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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27
LITERARY NOTICE.
Kwong,s Dictionary.

Messrs. A. S. Barnes & Co., New
York, have just published something
unique in the field of literature.
Kwong Ri Chiu, late member of the
Chinese Educational Mission in the
United States, was formerly pr ncis
pal teacher of English in the govern
lnent school at Shanghai for training
young men to go to the headquar-
tiers of the Educational Mission at
Hartford, Conn. He has prepared a
complete Dictionary of English
Phrases, with Illustrative. Sen
fences = large octave OF over 800
pages. These phrases are classified
as Idioms, Colloquialisms, and Slang,
and, after being defined, examples
are given illustrating their use.
Such phrases as ito beggar descrip~
ton" "to eat humble pie, TO slop
over" crocodile tears, qualified
negative" may be cited as speci-
MEMS. The list is very complete,
much more so than can be found in
any of the unabridged dictionaries
of the English language; fact
which will be perceived when it lis
stated that more than 5000 phrases
are treated.
Additional matter is also found in
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27

THE Transyaal war has terminal
ed, and the valiant Beers have se>
cured independence, or at least,
self government. A forty~eight
hours armistice has been concluded,
in order to close negotiations. Mr..
Gladstone stated to the British par
lament that the conditions Of the
peace negotiations are the sues
rainty Of the queen, British control
of foreign relations and the estab>
lishmen5 of British resident at the
future capital. The Beers, however,
are promised complete self-govern>
ment. A royal commission, con-
sisting Of Governor-General Sil
Hercules Robinson, General Sil
Evelyn Wood and Sir John III. d.
Vllliers, will be appointed to con-
slider the position of the natives
the regulation of frontier affairs ane
the question whether or not any ant
what portion of the territory east
ward, within certain limit, shall b.
severed from the Transvaal. Th,
conditions also provide for the dis
persal of the Beers forthwith, AM
the temporary maintenance of tn
British 'garrisons, which, however
are not to interfere with local al
fairs. General Wood promises no
to advance or send warlike store
into the Transvaal. The annouD &c
ment was received by the house wit
prolonged cheering. sr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27
Read a Few of His
Many Cures.
A GREAT CURE OF RHEU Ma
TISM AND NEURALGIA
St OF SEVEN YEARS SIN
STANDING
In few weeks, by DR.. Jones. The.teStimony OF
one of the first ladies of Knoxville

In few weeks, by DR.. Jones. The.teStimony OF
one of the first ladies of Knoxville:
..DR. JoNEs-Dear Sir: l am hapDyto report that
in eight DAYS after using your remed IS a wife
WAS able to walk across the paror and bedroom
and com arativel y free from PAIN, though she had
not heen out of bed or the rolling cha +, for SEVEN
mont S, and an inya id SEVEN YEARS Ind now,
by continuing your treatment, is well and attend
Ing to her household datieS-has visited the coun-
try. and a tends church, and gues about and is so
well no one could tell she tver la been invalid
seven years or any length of time, and this is
the more remarkable as her pain and sufferings
were INTENSE, and she could NOT rest day nor
night before she commenced your eatment, and
she was Civ n up as a hopeless and incurable case
= IS h tried several diff rent medical sorts
and III ny DOCTORS when you were announced at
the Hattie House, which resulted, under the
blessing of God, in. we believe, perm tnent cuie
We feel like recommending all Suf ring humanity
to go TO D.. mes. $500 % lEl
''Neither myself nor my wife can say enough in
favor OF your treatment, VII CHI is so mild and
| pleasant, AMI yet SO exceedingly certain and Ell
fective, Very re- De fully.
| .sr ''JOHN B CLOTWORTHY.o
| Mr.. Clotworthy Is one of KnOxvile'S most es-
!
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27

Long Labor on the State Debt---JudgeN
But. + ON tue QuestEon---s he P<ni-
tertiary Lea-e--- local Option.

Long LAabor on the Stat Debt-- udgeN
But" ON tue QueetEon---s he Psni-
Tertiary Lea.e- --t.ocal Option.
Special Correspondence OF the Chronicle.
NASHVILLE, TENN. March %.
The past week has been one of
eventfui interest in the proceedi Of
the legislature. Two importint mess
nres have passed the house, aud as L
write another is under discussion. So
far az the HOUSE. is concerned the State
debt is settled and the honor OF the
State maintained; also. so far SIS the
vote of the house can feet it, proVis-
ion is made for the leasing OF the peni'
tsutisry. These two measures have
produced more excitement than any
part OF the legislative proceedings
since the Senatorial contest. CE F}1t- e
It is probable that not for many
years has bill been more thoroughly
discussed, more earnestly and more
bitterly fought, and its passage more
nobIy. won than that providing for
funding the State debt. The lows
takers fought it with all sorts of mo>
tioua and amendments, aud finally
fought against time. BessIy spoke on
or rather at the bill for two hours and
forty min utes, frequently making long
passes. He stopped not because he
wal ted to, bnt because physical
strength of voice would not allow him
to GO Oh, and closed with low flung
aIiusion 10 Judge Butler which from
any one else might have been called an
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27

the book-such as a collection and
explanation of English Proverbs; of
Chinese Proverbs and Maxims; and
list of the Chinese dynasties-the
dates of, which are harmonized with
the Christian Chronology-with some
account OF their rise and fall; also
short sketch of Confucius, the
Chinese sage. Names of Emperors
and dynastiesa,e printed in Chinese
type as well as English. : Z
Kwong ri Chiu has expended sew
eral years labor upon the work, and
has had the assistance of several able
American scholars, No similar book
has been attempted before, and it
must prove exceedingly useful to
students of the English language in
American and English schools, or
pursuing private studies; inasmuch
as it not only presents the idioms
and phrases of the language, but
teaches how they are to be used.
The book is thus great saver of
! time to the student, in that it brings
| before him definitions and linguistic
usages which 1t might take him half
a life time to find and become familiar
with. 1t will be even more useful to
foreigners, as Chinese, japanese,
Frenchmen, Germans, Spaniards, and
the like, DESTROYS of acquiring the
English language in the easiest and
most preetieal way. faSn3a
1t also possesses. great value as O
book of reference in the family OF
public library, and cannot fail to be
useful to every person, inasmuch as
: it covers wider field of expression
! than any one person is likely to be
fam liar with. DR.. Porter, presi'
dent OF Yale College, and editor O.
/ the revised edition of Webster's
; Unabridged Dictionary; DR.. Eliot
=, of Harvard; DR.. Pynchon, of Trim
, ity; President Gilman and Prof
! Cook, of johns Hopkins University
0 Profs. Whitney and Lounsbury, o
Yale; Hon. Henry Barnard, LID.
{ and Hon.zB. G. Northrop, LID.
!. secretaries of the Connecticut boart
/. of education, and other distinguish,
y scholars and educators, give testi
q mony as to its value to all races an
II classes. a--
r. Copies Of the book may be OF
is tanned by express or mail, of tn
publishers: Messrs. A. S. Barnes
IS Co., III and 113 William stree
= = New York, by renting the price
: $500. 5aoa sta a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27

A F'BENoHMAN, just from Paris, ar
rived in New York on the 22d inst.
and at once proceeded to the Worlds
Fair Commission, at New York, te
secure a site for a restaurant at the
fair. The secretary informed hin
that he was little premature, but he
nothing daunted, said he would cal
again
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27
The Flash of the Comet

A beautiful girl who went by the nick
name of LA Comete." and flashed through
the Partisan world during the last year of
the Second Empire. has just died in a Paris
hospital absolutely destitute She was CALI
ed Comet on account of the exceeding
length and LONELINESS of her golden hsir.
Jheophiie Gautler wrote a sonnet to her.
Cabanel painted her portrait. Worth
dressed her. and Leon Cugnot took her as
Ii e model of his pretty statute.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27
ONE OF KNOXVIJLE'S YOUNG
LADIES RED OF
OZOENA.

KNOXVILLE TENN, February 26.
For many years | have been suffering with
OzoENA. an offensive disease in the nose-haying
in that time tried a great many remt dies, and
grew worse all the time, and III this condition
placed myself under the treatment of DR.. Jones,
and have b Sen rapidly improying ever since, and
now, In a mao lth, find am entirely CURED. | am
under Thousand obi gatiO $ 10 DR.: Jon $:
tsI.iZ IL NITKIRt' INNER - w.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27
CBt qaily CDronitlt.
SUNDAY, MARCH 81. 1881.

PRESIDENT GRANT resigned the
presidency of the Worlds Fair on
the ground that the citizens of New
York had not shown the interest in
the movement he was led to believe
they would, and hence he had en-
gagged in other interests that occupy
his time.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27

DR.. Jones is a graduate OF the
best Medical Colleges of Europe
and America. His Diplomas prov
ing the same are suspended in his
office, Room No. s, Hattie House.
He has made Old Standing Diseases
of Every Name his Study and Prac-
tice for Twenty Years He is pre-
pared, off hand, to Perform any Diff
fcult and Delicate Operation in Sur
gerry that can be done in any Coun-
try. His Fees vary from $50 to
$500. His terms ARE CASH.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27

Read what one of Knoxville's honorable citizens
says of DIR, Jones' treatment f6'y-E-
For twenty years have been sufferer with
0ZOena, but under DIR. Jones treatment found
quick relief and am rapidly recovering. wo Id
not take thousand dollars for his treatment and
the cd 1t has done me in two weeks. advise the
afflicted to Danish skepticiSm and go once to DR.
Jones. a gentleman and physician of the high s,
type, and who will do all or more than promises
feel most grateful t, DR.. jones, and recommend
him to the aff1iefed. 4 kast4#4 81
$3.50 sFsG "tLEXANDER Il. BROWN.
Knoxville, Feb. 40, 1857 =
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27

NELSON x III KSON.
IN Atsnc e at Law.
o. Box Is KNOXVILLE, TENN.
COMMERCIAL. Law SPEoI Atty, Special atten-
Fl n given o collections i'll I'll rtS OF last Ten
neSSee. Letters of inquiry promptly answered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
THE STATE OF TRADE

eAIr1,oEy Oct 19-cofton quiet Middlng IL s8ll ioc
Fonr quiet; Howard street a1a Western snpes5 50as6
do Extra 80 25as7 90 do. Family, "a 250sS 0O Civ
Minis super s. S6 20 DO Extra So 20 asa Oh Family
ss0ss So Rio brands - Is. Patapsco Family s. 75
Wheat-Southern Western lower Southern Red
a. 3Ss al AS do Amber. 81 40 dSl 81; No. Maryland
81 IS, No. Wesrn Winter Red spot and October IL 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NRw-YoKK, Wednesday, Oct ID, ISL
/. unchanged.

aSVFS-Quiet. unchanged ,o,o. soios | OO0
G0FFEE~Sio lower Fair Cargoes l0'4ci saies and and
bags ex Bcsse L035 Albert az e1 40 AZ garscaSo
g3 oS do nriyate terms Mild dull and weak MAI IT,
ioaiSsc; Laguayra lOPalSc Costa d M ao bsgs Java
snH nj Tor Malangs 4o above he ~ ns and
Tafayia sale Yesterday Passarean sold OF o"'oo "'
ScTfON Spot Cotton fairly active seaoE, c,nSns SD
hales Tor export 944 bales for spinning S aceipis at
sbe uarts to-day 1904 bales against 20'S's o~ioS w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
rrRnprAN Makes.

INVRFoor- 1880 9. M. Brcadstuus-strnng; Corn
II PEI GENITAL New MiEod western Flour 10 I'll =" " hl
per Tor Western Peas ID per CENTRAL lof I4n.liIu
"A heat 10 val va. California white li2dall 81 Tor
CanOrna cub. 81 alUJd. He'd Mostcrn HPrng. and
lUtd "a LA Red Winter.
LIVERPOOL. oct l'-a;j0 p m.-Beet l2o. per uer'c
Mess Cheese. 81. cWt tor the BEST
grades OF American Bloou 80. per cwt for Long Clear
MiddleS TaIIow. IS Ier cWt. Lard o. hL per cwt 10
Ameueau Pura o Ybl. for Pune Mess
LONDON oct ia .. mtalcutta llnsccl. % f62iN per
ouyrtsr. on G17a Pale Roam. QlUbG
Spnts Iufnent 40. per cw- Refined Petroleum. t10
Chi: HmTts ~ Petroleum. NJ 'i4 pei gallon Common
i.,.lu OH a. i-1 ton
HAABuRG. oct l9-@Iloo1's Lard closed NJ co marks
20 confines Der 700 d.
BERMES. oct lo-wnc0x's Land closed at 60 marks %
ufcurgs 100 louudA Petroleum. matkB pfcuninga
HAVtg' lg.-Micc1's iaru oosuu ~ u francs
30 klioL
arr nlls Anereau. Lard closed a. lJ4 francs
tsTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 on and after October = ISL

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New.York DesbrOsses and Cortlalis
Pifts6nrg the Yves, and SOUTH wits Pullman
palace ,ars attached q a M ESQ and $50 u day
WU,amSp0 LOuk Haven, a M, $50 i. M; CORY AMI
Erie al D. connecting at Cory Tor ltasvie, Petro
Baltimore Washington ana the sonth Limited Washing
OF Pullman PafOr cars dalg eNcept 0uety
10 nj arrive Washington p M heguar AZ % ah1 ~
a M. $40 and 10 ani II night sunday i5' a. H.
and 10 and II night
Express for Baltimore. except sunday ?. m
haas Of sro6ilyh Annsx with all throuyh
trains Jersey CITY, aGOrdns speedy anu direct Transfer
''I From Psbnrg loioa 1875 p m.
dav $50 p daily, except aloniay From Maslingtoa
STnaav G,o a M: !-55 and 1850 m. From Phlriepla
$50 65O :, 30 1910 il'iO M Ito 800 go 9.iS,
iii1 ~ m; ESQ 1856. 9j5 aud l0.5Op. IN
TENO PHILADELPHIA.
Ti,r OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
81 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY; ThREE SrATIoNSs u 6iIILADEL
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENf AND TmE FAsTEST TlAE CoNsiS'
Express Trains leave Newl YORK. via DesDTOsse and Cor
andt streets Ferrtes, as iollOws =, ,oD a.,
4:.O 1890 = $50, tl0 Lnnted, III M l. 80 800
g. $50 $50 aud 10 and IL ngnL Sunlays i5O All
GA M. 8, $50 T. 800 anl Top. M, and ~ night
Express Trains leave New York daily except SundW NJ
7:3O aud p running through via Trenton and Gam
Renrning trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 St5 525
T. 7.35 $ s3O and ii Limited Express l:O p MI
$40 A. M g. T. 1905 aud p Leave Philadelphia via Cam
den o a. M. and 3:jOp ~. daily except sunday
foot Of and Cortland ts Cour and Brook
hu Annex station, loot OF tu!tonst Brooklyn Nos y
iG and lis Husonst Hoboken station, Jersey CITY Eh
grant Ticket Once, Battefypiace -, ,,-.-s -
The NewYork Transfer Company viii call Tor ana cheek
od tSsS sS X XII TTuoMsoN J.R WOOD
FH'N4' General Manager GeB'l Pass'r AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20

P"ures qaet closing firm advance Of 70 10
R3s 90 bales Pee' Dies$5s
January, 7Oall F,ebrgq99rE Nav LigS27ai$Si
5 5S1s July August ma Slightly
FLOUR AH9 Demand gnG and oDSns trade con @Sa
Manly to small parcels Tor immediate wants saeS
Ply p q wntsI ' %ho SG 9C M E1ti
G SqS S. SO 5SG Il 7Ss$ spng $3.50 g t %
Winter %9ga! winter iSoS Wheat SSif Extra sces5 So
uneo Extra s. 79SSs 90 Tor Ss none No s. 500
g. s latter e1treme s1perdne 81 7ggs5 Common 70 Far
Extra state - ooa x3r, Western $ 70a$ Good
% cboee s. $3.50 cn SE1gA aa Mass ~ Com
mon Extra Minnesota 50 7gGs6 so Common Clear % 500
si HSo = 7SG patent 8 . 95 So 81 r LoGs
To@s Patent Winter as9 90 market S6
Closing SOUTHERN I'm Fk9q 5ss 9p e. '1 nooa 'q 70
SSce "a G@e s. 80 RYE FLOUR declining s1e;
sSS 6 SSl' II SGera 6s = 90 NEAL dun Yellow
western y W T1% @a o,ic opening esG
,tie4 snsraaenty the advance lost aud The
active S1 export demand aud large srcala'r a
ounl ,-ts ss Wheat for tSr%rf including Ungraded
Spring 5000 bush 81 sS S 40 ges9 ~ ' Smeaeo
so 81 bush M 81 II; Gngradsd Red 81 zS
g s ~ H t steamer No Red 81 AZ dSl a. No ed
p 80 for new rule 81 NJ q Sg Gu ush Il 81
a. 81 Including 5000 bash White state 46ql a. Whe
s9ssa ol ~ az and % n ISn le ~ &c. e ccbcT 81 5
GINS % new psS si SG 81 Sad - closing 81
a. Ja15ar, ~ b7Gsl 56, closing 81 57s; No j Nhte
Eovember 81 RYE quiet al ~ O3dl o. cas- lotS
tsd Sos. loAis BARLEY Market quiet, unchanged;
saIes Jga ed State at about 81 bA hLf
MATT qaiet steady Market opened "a 20 bet
e. su,seuucny the lost and the market co~el
slightly buyers favor fairly active export ana b0ne
dsuuuf mnderate speculative buslhts-i sal'S,
sso 600 Lrs,' future 25S.Ou0 bush cash. Including
Jngrsdcd western Mixed G5d7l Lc.; No. . 6"G No.
7a7I l2 rule. hcu ling 10000 bush, Tree on
board 70d4c; No. White 75al7c. new and OLD Tgle
E,eamer Mixed Toe, No. Mixed October. 1OIlO4Ci
eosing zoe do November 70s4a7 %c closing lie do De
oeInber 73e7$lc.; closing 13i4c 9 LOIS , 20
Ing Nos ~ 45e; No !5o.@i7 hc; Posted, ga
No at 5$c; Mixed Western 43aiGe white do 4S%g54ci
waite state 054c; Including 10000 bush, No Mixed
rctol,r 4Gi.e $4,000 bush do, November, 419i1lsc j
AZ Oo0 bush 10 Daccber 490i94c; 10000 bush Posted
44d46c.
x1PoErs From SEVEN ATLANTIC FORTS FOR THE WEEK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
rrnopEAy FITAYCTAL MARKETS.

IoxpoN. oct l9-i2.30 p. m-C"nso+ g7ila Tor money,
trustees ,cHcli, 5l3; do second, 2US Lrc.
ILt- do second tuu.o-. lJG. Ncw YORK Central lii
iiuo. central IiI: Feuu4yiyana Ccutl. tI- Reading
a. Nuwl uIk Oulllo and Western. 3@', Milwaukee ana
~. Paul common. ia
i0yOs oct I2}O p. m.-Pans n1vice' qn,t" thre' per
ccut rcntes 40 - confines FOR mo account
IGNpuS oct $500 r. M bonds, tuur per cents.
llpi. four pr ccuts 1862: Atlantic auh 'reat
We.trru f.t mortgage trustees CgrhcAtc- 3i do second,
ooh: Edr . second cun-o- 100 - N"W OK ichldl
Iuuui, Central iat p. itnusy ANA Ntutthi Vff
New. York OutarIo aud Mestcrn, ab
ioitcd today al aderuCc OF itsd. per rlpr"
IuSHpV lHiuV n.-lariS alvt'r' qnpH thte' p'r
cent rcutrs - trance 81 y confines tor the account
foyuU,. Ig-fiU J. m.-luc amount bi buiuh gone
into England on balance to-day Is Ah-ouv
PARE. Oct IJ-t 80 n.-EAtnansr Oa LONDON - HAh''
~ IOI rlrtLt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
Glcambolls nn0 tililrono5.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
n. FALL RIVER LINE
NcWport ana Fan River. 81.
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction 10 all Eastern
Points. ~. s.o
BRISTOL AND PROV LDENCE
4Sy sqay included 81 BY Ta
esets ana safe be eear ed at al grnsPi no,
s =, ~ T,''0' '4'' GEo L. c0NNOR,
s'IT'11IiipEN & LOWELL Agts Gcal. Pass, Az.
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Y station in Ncw-Yors. foot Of Iiberty-sL station in
brooklyn. foot q fultenst, Jewels wharf w..
6!D a. m-FUr Remington. Easton. Allentown Healing
AS a. nNfor High Bridge Branch Easton. Allentown
Wiseapayy r Termination. High Bridge Branch Iaston Al
Iemtown Reading Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk. wnamsIoFt
IIr "a For Fieinngton Easion, Allentown Reading Har
$45 D. neFor bennington, taston. Wind Gap Mauch
Clnnk loua9na Pr.o Rs saarS Tason Allentown
445 m-Fer s9mery smHs o ReS Mi uarrspurr
MsmS9 T" rIs leave at So A. M 12 p. Bound Brook
and intermediate stations at 5SO M for Easton, Allen
town. Harrisburg and tie west - -. -,o aoo eoo =,
Tor o Nfw f6i5, l0S LISA NJ NJ Az $50
20 FOR trains to local points Time Tables at stations
NJ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Leave at r S1 1879 T Il ~ V Mn q i q P
cars arriving at Atlantic city at $50 y, u
COR FREEHOLD
a slSa NJ ~ NJ. 2 4, :; 8 p m For keyp0r at o.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
n for VA a, tf Hon GSp Snds Sc 5H sSnd5ys
via SSnay moSS ana asae and SSh
Jsl5 Ia@ s29 g. O. p soT Lakewood Toms River
Baresa for dakswGo a y, lv s. Tons
NJ Tor lakewood, Toms River. Banegat &c
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
LIVE srocK MARNErs-nY .rELHnnApn.


RrFPALo oct I9.-CATuB-Receipts to-day head 10
tai for far 5000 head time woek
through 2GJ
Shippers Steers at 50 3Od45 Light Eutchers
81 l5a%I 40 best grades dlHlosed
SiKsP AND LAMBS Receipts today, 800 head: total
5000 consigned through, IL cars market dali prices
unchanged Far u Good western Snecp quoaDe So 5Ud
IS 25 ao ~ 4OaSs To- Western Lambs IS 20 esj
Canada ianIDs, $6aS6 %
Receipts to-day. 1900 head total for thus
far 5000 head; time last week. 10000 head.
Choice Workers. AT 3O0S6 55 Light DO s0asU IL;
Good Medium Weights 30 GO6S0 TO- Good Heavy 80 70G
So ~; Pigs So 26dsj 40. ooo.
CHICAGO Oct. lJ-HoGs-Iteceipts 10000; shipments,
market dull very weak and l0Gl5c lower; many
sold Mixed Packing IS g0d6 5O Choice Heavy 50 COO
S7 20 Light $685. Culls and dTassers, 81 d5 90
CATTLE Receipts, 5000 shipments, 100; Prime
wanted; sold at "a 25Gs7 81 ~ Medum IN Choice
Shipping - JO9SG %; Common 10 Fair ~ 23dS 40 Butch
20, StOcEeTs and Feeders S3dSl la Cattle
firm; Texaus So 2Oas3 30 Half Breeds and Natives - 10 a
81 65
Receipts 800 shipments, 400 demand fair
market firm bat WAX Common 10 Mc'iIunE Ter
rty 81 250s GOOD 10 Choice ColoradOS 5Ods3 50; Fair
to Prime, Natives, S4aSj.
81 LOUIS Oct. I9.-HoGs-More active hrmer very
light shipping IS 506s6. Workers. ST 25asG 49, Mixed
Packing % 1880 40; Butchers 10 Fancy. So 50uS7:
head. "
CArnE-Reeepts 70ohead Shipments 1000 head; supply
and prices % Good Native shipping steers 35i ID
sold az 50 25 Pair Steers S1aS 90 Exports here;
Native Buehers Steers 81 sOGSi 90; Cows
Heifers S. 256s Common Fair 5O6s3 Grass Tex.
scarce and wanted At 81 oO1&i, bulk Of sales $50
sBRKr Receipts 1900 head shipments 600 head mar.
ket active and linn Fair 10 Good Mutons, 80 5Od$I 20;
Prifnc toTancy, 4 bO1$5.
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yortl Ricsr. Vs7I;' ri Vur'tIS
Nrw.YnRK Wednesday, oct. ~, IeoI.
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baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.

It
n, va Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington
and after May p, Passenger Trains leave from Pennsvf
follows - ~V-'"s''s7'~ anu DesoiosSes-se. -
sou m-Except Sunday arrive Washington A25 n m
Night Express leaves Washtn
reached. - ''" '~ii"i Gar Az
p. m-Daily fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati,
ESQ p m, chicago 800 a. and a m III a
train runs thrDu yl to Chicago ~
IL daily. sleepers open for pa,ssa
gersafter l0SOp Arrive ut Camden station Bstmora.
$3.50 a. Washington 1885 Day Express leaves Rat.
cinnati
No other line makes tater the West Trains arrive
nom the West at Gao a m, $40 D. ~. and 1910 D. IN
Tickets and sleeping berths secured and ef
ard checked to destination at C0npanys dee 3ij Broad
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nywfosx Got le.--REEvEs = Reosapts today ana y.s.
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i SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAIIROADS-Steamers
leave CathaTne slip 1880 800 pull Twenty hirist
East River D. Fare lower than by other route
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ESpTcss trains from the West arrive in NewYOrk at 72s

EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
i Pullman Sleepers via ~ Y, N. H. and II. r. r.. leaves
Central Depot at 35 week days and 1890 pm
SUNDAYS at 43O week days Get tickets
York and New. In Gland Railroad
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T EUIGHVALLEY RAILROAD.

IL PASSENGER TRAINS, on aud after May 3 1881, viii
lcavedepot foot Of Cortlandt and Desbrosse3 ats AZ to
a. m 3.lOp. ami $3.50 D. for East1n Bethlehem, Alen
town Reading Mauch Chunk. WhkesbarTe, IOwands
Wayerly, Ithaca. Geneva. LIONS Buffalo and the West
Train az | D. 10 Eason Bethlehem Allentown, reading.
Manch Chunk. wlkesbare and PittstOn Pullman sleeping
coaches attached $50 train Trains leaving 40
M D. m and 34O connect Tor all points IN Mahanoy
and HaZetOn coal regions. +. ~. BfiNGLoN, q. T. n
4. II. CUMMINGS Agent