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In The Chagcery c0urt at Knoxville,
Tennessee
No. 1929.

Martin Shea w. JOHN NJ. Heiskell, 10 his own
right and as executor. and others.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
J. the bill. which is wornto, that the defendant,
Tennessee, SO that the ordinary process of Law
can not be served upon him, it is therefore
ordered By the Clerk and Master that said de-
endant appear before the Chancery Court at
Knoxville, before the 1st Monday, of june
next, and make defense to the bill fled in this
and set fer hearing ex parte as to hftn. 1t is
further ordered that this notice be. published in
the Knoxville Wing and Chronleie Ior f9nr
apl23w4t X. L. PATTERSON c. I'm.
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TECERS.
Hop EsitEers arc tho Esurest and Best
Ritters ever made.

They arc compounded from Hops, Buchu,
Mandrake and DaEdeii0n,-the oldest, best,
ndmost valuable medicines in the world and con-
tain all the best and most curative properties of
all other Bittcrs, being the greatest Blood Puri-
fer, Liver Regulator, and Life and Health Re-
storing Agent on earth. No disease or i'll health
can possibly long exist where these Bitters are
used, sovared and perfect are their operations.
They give new life and vigor to the aged and
infrm. To all whose employments cause irregu-
larity of the bowels or urinary organs, who re.
quire an Appetizer, Tonic and mild StimuIant,
these Bitters are invaluable, being highly cura-
tive, tonic and stimulating without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or SYMPTOMS are,
what the disease or ailment is, use Hop Bitters.
Don't wait until you sick, but if you only ieel
bad or miserable use the Bitters at once. 1t may
save your life Hundreds have been saved by so
doing. e2g- $500 a. will be paid for case
they viii not cure or help.
Donot suffer yourself Or let your friends suffer,
but use and urge them 10 use Hop Bitters,
Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile. drugged,
drunken nostruin, but the PuCest and Best Medi-
cine ever made; the " EnvaIid's Friend md
Hope and no person or family should be with
out them. Try the Bitters to-day.
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief.
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EAaaEeTy Sale of &0t and
sCh0O2 Building.
No. 245S.

Ths Board f Missions to the Freedmen of the
General Assembly of the United Pres
bytari,n Church of North America VS..
VIM, Nelson aud others. Trustees of Shiloh
Pres byteriau Church,
DURSUANt TO 4 DECREE PRONOUNCED ,
L IN the above cause at the January term,
1919, If the Chance Court at Knoxville, Ten
nessee, vii sell at auction. to tbs highest bid
der. in lTont % the court house door IN KNOX
Vile, on
SATURDAY. THE 17,h DAY CT MAY
NEXT, AT Ii O'CLOCK A. NJ.
the school LoDse and lot mentioned and de
scribed in the pie dinse, lying in the Ist civil
district Of Knox county, Tennessee. in East
Knoxville, FOUNDED On the north by Pine
sueet aai on the west By Lea street on the
ca By lot, No; So. aad on the south
by lot Nc. "a, and bling in block No. 81, and
frontinS 10 feet on Pine street and I59 feet on
Lea street, being lot No. 81, marked 'C'' on the
map.
TERMS:
Said Sale viii be made on a credit of twelve
n oIths, and in bar of the eq atty of REDEMPTION,
taking from the purchaser note. with approved
security, AMI retaining a lien on SAID land as
further security. 4 prI Ii. 1879,
apr6wtt L P >TrERS0NC 8 ~
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The .oluues of tie Magazine begin 18th H..
Numbers of June aud December OF each ysar
tbat Tho 1hscr; a. yg;sbcs 20 bogi, - elool
rent Number.
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HaEOeY's Bazaar.
1919.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-04
Notice to Holders of the
wilcox Mining Gem
pany'' Bones.

John Baxtc; va w. P. .Washburn, Trustee, and
others.
PURSUANT To A DECREE PRONOUNCED
L in the above cause at the March Term, 1879,
of the Char Gerry Court at Knoxville, Tennessee,
all persons holding, or claiming to hold bonds
of the Wilcox Mining Company" Who have not
forward aud make themselves parties TO this
cause by petition, and file their bonds and prove
their ownership on or before
THE BOTH DAY OF MAY, 1872,
or be fcrever barred.
Iished once a week for four weeks in the
Knoxville Wing and Chronicle.
This, April II. 1879. -
apr19x4t Nj. L. PATTERSON, C. II.
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Harper's Magazine,
1879
ILL u STRAIT
Notices OF the Press.

N0tlceS VI the PTeSS.
HayIey's Magazine is the American Magrain
alike in iltera uTe AID in art - Boston Truueieer
The most popular Monthly Ia the world
" J. Word.
It's an excellent companion for the young a
delight TO the ma ure a solace for declining az
Courier Journal.
No other Month IL the world can show ,g
brilliant list OF cOntr but rs: nor does any lur.
nish its readers vita so Creat a varirrv and 81.
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PEOPLES BANK OF KNOyVIbr
AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.

0FFICE-OCoEE BANK BUILDING cav sr.,..
KNOXVILLE, TENN
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City girfftorg
kNtsHEs OF EosaE

,,[y7FF lnD9E. No. Us. X. Of H--Asets
* ever FRIDAY night ST IeU'CEiu Hall cor
nrr Church ana Gsy Streets,
NJ. d Cooley. Il ID; Harvey ARK ne cltsI'
, 1879-06-07

r,ovs,',ny low rates, and foe anything
ht' q. ~ III thcro were rsady bnJcfa At an nd.
hlo'sp, sp", Thurs1ay'a prlces of 10dtlbc. In com.
1sate ,nfr,!os qualities, snch a. nre faken By
r'a e .m,hcf. and cnnncfa. thorn sht hut f!ttc II
xsl p-cv,n,aut. tho supply Of thoso dthcFpfuna
snf fa, IN excets Of tho demand. The range Of
toaf'nS""S a. OO6en. 10. Old cows md inferior
ss W. ~. sn,t st g. .nfa. 10; common to cout fat
rftd " %I nror to faIr mixed hutcncre l1ts 8! ~
toasss totr 10 nlclun tsceTs Ut VI !,91 00 and
IL " mira q.1nt!tos nt ". aod9''. ~: ~ thc
30. ~ u,,eo strahor, WaGsworth = HAL fnd "
sf ip9rttscng prtf i: Ar I'M. and t'regory Cooley \
e. ,ola,r,bcr ,ola ~ n tnics nj 81. DUQ. 0. 8atos Of
1tse hn .s renorlc nj 81 e;satA. a2s ics through
fszans w.. snnac rorn.fch Wyoming cattit, arasng.
dsofes.. iis 10 l. 4l}O lhs. sold At 81. 10.
lrs !fuatt .to.c tbs yards Wnra cleared Ut hhtpplng
no %nd thn number Of common cattia lsie oyor
ht't!sso IT, Tie market ciossA sfoady.
sh'"@ QUOTATIONS..
-..., ccyt.-,0taact' atccf4, wotRhlrg o, ..
10 lns nt,A Ipwafd,s; ~; ..,; ,:. "etos ~
ttolts h.s,Ss'spnv j. Ind 10 45o ls... H. 054. 80
stetefh fhs',yrs- Wo!l. fatlrncll stccrs,
tesi si.,tnv loo 10 1.o III. .:.. =. 4. 25eo4. 10
ttd,ass, '.sa'o 90 10 i.aim O. 7a@4 ID
Ftians:ss rns:ssinck-. l'noF Ia cnnnion atcors
.sa .,s:aasSitt sSt'' WEIGHING S0o T. i,Oo bs O. 25a a5
ftes'65 Fiji ~ ;o 1b. 2. 253. .25
;V!,awt-ii,pat q! and thin cows, hr'fcrs,
l'ss,9 .c9 huIs. and scalawag atccrs... 1.i0fb9 90
III pes 100 lbs ............ ....... 3,poG6i. 70
, 1879-06-07

tho celebrated Yacht Amerlcn. lie died IN 1arfs
IN Ih;5, leaving d very largo fortune. Miss
etcsens wa. clucated nt tho school nt Elizabeth
MlasIDE Scwclf. IN the 1alc Of Wight. She is
10 years. ot ngc, and the Rrousn Ia flYu years. her
senior.
-Four n'ciDcls waa the hour appointed tor tho
ceremony IN Trinity Church, and hy TINT hour
The church was rncomf0ftably thronxcd With
t sd ts 1st. a:es ~ s Ms ssy patsn eth k. s
fors', Patton, mud 1,tddte:, Following them zero
The Six lrtlcsmas's.. The frat two, Miss Wtcr,
daughter u !rnf. Wlef, Of "est Point. Mnsl
sl!ss S1asy Afsc, ToWnsend. wero dressed
AZ .ko n n rocas s'x gnaz; .s over M;an'e wte
EIwarila mi, Nies Uarrctson, were aiso
clad alike, IN white eallzc r!lk, With tatIcrs ot
lsse ts tc+t9on!' q Eanze d1aped On '',e fiG!
Ucof9a s H. i. Mcclellan. aud sii.s Ads si,lppao
ranu next. Their dresses were vi harrow striped
satIn Rauzc oycr "tIte s!llt, ornatncntcd With
lace nnd narrow satin ribbon. All Of tic
b5I!les'natds , wore yhlto LsGaovn ,, t~nnet., n,
auwess aud vtite tu!lc .strluga. Eaetl
carried Il larzo bouqnet -of Jahuetnsuut roses.
Following the bridesmaids camo Miss 8tcvent,
leaning upon thr arm Of her Guardian, the iies.
Slle wore robo Of striped aatin, With long
train Of white satin. Point lace osnamcntcd
the corsage aud sleeves: und shs a'so wore
bouquet In The corsage. Upon Ute tabl!er ,t Tere
rosss ses 'a,a'' fier veil oi pons lace yol:
low with uee, was secured By ublto how
ers. Bhe woro diamonds in her ears
and 1t her throat, and carried largc bonauet
Alexander, a brosher Ut the groom eloct, md
| Mr. Hall, completed itiu wedding party. AT the
cance the bride was Joined BY the groon, at-
tcu1eu by his beat mai, hts brother, MIR. Charles
D. Alexander. Mr. Archibald Alexander and
| tho ushers wero attirrd alike, in morning COZ
tu,ne hnclf 1rfhcD Albert eQnts. light trOu&era
, 1879-06-07
WEST SIDE PARKS.

I'rnrnaed fs.tia Of Kcf'lna1dnE 13oilt1B.
Tic West Pnrk Board mot In regular scsBlon
Inst eva1ltng, President Woodard In the chnr,
utul present Commissioners McCrcat Wood,
Wilcox, Wilkins, Iloh1fa, nllu Rrcpnan.
4 communication was received from the Chi
cago Joctcy Club, as!slng tint the Northwestern
Railroad Company ho niiuwed to extend ns
tracks acroBs Central Pars to point opposite
the entrapce to the race course. Or. Rowe up
pearcd Al representative Of the Club to urge
the measure beforo tho Bour1.
Atr. Wilcox tt!nuEht tliatlf tho Communication
WAS fayorahly considered ono Ut the sections of
thu charter would be violated, the section re-
ferret, to providing that no portion Of the parks
should bo used lot any purpose other than was
originally intended, nuu t!lut no incumbrance
should bo r}uccd upon the land. hr. Wilcox
was OF tbs impression that thts would be IN In
cuMbrance.
Mt. hIcCrca said this aamemattcr came before
the Boarl Iaat full; II cnused tllcnt grcat deal
Of trouble anu nnuoyaucc, uts! finally be be-
licvcl TINT Mr.. Wheeler, gcp escntinE tho
H,asl came IN mud stated that tho Northwest
cru haa M des'ro to extend their TRACTS
considering The eoin,nunicatl1n unless tic re-
queHs cAmo In writing frog. the Railroad Com.
pauY. ,
t!oll wus referred to tlc COMMITTEE On Central
Park.
William II. Giles was t'la author Of com.
ruunicatlon nsknE tlle Board to pay him the
sum Of $2.6tU fur tnacadn.n stone furnished siz
years ago. Referred to tAe Fluaneu Gon;nittee
". l.. Bnttcrtcld, executor Of tho Wlliinnl
RuttesAsla estatc, sent "a acou1uuutcatton cos1l.
pialnng tllnt the B0urd had not Kept its con'
tract relating to the purchase Of certain ias0 to
Central Park made With William Buttcrteld
tlcccnAgd, sllnl mndo d propagation to TIT
.}raot n thu H1nfu would nrf4EI
, 1879-06-07
ESPECIAL ATTENTION

II called to aY medium grades ot ToaA thry are
1denHcAlfJ tho Rs arc sold everywhere nt sc.
while guarantee my &c Teas tho sane quality ~
hctnE sold u per pound the pseudo htxsouBd
South Side establishments whcro tho proprttors hare
much to pay that 1t IL Impossible for them to
sell goodl at market nrIcts pletso bear this In ad.
You Is cents and faro single pound Of
Tea. sy Teas and coGeea at bought for cAah and
are selected With great care Mr system Is to charge
snsil pEant nrst cost giving customers avery
advantage ~ regarts price and qnaty. Ny stock u
entirely fresh and new, and hereafter shatl Rvc
ny personal attention shr requirements Of hus
ness no that Of my patrons need aray Without
being acryed promptly. earnestly invite inspection
and comparison. and feet satisfied Of receiving thc
commsndatou Of Ill who desire to practice domestic
economy. unlcrs BY mail receive prompt Attsntlon,
and goods 21e dsllvcrrd froo Of ciarxe.
IL. llODEL3RS,
Importer of Teas, Who1csate snd Heta! Grocer, go
and ~ 1EttxaukeD.Av.. fhtcA96.
, 1879-06-07

NEW ORLEANS. I.a., Juno 0.-CoTroN-Q Qnles;
nlalling, l2alc: low DO. 1essc; net receipts. :a5
bales; e.ohs, Go3; exports 10 (fre4t Britain, >, TO;
aalcs. 050; stocI ii, 06l; weekly net receipts,
1,437; gsosa, q, l0t; exports tn Great Britain,
&, 1853; coast,ytsc, =. 763; sa1es, i. eao.
NEW iunx, Juno u.-Cbr7oH srcetnts nt Ill
United Ata;os ports during tho woek. Il. 600 hslcs;
last year, H. 100; total receipts al all Unto statcs
ports to date. 4,a0i, 600; last year, 1, 10o 0o0;
exports from all United States ports for tho week.
IT, 600; last yaa7, III, 600; total a1porta fron all
United States PORTS ia datc, 8, 400, 0oo lust year,
s. DID, coo; stUck at sll United Suites porsA. 247,
0uU; last Ycar, .61. 400: stock At nil Interior
towns, ~, nu0; Inst yeaf. ct uGO; stock at Liver
pool tD7 600; Inst year 81, 600: stock oe AmeEt'
can afoat for Great britain, 1:iJ, 0oD; last ycAF,
l3h, tlUG.
MxMpItts, Tcnll.. juno 0. D.-t,nrros-Firm: TO-
saies, 20; 10 spinnurs ,ntd.llinR, laKe.
, 1879-06-07
WILLIAMS COLLEGE.


ORGANIZATION of IN Alumni soc1oty.
An nd tourued tncot'ng OF tho resident Alumni
of Williams College was hold last evcn!tg at
tho Grund Pacific Hotel. for tho purpose OF lis
ten!nx to tlu report Of Committee on Utiice1a
AID Reorganization, a.a t" take anT further ac-
tion tt,at might be deemed necessary toward
tl,at end. There wore present Aiessrs. Town
send MacCoun. Geu Il, ". Smith, 4. n. Day
J, b. AdslIs, J. II. Nitch1e, j. W. Ilawley, Col.
El{lretlEe, j. r. TruesIall. Dr. ]. i. Mitchell,
Roswell u. Bacon, Charles Gardner, r. u. Nc
C.c!la,i, JOHN q. Reid, Il. W. Patterson. and j.
Il. Dewey.
The ,neotIng was called to ordcr by Gen.
Smith. str. A. N. Day, Of tho Committee re-
fcrrvd to. 1nade a report recommending thnt tlla
officers OF lhe Association consist Ut fresi.
deu., Two Vir,- -pscsi.lcnts. Secretary. Treas
urer, and au Executive COMMITTEES Of stx ,nefn'
burs, wttls tho rrusitunt anu sccsutary ~ AZ
oillrtn membors. 'lt.u Cotntnttsoe further rue
on,tasuled the following officers:
MISUNDERSTANDING, ". n'Ahap, '64s Hon
y W:. Mpll!ean. JacksNn.lllo ~ r.: ,h9 Moa.
ax.. ia.ia M sA raae;.Sa, % sSs'
- sssictaTy W y-Towassna , ,MaecGun. ,ou.
Executive Executive Consmtttes- ins llev. Davld 8. John
.on, ~; tha itoy. John Abb<tt French. ~;
j.; ns:s s.ss II io jais + u. = Aa.%s, tns''s X
lilo report WIS adopted with q single amend
mcnt substituting tlle naIne OF Dr. j. Il. Mitch
Iii tor tint of Nark Hopkins - Treasurer.
Tho QasssioH o. slastf9E Western represent
ntlvs to act Oh thu College Hoattl VI lrusteos
asxl''s tsa. '''' "s'' ~ 'F'''''""A 't''' '.A'''
Mr. MacCo,n mossd ulat tho Alumni Of thp
Northwest inllorsa Mr., Amos Lawrence Hot.
III FSkl. nT II Itlf
, 1879-06-07

CAE
LIVERPOOL, juno o. p. m.--Sptttai- Extra
Stats -four. liz. Whout-f'ctter sone: rcd
winter, Ia id: No. = npsnE, IN Gil; No. spslng.
~ I'd: California unchanged. cor0--Dnlls
N hid Caraocs of coast--Whnat fnthcr dull for
tho United Kingdom, but in modcthte demand for
Tho Continent. Corn rather duit IMPORTS Of
wheat Into Liverpool for tho wcck. %os. oo1 cen'
tails, 2a2. ooo Of II ba,ng American. "eather IN
England favorable. rork-Weatcfn r. H.. d1H Lard
--3.s Oh, l.acun- Long clear, 25a Sd shurt cluar,
I'm Cd; Cunhe.!antts, Tin.
LoHpoF. Jnna T. M--LtYknrcot-1Shcat qntet and
stcady. torn heavy; ~ I'D. MARK LAHE-
Wheat firm. Corn strong. Cargocs of eoast--
Wheat-Thcrc Ia Continental demand and moro
dtapontt!on to buy. Corn bteady. Carpocs on
paasnRa--Whcat firm. Corn stcady. Country mar
kc.s for whoat -Frcnch, itmof.
8ntcfal ntspafes to 7ns Tribune
Lts1nrooi. June 3-lt:2o d. m.--FLouR-No.
!. los Sd; No. Il, ia Cd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l. 0s Sd; No. 2, Bs
ID: spring, No. !, IN Id, No. Z, - I'd; white,
No. ]. pa Id; No, 2. ss Ad: club. No, !, gs 4d;
No. 2; o. Id. Corn-Sow, No. l. 1. I'd.
rnoYfsIoss-pork. 47s; lard, 81. I'D.
1AyxRrooL. juno 0. .-Cor7os--Narket dull and
easier at 7Ga7 1-lDd: aales Q, GOO balcs; specua-
ton and export 1000.
TnEAnsTurFs-Dnii; California wh1te wheat, 8a
Ad0us ID; do club, 0s 1dGeDa Id; No. to No. !
rod Western sprlng 7s 0u6lBs ID: No. 2 10 No. i
do apr!ng, u ga09s I'd. t'eas-Canadtan, u.
i'n1ylsEose--nacon, long clear, 25s Cd: short
do, 40s.
AxTwHnr. June 5.-pErnoLruN-1DEd.
LIVERPOOL. juno 0.-C1TroS-sules of the
week, c5, GOO bales; American. 27.0e0; spocuia.
tions took .. 0to, OF which exporters took o,bD0;
forwarded from bhips sdo direct to spsncrs Il, GOO;
nciua crpntt, \. 600; tota! receipts. ., 600; Amer
iran, u, QUO; total stock. a!r7, 900; American,
ALL coo; amount adoat, MA 00U; American, 183.
, 1879-06-07
LnIrlaYTLLT.

LOUISVILLE.
Y.ou1svSf.s.x, June n.-Co1Tox~ Steady at tic.
rtouH-Flrm hnd unchanged.
GHA1s--whcat steady; rcd and ambor. 81. 0,ft
10. Carr, stcady, with good tcmanl; white,
Lie; mixed. 40c Oata steady: whlta, 35c; intxcd.
3?c. ltye firm NJ hHc.
liAY-scarco and firm At 50, ,0odD11. 80.
rnuytsiuxs.-t'prk IL hrmcr al e10.n5. Lard
hrrn choico ieaf, tictcc. .TlIc; do kcq, sXc,
Bulk meats frmcr: sIlDm!dets, 3ssc: clear rib.
-. 7oli.T5: clear. 44t5c, uacon-Ftrm; shoul.
dera. 4Gt+iic: clcafttb, 53aGa5sic- Iams-sugas'
cnrod. U6t10kc.
WuIsKY-3laekot dull nt 81 .02.
, 1879-06-07

DuFrAro, N. T., Ju,is 0.-nKcE1rrE-F1ourt
3, Gu4 hrls; wl,ent, &. 600 bu; corn, 4s, coo bu.
snirMEsTa-Dy canal-Whcat. 0e, 3ao bu; corn,
72. 6g5 bu. Dy ra'road-Whcat, 5000 bu; corn,
~. tIb:t bu.
0nA1s~-Whoat light milling demand; uu-
cIanged sales 6. 600 tu sample nuutl, at 81 90;
l,6o0 ~ samplcs spring Ct D5c: 300 hu extra
wh!ta Michigan ut 81. II. Corn quiet and stondy.
aalca 50* 900 bu No :. n,ixea Western ut 40c; 6
cars KantAs At 40!ic. Onts inactive and schfce.
1fyo neglected, Hurley neglected.
FlEi1HTg--CAnRi and saii ffnights unchanged.
, 1879-06-07
BY TELEGRAPH.

~. FOREIGN.
1e''d Of Trade: o"'~~*S
pia' iiaasaEa,rool, juno Gil no a. m.-Ftour IL ID
!, 80 "aeat-wlntss, ~ udGbDs Sd; spstug.
"a r.' ~; whlto. W 4tGtDs Id; club, o. 1dGtUs
sNu' ~ ID PORK, III. Lard. 'l14 u.
h,,,.sooi, June G-1 40 p. sn.-Weathcr dull,
aallt unchauxcd, ltscoipt4 VI wheat
, 1879-06-07
DETROIT.

DKTnn,T, June e0.--FLouR-Ftrn. Q.
GrA1S--Whcnt strong; extra, s1.1oif; juno,
81. to-; No. l white, 3l.10: June, St.00k bid:
July, 81. .OHT; August. 81. 04 bid. 81. Of askrtt:
milling NJ. I. 81. OF bid. $l.08 asked; Rmbcr,
81, 10 asked.
KEcEt1r.-Nhcat, II. 345 bis.
BH.pAESTs-Whcnt, ~, I'LL btu.
, 1879-06-07

.ruit4DKLpH1A, Juno u. .--FLnuR-Flfm; good do
,uand stBnesola extra family low vsadGs, ~ oFaa
nuls very fancy. s1,4U;. Minnesota, 80. rs. Nyo
iiodt ID fair tc,nanA; III. UuG33. III.
>tlaAta-Wheat In fair demand; Michigan whitc
In Elevator, $l.lQ; No. red, s!evator. Il. l4,s
Cara Itmur; .heated, oa track. 2oGl3oc; te3setetl
'dp, 2QG1a7c; xseamgr, 37I31c. Qats-paulRad
!ast1sai, wa,ta Westsrn good aud chocs, s7e1ase;
fnaI,slnSs-.btcady: prime noss beof, 419. 90.
Hains-bmoKtG, 5s. t0gs to. 90; picked. $7.@Nb
s..b. Lusu-Wrstesr, ~. .aQA0. DO:
burrkA-Uutat; CREAMERY. 17ci New tork state
and bradford county In. u1tsas, 14Sb1ac; Vest
asA kescrru cxtsn, l14ft.c,
Euus-Q4let, lit strady; Wcstern. 13c.
, 1879-06-07
NEW GOODS.
HOUSEHOLD household EECESS[7IHS, Necessities
And tho Manner in Which They hlay
Be Procured for tho Least
Money.
How It. Bodc1scn, Located at
Nos. $50 and 252 Mil
waukee Avenue,
Has Reduced tho Prices Ot Teas,
CofIecs, Staple and Fancy
Groceries,
Thus Plaoing tho Finost Goods
Within tho Reach
Of AL.

A ffanco It the folorthx prices ~ilt convince the
most akeptfcallY tnened individual that Chicago pos
seaaes 1t least mercant with tho determination 10
sell Kooda It the iowest possible nrices.
Tho very beat japan Tea, 60 cents rer pounds hest
Noynnc Uunpowicr. d3ct helt Young sson. Csc. hest
oolong. nc; good Drawing Teas from 2sc TO so Old
Government javs CoEes roasted. 83c-d EARAHTEED
70 M THE HEST IN THIS MAi:KET, good Draw.
Ing Cosfees rolsted fTum l2H to 15c Green Coicca.
from lax to &c per pound. cut Loaf Sugar. &c; Pow
dcrch Sugar, &c; 1faaulatad Sugar, stc, standard
Buxar, &c; Cofee Il Sugar, 71<c per pouatl.
, 1879-06-07

New Yong, Juuo G.--Hus!ncsa irregular With
package huuses; eotton gouJs In light supply anA
yury r, a. lately advanced prices; mstllntn fancy
pfnta In fair Esquez hnt light prints quiet; print
ed 1awrs active: mems wenr ot won1cns In gteady
demanA An1 trni; da,!rulA 'lus1 active, but so0ks
very light ard psltes Asm.
, 1879-06-07
CHxx'K-inaet,vc; creamery, 7GD7Hc.

rxrnnlEuI~-Wcak: !: rcfncd. 7.ic; crn1e. TIC.
Nnsky'-aarkct tlnt!: Western, $t.uu.
jeEcErTa --Flonf, f.ttJn brlE: WHEAT, 49, 600 tu :
corn, LII. GOO tu: oits 17,UtD.
"nnf.- Demand nc,ivet selling ~ fast as II nr.
r.vok; Oh!u. f'ennsylvania, WeAt E!ratn!a, dantio
.! fIta .ud !iY< aoss aa!,e ssrs s9WStc ,ns.
ignn. Indiana. n,ns Western dnc. :ilft3'jc: me-
tla,n, :,Nt4t'c; conrsc. :tlNt5c: Soaibinv washed.
comDtnR :Sfei01; fne un%as shed. 25o: coarse nnd
medium, uEHashstr .NQaaaAc; tat. washed, 4oc.
, 1879-06-07
PETIiuLTuM.

CLEVELAND, o., JnMo D,-pKrNoLxrN-Un.
changed: standard whito. ITO tcat 10.
P,rrsnuHu, Juno 0.-PErH0LEuA-1toFe active;
crude, 871tc Ut parksr's for shipment, tulucd.
7Ao, ph..adelphla delivery.
Oh C1rr, Fa.. June u. .--fETRoLsuN-Tho mar
kst opcpad excited, with saea at 7tc. declined to
U7Ifc, advanced and closca ut G84tc; shlpnents,
bh0U0 brls, averaging ~, 900; transactions, III.
Q00.