, Aug. 2, 1919.
Mr.. EDITOR: This being Satur-
day, and, in consequence of the
heavy rains; making the ground too
wet for cur farmers to plough, there
was an unusual number Of the
country people in town, besides it
had been pretty well known that
Judge Butler would address the peo-
Pile here tosday! The announce
ment was made from the balcony of
the court house, and very soon a
large crowd assembled, eager to
hear what the Judge had to say
upon the State debt question. The
close attention of the audience
throughout to the, eloquent and log
ical speech, delivered in the Judges
usual happy and forciblo style,
stating the facts and figures so
plainly as to reach the understand
ing of all who were present, gave
evidence that the audience were
deeply interested, and anxious to be
correctly informed, and it is be-
lieved few, if any, left the court
house unable to decide how they
should vote on the day of election,
and not man expressed himself as
unconvinced that he owed it as a
duty to himself and his posterity to
accept the compromise of 50-4,
and that by SO doing he would vim
dictate the honor and dignity of the
State. Judge Butler assured the
people that the question was
one of vital Importance to
every citizen Of the State
that it was no party
issue-that it was neither a Demo
cratic or Republican measure-that
the question was advocated, and op-
posed, by both political parties.
The Judges popularity is not con-
fined to his own party friends, but
VERY many of his strongest person
al friends are Democrats. This is
not only the case in Greene counny
but SO throughout this entire Con
| gressional District. Socially, nj
man IS more popular.
On Monday next Maj. Pettibont
will address the people at this place
and as it is County Court day, &
large crowd may be expected il
town. Perhaps no man ir the
State is better posted on the ques
ton of National and State finances
than Maj. Pettibone, and no man is
more capable of making himself
better understood. His reputation
for scholarship, and his ability as q
logical and eloquent debater ii
known throughout the State, and al
gentleman morally, socially, ant
intellectually, he is honored and re
spected by all who know him, re-
| CARELESS of party and politics.
a as q OLIVER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06

Worms are miserable affection,
found in most families, and not un-
frequently fatal in their effects.
Therefore, delay not--but immedi-
ately ask your druggist for "Dr. G.
McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, "
and happiness will bless your house
hold. Only see that ''Fleming
Bros, % Wood street, Pittsburgh, y
is on the wrapper, or you will get a
worthless imitation.
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Col. Moses WHITE, of this city,
has been doing good work for the
50-4 proposition. He met Col.
Savage at two of his appointments
last week, Charleston and Sweet
water, and We hear his speeches
spoken of in the very highest terms.
He was more than a match for Col.
Savage in all the arguments pre-.
sented, and made friends by the
gentlemanly tone of his speeches.
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If you want to encourage and
strengthen the reputation party in
Tennessee, which, through the
teachings of demagogues has stead
lily gained strength for ten years,
go to the polls tom orrow and vote
Rejected" By doing SO you will
gain the appreciation of John H.
Savage and his associates-repudia~
tionists.
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NASHVILLE, ....s
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and ST. LOUIS
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If you are willing to settle with
such of the bondholders as have
proposed to settle on the basis of
80 and 4, voted Accepted to-
morrow.
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of Virginia. Albemarle Co., Virginia.
JAS. F. HARRISON, Chairman of Faculty.
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the best We can get, and We advise our
fellow Republicans to go to the, polls
on Thursday next and do likewise.
Chattanooga, Aug.2. 1873
Ken. Wheeler, d. B. Loyeman,
A. J. Trewhitt, Geo. W. Sewe1,
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The New York herald., 1879-10-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Oct. 10. 1879
good ordinary lOc Net receipts bales Expo. t. To-
France 2.s7T. Salos, 25o7. Stock. 80 Us2
NKw ORLKASs Oct. 30. 1879.
midding io'sc good ordinary ose. Not receipts Iv7
bales; gross l77is Exportsro Treat Britain io,l42
baos to the Continent 1uoO Sales 1000 Last evening"
NOBLE, Oct. 80 1870
good ordinary, 10 &c. Not receipts ii72 bacs
ceipts, llIo Exports, coastwiso, 3,oos sales l.UO
SAVANNAH. Oct 30, 1879.
Cotton quiet; mddling. 10 ii-i6c. low mddng, lu1sc
coastwse 3J3 Sales $500: last evening. 600 Stock
$500
Spirits OF turpcntine firm ut lac. Rosin nrm: strained
81 good strained, ~ 90 Crude turpenne firm; hard,
81 75 yellow dip 81 10 Tar drm as vi 90 Corn stcady
BUFFALO Oct. 30 1870
Wheat unsettled; prices nonnay qnotablc; No Green
Bay ~ ~ red and amber winter 81 ssa u a; sales
5000 bushels Grecn Bay at u ~ Corn dull; No mixed
No Western on trace. ~ 9oc Barley steady; saes.
cars Canada track. at Zoe ears do state private
ighwnes quiet, city made quotable NJ ~ iuis 81 H.
Canal ireishss queted;-whsat ,os corn Sc rye sac
IBIS wheat SS Sn.s sern
aSosD do barley DO sST
tidewatcrwheat, 37 $50 bushels, corn 4ao do rye
s,475 do. Intermediate, wheat, $3.50 bushels
DETROIT. Oct. 30. 1879,
Flour castor and very dull saos Of 2o bills white at
81 20 Wheat easer extra white Michigan no sacs; No.
gan 81 lj rod 81 2s, Corn easier win affair demsnd
No do. 4Dc. Oats strong; No white 34iac 30 do,
$780,; No mixed. s3c No. do, 3lc Cioyersecd easy,
* Ss g. vSsy Ssns " T 80 sGs
els: corn, iUvO do; OATS 500 do Shipments Flour.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. LOWER; rU-
TUREs CLOSED BARELY STEADY-FLOUR DULL
WHEAT LOwER-CORN LOWER-OATs LOWER
PORK LOwER-LARD LOwER-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE HIGHER-RosIN HIGHER--CoFFEE
FIRM-sUGAR FIRM-PETRoLEUM NOMINAL
wHIsKEY FIRM.
THURSDAY, Oct 800 p. NJ.
The markets were generally active and buoyant
but In some cases irregular and lower particularly
so where prices have been forced up by speculation
On Change -four dull and heavy. Wheat was
unsettled and fuctuating. Corn quiet. Oats
were quiet. Whiskey quiet. Pork lower. Lard
was lower Cotton tho spowas Lice chcaper futures
closed barely steady. Groceries Arm. also
naval stores. Oils and petroleum quiet.
CoFFErThe market for Rio active with sales made
basis of &c. for fair Sales 5000 bags Rio
Horrox $500 and 900 bags d. OK City Of Para; 900
and 30l bags do Ptolemy all private terms The
following invoices of Rio Withdrawn stock
500 bags Ptocmy 4oe bags Fido bags
prnx Fr Wilhelm. 696 do. Keper, and 1COo and SAT
do Sirius. In Baltimore. 1900 bags Rio sold OK
Aquidneck, private Mild cofoe ruled steady We
quote:-Ordnary cargoes 141kc.; fair do le,kc good
ninety days; Java. mats 23sc. 26c Singapore
lie 20c.; Ceyon, l5c. 1sc; Maracaibo lac. lsc.:
Laguayra. 1416c. 165ac; Jamaica 13c. &c.,; ST. Do.
mingo I2c l3hc Porto Rico. l6c. q l7c: Costa Rica
l5c isc.; Mexican. 13sc. lie; Mocha 241Sc 25c
Angostura. ioc 1sc- Savanilla l3c. 1sc Curacoa
131.c. l5c.
CorroS tho spot Lice. off, but steady at tho do
cline Futures were very quiet and closed barely steady
total sales to-day between A. VI. and three r. NJ for
future delivery sum up $3.50 bales. as follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

200 bbs wheat. az 600 bushels corn 800 do;
l,sO do
ToLKpo Oct. 30 1879.
a. the moon S SoaaLwhoat steady No Shits Wabash
watss ,as. 3, Der sS Jspssry ze NJ & ssd
cee@isr 81 rs j.nasry 81 s. Wsstsra sS'sSs amber
H@i amber Illinois ~ 23ia Corn quiet; high mixed
damaged c Oats aa NS s.e if M,essan siss's
No : red winter SPOT 81 ase Nove,bsr 81 2ssi? De-
ss%5sr 81 o Receipts Wheat. $500 bushels corn,
bushels corn. i2ooo do.
Flour gaiet. but armer the close; family SIS 20
q So sTsr wssa as q X ssas and S%sr the opening but
OLD 4s new sc os,s que, as sie sc Rye steady
81 old meats very small pork .jobbins al si
Steam a'"Sp% Se ssler Bafaests es old
shoulders held Loose sA"r, rib partly cured
but % ssss Wis Sa steady sf sh ss @
and at " .S Batter firm and sneLanged Hog. dull
M sad Ia shade lover W comma @ ~ p hsshsr - ~ 10 81 70 m
Receipts, 6,2J6. Shipments, TO- - o ,o 1850
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat unsettled and
orally lower opened weak and lover I'VE closing urn a, out
81 iJa. cash 81 is HossaSer; 81 i9 December: No
DO o rejected SIC Corn unsettled r nu, seassss
prces 4dsc., cash and November sss4c Deesmber 4ae
ana io~sr At eas and pses@bsr
a4lc May rejected 21ac Rye unsettled and lower at
siSs dr% SsSsy ssssPs sssl; s. siS
anaay as Il s. Jsaa.y
opened aud lower csed firm aoutsidc prices 81 %
@ nG ssss sss nsss'fa
easier s " 7o short rib 80 30 sor. clear
era Buffalo, 7sss. ksssisss@Foar. ltl: Wheat,
M E 900 DO; barley $1,000 do SUPERINTENDENT ls5oS
Ss shsis Il d I'D Se
strong and higher a. 5 Novc@ber 81 December
Soss%Ssr Nay fsrs ssSsns higher At s.
higher at $s IS. NOVEMBER ST 57s January
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

!. Money was active and stringent. Call loans were
made at per cent and 1-16 per cent day commits
sion in the early dealings. In the afternoon the
sion Of u per cent was paid for call money. Mr.
Meigs. National Bank Examiner for this city, re-
ceived instructions from Comptroller Knox. at
Washington to enforce the folio wing section of the
National Bank act:-.It shall be unlawful for any
officer. clerk or agent Of any national banking
citation to certify any check drawn upon the associa
ton unless the person company drawing the
check has on deposit with the association at the
time such check is certified an amount Of money
equal to the amount specified in such check" Mr.
Meigs visited the national banks and notified them.
This action helped to disturb the market and make
it feverish great deal of indignation excited
among the brokers. and Mr.. Knox was denounced in
strong terms. Many conservative houses notified
their customers to increase their margins. great
many holders of feather weight stocks sold out and
there was>a general effort to "make things snug"
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$3.50. 254 90. and from customs $55s,253 81.
The Comptroller of the Currency said to-day that
the increase Of the national bank circulation for the
month of October will reach about $50 900.
The steamship Amerique. which arrived from
Havre this morning. brought 100000 in French
gold coin and bars, ana steamship Abyssnia. from
Liverpool, S550.0OO in British bars and American
gold coin.
At the Sub Treasury in this city the business to-
dav ,vas q follows
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
The closing quotations were as follows:-

At San Francisco the opening prices of mining
, shares were as follows:-Gould Curry. 1014 Say
age. 151S; Chollar. 724; Ophir, 3414 Hale Nor
cross. lax; Crown Point. 3;s Yellow Jacket. 173s
Belcher 3sl; Imperial. /; Virginia Consolidated. 5s
California. 5%; Best & Belcher. 1875; Union Con-
solidated. s9s; Alpha lax; Sierra Nevada. co. Mex
can 374 Silver Hill. Ia: Justice. 27s; Julia, 3'S;
Alta. 90; Bodie. 14H; Bechtel. IA; Independence
11s; Bulwer. 12k; Mono. OK; Consolidated Pacific
s; Potos. 5al: Exchequer. 8; Mammoth. ca; North
Standard. q; Boston Consolidated, ia.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

--Stained-Good ordinary, lOc; strict good ordinary
bales New Orleans: 1917; Mobile. I,I7a savannah
5e4s New York. Iioi: Boston 46O; Philadelphia. 1855.
Total 80 $50 bales This day last week. 35 56B This
Liverpool kilograms -October 40 r M.-Anercan sales
3,4oo bales; October delivery. uplands. low mdding
delivery upands low middling clause i72d December
January delivery upands. low mddiing clause ll3ad
Siiiad February March delivery upsnas low %aSSs %
eanse ii.s2d JsnoJaly delivery. uplsnd-, low mid
livery npisnds low middng clause sd pees%ber %
January delivery upands low middng clause O 5 i6d
January-February delivery npands how niddng clause
$50 Market quito nominal Essimaied sales. ioj
lands, :LI6d.; mddling Orleans. Z 5-I6d Fu
opened desrcr, but the advance has since been
7iS ssd lied I i3-s2d nd cto6er-Sovember
delivery; uplands low ndding clause ai6d. ie32d
lands. low middng clause, 6ssd ad i32d December
January delivery, upands low middling clause, 64sd
low middling clause osd 5-i1d March do
livery, upands low mddlins clause, i3.s2d aol1d
clause. isad dssd Apr,LMsy delivery, uplands, low
nlddiing clause. Is 7I6d. a o i3-32d. May-June do
Ssu FUTURES Is"SS os Ssy S good
ordinary uplsnds, d,gd low middl,ng upands, s:led
%sS%s Ssd low %,Ga1s oS.ns I'D
Ssuss. 5.iod a3o r M~Xmeriean ssies, $50 bales
I'D sis = I'D: October November delivery. up
lands low mddng clause, eisd, January. February do
March delivery. uplands, low middling clause 5i6d.
FLOUR AND daAiS.--Receipts-fou 2O96 bills wheat
2OI 400 bushels oats 800 do rye 1895 do; barley
i2fioo do malt. 6.oSD do. Flour was dull and heavy
Tho sales, including state, Western and Southern
about 600 bbls within the annexed ran Rye nour
was nrm and 40 oo; wsre sold AZ prices within the
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

In State bonds Missouri skies OF 1886 declined to
1O4. North Carolina skies. Funding act of 1868. to
ga. and North Carolina fves. new. January and
July. to 15l. while North Carolina skies. special
tax third Glass; advanced to s. and District OF Co.
lumbia 365's to s4H. Railroad bonds active,
but there few important changes in prices
Following Is list of sales OF both classes Of bonds
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

In tho London market the following we're the quo
tations:-Consols for money 077s; for account 977S
fours. 105; 41ss. l094 ves. 1855; Erie. 40h pre-
ferred. 66 first lit; second. s7s4 funding. s3 New
Jersey Central. 81 80; Illinois. 1908. The Bank Of
England lost FL 900 specie during the week. but
its has been reduced only from 49 to 4s per
cent of liabilities The Banks rate Of discount re-
mains unchanged at two per cent OF the f272. 900
bullion Withdrawn yesterday f13s.OOO went to New
York.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
sForeign exchange in this market was quiet at the

The following were the rates OF exchange on New
York to-day at the aforementioned cities :-Savan-
nah. buying SIG off, selling SIG of; Charleston.
PLENTIFUL buying a. selling par; New
Orleans commercial $50 discount. bank. 100
discount; st. Louis. 81 so discounts Chicago weak.
so cents discount; Boston. pence discount.
Government bonds at the close steady at the
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

fNHE INTEREST ON THE FIRST MORTGAGE n
i Bonds OF the Burlington and Lamvillc Railroad due
Noyemser l. will be paid at the Continental National
BURLINGTON, VI. Oct. 30, 1879
WANTED-CINCfNNATI, WABASH AND MICHIGAN
w Railroad Bonds. FLOYD CLARksON, III Broadway,
iOi
WINDOW LADY, IN GOOD DAILY CASH BUSINESS,
w wants small loan; good security; or viii take
gentleman OF means as silent partner Address BUSI-
NESS LADY, Herald Uptown Office.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

-Whcat unsettIed and weak The IT 20
81 30 for No red 81 80 for No amber 81 57 for No.
do 81 30 81 ~ Tor No white, 81 ~ 81 - for NO
do 3 81 - for ungraded do, 81 2oa ~ ~ for do
red "a ~ tor steamer Mo- rod 81 - 81 33 for No
spring Milwaukee aud Nebraska, Si 2pS Ill 80 for No
spring Tor November VI 3l 81 ~ for December 81 33s
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

Included In the above $50 bales to arrive. Do
vcred contract, 100 bales yesterday Current prices
OF spot cotton the following quotations
store, running In quality than half grade
below tho grade QuOted) -
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

NEW YORK CITY
Five Per Cent Bonds
Now Loan,
payable November, 1854,
Tor sale by
GEO. X SISrARES SONS.
Bankers and Brokers.
IL Nassau st., New York.
nffICE OF THE LEADvILLE MINING COMPANY
" 81 BROADWAY, Nkw YORK, Oct. 81, 1879.
Dividend No. 4.
The Board OF Trustees have this day declared dividend
stock OOD of the company out of tho earnings for
the month Of September payable ut the Office OF the
and after November TO- 1870 rranfer books viii
close November D November H. 1S1a
J. :. LOCKWOOD Secretary.
OFFIcE OF THE I.EADviLLE MINING COMPANY.
Dividend No g.
Tho Board Of Trustees this day declared dividend
No OF one cent 90 cents siafe tho capital
stock S2 0DoD OF theycompany out OF the earnings
the month Of October payable at the Office of
and after November H. Transfer books will close No.
venber and reopen November ID. 1919
J. s. LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
RIO HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF
Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
Tho holders of the following Texas and Pacific Railway
Company First Mortgage Bonds hereby notified 10 pre-
them to the Trustees for par value the
same having been drawn according to the tho
and not presented all interest ON same will
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