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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

at the fremont.
Tic Hou. E. ". Ke5es, Madlaon, Wis's IL
guest of tho Pacific.
Gen, George 3. Worcester, Boston, 10 ono OF
the gucsA Of the Pacific.
The Hon. c. t. Campbell Grant Park, Is ono
Of the guests Of the Sherman.
J. H. Stewart, General Superintendent Of tho
Kankakco Rai1rond, Is stopping at the Palmer.
Ann Elza Young, The lccturng spouso Of tho
late prophet OF Mormontsm, Is at tho Pacific.
Tho Hon. John ". Carer, Solicitor II Tho |
f,,tcaro, Milwaukee 81 1t. Paul Railroad, Is at
the Pacific.
Dcpnty-Coroner Sawyer held ~ Inquest At
No. HoH Milwoakce avcnre upon August hruse'
who died OF consumption Without tat attend
ance Of Il physician.
Chr,a,tauscu, ,he unfortunate victim OF Mike
Murphy, was still alive Inst night. 70 nopGa
for Is recovery arc entertained, and Dr. lloah-
lcy, who ia IN attendance says hla ueata may
hc expected hourly.
The Temperature Yesterday, as observed BY
Mannssc, optlclan, IS Madison street tlRInuEs
l'uilalng( was at 8 .. NJ. 42 deg; 10 =. NJ, -;
- ILL.,, 48; 2. m., 20: y 2. a., ~ barometer
a. .. NJ, 1911; .. M, 2o.A5.
,Mr. W. C. Humstone, whose headquarters as
Superintendent Of the Thru District, Central
Division, Of the Atlantic s. racite Tclegrasn
Company have been r. TN: Fly. has ', rsslgnoo
ayA accepted the position ot surgrintsndent OF
the bell Telephone Company In New YORK
George l.. Book, keeper Of mcat.marKet at
No. Al North Clark street. was found dead IN
his bed ut No. 4l3 CLARK street. no was a Sill
e. gc maa, o. itrv rsnrn.S IN rrraiet Of desth
me Ine uorunes ,irn 1aey ya,,eiarv ,esutveo :"
Charles Roscnoylst Young man employed at
D. j. joEnson's bastct factory, yesterday nftcr-
noun carnlessiy put hiA llaud upon c1rcu'ssba"
IN notion ana ina sese,at 1ot1 .. ~ ,st
q hns,a ~. IN ~ n'' ~ Nnntann strret'
Tic Hon. Stephen 4. Rhodes Insurance Com
ruisslppcr of Massachusetts, Inns just been clcct-
ed President Of the John Hnncock MUTUAL Lie
Il. tusurancc circles us man Of ability aud tn
tcgrlty, ul,u tic Company was fortunate IN be-
i,E allo to secure lis services.
Th,r,eo Nnr,h s,,,o syauoe,,co1 churches hayo
united In calling the ovangclists, pcntccost md
stebbins, to labor witt, tetn. They commence
corner Of Lasallo And White strccts. Ile 'arge
choir which ss. stohblns has 6ecn adi!g ,s i1s
these mectnEs vii gvs pabs .seHTsai nnsedha h1
Church.
oohcr, Noh,-, an ,mn1ovo Of the Northwest-
e,,ans Iisn snddcnIx vcatcr,,ar rnnrsjn. At
hs home NO. U.s. nton m e.fSe fang ,x e.. up 10
ciudcd not to 70 to work, md returned to hts
bed. The Coroncr's jury returned verdict Of
death from heart discase. Deceased was q
Bco,ch.nan, - years Of age, md left vile and
ono child Id -.,..x,, t,,,no,, 7,n,,. t,nr,,. ,r
~ l:o yesse1ona i"n aad s,,,, ~
n ''I t'i tir wn NJ, ~, III, Tnnf IT
hS building No. M ssnto at1eGt, ,vSf1S oSsapisd az
nhont ,ci ,n1o1rh thr skyiIrht tn ihe rst imr
Ii.tnncn c ~ twetvr fcct iio csranrd win n
fcw scratches and bruises, nnd was booltctl at
tho Armory for Drunkenness.
r,., rn,,,,,,, 11ono f7Ir,,, hn,t H. ror,,,.r
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ssoo.0oo, tho officials say thoy can ansvor al

srrefnl I1fspateh II Tia Trtbtlnf.
MIrwAuKEB, Mnrch .12.-Tho Rraiu-comr1ia-
sion arm Of Sherman Il jennings las becoma
omiarrnssct. In consequence Of tho recent Ruetl-
ations tn the wheat market. but It IL Thought
will arrange mattora 40 ns TO continue bust1icas.
The frm is bv no means conspicuous. Hence
thc embarrassment does not attract much At.
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Dr.. D'unGcr, discover Of tho cnctona curn fer
drunkenness. cures all cases. Room Ell Palmer
TfpnSs.
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- =,
residences Of tht hridc'a flstr No. CO.. ictRas.nv,
by tho 1se! Arthur MITCHELL sfsl.tct ly lc Icy; Dr.
ffE, Df At1cBh1nY Etty, Pa, AIr L. u r8in0 freeF
hn0 Mtss AhtbtpGtte WINNER. ---
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GATA1InIV REMEDIES.
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HONE TESTIarOXY,
The following testttrontslt coming a. th.x.
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With A. H. Feidisf,n II ss sssSasSk; ststs:;.
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have suffered for sen years ult, atarr,, and Ia.
OF Tho Firm o, Dane. &e.slatns &S 4 ! ts33Se; 3Sys;;t
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,on,, oa,sa nK .on of ,h. wont e. Of
tpeasha from wasopsax eoash'n Caseaso Il e ss
Il b., so,gPeteiy cured me ot distressing couxh
''' s''' 4Afss * S@t5S t55SSffesfHss il T.S
rSw sH bed md sleep sosn sslaa! hf a.ns Ell q
'''F' Il 1@sss:n a9F s.pre Co. Ma&s i 5ass;sah 5aSssh IT,
Year French ca.ar,n MedIefuc In. ent,c,, cu,.s m,
Il EasaHe building Union sosE 10 Sa1 tS}s,S;s
D0n't confounA cHers' Frcncl, Gatnrth curo
or bronchial Cigarette. WITH ras,Llets ,m,.
tnsfnns. Mono GENUINE without t]Jc ill.,.
neas nnsl signature ofl'l:RI.EY JEFrENS,
with ssmpo II sasG .snt frsa IN tn together
Western 1trnnch GtElcct: III; Oirc.st., ct. Lou..
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Of Br0MrtiilfA. e, ST. H1f:fi 4 tfiiSiSHa 'as
Il Exchange building Union Stock. Yardt, ChiesNIso
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1efore commenced uttng It ! had very bas Cows,
eshtcay lahts so thht cuia Eci but very tlIs Fit
row can 80 70 bed and sleep soun dc1hH, hasins "
cough all n1Kft. ID, H. jifSt.k kippYE / WV 70
American Expsesp Co, Milton juhcionn. Vi.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES
MAKES HEFOLLOWlN ANNONCE.
MENT TO THEPUBLlC;

The dissatisfaction which prevails
Throughout, the community with regard to
oneroUs conditions contained in life assur-
ance contracts ana the Judicial decisions
based thereon, together with the public IN
dorsement Of the liberal usages Of this So
cie;y, as shown by is largely increased
business, has led the Management seriously
70 consider whether the contract could not
be simplited and certain conditions erPsed
,hercirom which have been the subject Of
much criticism and m!sconception.
After a careful examination Of the eX-
perience Of some of the best companies In
Great Britain, who have shown a greater
.iberality than has been customary in this
country, this society feels justified in adopt.
ing form Of contract in which the follow
ing important concessions are made 20 pol
icy holders throughout tie United states
l. Policies will be made incontcstab,e
after three years from their date.
, Each ordinary policy viii provide for
defna,e surrende'.yalue in paid-up aSsrr-
ance, in case the policy is forfeited after
three years from is date,
g. Each Tontinc policy will contain a
definite sGrrender.yaIue in cash IN case Of
withdrawal at the end Of the tontine
period
A. The contract will be conciscly and
clearly expressed, containing only such
provisions as are necessary to protect the
policy-holder.
). The above concessions will hereafter
inure to the benefit Of all policies already
issued and in force, after three years from
their dates respectively
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
A TTACHMRNT NOTICE

Pnbl'c notice is hereby given 70 Herman Levy
that on the 18Th day Of July 2 D, 1879, Henry
Weiss sued ont Of The circuit court of Alexander
county, Illinois, witt Of attachment against the
estate Of the said Herman Levy for s391 90 return
able Oh the tlird Monday Of September 1879, to a
term Of said court then 10 be holden u the city OF
tGchment has been levied upon lot q, block q; in
said city Of Cairo, Now, unless the said Herman
Levy shall appear, give bail and plead within the
time limited iGr hi. appearance in such care, judg
ment viii be entered and the estate 20 attached
viii be s1ld JOHN \. REEVE,
Cairo, H., August 9Th, 1919 Circuit Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
LEGAL.
A ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

Public notice Il hereby given 70 r. Rocks ths, on
me 18Th day OF May, 1870, Z X. Woodward suee ont
OF The Circuit Cour, OF Alexander county, Illinois,
wit Of attachment against the estate OFF. Rocks
ior $500, returnaDle on the third Monday Of Sop
tember, 1873, 10 term Of said court then 10 be
holden IN the city Of Cairo, In said county and
STATE, which writ Of attachment has been levied
upon a lot Of merchandise. Now, unless Z. Rocks
tha.l appear, give bail and plead within the time
limited io his Appearance In such case, judgment
viii be entered and the estate 20 attached
viii be .0id JOHN A REEVE,
Cairo, H., August 9Th, 1879. Circuit Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

~ Law Department Of Washington University,
Thirteenth Annual Term commences Wednesday,
October u, 1919. Course OF study .wo Annual
Terms, seven months each students admitted 20
Senior class On examination, Tuition, $50 per
term. Address,
HENRY NlTCHCOCK, Dean Of Facuiiy, ~ Louie
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
DUPLICATION YoTcE-cHANcERY.

STATE OF ILLEoIs, Circuit court fAlexandeT
COUNTY OF ALEXANDER, county, September term,
A d. 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
DEPARTED

SICK FoLSs SAVE MONEY by buying the
medicine known as Kidney.woIt. It's a
dry vegetable compound Of wonderful eff.
easy in al diseases Of the liver and Kid
ncys One package makes six quarts Of
medicine which contains no poisonous
liquors being prepared IN pure water
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
RUSTEES SALE

Whereas Christian IlarLy aud Ursula v HsuIy
by their ru-, deed bearI. date the 18th day Of
April. ). D. .si-, and du.y recorded II the record
er. Office Of Alexander county, iliiId.-, u book Of
deeds On page .3i and ~ did grant, bargain and
sell 10 ,ac undersigned Horace WariIer. In trust
ior ne l-e. and purpose. therein expressed, the
lowing dg.cr.hed resi- e-tate, to-"ii; Lot nun.
tafrG one u IN block numbered twcuiy.slE ~, IN
The city of Cairo county Of Alexander aud sta,c Of
L.aols, 70 secure ne payment Of q
certain pToE.sJ-y note .Jr the sGm Of
Tvs thousand dollars $500, Of even
dae wiki lad deed, payable three YEAR, after the
date thereof. 70 Horace NsrGLer a. guardian for
Nina JorEeL.ou, a minor, or order with interest
rom date .: 'leIa Of zen per cent per aLLum-iA-
'ere,t payable .cm!srL .Eliy; and whereas the
principal II .ail uo,e, amounting 70 I've thousand
dollar. and me sam Of tWo hundred gLc sixty
'l.ec and 1U.lO0 dollars interest thereon j. due al
'.e date q nj notice and unpaid, aud whereas.
te holder u -G.a note Ad- called upon the under
-.-Lt4 30 .e 'ke laid premises to satisiy the sG.d
debt aud interest together with ;he costs attend
IL, he execution VI laid trust Now Therefore,
by '.r,lr Of tie power given me by 'aid deed OF,
'rl.'. and up.islaIcc with the provisions there
Of ! viii u
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27

A. D, 1879.
William Tweed Parker
Elizabeth Tinker, william on bill fl partition.
Tinker Dyas =. Parker, Jode
Parker Robert II Cunning.
ham, LIZZIE X Hughes
AAGaNt Of the noI residence Of Elizabeth Tinker
William L!uk,f, Dyas + Parker, OF the the defend
alts above named, having been Ned in The Office Of
TIE clerk OF said circuit court % Alexander county
notice II hereby given 10 the -aid nonresident de.
!eldsIt.,ILs, he complainant has filed his bill OF
complaint IN said court on the chancey side thereof
on tie !G,h day OF JAY. A. d. 1879 Now, therefore,
nlic.s yoa, the said Elizabeth Tinker, William
L.uker Dyas 7, Parker ,hg.. personally be and ap.
pear before The said circuit cOUr, Of Alexander
county on The frst day Of the LcEt term thereof TO
be holden q; ne CoUg, hoCse IN the city Of Cairo.
II sa!d county, Oh the 18th day Of September. \.
Is,t, and plead. GL-WeT or Gemur 10 the -sid CON.
p,a.Lauts bill %! complaint, the same and the mat
tvrs and th!l-- therein charged and stated, will be
taken a. confessed, and a decree entered against
yoa according 20 the prayer Of said bill.
JOHN A. REEVE, Clelk.
GLrES & GuBEE-, Comp.a solicitors.
J1lY I'm, .s,g
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS william " Thornton and Martha
" Thornton by their certain Trust DEED GATED
MAY The 18th, D 1871 and recorded IN the Record.
yr- ONCE ID Alexander County u Book ". Page
~! 4aLl did convey tutEo urGersi .lcd a. Trustee
the premises Lcf-iIa!tcr Gc- r.beG to secure the
payment @! seven y'Uu.sory notes for the suu Of
one tlog-aud lllr0 dollars each and payable re.
speC..yey IN four q iye ~ six &c seven "a eight
6 uire Coz and ten l0' years from cate, with inter
e.. III The rate of ten per cent per annum, payable
stmianuu8l yirom cate ana whereas i've - of said
notes arc now due and unpaid win rieres; Oh
ZANE rom the 18Th Of May 4 D ls1i 10 this date
And whereas the .eGai holder OF ssid notes mas
called upon The undersigned 20 sell he premises
hereinafter described 70 sa,siy SAID notes and inter
ct.
Now therefore In pursuance Of the terms Of
sa!d Deed Of Trust the Undersigned Will
OSTHCRsDAT TIE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D. 1879.
between the hour. Of ten Co O'Clock A. VI ., and 5
O'clock =. NJ. ot said day, OF the premises herein.
az = described IN the city Of Cairo, HIS proceed
To- sell y. public y,uGue 20 the highest bidder for
cash, the following described Real Estate towlt:
Lots number lime l9ten llOl e,eycu ~ twelve G2l
and thirteen O3l il block number sixteen 90 in
the fret addition 20 the city Of Cairo, Illinois. as
plated Ny the Trustees Of Cairo Ci'y Properly,
situated IN the County Of Alexander, Illinois, and
all the rights and equity Of redemption OF the said
william " Thornton and Martha NJ Thornton his
Wife, ;Aer heirs, executors administrators, and as.
sCus therein, 70 satisfy said rust and all costs and
expenses o; executing the same
b T MARSHALL, Trustee
Springfield, HIS" July 9Th, 1873,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27

I1Cn0ptof on 80 d8ys Investment 2 M
n ZVU Official Reports, FREQ EiVO
Proportional returns every week on stock OPTIONS OF
s1O $50 600 $500 Address
n. POTTER WIGHT Il CO., Bankers, 81 Wall St.
N Y,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27

D. r ~ hG- succeed
|. d H. combining u tbr-.
'ai'.s she heretofore an
.'4.1UI-'.c ,-G...I o. t.
Observation-Disclosures
|alG aH4si.y.Ls Tonic
The! ag.t apparent e..
,'g'.s SO .l.5el-a ne gp
'py,'g ~ Csgslng Tie
Rood % properly -ss.ml
aye. I..- tle-y-lcm r.
.lUgr-LeG, and ~ '-rif
.iOrla action Oh The D.gps
live Ur.Au-, reEIl-! and
.4raray cyaCIL'.0L- a'c
,p;ll gHd
The rapidly Wiz
winch The person. take
Iog st,h while under he
IiuH4rure ~ ucse pl'l-.
uG.CAicr their adapt
|H.i.'y 'ouogI.sh the bod
l. hence their efficacy IN
curing neUol. debility.
'inrisu ChO.y, .y.pcp- Ia,
|Na-'lug Of the muscles
+ lugslshucss u she liver
Ict'OH!C cOus.!pa..bG,sud
mpar'ing health and
|.ueuglh 70 The system
Sod everywhere.
PRICE - CENTS
OiiiCe
. Murray Street
NEW YORK
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
The MendelssOhm Uprights

IAN J IIE lNEol If AMEUINA,
Ihcy are pronounced the Pianos Of the Future"
The Upright has more powerful tone Ia ough-
ou' thc entire scale a longer sGstiined singing
qusll'y' a.ighter and more responsive touch anG
EtGateI durability and ability for standing in tune
~ great superiority destius II TO entirely super
Scae the ordinary square piano in this country II
mas already done in England.
ENeay Mcudelssohn Uprigh, Piano has the very
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTlEN, made expressly for Us in Paris, France.
Al. our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves al
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-27
Eminent WILMER BRlNTON, N.
Baltimore, Md,

Writes: "' | have u-cd Coldens LISBiG's
LiQuID EXTRACT oP BEEF and Tonic Inyie0Fator
In my practice and have been much gralihed win
the result. As tonic in all cases OF debility and
weakness. aucmia chloross, ETC., i cGnno; be sUF
pissed VAN SCHAACK q STEVENSON, Drag
gists Agents, Chicago
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-28
This State Fair Trick.
Detroit Free Press

Soon after breakfast, yesterday
morning negro who was crossing the
Campus Martius was halted by run
down white man with bad kink in
in his left eye, and asked if he intend
ed to visit the State Fair during the
week.
Yes, sah-Ize gwine up dar at least
fo' times" was the reply.
"Boy, are you up to snuff" whisper
ed the stranger.
"Well, sab, knows a trick or two. .
"Good-I thought you did. Now,
then, I want 10 cents to get a drink,
and I'll tell you how you can make
your way through any of the gates
without the least trouble?'
'.Wouldn't be cotched?'
s.Not bit of it. I'll warrant you to
GO through without a word, and | only
want 10 cents for telling you how. ]
wouldn't give it away to anybody
but sharp. keen man like you
"Well, I'll take dat in" said the
negro as he handed over dime. "Now
den. how kin I pass de gates?"
The white man put his mouth close
to the others ear and replied:
"Pay 'em so cents !"
Il woold have been pretty even
fight but an officer came along and
squelched it in the blossom.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-28
TELEGRAPHlC.
Three New Cases and Four Deaths
Reported
Burglars Operating in Memphis.
The Minnesota Democrats Hold a
Grand Pow-Wow.
Tammany Democrats in Mass
Meeting Assembled Endorse
John Kelley.
Rowell Reported Poisoned-Mer-
ritt Only Nine Miles s
Behind Him. E
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 27.--Noon-
One new case has been reported,
Alten Brown. Three deaths have
occurred, Carl Ii. Schurmey er,
Charles Hailman and Harriet Arch
ey. The last named is colored. i.
Charles Haiimtn died five miles
from the city on the Poplar street
boulevard. A young daughter of
Rev. w. T. Dalzeel was stricken
with fever last evening at Fred
Watkins. She had black vomit last
night. Mrs. Prestidge remains
very low.
Alph. Barjeska and F. Goldcamp
were the two new cases reported
this morning. Mary Shines, Mar
garet Manley and John D. Allen
were among the deaths. 20
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The
National Board of Health to-day
sent letter to President Plunkett
Of the Tennessee State Board Of
Health, stating that the Executive
Committee endorsed all his actions
in relatlon to rule six, and saying
that matter will receive the consid
Grafton of the National Board al
its meeting in October.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. q The
local Board Of Health yesterday
passed an order establishing the
quarantine limits at FIVE miles from
the city against everything coming
from Memphis.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-28
An English View of American Politics.

The delegates at next years Re
publican Convention will have no
strong reason for preferring Sherman
to Blaine, or either to Conkling and
they are not unlikely to feel that
General Grant is more distinguishable
from rival candidates than the rest.
The prejudice or tradition which was
supposed to render impossible the re-
election of a President for a third
term of Office has probably been weak
ened as the possibility that Grant
might be nominated became more
familiar. A President in whose favor
the custom founded on the example
OF Washington was for the first time
broken through would be rendered
more powerful by his attainment OF
an unprecedented distinction. Gen
eral Grant might perhaps, in third
term, no longer be inclined to divide
his authority with the managers OF
the party in the Senate. The elec-.
ton of next year will excite more in
terest than the nomination of either
party. The Democrats had probably
8 majority in 1876, and|it s,,not known
that they have since become weaker.
1t appears that they are practically
unanimous in the election Of candi-
date. Afr. Tllden is exertlng to the
utmost his great powers of election
management; and his adherents are
gratifed by learning that success
full speculation on the Stock Exchange
has placed a sum OF f2000.000 at
his disposal for the contest, Though
there is no bribery at American ell
ectlons, money is Indispensable to
the organization and conduct of par
ties and if Mr.. Tilden mas money oi
his own to spare, he may perhaps
compete with advantage against the
Republican, who depend chiefly upon
the percentage which they receive
on the salaries of offieehOlders. The
more formidable Tilden becomes. the
more likely will be the selection of
Grant as the strongest Republican
candidate.-Scaurday ReUieaU.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-28
NEW YORK, Sept.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.
Money, active at CAT. Exchange,
SASH Ash. Governments strong
and higher; new 5'-, q; four per
cents, st; four-and-a.half per cents,
q States dull.
Southern flour firm and more sc-
tive;common to fair extra, S5 25 IS 81;
good to choice, de-. SIS S0a7 35. Wheat
irregular end unsettled; ungrsded
winter red 81 l.20a1.24; No. 8 do., 81 1884,
20; No. 2 do. $l.264al 27{. Corn
+ &c. better and fairy active, but
scarcely so firm; ungraded, 53a54c: n o.
2, 5Sa54 Oats 4c be ter and more &C.
tive; 464". for No. 3; 363s37c for do.
white; ?74c for No. 2; 38c for do.
white. Coffee firm and in less de-
mand. Sugar quiet and firm with
moderate inquiry; fair to good refining
quoted at 6j47c; prime, l-l6a75c; re-
fined weak, Sc. Molasses steady with
light demand. Rice unchanged and
steady. Wool fairly active at full late
prices; domestic q 'ece 33a43o; pulled
22s44 unwashed 15a32; Texas y ,30c
POrk a shade easier and closing firm
with moderate trade; mess, epot
$9.20s9 25; October, 5000; Decembe
SO 25; midil-s quiet and firm; long
clear ribs, SIS 20; short clear ribs, $6 25
long and short clear ribs, S. SIZE
Lard a shade lower; closing stronger
light trad; prime steam. spot, $6 422
October. Sc 45a6.474; November $6 Is +,
III; Decemb ber. $6 lOA6 124. Whisky
quiet and firm, ST. 10.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-28
FRANK LESLEE'S POPULAR
MONTHLY FOR OCTOBER.
Joaquin MilIer's New Novel of
Western Life.

Among the many brilliant attractions Of
the present number is the commencement
of new novel. entitled, Two Babes in
the Woods by the famous Poet of the
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