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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03
Dan Gurley's Condition.

Engineer Dan Gurley, who had both legs
broken above the ankle at Cleveland recent
sorry to learn, for the past day or two.
Yesterday. however, his physicians report
him resting easier, and there is moro hope
fuiuess
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03

Rev. Lewis Bookwalter, of Greeneviile,
was in the city yesterday and was welcome
caller at the CHRONICLE Office.
Mr.. W. N. Lindsay, of the, revenue ser
vice, has been in the city for few days,
having returned from Benton, Polk County,
where he was on duty, He is suffering
again from tho gun-shot wound in tho arm
which was received in the discharge of duty
two or three years ago He went out on
the K. & o. train yesterday evening to his
home at Jacksboro.
Hon s. A. Rodgers came up from Loudon
yesterday evening.
Col J. B. Heiskell, of Memphis, arrived
in the city yesterday evening
Mr. D. B. Childress and his accomplished
daughter, Miss Sammis, of sweetwster,
came up yesterday evening.
Dir. Josh Mcclure, ths clever travsiing
salesman for Michaels & Duncombs's sad
dlery house, has returned from trip South.
Deputy U. S. Marshal l.. T. Walker, Of
Chattanooga, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. G, r. Maggie, who has been employed
in the general ticket Office of the T. e, V.
j G.. Railroad for some time, left Yesterday,
returning to his homo At Selma, Ala. His
health would not permit of office work, and
hs will get train on the Selma division
Mr.. Jas. Taylor, Of the firm of Dobson
& Taylor, marble men at johnson City,
came down on yesterdays train and went
to Erin, to visit relatives.
Mrs. 0. +. Owen, her sister. Mrs. J. Il.
Payne, snd little daughter, Miss Jessie
Payne, left yesterday for Atlanta, to take in
the Exposition for few weeks.
Nr Henry Clear, of Anderson county,
was in the city, and paid the CHRONICLE a
/ pleasant call yesterday.
/ When lecturer has worked tho ladies of
his audience so near to the weeping point
that they have gotten out their hsndker-
chief md then suddenly changes his tone
and speakes OF the merits of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup he is bound to rouse feeling
of indignation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03

For torpid Liver there nothing better
han Tate spring Water. For sale at Peter
Kssn's. ee
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03

The best Ststsen Hat for 81 at @sssstt,
Fsra i Rrs.'s.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03
Wanted, at the Hattie House,

An experienced ehambermaid. Inquire al
the Hotel. ect2dtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03
Knoxville Didn't Get 1t.

4 dispatch received at the CHRONICLE
Office yesterday evening from DIR. A. B.
Tadlock, gives the information that the
hold its next annual meeting at Indian
apolis. He will be at home this evening.
Death to Eats and xaunin Harsans, Rx.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03

Well filled with choice assortment of rare
plants, is now open at all hours of the day
to the public. Cut flowers, bedding, foliage,
and Towering plants for SALE Prices mod
crate. sep30tf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03
CENTRAL COAL CO

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03

Nervous pains and weaknesses, malarial
diseases, fever and ague, positively cured by
using Browns Iron Bitters.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03

Stock of goods for sale, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, ETC.,
In a good locality. Store-room can be rented
for any length of time desired. Reason for
selling, change of business.
Address P. o. Box 425,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-03
HOPE u BROTHER,
Watchmakers and Jewellers,

Knoxville Ii ank suildtug
, 1881-11-10

stFita \, IL L "";, G!ants"niltr i.:;S:Gi,,
sr,h siaia a. i; lii II f lvis"n
~, q: inTn.s.a. !,a,st S"v' ftr"'ny her' ,.r.
,,"s "ss ~ ~ ss'a ",r II H.: fii:o,
3ihx II Il, dntr,i Suy.n tsis.teT III i'iinnccry
N"f, Ia ~ Fniic 4. ;r Iy;ioi,. i,ix @'
i.n1 =, dasdh Snr, ! Ut. a. Chaso 10 \. r. ,,x
s,vsssn SsS: H. ;ar ss;s 't;sxiiiiil t'
Et'vsd, Ia,oI S"v.; ii":aphiiraby /" jasob .,,
ws.s fSs';Ss i i'll &:;hti.aa NJ: ''
p;!s II; +; "
ID Eva L, t:t.nla."rsS, 1900,
xs"! s! ,s & III aSoss, III tSts ics 20
Il. ". DnyIs ID II. ~ atruig,.. ................. rI
cnn!rnt iafk ~, : 2 r"r IMnntY Y-sisth II, y
rsrvs; r,.c snse M ,,!t. ST. t'aspn H. chorry ~ ,ao,
l"is Il ~ i .''s Sssi Il s. !. .ii;. '"'
dated t,ct. u lt:llta,nth tlarrlty in Tlu.Nna II -
MttHs nP riit cnritr.nOual:.
fIlti e t.ntct, iii. j; II. II. Dolana ii i.
t,e"es" II. ';car isSs ssli6S' ''
HHEFG. ,{rxstns blrrAti 'atn, My achnslta !. u.k
kuuTH urEtrY tlMlrn WITHIN 4 fAIIuA ur snrBs
aaEfEs ny TIN r1dHr.iluteE.
q, ,.atmt, Nay. tdcDrEu a. tiinusy III Amos a,,
lrt"my Id Il i 81 Fiji; Il, $;si' ''
a. Hhsah S,v. HleprTn \. isn'ery IN U.
Il s. a. siSst S thsFss ssa.'iIsa issnsssa II
.; !; ,;! ~
, 1881-11-10
WHAT IS CORN WORTH
IN The Edit0r Of The Eitt1o1 Tribune,

OSAItt;A, Nov. B.-Whnt fs tho ncttinl ynllo Of
bushcl nf Gotn7 a correspondent snyA: largo
holstoss In Naw furk think prusunt yninus ton
h!All. havo l,efora tl,e tn.lo Of "h1Hhtst and
lnwcst prices vi carn fl Chicnxo Tor ouch n,onh
Fur twnttty-unn ynhrs. prepArett By McUGtMisl,
Rn.s Co., tf your rlty. From II ,sGduco tho
following: Adding tho highest a.lt! lowess prices
Tor tMch month in tho your Nttd iIyillnK BY -
glvca tho nverlsn prlee for 1911 ut 41sc, for 1sl
:H'ic--c.l,lscd by tic castt1K uf tho Mississippi
!ttper-forclrx nIl surplus EnAt, and consequent
h!H1l fro1ghts. When curt scl ut a0u In Chicagot
WIS h!Hltcr ut tfEa acRtonrsf and III New England
innrkctathnn nov: prlcts a'ltnnccd 10 MI average
or SIUs In lsil, oausc y shurt urop Ut 1B's,, de-.
c@|ifea tn III aset1txa Of dlo IN 'j, tit tu 'sc
IN ls1, 1:u In 1871, then dnwu 10 :riu h 1si3 ms
tho result nf tho three tMltnctl<c crops Of iEtO,
ls1', and lsi... utr.
, Tho nvornvn thehost anl lowest of
zach month, price Tor tho wl,olo twnn-
.y"ono years VIA Tgao por bu.
tSis tnGs aso " interesins: for ii'su, % ''H t.le
nvernKc @ nl tAe hlEhcst prices lMh :,,r!'g eas!i
ySnr n ior tho twety-ont, ycara n 5:':a per i,l.
i|s u nix iime Il. t,o ycar, to.sit isl, ltt:,
js.:, lssa. 1sis IT'D, aid 1ksu; Ayor,su nt hlxh-
Tst W Hrices & ior iMgso sg.p', yea,s Ie.nx A5 a.7r
over, to.wIt: 1854. lN,u, ls6i, md inv; tlio
Arertpe q htutcst prices for tho fur yrnrs was
sss paid e or eoS s yeas wa a s s yss; y &C.
nvsrtEo M Of the highest prlces for tho ten yours,
1t wonll seen, ttat tho nvcrapo Of twcnty-oro
yenrs ought 10 be about tho value OF corti Ii, my
Aynr4Ep scnann. It il evident that wtcn. tho
farmer Is tui'gcd to sti low ,Yhou Il il ptcnty,
,yhy so''la ho nut yet largo prices wl'sn !. IL
1'hcro fs IL common say,ug n,uonu Farmers,
" gutHl whGAt-ycnr is usI1nily II I,.J0r t.t,r,l-
yenr nnn vlee vcrs,l. Anitnis is ,lsi.liiy tr'lc.
ttNn NtlfHtf. Ia rtInr tt
, 1881-11-10
"Omr 1:1toestsutl Ca,.tctaporary.s

- ttlH NBe's L.tlrHiltf jtoGitrANu.
We lAyG tDthtilE ulprU lu YAy o. our eKtGtuietl
contemporary, tho editor Of the swtutwnter
H1:ttlc Aside from thu fant ttlat llU III KDltnl-
eyed, eo,lsunlrtyp !,r, With breath !Ike Il bli4-
zal,l uilu u record Ike II Huuv!et, W. dDt't k,Mw
Al.ythl!I; axn..lBl him. lilo tucatis well enough,
md II hG can eyntlu tho penitantiary mud tho
Vigilance cotntltltae Few ln9ro years., thcrO Ia
ChRnco for hin III c4ul his itc IN natural nGy.
II hs .aunst iv Tho truth III 10 M.oru plenty,
however,, tho uroon i!yer poopo will rtso u ulo
man and uhurn him ti!t shor0 won't bu anything
leti 81 hIin hut pnir VI susncnslets and wart.
This lrientllT 4ut!ca OF hia esteemed coniotr.
p0r,ry y ratlior thth over by tho following from
tho btnrirttA lU.} 1faks:
Tho ln,bcUIlu nnd idsOtto Sinking portion Ut
MI lllbKlt ltNAta abortion WhpBH tnan9 appears at
tho hcAd os IN oixht " ten shcat Issued from
StncsmsttM ~ Mncwspaper factory, bYs ps!rIM,rtlne 20
Times nf stealing lta loeh! n'atter. Strhl froM
th!s blarkxuarl and seit,.poutod wreteh~-a
,!sccncy-so t,lt,y tnat eoE ttat would nsu hila
pr y sagna pc 1atps!
stealing thu corrupt ana hulltsh Thoughts Of such
low.slnwn and eonteInpubs0 bolng ~ this
lrGtlyD1tl IL.
, 1881-11-10
TX cleartngs woro $7,eO0, coo,
uY TELEGRAPH,
HkW 1t1ISNt
&nRciai Elist,afth. II n 4 hiea.e ksk.kA As.a.

Special Dspatta to M thttaeo Irtbuna
New YoKk, Nov. D.-bpo culauon OIL tho stock
Exchange was active but irruEulnr until utter
tho alanhattai, Elevated 1tailrdaa meeting. when
II became bullish except for tho vu1idnrlIlt
stocks, whlchs were depressed TN rcports
slMt tho Fennsylrnha Company Is tAkiny
f5bIHhls below Its publIshe1 rAtrs. The market
opened strung and n fraction higher generally.
f:r5u proturrei, Richmond & nhuyiic, and Louis
Vile, EoW Albany s. Chicago wcro carh per
tunt higher. After nj advance Ut IL III Iput-
ana. n|ou,nsnRtun i Wcsterii prices hcRan totlo.
clne. and by II o'cIpck hnd faiiun Il to TX por
cent. TAis Waa followed by reaction IT Is
to per cent. Dur!nK tho HrGatar p1rt uE the
Afternoon the temper Ut speculation Wns fever
ish except for tho elevated railroad stocks, but
Tor an hour before tue ulosa tho xchotul mar
ket raiiiGi atNl hooaiAp atrunx, though foyertsh,
Tho weak stuckA Wcto New York C0ntral, Eric
Common, Tcxas pautac, and nUbns0n Mining.
TIC tnoney market wna easy throughout to-
day. Tho ratio to borrowers on pledge Of stock
cnilatcral ruled betwoelt aud pct oent, clos
ing ut for Ccnt. Holders OF 0ovornmont botta
wcro supplied ut 4@a per cent, Only sa,s5o Of
Government bonds wcro offered 10 and
accepted by the Treasury today at
EAE aud accrued interest. They wcre
all cxtentlod s!xos. TIme loans arc quoted ut q
por cant and primo mercantile At Glb7 per cont.
Tho aterling cxchanRu market WINS stcady. Tho
nominal asking quotations are 4Slk for sixty
day b!lla anl 4B5!s fnr demand. Actual hi,al,
1,oss was doug at 4S0hGe4Bi for sl1ty-duy oils,
Asa.s for dcmand, 4ssh Q.4so for cable trans
fers, QI.d 47N1t1Dst fur cosnu4erc.al bills.
ltatlEoad mortgages wose Aotive at Ncncrnlly
advancing prlcVs, burlington, Cedar llaplds &;
Northarn frsts sUso from l0tH to 109ti aud re-
acted to 1G:. Eaat Tonncssce Incomes advanced
from hos; to ka>s, and sold down to Is. Eric CON-
sollatea seconds sold up fTl,,n lUl4s to 104K,
and otosed at l0{N. kansas Iurt1n Gun
soils advanced rEom 1U3 to lO5H,
reaosod to lQ5, and returned to 10d!s, Missouri
Pacific ftsats feti OF from t0d to 107 and sacov.
cred to l07A. Men. Orleans & rao'iio arsts do.
ullnod froM wv to WI und sold w to u Nav
jorsey Central iucomes sold up from 100 to
10i, rcac1ed 10 19sk, aad returned to l0J.
Texas rAol0o Incomes and land granta
! advanced tsnm " 70 ToX.. rescted W
, 1881-11-10

FlI}ts1t-WRa 1nlGt nhd tslpllns,HUG, Tho nlQrkpk
really aa, but tho ntrdnxcs totto III wians nlado
aur 1!1lttgrH saracr tuHEh wheat ni1 not knNp lp
Thora waS 1lttt1 lnaulfY on export nGGt't hut unv
hr twu order were HA FIR PARTIES In Isnstpru Snx
falc* wero rtporl III 5 brk wtntoss lrty nj tfj1,
@lH 0slA srlnKs ut ei0sa.U l,GO sarks low 9rattc,
partly Ut fila; and l brs hnrkwileat Mt it1 TothI
u1usl ~ l,lD hrls Winter nonrs Metn quotcd ut
sh5ait7.6o, shipping srRs IlnsG.ii; thv Low grade
springs, EAsHriNs tty1 ttuur At abUut fj.T5Ghu+ Ad
cho!cu buoknhuat hala Ut nbuMt ta.n.
OruEn MILrsTCFfs-Wcra quoted tiGns. with u
,npdernc supply ar,d fair dunnsld. salcn weru re-
ported Of 1 alra bran III ffJati5as cars n!ddllu1s
1T tl7da l0 cur cohrko rurn-.rcR at EtiD] ur ton
an track, aNd cur nhunt screenings ut &u por hu
SPRING WilEAT-NAs nrt've Mnd 1truaufArly
higher. Tile ,nnrkct atvnnuti n{@t9sc. tlluu do
cod :}sc, ana coBud asdke boluw tie ntcst pr'cns
dnr. Tho i'rtlsn lnarkess woru not henrd
ss" s ,ss. t I'LL s u 10, G s,.,pat sy IND o ms1 n1a
q tse !sst NJ xss.hsss I'll ssaesss .et i u
NJ sSs sII 4
;s,ss: a. ss!sss ~ ;ss!y: kS* Ss;H ss' y
@ ,e sFy yxse e
ssIs $$S! ss': s5s SsSs
~ $:s II Ssfs!r T ~: ssS: aS
ssS2a s t sss"Sf s"S L Z ssa sSt6s \:
: E; Il
IA: A: s:;:s:sE ;:|E' :f; :;;F ;s
j:; s::; s::; |$$:;:: $$::;::; !:::: 5
s;ss; s;sar s' s'ss "ss
CyHN-WHs scslsc and irrssnIariy Stronger. fut.
, 1881-11-10

saai toKi ZIP to s7i, and cIuscd Mt 1si: slo frsts
tltfu Grnnde nl,lsun) raso tr'fa E:,s 10 t2s&, re-
turned to n.ia, and sDt'l Nn tnits!f. Wabash gem
ernl Gs advanced from ~ 10 m. a1,sl returned tt
u.s. st. ranh Chicago l. fnclln n1l,l Western
iis n'Iynnccd from nj to III, Ohio Fouthorn
land uranta from l03 10 lOd. Northwestern aIhk-
Ing fund Gs from, l01 TO l07A, Morris & Essex
Ktinrnntcra rsts frotn 1al;s to 1a5, Nuhllo l.
Ohio sceund .lcbenti1ros from =. 10 7asf, knnans
4. Texas general gs from 30 to No. tn.llhnn
bloomington Il Western nrats frnm -
IN ti an second Incomes from 10 n
~, Fort Wnynu 4 Chicago EcEnntt4 from
latH to Islt4. nonyGr, sohtst pnrk 4 rnotnc
trsts from 1U3is to 1oi. Chesapeake & t}hls tcAss
II, frum n to 8,H, lostot. Hartford Erie tirsts
fEt,rt tY7!t to o.. ch1cagu, burlington & Quincy
- declined from i'll to 13, hlbany 4 Sus.
tchannn seconds from lN 10 105. ~.
pnul lrsts {CnIru 4 hfinnosotn Dvis!on)
from 1T to 1:0!i, Richmond 4 Allegheny
firsts from IND to los, Atlantic 4 pactle incomes
from II 10 41A. reurin. necaturo 4 Evnnsvfo
Incomes fron Il 10 ii. fatllt, Colorado s Snnta
I'd trsts sod ut lon, TexaA & Ut. f.ois tlrsts Mt
A,,i, 1T. 1'aul as Mt III, Louisville & NASHVILLE
tlrsts tCccrlun 9rA1ch) Mt f1S, Columbus. Cht-
cnKu lndtnna Central flrste nt III, Buffalo, Now
York & Eric slrsts at 12El nt,h Houston 4 Texns
flrata Western Dlvison' Ut ll03i.
~ ths lf'tster., Assoesnsfd f'ftts.
SKw York, NHy. H.-fiDrGrntlonte Wuro irln
and generally i.6tii higher.
lshlIroAtl bonds wero Irregular on moderate
vof,sille of b.lsiucsG.
State sepltrltIcs we're III light rc0nest.
Thu htork ninrket npcnrll str0nr nnl !sfbt
higher. but wiki tho exception OF MI atiyanoo or
tl TT fndana, bloomington 1; Wostcrn. tho
enttrc market rcgtItllcd n DECLINE III curly lcnI-
lngs ranging from (tkl,i, Denver l. lsIo t,rande
lcatliug therein. 'fhis Wns followed by M iIn-
provcnlent Of AG117s, whtoh WINS snnst tnnrkcil
IN Wabash l'au!llc. and later ty ninther ru-
iiutins tte aftarilaoI, specuatian assi,in,'i i
tirin t6sle Manhattan Einvnted scltinr III, III,
Metropolitan 3k, Cincinnati. SMndtialsy & Elnvr.
yor & Rio Grande III, md remainder ot tho list
,,Gslai. In lhto dealings MnnNnttnn Elevntra
ratlotetf W and tho general Hat eiGtl. hut splv
ut tho highest point touched.
, 1881-11-10
eAN FIAN0IBC0t
| SAN FnANClsCo, Nov. V.-3llnlnE stocks closed
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments werc 0loa for REQ.
ord Wednesday, Nov.0;
plTY PROPERTY.
Ladla u. 100 IT'S Of Hsy1n4eVnth. v I, slxlD9lt
dAtot kov, ntsafy OppsnhollnAr " Is.
vs{SSp H%q Ta,i!iI Eai w
4. = Loaiss i,arfihxsoaI: ~. 1000
rsnd ". 6 ll.fFinxioH q js@ss &. sxsyses'. hWo
ilA II ImpIovsd dated Aug. ltFtaHs buck 70
nasta i,sisssd Il iii Il: 81 iioss l. E.i; ~"
Improved, 1stsA AAIuA VSRl1 Lock to ",
, 1881-11-10

Thcst Igt,reH tv!l very .tIrer atury rrom
TINT 0f orr corrcspontlo ut. The nvcrugo IL ltie
per BIZ for tAu fourteen years namrd. We do
hot supp0so my one Will eIUln, TINT tho
"pr!ces" mild in II dcprcolatea currency shuuld
1T quoted ny II tnr gnYo Of vnincs on gpcoIe
Gasls.-EOM. Eu.l
, 1881-11-10

nftrr Nov. II wtIcrc receipts linvo only hvc slays
10 r,n. Tl,G ohnnno IL storAxu rHtn IN stritv.
cries IN contract vii! tAko plnrb f>n, !, whtat,
must then tn nn tho bnsts nf winter sturnan
Until Apfll 10 for delivery nn cuntrncts o. sncs
sbrrn.
rivlls Ut gratn-la,lnn vessels nj 1;ttroppan ports
III GNti [rufu lHtl tn lnAl. itniusiyla.
, 1881-11-10
COMM E1sCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
nt icns!nR articles Dr proluce III tho city during
tlIe twcaty-fuur tutlrs ending ut : O'cio,.k
Wc''ncs,tny nsnrntsg, and for tho corresponding
tIl1H II yGtlr HrtS:
, 1881-11-10
MINING NEWS.

1psttal DlspateA to 1hs Chteaoo Tnbunk-
noArt,N, Nov, D,-ln Mining shuros tho follow.
ing wero tho ohRngess Alvunccd-Osceolaf from
s0Ii to .0al: Calumet 4 Hccln from ~ to "a,
Dcullnod-BIver lslot from 06 to o.; Sullivan
from u vi; CatalpA from ltU 10 B11f: l3ol1Izn
Development from D lilo TO q; han Pcttgo from
~ 10 lAl Qutrcy from tlH to II; I.arshaw lrota
tK to 3, -.
N ths IFtster9 Astocidt<a prtts.
HORTON, Nov, D.-Mlnng stooks olosod rs fol.
lows:
Aosas MFGiins Co... l,sE'aSa. 'n i3f
CAtAEpa .......,.,,u.,, H|HdRe. ..,,s....,,..,....
duncan Hltftr:,,,,..,, NlStlyVr ISat.,...,..,,. ~
kE1Rklt1.+. .......++. Gttf
q Aus 1tIt
, 1881-11-10


thls city yestarllny morning: .uurs winter wheat,
10 cRss Nh. spring. ~ cl,rs No. u sto. II eirs re-
Jcced, cnr no Crude (i;s wtseut}; II: eAr5 No.. ..
toTti, u cnrs hlgh- mtxc 2yi rnrs low grnt1cs Gtl
coril); cars white oats, i cnrs No. = mixed, II
ears fc1cctId US oatsl; ear rcirctn, rye; ours
No. hurley. !. chrs low grncs III. 1ptnt t1.I5
cnis, Hs6 0D b,t. lhapeet0tl ont: 1Gsll hi whrnt,
aN.lSf Ill corn, sSl1 fua onts. 7,ali bn rye, ',ao
'si bnrcy.
Tic irnng prntllitc sunrkots were irrcG,lhlr
yesterday ranEli.K higher. ,Att wurt, strong 1T
tho o,itbal, and advanced materially, hut to
weather ca,,scll grain to fall buck to n lower
point thai thu intrst Of IuCsday. Provisions
fell ulr, bit lid not full sHlck quito 90 fnt. THO
chhtIHt IN tho weather WAs u ucnulnp strprlsn
III tho nlany, and tho local feeling wns bcnriyl,,
wtsle Tho t'larkrs won't up fl response 10 outside
huS'ng ostlers, which wero mostly .il'e,i within
tho first hour Our receipts of Ksnin wcru tight.
hut expected 10 fhoreaso IL pormittcd
by CLEARING ykles. Thelp wns u
moderate stEppins movement In corn.
Mess n9sk s,oso clos s ;ss h!9nsr @ M s"g % tor
asc, 1n h"or ~ q, m,;a,i iur 'r. un'J; t o, as"
bcr mud <lt.l7!t0ll.ao for ;n.nsary, slurt Ribs
cnscl 1po hghor at ST. Tj seller Ja,,,,ary.
Wheat ulosctl aiGliu lower, ut $,.7G5l, ~; for
November und Sl.eb}tG1l..xss for nccetnbur,
Corn closed l1o lower, at 59t :G1,u.do for Drccm-
bcr nnd 8tn.GtGi!zc for Mny. Oats ulosc,1 10
higher, ut 4.sfQ5t.Ee for November, 9J;St4ltie
fur nccun,ucr, nnh 451t11l5,,n FOR Mny, Its,
closed llaGp.v higher tit p3,<c ror Uccstnl,pr NM,
U7l1o tor january Harley closcd 10 hlul,t,r. nj
$l.Ua for NJ. = .cusli St.05 for bcccmbcr. with
No = cash ut Vic. lIuKs weru nctye md s,ropucr.
1T $5G0Ge5.D3 for light md ut s3.U}fsD.1O fur
heavy. Cattle wore atcRdy, with suics ut xana7,
f,N5. ~.
Tho movement In staple md roncy dry f,onds
continues IN Il Aompybat rcxir,o,,s s,njo n,
prices not essentially din nrcnt from thnso nor.
iu,st tpn duys uuo. Cotton goods nrr ,lrm., In,
rausc ot tho xctluccu uppIl,on ur atneIx..
ThcFo wpA IL oulnt uua ,athor rnsy rr,,cnrv
market. Nomiu4lly, however. ur,cns run,ui,, M
,otorc. loots ,li,d shoes were ,Irm u,fc, n no,,.
tln1,etl uuoti pu,und, Nm ohuu,rr4 ,,nrr dcvni.
oped II, tt,e drtrtl fruit .rnrkp, tn,,1o rnr,ni ]
nuet nj barly zpatnlun,l ,,rscoa t,a,oo,, ,,u,,1s
arc dill, In ,hn t's, mnr,.ct ,,nr, ,ar, W..
c,rnn1os, Like iIs,, rt,mnin w,.o,, T,.,r. ,,,,,.
a,,nts ,ycro uIrh ,,,,onton T.. "r,,",.,, p'u
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lownr nrtccs. ,rtt ti,c nrcsm,t ',,n,sn,nat i.
s!nvu,ah. nrnura In ,r,,ho-. imy,tnt, tn,w,,,,
nIriron. nm ron, t,nt rrIn, an,,,i.i,,, ,,n.,, ~,
imnnrt. ri. rr,nnuoi nn1nt o,h r. s,ns,,' A'" "
lt,rn,n. nnrn Ia rorv ,,,,i,o ~ ,n, s.''..,t =,
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wns inuo,,.,. .t,,o. ,'.,.. w.. -. n"y
iuvors hn,r ~ s,r t.. uau 'ueN.
tbu1r ,,n, ',,a,. =" r,ns,',,'. ~. "un .nsy
, 1881-11-10
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| ~ 1b tbs Ntitrrn As1netatfd E'rtsa.
DOsrsS. Nov. a.-at0oks closed ~ follows;


F3nE1QHs
LONDON, Nov. 0-3 p. ln.-Stook Exchange
Cl0SGQ.
PARIS. Nov. D.--1soutes, EBr I0o.
NEW DIlhEANa.
NEW Ont.KANs, Nov. 0.--S!ght exchange on
Now York, &t00 per 81, 900 promfuin; etUriing OF
Ghuugu, ha1kcrT' bills, f61+
, 1881-11-10
TI3NYIA1flSS.

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stronger. in eJnlinthy With tho ntiynnep In cnrr s
rise Ut III In lard IN ltvnrpt.Il, with fnIr ina.m
r i1ts s,lce hire. fhs ,nhrkrt fell . whes .s.'
tuvEri dnwn hut ctCsct Mt IN Improvement n. ,t
prrytnus .lny. though thu Iuser feeling IN n,.r,. We .e
wenk. Tlluro Was xite ahlppIrg Inquiry fur ,ba ,,
lGr bnt Il wMs !l4ht ut be@t. MD thu rnn3 In fuIu,.
sucilrtt to bc niost1y in thu !s uf inrnl snt,,
MISS itf1llt-.ttvnuGrh a36ti!tis Der ,r Tns,,,..
s!6. nnt c!nsed lie nlsr thu lntt.t ptrct n rns.
ay H nt n% ~ fa ipr Eoa'G II. srot ee, s
Reported III IiIN hrl. trlIrr .fniy ii ti HeTe
sl,Sl hSls ssrr E,.unry ~ nnI u III;
as Wives lid sa,sc 5"r lii; .,ay iHetss " is !r,; n
Hunrl: ''s.aA
,,.,; st.:. s"th. 7''t.sSyaa. w:,raan sss;t ss'st
iss4,y;.:...: iIpassy; E; iE;; il!ii s;i
aaa elhsm ;9 a5nvu he aia*s asssr. af freaiN.t -
i2,s. ssS5 xoysn!S;f si;as, ssS Z,
nj, a5D tes te!Iur March IT lilS;!s4I( n
Z. Il. ssf 4R5 Ut ta % j, sd i. !o s
s,u sows M tanuS ii tho say nc!,,dass1 s1afaTe'af taeea
Hoard ssansactsonS: ~A"
xdssa;.cr. ar; r"tT:% : s' ,,} ,:}'s!aH ss;i;H5s sf
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ssHSt9a..y. ...: }ltHs ltas 1s%I,IHi s3%, M
MEsfs-..s;i1a,ic,i i pcr iii III. ,i a.' cn,cd .ar
10 asY " r,sss fSSs s u.,a t ,s Tnssay s,s,
ssIter iHSaars d's .cissr il: * laaupps e.
H.: . 4 sfs ~ 50 il; s Il sy nd sas . +,
IN ~, u c. rlrsa Vi onilina cuts wore Is IT,
1uws Mt .:;s1 I. H.:
, 1881-11-10

Tho llH,,rcs Tor 1881 include only the nInu
mouths ending Sept, 10.
, 1881-11-10

NuTSflslt-Ttip NtArkGt WIS weak. \ rII4IaH1ttn
nf pleasant wuat!!cr IL IN nxpcctet Wilt ptsty
large ncrcnsp IN tho recnlnta. u,d buyers arc rt
IN Aulay ufasurAa md takv nlvnntagH ut my dcehs
,lat may rssu!t. TradDK pArsouk In:c,y Ut reIsl
cnrtctnr, uisd snlcs light thu nurrtssto W
guutGs
Crca,lcry, rtncp .Elis3: common grades ..tsAa
LruaHipry fulr TO uo0d;1I INcL!Ny h;nGk. ...vaH
iMrr cho1ce. .httl trcasv. Ssi'
tJHry. tH r tJ GtIou.. ..Ikaatl
ENf:E4E-TherB Ia at!li m nHHonco al ne.saa Ia
ths branctt Ut tr,itte Exporters rr'aln nut W ths
, 1881-11-10

nNoOM-cultN-atocks arr moving br!skly ut euoll.
tinliA:
t;lnlc0 llus md chrp0t....+,...... +,..........
tsrcln, ,scf-wUrRlER.
!tGu tTEti' uf
iniefioL a'sd t"'H'sut, .,... II
AF"Hkeu's+s IT
ltAfHtlSH-rheru WAS n SteAdy market tur roodl
III this llMe. un1y l!at business wls In psuIfe,A
NO runte:
inter Ercek..,.+...-..E E;nnrias. s'llgr, ..lI43N
ltGHlA!un. H5tlltilHA. Ht!utHG =
AMER itI1l ,..ln ltfuHl EuckA.....,. EH
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-07
Death II Horace d. Beene.

The Eureka Sentinel of Tuesday
contains the sad intelligence of the
death of Horace d. Beene. The SEM
tinel says:
IA dispatch was received here yes
terday from Hamilton announcing
the sudden death at that place of the
Deputy District Attorney of White Pine
county, Horace ID. Beene. His death
was caused FROM an overdose of MOI
phine, taken, it il presumed. by mis-
take. Mr.. Beene was a bright young
lawyer, and has many friends in
Eastern Nevada, where he has resided
some ten year,. He S Il native of
Georgia and a near relative of nator
Ben. Hill of that $ ape He served in
the confederate army, coming West
soon after the close of the war;"
Horace Beene was a Young maj
possessed of more than ordinary abil
tiles. aud had he lived would In all
probability have reached a prominent
posi- ion in his profe ssion. He was
the last of a large family of brothers
and sisters to pass away, AMI Yet WAS
only 80 years of age. He was gen.
erous an | impulsive to a fault. May
his SAUNDERS be peaceful in the grave
10 far distant from the. sunny land
where repose those he love-l dearest
aud best. Horace, fare we'll