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NOTICE T" MOUNT VERNON PAS

HE steA DER W. " COKCORAN which nss bean
recently built and furnisheu L l. -N~1
i SLA1E Saptsin, IL the only beat al
owed 70 land pass Deers at Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trit 81 Including admission
20 n Anson aIia grounds Steamer leaves 9th street
tnrns shout ~ Mok Ho I. g 1aS r
supt ladies' Mount Vernon Association Z. L
BLAKE. steamer ". ". Corcoran. jel61y
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BOOKS, &c.

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NOAI. WOOD.
u JOHNSON SEOTHERa
MOOD, TKLEPHONDC CONEEOTI0RH COAL
Full Weight.
COAL. Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt Deliveries GOAL
Main ofkoe. wsiafvee, mill and depot connected With
uptown offices by TELEPRONK
With uneQuAied facilities and advantages for eCC
ncmicAlly conducting the wood and coal trade.
WhArves, factory, extensive store yards enabling
20 stock up largely when coal is lowest; oflces
throughout the city and all in immediate conlmun1
cation, insuring prompt attention to orders,
prepared to offer to patrons the bast vasetes
coal 1t the very lowest prices.
Remainder, we tnsrre strictly pure coal. Of 22&l
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS
Main once, mill AID depot, foot Of 18th, 18th ana
sts. s-w Offices 1202 + st. w.. 1ll2 9Th st. nv.
14lS It'll St NV. and 221 Pa ave. s.e- tyl2-R
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L. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES, SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK
HOUSE, 4asP sIRsErN. W., AND STABLE.
s, 1878 and Gully recorded in Liber No. 1856, fa
Folio 1888, ct seq, of the lana records of the AH.
District Of Columbia. and at the request Of thu
holder OF the note thereby secured will sell at
PAY, ApE,l 1879 at O'Clock ? "a, e the highest
division as made by Commission. in
Chancery OF square numbered five hundred
olsistine of neatl, two-story Brick House, with
bay vino ow and good stable on the rear Of lot
The tize of lot is 81 feet inches 'front.' by depth
CT 1875 feet to 30 foot alley This ia one Of the best
comfortable and convenient h ,me. Street cars in
front of the door. Every modern convenience in
the hCuse
Terms Of SALE Onethird cash. and the balance in
one, two aud three carr, with per cent interest.
payable seniannual y. to be secured by deed Of
trust On the pr ,perty sl cash. the purchaser
may prefer. Sl00 down on the day Of sale. and the
terms OF sale to be complied with in seven days
after sae or the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
Purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost.
BRAINARD H. WARNER.l nrr,,s.oos
m26fO&ds C.. A. JAMES. Aiuoteoo.
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WHEN the confederate army was on fits short
est raf1onS Gen Lee demonstrated one day with
straggler for eating green persimmons and
asked him II he did not know they were UNIT
for food. I'm not eating them for food, gener-
Al" replied the man, ''but for the sake OF draw.
ing my stomach up to f1t my rattonsr
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COAL AND WOOD.

HOALg COAL3
We are discharg1n8 to-day,
CARaO OF FRESH MINED
LORBERRY COAL
This n the best domestic Coal now In the market.
Consumers and Dealers VIII take notice and send
STEPHENSON BRO,
nArllIf 7th-street Wharf,
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YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
TRUTHS SALE IN FEE SIMPLE OF THE
VALUABLE FOUR-bTOkY BRICK DWELL
ma IN 1o(i3 sTREET NORTHWEJT

By virtue of deed of trust, da. ed January -
"a, A. d 1877, duly recorded in Liber No. S1, f"a8
folio 342 ct seq, of the land records for x1as
the District of Columbia and at the request of parry
secured thereby we viii sell at public "a. aucS s1 IN
80 O'Clock p. m. the following. described real
estate situate in the .ity Of Washington, District
eel Of ground known and described as lot "B,' in
Roach's subdivision Of Original lots numbered
bsred two hundred and eighty (2oO) said lot being
improved by fours-tory pressed brick front dwell
ing house
Terms Of sale: One third cash. and the balance at
one ID ano two 60 years, with interest ct eight ~
per cent. from day Of SALE to be secured by deed
Of trutt on the property sold. all cash, at the o2
ton Of the purchaser. deposit Of $500 will be re-
oured of the purchaser ut the time Of sale Ali CON.
veyancing at the cost Of the purchaser II the terms
of sale be not complied with In ten days from day Of
ssle the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defaulng pur
chaser, after five days. advertisement.
JNO. A. J. CRESWELL,l ,r.r...o.
j. CRESWELL HEALD,} Al"'''''.
uaI25-eotdbe
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"OId ~. On 8. wtadcr..,

Old 81 has been keeping fully posted IN ths
SSeeprsteo case OF Oliver VS.. Cameron. Yesfer-
e esr ne IanSacked the exchanges and as he was
which one OF desc hyar two at gwine ter
come out on top. &c widder er de ole MAN."
IAN. 1an .eii' /" hat do you think"
Dats my han prezsckly, too, Yer see do
Oh man Simon. he war laciin' In esrenn 20
via atse hyar secnn' han sweet harfs hence
wise NJ got In de Law an OARS no tellIn' Oh
whsr dey u Ian him fore dey turns him loose y
he:" e'~eA - "a'' Ano"h oe'uer' isn't
:. Take keer nov. don't yer know dat dar 4.
b.aoes IN dis wurl' waar de whittier de he'd de
o,gger de fool. DIS ing ob pettin' ensmuli,6
or ole , ensie asnt no respeckter OF pussons an
peert , , IKE onto me- er Simon, is gotter be
fr,nn,. yer walk In de tied grass wIdout hahn
yer heah mel- u"iin NC pToHminaoos
cu,ries nave stesred clear OF those sort of d
~, Well sint gibb,n' myse,f way ,.- ,o,.-
sor,e ee @ae wider neboer couder gnt me IN az
kinder trubble fore now. bn, wh anse 90 oat
Iooii got TOO little ter hor ennebody hne -, uS
er%lodeI alius edIurn'd fer de want oh an nn no
rum er spendid bzness tell caIi'd IN az qu s
Besses s'ficient ter PROOF er a'rticht at ue VIZ
dc spot-dal's me- s VI On
"lcuwere very wise surely,'
"Uh-oh, mai. Don't yer forgtt ft-yer tost.-
BE- ia de dress-sirke Oh err Wet ho'net mes, d an n
TOT minits sollytude Wild er wilder oman OATS
on DE- mary"
And the Old man borrowed chew OF tob,oco
AID left.-fAhanta Canaitvtion.
HORRIBLE OCTRAGE.-A telegram tn the
New York Herald from Williamsp Drt. Pa March
80, says: As Carrie Hennngcr, child OF eight
years was passing up "a street about O'clock
asst night, she was approached by a strange
man, who seized her and dragged her into an
al ey adjoining the First National Bank threat
eling TO XIII her II she gave an alarm. Nearly
frightened 10 death. she was taken through q
number or alleys 10 the river bank, where her
person was shockingly outraged The f1end
forced TWO fingers down her throat to stop her
cries. and said he would throw her into the
river unless she kept quiet. She remained un-
conscious for about three hours. when she
reused up and made her way home She was
ignorant OF what had happened TO her, but be-
Ing covered with blood, an examination was
made: and the physicians think that she IS IA
tally injured. Her father told your correspond
ent that she could not recover. man named
JOIN paul was arrested this morning on suspi-
clon, out proved an alibi. Later Information.
however, shows that he was seen near the
sceLe OF the outrage about the time &c occurred
and he Will be arrested as soon as found Great
excitement prevails, and threats OF lynchinr
are common upon the streets. The scene OF the
abduction is the busiest and most crowded
thoroughfare In the city.
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MONTH GERMAN LLOYD -SrEAMsHIp
~ LINL BETWEEN new foRk HAvRE. LONDON,

SOCTAAMPTON AND BREMEN
The B.ea1ers OF this company win sail every Sat
arday from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street. HOboken.
Rates of passage: From New York to Hav-e. Lon.
don, Southampton and Bremen. first cabin, 800;
second cabin $50 srseraae $50 For freight
PASSAGE apply to OElRICHS & 90, Bowling
Green. New York " g METZkROTT 90, 9S
Pa. ave- Agents for Washlu1tOn Oc1-1y
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1910 GREAT 1910
1919 PENNOYLVANIA 1919

1879 rnH $SSTS 1879
TO THE NORTH WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
SPLKNDD SCENERY. MAaNIYIUEHT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS L nE EsS 1S ls sn Depot
ooEneI q Sixth and Streets. e follows: ~.
e s,Y aS R. s. S.a sSS
For Ca1andai<ua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
y q ri s9s4 ss'S: ',isss
For New a1 TGrt .ss Is ssnss . so and 1915
daily. With Palace Cars sftached. Limited k
press q Pullman Parior Carr. s'So Am. daily.
For Brookiyn, n T. al through train. oonnsc. .s
saordins direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid:
Ing double ferriase and journey aeroas New
For Phil.ds1 ghia. go 80 ana 10 is r.. daily,
For sa%o msP9s g. 60 DAILY s snseP:
daily s19SsPt SUNDAY d.|,; 10 10 m sosso TAG
Fer Popes oreeI Line. ! 90 = m and 40 p. M.
For zn1.poils. 90 : n and 42o p M. daily. OK
R14 asb AkR 2HD %shs
TON RAILROAD;
Il SS g 81 s:as:1 !. Il: "a
lis and pm.
For Richmond and the South, 80 Am. and s 20 p
N. daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, g. Z, $780,
Sunday at and 10 . m, and 6 is pm
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and P4rlor Oar %
commodAtiOhs can be procured 1t the Offices north
east corner Of thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner II Sixth street and Penn
sylvania avenue and at tie depot, where orders
be left for checking Of baggage to destination from
hotels and reeidencaA
l. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER. nov3
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MARI BYRNE, Real Estate Brokers,
Nl No COS It'll street northwest.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST, COP

We VIII sell. ct pIb1iIe sHction in front Of ~
April AID. 1879. at O'Clock pm. part Of t ls2
5 nun four e. in Square Numbered five hun mn
fest on the north side Of Pennsylvania avenue by q
delth OF one hundred dOO9 feet to l5-foot alley.
sist Of oassatory building. No. 1881 Pennsylvania
Terms of eale One third cash; balance in six,
twelve aud eighteen months, with interest at per
cent Fer annum until paid, and secured by deed
of trust on Il Q property sold. 300 cash down ON
the day Of SALE Terms OF sale to be fully complied
with within Elk days after day of SALE otherwise the
weeks notice at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser. All cow. yancing at purchasers
cost MARI BYRNE
]. T. COLDWELL. Auctoneer. mar27-d
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COKE DOWN TO FOUR CENTS.
FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOB S2lO.
GAsLIGHT OFFICE.
ocut Al and AS Tessh street,
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STEAMERS. &c

Foh N"sFoLK. Eo:sTREss MON
-Tne AEi1t and eiesspt iron Steamer LADY nv
LIE LAhE, leaves 6th-street wharf .0-,
ssery Mondsy, Wednesday and Fri lsE5tSShhEz n
G SaH - ss oclosk M CONNECTING
Nitl ,etea0'ers for New York and Boston and rail-
xSA0 nhes scnth- heturrnr, leaves Norfolk every
1noeoas, Thursday and Saturday at O'CLOCK n m
Fob POTOMAC RIvfk LANDIN9s
0sce0er john W THOMPSON leaves Rtxtn
Srees Wharf every Mop6ay at IN. ~~
xOf NOT III; Thursday for Curro- Es1Stt!!ffzz n
14An, sno SATURDAY Tor Le0nar1tnwr
Ing. '"sS ko'l'S ma reeurn-
6TEA@EkS FOR NEW YORK
S0e steamers JOHN GIBSON and r. o. KNIGHT
Sse1nAfety leave Pier II, East River New 49,
ao r.. every Ssturday. at O'Clock p. m &Ekxh
2ndrt4 same dsy,
xIet9Et taken Al lowest rases. Apply NJ ofbce over
EeuonG Metropolis Bank 18th street. or ofHce ~
A&ent focf OF 9Th street. Wa hinston and as Wstsr
marl-tr SAMUEL BACON. Pres,den.
CIEAEER MATTANO, oapt.i, I'm n
~ DIE, leaves wharf foot of 9th -
xno 50, every Tuesday, Thurs GfESelaSREN
oay, a1G Suneay at 2 NJ, for Po-
G R@nc Ever landings On Tuesdays for Matto1
" Inurscays for Mstto1 Greek aud landings in
Slconnco 1yer. On Sundays for OoftOn's And land.
mg " hoinlli Greek Returnin- on Wefneslay
EIi0ey, ent Monday Iuorninse, making intermedj.
sse i4Ecn.s ., excepting Mattox on Wednesday
I. SHERIFF., Noe 328 and lI14 Pennsvlvxnia Ava
nue., or ii offee fort % 9Th and N street, aW
IoOII g T. JONES Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
. UNCAESON BROS, Auctioneera

AesIGNSE's SALE OF LARGE LOT OF LyJM.
B.k, CARTS, sc, &c
men eine at 10 oclock q. m wi l, by virtue of an
sssignn ent MAZE to me- aud ''u of record sell at
pubic auction. at the buni'.Sr lard. corner OF 9th
streat and Virginia syenue Sc, stock Of Lumber,
consisting Of
Jort, Panks. Shingles, &c.
Two Coal Carts and one Wagon.
Terms cash.
r. n GOLDSB DROUGH,
ap1-d AsSixnee OF T. e. Cark
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

~ LBS SUGAR (NEARLY WHITE). ....... 75c
w Nice Brown Sugar, per Id. .............. ..6Sc
Best Oranuated Sp9ar per ID .....,,,..,..... &c.
Best Java Coffee Roasted SOC Green ..,..,. Csc.
4 lbs Turkish Pfunes Observation-Disclosures 5c.
Good Roasted Rio Coffee per Id .....,,..... l5c.
6 ouaIts Homjny 49,. Observation-Disclosures. Csc.
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w;li transact General Banking and Broker
are Businesg. receive Denosits. issue Certifcates
az Deposit. deal in Exchange, buy Gold snd
Silver. Bank Notes; Honaa and ssesEs. ~ !. ,s
bs mafsfn person 81 send funds BY sys agent IN
stead of mail or expre9E - Es#g Z
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Wholesale Grain and Produce Market
$3.50 UHaoEloLE OFrion,
kNoxvILLs. TENN. Ang. 10. 1879. !
The tendency to lower prices on wheat
in the Eastern marke noted sore days
since. resulted in establishing decline of
to lOc per bushel. Our produ, ers being I'M
willing to accept the decline have reduced
offerings materially. We therefore quote
the market nominal. Bacon is offered
corn coming in freely, and readily taken at
quotations. .s-..- Asa. g.
The demand for dried blackberries
active ut quotations. There will be good
demand for all dried fruits, but it is too
early to name prices.
Field eds, Timothy $2.25a24O per
bushel. Herd grass, 80 to 85c. Glover,
$500.
BACoN-Buying. hog round. 54a6, sides,
Cast; shoulders, A; hams. CAT.
Lard, new, buying at 62a7c selling at II
to Sc.
WHgAT-Nominal, buying at 80 to IS
for white and Der; red. rs TO 90
! CoRN-New, loose, 47a50; sacked. 81
to 53c. ga.l 1sua, aea s4e.G..a:. 7 81
+ Oars New crop; buying, loose. 25a21c;
selling. 35 to 38c. r s.EE
IL PorAToEs-Loose, scarce, SOa90c.
HAY-Loose, t0460e per 10U lbs.
Dried FAUIr-Apples hrm. 2 to 24c.
per2pound: Peaches: halves. 23a3. Black
berries. 6a53c. z-5.Z sss
FLoUs-N ominal: country extra, buy
ing, 81 00a2. Is. selling. $2.25a250, family
buying $3.50; selling. ~ 75a30J per
sack.
FxArHERs-Prime. 40a41c: mixad, 3Oc.
burTsK--Active. medium. 10al5c good
to prime.s 15a16cs Is ~ e2sS z.za-sA>D- e
EaGs-Buylng dull, SAa9c.
ward tendency.
RAas-Ooston, 1a12c. 4 >s1sr,-Ss.7F-
BIZ xswAx-22e per pound.
GIHsEEG-Spring, SOa65.
SENEKA SNAKE-36 :. =.
yellow RooT- g. e - 80
PINK RooT-18c. e.
MAY APPLE RooT-2c.
HIDEs-Dry l0a11c.; green, &c. szsil-
TALLow--6sc. rsa7 ,esf5sEsa1 3z5n ~. "a
FLAX SEED-Per bushels 70a!6c.
/. BRAss-8c.; Copper, 10c.
F. WooL-Per pound. 20a30
APPLEs-Green. 75aS1.00per bushei.
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cessful, and the uncertainty pro
dncad hv Ardnfl's treason. The

cessful, and the uncertainty pro
due ed by Ardofd's treason. The
facts seem to be these: Pauldlng
and his comrades where precisely
where they shouldn't have been, in
the neutral ground. Andre was in
the same fix, they met, and those
papers in his stocking did the busi>
ness. Ten British uniforms couldn't
extenuate their possession. He
was a nice young man, but not in
nice business; and if he died a fell
on's death at Tarrytown, in the
splendid tomb in Westminster Alb
hey he received martyrs crown.
Naked he came into the world, and
naked he would seem to have gone
out Of it; for, at his exhumatlon,-
nothing was found in his coffin but
bones, dust and leather string with
which he had secured his beautiful
hair. All! Peggy Shipper. Your
beauty led one man to treason,
another to the scaffold; but you
afterwards atoned. Requiescat an
pace. $40
Taking general susyey of the
shines that tried mems souls" one
will notice, that neither Patrick
Henry, John Hancock, Thos. JEFF
ferson, or any considerable number
of the ssehinE warriors were in the
Continental army; that the Conti>
mental Congress amused themselves
hampering Washington aud inter-
fering with the operations Of his de-
| voted army Witness his pleading
letters for supplies, and the removal
of the gallant Schuyler for that
conceited -imbecile Gates that
10y al families were mobbed, and
their property confseated, while the
mpbbefs or super-rebels hired sub
stitutes to take their places in the
Continental army; that most every
body wanted the army to do the fight
ing, and submit to criticism from the
"stay-at>homes;" that there were
SINNERS and cowboys in the North,
and Wings and Tories in the South;
the Arnold treason and Conway
cabal, however, did net prevent that
devoted, half-starved, half,clothed,
Continental army from showing
marvellous endurance at Valley
Forge, and wondrous heroism in that
scene in the Temple at Newburg. I
have gloried over the list of gallant
names - Montgomery, Pulaski,
DeKalb and others, only overshad-
owed by the grandeur Of their
chief: I have thought, that if called
to this difficult task Of selecting the
two "cheuohers sans psur ct sans
|reproche,' | should name Nathaniel
Greene, the Rhode Island Quaker
General, and the Sergeant Major of
Lees Legion, John Champe, of
Virginia. But I have sought in
vain for any special service done by
the cody Puritan and the gay cav
alier. BRIC-A-BRAC.
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Bellevue High School,
BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

On Va. q Tenn. RR., i5 Miles West of Lynchburs
A school in which young men and boys are
prepared for University or for business High
and healthy location. full corps of teachers,
thorough instruction, liberal provision Tor the
accommodation and comfort of students. For
catalogues. containing information, idress -
w. Il. ABBOTT, Principal Bellevue T. u
july25dAw2m
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Atlanta Market. .. ..
Atlanta Constitution. Aug. 8. &.
FLouR-superfne s4OO; extra 81 IS; family
$3.50: extra family S6.00: fancy S6. 26s650.
B4oos-Clear sides o1xc; sugar-cured hams
BULK. MEArs-Clear rib sides $40: clear
sides 6HaS15c .'1s-
LARD-Herces $40; kegs and cans saalzc. =.
hHsAT-Tennessee. choice white. 81 .loa1. IL
per bush i5s t@ & -+
OATs-45e. s---1r. .s.--s.- ia. ~ - Ed
HAY-Timothy, s11O mixed, si0na1,C5.
CoRE-White zoe; mixed, 65a66o.
MEAL--0c.
PKAs-$L25.
PoTAroEs-Irish. 900 per bushel sweet.
not quoted.
0NIOns 90a$1.00.
EGGs-lc.
BUTTER-Tennessee. choice, l8a20c.
pOuLrRY- Spring chickens, Sa2Oo.
BEEswsx-z1c.
FEArHERs-New Choice mixed Asa %.
DaIED ERrIT-None ia market.
LIVE SrcCK MARKEr-Tennessee cattle
choice 34c, common 2asc. Georgia raised
11aaSc. Spring lambs SZ; sheep-$f. ooazO0
per head, tzz--. -. s-E@ ...
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wnelesalsi szrseery mArEea
z - = aKnoxvTLLs. Aug. 10.
Coffee stiff. Sugars very firm and ad-
vancing. f8
@s Coffee So. Hojasan s%H
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JUSTICES Attachment.

WIN. Terry VS.. Herman Bosse Truttee of Larew.
1865 Meyer Il Co. ..s
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FROM TB Il
il attachmeI t. which is sworn to. that the de-
PENDANT, Herman Bose is non res denL OF tn ~
SAT- az Tennefsee and the gafnishee Z. I.
logan having answered that he has under ms
consrol sion eelonging to He.msn Bssss, Irns.sss
Nv :" 49, nnbIeation Be made in the Knoxville
WAC s ssntHsosicsn for feur consecutaveweeks
requiring me defendant eepsasd ssaers ne On
sa oS sss;d suit or the sans WI be proceeded
III 1e1o. JIM. KING, J.P.
sneSwaA for Knox County.
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Cnhltanooga u arket.
Chattanooga Commercial Aug. II

=
CeRN--In demand, Soc. ~xtessz -.
y WHEAT-Inciea sed receipts, eOca$1 .02A.
MEAL-62t cents. per bnsnel. - zs.--
meats, longclear sides, 5ac.
Bacon, short clear sides. 6Ac; shoulders,
5; Tennessee hams, none in market.
LARD->-I In tierces. 74c; cans, Sc. e
OATs-Per bushel, 30s32 cents.
HAY-5OaS0 per cwt.
8 PoTAToEs--frish,. Sl.oO.
FLoUR-Extra, $500; family. S5.25
extra family. $3.50; fancy, 5000; new,
SIS. Is. II i"
PoULTRY-Chicksn frying. 8s10c.
EaGs-Per dozen, Ssl0c. .--...-r
BUTTER-Per pound, 12ia25c.
GINsENG-Per pound, 70a85
BEEswAx-Per pound, l8a20c.
HIDEs-Green, 4c; sailed, 6ac; dry
sailed, calico.
FEATH ERs- Live geese, 2Oa36c.
TALLow-Dun. per pound. SC
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