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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15
wessrews GREAT SPEECHES.
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All.

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All.
The great speeches and o~rations of Daniel
Webster: With an essay on Webster as .
master Of English style. By Edwin p.
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pages. Price $500. Little, Brown & Co.,
Boston, Massachusetts, publishers.
Notwithstanding the reputation Of Web.
stsr - an orator, which isaas great and Is
secure in this generation Is in his own, the
only book from which an adequate idea of
his genius and eloquence could hitherto be
obtained, has bsen his published "Works,"
edited By Edward Everett, . series Of six
large Volumes whose price has placed them
beyond the reach Of YER. many. Of. his con-
temporaria Who cherish Webster's memory.
and especially beyond the reach Of younger
men Who know his speeches only through
extracts in school resder.. and -pswspapers.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15
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Philadelphia, Oct. 1a-Henry C. Carey,
political writer, died to-day.
New York. Oct. 13.-Forty pedestrians
started At IL this forenoon on an eighty
four hour walk at the Madison square
garden.
Boston, Oct. 13.-Afer q long wrangls
the greenbackers have named A. c. Wood.
worth foraisutsnant-governor, vice Wendell
Phillips. Il
Wsshingtesg Oct. 1s.rThsa suprsne
court met to-day. Chief Justie6I W1isUel-
psuaded to thetbar that court will te-m6-
row commerce the call of the docket under
the t~wenty-sixth rule with assigned
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15
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"A carefully revised Treatfse on Catarrh, with IN
accurate description OF syniHtoms nnitsynpnflctio
Diseases, togsther vittinh4tr Lrections Tor fleet.
Ing With S!SFoRD's RAnloAk CCBE q speedy and
pssn1anentcnro. Also obser vattons on dict md tho
R,,cral health, OF vast Importance to all. a1iicted
With catarrh. It 10 wrapped aboiit each bottle OF
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, as re-
i quired by law, . public examination OF per
sons offering themselves ~ teachers Of the COM
si 5oass q so, aerh I e. eH fs.9S' ~ = t siIa 81 e :
3dsifay. ca. s1eas7econnsneilagsi S ofScf.
county Superintendent 81 iub,ic sessSSs for
Yankton Co
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ont the United States md Canada. WEEKS &
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POUND.
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore EXISTING ~.
tween NED. ". shannon and myself il this
,dAy dissolved. ] will hereafter e0pluct tkc
business a. the old stand and will BE- pleased 10
Oct 18th 1879.
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\, and then a Iiqnor deal.
be business he ran twice
hnk sold nnk hnkh iimaa
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8 behind them had a
Blter. 90 wall 90 tbe lac-
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10000 pounds In tenslO|
with GOrdOn's formu|
The Commissioners
kt1u An hidG i
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Good Strong Suits for MEMS wear at $4oO $500 and $3.50
, 1879-05-31
HYDE fANK.


Tile Board Of Trustees mot ut the Village
Hall last evening, all tho Trustees present.
South Chicago, Coletour, md 1rontale wcrc
granted SIX additional saloon licenses.
pllnY D. Smith, who lsaa suit asainst the
village for tnoney paid by James Bowen, tx
Comptroller, to Charles Creighton, when money
belonged to him, he having won The suit, rsked
one week nRo for settlement Of Ills claim, but
It WIS reported back without recommendation.
For some years past the Board has granted
permission to 1quor-hooths ut picnic grounds.
The subject was brought Up, anil an ordnance
covering the Iunttur WILL be prepared for the
next meeting.
Tho Chicago T. Thornton Road having been
completed, IT. G. Aiyrlci, tllc contractor, asked
the Board to invite tho County Commissioners
to accompany :hrm to inspect The same.
1t wns reported ttAt t''c wires connecting the
rtl1nge nntl tho WntGr-Works hail llcrn cut plf
BY sI.e Towu Of Like. lhc matter WIS laid
OVER until n meeting oi the Hoard Th4ysl1ar
evening. The Captains nf tho Hose Companies
nre e1HccEcd to b0 pressnk.
All peT3Dlls nuat pay their watcr.rents before
June III or their wnter will be turned of.
There IL 4 runot that the strtEe OF tie men Mt
Browns Nollhg-Ati1s at frontaIu will hive run
Its course atn1 tho men 60 10 work on MontlnY.
At present, tue men stand with 'hetr hi >',tls in
their pockets, wishiEE tint tic striko woul4 end
, 1879-05-31


frnpoaoa no'so" at iof"nto nnstnR tho
FtcoreFal fts1t~Irisl' licnto Mt Montraat-
ARRANGEMENTS tor tho 'ioercsnl ReoSption
Mt n"e''es.
Special Di+pafeh TO ne Tribune
OTTAWA, Nav 3M-A,a. Mc,Iurriel,. t,ha,ro,an
=, H., r......, 1,,u.'.,1s,, T'.....' ~"i 49,
49," 49,, ste nsI, iI,sp.'u" Go"i'n.''es1 "a'te"
oa Au1''"en. ro~o''' III ttte nnschco Q! both tha
Atlnistrr Of attlitla nHd Mr. BoWel the Acting
Minister, md expressed tho dcslrablepes, Of
ho,,lint, roricw ~ ,ro,ort du.r H., ,,,.I. -,
,,,, Wv ' .,,a n.. a'e ,'a.s "
Luz uoscsaor'oehoen1 ahtl t'o fflneess Louise
taIious Of simcoe, Durham, and Ontario
ths Yor1, Roursrs Tin. Th;rtr,,+1, liam.
,ton ro , ssvns'h s'' nuoa 'u i"'tfsa'n a a.
own own m md % the rcatI, , t,oyals M tage,hcr suet"
with thu Toronto jela-1}attery, IA"
Battery Of Kfuuaton. Tho K,prston Military
cadnta. o,d In f,orrrno.. .f,rr.rn,,. n.Ir.
c,,ar', o,,s ' roas,",, @ ..,s.a, ',,n.. ,,s, %
aatu, h.ta upaso!y sesefa. otner orsai corpss
an ahy'1aton WI a,so ~ c1tc''ucd e. tue VIC.
t"t.a t.'sM ~ h'hes =! alunteeul: hnl probably 10
a1t Se IN mss'er I feenvtmak,s pw.1 10 H., IN a.,
Of th isn'i u sjs Denartmen t :a ~ ~ III aH1'r9 t
~ a1 ugns'te pEpnlse ''sat ..s request Wnala ~
Mecei!eu ", nat ne thonEnt t.ie ptop1s!l!''h
would VI M 1cscye no serious oolesl!on q III" l'anla
ytscd Ala. MrAlnrrcl' to communicate With
tNe railway huthorstita ~ to tho sost oi
transporting the necessary troops, anil
nitSrwar,is 9iv'se te Hosernnlens os tl'e result.
acrYatsyo and Reform, aro supporting Torontu's
clalta 1or review AMI Bliasn utrtt; aud, ~ all
probability, this Gogernnicnt will rle1l, Wntlr
IN Montreal, Mr. Mcslurrlch had an Interview
Win Mn]. no Wlntun, "Ht urraneGtl certain pre-
!latl'llariSs a'iecti't lle re'eptton; und II was
agreed TINT ilIc guests should nnproacs. the city
ost!'er by Land Or water, rs may best suit ttiu
arrangements OF tlIe Reception Committee.
Tile greater number of tho 0ovcrnor-duuaral'a
acknowledgements al. attendants. tog'!,er With
Two carloads Of household ctlecs' hnyo loft for
Quebec Tnis ~ owing to hfa Eacelle''cy's ~
tehton to spentl, as !" atrcnty known, cnusitt-
er~1io porl!on ol thu summer III tic auclcnt
CHpttaa: ....
The Utica IN. " Vt. Georges Society Will
visit Ottawa on nomiulon-DaY.
| N1'<cfa' !'ispaish to 7ns Tribune
| ;, MONTREAL May A.-l'r d. 4. Couture,
Veterlnars Surgeon nllh frofpssor In tie Mun-
tteaE waterbury, Collcgo, bus been appointed
!nspuctor at tue Fotnt Losis cattlc'auarau-
tlns.
Thc next great event IN Montreal will be tl.e
u. patrrS'a soelcfy; p!en!s: On l'oIn.nmuDay,
, 1879-05-31
claimed, why dor't they .n.tIct me, and not
bring these sldo charges, which amount TO tsott-
iutytt


sfstf TO hEAboVaHrhhs'
The police officer who ehot md IFS colleague
WIN cluhtc1 tho colure.1 man Joilnen,,; alias
stonc. nrc am m ,ir nn,,ce forcc. NM, vcstcr
H., .,s,.1 ~ H.. ,..,' t,s.w.,,.,
my lasatseu rs paFt III thnt ooaF' penraf
carried his club na bcfore, nlM IN all probability
Cfoali hal hta nIsta with Him during the slOw.
TuE Tn,pryr. ouotine the etatu,cs under
Will, c,,tyc,,a ~ It,,nnI* oro rovcruo1 .hnvrl
""s" e's1".ns o' ~, i,'','ole aso R"'er"eu' e"o"s"
Yesterday fhc "lisul hi''' "ahto'l fecNlceshcss
~ "!'en '"efc ni'tc-ct"'ca E"af"'aHs ~ ut''ts
hat ocen guilty, 'iit for Inc pltstose o! oHta't
lux The Stcwa OF oil sides III this matter re-
rorter Yesterday vis.au the rol[ro headquarters
49,, n,.,.....',t.., -.
]'"""."'s's"It''t'le'' ""o Hls''' WIS asHc"
about lie rinse. b'lt displayed IN nnioltt ol ie-
norahcc OIL i!e subject which, was almost re-
frcsl1nr, Ito aall },u Ind Understood Tint the
uroro ,h,, a. ,,,e ot,1crr nnd t,t tl, ,at,cr trc
,',t "s ,. =" Wv ~" :,
!" set'''esenAct Ill "pieh taso he "oulA "sF"
been Justified.
"ls that ynur understanding of tho case,
,r,.7u .,Id ,,o r,na.to, ~, n,-or .o4,, n
', ~ ,',.'', "' 49,. - H.. ~.
"as' NUT % ha seenteu ~ a hurry ~ Io' ."o
rarhdc. tle .rcporfefsick him 70, Dixon snsing
tl'At ht snnnosetI there wntl nc report nE ING
lncts At thr hrtnprr. In Ficw Of the met flat
tse full Rtnry rs cIcancd from csc"w'tnessoss
tt'ls 1GIoratfsg u utmost bhanoinenal.
Ca1ol 81 Polirc SeayoF could not DC folinu'
uc ts suffering rom some mysterious complaint
which d0tv pertrlts fsiin to get nr,1'nt. when
rcnortrrs lrc not nn n1n anu Which Is growing
IN hlln daily. Capt. Mctfar'Gle, thtct nf pctect-
ives, was Eefn, anu e3nfsssfu hFnsei! as Atle1lv
, 1879-05-31

Court; nohcrt Scott, eo|ofcd. bsstarly on com.
II. rho1an, larceny of stoj from Kobert t;ray.
jaultor Of thu C!tstom-1tonso building. contt-
i.otl to the II; reter Francisco, .1'ors .lsr"wn,
amt Birdie Gibbs theft If $13 from lalwnr'l
Ketlcy, Of No. IS Adams street. 500 to The 3lst;
Kittto Smith, breaking n $lD0 mirror IN
jennie Wttltams' 1agnto. $tMl nnc: Peter ].areon,
theft Of some goods from D. 1'honnson. Of NJ
0+5 Stntc street. 81 flne; 1nhn Smith. bcll-boy
At the Palmer Ho,,se, wl,u Was cauvht going
through guests roon. s401 N The I!st; aam
Rice. cruelty IN cutting ltorse's l,cnsl hy hluw
will! niece nt coal. $40 fine; TI.ama1 Cnnnilfc,,
larrehy Of suit Ut eloth's frntn j. WILKES Ford,
Smith. anil NclII. Etnliamf. 81, fine eaeh for
tlisoricrsr g'luck: t}rosEe tiolAntl. n lronh1e-
sonle ncgrn. 50 llnc; Inward Venao!c, anothcr
OF tue same color, 81 fine,
, 1879-05-31
thcko Societies should unita In the erection OF a
1.tui. mud Fort streets, :Ie Place d'Arines. D.
WAS If RIGHT
IA III Editor nf 12t IsffhtinA


WA5 II kldHt
70 tn Editor of M Trthstns.
GrSrvA. ILL.,, Mar 20-Wns Il rtRht that II,
II. f,o,v. vho.c tcrm n, nfI,co r.nircs ucxt
uaa1s, :. r,11. ~ .,,,. ot..,,t, sho,,tI ~ .,,e
.',o"o"o 90 ""aseo VI t''" e'Gu.'' o"".,.u ~" '.o
.sd ot this month appoint a Master IN
Chancery for two years to comet This Is tho
question:, Ji,lgo Coty mnkes prelcnsln,1 to fair
uc.x an1 eonrtc.v ,nd .ovs, uNnthfu,t hut tho
i,rat "f frri,,r ~ hct,y,rr him Mn, tho rnn.
,tf1a,r. ior riccti"n Was th,a ~ folr ~ trcn,,ncnt
NJ, his rrt t nnj." lin onn,jntua,,ts fnr tu,lru
Jsanr n. E,tso,,4 ,vtn,n {nn" 1n,ntv triiTi,1s
tn l,ot,or, nm whn iii, In mn horor tn Kama
Cmn,ri ' '''A "''0 VIII w "' ''9'o' ~ ''""1
.i,,,frc f,ot1v onnoio.cl t,,e ann. ,,su f1amc.
n III Ioiton INV t.oa"s .,n ~ ",,i H. so. XII
II, nre ,v"r sinrc. % MIA, wn ~ aro ~, if"r,nc Hill
II il NJ, nllirr tbnt un'tcr cotIv,. notwithstanding
nays ahnmt st"5oo year. ihrrc l,aa hr"n n
rrrat ,f"oi If Naturalization an,n,p ~" liz mrms
crs Of liz liar If Knms t,o,,uty no,,, t,,c ,nnn.
uer is ,xhict thluys are Jnne. Ftr instanrn a
farm yaI,le,l At atiifNN} il o,yned by ivn hrjrs.
alj al arc. thry canTut orrrr tihou Jtylsfnn NJ
t,, fr,r, ~ ,,rrr thn ,,r;cs il rt,riIt - ali -.
, 1879-05-31

THH BOARD pF TRUSTEES
OF the ncwly.orcanlzetl Chicago Academy Of
Fiuc Arts held their FIRST regular meeting since
the incorporation Of tlle institution In tho par
iora Of lie Palmer House last evening.
There wero present. Atesats. George Armour.
George l.. Dunlap, ". NJ. Il. French, F.. w.
BIachford, George E. Adams, William II. Brad-
lcr, j, ". Doane, Fl. N. Hlbbari, j. g. Short.
all, a1,1 C. L. Hutchinson.
Mr. William Il. Bssdlcy presided, and W. II.
r. French acted as temporary Secretary.
The DRIFT Of tllr bylaws rs published in TIN
TRIBUNE Gro considered at length, aone cor
rcctions made. ind finally adopted as whole.
As already stated, tllrro Is created class Of
governing members who nlono nro eligible to
Office ard have votes. Tllcy are to be chosen by
ballot By the Board Of Trustees or Executive
Committee. Every such member Ia obligated
TO pay 500 or moro rs m Initiation fec, nnt Is
entitled to one vote for every 800 paid In.
Their annual dues orc so5 The power Of tho
Institution Is put in the hands Of an Executive
COMMITTEES Ut seven members, lncluuing tic
President ind Vice.pfcsldcnt.
Tic organization having been completed, the
election Of officers toak place, resulting rs fol-
lows: President, George Artnaur; Vicc-prest-
t1rut, f. ". Uatrhfof1; Treasurer, L. J. Gage;
secrctdry, ". II. T. French; Executive Com
111tttGe L. L+ l4eltcft ~ II. hoies Hlln,!t II.
Bradley, Charlos L. Hutchinson. and ". T.
lMkcr; cx-oilic!o, George Armour and E. W.
Dtatehforf.
Several governing members wero then elected,
tue un1pcs being withheld for tho present.
4 vote Of thatiks to MIR. Potter Palmer for
courtcstes extended wero passed unanimously.
Considerable discussion followed as to the
policy pf The new organization. Mud the nreTns!~
inE sentiment was that, innsmuch as largo sub
ecrtpt!ons aegre9atng n considerable amount
were expected, It would DO best not to use these
large rccelpts fur ruu!ng expenses, but invest
them In proper securities.
sir. Armour thought tllat permanent coltcc-
t1on would he better Investment than bunsl..
The prospects Of the Academy seem to he
bright, rs subscriptions from two gentlemen Of
$500 ouch were rcuortcA, and these arc outside
Of thu Hoard Ut Trustees.
The meeting adjourned subject to ca1l after
working until o late hour OF Tie cvcutng.
, 1879-05-31

ALto''" os .-A@. '
tcrilay morning to let III a former lodeer,-no
foas = ,craon than Abraham Suy,]am. lin n]-
4eeca ''tsoi a"u .'..A V.'"o' 49, >,.'. " ~
rest In th'a last september, aIu' owSs 70 a'1-
fcreneo pctwcch lawyer tlpos Ha.clt anu JUS
ttce Foote's Clock was Fo'easca 'of LUCK o1 pros
ceuttoli, and went out Of town without taking
t,,ne to bid any ono good-hy. Since then, na Ia
nn,rrstooa. hr has been rotpe I'D and dowu.
..,.,.s'. ~, ss,,,1,r,, roonio nna rotcbl,,, nm
aunt''' 1os s'Ios H. p st -, ,.na o, -. Ta"a
now and then. 1t IS sn!tl ae was out Mt Lea'l-
villa for Wills mud dcu!t In mInln. lasds, lcav-
tuo there with a80D0, Mr Warner, who
n a,',ron. That snvlam heat him out
eha'GeS LIN ,,'.',, n"5aa"1 49, H. ...,,s s
Ut several thoasaafus III tIna"
wherein he gut bogus title to aomn West Wiz
vinta ilnda for aa equity IN somc Evanston
proncrty. Inns been after Sltyda1n ever s!uce nc
ra,, away, nt,d 1t length found out sl'nt ho was
| In New York. The necessary napcrs werc pru-
clrcd an IN officer was sent there to bring him
| to Chicago. 9uylam made i1ght In tho courts,
her bere wi VIII him Yesterday morning. a reporter
saw t!u, In Tie dcbturs' department Ut tue jail
| III the afternoon, Alml asked:
| "Whero jlaye yoIl beenf"
"Thc best tyart Of tlc time III New York;
"Trvfuy to conceal yourscfi"
"No."
| HWefenst ynn In Cannlal"
| "Yes. several times, hut not for moro than
two or three dass u. a..imc."
! HWhcfc dill you 10 when y0i1 loft hcrc3"
~ went first to Milwaukee, md then canio
! hack heYe,,'
"rIcro was ru,nor around town somo tltue
| ng3 that
| THE CASE AGAINST rou HAD B8ES coNrHo.
| MlsEn,
| VIVA ttoro apy truth III III"
.I'il toll yo,, tho faet. There was no COM
/ nroMlsp further than this: Uu tho ctarge ut
perjury was committed BY pol!ak. ] SUED our
cLurgcd me. / was immediately rear
rsstei and taken before Foote. An honr
wa set tor thu hearing. lwas tl,ers, bus no
onc npneared to PROSECUTE, mud Was discharged,
Tncrs was no other charge agaiuss t,o execpt
| ttusc In lilo newspapers un1 donft consider
tlem legal. Atter That, Mr.. Gtbus, who was the
| u.ntl md front, met mo md made III agrce,ncnt
| -known i'll ti1e milwaukee, awyeeIncnt-bY wlcl,
| MI further persecution NUS to be carried on.
! Thc nvrccMcpt il M ndlntssion on llls part tEut
It was fox private en,ls IND not for tlu turther-
| n1re Of nlbllc iugttcs; and, In consideration nt
wilat he was to rct, he agreed to DO nothing fuT-
Tier lu representing lnsclf antl other parties.
| "What waa t!,e cousldnrationfh
"a nunuy consideration"
nDtI tn. agreement cover the Warner case7''
| iii covered eytryttiiny.h
urlcn yo,lr trcsent aFrc4s Il tn violation OF
IL. aer"cmrnt ~
=. s,,nun4, II Ia.u
| uWurn WI, hrnnght here nt fhe fnstnnrs nj
, 1879-05-31

THE LOVELY NEW STYLES III CARPETS
this sptng Mt tue Chicago Carpet Co. q correspond
IN rsetluczs anl harmony with their dsapery and
postlere fabrics md Wallpaper. md should tc
scen bY all who contemplate purchasing. 4 house
eau be furnished by them from, top to bottom.
, 1879-05-31
nRtlhkFHNFS'

DR.. D'Unges, dIscoverer Of the cnchona cnto Tor
drunkcpuess, cnrcs all cases. Room ~ Palmer
House. =
, 1879-05-31

.sForget.Me. 5.ecnt cigar, Havana Allied
nj Dnwson'a, I'll State ttrcet.
, 1879-05-31

CARE OF HEALTH,
ns. Frfce's Cream baking. Powder Ia uset In tho
families OF tho most careful and sagacous medical
mel In thls country.
, 1879-05-31
DIjATqNS,

Knowles Insect Powder Gun is By far tho best.
, 1879-05-31
CANADA.

rrnpGacu Hcvow ut Turnnto 1,nrnE tho
ytcoreE;nl ffs1t-~Iris1, Iicnta Mt aIontreat-
Arrangements for tho vleurecnl lseoyptjon
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-08
rzsE LITTLE GRAVE ON THE Hill,

There's spot on the hillside far away.
w here, IN summer, the grass grows green
Where, beneath a rustling elm Trees Shade
a moss covered stone is SEEN
las quiet and unfrequented spot,
solitude lone and wild:
I et-somebody's hopes are buried there
l is the grave of q little child.
in winter, alas that messy stone
Is hid meath shrOud of snow,
But around it, in spring time, fresh and
sweet
The daisies and violets grow;
And o er it the summer breezes 6low'
With fragrance soft and mild,
And the autumn's dead leaves thlckly streW
That grave of a little child.
And every year there's a Tedbreast comes,
When the month of May is nigh,
And builds her nest in this quiet spot,
Mid the elm trees branches high;
While her melody sweet, By the hour, she
trills,
Asif by the scene beguiled.
Perhaps knows ?-'tis an angel comes
To the grave of that little child.
Yes, somebody's hope lies buried there,
Some mother is weeping in vain,
For, though years may come and years
may go,
Twill never come back again
Yet blessed are those who die in youth,
The pure and the indebted;
some road to heaven, perchance, runs
through,
That grave of little child.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-08
wOrkingnen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strength.
ening to prevent an attack of Ague,
Bilious or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness that will unfit you f, r
q seasons work. You will save time,
much sick ness and great expense if
YOU will use one bottle OF Hop Bitters
in your family this month. Don't
wait. See other column.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-08
uAkREr REPORTS.
Wholesale S3<stsEs amt Produce aarfxe
DRaoHICLE OFPlUE,

|
DaaoNICLR OFFlUE,
KNOW TEN June 8, 1873.
No demand for field seeds except fol
German millet, worth $3.50 to $500 pei
bushel.
BAGoN-Buying, hog round, nominal, 42a
&C. selling, shoulders, 43c; sides, 6, hams,
| to SC.
WHEAT Nominal. buying at ST. to Lilo
for White and amber; red. 95c.io 81; selling
per car loads at 81 l0a1 Is per bushel.
CoRF~New, loose, 47a50; sacked 50
9oRGaU&-In better demand; 25 to 3, {
S0J:ATsINone Offering buying. 30a3l;
PoTAToEs-Loose, scarce, 80a$l.OO.
1AY-Bal d, 65a75c per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRUTT-Apples firm, to 14c
per pound; Peaches; halves, 14a2. Black
berries nominal, 33a4a.
FLoUa-Nominal: country extra. buy
Ing. 81 25a2. 80; ceiling, $250s2 IS family
sack
gEAraEf4 Prime 84!to35l: y, ae 25a
SOC.
BUrTaE-Active, medium. loa15c good
to prime, 15a18c
EGGs-Buying dull, 84a9c.
ward tendency.
RAos-Ootton, 1a14c.
BEzswAx-22c per pound
GIEsENa-Spring, 50a60
SBEE8A SNARE 35a40
YELLOW R0oT-4a41c
PINK RooT-10a15.
MAY APPLE ROoT--Ic.
HIDBs-Dry 10a11c.; green Sc
TALLcw-62c.
FLAX SEED-Per bughel 7Oa-ac
BRAss-8c.; Copper, ice.
WOoL-Fer pound. 20a30.
APPLES Green, 75a$1. 90 per b usheI.
RYE-35 to 40 cents.
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