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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
El Canal de Panama.

A continuation, di3a O. D art0 de Ia
Marin0, tradueimus integro IN teegra.
ma de Londres, techa 26 de 0ctu.
ore, dirigido al H.rald de Nasva-
Yo'k, relative uu ssunto imDoltants
qua hemos trstado reeientsmente con
pastante extension en- estas columns.
Dice ss{:
"Et Tirss, en- 50 artlculo sobre Ia nota
] del Secretsri0 B sine acercs del canal
lie Pansm4, dice 10 sigul-nte:
Nadie dudarA del dere ho que asists
! Io- Eft do UliIos 81 tomsr pTaosn.
ZONES para one sl Canal no Sc emplse
contra / ellos. Fl argur snto de
NJ B Inc para IA neutrslidad de Ga
I 81 - Incontsstsble pero no compren-
emos por que debs haber niL una re-
uograucis on dejsr que lug aterra y
|ranoit. ae uoan para contribute esa
= .rant a nj ?or que Sc ha d. sostener
IS ca 2, trstado de Colombia So
/ 2llsbe ya ssegurads una perfecta
Z utr&.tdsd. LIS prstension de Mr..
b a,oo e 1us ss posesiones america
ass RS as costas del PAcifco slimeuta-
rian Is Z.FyoY parte del tra6co del CO.
nsl es mug questionable. Vsrdaiera.
nente, spenas cabe dudAr que la INN an
"a msyoris de los buquss quepor mu~
] i no aempo straVisssn ei cana serisn
I de naelonsidsd inglsSs- En- toio csf }
.os derecbos psg&dos por ls marina
nerc ante ADercsna, en- oil pSsimo es-
taic 81 que hoy re halls, DO serisn en-
corto pIaz3 psrte considerable de las
ugdidades de los &ccionistag.
Por grBndes que sean los inte.
ses 1e Az erica Oh este asunto, 2 por
oasario que sea para ella qus exis.
I hores commissioners entire sus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

ra de Representatives. de los Eata4os-
Uoidos de Ame ios, reunilos en On
greso, que 80 vote Ia sums de $500, 1000,
5 10 que sea necessrio, de lo7 fon1o7
lei Tesoro que no hsysn sido destiua-
los para otro obiatc, para qne, bslo la
iirecci6n del srquitecto del Cspitolio,
% pinteu en lss paroles del mismo, por
os mas distirguidos artistas de este si-
.io, eli rscimiento, vida = mue'te de j.
,ucristo, nuastro Rsdentor, tai como 10
latas ips cnatro Evangelios de San
tateo, San Marcos, San Lucas y San
J Ian
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

LA NUEvA ERl.-Oon este tit % Ia
erapea 40 Ayar Ia luz prb.ica eu ID
HabarA uns b IN escrit. revists agrfco.
i.-i1d strial. Para comprerde1 10 in.
,resaI to y 1ti del t-xto bAssa fiarse er
81 sam rio De su numsro l. que es o.
siguien 10
4 le Prensa, Il lvsrten1a, Prosp4tto
Inmigraci6n, FL Arado, 81 Enfriodero
Elaboration y 4dacstrd2l~a de ds..car, nd
suinas, Degcisere ion dc IA eaA1, La Nd.
q,ona s'2aaora g su uso, Una mejo, a
Tren Echeurry, In tiooc:6a '4tu, Dates de.
iag'nio San Fra1 isco, Rsdn-ria de aza
CIR, Circuo de haesalc los, Tn dato CON
so.odor, FL Gas5geno, Z!tra de 1881 so
Y Mtsocldned.
Agr4d .cemos lie vista del colega es.
tableoieudo desdo lueco COZ tan vA,iosa
puh!ioaclon el ostumbrado CAME.
SAN JosE ON no able solemni6ad
se esta ~, Ios,41J en este indo tamoI9
Ia los T ?: Jesuita3 la traditional move
us de la Lamsoulada Concepci6n. Fn
aquel E.atoso recinto e.eYase to1o,
las noohes, entire ell aroma de las flo.
res del iacie"fo, el eco de armoniosos
cantos z De sc elt,das piatioas re- siosas
1ue proclAman 4 una las etsrnas glorias
ie Ia Virgen sip msnoil!s y la, graude
zss de- m strA R5lgi6n Cat6ii.a.
A San J1y6 dehen ir to1oe los oue
sieaten OIL su coreE6a 1ecesidad is con
suelos qua solo 81 amer negotiable l.
Ia M4dr3 de Di0s a te en- las infali,
bles verlales lie la ,lesia pu den su.
miuistra1 a los morta.es.
HFCAr0MBE PERRUNA.- EstAu pagan.
d. sho'a .. p4.o los iGf4lises indivi.
daos d. b familia Gamma que vsgar
p0r la po5iaclou sin corcespc2 lioate
salvo-cl .Iucto 8 oLslAu1que no eo-
zamos el NAL dc n81ia, de los irrac.o
oates Inclusive, con toio, dsoemos
aplsu3ir Ia efcacia cen qle u ausori
dad local socunds laa oiras del veelp
dario : tiende las exige aUas de lA "a.
Iua pIh joa.
NJ % eecatimen las bc ,itaz 7e astric-
nine, lae el eslor es sol cant3 t01a. =
Y 81 a"an}2no en- 81 particular ha sioo
siamrre ca1ss de males de- dosgrac;a.
en ex emo IamsntaDIes
Qae Al e Dola un can, ..mporta al nun 10!
CAGU 3. S qua nos han eDterado,
p8re.5 = s en "a nccAe Gel luues dti
mo, co. e. plausible mctivo de ser al
emp an3- So 5. NJ, los senior. ofeA-
les .t ). m ana de v0iunte~ios -.
sequi4' 81 81 alcslds de aquei Dnpl q
con une ciyertids s9rel 4ta duraate la
ous. 9. t6 esoogicas liezas a charsn.
- De n0tstros companeros Ge arsaas
h otseq llado, por 81 parte, IL jns-
t1 rec cci Ia, correspoa1io . la gs
iauterse de- los Voluuaarios COZ NJ
aounds Ito reffeseo.
PEhDADA So ha extravisdo urs H.
ceneis guardia de Orden pG olico ex
pedida favor de don ASustin hodri-
yuaE.
Sara gratifoado el que 10 prsssnte.
OBrro. Aver islleci6 Ia sonora MA
dre dc N lntelige nts y antigua cajintA
de ests imprents, d. jose Muriel.
Nos hacemos psr.tCire5 del sent.
mieuto de este lsboriofo iove n dssean.
dc para su excslente madre la N mAnst6n
eterna do los iustos. L. p.
MATEsIALEs. En- 81 pr6ximo ndmsro
b 'ronos pE extraoto Lac nriacipAles
natci@u que nos Ia traldo Ia prensa de
Cuba.
T'mbi6n tenemos preparado IN dis.
creto art eulo que, aoords con nusstras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

De mazapan, de f. utas y de yens; nuy su.
perores faos puestos en- ctj'Las do una de
media 8 roba propias para tr., portar cual
qnier fuhto.
Sc esp nden al por mayor % pesos qnin.
Ia las dos primeras clases y . pesos Yema
L"s pedidos de alguns impo! sncia han de
reclofst con alguna a tcipac6n
Drij; Sc { Ia confte Ia de la Palma di.
rectaine. te por medic d" los senores vomer.
ciantes de esta udad. Pnerto-Rico diciem
bre /. de 1887 -BALAEs Hos. 80 d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
La Emulsion de Walker
de1cltepu de hgldo De Btcsao Nauego
con FOsfito Bi-Ba sicO de Cal.

IL nreparaci6n de utj jos susto entras toGas
las CO.. fee i0uauas ACeita de B scalao
Rameuio yalI0so en lah uteC>loneS Bronqu.a.
les Pulmonares
Ests emuIsl6n no deis niagdn NAL sabor
En- Ia construction, y eDtormt aaues pulmo-
mares, I'll tosato BIB s!co de q. c0nbinsd,
con Aceite lie BacAla0 es ei i ivO remed4o que
los prncipalts n6dlcos del mulGo, iresvrlben
Lii, e. ulsien dc Walker es 1t dnica en- que eI
foktato do cal ehtra ea so,uc.on la cuai Ia hAce
superior todss las etras Sc Vende on t. das
las botlcas al por mayor.
Bctica IAN Jose, JotA Pehs Fl Abana
James Walker w. Quimicts Nueva-York
Z. s, A.
d H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
COSEU NEs'AElO.
sr. Director del Bot .rtN MEscAN1rL.

Nuy Sr. nuestro. Los operarios de este
imrr>ut4, comperero5 de gu amigo don 20.
se GurilI, dan 2.te ell mas seutido pesamc
por el f.ll 3imento de 81 sefora uadre
acaaeido ell 81 dia de aver, rogaudo al cielo
d5 s. z5-e la resignaci6l sufi ,iente PARA de-
plorar con tranquilidau tan rreparab.e per
dita la yirtuosa madre que va no existe
la gloria eteIna.
Puerto Rico, L. de D'cieu IRE de 1851.
Julio Meriuo, jose Gtutnex. Jos6 Brau,
Eugene PdIdo, Lorenzo padill ). jose La
za, Jose OteIo. Josd Cnavarria, Jose b. Es-
tIrio, Anelardo l'rieto, 0SDino Moczo, Sal
vAdor Manxano Bonifacio Laza, Ramon
Romero, salvador Go MA e2, Felix Boads,
Manuel MAJ AFRO, OsIestino Lsrli.r, Balb nc
Garcia, Juan Rivera, Juan Grau, s gIndU
Hernandez. Alejandro Hernandez, Andres
Atiles, Luis Galimdoz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

Ha sido declarado cesante don jose
Hunplido, oficial c de la Tesorerla de
Hscien IL, y nombrsdo en- 50 lugar don
jose Pastorin Vacher.
lien 81 ofols g. de la Aduans Dc
M4yague2 dou Rafael Pach eco quien
suAtituye don Lucas Mogica, admins
trAdor de Correos de Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

Por otra fechaia al 7 se hs concedi-
10 a los Ayudsntes de Ooras PuoIic IS
ane sirven en- ests I..s DON G., briel
Marin, DIN joe l. Hernandez Costa,
Don Jose Fort Medina y D n Jui4n
Ccuellss la categoris de o6ciales segun-
dos de Administration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

PR r Al orden do del pr6ximo pa
> ,i0 S II. se Ia servi1o 1isponer cue
Sc G, a. ,dA un plazo de seis meses 8
os is iivi iuos del eietcito que se pr
sentan ( ex}meDes para prestar sus ser
vicios an el rsmo de Teegrafos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
ANUNCIOs DIVERSOS.
EaPGA
PARA PERlODIC0.

En- Ia 1mI renta del BoLrrrN Sc
detalla el de 87xl03 clm tauafic G
de este peri6aico d S5 resma de
500 phegost y Ell de 62><9l do Ia
mafio de FL Agents d $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
cItitslagfte eeeEatiailss,

Por D. rem6n Ms, tfneE Garcia nn peao
oil eieapla,
Nu0vR 4 ,tmetoa pUr al nismo aut0r. dc
texto para todab las e-co.lus eIementa IS :
Supt nores da ID l7o z5 tJptaEos ana, ~ -
3 dozens Ambas ulras Sc Venden en esta
III r Yen Gadol B0LLTIN. h,27 "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
SGGIBDoD DB SOCOlRvS NJIUOS.
de los amigos del Bien Public a
q. .Tuan de Puerto Rico.

Consecuente acuerlo de la DIRECTIVE 10
cha ls de. sctuai, te convoca "a general para
Ia iunta que tendra lu| ar u Ii de dclan-bre
,r6ximo on los saloLes del ''Citcrlo Caider6n"
calle de san Jot 4 udm I4a as doce d. dicho
dia, con el fn de rroceder 4 10 eleeci6n de
los indlviduos que han do componer Ia Jlnta
Directive de ests Sociedad, en- el proximo
sho do 1881
Lo que SO haee pdblico cCnforme al artieuio
s3 del Regemento interior, snphcsndo los
sehoros soclos la puntual aistencia,
Puerto r co 70 10 noviembre lie 1881. -AEl
President -FEMCIANo FuERTEs "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
Al pdblico.

Garcia o. FarriI Agentss generates y
comiSionibtas ParHcipan he 1er trasladado
sn escritorio la cslle dc Teeosn ndmero 70,
frente al nGmtro 25 de la misma Gale eue ocu.
Daban. I-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

So ha presentado en- la carcel publics
De Ponce don Alfredo G .saIs. process 10
an union dc otros por ielitos que COM
prometen Ia psz del E.tsdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
Jose r Becerra,
ABOGADO.
CRISTO 10.
NIUEBLES.
CRISTO 10.

So vende todo el moviliario de la casa ca.
lie del Sol mum. 6s, hay d0s sillertas muy
buenas, " la una es lie palisanIro : ssoA-
parates lie espeio un piano d medic usc y
otros vari S efectos, las hcras para verloS
son de a IL de la mahana de IL d de
Ia tarde. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

K vapor enministrs alimentos 10.
passItlos lie g. camars pagsndo so
oeDtavcs diarios.
S3bre psssje dc ida y vueIta Sc rebs-
ia n 25 20
Los bl!ietoA SO expiGen on la sgenpia
hasta uas hors sntes dc Ia saIida del
vapor.
Para mas infoImes dirigirse los
cons'gnstsrlos,
l J Is Fed6ersen HiL;n 4 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
Hab1CaciOn.

Un sotero (extrangeroJ soIicIsa una hAb
taci6a fresca, vompuesa lie dormitorio gran-
de uns dos pic as MAJ, en- caJle qre no sec
arriba de Ia de San Francisco, otartas con 90
tales y rrecio diiija1se bujJ la etra ''S" es.
tn redaccio1. l-G
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

+, IL de cada mes tocars tsmblen en-
este puerto uu vepor de Ia misma oom-
pan'a. signiendo ruta para PUERTO PLA.
IA, EABANA Y MEXICO.
PRECIO5 DE PASAJES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

Puerto SEMI RAIz Asn g1saEDUARDo AENso San Juan
Myaguz
ia Hmcal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

CenPsiia de VlPCreS tsa AaIa Reel ingesa.
E Il 8 Is lie cads mes tocara On 20
to puerto IN vapor de dicha compsni,
tomanco pasaieros y csrga para San
THOMAS EUROPA.
PRECIOS DE PASAJES.
Lag2otrra y Fronlia.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-30
Curious Results.

The method of taking the census
Of the population Of England is very
complete and tho machinery simple
Each ocnsus taker knows exactly
the territory to be looked aftor and
usually is allotted from fonr to six
hours.
The last census of the city Of Lon.
don proper shows some curious re-
suits. It was taken in tho evening,
when only $4,000 people were found
within the city limits out of the 5OO,-
900 who inhabit it by day. For in
stance, upon tho census night there
happened to be as dodgers from agri.
cultural districts in the city inns and
hotels, forty farmers besides three
farm bailifis and twenty.threc garden
CHS, so that in the ratio of agricultur-
lists to area London city appears as
the champion agricultural district OF
the Kingdom. It also appears that
out Of 5000 merchants who are by day
something in the city," only $50 ha-
bitually sleep within the city bounds
and that out of 5000 brokers only
thirty three breakfast under the shad-
oW Of St. Paurs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-30
Boy Inventors.

Some Of the most important inven.
tons have been the work of mere boys
The invention of the valve motion to
the steam engine was made by boy.
Watts left the engine in very lncom-
plcto condition, from the fact that he
had no wayt to open or close the valves,
except by means of levers operated by
the hand. lie set up large engine at
one Of the mines, and boy was hired
to work these valve levers; although
this was not hard work, yet it requir
ed constant attention. As he was
working these levers, he saw that
parts Of The engine moved in the right
direction and at the exact time that
he had to open or close tho valves
He procured strong cord and made
ono end fast to the proper part of the
engine, and the other end 10 the valve
lever; the boy had tho satisfaction of
seeing the engine move off with per-
feet regularity of motion. A short
time after tho foreman came around
aud found the boy playing marbles at
the door. Looking at the engine he
soon saw the ingenuity Of the boy,
and also the advantages Of so great an
invontion. Mr.. Watts then carried out
the boys Inventive genius In prac-
teal form, and made the steam en-
ginc eriect automatic working ma
chine.
The poWcr-loom is tho invention Of
q farmer boy Who had never seen or
heard Of such thing. He whitfield
one out with his j,ckknife, and after
he had got it all done, he, with great
enthusiasm, showed it to his father,
who at once kicked it all to pieces,
saying he would have no boy about
him that would spend his time on
snch foolish things. The boy gather
cd up tho pieces and laid them away.
Soon after this his father bound him
out as al apprentices to blacksmith,
about twelve nils from homo. The
boy was delighted at the idea Of learn
ing a trade, and he soon found that
his now master was kind and took
lively interest in him. He had made
loom Of what was left of the one his
father had broken up, which he show
cd to his master. The blacksmith
saw he had no common boy as an ap-
prentice, and that the invention was
very valuable onn. Ho Immediately
had loom constructed under tho SUI
pervision of tho boy; it worked to
their perfect satisfaction, and the
blacksmith furnished the means to
manufacture the looms, the boy to re-
ceive one-half the profits. In about
year the blacksmith wrote to the
boys father that he should be at his
house ut given time, and should
bring with him wealthy gentleman,
who was the inventor of the celebrat-
ed power loom. You may DO able to
judge of tho establishment at the old
home when his son was presented to
him as tho inventor, who told him
that his loom was the samc as the
model he had kicked to pieces but
year before Western Trade. 80
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-30
One Of mr.. Moody,s stories.

One Of the secrets of Mr.. Mooty's power
is his ability IS story-teller. This is well
illustrated by the following from one of his
addresses in San Francisco: when l was
young man, before left my native town,
was at work in the field one day in Gems
osny with aneighbor of mine. All at once
Saw him begin to weep. l asked him
what the trouble was. h. then told me a
range story-strange to me then, for | was
not I'll that time a Christian He said that
his nl other WAS a Christian when he left
1ome 10 seek his fortune. When he was
abou starting his mother took him by the
1and and spoke thesr parting words: "My
son, seek We first the kingdom of God and
be ad led unto thee This said he, was
my mothers favorite text When he got
INTO The town where he was going. he had
to spend the sabbath there. He went to
church, and the minister took this very
text: Seek ye first the kingdom of Cod
He thought it very strange. Well, he said
a would not seek the kingdom then; he
be got farm and some money. Yet that
text troub ed him. Again he went to
church and to his amaZement the sermon
was on the very same text. He did not at
tend church for some time. At last he was
induced to again enter the church, and be-
held, he heard the preacher take the very
same text He thought then il was G. d
speaking to him, that his mothers prayers
were being answered. But he coolly and
deliberately made up his mind that he
would not be Christian. i never heard
any sermon since said he, that has made
any impression on me- l was not q Chris
tian myself L: en-, SO didn't know how to
talk to ,bim.
The time came for me so leave home. j
went to Boston. and there / became a cons
vert. When got TO be Christian, the
first thing that came into my mind was
that man. Imade up my mind to try and
bring him to Christ. When came home
I mentioned the name to nv mother, and
asked if he was living Is he living? she
exclaimed Didn't I write to you about
him?' Write me whatT Why, that he
had gone out of his mind. and is now in the
insane asylum When got up there he
pointed his finger at ne. Says he: Young
man, seek ye first the Kingdom of God
he had never forgotten the text. Although
us inrnd was shattered ard gone, the text
was there. The next time returned home
my mother told me he was at home idiotic.
went TO the house to see him, and there
was that vacant look in his eve. said: DO
you know meF He pointed his finger at
me- and said: Dung man, seek We first
the kingdom of God God had driven that
text into his mind, but his reason was gone.
The next time returned home he was
dead; and when l visited my father 9
grave I noticed new grave stone had
been put up. I stopped to read it, and
found it was my friends. The autumn
wind was making mournfal noise and
seemed to hear it whispering the text:
! Seek We first the kingdom of Cod F."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-30
to serve the country Ia position even
more prominent. fT
A Washington telegram to the same

to serve the country Ia position even
more prominent.
A Washington telegram to the same
paper, says:
Early In the day it was reported that
Postmaster-Genera Maynard had been
elected Senator, and the large vote he
had received on every previous ballot,
together with the suppositlon that
Stewart, the Republican whose title
to sea. In the legislature had been
upsuccessfuiiy Contested, would be
seated and vote for Maynard, gave
color Of truth to the rumor.
Deep interet was felt on the subs
ject, as had Maynard been elected,
Malone, OF Virginia. would st once
cease to be sn inc portant political factor
in the Senate, and the complexion of
that BODY after the 4th of Marc 4 would
have been Republican beyond perad-
venture. Now Malone retains all his
political Importance. and bis vots Will
decide whether the Democrats shall
retain or lose control or the orgsnizs-
ton of the Saasts.
The Tennessee representatives In
Congress, ith the exception OF Mr..
Houk, were delighted with the result.
The Memphis Avalanche, Dsmo'
cratic, says editoriaily:
"His friends say the Nsragansett Is
net dead, but lives to fight another
day. Well, so be If. Tennesseeans
are rather proud Of Maynard, if he is
a Republican. His integrity and bis
great ability cannot be questioned"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-30

CHRONICLE OFFICE,

fcoRREcTED DAuY.1
CHRONICLE OFFICE,
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Jan 20 1884,
Limited arrivals of grain both whea,
and corn And ready sale at full prices
Wheat wanted; choice White
and Lancaster. 95caSl.0O. Prime Fuliz
95eaS1 90. and medium grades s5a95c.
Corn little of. 4ea47c for loose; sacked
in car loads, 50a5lc; selling jobs. 5sIa5sc.
Oats In fair request at S8s40c.
Bacon, old stock exhausted. Bulk ~ eats
dry salt sides. 71a7ic; shoulders, 4ts5c
Lard in so lb. tin cans. 8ls9c.
Field seeds are offered freely by our
merchants. Glover $5.OOaS55 so; timothy
So Is, red top SLIGO and orchard grass 500
PoTAToEs-Irish, Loose, active. 7oa75c
AATs.Loose, 7sss5o per 100 lbs; baled
PEAs-In fair demand, 75asoc.
,BEAE-90c per 100 pounds
DRIEDFRUIr-Apples. 2$aSc. Peach.
FLoUa-Nominal country extra. buy.
ing. dull. $2OOa2 30. selling. 50 90 : 10
per sack; family. buying, $2.50H :. 10;
e0lkIuk, -. tOdO.sU bhCA.
FvATHzas- Good demand; 4lc; mi cd,
2Oa25.
Choice roll. ls.l7c; prime
Calico; grease butter. Bate.
Eaas-Buying, Csc; in good demand,
market quieter.
PouLTRY-Live chickens, 41a5c Ger ID;
BOOSTERS, 24c; Turkeys, &c; dressed
chickens, &c; turkeys, Sc per Id,
RAes-Ootton, lie.
BHEswAY-20cp per round
HIDEs-Dry flint, 13sl4; green, 6isTo.
TALLow-4a4ac.
FLAX Sampler bushel, SOc.
BRAss--10al2c.; Copper, 10a12c.
WooL-More teDand: prices unchanged.
We quote choice tub washed, 40c: fair to
good 35c; dark coarse Soc; unwa;hod
224a25o.
GINsEga-N ominsl, 81 40al.50.
SEaEKA SNAKE. -z35s40c.
PINK RooT-15.
YELLOW RooT-5c.
LADY SLIPPER-2c
MAY APPLE--1ko
BLUE FLAG 2a21c.
BLooDRooT-.-2c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-30
From Old Greene,
GREENEvILLE. Ian.

GREENEvILLE, Jan. 20.
Mr.. EDITOR: The Republicans are
Indignant over the election 9th. E.
Jackson, senator. The Democrats are
exuItant. Some Republicans console
themselves ever the idea that 1t is a
trick, and claim that a member of the
legislature is Ineligible under the
constitution of Tennessee TO the Office
of United Etstes Senator. But they
certainly miscoDstrue the constitution.
The Republicans who voted for the
bourbon Democrat will have to exs
plain great deal to their constitu mi Ia
before they will approve them ss good
and faithful servants. It Ia reported
that tbs Republicans were bought at
S. per head. That is cheap. How is
it? ALTO.