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PRODUCE.
New YORK.

New York, July lG.-Cotton-Du!l
at IL 9-l6Gll IL. l6c; futures barely
steady. Flour-tluiet and unchanged;
receipts 5000 barrels; exports 3,400
barrels. Wheat - Opened lower and
closed a shade stronger; receipts IL 600
bushels; exports l7S,0 coo bushels; un.
graded spring 81 10; No . Chicago
81 ~. in store; ingraded red 0S@Sl %,
No. 3 do 81 22Gl %; No. . red 81 27i
al 2SI steamer do 81 22; No. red
81 81; ungraled white 81 l29l 23!;
No. . white 81 2l; No. do, sales
! 800 bushels, at 81 2j!@l 26; No. =
red seller July, sales 232 ,0OJ bushels,
at 81 27!@l 2Si; seller August, sales
$1,000 bushels, at 81 24.GDl 25i; seller
September, sales $4,000 bushels, at
81 2lIGl %; seller October, sales 5000
bushels, at 81 25{@l 70. Com-inac
tive; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
2O2 300 bushels; hot Hoe; ungraded 4.
(D56Jc: No. , sole; steamer 52!G5}c;
No. = 55lmy56Ic; No. = white 5S!@
5SIc; No = seller July 55iGB:Gc; seller
August jG3d,j7 l-l6c; seller September
57:MjSc. Oa:s-U Unsettled; receipts
u 900 bushels; western mixed 42(Gi5c;
white western 4i9iS!c. liay-Nomi-
nalIy unchanged. Hops - Steady;
yearIings Pa lSc; eastern and western
llm22c; New York State l2(g23. Cof.
fee-Stcady and quiet; Rio cargoes
9,@l2ic; job lots 9i@l3!c. Sugar
Quiet aud firm; fair to good refining
7,MB7,c Molasses-Dull and nominal.
Rlce-Quict aud steady. Petroleum -
Dull and weak; United 73lc. crude
GiM7c; refined &c. TaIow-steady AMI
unchanged. k0sim-Qulet at - 05'G
07!. TurpentIne-FIrm at 42!c, Eggs
-Quiet and steady at l6G9l6!c. Fork
Dull and unsettled; new mess quoted at
SIS -. Beef-Firm for city; extra In
dia mess 2sc Cut Meats-A shade firn.
er: long clear 9!c; short clear 9.c.
Lard-Strong; Prime steam Sl3 U. But
ter p Quiet and steady at ll@22c.
Cheese Dull and unsettled at 7!@l0lc.
Ieather-FIrm and in better demand.
hemIock sole 23Gy27c. Wool-Quiet aud
steady; domestic fleece 3iG45c; pulled
2OGi Zoe; unwashed l2M32c; Texas lilB
3Oc.
CISCISSATI, July I6-COttDn-ln
good 2demand at lie. FlOur-Strony,
family - 40: fancy 81 00d6 30. Wheat
Steady; No. red winter 81 lG(sl log.
COrn-Srong and higher; No. . mixed
sic. Oats Scarce and firm; No. mix
ed 4lc. Rye-Firm: No. . II 079l OS.
Pork-Firm at SIS 90. lard-Weaker
at 200. Bulk Meats-tluiet; shoulders
&c; clear rib Zoe. Bacon-Steady;
shoulders 3 80; clear rib $40 o.; clear
$40 80. Whisky-EIrm at 81 0S. But
ter-Firm and uncbani ed.
Toleuo
TOLEDO, July lG.-Wheat Quiet;
No. red spot and seller July II 81;
August and September 81 l5!; October
81 l5l seller year II 49,. Corn-Qui-t;
No. = Angnst i9ic; seller year 46.c.
Uats-Firm; No. , 3SC.
Pittsburgh.
PlrTsBvRGr, July 6.-Petroleum-
Onite active: crude unsteady; United
certificates opened at 73!c and closed at
13ir; refined 1;c for Philadelphia drIiv-
cry.
li'i,pIr !n5,t, ou FmrM Pdys.
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Combined vote:
NecessarY to choice 79.

Necessary to choice ~.
The following went over to Miller:
Senator WinsOw and Assemhymen
Bingham and Campbell. The
Chair Declared Warner Miller Elected
to ill the varancv caused by the resig-
nation of Platt
When Chairman Robertson announc-
ed that Warner Miller had been duly
elected, Senator Winslow moved that
the Convention adjourn amid cries ot
"No. no; lets finish the business to-
day.
The roll was then called, and mo-
ton to adjourn was carried, the Stall
warts AMI Democrats again locking
hands.
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fTba F-cDoh nrcupv Stay
CAN ADA.
Terrific Rain and Hail Storm

BRoCKvnLE, OHT., July ia ter
ritic rain ami rail storm prevailed here
this if ernnom. The hail stones weighed
several ounces, a".l some were TWO inch.
.r. "a i.rrrt and an incm ana Il half
thirk They wrrr ,l4shr.l by the wind
wi,h surI iHr,... ~ 10 break hundreds of
windows in the churches anu other
buildings. Trees, chimneys, signs and
isnres were blown down.
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SPORTING.
Maud .. at Pittsburgh.


burgh driving park to-day were witness
ell by 1000 people. Maud S, who was
to make another attempt to beat her
time, made three starts, breaking each
time, the first ut the quarter pole, and
the third after passing the three-quarter
pole. The last time she recovered quick
lv, ard crossed the wire in 2:l5. Cap
tain Stone decided to give her another
trial, but rain spoiled the track, and the
pools on her time were declared off.
The Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA. july l6.-Firsl race, five
iurlongs, PappOose first, BOuncer seq
Oud, Jake White third; won by three
lengths. Time, l:O3f.
Second race, Warren stskes, Il miles,
HinloO first, CatDctin seconG, Get Away
third; won by three lengths. Time,
3:O7!
Third race, Excelsior sweepstakes,
Il miles, Chcckmate first, Thea second,
Parole third; won by Il length. Time,
2:0S9.
Fourth race, mile dash, Wartield first,
Potomac second, Valleria third; won by
four lengths. Time, :43l
Lorillard's Stud at New Market
New YoRK, July l6.-Pierre Lorril-
lard will ship to-day, to reinforce his
stable at New Market, England, nine
thOroughbreds. The lot will consist OF
the bay tilly, Aransa, three-year-od, by
Bonnie ScotO, and dam, Arizona, by
Lexington; Chestnut Coal SaCE IN, two
year.old, by War Dance, dam, Sly
Boots, by Rivoli; brown colt, Gerald,
two wear old, by Saxon, dam, Girl OF
the Period, by Virgil, and six yearlings.
I,,rd and Common Shootists.
WIMMEpoS, July l6.-ln the rifle
match between the Lords and Com.
mons, at single range, live hundred
wards. the Lords scored 440 and the
Commons 392.
Rowley Wins.
LoHDox, July 1.-THE Birmingham
seven miles walking match was won by
Rowley. Merrill, OF Boston, tainted on
the thirteenth lap, and was carried from
the track.
The English Downed Again.
New YORK, July l6-Charlcs Price,
the ten mile champion runner OF Eng
land, and George llaZael, the long dis
tance champion runner OF the world,
competed to-day in twenty mile run
ming match. Price gave up the race al
ter completing little over 9 miles.
Concerning Robert MoGrew.
CHICAGo, July l6.-Judge Blodgeit to.
dav denied a motion tor new trial IN
the action of replevin brought by par.
tips in AtchisOn to recover possession Of
the noted stallion Robert McGrew. The
horse will therefore remain with the
present holders and take part III next
weeks driving park meeting.
Ross Challenges Hanlan.
BosrOx, July To- Wallace Ross chal-
lenges Hanlan to race Ill American
waters, the place 10 be named by HAN
Ian for g. 900 side. Ross accompanied
his challenge with deposit OF 500 as
forfeit.
Shooting for the International Trophy.
WIMBLEpoS, July l6.-In the shooting
for the international Trophy, the grand
total scores are as follows Scotland,
LA: Wales, 1856; Ireland, l,6i2.
There We're twenty competitors i'll each
team. This is the first year Wales has
competed for the trophy.
Base Ball.
CLtvELAND, July l6.-Clevelands, 5;
De!rojts,S
BrprALo, July lB.-But,alo, 10; Chi
rAgO g
Puoy.nexcG, July l6.--WorceSters, i;
Providence, 0.
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Eatal Result of a Quarrel.

ST. Louis. Mo, July l6-Antonio
Val,eaad Emmet Jones, t"o rouStaboutS
on the steamer Lady Lee, quarreled on
the last trip OF the boat to Kansas City,
and Vale beat Jones badly over the
head with a stick OF cordwood. Jones
swore sc would have revenge, and this
AFTERNOON while Vale was sleeping IN a
hammock on the boiler deck OF the
steamer, he crept up TO him and put
two balls from forty-two calibre revol-
ver into his breast, killing him instantly;
The murderer escaped to the leNee anu
at This writing has not been captured.
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VOL. 10
TIRE NEWS
bay i'm Pithy Paragraphs.

...us.JE frr3 NOW amounts to
ne me ,''''
p...,,, p..l SAYS the Ohio Demo-
'he "'$,,I $y.I p, vim
,I''s CIV - -, at,;,v At ia.
UWieaN WIS u,'',.,' I!tr -, - ''
No"' "''''' -. 49,, -, -, non savaptaap
AI'-r'"t' ~, -, P'I,i,,ors
y.,srs o! '''Sl"" ''' 49,, ,.,...,
the tOmh@rdmeht oI o'aN ''aS '''S''''
pending the '"',''"- ~ ''V'' ..;,-
4 commercial treaty = oS.''N ''''''''''
t,.. between Eu-ta"" a"" 'P''n'
Three rai,Smcn were drowned j" 'he
i.u, >,ni h""'''S "' LANA '7'' - ','''
TurD..u N,uair"I / TESS ASS"''',', IN Il
,,....n.ayy.r ~, tnSt"T'3 on the iH'''
..-,
....,,n.r.- 80 George Fielding,
les. ll. Mere drowned at hahiaX'
-,.r.tav
..-..,..,f rFe Cincinnati brewers
u. ."e 50. So sixteen hreweries are
s.'', .''i t.,i'I,ny ont.
IL....-r.,s.I I.ruImrver, OF Philadel-
'''''' - I,.7-',,...t m ,i.g. surl at Allan
ia, ",,'',,.,.,,r.lav.
WV t. h.,, returned to
't."'T ENTHUSIASTICALLY received
' SOLID ~. -. w.. ..r,vI
"' an '''''' ,.,,..rr has greatly
Mr.. Au'~~ah '..", =. ,,II,. rn rIGe
Improved b" A',-..''' '.''..
uug aua receive '"''''> .l.,r,,.i
The numn.r %. wc" "'' -','S L-.,'....s
b .
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Finally Subdued

WILEESBARRE, PA, July l7.--After
two years labor, the fire in the Stanton
shaft, in this city, has been subdued.
The work OF repairing the immense de-
struction caused by the water and flames
is now being vigorously pushed forward.
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KiIlad bv Indians,

SAN Francisco, July l6.-A Tucson
dispatch says reports came from Fl
Paso that Governor Terrassas who was
en route 10 FL Paso was attacked by In
dams and thirty ot his men Killed on
"Wednesday.
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M XGCO
,o,o,,,, ot,hc Apache Indians.

Cry Of MEN!co, July l7.-Governor
Terrazas, of Chihuahua, says. officially,
copcernin. the assault Of the Apaches:
They killed five engineers OF the Central!
railroad and young American. After
mnt,ating him they also attacked the
train OF carts Of Gregeraria Metas, killed
him and Mexican captain.
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called, explained his action as mem
Der of the caucus committee. He con-
cluded by voting for EvartS. Senator
Halbert, when his name was called, de
nounced the action OF Senator Forster,
and said that Speaker Sharpe had made
the greatest mistake OF his life. lie con-
cluded by voting for ConkIing. Senator
Strahan said he was not ready to admit
he had been doing wrong: he was ready
to accept the will OF the majority, but 1t
must come through the regular Medium.
The ballot was then proceeded with,
and resulted ~ follows:
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SUI luft,m., R.tPs-

NsN N"ES. Jr,v Ii Ct'':@: e rates
oE ti" various railroads sill ,.,a,:auyS,
Nat '.' 20 .s-e.-.r strrlr- rN.r -. 1 t.ir-
Toe. r.'..'.,r t.. ">,s.p- -.... IL
.'" a. $500 ..t ,n tn.asr L. tal. IHe
irsl az rate IS sru. I'll.
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Her Condition More Favorable.
Fatal Stabbipg ARRAY.

CIyCISNArI. o., July l6.-A FmtS.
Star Middletown, o., special reports the
fatal stabbing this morning OF r. Strod'
beck by John Lytle. The murderer
was arrested.
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KNIGHTS OF THE STYLUS
At Chicago Send Their Hearty Congrat-
ulations to the President.

At Chicago Send Their Hearty Congrat-
ulations to the President
CHICAGo, July lG.-The following was
sent from here to-day:
Hon. RoJsri T. Linc?io, Secretary of Var,
Washington:
The Chicago telegraph operators,
whose pleasing duty 1t was to flash TO
the remUtest parts OF the country the
news of General Gartield's nomination,
and who did their work 80 swiftly that
before the official result OF the ballot
had been declared they hal placed in his
hands on the floor OF the Convention
Hall cOngratulatory messages from dis
tant cities, acquired through their par
ticipation in those scenes an interest III
the President 80 warn. that, more tEan
others, equally patriotic, they desire to
convey to the PRESIDENT and his family
assurances OF their congratulations that
so happy an outcome 10 50 great
crime seems now assured, and that the
President will be speedily restored to
health.
Signed. THE CHICAGO OPERATORS.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, : A. M.-The
President passed another good night,
and is steadily progressing towards con-
valescencc. Pulse %, temperature IS
30. respiration IL.
Signed. ID. w. Bliss,
j. X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
RoTr. REYnURN.
In view of the favorable progress OF
the Presidents case the surgeons have
decided to issue bulletins hereafter only
in the morning and evening.
Report OF the Surgeons.
WAsHlSGroS, July l6.--The follow
ing telegram was sent by the physicians
10 the consulting surgeons tins alter
noon:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, IF. NJ.
DIS Frank Hrmatou and d. II, lq"0r:
The President progresses steadily to-
ward convalrScenCc. During the last
twentv.iour hours he has had but half
o. a grain oi Sulphate OF mOrphia III
single hypcdermic injection at bedtime.
He slept well, and this morning eX-
pressed himself as feeling quite easy.
The Quinine continues in three grain
doses three times daily. He is taking
still larger proportion ri solid food, with
more relish. and old port wine has been
substituted for Tokay, its flavor being
preferred by the patient. The lebriIr
disc Yesterday afternoon was less than
on any dav since You saw him. Al
! p VI. the pulse was 9S, temperature
9S.5, respiration %. This morning, at
$50, the pulse was 90, temperature
9S ), respiration Is. At P. N. the pulse
wac S., temperature "S.t respiration Is.
Hereafter our daily dispatch to you Will
be sent after the afternoon consultation.
CSisned1 u. W. BLISS,
j X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
RoGT. REYGrES
Official Bulletin at p. M. on Saturday
EyEcUTlyE MANSION, : =. M.-ihe
President hss passed Q hptt2r day to-day
than since he was shot. The afternoon
fever was still less than yesterday. AT
lP.M NJ. his pulse was 81, temperature
% / 10. respiration IS. His pulse Is
now aS. temperature 100 10 resplra-
ton 10.
ISimei D. ". HHSs,
!, L. B,nNEs,
j J. ". oUwAEn,
EaEv. RENRuRN.
The Pre- sidents NJ other BedfaSt;
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TIE M'%HERSON STATUE.
Programme for the UnVriling
Ceremonies

Iwgu1, July iD-Tur programme Tor
tlr ceremonies ui uuyeIllng the Ne
ParrsaU statue, at Clyde, o., hps na"n
competed, and consists OF a grand c.vic
ant ,u,.uarv parade and appropriate
exercises ia Mcpherson Cemetery. Cen
eyal Sherman S,Il conduct the ceremo-
R.rs ot Uuve,hn,. and addresses will be
made hv General VI. r. Force, OF Gin
ruuatl, and Gen. W. r. Strong, Of CHI
,Isp. Among others who haze signifed
tnrIy intention to Oe present are Gen
era, Logar, General Beiknap, General
hryt'r, General Legget', General & b.
son ami General Hickenlooper. The
Department Oi the Ohio Grand Army of
the RsPrh'C Will be- represented bv
tvruy posts.
Louisiana Lottery Company in Trouble.
NEw IoRN, July l6.-Uuder ,ae at
tachmrnt orders Court Deputies Finn
aU4 Shelley levied against the Louisi-
ana Lottery Company on behal! Of
JaShsoa, plaintid. upon 1 prize OF tortu-
nate holders in this city, with demand
'Aat "a" same he procured and deposited
".;h the NGeriU, subject to any liens in
Va" against IT,, company, the holders
possessing no title under the laws Ci the
State. In other words, the company
COULD slye ~ title % = holder OF prizH
uI 'ary IN The state. About 500. 900 will
DIE A,tarHrj .H this and other actions.
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HIGH HOPE
STILL CONTINUES TO PREVAIL AT
THE WHITE HOUSE.

The Physicians fully Satisfied With the
Way the Wound is progteSsiOg-NO
Repetition Of the Afternoon Fever
His temperature and Pulse
AIr'oSt Normal.
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J X. BARNES.
j. J. W OODwARD,
RGET REYHIES
T,a siderts Mother Bedfast

CLkvEIANp. July Ii. Mrs. E''z Gar
field, mother OF rresiden; Garfield, yes-
terday had severe attack OF cholera
morbus. from which she partially rrcov-
cred. but IS now prostrated by lcvtr'
On account OF her extreme age, She he-
ing 81, her condition is regarded as very
critical, and fears are entertained tor her
recovery.
Her Condition More Favorable.
CLEVELAND, O., July 1.-THE mother
of President Garfield is in a critical con-
dition in consequence OF her anxiety Tor
her son and a multiplicity OF callers:
Her symptoms are more taVorabIe to-
duy,
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SHARPE'S SCHEME
ELECTS MILLER TO The UNITED
STATES SENATE.

The Bolting Speaker Explains His Action
in a Lengthy Speech-lapham's Case
Still Hangs Fire, But the Prospect
Is He viii Pull through All
Right in the Next Ballot.
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FIR RARCE.
life Senator Elected,

PARIS. July lG--At the election to.
day ior lite Senator to ill the racancy
caused by the death ii Duuarc, Repuh.
lican. Pierre BrrtIeiot, IN eminent
chemist and member OF IL. Institute,
candidate oi the Pare Lett, Was elected.
The >rnate passed the bill granting lib.
erty oi tHc uress.
The French Occupy Sisx
PAEGs, JGly 1.-THE Minister ni Ma.
rinc has dispatch irom S;aX, announc-
ing that the French sqGa iron arrived
there Thursday, hrmharhcr: the town
on Friday. attacked il Saturday in front,
and coupled i, in spite 81 the vigorous
resistance. The French losses are eight
killed ami forty wounded. The French
position being now safe, the troops which
landed from the squadron will now re-
turn on board Monday. Siax was
strongly fortified hy the Arabs and sur
rounded by deep trenches.
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Necessary to a choice 73.

Necessary to choice 10.
Senator Baker, Speaker Sharpe and
Sisson were the only ones who changed
from Conkling to I.apham.
The Convention then proceeded to
vote on the long term vacancy. The
following is the result:
Long Term.
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flaE,~..d Tlrg,oms aa to,aM Poyy.
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The First Report on Saturday Morning
Executive MANSION, s A. M.-The
President passed another good night,
and is steadily progressing towards con-
valescencc. Pulse %, temperature 9S
5-l0. respiration IL.
signed. d. W. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-16
A Down Town Merchant.

Having passed several sleepess nights. dis
turbed by the agonies and cries of a suffering
child, and becoming convinced that Mrs Wins
lows Soothing syrup was just the article needed,
procured supply for the child. On reaching
home and acquanting his wife with what he had
done, she refused t have it administered to the
child, as she was strongly in favor Of HomGo-
pathy That night the enid passed in suffering,
and the parents without sleep. Returning home
the day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and while contcmplat ng another
sleepless night, the moth stepped from the
room to attend to some domestic duties, and left
the father with the child. During her absence
he administered portion of the Soothing Syrup
to the baby, and said no hing. That night all
hands slept W. Il, and the little fellow awoke in
the morning bright and happy. TIE mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonderful
change, and although at first tended at the de-
ception practiced upon her, has continued to
use the Syrup, and suffering cry ng babes and
restless nights have disappeared. A single tria
Of the Syrup never yet ia led to relic the baby,
and overcome the pTejudices of the mother.
Sold by all Druggists. % cents bottle.
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MARKET REPORTS
Wholesale Grain and Produce Market.
GcoRRESEED DAny.l


IcoRREeED eDAnY.l
CHRONICLE OFFICE, /
Knoxville. Tenn. November Is. 1881.
The grain market has beeu irregular for some
days past with light receipts and but little de-
mand. ae---
Quotations Wheat from wagons. s125a1so
as 10 grade, dull. Large lots, sacked, VIII bring
CoRN-But little Offering and in demand !;
50 TO 65 nominal new corn in ear, about 60
from wagons
OATs-ioose from wagons 40 to 46 per bushel
BACON Active, buying; sides me; Shout
der,, 7nc; hams, 10 selling. packed in depot,
clear sides, iiz4a12c; shoulders, Sc; hams,
LAsD@In 50 pound tin cans, 12l12>zc.: selling
l3al4c.
POTATOES Irish new. 65a75c per bushe,.
HAY-Loose. 8oasoe pr 1Ge pouuos; paied.
SI.25.
PEAs-8Oa9oc.
BRAN-S1.lO per 100 pounds.
FLoUR-NOmindi, country extra buying, dull
S. 25a3 50: selling, S3.50a4.00 per sack: family
buying. S350a3.75; selling. S3.75a4oo PER sack.
FEATHERs-Dul, 33ai0c.
DRIEDtRUIT-The market is dull and much de-
preSSe strictly prime half peaches, sc; in
ierior, s5ta4; peeled peaches salo cents p ars
5a7 cents. -...-...
req top. Sf.00; blue grass seed 81 25: seed wheat
Virginia select, $i.75 bHshe.
Blu TIER hcice roll. 15a2oc prime, 6al0c
grease butter, sac.
Ee6s-Active buying at Is. Sailed eggs not
wanted
PoULTRY-Ldge chickens, hens, sc per pound;
ZOOS erS, 2lzc; turkeys. 5a5ne; spring
ch ckt rs In demand Sc per Id.
RAGS-Cotton, flac.
BEESWAx-Dull at zoe per pound,
HIDES-Dry flint, 10c green, &C.
IALLOw-5c.
Flax SEED-Per bushel, soc.
BRAss-10a12c copper 10a12c.
Woodruff. Choice tuD-washed, 35c fair to
gooi. 3oc: dark coarse Is; unwasned, 2211a25s
GINSENG-Per h. l.50.
SENACA RooT-Per lib, s5a40c.
PINK RoOT-Per Id, 15c.
YELLOW RoOT-Per h. 6a7c.
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AN ONLY DAUGHTER CURED
OF CONSUMPTION.

When death was hourly expected, all rem
edies having failed, and DR.. H. James was ex-
perimenting with many herbs of Calcutta,
he accidentally made preparation which
cured his only child of Consumption.
His child is now in this country and enjoy
ing the best of health. He has proved to the
world that Consumption can be positively
and permanently cured. The Doctor now
gives this Recipe free, only asking two three
cent stamps to pay expenses This herb also
cures Night Sweats, Nausea at the Stomach,
and will break up fresh cold in twenty -four
hours. Address Craddock & Co., 1882 Race
Street, Philadelphia, naming this paper.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-16
(lticura
SerofuI0us. Eta hing and scaly
Hum0rs of the Skin, Scalp
and Blood Cured.
INTERMEDIATES NURE.

/ will now state that made miraculous cure
of one of TIE worst eases of skin St ase known.
The patient is a man for y years old had suffered
fifteen years. His eyes, scalp and nearly his
Had had the attention OF twelve different
physicians. who prescribed the best remedies
known TO the profession, such as iodde potas-
sum- arsenic. corrosive subllmate, sarss parilla,
etc. Had pad $500 for medical treatment with
but little relief. prevailed upon him 10 use the
GUTICURA RESOIvENr internally. and the CUTI-
CURA SOAP externally. He did so. and as COM
pieteiy cured. he skin on his head, face and
many other parts of his body, which presented a
most loathSOme appearance, Is now as soft and
smoO b as an infants, with no scar Or trace of
the disease left behind. He has now been cured
twelve months. Reported by
f. H. BROWN. ESQ, Rarnwell, s. G.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-16
Atlanta Market,

ATLANTA Constitution, Nov. III
FLOUR Family $500; extra family s. so
fancy $3.50.
BAOoN-Sugar- cured hams Az a15c Tennessee
hams none breakfast bacon nom.
BULK s. EATS-Clear rib sides Sac.
LARD-TferceS 16Hca17; kegs and cans 13a
14c.
wpEAT-Choice. milling, $1.eoal.65; seed.
81 75a 2.OODer bushel.
OATs-6aa62c per bushel
HAY-Tmothy S1.35: mixed $3.50
CORN-White &C in sacks yellow, 800.
MEAL-S1.0 90.
PEAs-Stock 75a80 per bushel.
PoTAToEs-IriSh. Tennessee eating, $175a400
per bbl sweet 75aS5 per buShel.
ONIONS $400a4. so per barrel.
EGGS-Per dozen z0c.
BUrrER-Tennessee choice 27xc.
POULTRY-Young chickens, iba2oe !; hens
24a25 turkeys, none.
BEESwAx-20na 21c. N
FEATHERs-NeW choice white 6Sa65e.
DRIKD FRuIT-Feaaed peaches, n0minol; aps
pies, &c.