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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19


Special Officer Hugh Shields was
shot in the thumb by the accidental
discharge of revolver be was
wrenching from one of the negroes.
Patrolman Cannon was struck on the
head by brick and disabled fro q
duty. The police grabbed one pri4
oner and dispersed the rioters. Then
guards were placed on duty. Major
Almond has been urged to forbid
night parades in the future, but
doubts the authority to do so. The
city council will be petitioned to take
some action, as it is feared that any
future night parade would be at
tended with serious loss of life.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19
\. Y. ELECTION SUPERVISOR.

New York, Oct. 16.-Geo. Cornell,
United States supervisor, against
whom warrants was issued from
Commissioner Ashborn for alleged
intimidation of an 1868 voter by
threatening his arrest and taking his
papers, was surrendered to Commits
sioner Davenport this morning. Dis
trict Attorney Fro consented that
he be allowed to go upon his own
recognizance to appear for examina-
ton next Tuesday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19
UTE WAR.

DENVER, Col, Oct. IA conflict
with the Utes now seems imminent.
Two companies of soldiers left Gun
nison City, Friday morning, for the
reservation TO arrest Agent Berry
and others, on q writ issued by the
district attorney, for Gunnison coun-
ty, under orders from the governs
ments Should these troops go on the
reservation after the prisoners there
Is great danger that war will ensue.
Governor Pltkin, who was not con-
suited about sending troons exnress-
es the opinion that the number of
men sent is not adequate to cone
with the Indians, and that twice as
many should have been detailed.
OURAT, Coz, Oct. IA, VIA LAKE
Cry, Oct a17.-The Indian agent of
Los Pinos has taken refuge in Chief
Sapovonari's camp and refuses to
surrender himself. Mackam has
taken up his abode in the military
camp fearing the vigilantes from
Tunnlson Su1 City, The officer has
been at the agency five DAYS
trying to effect the CAPTURE Of The
prisoner who has sent him two com
munieations, promising to surrender.
but so far has failed to do SO. AS
soon as the papers were served on
the agent he gave information to
the Utes, who collected at the bridge
across the Uncomphrega river, five
niles below the agency, in order to
rescue res the agent from the officer.
Icy ms remaining all night at the
nlitary camp, the Indians were
ool aoilea and the prisoner made his es-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19
BANK STATEMENT.

new YORK, OF. 16.-The weekly
statement Of the associated banks,
issued from the clearing house tc- 'By,
shows the following chan. 3: Lo4Hs,
increase 81 ,290. 700; spe, %, jDcssase,
$372, leo; leg&l te aders. increase $4)5 /
400; deposits. Increase 10 COS, 800; oi !
culation, decrease 1914 eG6; feser 4.
increase $399,l75. The tanks now
hold 81 4.757. .575 in excess Of legal r :
uuirement,. ss
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19
THE MAINE FUSION

PORTLAND, Oct. le.-The chairman
of the greenback state committee
says there will be no fusion vote in
the convention to nominate new cleo
tors, but the fusionists will support
Solon Chase and J. f. Turner, not,
withstanding their advocacy of the
straight greenback ticket.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION! ALIENS LUNG
BALsAM will break up the most die
tressing cough in a few hours time,
without fail. L. is making cures OF
many cases of consumption sh ich
were considered incurable.s salsh1Ji5q
For sale by all Medicine Dealers
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19
FEMALE VOTERS.

SAN FBANc1sco, Oct. IA dis
patch from Portland says the Oregon
senate and house have passed a con-
stitutional amendment in favor OF
woman suffrage by vote of : senate,
2l to 8; house, 80 to 27.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19
weather Report. .5lP
KNpxviLLE. Oct. Is, 1880

Maximum Phermome:er,u 56; mibE
mum, 34o; Rainfall. 900 inch al ~
d INDICATIONS 10 For Tennessee ana
the OhioIyaAey. cleargor par ~ cs2nny
weather, slawly rising Itempefstnre'
generally lower b.rom@teToasW tiffy
preceded IN ca t rn pa tlan by vest
erly winds.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19

eg WAsHTNGToN, Oct. 16.-The Wash
ington light Infantry corps left this
afternoon for Atlanta to take part in
the ceremonies there next week.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-19
THE TELEP EGN
The Exchange Nearly Ready
for Business. T..


We are informed by Mr.. J. G.
Duncan that connet tions have been
made with all sub cribers, and that
now the exchange VIII be ready for
the tran ssctioh of bI,ine3s as soon as
lists of names. aud numbers
can be supplied. This list is now Ia
the hands of t1e printers aud will be
finished as speedily as possible. All
the instruments on hand have been
taken up, aud en- additionsl supply
will be ordered Immediately. New
subscribers will, no doub, be put 10
the books as soon as the Efficacy and
advautag of The system becomes
known. For Tins the eff e hours
of the exchange will be-from $50 a.
m. to $50 p. m.7 sa e o.
Following are the names If the
subscribers, which numbers are to be
used In calling for connection: q
wv. W. Woodruff & Co. saiA2
3-Lyons & McCarnpbell. s'E1 Ast
4-Geo. w. Albers. = y ia sEl4a d
5-Cowan, McClung s. Co. 3s 7.
6-McClung, Powell 81 Go. A'A.4 .-t r.
12-Thomas o. Oonndr tresidence.)
18Th w. Hall. t1r HnE
14-C. NJ. McGhee (residence.) g
15- City Coal Company's yard. s.
16-East Tenn, Va, and Ga. Z. r. de-
pot. = zsvi8 suammf-
7-Lewis s. Carhart.
18-W. NJ. Bells livery stable. Fhl B..
35-M. E. Thompson 81 Bros palace
a
36~Knoxvilie Foundry and Machine Co.
38-J. G Duncan (residence9 31i
39-Hattie House. zisL q 1of-
37-City Coal Co. Office.
48-Central Coal Co.'S yarf. t
49-Knoxville 81 Ohio X. r depot
47--Knoxville Iron company. r.
46-Wm. P. Chamberlain (residence)
52-CHRoNIcLE Office. ltiLI- u - ID
68 Sanford, Cham berlain d Albers. (.
SO j. M. Daily's livery stable -rre p'
70 G.. M. Harrill residence IS
| II j. L. Hudiburg. sl1lj e
~ Central Coal Ce,'s effice. 8u06 q
| 81 DR.. G. DeadericK. :. ,s,. ,,--s
81 James D. Cowan Gre idence1. 1t
/ s. Dr.Jno. M. Boyd q .E5UA1
] SO Western Union Teleg aph Office.
| SO Knoxville Car Wbeel company. Z
79 j. W. Lewis (residence) lSA'A j,
100 Central office. 33n1 n g. 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-01

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81 departments Of SeieHce, win Be tound in tie
Scientific American:
Terms, 90 20 per year, 81 60 halfyear, whish
includes postage. Discount 10 Agents. Single
copies, ten cents. Sold by all News callers.
Remit By postal Cfder 70 MUM q CO., Pull
fishers, 81 Park Row, Hew York.
Patents. In eonneetion with The se'-
MUKS Co. are Solicitors Of American and ~ .
eign Patents, have had as years experience, ~ Il
now have the largest establishment en- the woT q
Patents are obtained on tlBe best terms. 81 -
eial notice 10 made in the SrientiGe AmeEirsp : Z
al Inventions patched thToueh@fhia ARensy
with the name and residence Of the Patentes -
By the immense circulation thus given, pa d..
attention IL directed 20 the merits oi tie nss n
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fected.
Any persoa whQ has made y new discovery ?
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a patent can probably Be 0btained, bY wFitiI 3
20 NUwx A Go. We also send fgek our BET Il
Book abont the Patent LawR, Patents, CaEtI =.
Trade-Narks. their costs, and how pFoeuEtd ..
with hinse Tor procuring advances 90 inventit -
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-01
Eminent DR.. WI. ALEX. GREENE,

cTrD TT HOW to become Rich and
660@W6 ! Watch sent ire. U. s. Agen-
cy, Mount Winans, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-01


Farmers Attention
AND DON'T FORGET THAT
MANN'S
Old Reliable Agricultural Implement,
Hardware and Seed House leads
the race for bargains. See BE-
low a partial list OF the
immense stock in
store and being
daily Feceiv-
ed, all
which
was purc9 ased
before the late adrsRce On prices.
200 tons Peruvian Guano, in dry con-
dition at market prices.
800 Tons Bore Meal Warranted puEe)
Iu0 tons Tanners Excelsior.
100 4" AmmoHiated Bone.
so Superior Grai Drills"
These are the celebrated adjustable
force feed drills and com ine all POINTS
IL excellence known, but sell ut more
favorable prices than any on the market.
so Montgomery Fan Mills.
so Impressed Buckeye Cider and Wine
Mile.
50 Corn Shell, r..
500 Cucumber Pumps.
500 Kegs of Nails.
500 Que, Two and Three Horse PlOws.
200 tons Plow Castings.
500 pairs Pillow Hames.
100 Sets of Single Hagness.
100 Back Bands.
500 Horse and Mule Collars.
500 Pair Trace Chains.
300 Kegs Horse and Mule Shoes.
200 Hay and Fodder Cutters.
1000 lbs. Fodder Rope.
500 Well Buckets.
500 Water Buckets.
500 Steel Traps, the best in use and
very cheap.
| 900 bushels Timothy Seed.
200 Glover Seed.
200 Orchard Grass Seed.
500 Choice Seed Wheat.
300 Sc RE.
This immense stock and thousands
of other articles, intluding every i'm
plement and article Of hardware used
BY farmers aud planters, will at pfc
sent, as ia the past, be sold to friends
and patrons al prices so decidedly fa-
vorable that their best interests will lie
advanced by favoring me With riders or
calling when contemplating Pun asses
"Don't forget it,"
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ron THE SENATE.

Men.ra. Editors The friends 81 z. J0Ei y.
SOg COTTON knowing bis sterling worth -
representative ability request on 20 srpcs ID
him ~ 4 candidate Cor : acas " Re Sergff
MARYLAND 81 the next ele-ticr 1851 srd Il,
Ne viii be~owe . candidate, be VI war :
supnnrfea ~
Nov 27 1879 THg Freffr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-01

fh1r0N TO ssOoe a YEAR, Or s5 10 SO
WlLlEI : day II your own locality. 10
h3NHl 1 risk. WOmen 10 - meIl as men. .
mIlIl1U Many make more than the amount
stated above 20 one can fail 10 mnke money
fasa. Amy one car aothew0rk Yoncan make
from 80 cts. to 50 - hoBr b. dewDting yenr
evenings aud spare tinseto she bmsiness. II COSTA
n0ahfna - ary The bpsfness. Nothing like isfor
snoney making ever offered before. Business
paemsa M and strictly honorable Reader, fyou
wamfao kmow Al about the hestpayfng business
before Ehe pnhisc. semd - your aaslFess and re
wfgi send ron full paftiemlaxnmBH private tsrms
free: samples worth S. alsofrees ypn can then
smake - yonr mina for yonraeaf address,
GEORGE STENS0N = co. Portland Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-01

STEAMER MATTAk0. ...>
- Capt. WILLIAM. III.
BYLEs viii, on and -
ssr SUNDAY april z9st, 8 -.
ls7e, ran - lolioMs Stones wharfeveTy
Monday morning ~ % aor WmaAinRson.
Leave Nomini Perry essFy Wednesday mora
ing - $50 O. Washinetnn
Leave Chaptiso every Friday mornlnR 90 %
f,r washingfon.
DAY nhd THURSDAY, or shnsiae IL Stone ]
wharf, CO Taesaay ~ Nomini &srry ana 81
THURSDAY for Claap1ieo.
- Passengers fos I.ennArdsown en- aIwayB
6nd conveyance at Stonefa wharf. -
ArrIl g, aszs-sf.
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NOTICE.

Teacher vented for Public Sc col No. !.
] sixth Elsction district Apply befSre jan
nary End, 1880, ID
q. W. l. BUCKLFR,
Dx. las. THOMAS, go
kEskIis VIZ. %. REEDER, Tfustees,
Laurel Grove, Sc. MaEyss Co., Nd.
Dec 10, lsTs-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-01

J. y. ALLsTANS COLUMN.
BUY
rom oOObs saOx
I" L. 8 7 a ~ !"
GRFfr Mlbbs
AND w
ST INlG0Rs.
ns-s s's Frist' -, =. -, o.. FsfT7k
ii ftff 80 BEAD he Prices.
tIiIs goods were boaehtin New York before IN
edvance-his stocks are the largest In the eoun-
~ and bis prices are lover. BE buys for bis
two stores 1t the came time. thereby enabling
hiM 20 sill y0a &c prices Tar below Bis eompefi-|
tors. BE only asks IN examfnAsiun 81 Ms goods
30 eonyinee you thai what be asserts Il true.
FIGURES WILL sHow.
. BUT FACTS WILL TELL
s'Evans'' Fine Salt, SITS per bag.
Best Canton Syrup, ~ cents per gailon.
Rio Sagar, and 10 cents per pound.
Rio Coffee, rs and 10 cents.
La'Guaysa, s'Best, 81 cents.
Cheviot Suits In al shades froua &C IS 10 Stos
Diagonal, Cloth Finish Suits, o. 20 q SIS co.
AIl-wool CassimeFe Suits, 80 % 20 Sle 90.
A Good ChinchIila OeeFcoaa, &c 90.
A Plain Black OF Blue Beaver 0vercoat, n 50
20 et2 90. --se- 4 - 81
Boys Gchool Suits, Ia al styles, o. so % $40.
Boy Fine Dress Suits, "a Hp
Mems Best. Army PIow Shoes. from
1890 d % 81 IS. - !
Ladies Shoes from 81 10 90.
Childsen's Cap Toe Iron Soc. TO o.
MEMS HATS iron 4Oc 10 Of 50.
GENTS FINE Do. from 8 1 90 to % 30.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-01

nr1a Month and expenses guaranteedt 70
- Agents. OUTFIT free. SHAW @ Co.,
AUGUSTA, MAIxE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-10

erecting but little way from my Office, who
always appeared TO be in merry humors
who had a kind word and cheerful smile for
every one he met. Let the day be ever so
cold, gloomy or sunless. a happy smile
danced like a sunbeam on his pleasant coun-
tenance. Meeting him, one morning,
asked him to tell me the secret of his happy
flow of spirits. e ia. ls.-i
'My secret, Doctor, hessreplied, sis that
have got one of the best wives, and when
60 TO work she always has kind word of
encouragement for me, and when go
home shemeets me with a smile and kiss,
and then tea is sure to be ready, and she has
done 50 many little things through the day
to please me, that can not find it in my
heart to speak an unkind word to any
body"
!, What an influence, then, hath woman
over the heart of man, to soften it and
make il the fountain of cheerful and pure
emotions! Speak gently, then; happy
smile and kind word of greeting, after the
tolls of the day are over, cost nothing, and
go far toward making home happy and
ppaCpful UH4. IrEl. lI "n.t me- D..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-10
a Lawver Robbed.

A member of the Philadelphia bar sleeps
in his office at night. On a recent night he
was aroused by loud rapping a. the office
door why could you not come at a rea-
sonable timer Because / am cook and
can not get offany sooner. have case for
you" Visions of big fee instinctively
arose in his mind, and wrapping himself up
in blanket he opened the door and adj
mitted two colored men. One wished to
obtain a divorce and was willing TO pay
good fee. But | do not want that gentle
man to know the facts. Where can We have
a private conversational" The lawyer took
him into the entry, still having the blanket
around him, where they remained some
minutes, when the visitors left He then
turned to the chair where he had placed all
his wearing apparel and found it gone, in
Guiding even his shirt and shoes. He went
to the door and succeeded in finding person
willing to report the matter to the Central
Station. A kind-hearted policeman loaned
him sufficient raiment to go to his mothers
home and procure another suit This young
lawyer declares he will in the future hear no
cases unless fully recompensed at the start.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-10
What the Jews ASS For.
iJeWish Adyocate.1

n .
There are in this country and in Europe
missions to the Jews as there are missions 70
cannibals and benighted sayages in Central
Africa, and the same speakers from the same
platforms appeal for pecuniary assistance
to enlighten all with charming implication
OF equality. Just as the Turk regard the
non-T turkish world as a set of dogs, and as
the Chinaman speaks of all outside the Great
Wall with unmitigated contempt, so the
Christian leaders of missionary enterprise
class the Jew with ignorant and depraved
races, with whom he has not a single
attribute in common save that he does not
accept the divinity of the founder of Chris
tianity. This disposition We can not ignore
for IL is forced upon us with pertinacity
that in some cases savors of insult. AS we
have made no aggressive movements in any
form, but simply go our own way, serving
God according to our conscience and wor-
Shipping Him after the manner He enjoined
upon US, we have a claim on the forbearance
of our Christian fellow citizens.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-10
THE MARKErs-DAILY REVIEW.
Flour. drain and HAY.

Flour-The market is firm but not quotably
higher. wheat--There were sales to-day of No.
red wheat track at 81 01H and further offerings
to sell at 81 o. being &c per bushel advance over
yesterday and corresponding to seaboard markets.
which are reported H95lc higher, while Chicago
has advanced nc November. I9l1sc December.
l1<c January. All markets are strong and the
tendency seems still to be towardshigher prices.
The local consumptiEe demand Is active, while
the movement at country points Is small. Corn
Thisgrain, In sympathy probably with the appre-
citation In wheat, has further advanced Ne per
bushel at the seaboard. and ss@7zc at Chicago.
The local market is firm, and the active demand
Is but poorly supplied, offerings being inconsder
able. Oats are frmer and a shade higher.
Flour-New process, Sc 5097 90: fancy, s. 50@
rs: choice IS Oo95 IS; family, 81 1894 80; treble
extra 81 2094 40; double extra. s. 1893 90; extra,
g 3093 so; superine s. 1898 Is; fine. 50 9093 90;
low grade, 81 35@2 so. Buckwheat Flcur-so COG
so per bib. ...4--f 49,, L,.f IA. a. f...
Al he Call ROard.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-10
DIV Goods Market.

DRY Goods Market.
Brown Sheetings and Shlrtings-Atlanta a. Sc:
Lawrence I, &c; Atlantic p, nc; Laurel Hill,
TIC; Granville L L, nc; Eastern standards &c;
PepgeTsl IS4 2ec; PspPerell I; 71c; Pepperefl R.
&c; Lancaster B, &C; Lancaster 6. SIC.
5sBleached shiftings- Amoskeag "A, lie; Fruit of
ao oe say Ml Hope iS
Wamsutta, l2c; New York Mills, l2c; Pride OF
West l21zc; .Pepperell lO4, 271ac;. Pepperell 81,
PAPER Cambrics-Mariviiie, 7c: s. S. & Sons 7c.
Masonville, &c: Warren, &c; high colors lie higher;
seconds, nc lower: 80
Arnold's, Sc; Conestoga, &C; Gloucester, &c.
Bags.Frankiinville, s2S so; Stark A, SIS; Otter
Creek. SO.
Osnaburgs-Six ounces, s1zc; eight ounces. lOc.
Corset Jeans-Androscoggin l0c; Canoe River,
SIC: Indian Orchard. SIC; Rockport, SIC; Laco-
mia. &c; Suffolk. nc; Naunkeag sateen, 1Oc; Pc
Ticks onestoga, ex.. lSc; do rs Ice; Gold
Medal IFS CS a. aaScb l's Cd do sibS s
I5c; Hamilton ID, 141Sc.
Stripes Amoskeag, l11zc; Hamilton, llHc;
sheridan, &c; Mechanics, nc; Yeomans lie;
spool c Soa o r Coats 5sc clarks, John
Jr., SIC; Clarks o. n. T., SIC; Green & Daniels,
zoe; Holyoke, 271zc; Staffords, 271zc
Jeans-Home-made, S71z@421zci Eastern, LOG
=" The Drug Market.
Alcohol, 50 2292 Is; alum. per n. 4@5c; Gallo
mel, per n, 75c; camphor, per %. 30a35c; cochi-
:
copperas bbl sS93 So gum opium, h, 81 50,97 IS:
indigo. per u, $l@l 20; licorice. Calabrian, h.
S5c: magnesia carb., 2 OF n, genning), 4O@42c;
tor best gal, 81 oo@i O5; sweet s0c@sl IS: olive.
gal, 81 1908 so; sperm, gall 81 IS; bergamot 10
(sanderson's) So SOFAS 75 cassia b, 81 40; lemon.
10 (sandersons). s. 5093 20. Quinine. p. d w,
o. $ $50 10; ens s6 per o. s. Ss@l 10
American bicarbonate soda. per ID, 3s4G4c; soda,
bicarb. English, casks ID. 5zzc; soda. sal h. 24@
&c; soda-ash, ID, 4(d414c; salts EPSON, ID, 3@4c;
snuff. per case, doz bottles Scotch s. so per doz.
snuff, CARROTS per case Of doz SIS SOILS; brim,
Id. 4S5c; saitpeter' Commercial, ID, seiOc: salt
peter pure, Id. 159lsc; turpentine. bbls gai, 429
42l4c; turpentine. gal, soc; Venetian. red Eng,
ssc iodine, 81 soaI IS: iodide potsssa. g Is
cloves 45@50c; rhubarb. powdered, sl@l Is. ~ q
FOCAL. 'i. '-'Ii i'
Brazil block, lie per bu.; Highland coal. 13c
per bu. coke, lac per bu; crushed coke Ice per
ba.; Pittsbprg iSc per bu; Raymond City. Ice
ton; Conneilsyille coke, Ice per bu.; Piedmont
and Blossburg. Sc 50 per ton; oven coke, 12c per
bus; Indiana camel, Ice per bu. 'ai -
We quote as follows: e' i'lA 2 % 'hi n
Timber, Joist and scantline-l0, IL IA and 16
feet long SIS 00 IS feet $40 so; 70 feet ~ 50 p
fest. SIC so: "a feet. 70 so. Common Boards, and
Fenciing1Msp, common boards, 81 5oi No %,
No 2 do, SIG 50; Gull fencing, sl4. Stock Boards
No l. 12inch stock boards, H. IA and 16 feet, $l9;
No do, SIS No, do. surfaced one side, SO 90.
piDe sd o. 90 ss co. de- s. So common common
face measure. s27 So No. Q do. $22 So All pine
pns % So ~ pSpar ss %
No; do, pine, sls; No: 8, do. SIS so; fencing
siding. si2. shingles-lS inch clear. s.; Is Inch
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
SENTINEL OFYIcE, I
TUESDAY. November Q. 1850. I

.rsH SFSTTk III OFFICk,
r TUESDAY, November 9. 1850. ;
The local money market continues to move
along smoothly. The supply OF money is amply
sufticientto meet the wants of the business com
munity, and hrst-elass commercial paper is being
negotiated at the usual rates of interest. ,s..,
New York Financial Market. 7fr-s,
NEw YORK. Novg 9.-Money-Market easy at
21z@4 per cent, closing at per cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-4@6 per cent
Produce Exports-For the week Sc, 056, 900.
Government Bonds-Generally firm.
Railroad Bonds-Actiye but irregular. .rtn
State Securities-Dull, except for Tennessee
consols which we're active and firm. 81.
The stock market opened strong. and generally
higher. but speculation Immediately took a
downward turn. and under realizing sales prices
declined sharply. During the afternoon dealings
were very irregular. the prevailing tendency
being toward a lower range OF quotations; prices
continued 20 decline to the close the lowest fig
ures of the day being current in the final sales
The decline ranged from Il TO 81 per cent. and
was led by Chicago and Alton, Elevated
Railway shares, i Granger and coal stocks
and Chicago Burlington and Quincy. The
90 during October: Denver and Rio Grande
gained SS1 900 the first week in November; Chicago
and Alton gained SllS000 during the MOI tn Of
October, and Wabash Pacific S32S 900 Tor the same
period. The Financial Chronicle reports the
earnings OF forty-six railroads for the month of
The earnings of forty-two railroads from January
to October 81 were Sl5l l59. So and Sl1s,97s ~
for The same time in 1879 Union Pacific earnings
increased $4,000 for October and those of the
Lake Shore sl42 900 for the last three weeks of the
same month. The Houston and Texas Road
Transactions aggregated 29S,OoO shares as fol
lows