Knoxville Weekly Chronicle from Knoxville, Tennessee • Page 5

NOV. 0, 1870. NPJCt'IMKN tlOIMIW Of tho Chrohiclm mailed free any iMtw an Hi- Nine marriage licenses wore issued from the County Court Clerk's etfllow during iho lst week. Didders. We leurn Hint tlio several railroads which have Le ii lor omo Hme advertised for sale, on Thursday were not sold for want of bidder.

Appointment. Mr. J. M. Alexander, of.

Loudon, hns been appointed Assistant Assessor of Internal 1'cve-titie, to fill tho plnco made vacant by the decease of liis father. -tin in Nlrppl Hrlttftc. Work on tho bridge over Ptttt Greek, on Main street, is progressing toward completion. The work is being done in the most substantial mnnii'T. Stock.

Hix-'- DePue aro receivins: dully larao iil.li- -i 1 their stock of stove-, tinware and -rood, which it now complete, or will y. J'crsoniil. i Dni-, lato Prosidont of tfco South Jr I M. ni. hi.

tcntl- I' accompanied by Irts mji tlii city yeslcrdoy, on route fir t.iitlu rnn CltnrHi fstnecrt. in crt 1'nr the benefit of the above church i i ut Turner Hall on Thursday and i. i. ut the church a stated Itindver- i'i Sunday's pnner. Severely Ktmlrtt.

Tuc-day night a uiau named Lander was bca'iti over tho head lw shocking manner by unknown parties. Ho Is confined to his hod from tho effect' of tho injuries sustained. Ittimusiiy. Yc 1 afternoon while Mr. Clint Mitchell, of P.

r-villp, was taking buggy rldo his iirrnnn- frightened and ran away, overturn ng the buggy and injuring Jilm oonsidor-n' iy Wenllier Jtcporta. Tb signal service of tho Qorernnient lias bo-ut, making woather reports at Nashville. A Knoxville one of tho points designated, we i f-oi expect a signal ofHoer to open here, wo pr middle TtMnewec. Th tot tl population of Middle Tennessee is 1. Tin- total number of deaths in that sc' ion fir ill bi orf.irij-in-i 2.17 year, was 0,573.

Tho total and of industrial establish. I'oimd Julia Hoffman, tho child murdi ros, was con-' vict 1 cf murder in the ttrst degro hoftire tho CrI lunal Court yoslorday. Tho uniiHti.iui crcaturo will most probably expiate her heinous crii by ufleiinjrtho extreme penalty of tho liu I'hmIoimmI. Tho Nashville Manner say, thai Win. Lutty was pardoned out of tho work-house at Knov-ville, by tin Governor Saturday.

Jle was convicted in October for Mealing an old pair of pantaloons, and sentenced to six mouths imprisonment ut The Times says that the store of Mr. .1. Kunz was burglariously entered on Friday night and a quantity i goods carried oil'. The burglars succeeded in confiscating four sacks of Hour. Rome chewing tobacco and a couple of decant- era ui wuisKV Married.

At clock yesterday, in the il. K. church, oy ua K. J'-nus, A. Tarwater to Mus Laura C.

Ilosworth, all oi this cily. On tlio ill.t at the rosidcueo of Mr. Mor ton, in Monroe Capt. J. V.

KdiuomUon and Currier, all of JJlount county. I'reelnet IJnoiieiu'il. On to a misunderstand of ttii ollicor an- pou a i election was Held ut the ea aboo.e. in VOf lof era Knoxville. in eoueofpienen of which the "mt precinct had to their bal-wlicrc.

swelling tho list ovoters oonsid- The lrtt House. IV Huiito has been partially refitted by Jl Pan-el pre to tho bu i of wlntor. We have heard of no jii a. i jii- hog, yut, wid prumu but fuw win immls until cold weather sols in lairl.v Xi'H Way to -olIeet I- annoniici-d that the ofan Ohio paprr recently went up in balloon in pursuit oi so nt (icliiKpient subscribers. A con temporary Miggests that helms taken the wrong man, as i-ucii cuaps always gf in tli other di rcctitm.

Tlio Itelt Ilonte. This house becoming more popular every day under its promt tUaHigcnicnt. Col. 1 1 -pitic it jm'h In make his gue couifortabh. Thr table is iupilied with all the market atlbrds and more too.

In fact, tho 11-11 )'le isjmt as good a Itotel to t-top at as ono could desire. JVeiv Whi-iit. "Wo lui vo just recived, direct from Kngland, a new and very superior variety of Wheat, import 1 by Mais! of Kno cuunty. Wo in. II Pinners call and examine it.

Iloudit Uliuiton, nev McChe-lllock, Knoxville, Tenn. A IIoj'n CoiiipoHltlou. A- nvter ci' itiired to write a composition i i jm. i-n of the human body, selected tli i wli the hettd to thoimulilers, and expau'k .1 a follovv: "A throat is conveniont hnv hiitir pi 'Hi- niliy to roustor and ministers. '-ion, a-i 1 cr tt with it: the nl "ml.

hi- r. und then ties it vh ih I can lliiuk e' WKDNKSDAY, KXOXVILLK WEEKLY 0 1 1 HON Ks DA A Xos mill Ileiiltliiul Aitlile or food. The Mosi Iabixic, manufactured from Irish Moss, by the Hand Sea Moss Farino has been placed on our tabl- at dlflerent times, nnd proves to be one of tho best, most nutritious and easily-digested of all the farinas now in use. It is palatablo to the taste, is lighter and less compact than any other farina, and hence better adapted to weak stomachs, to dyspeptics, to invalids, and all persons of frail constitutions. In oases where tapioca, sago, barley, corn starch, maiaena and similar articles aro beneficial, the Sea Moss Karino is not only a substitute, but has advantages which neither of them possess, because the main ingredient of the moss has beenooiMidared by medical men for many years as having Invaluable remedial properties.

It is particularly recommended for pectoral affections, scrofulous complaint, diarrhea, JCditor 1MV Journal Health. Itiuimmy Aerldeiit. Yesterday afternoon, a horse attached to a buggy, in the expressive language of 0. It. Ihiiios, might have been seen coming at a two-forty gait up Gay street, without the guidance of a driver.

Iieforo Its wild career was stayed, tho buggy collided with a dray, l'or-haps it isn't necossary, but we may as well state that the dray was not ihjtired, and when the buggy passed Van Gilder's shoe store it resembled child's perambulator after a sovero earthquake. Tho horse then laid down suddonly and turned the buggy ovor, thus getting rid of tho top, which by that time was somewhat damaged and vibrated from side to side like an old shutter on one hinge. Tlio horse was stopped when ho could do lie further damage and taken to the stable. Tho turnout was hired by a colorod man, win. promptly came forward and assumed damage.

The hot ke took fright on Mabry street, Kast Knosvillo, caused by the flutter of a piece of papor in the road, disturbed by tho wind. Tlie charioteer dismounted boforo Bucephalus vanned to his work, and was not in-jurod. Tho Fire XxllMwtaler. Messrs. ItcCorklo of this city, aro the general agents for tho Universal Flro Kxtln-guisher, an invention which is being much used tlrroughout the conntry, and as a precaution against flres is of great value.

The agents aro able to present tho highest testimonials of its utility, from men who have tried it. It is endorsed by tho President- and Agents of twenty leading Fire Insurance Companies, besides steamboat captains, railroad men, newspaper men, and others. In a number of instances thousands of dollars worth of property has been saved by tho use of tho Universal Fire Extinguisher. They are the mot efficient and practicable invention of the age for putting. out firo In its incipient stages.

They can be used by anybody, and aro ready for use at a moment's warning. If they were introduced into our community, many a destructive flro might be avoided. Call on Messrs. McCorkle A and see for yourselvos. Tlio Ciivton House.

The preparatory work on tho Custom Houso I.ns commenced. Tho old stable has been removed and the excavation begun. The lot purchased by tho Government fronts 100 feet on Ullncli and 1C0 on 1'rinee struct. Tho building win uo tureo stono.s nuovo tho ground, bosiden the bai-emonr, and will be built of wrought stone. Proposals for furnishing the material have been received nnd forwarded to tho Department at "Washington, nnd ns -oon as they are accepted the do ivery will begin and tho construction commence.

Tho supervision of in is important work is in the hands of Mr. M. S. Wilds, a gentleman of energy, who will push tho work with all possibility. This edilico will tarnish employment to largo number of mechanics and laborer and tho greater portion of tho wages paid them will bo expended our mUR, proving source of advantage pecuniarily from the start.

Seriously Tho Chattanooga 77mrsay that on Thursday afternoon, several parsons wore ordered to get down from the top of a railroad ear by a watchman, and in attempting to do so, a- colored boy named Jim Spencer, fell in front of the ear, and tho switch engine which had just been attached, backed the car ovor his body. He was taken to Gaines' saloon, where medical attention was soon brought. It appears as though the car wheel passed over hit In-east. Such being tlio case, wo fear that his recovery is very doubtful. Tho boy was suifariiig great Wm ven we him, but did not show mueh signs of injuries, which aro prlnciiwlly internal.

The little fel low i an orphan, and recently from Knoxville, Ali-oeloni Murder. iiie Anslmllo Jittmun- says that a colored uiiicKuniiu named Alexander, In the county of nuttierlonl, was murdered in cold blood by a wuiie man nut '1 liursday morning. The scoundrel rode up to the murdered man's door and usKPu it in- cold get hi, shod. Alexander said lie could, and started to the blacksmith shop to perform tho -erviee ivipini.te-1, when tho whito man drew a pUtol and shot him through tho head, killing him instantly. The wifo on beholding her murdered husband fall to ip.

ground ran up to him, when was also shot at by the Tlllian biit without effect. He tnpil put spurs to his and galloped awav AVeare informed that on yesterday two en gineers were sent to Lynchburg to bring on a couple of now freight engines to 1, un-d on the Virginia and Geoighi Railroad KllgillU "No. SO" Win tliriosl not .1,,..., yesterday as good as iittw, almost, having been thoroughly; 'overhauled. The lnrsim -s of this io.ni i rapmiv tui-reusing, and tlio otlkeiv are ironic to that nothine' ishift l.v ,1,..,.. that will benefit tho traveling or hii-ines.

pub. Another Witness. Mr. F. M.

Wheeler, of Knoxville, Tennessee, says our byniplux ha done me more good in Dronchites than anything else I have ever tried, and I have u-ed nearly ovorv kind of medicine ivcoiiiineii.li.il Cur Tn i boeu troubled with till fur liisnrli years, and after using only about ouo-haU' bottle ot Symphlx, 1 feel almost entirely relieved." i. nam. -il Jane "Un'y l.it -i vat i i. Mi-, li.i'.lniick was 1 i i attempt. a uinrl fifty Accident on the Huoxi lllo mill Kontiu-k-ItallrOHit IliMkriiiisn Killed.

Asyesterday inornttig'i mail train from Carey-rille, to whleh had been attachei I Hu extra train on the summit of Black Oak Ridsre. eared the foot of the ridge, tho mail train broke loose from extra, and the Henry Spears, a colorod brake-man who was standing on the front ear of the extra, fell, or attempted to jump from his position on to the rear of the passenger i nr. The distance whs too great and tho poor man fell in front of the heavily freighted train, ltoth his leg were cut oft" near tho thighs, his head was crushed to a jelley and his body horribly mangled. As soon ax the accident was discovored and the train brought to a stand. Conductor Ault returned to the necnc with Dr.

Kistine, who was on tho pa-enger train, who cxauiln ed tho rornainsjmly to Und that life was extinct. Conductor Ault brought the remaias to this nity and g.ive thoiii In charge of Mr. Spears' mends. Mr. Spears wa a very sober, faithful man, careful and attentive to hh duties, how he came to loose his footimr.

or whether ho jumped from the car can ntvar bo known. AIloirN. The City Ouneil met last night, Mayor Van Gilder In the chair, and full hoard present. The Mayor called the attention of the Board tp tho financial condition of the city, ond urged the prompt collection of the taxei which were necessarv for the payment of outriding bills and making further The regular rotitlno was gone through when Alderman Swan offered the following ordinance "'l1'. hthc rtud AMtrtnen of City Knoxville, That all ordinances croatihg privileges known as hucksters' license, be, and the same aro hereby repealed.

A. vote was taken and lost, when much discussion ensued on tho subject whereupon. Alderman Mitchell moved a reconsideration of the matter, and after further discussion was carried and passed first reading. A motion to suspend the rales was lot. Policeman Parker, who wa appointod -to confer with the fire companies, reported that their choice for chiefs of the Fire First, Col.

A. S. Mariner; second, Capt. R. M.

Boat-den. The matter was left to the Firo Committee for report at the next meeting. Aldermen Henderson and Mitchell were appointed a special committee to designate thelino of tho street near Mrs. Steole's residence. I'ocket-lHtok Mtsilen.

On yesterdey at eleven o'clock a stranger had his poeket-book stolen from him at the depot, containing aheut He was a German, we of. lformed, aad had arrived the day previous. I lie facts as noar as we could losrn them are ns some apples from a little boy, and after paying for them, laid down his poeket-book while he put away the iippltw, and after he had done so went to put tip his money, when it was nowhere to bo junrl. Suspicion rested on a colored man named Uobinson, who had been stiur by him, and had left rather suddenly. OflhW Jvnys, who was on duty at the depot, at once started in pursuit and overtook him on Broad strer and searched him thoroughly, making him poll off uui no money whs loiiud, and the presumption is that if ho took tho manor he concealed it in the yard at the railroad sl'isms.

Knbinson was taken to tin and locked up for several hour-, hut no one appearing against him, and there being no direct proof against him, ho was discharged. Ke.il lXiale Mole-. On veaterday the auction hell ill front of the court homo proclaimed that vendue was about to tako place, and soon the volco of our Fall-staillan friend, P. Shropshire, wa hoard, offering for sale the MeXitlt property, on Main street, occupiod by Mr. Ault as a residence, which, after spirited bidding, was knocked down to Col.

J. M. Thornburgh for1 $3,100. Tho next lot oflcrcd had a front of I7J feet on Main street alsoa partof the JleNutt proporty, now occupiod by P. M.

Williams, and was purchased by that gentleman for A pair of iron-groy match carriage, horsoa wero offered by Mr. Akers, but thoro being no b'uldors tho sale was postponed. Tlio following resolutions complimenting Judge Hall and Attorney General Thornburgh wore pasted by the Criminal Court Grand Jury Regained. That we. tli, undoriined.

flmnil Jurors for the Criminal Court of Kiiox cuunty, hereby tender our must aincure thanks to liis Honor Judge M. L. Hall. tiNo (i. M.

Thornburgh, Attorney General, forth- i.tnd and considerate treatment received the'r hands during the tetm of tho Criminal Court Just ended at this place. Wmf. Tint the Mnowille Chronicle ho furnished with a copy pa-ccodings with a request to publish. W. H.

Swan, Foreman J. M. Murphy, Horatio W. Wnlfcer. X.

Burger, C. W. Carnas, J. M. Ford, M.

1). Lee Peter Johnson, W. W. Dunn. P.

M. George, John Chumlea, Jion. J. Hartley, W. H.

Cartor. A JJiy Stnhlied liy Ids The Chattanooga Time of esterdav, ifivos the following accouut oi'a oicurrenco in that city on Tuesday "Jut before school time, the laiys who attend Prof. AldchofTs were amusing themselves by scnflllng and throwing each othor down in tho usual manner of boys, and Fritz Lindemau and linger were at the bottom orthe heap. hen the bell i.i-i for school at li f. the boys started for i.e school room, when linger tollowod Llieb inan and -tabbed him in tlui back.

Lindemau weni home, and died at tt o'clock Ih night. Young Liiidemsn was the nsphew of H. C. Liiidrmnn, and was about years old. Rogers i the son of Wm.

Rogors, lata Deputy of the countv, and is about Hi years old. Hi father gave 'bail to the amount of for hi wppoaraiicij to-day. The Air J.lnr. We are pleased to I Virginia and Trim learn that freights on the nnt-Ssse l.il.e nre lriukiiii. tin.

A considerable amount ol'e itou is passing over tno road, and tho nro-iivei for hieiw iitiiKiun ijiis winter are vorv euoillMgllig. Tho Kast Vtrgiiiin and Georgia Railroad Company are not going to bo behind any other of the conn-cliii link of roads com-prising the Air Line. New freight cars arc turned out from their -hop uvury week, engiuis put in thoroUL'h onl r. mid the road bed nut in lis good repair as pusdbln. Kensomilile l-roiwisitloit-Ot ln Will lie- SXll(l Aro tboro not tlireu men In tilt, i-liv of Knoxville who will give ten dollar each lis stock in our Fair (irouiids, and huh hundred who will give five dollar, ouch Now, this is a small matter, in the icrmvuatt it will amount to an amount which we now need to pay off a pressing debt which must be met.

Gentlemen, meet us on this aud we can wade riijht (u-omA. V. II Mlt.rn.-t, i. lumej Wrisrhf a killed by hi I tho other lay. i0 KMI5KK 0, 1870.

Knn-arelle MHllroud Mnn. I ho ikTnyor of Montgomery, Alabama, has ritten a congratulatory letter to tho Mayor of Nashville, on the nattering prospect of the early completion of tho new line of railroad communication between tho two cities. The lino Is under the supervision of Major Campbell Wallace, well known throughout this section as one of tho most efficient and onqrgotlc railroad men to bo found anywhere. Ili'iny freights. Railroad freights have been very heavy during this week, beginning with twenty-six car loads on Monday morning.

The drays aro all employed, but cannot deliver the goods as fast as they arrive. Tho freight Is altogether merchandise, and comes diroot to tho parties ordering it. There has boen loss freight for commission houses than formerly, but this is more than made tip by regular merchandise. tirok Jail. Tho notorious John Murphy, on the first Monday of this month broke jail at Livingston, Overton county, Tennessee.

The Sheriff of Overton intended bringing him to Blount county at the ending of the term of Court then in session, but hi eseapo caused that officer to meditate on the want of wisdom in counting his ch tokens while they wore only eggs. Csmt-url. Thero will be a concert gireu atTurncr'sHaU on Thursday night of next week, the proceeds of which are to be applied for the benefit of the German Lutheran Church. Some of the best musical talont in the city is engaged for tho occasion, aud the lovers of music may expect a rare treat. We bespeak a crowded house in i.

of this worthy enterprise. Equitable Aatmi-ance Koeletj Wo are informed that Capt M. 1). Bearden and H. C.

Tarwater, have boon appointed goneral agents for the above named organization. The Society is fortunate in securing the services of such gentlemen, who will doubtless uso their influenco towards making the merits of the company known to the citizens of this community. Murder in Kiittiei'Amt t'onuity. Tho Murfreosboro' auytUflR' Samuel K. Lawin was brutally murdered in Itutherford county last week, by four negroes.

The murder seemed to have been don" in retaliation for threats made against an old colored man named Reeso McKnight, by Lawin, who wns drunk at the tlnio, and also at the time when he was killed. Mtiiitonced. Yesterday the case of Andy Williams, color eu. convicted of the murder of Adolplio jcuiscne, in county, in 1807, for which crime he was convicted and sentenced to be hung, was disposed of. Ho was sentenced to he hung on the 16lh of December.

This was an appeal to tho Supreme Court nnd the opinion rendered by Chief Justice Nicholson. i Itiiiliood Mnlterrs. Tho North and Alabama Railroad from Montgomery to Limekiln (Galena) will bo completed, it is supposed, about tho loth inst. This lino connects with tho Solma, Rome nnd Halton rnilroad, and, in connection with the Knst Ten nessee. lrginiii and Georgia road, is tho shortest routo from tho South to Now York and other Northern cities.

Iuliiiillle I'd. Yc'crday, a llttlo daughter of Mr. James M. King lorrificd her grandmother by picking up live garter snake and starting into the house wilh Tho child had been playing witli tho roptilo nnd a kitten for some time beforo know ledge of the character of hor pets was as-certa'nod. Norway Oats.

Mi isrs. Hough nnd Church oiler these celo-brnt Onts to tho farmers of this section. They aro well known that anything we might say woui I lie superfluous. See their advertisement pub! -lied in this iiie. Jtnllioitil Meetiun.

Th Directors of the Knoxv'lle and Ken-lucky Railroad Company held meeting at the office oftlie oomiiany in this qity, at which Qol. C. M. McGheo "was unanimously cho-en us President. The salary of the President was reduced from JsOOO to $2,000.

ICiiilroitd Itrclptis laid Disbursements. Tho following -tatemont of receipts nnd disbursements on the Knoxville and Kentucky and Knoxville and Charleston railroads, we clip from the Nn-divilk' Manner: Khu.ci Vie ml i nfxrl Receipt from Sop-tomber Kith. to September 30th. 1870, 31 disbursement for tlie miiuo time, 73, IW 20. Knoxville and ChurUnton.

Receijts from December lt, 1800, to Septomber BOtli, 1870, Jo; disbursements during the same time. -ID. Elinor I.osnls. In tearing down Sriith DsiUy't livsry stsble, a large settlemantof rats wers dissovsred and killsd. The Athca I'ont says the rsil of Cane Crek Aeadsmy pinbrscts the names of one htindrod and forty-eight pupils.

The hunters alone tha Chilhovren meuntaias have ommencsd aatine venison. Dr have been unusually abundant since the war. The enterprising farmers on the south sida of MrMinn have another large crop of an hogs for the fall market. The Athens Cleveland lianntr, and Chat anonga Time are seeing who can outvie in tin size nf swart potatoes in their respective eountip. The Celebrated Ciiiili Ntove, I'llslilou, Combine all tho modern iuiprovrments, wjth tho largest oven, and the finest design pattern of any stove ever fibred in this country; great economy in fuel, and reduction in price.

Hold by Hole DePue, 10ft Gay street, Knoxville. novS-dltw't Arrests. Deputy ShuriiVJno. Gibbs urrcttoil It. Defreeze yesterday, on a capias from tho Su-prune Court and committed him to jail to await hi trial for robbery.

The winio otiioer arrested Hulda ISottlee for an infraction of the laws in regard to retuiliug. She was brought, all blu-hinir. to the bar ln.ti,-.. ui and r-onal I tal i Ii- iHlsIuip nt Jtoclisvooil. The Kingston Rati TiHHMHtem says that serious mishap occurred nt Rockwood sevetal tesrs ago.

From some cause or other the idling ef the furnace caved In. This uiifbrtuinte -purrence, wo are told, will necessitate to rebuild-ing, and tho consciiuent suspension of work until April next. i.iht or I.cttcrs HeniulnluK; in the Unoxvllle Iost-Olllro, Aoveinliei' 1STO. Persons cslline for lies letters will t-lsase say "Ail-vnrtlseil," ami tlve th ilafo of this. list.

Jfnot wiled for within enementh they will sent to Iho Dead Letter Office. A Alexaailtr, Nancy (col) 2 Abernstliy, Jos 1, II Roh or, Mrs Kllssbotk Hurler, i Horcsl. ilrram llallard, John ltulles, Jnlin llktton. William llfeir, WillUim llnrke, Wlllinin Qelwell, Job a Olisrles. CoU, MIm (Sreline Carnes, Claiborne ford, William (1 Grant, Iiunilcr rtorUon, Miss llunnull On Both, It 1 aynes.

Mrs Amanda Henderson, Mrs 1) oestr, John law rty. Themas fanTey. yfTlllaw Uawkts, William Johnson, Mrs Jllllio Jneer, Jicary JtorrlMii.il MtXutt, (Ino A Murphy, McCroa, ltijfiwlek Moore, Wjlllatu Keslty, John (Well, 11 1) OdeU, Tarter, Mist Amelia Tstton, llob.rU.JI Its Ullen(eol) Kiithrftrjl, A Itelsiou, Nauey Itnbertson, Itneert Seslcs, Mrs A1 Bloatn. I gsvan, Miss Kpllie gultivaa. A Smith, Mrs Mary aiiBders, Mrs 11 Bummers, Lewi BliCar, Qraes Tyler.

Rsr ta isnias, WDTlloni Tall), Rev Thoints Tnnnit, Jerry Zimmcr, JA8.B0IXJrlt; P.M. a. Lyons, Hot Kd Mundlng, A I. Ail vert Is4hb. A man who cannot afford to advertise, cannot afford to do A merchant prince said truly that a person investing ono dollar in any of business, should spend a dollar in adv.

r-tising that business. SlMtfl.YL NOTICE. Resays for Young Men oa Social Evils, ami tlio propriety or iinproi-rioty of getting Mnrriwl. with sanitary help for tlioso who feel uufitted fnr matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed eiivcloiics, Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, llox V.

I'lillodil-t'hla. l'a. seutZl-dswSm Vouic, Nov. o. The bank stuto-liii-ut shown the Loaim Imve dtHironfcil nvtr $1,600,000, Specie lias hicretused over Io-posita Imvo inureuised more tlmii $2,000,000.

Tlie circulation has neariv Ltiul tenilcta lmve increuued Wall stroet ih quiet. Gold opened iitt l.103, "nil elo-sod ntSl.lOj. Tin- '1'rensin-or lmn paid hIuc-i Novuinlicr Iht. Yohic, Nov. 7.

Gold was not nar-llcitliii ly ticlivo to-dtiy. opened at $1.10, "'Ivuiii'eil to Sl.lOj, cloK-il Hleadyat sl.lOg. Oovcniineiit s-ueuritlts aro ttcutiy. Tliuy openuil ut ii low juk-c for iill fi-20n cxii-pt, OSs, which opened strong, but declined 1 l-itnU tlui-ing tlio day. Sixett aro very Htemly.

Tho following aro tho honil quoIatloiiH Os, Rij; 02i, 8j; tlln, 7J: (J5h, 74; now.Ojj 07s, Of; 08s, Oj. 01; 001 (UI; now, 0-1; now, 70; levees, SO; 101; oh, 70; (in, SO: 7, 90; N. -10; now, 27; S. 87: now, OS, Kimxvllle Wholesalo Market. Jleview of Urn Produce Mnrkelfor lite tnek ending Kovcmhcr 7, 1S70.

K.voxvillk, XoToniber 7, 1W0. There lias boen no la.iteihil olinnio in tlio urmlm-n trade during the past week. exoi.t an inereused tie-inand for wheat and oats, with prices luuiaininca last auoted. Some interest is manifested by fanners in tho onon- ing iiork market. (Jood hogs oan be bought at 7 oeuts sross.

but pankcrs do not show much disposition to operate. Tho- season is unusually fmo for tho maturity and gathering of eorn crop. We hope and expect to see this grain put upon the market la gooj condition. Wiirat is readily taken at 95M.0O for prime white, ifitWOe. fur red, as to quality, and WKSW for Walkor or Amber, as to quality.

Corn Too ourly for shipment. A limited local do-mainl at 60e. If wo oan get a material reduction In freights, wo will havo a large ik-mand troia tho South. Tlio present high railroad tarill' will turn orders to the A est. Oat.s In ilomaml at looses snokoil In depot by carload 42(i-i5c.

I'louh bimitoU supplv, The local trailo is suppllod nt S2.75tt3.(iO pcrsack. Tho shipment of this article to tlio feouth will depend much upon railroad freights. litcoN Supply about exhausted, closes out at high prices, owing to tho scarcity of tho article Knrly ou-ring will meet a icady salo at lull prices, hut prices will rulo low next summer. No transactions for want of stock. IiAim Nothing doing, This artlcie will bo in demand early in the incoming season.

Fkatiikiis Fair demand at 00G05o.i for prime mixod IlCTTEB ltetter minnlv. BBl. tOOS ITorllll oyisc 2V Packed for shipment 20s Dbikp I'udit Dull. Pared apples peaches "s-u, a laisit Largo shipping varlctios readily taken at Cite, tier bushel, Ukkkx Arri-Ki Well selecteil, lurge. smooth apples are wonted at toJfSOc.

per bushel, forshipmont. Duiir CAirLK-Our butchers oontlnuo to pay gross. Mutton AVorth S2.OW3.00 ner head. I'ouk ltooa Noniiiml. It is thought CTa.i will bo paid for early slaughtering.

gross, Knoxville Ilctnll Mnrkui. TK banl.tdb iiV 2'i 7ft smsM.itiini. iuoiassos, gn MM SI), sM. 'ftt, new bus nueon Hiaswiix llcef on hoof Onndles, Coll Me UttlS, ri uus All 1Uh Vwt 7(K 75 Peas stock, bus 50 CO -JAVn, Clieete Cotton lllre. J.Z "mi Cops.

nw bu Sugni inislied. TSlt. pt Clllekeiw as2ft exirti KuiM. i-Tour siir .1, 1. S', IS I iiUUIIOli i i i.