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MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Post ONCE Department,
Washington, p. q, Day TO- 1872.
Proposals will be received AZ the Contract
Office of this Department until 8 p. N. July
10, 1879, for carrying the malls Of che United
States, upon the routes, and according 90 the
schedule of arrival and departure specifically
the Department, in the State Of Mississippi
from October, 1879, to June 80 1850. Lists Of
routes, with schedules Of arrivals and depar-
lures, instructions to bidders, with forms for
contracts aud bonds and an other necessary
informal ton will be furnished upon applica-
ton 70 the Second Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral. D. NJ. KEY,
Nav = 79--Gw. Postmaster General.
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT.
[REroRrED FOR THE CLARION By c. c. CAMPBELL

REPORTED FOR THE CLARION By c. c. CAMPBELL
MONDAY, May 5, 1879.
The following cases were affirmed:
No. 2S03-S. l.. Graham Il Co., VS.. Thos. H.
Allen Il Co.
2S55-P p. Bailey VS.. State OF Mississip-
pi.
g 3007-C. A. Lyon vs.. f. T. Allen.
3O23-W. z. fowler vs. Susan Shackle-
ford, ct al.
30S4-Elias Barfield vs.. J. NJ. Love,
President, &c.
The following cases were reversed:
No. 2550-Benwood Iron Works vs.. Amos
Tappan
:" 2796-J. r. Clymer VS.. J. r. Powell.
SO55-Board Supervisors Madison county
vs.. \. NJ. Paxton.
No 3O96-Rolin Carr VS.. State, dismissed for
want of writ of error
3I0I-J. {. Cameron, ct al, VS.. Caroline
f. Lewis, decree corrected and
affirmed.
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HOUSE.
The Only Hotel Uptown.
OPEN ALL NIGHT-lOppOsite tic Capitol

DOOMS RENOVATED, REPAIRED, AND
IL Furnished with New Furniture through
out. Guests can choose the American or Eu-
ropean Plan.
N.5y- None but Polite and attentive Servants
Employed. SAMPLE ROoNs fitted up especially
for Commercial Men.
G.e- FREE HACK from and to all Trains day
and night Terms 50 90 per Day
When you come TO Jackson and want
Square Meal and clean Bed stop at the SrESG-
LER HOUSE.
CHRIS. HINCKLE,
Apl 30, '79-tf MtNAGER.
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Good News for the Press.

}. III. Sharp, Pres. Press Asso.1
The Mobile q Ohio Road will not be ont
done by .Other roads in courteses to the Press
Association of Mississippi Members will be
passed free to the Association at Pascagoula on
certificates of membership
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Heartily Concurs.

Holly springs South
The CLARION gives as a Democratic Con
servative platform for the State the following
III which, with the exception of " the Missssip-
pl Ievee,' we heartily concur, and which We
think agrees with the sentiment generally o
the press Of the State.
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nniversallv Admired.

DIR. Prices Unique Perfumes are now UNI
versally admired 1t is truly remarkable TO
saa how like the freshly gathered flowers are
III of DR. Prices odors for the handkerchief.
Tbev are fashionable perfumes. They are
the sweetest and most lasting odors In the
market.
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Recurring stimulant, made from pure gram
80. erom Fusil Oil, and improved by age
should purchase J. W. Harpers Nelson Coun-
~ Kentucky, whisky. Lawrence Fragiaco-
~ =, J.ekson. Miss, ssle Agent for Distillery.
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PROGRAMME.
Line of March of Hope No. 8, May
Ia, 1879.

FROM THE STATE HOUSE AT 9 O'CLoCKA. NJ.
Up State street to Barksdale down Banks
dale street TO West; up West street to Hunts
man; down Huntsman street to Grayson !;
down Grayson street to Monument; down
Monument street To Parish; down Parish
street to Capitol; down Capitol street to
Railroad Avenue; down Railroad Avenue to
Pearl up Pearl street to Parish; down Parish
street to Pascagoula; up Paseagoula street to
Congress down Congress street to Tombigbee ;
up Tombigbee street TO State up State street
to Pearl down Pearl street to Engine House.
THos. SHAW Foreman.
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mere was a Greenback meeting at Liberty
Grove on Saturday night last at which ,bers
NOT dozen persons present The Ma
liohai Labor Independent Greenback party
doesn boom worth cent in Kinds
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f'''surer Of Kinds county gives notice
quay mat he will receive proposals. to h.
opened June 9th for the purchase Of Hind.
county bonds, to the amount OF s.. 10000
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He Conservative Democracy Of East
illnds are wide awke, as will be seen from the
report, elsewhere published, Of the meeting at
Ohlon Church last Saturday night. and the
can by A p Watson, Esq, Tor meeting Of
the Forest Hill Club, on Friday, Nav 10th.
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PARLOR BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

A COMPLETE lot of BOOTS AND SHOES for
"A Gentlemen, Ladies, Boys Misses and Child
rem Of all sizes and qualities for sale Low for
CASH, at the PARLOR SHOE STORE. New
Goods received daily. Call and see me.
THOS. T. PERSONS.
Jackson, Miss, April 23 1870-1m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LAST GALL I

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED To ESTATE
n II. Z. SIzER, deceased, are hereby noti-
fed 20 come forward without delay and settle
the same and thereby save cost.
A. MIZELL, Admir-.
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WE hear of two or three Republican candi-
dates for county offices in Kinds county beat
ing the bush to what the prospect is. 1t
has not been determined yet whether they will
consolidate and attempt to trot out the old
black line, or whether they will tack on to the
Greenback, labor, &c, &C. party. Don't fret
boys, when the nservatiye-Democracy OF
old Kinds gets into line, you will here some
thing drop.
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Democratic Meeting at Forast Hi11

The Democratic-C Conservative voters ~ For
est In lsPreeinct, Kinds county, are requested
10 meet at Forest Hill on Friday, 10Th May
at 3 O'Clock P NJ for the purpose Of reorgan-
izlng and electing officers for that club. Tor the
fall campaign. A. p. WATSON.
st Vice President
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Everybody Smiles.

Washington Post.
We do not suppose that in the entire history
of this country any great financial measure has
been so pleasantly received by the country az
Mr.. De La Martyrs thousand million bill.
Thus far it has not been seriously opposed by
anybody.
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Lafayette County Correspondent.
Extract of a letter date,
April Both, 1879:

Extract Of letter dated oxford,
April Both, 1879:
hardly think that the Radicals will put
out any candidates in this county from among
their old associates; but, from signs, will run
their new converts under the style of indie
pendents-another name for Radicalism.
These Independent candidates, now occupy
ing the highest seats in the synagogue of Rad
icalism, one of that class who have long wor-
ried the Democratic party for Office, until now
the have despaired and concluded to swallow
the Radical pill thinly sugar coated, and
called by another name.
Democracy of good Lafayette. W. Us.
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Cotton Manufacturing.

HAMBURG Embroideries, at
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For Sheriff.

I'VE are authorized to announce FARRAR
W MORRISON as candidate for sheriff of
Kinds County subject To the action of the Dem
orratjc-C Conservative Convention
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The Mississippi Valley Cotton Plan
ters' Association
Nicksburg Herald.


representative meeting of the following
persons, A. NJ. Paxton, L. \. Campbell w. Il.
Miles, d. b. Nailor, J. H. d. Bowman. w. X.
lngersoll, f. d. Farrar, c. f. Wright, w. b.
Pittman, A. B. Pittman, Thos NJ Smcdes. A.
J. Paxton, t. c. B.-iford, +. c. Morehead. A.
NJ. Lea and others largely interested in plant
ing, was held yesterday in the office of Judge
+. ID. Farrar for the purpose OF forming a per
manent Cotton Planters Association Tor the
States OF Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, and
louisiana
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Resolution of Thanks.

JUST IN, another lot Of Spring Clothing, at
Stndeker's
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Go to the Blue Front for sho es.
Meridian Homestead

proof slips of the last chapter of his book on
Kemper, have been read and returned to the
publishers, Messrs. Hale & Son, Of New York
and that the work will soon be ready for deliv-
cry.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
WV ~ N0-~N~-cNO4~~-NN04~Ic4@
For REPRESENTATIVE

I'VE are authorized to announce THOS. A.
" McNILLiE as candidate for Represcn-
tatIye Kinds County, subject to action 81 Dem
April -, 1879.
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OUR FREMEE,
Their Annual Parade. Their Organi
cation. And Who They Are

Last Thursday, May Is was Fireuen :
DaY- The 4oih Anniversary Of the organ "A .
ton Of his noble Association, and the 4th Of
the reorganization o: the Department.
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d al LIZ TINGs--Attention Is called to tn.
o7',iia7'er Generals notice to contractors in
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Something chOice.-Geo. P. Ryan's Bour-
bOn-at Jacob Cohen's, Sole Agent. jacobson,
Miss-tf
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Hollins Institute.

May, 79--Gw.
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Last Thursday, May Is was FireB4eu :
DaF The 4oth Anniversary Of the organ IA
ton Of his noble Association, and the 4th Of
the reorganization o. the Department
TEE PROCESSION
formed upon State Street al the head Of Can
iJol, RI ght in front Al 10 o'clock, A N ten
taps Of the bell were sounded and the pro-
eessiou moved out Capitol street. / n he follow
ing order Capital City Band: p. Riyinec,
Musical Director, /. Schwartz. Leader; De-
partment Ofic rs, r. l. Saunders, Chief En-
gineer; W l. Smylie, lst Assistant Engineer.
and Chris Hinckle u Assistant Engineer.
Pearl Hook aud Ladder No l. with Their
beautifully decorated Truck. Fanny Johnston
j. G. Virden. Marshal, E. II Reber Foreman,
4. W Smythe. Ist Assistant, " m. she lion,
u Assistant, E. Hilzheim, Tillerman. \.
H. Muller, Secretary. West Jackson MOL:
the Engine and Reel Of this Company were
handsomely trimmed with white aud pink
tarlt0n; JO- Simmons. Marshal. J. W Cling
an, Foreman, W A. Westbrook, lst Assistant,
Jack Parish, u Assistant, John Cullen Hose
Director, -- Assistant Hose Director, John
Foikner, Secretary, Geo. Lemon, Treasurer.
Jackson No. l, with their Steam Engine, Mis-
sissippi G.. G. Campbell Marshal. :. +. Eirden,
Foreman, F. II. Nelson. / u Ass t, I'll. K. Hardy.
u Assistant ". 4. Stewart, Hose Director. A.
Moore, Assistant Hose Director, j. W. Fife,
Secretary, A. H Hilzheim, Treasurer. George
Frazier. Engineer. John Garter. Assistant
Engineer. The Phmnix Band Harry Strauss |
Leader. Gem No. ?: this splendid Company
had their Reel and Engine draped in pink md |
white; W. 1. Simmons, Marshal John McGlH, |
Foreman. f. r. Carroll, ist Assistant Chas
Howell, u Assistant, Chas- Taylor, Hose |
Director, A. J. kuutz, Assistant Hose Director |
J. W Smyiie. Secretary, Geo. Muh, Jr. Urea
surer. +. Evans, Steward They moved by |
the published route to Hamilton Park where |
the day was passed very pleasantly notwith- |
standing 1t was rainy and disagreeable. In |
passing THE CLARION Office we greeted |
by cheers from Pearl Hook and Ladder No l |
West Jackson No l, and Jackson No. l, for |
which we return many thanks. The Firemeu |
know that when they need The CLARION we |
are at their service. HERE WE ARE to stay. |
ALWAYS READY to assist them, desiring only |
that OUR DEEDS be OUR REWARD.
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BRoWN and Figured Linens, 10 cents yard,
At ]. SIADEKER & SoN.
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BEST Calico, &C., at stadeker's.
-%-~b$
g Broad Enough and Sound Enough

We place at the masthead of the Record,
the Platform which has been promulgated by
the Chairman of the Democratic Conservative
Executive Committee of Mississippi 1t is
broad enough and sound enough for every hon
est within the limits of the State to stand
FaT1c
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u " 7iIU WVVI''T I'D VI IT'
9th Day OF June, 1879,

Within the hours prescribed 10y law, at the front
door OF the City Hall in Jackson, Mississippi,
sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder Tor
cash, the following property, tO-wit. IL b. iu
West jackson, being three lots on which is ,itu-
ated the Edwards House Cor Hilzheim Housed
and appurtenances, bounded on the north by
Capitol street, and on the south by Pearl street,
on the west by the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, NOW the New Or
leans, st. Louis and Chicago Railroad and ON the
east by lands which belonged TO Mrs. MaIayley,
on May, 1866, being the whole of the lands oc-
cupied by and appertaining 10 said Edwards
House, on the 18th day of February, 1870, and
being on the east side Of said Railroad all iu
Kinds county, Mississippi, together with all and
singular, the buildings, improvements, teuc-
hereditaments and appurtcnances to said prem-
ises belonging or in auywise appertaiuing Act
ing only as Commissioner, ] shall convey only
such right and title as boy said decree ! ANA au-
thorized and empowered TO convey.
a. q, MOORE,
Nav T. '7g-td7 Commissioner. etc.
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J. STADEKER & Son.
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List of Letters remaining in the Postotice at
Jackson, Kinds county, Mss Tor the week end
ing May eth, 1879,
Adams, Miss Laura, Jasper, H
Alexander, Mrs. NJ. E. Leonard, Miss VI
Austin, Mrs III. McNalr, Rev. N;
Ranney III. w MouIton, Mrs. NJ.
Ratts / Paris, Miss 5.
Rrown Miss s. H Patton, R.
Beavens, ID. Payne, IL.
Cane, r. C. Russell MISS Il.
Cbr;sman. c. Smith, T. L.
SiarL 4 Stolen, Mrs.
Sn,.i3S NJ Thomas, Mrs NJ.
Freeman, Miss Nj. I1lman; Mrs Z
Hos Miss H. Ware, Thomas.
Hnward r. Wright, Geo.
Persons calling for Eany of the above letters
will please say advertised"
w. H H. GREEN, Postmaster.
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McComh City InteIIigencer.l

Strawberries airs still being shipped in large
quantities from this station. New Orleans is
the best market for them at present.
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For ChancerY Clerk.

WE are authorized to announce W. r. RAT
W LIFE a candidate for reelection to the
office of ChaHcerv Clerk of Kinds County, sub
iect to the action OF the Democratic Conserva-
tive Convention.
AIE are authorized tU announce DANIEL NJ
W POTTER, Of Kinds, as "a candidate for the
office pr District Attorney, subject to the decis-
ion OF "A Democratlc-Conservatv nominating
Convention.
Mar 10 d.
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AOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ITrMs


Mr. Robert Brasier ha. rr,o,vas c,.
ago. - INC
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INvALIDS

90 70 s.adeker's Blue Front for bargains
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Corinth Record.
Every colored man who desires to leave the
South and seek home elsewhere, in the I'm
ion or out of it, whould be allowed to part in
peace, without any effort to detain him, except
what may be detained in honest advice for his
own good.
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Under Docreo o. Iho CHNnoory I0UTT N
u Kinds County, First District thereof, reu-
dered on the 10Th day of March, 1879, iu the
case of ID. shelton vs.. John w. Robinson 81 al.,
no. 322) the undersigned Commissioner APP
pointed by said decree, WILL on the
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THE Pinafore Hat at
], STADEKER & Son.
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LETTER LIST.

NOVELTIES in Fans and Fan Girdles at
St adeker's.
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Should be Allowed to Depart in Peace.

BLUE flannel suits, at
J. STADEKER Il Son.
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Atlanta Market,

Atlanta Market
Atlanta Constitution, March l.
FLoUR-Superfne 81 50; extra s. 90; family
s. Is: extra family $500; fancy Sc. 52a675.
BACON-Cear sides 7c; suEar-cured hams.
9ag13c.
BULK. MsArs-Clear rib sides &c; Gear
sides &c
L4RD-Tiercos s1a,; ke6s and cans &c; re-
fined Sc.
WHEAT-Sl l5a1 30
0ATs-45c: seed 50a60c.
HAY-Timothy ;lO0; clover none
CoRN-6218 ,65c.
MEAL-65a65c,
PEAs-75c.
PoTAroEs-Irish planting ger Dbl s4.OOa475;
sweet, 75c. per bush.
ONIONS S2.50l3 90.
EGGs-l0I lc.
BuTFRR-Choics dull, 1Cai7c.
PoULTRY-Chiekens, dressed, 7s9c per h.;
turkeys, l0al212r.
BEESwAx-23a231zc.
FEATHERs-NeW Choice mixed 4la47%,-
DEIED FRUIT-Apples, peeled, &c; unpesled,
LIVE ST., OK MARKEr-Sheep Sa84c. common
cattle 1l5a2J%c good cattle 215a3c choice cattle
S55aI1Sc, extra cattle none; North Georgia cattle
218.ac4
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4altgUhrOulele

Es-s1 ga 4sAEEE PAPER.
r. month, Gy carrier u by l2ELL-............. IS
BATES ssE As-s EEEEEssAA.
l- .llCs sotlI ..glplTeli constitute one inch,
sue lacu Ca-E sT,IUu ....., .... ....... 81 90
So 1-l4i rates on application fer adYer-
sasu5uI5 3 -a0 year % mOuta.
Local No res 10 cents per line each insertion.
Clty NJ-IcS 10 cents per line first insertion.
All zlvcrtlse vents due afSer hEst insertion.
early s1TCrEls, -aantS payable quarterly. All
3snor advertisements psyabls on demand after
lFstiRssrtlOu.
WEEKLY RAPEE.
Clubs OF twenty. or over, per eOpT-.......... 90
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passed by that LegislatureT

passed by that Legislature
q Do YOU know, or have you he"Iu, y.
boar raIiab1v informed that any mem Dei v
members. pooled their per uLeH- as rno~
- 81 thor funds or otherwise ''S d mar
l-on w. rrbicb TO buy Tennessee Dohdsi
gu u,ol- ~ make profit upon the bonds
eApeI'Ili5 non a rise upon the passage OF
COHSeI Safe all and fully that you may
Saiu "c, NAV have heard definitely in this
Know % ~ In regard to any thing of a like
na1"' !. know nothing in that regard, and
-lr heard any thing of the kind, and
hive no information that leads me to be
Eevc that such thing was done.
Q. Was there or not strong lobby In
Nashville urging the passage of said act?
4. Well, sir, Idon't know hardly what to
say in answer. There were several persons
there, who / understood to be in favor OF
it. but / don't know that there was a strong
lobby there urging its passage. Nobody
ever urged me to vote for 1t, except publicly
or in public discussions. was before my
election in favor of funding the debt, and
so declared myself, as so did my competitor,
and voted for the Act.
-. DO YOU know OF nave NOh bSSA III
formed definitely that any one, a member
of any Legislature, had been paid any
money or other thing OF value to vote or
use his influence in the passage OF SAID act,
or the passage of any act before them,
making appropriations to railroads?
A. No sir, know nothing of that kind.
/ have heard it said that some Of the bonds
issued to railroads were corruptly secured,
but l know or have heard nothing except
what has been publicly charged, and
know that only from what l have seen from
papers.
.. Did any one make any proposition to
YOU TO 90 in with him or with him and
others, use your per diem as a margin to
buy bonds, or any proposition Of like char
acter or form, or did any one tell you that
such proposition had been made to him
y. No sir. No one ever made such a
to me, and no one ever told me
that such a proposition had been made to
him.
2. Did you never tell any one that such
a proposition or proposition, in its nature
IT substance, ike the above had been made
to you?
A. No. sir. If l ever did, l have no
recollection of 1t; know | never made such |
4 statement.
ISignedI A. S. TATE.
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Special Notice.


wonderful Changes
have occurred in this e,u,,-r a.. a. -.
hfee or Tour years. bu, r,ro - -,s.-I
than the Revolutions I'm ,oIor n-.5>oa
moDg the Heads of the People, h, p'OU1''N
SRESTADD RIOS Aata
The history Of the success Of 60.
an rds no parallel 10 tho tr.ump6s ~'scoVer,eS
ION ahd PREJUDICE accomplished By me yo pei
"a YET mar ,giess vegetable ageat. which 800
aueJusly changes any obnoxious 81 iAs ms
halr latO black or trcwn a magnificent 81 a. Sno
nat II 1aVen ever bestowed up0a the head &c &c any
r W5man- Manufactured By J. CRISTADoR0.
No. - hiliam u y. Y. Sold By ali DTngCi ~
Applied by ali Hair Dressers.
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mARKEr REPORTS.
Wholesale Grain and Produce Market
CHRONICLE OFFlCE,
hEoXvLLE, TENN, March 4, Is. 9. !

Wholesale Grain and Produce narAe
OHRoH1CLE OFEloE,
h6oXvTLLB, TENN, March q, Is. 9.
Receipts of grain have been light, conse
quently local demand has advanced the
prices. EE.tFE
Prime wheat commands Sl0) readily
medium grades, 80 to 95 cents. Oats want.
ed at quotations. Corn active. Bacon
aud lard sells readily at quotations. The
demand for field seeds active, and supplied
by our merchants at quotations.
General trade active with prospects of
returning prosperity
The markets. we'll supplied with Field
Seeds, clover buying at IS. 75a4OO, seIllng
at "a GOa4 IS per bush. timothy selling at
81 9Oa2 % per bushel orchard grass se!iIng
at SI.4Oa1. so; red top, 7Os76c per oushel.
BACON-Buying, hog round, 45a44c.
selling, shoulders, 44c; sides, 6a6l; hams,
6a7c.
Lard, new, 6a64c.
WHEAT-Active buying at 95c. to 81
for white and amber; red. 50 to % selling
per car loads at S110ail5 per bushel.
C5RE-New, loose, 37a38.
SoRGHUM-In bettor demand: % to Sc
OATs-Actiyc; buying, 25a26; selling,
3Oa33c.
PcrAToKs-Loose, so to zoe.
uAY-Bal d, 65a75c per 100 lbs,
DaIEr. rRULT Apples firm, l to l4c.
per pound Peaches; halves, 13a2. Black
berries nominal. 33a4c.
FLoUR-In demand country extra, huy-
ing, S22E selling, S2.25; family
bus ing, Sz.20i selling. 81 4042E0 per
sack.
FEAvEzas--Privoe, 24lto351: n.tzs 26s
SOC.
BUrrBK-Dun, medium, Ice good to
prime, lac.
EGGs-Buying dull, 6a84c.
ward tendency. i
Hsao-C,,.L,,l,, la14c
6ExswAx-22r per poun..
-ISsESu- Spring, 6Oa60,
SEHEKA SEARE-- S5a4O
Elbow Roof 4a4l
PINK RooT-lOal5.
MAY APPLE ROOT-Ic.
HIDEs-Dry I0ililc.i green 81.
TALLCW-64c. F..
FLAX SEED-Per bushei, 7Ga re
BRAss-8c.; Copper, 1Oc
WOOL-Per pound, 20n3O
APPLES Green, 75aSl. 90 per bushel
RYE-35 to 40 cents.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-08

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-08

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