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The New York herald., 1879-12-08
Sales of spot cotton -
7oDdg. Last Eo'g.

-Stained-Good ordinary he: strict good ordinary
l25sc. low middng. IL II Lice middling ~ l3i6c The
bales New Orleans, IL 1856; Mobile, 4466; Savannah,
5Ot2 Charleston 36l9 Wilmington, 7I2; Norfolk 36t2;
Baltimore, lIs. Now York 500 Boston, TIA; Phisdei
phn 3l5 Total OiS bales This day last week. - NY
bales This day year bales Liverpool toie
grams-Decembcr 55 4. M.-January February delivery,
upiands. low mddiing clause. I-2d February March
delivery upl1nds low uiiddling clause s. It'd March
April delivery. upIands. low niddng ciause, 73I6d.
MayJuno delivery, uplands, low mddng clause 9a2d
JuneJ uly delivery uplands. low mddag clause 516d;
Futures closed strong December IL 80 T. M-Receipts
and armer sales. 10000 speculation. and export 900
bales; middng uplands. 1-6d n,idding Orleans.
1854 Futures strong. December delivery, uplands.
low inddling clause I'd l-I6d December anuzry de-
february delivery: nplands low middling clause SID
51d: February. March delivery spland. low mddlins
"sSsss3si. NSpriMay devsry,. "piand., low nsdlins
clause, 5-i0d ll-32d.; May June delivery
rplsnds, low middiiag eaase I ! sd 57sd;
S7.iGd 30 r H.DeecnJcr delivery upiamds low mid
ding clause. 3J2d ed December January delivery
upands, low middling CLAUSE sd January February
very, upiRnds low middng clause 53ld February
March. April delivery. upland. low middiiug clause
Sled. May-June delivery, upiands, low mddling
clause. l332d u 75sd. ar M.-Decembcr- January do
livery uplands low middiinv clause. I'd January Feb
April May delivery uplands low mddling CLAUSE. I'sd ;
i332d. JuneJuly delivery. upiands. low middIing
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures. l5.202 bbls.
wheat bus hcls cornnieal, 4O bbs aud i51 bags
~ OH bushels oats. lOtO do rye, S2 do bar
fair demand. The sales, including state Western and
southern about l5tD bbis, within the annexed
range steady and 100 bbls sold at full priccs
Corn mexi also steady aud LOO bbis aud bags
.sl. tl.. Wa.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Dec G. 1879.
Sugar-Thero absence of business for want OF
stock: grinding has commenced many estates: no
further have been reported owing the high
planters There Is less animation among
buyers account of tho decline In prices IN London
Stock IN warehouse at Havana and Matanzas-:30u 900
boxes and 800 hhds Receipts vi tho wesk-
~ boxes and 5ts hhds Exports during the wesk07 yo
United Statos Bacon $33 50 $34. currency por
Butter-SuDeror American $40 $9o. currency. por
Quintal. Flour, $40 y $4l. currency, per bbl. Tor
Xmorcan; Jerk.d beef. i - reals. currency. per
quntai; do In tins. $40 $4i. Potatoes. $40 $40 80
currency, per Dol w.x-Ysow; sl2 SD: So gold, per
SIS SIG eurrsney bbL TOR A%srissn Lumbs, firm
lasses hogshsads II ~ rcals White navy beans -
10 reals. currency per arrobc Chewing Tobacco 500
arroSc Hoops hr% Freights nominal; 4 no demand Tor
change tending downward: ON tho United States. 90
days. gold ~ q TX premium; short sight DO, ~
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FORBEAR1NG THIEVES.

Some days ago Mrs. J. A. Morris. the wifo of .
large sugar planter ut New Orleans. came to this city
and went to board ut the Now York Hotel. Her
rooms were the third floor. On saturday night
she went to n theatre and on her return found her
apartments disordcred. and her pocketbook. con-
tanning $3.50. had been stolen from tho bureau
drawer. Her trunks, containing her diamonds, had
been tampcred with. but nothing had been taken
from them. The robbery reported to Superin-
tendent Wallipg yesterday ana detective de-
tailed to search for the thieves or lato several rob-
berries have been reported from the Now York HOTEL
and the police inclined to think that they have
been ommittod by dishonest domestic.
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HOW WAS HIS SKULL FRACrUREDa

Patrolman Agnew OF the Tenth precinct. lato on
Saturday night. found man about forty years old
lying unconscious the sidewalk ut the corner Of
Hester and Essex streets. lie took him. believing
hiia to be drunk. to tho Eldridgc street station
house, and from there he removed to the
Chambers Street Hospital, whore he died yesterday
morning. Deputy Coroner MacWhinnie made an
autopsy yesterday afternoon and found that his skull
had been fractured ut the base.
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Bids for bank stocks yesterday were:-Amerca.
i4G Butchers and brewers. lo4; Central. ITO;
Chase. l2l; city, 175; citizens. 1874; Fourth. 10s;
haliatn, l3s; Hanover. u.s. Importers and Traders.
2oo; Market, ia Mechanics 1876; Mechanics Bank
Ing Association. 20; Merchants, 125; Merchants
Exchange, 76 Metropolitan, 1888; Nassau, 70; Park.
ll5ls; St. Nicholas. i07; Union, 14l.
Gas stocks were quoted:-Ncw York. s5 q 90; Man
haitian. lao li9; metropolitan. 10 q l1s; Mutual.
Goa 60; Municipal. N5 100; Jersey City. 1856 145
brooklyn. 1870 lJ5.
The following bidswere made for the various state
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N
ACarriages. &c. lo3 West 3ad St.. OF Sch
(storage ofcel
I WILL BUY OR SELL SECOND AVENUE RAIL
lrOad Stock and Bonds also Third Avenue Broadway,
Central Crosstown Belt and other Now York or Brook
lyn Railroad Security. ii. L. GRANT, l4o Broadway.
I OrFERA FEW SHARES IN THE HIGHLAND CHIEF
Mining Company, OF Ioadve. which thirty three
OF richest mineral lands; daily product $50
A. H. CIIISOLM,
QUICK FORTUNES IN sTOCKs-yAsr SUMS or
Business has never been successful. BY the now
combination plan large and small Investments from $5
to Sioo combined Ia vast and operated bv
tho skiiful experience securing immense in
tho stock marke and gaining splendid profits
Of thus united In enterprise
aud receive their pro rata profits monthly An Indians
Texas cattle dealer made $2 6l5 ~ in two
st. Louis shipping merchant made $t7S76 ~ in less
than six months, oil through the combination plan Of
Messrs LAWRENCE CO.. which has realized the grand
in the history OF the stock market Thcr
circular with 'nnerring ruics for success and
Plee how make money in stocks mailed
by Messrs LAWRENCE Il CO., Bankers. 81 Exchange
place Now York city.
N,O HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF
Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
Tho holders OF the following ToxAs and Pacific Railway
them the Trustees for payment value tho
having been drawn according to tho terms Of the
mortgage aud prosen all interest will
a & sns ssisi .sc 81 Say g a
S27l. 1924 ASH sti, s4s. ,e37 ss8 ssli al5o.
3'ss5, 1888 ssis. s44. 6i2 sss. ,iii, ssf7 42o
1871 7o6. SIS 3.0s2 022. 0is 7sS Os 6o7. 4sl
1894, issl 3sS 6o7, 5i7, ss. 1888, 1918, 1888 ,24s.
2,l69, 1880 2100.
{. SEoaGE q fELpoki !. okkihuxBuAAn. Trustees.
275 South 4th ST.,
l.lrl.f.
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A FOR SALE, STOCK IN wALLINGPORD WHEEL
"A Company, wallingford. Conn. Address
WILLIAM s. KELLY,
Bridcoport. Conn
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[ooNTINUED ON NINTH PAaIsl
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FINANCIAL. A
-~S-.---

BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
IL Wall st.
Stocks bought and sold in the New York Stock Exchange
per margin carried long desired. Puts
and Calls secured favorable from responsible
ties Pamphlet explaining stock operations aud weekly
reports of the market. sent free.
., IA, :, m IDI, NTS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06
TELEGRAPHG:
YELLOW FEVER RECORD, !.
Yellow Fever News Quite Meagre
this Morning. e21ls
Four New Cases and Three Deaths
1a Yesterday. {
Casey Young Applying at Wash
ington for More Tents.
Precautionary Steps being Taken
at Boston, Massachusetts. III
A Falling OFF in lKentucky's Over
whelming Democratic Victory.
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, August 5.-Four new
cases of fever were reported this
morning. Three deaths have oc-
Cured since last right-Rosa Hen
bricks, Louis A. Gressen and Geo.
White, colored.
Rev. Father Fahey's condition
this morning is improved, as is also
that of the wife of Chief Of Police
Athy. vi F{BE
john Waters and Ed. Moon are
reported dying.
The Weatheris clear and warm.
WAsHINGToE, Aug. 5.-Repre
sentative Casey Young to-day called
on the Secretary of War in refer
ence to the request from Memphis
for FIVE hundred additional tents for
the use of the yellow fever sufferers
The Secretary asked what had be-
come of the tents furnished last
year. Mr.. Young replied that they
had been destroyed, The Secretary
said he thought the National Board
of Health should stand the expense
of furnishing tents. After consul.
tation with officers of that body, i
was agreed that the Board make q
requisition on the Secretary of Wal
for tents. This will be done to-day
and the tents forwarded immedi.
ately. c ahc14 os~13 s.
BosroS, Aug. 5.-The brig.
Stephen Bishop, from Sagua La
graude. and Cnrlstiana, from Maya
guez, both Of which are at quaran.
tue here, have been thoroughly dis.
infected and there is no fear of con-
tagious disease. Both vessels were
loaded with sugar, this being a car
60 that does not carry the infection.
There are a few cases of yellow
fever reported every summer at thit
port, and the Board Of Health feels
no uneasiness in the present in
stance. There is no possibility Of
the fever spreading. DR.. Green.
city physician, considers the sani-
tary condition Of the city very sat
| isfactory. The Board of Health il
watching carefully for the approach
of any contagion, and are pre-
pared to meet any danger of thai
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ACALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 5.-Parties
in this city who have been working
up the matter for sometime past
have discovered the wreck of the
steamer Brother Johnathan, which
fonndered off point St. George,
near the Crescent City, July, 1865.
She lies in an upright position in
about twenty-five fathoms of water,
about fifty fathoms from the sub
merged rock on which she is sup
posed to have struck. There
were about one million dol.
lars in Treasury notes and bull
lion in her safe, and finders are fit
ting out an expedition for the re-
-covery of the treasure belonging to
the Government, whose claim is
held to have elapsed on the expira>
Ation of ten years after the loss. The
Alaska Fur Company is disposed to
consider the reported escape of the
Nordenskfold steamer, Vego, from
the ice in the Arctic ocean, a
canard. They have late advices
from that neighborhood to the effect
that 4 the season has been very
late on the Asiatic side. Strong
Z east winds have prevailed, plling up
the ice in such a manner as to rem
dereit, in their opinion, impossible
that the Yego would have succeed
ed in working out.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Aug. 5.-The Peru
Wan Minister has received the fol-
flowing dispatch from the Consul
General of Peru at Panama, dated
the 4th inst. : z &" Huascar3 and
Union have visited Chilian ports,
destroying launches and capturing
the, steamer Rime with the, entire
Zunquag regiment of cavalry, fully
armed and supplied with horses, be-
sides three vessels loaded with coal
and copper"
ST. LOUIS, No, Aug. 5.-The
Cotton Exchange in this city has
adopted a strong protest against the
recent action Of the Executive
Council of the National Cotton Ex
change in changing the place OF
holding the next convention from
st. Louis to New York, character
lzing it as =unwarranted and unfair
and deeming it due to the city o.
st. Louis that public explanation
be made by the National Cottor
Exchange.
/ QsAKERToWN, Pa, Aug. s.
| Charles Fechter, the actor, died a
| ten o'clock last night Of dropsy AM
jaundice, after a long illness.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06
I GOOD PLAN

Anybody car learn to mako money rapidly ep-
Grating IN Stocks. by the" Two Unerriugs Rules
for Success. in Msssrs; Lawrence q Co.'s new
firm has made so success ful enables people with
large or small me ans to reap all the bens fss of
largest capital and best skill. Thousands Of orr
dars in Various sums are pooled into one vast
amount and 60 operated as mighty whole, thus
securing to each shareholder all the advantages
of the largest operator. Immense profits are
divided monthly Any amount, from S. to S.,
CO., or more can be used successfully. N.sY
Baptist Weekly september 26th, 1878. says. g By
fne com bination system s5 would make SIS or
5 per cent; $50 psys $3.50, or 7per cent; 100
makes SttGe, or 10 per cent. on the stock during
the month, accoa ding TO the MA ket''' Frank
Lsslies Illustrated Newspaper. June 29;h Z Tne
combination method OF operating stocks ia the
most sucee,sfuls erads pted." Nev. Fork Ipde-
De,tdeat, Sept 18th: -'The combn atlt n system l.
founded upon correct business pfinc ples, and no
person need be without saa income v 81 itais
Brooklun Journal April 29th: '.0ur editor m ade
net pr fl Of SO rs from % sinons OF Messrs
-Lawrence & Co.'s eombinationsssa New circular
Imailed free) explains eyerything = stoeAs and
bonds wanted. GSvernmest bonds supplied.
Lawrence Il Ce.E BaDkers, 81 Exchange Place,
- @.sats9 4s.z gtaass.ssH srar
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 5.-The
specials received by the Courier
Journal indicate a falling off Of the
Democratic vote cast at yesterday s
election for State officers and mem
bers of the Legislature. The Dem.
ocratic Central Committee estimates
the total vote at not over 300, 900,
a falling of Of over SO, 600 on the
Tilden and Hayes vote, and of over
$4,000 on the last guber-
material vote. In this city
alone the vote falls over
5000. The Republicans make
slight gains Ia the Legislature and
defeat the Speaker Of the : last
House, bat the Democratic majority
Is still overwhelming in the General
Assembly. A cali for q Constitu.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06
MARKETS BIZ TELEaRAPH.
New York Mark ct.
NEW YORK, August 4.

H4
Money easy, 2la4, closing 433 Ex-
change weak with light business,
4.82f Governments quiei; new r5's,
3; four per cents, 6; four and a-half
per cents, II. States dull.
Flour in buyers' favor with very
light demand; Southern du1f; com
mon to fair extra. $5.0Oa5 65; good to
choice, do, S5.7545.77.i w heats winter
opened Be lower and closed with the
decline recovered and shade firmer;
spring unsettled and lower. Corn
opened weak and closed a shade
firmer, with a moderate business: un>
graded, 44-45}; No. 2 45. Oats with
moderate request, 3s2c lower; No, 8,
80; do. Iwhi,e. s6; No. 2, 35aS54; do.
white, 384 a3S3; No. 303. Coffee quiet
and about steady. sugar with less
demand and unchanged; refined dull
and easier; standard A. ST; graunlated,
81; powdered. iS3aSss;; crushed and cut
loaf 50. Molasses dull and in buyers
favor, As best. Pork very quiet and
rather weak; new mess, spot, SIS. go;
middIes duh and weak; long CLEAR,
Is l6; short clear, 51-l6, Lard low er
and less frm; prime steam, spot, 5.9Da.
5.973. Whisky nominal, $1-073 asked,
. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06

One of the livest and most flourish
ing business institutions of our city is
the naiiE factory, ,nannected with the,
Knoxville Iron Compapy's works,
which is the most extensive of East
Tennessee's manufacturing interests,
hand growing and expanding every
day. It has just been one year since
the nail factory was moved Into the
new quarters, and they-aFe putting in
good time. There are thirty Of the
nail machines. and all togetEe. have
capacity of about 40 ooeS yegs
per mouth, qswhsn CIlran i,g on
tfull time. These nails have attained
great popularity everywhere, and the
Company find sale for all they make.
AS sort of remembranee OF the
com pletion of their first year in their
new apartments, which has passed
off evenly and smoothly, and without
any accident of = note, Maj w. r.
Tuttle, President of the Company,
chartered Peter Kern's spacious and
elegant ice cream hall last night, and
invited all the boys, employees
of the factory, together with
their efficient Superintendent. Mr.. M.
A. Williams, and his daughters, up to
have an ice cream treat a. .i.s .nr or
After all had regaled themselves
partially, Maj. Tuttle gave the signal
and all assembled around him, anu he
made them brief but;very appropri-
ate aud sensible talk, which seemed TO
be thoroaghls appreciated. :, Mr.. Will
liams. their Superintendent, then pro-
posed three cheers for their worthy
employer, the Major which were
given with zest that clearly indies-
ted the = respect, esteem. and good
feeling between employer and en-
ployee. They again partook of the
frozen victuals 10 hearts. content and
dispersed, but thenoccasien will live
long in the memory OF every ohe..o 75s
II TWAS, all in all, most pleasant af-
fair. and was so erj Jyed By everyone.
Major Tuttle. the pushing and &C
ahead Pre- aident of the Iron Con,l any,
mas a. deal OF responsibility Gn b s
, he nlders, and right we'll do,s lac bear
lit. He is at all times 10 be found rig ht
a his post, seeing. that every hing
goes on right, and he preservts such
| pleasant relations with all his men
that he has no trouble in getting alpp
with them, and getting all the woi
out of them that, is possible, aud they
do the work much more cbeerfully
than if the relations were diff r-nt. Ii
fis a qualification to witness such q
state of feeling in one of our most ex-
tensive manufacturing establish ments
and the example is well worthy oi
Iemu!a,ion by Others.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

EscoRIAzA, SPAIN, Aug. 2.-The
.inJanta, Maria del Pillar, second
sister of the King of Spain, is dead.
King Alfonso and the Princess of
Austria did not reach this place un-
til after the deceases of the intanta.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-The Brighton
meeting began to-day. The Brigh-
ton stakes were won by Captain
Mitchells six-year-old bay gelding
Advance, c. J. Bedford's three year
old chestnut FLY Seringa second
and Villager third. Eleven ran.
Time, two minutes and fifty~seven
seconds. - 81 gs4UsSo0
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SUNDAYS SICK AND DEATH ROLL.
sDecial % the Cipcipnati eazette. !

Speclat TO the C1ncinnan Gazette.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 3.-The Board
of Health reports twelve new cases
to-day. Of which six are whites and
six colored, as followsa Whites
Mike Highland, seven, No. 164
Washington; Mrs. James Gary,
forty, Third and Jefferson; Ii. Rob.
erts, thirty ,two, hospital ;;sisnAlva
Furr, eleven, corner Of Broadway
and Second; John 5Twoomy, fifty
eight, No. 4 Jones avenue; George
Pheimat, nine, No. 40 Jefferson.
Colored-Alice Goodman, forty
five, Turley street, Nellie Hill, No.
p Turley, A. McFale. thirty five.
No. 2e Turley; Vince Green, twen,
| ty, No. 266 South; Bette jackson
twenty-five, No. "a Vance; Billy
Stought, twenty-three, No. Is
Georgia. E II
The undertakers report but thre,
interments, two. white, and tw,
caused by yellow fever, the latter a
follows :: Fritz Wehrum, fifteen
70 Clay; Maggie Downey, eighteen
rs Jones avenue. The eolored in
terment was an infant, deatf
caused by dentition. & cl
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9 VIRGINIA. I4fV

PETERSBURG, Aug. 5.-Frank
Barker end Agnes Shans (colored),
who murdered Maggie +. Tinno
and infant, in Sussex county. two
miles from Stony Point Station
Friday, were arrested yesterday
near the scene of the murder and
taken + to Sussex Court 8 House.
They will have a hearing at the
next term of the County Court.
which will commence ] Thurcday
next. Both acknowledge their guil1
and assign jealousy as the cause foI
murder.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06

II y0uwill stop all your extravagant
and wrong notions in doctoripgA ~ ur-
self and families with expensive doc
tors or hum bug cure alls, that do harm
always, aud use only natures simple
remedies for all your aiiments-you
viii be wise, well and happy, and save
great expenses. The greatest remedy
for this, the great, wise and good will
tell you, is Hop believe il
See "Proverbsn in another column.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06

,tional Convention fails for want of
. constitutional majority in its
favor In this city, where Working
men elected FIVE of their seven reps
resentatives two years ago, none
but The Democrats were elected
yesterday, The Greenbackers cut
no figure in the contest. IaFa7 A4A'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-06
NJust,ce,s Attachnnent.

VIM. Terry vs. Herman Bosse, Trustee of Larev.
r...s.z--- Meyer i Co.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FROM THE
l. attachmer t. which is sworn to, that the de-.
iGsndant Herman Bose. is a non resi- dent of the
state of Tennessee, and the garnishee s. r
Logan having answered that he has under his
control slGn belonging to Herman Bose, Trustee
Of Larew, Meyer Il Co., it is therefore ordered
ny ny me that publication be made Ia the Knoxville
MRIe AND CHRONICLE for four consecutive weeks
recurring the defendant to appear before me on
me 9th day Of September. 1879. and make defense
70 the said suit or the same will be proceeded
nth ex parte. Given under my hand August
"n, I6s9. 8f sa s-e~f j. III. KING, J. p, =
augoW4t for Knox Ceunty
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"CENTENNIAI.."s

by BickfordiS Huffman, Maeedop, Wayne Co :.
Ny. The only D ub'e Distrbu5or D IN in the
world Drills Wheat. RE-, Barley, Oats Peas
and corn, SeWs grass and clover, as well as dis
hill side or level, nU hiti or down amang
s.Umps and PACKS, never clogQing or skip
ping. but alWay dschargipg a regular, unbrok en-
desired. For proof of the abave car on, or wri
fnr Circulars. to CID. n STRONG
General Agent for East Tennessee and Geore;a.
tulyI desaW3m McMIiians, Tenn.
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supreme Court notice.

The order Of business at the ensuing Septem>
Der term of the supreme Court at Knoxville
will be as fol o vs., to-vit: 3 seq
The docket of the Third Circuit will be first
taken up where lett eff at adjournment of last
term Gin Knox county, :; and, when disposed of
then the dockets of the Fourth, First and Sec>
0nd Circuits in the order named. The causes
on the docket at last terms adjournment will be
frst heard, before taking up records since fled
By order of the Court.
j. r. DEADERICK. Clerk.
Au0usF XIII 1910 a1t.xrs.
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. ELoutsvi.le sIarket.

LoUIsvILEE, KY, Aug. 4.--Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull:
red and amber. 90s95c. Corn quiet
and easier; white, 443c; mixed. 39c.
Oats dull; new, 27c. Pork quiet, $40.
Lard quiet, choice leaf, in. tlerees, y7se;
kegs, 83ca. Bulk meats steady; shouI-
ders, 81 s3sc; clear ribs. 4, 40a450; clear
sides, SC, for loose. Bacon quiet aud
steady; shoulders. &c; clear sides, ,54e;
sugarlcured hams, 93allc.a WHISKY
firm; $1O3.s - ~ : - - -
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LAMAR HOUSE.

Ak. Shields. Granger county; E.
Hartman, Baltimore; b. J. Lea, wife,
son and daughter, It. f. Baynes, wife,
two children and nurse, Brownsville
e. blackwell. Knox county; &c.
Cowan, Vicksbnrg. Miss. j. M. An
dersop, Montvale; J. Smith and lady,
Coal Creek j. Flesch, Philadelphia
3. NJ. Sheriff., 8. Bissinger, J. Dunk-
elspiel. Louisville.