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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

ToDYE CHEAP WOODS WALNUT COLOR.
A correspondent of the Scientific An1eri-
can writes "Here is the process which
Mr.. ]. b. Rochard, a French carpenter,
used while working in Paris. Take green
husks walnut (Brou) and put them tc
macerate in water, for, say fifteen days
in the same water let the decoction cool
and use it by soaking piece of rag in il
and rubbing the surface Of the wood with
it. Two rubbings will give to the wood the
color desired. When wanted to dye hare
wood like oak, rub the wood previously
with salt of nitre and proceed as before"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

DAMAGE TO THE SUGAR CRoP.-The
New Orleans Picdyltae of the 10th says
at is now beyond doubt that the late
cold spell has done immense damage to the
sugar cane. AS far down as the parish OF
st. Charles, we are reliably informed that
there was ice on Friday and Saturday
nights quarter of an inch thick. Even
in the parish of Plaquemines the weather
was so cold that the top of the cane is GER
tainly killed. In the upper parishes the
damage must have been very great"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04
HOG ChoIera IN Virginia.

The Virginia papers are complaining
that the cholera is playing sad havoc with
the hogs in the upper parts of Spottsylva-
MIA county, Many farmers have lost near
ly every hog they had, not only those in
the peDs.fattening for pork, but their stock
hogs as WE'LL Washington Dispatch.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

To CLEANSE WOODEN FLooRs.-The
dirtiest of floors may be rendered beautiful
ly clean by the following process First
scrub with sand, then rub with a I've of
caustic soda, using a stiff brush, and rinse
of with warm water. Just before the floor
is dry molsten with diluted hydr9Scih ah
ing powder, (hypochloride of lime); LET
this remain over night and wash in the
morning.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

SEPARATION Or STOCK.-Hens ought
never to be kept in the same quarters with
fowls of certain other species, as turkey,
peafowl or Guinea hen, because these
worry them and drive them about. Ducks
also ought to have a separate sitting place,
because they get dirty with the drOppings
if they sit on the ground in the ordinary
hen coop: birds of feather should flock
together.-IHe Poultry World.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

To RENDER CoRKs OR SHOPPERS AIR
TIGHT.-This can be accomplished by
covering with a cement of decomposed red
lead or finely powered litharge mixed with
undiluted glycerine.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04
Patent Paint.
YOU CAN OWN PAINTING
B R A ID L EY'S
u TEL Mt EN- A M l. PAL n T.
Made White Lead, Liuseed
The Baltimore Catholic Mirror

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h:a hg
BAL NOR
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promptly h mi w IN Of ah
he gal e g barrel furnish dratE
p. KNlCHT,
2dmwn ST.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

CLEANING OIL PAINT.-Whiting is bet
ter than soap, Use warm water and a piece
of soft flannel. Afterwards wash clean
and rub dry with cAamois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
COTTON MARKETs

FH1tApxrrHtA Nov 7-Coton Gull; Middings l9e
cotton dlI hdtugsi 49, gross receipts lbl
bales. sales. rO. a stock. 300 bales
NOZZLE NOV Cotton good demand and imi Mldlngs aic
net receipts erporcoatFse oil bales sas 1000
WLsxGr0S Nov Cotton quiet Mtilngs. lalc net receipts
2J7 bale expors-cOastW Ga bales; stock 20ll bales
sAvAsNAH Nov. acknowledging fairs AalinsA Ntc net
rec pts erpOrtsto Great Britain, 2 bales c0se
LIB bales sales. lt2 bales stock b7.G2 bales
CHAHLEsrON Cotton dull; Mddnugs Ike; net recns
795 bales e1pousoastg Jj7 bales sales, ~ bates s0ck J5
bales.
LOUisvLLE Nov LCotOu dull hddlDgs, We rece l'tl
bales. 13fJ bales.
ClvcrysArI Nov Cotton dull. Mld1g Isle $40
bales shipments $40 bales stock, $50 bales -
Nov Cotton dull small sales Good Ordinary liici
receipts so bales shipments % bales .,
NEORLKASs Nov fiction n fair demand tr; B1dngsi ot-i
800 bales 10 100 bales eIpors-to Great Btsn
1857 the Continent 1874 baes today INV bales
sst evening. 'slO bales; stock, l03@lY bales
NORFOLK Nov 1CO01 quiet Low hd1lrgs ltc net iecents
IS bales; exports cOsise 29 sales, 20 bales sook
u S65 bales -, ~
GLyEsTov Nov TCoon dull and heavy Ornarr, atc; Good
Ordinary GlOic receipts 3 ba sales 9JJ bales STOCK
BALTrnoEK Nov Cotton quiet Midngs 9ic receipts,
l2 bales; expor-to Continent 5 sales a. 1aet ocE
ARA bales $500 90, 49,, o.
MKMPHis Cotton du Md1ng li receipts O4 0aesi
shipments l.9)4 bales stock, 23,ilt bales ., &C.,
AUGUSTA 7C0t0n demand Mlllugs litc receipts
SOS bales; faleS. 80 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08

% on, dr,, Of II car, Texans al weehsuken sid Sc with poor
." gee sSiSaw ,Sspe-, wer, N Morris is or NJ,
Phenon earn G5lmith Co. W H. hahory cars
s Of he Morr, cattle u cars by sehusi,r 'uerbsrI l2 Of
Il ear. ear. ~ Il msyeTs ali Team, is5 Of them 1908 ale 8
81 st 81 5lc; cars nsyes bI Seg Of 81 ss al lie
and q Of u cv at 2d2ic by Samue Of when cars "
Cae1 and McPers .o tsf ss Tenus g cv and just medium
a7a8.o with 26s illinois 607 ew e few tops a. l1c
NJ Goldsmith had % cTL, ii Ohio steers SOLO Z"
W Sherman 70, H. Mallory Illinois steers 81 e"t' At 100
NC ..,,s,-,.
Ths Wshae sen droyes we 10 tor GOd gery and u
Scott II cars Tor Sheek smith each o Bedford KENNEDY al'
Usir sod bis go KenacL steer q y oT :, losl5ls
Z J. Pagan, for shect smith Hs IeS,ns > o. =, ai'' SUI
CSreG Co. for BEDFORD Keareay KeracEy sae' evt At
F. CARY sor Scott 81 Kea,uck, eo san ct 1t 972e
r. A,hn a nus sSs = Esssaos1 or H. khu er
g. Sage sold car little 800 y n re- st'e oa AZ 10 y Ile
poor He State cattle Of est for D. .A'-a " &c. - PEI
Vrl CALvu.-Recep Of live calves light mset goci aod
prce, srvcr v Thunon 60. had SJ Bucks County D@9 D
T. 6oy sn p At lie Hume Elliott p calves At
So ami % At u each win few aTse one a. s.t pr 1 s
gaFEP LAsBs-Arivaf to-day 10 At ForTeghht and
week ago There little improvement in ne st siefs
choice 90 mhs reaching &c, and hne l2o0lS m sheer
I H. .. r. g6 ofS7 10 SIC IG 20 o. se ADD 4Oi Of 20 u At
Hume Esa a. Port ss6Ih-st 9 Ohio sheep ~ n aisle 90
Carsds lJa 100 ~ a. 705le l Canaa amps o. 10 a. o ~
q TO- sie 65 do u n at g'e IL d. ~ d. 'ei ~ S"e % D
Kirby sold "a Indiana sheep, o. B nsEe and State lambs g.
An owner sold - extra 40 10 sinte sheen, lie .
ic Indiana SO D. at 5e ~ Ohio 81 d. at Co. and 5i5 Sat
Hoo to-day % cars at Foreh.st and p At communp,v
making 49 and completing 2iII thus Jar ms gee M y !,
5c Dressed pigs selling rather higher one or tso ehSe 9'
reaching SCI 5s' s g.nfs S'Te,s s .s be, elSt Jey
pigs reached 81 b9o viii State 81 o9'ie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
7 FIR CENT COLD BONDS,
AZ 90 and accrued interest in currency
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER. REGISTERED
OR COUPON PAYABLE IN LONDON OR SEw-YORG

THIS ROAD WITH THE CANADA sOUTHERS, FORMS TIE
NEW TRUNK AIR LINE FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO. IT'S
UNDER THB SAME CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT, AND is
BEING BUILT BY THE sAMK PARTIES WHO BUILT rHE
CANADA SOUTHERN MILTON COURrWRlGHr. JOHN p
TRACY DAVID BOWS, WA. I. SCOTT HENRY FARAAh' b.
A. FORSYTH. JOHN N. BURKE. ~ l. SYKES JR' ALL DlREC
TORS BOTH IN THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST AND TIE
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND GEORGE oPDYKB OF THB
NEW. YORK MIDLAND SIDNEY DILLON, DANIEL DREW
JOHN ROSS DAVID STEWART. SAMUEL J. TILDRN, KENYON
cox AND OTHER PROMINENT RAILROAD MEN. TIE ROAD
is BEING RAPIDLY BUILT. IN THB BEsr POSSIBLE MAN
MFR WITH 6aPOUND STEEL RAILS THROUGHOUT ITS IN
TIRE LINE AND WILL BB COMPLETED DURING TIE
COMING YEAR NEARLY OSEHALF OF THE ROAD WILL
BE COMPLETED AND III RUNNING ORDER BY Tub lSr OF
JANUARY NEXT so THAT The ENTIRE LINE. FROM
BUFFALO TO CHICAGO WILL WITHIN THAT TINE. BE IN
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION THE BUILDERS or THIS ROAD
CONTROL ENOUGH or THE LEADING LINES RUNNING FROM
CHICAGO TO INSURE AN ENORMOUS BUSINESS FROI THE
START. TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THK IMPORTANT
PACT. PATENT TO ALL WHO STUDY THE STATISTICS or
TRADE. THAT THE PRESENT TRUNK LINES NOW TAXED TO
THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY ARE NOT APFoRDING FAClLl'
TIES EQUAL TO THE GREAT IND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
DEMAND FOR TRANSPORTATION AND THAT THIS ROAD.
THROUGH ITS ENTIRE LENGTH. BEING PRACTICALLY
STRAIGHT AND LEVEL, AND SHORTER BY
TWENTY-FIVE MILES THAN BY ANY OTHER
now BUILT, OR THAT CAN BE BUILT, 1T
MUST BIZ APPARENT THAT THIS LINE IS NOT ONLY
NEEDED But MUST BE A GREAT SUCCESS TIKI PRO-
CrEps OF THESE BONDS WILL COMPLETE AND EQUIP
THE ENTIRE ROAD. AND WE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND
THEM As MOST SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
PAMPHLETS AND ALL INFORMATION FURNISHED BIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


ehsasei, sample Pan 81 90 delivered No Red Winter
81 - Corn au unclaimed; No Mixed &c. Oats Dull an-
8.unr 30 g l5aZ g. Barley dull unchanged No. srrng
esdg al Is Dr1 Sailed Meatssous Long Clear
Glc, seller 70 Jan Jos order lois pscAd Shoulder 2 e
Rib dc; Clear sides alc Bacon eau aud uncAleli loll
iong steady Prime, Tee cash i Januarg q{, higher
bush. Wheat 90 bush Corn 500 bush Oats 90" 01sl
Barley 1900 bush. Rye. 1000 Hogs ,
Va a. 10 No ~ 70 Com ga ana ulee'l li 20
steady; No 2 23c Rye steadyi No Soc Barley steady NO
Rcrers-300 bbs Flour 1900 Wheat 1000 bush Barley
90 obs Flour 81 900 bush wheat GOO bush bae
tIScNNAri IL quiet and unchanged at -T7l Z.
Wheat firm and IN fair 480@ S. Corn fm Oh
&C. New Rye quiet and Unchanged at 68a7oe Oats DOL
far demand I'D trm P9k qmei New Z = ~ L3I.
sadv Steam. 'lc Kettle, E Bulk Meats siesdyi shouas &c
Gear Rib &c Clear Sdes Be- al loose Baec5 urn Shoulder,
i yea s green sBond fra at Sc November Sides nominal
Sc: Hams wanted &c cash irh Live Hog steady
~ ~ w, Is.f s815asiL Four sss5g AID IN inprovei de-
mand. EIr, Fsny 40 Goa 81 IS No at 20 ga 20 So Fancy
S, BsiE Me Sboader So Clear R5 e. Clear Sides &C. pile.
changed supply light Live HOGS an at - - o receipts '
STsrHi' Flourn good demand At sos 50 Con- s1
aL- ,lii 80 P-t' Nc In fsr 5e-pTrd an owe
shoulders gla9ie Lard dali and dgorng' Iiere Sc
White Of ~ Gael 65 Amber Ai,lgan a. o. Corr as o6l
Pour bush Wheat sbpmsut-JOUO bbls Hour l-1y0 Du1A
Nov 7-Four firm and in fair demand prices
changed Wheat dali but l No Red ate he al 81 81 No 90
&C. Oa stendS' New No Sc Eeaned Petroleum ilii de
mand STANDARD White 10 car lots 81 FIne @ls' 80 ~
No spnr 80 for Amber Winter; IS for White Winter 40 81
q SS lo two ears No Milwaukee Club 50 Com a es
Gle Barley IN r demand sales V 1us1 a. ? "
Gurt. Corn Meal S for Boiled IS ior ynboisi q ewt
Nil Feed seadr SPORTS 81; SlIsyas,' v WI i5 @ oe
"a bold IN boats Barley 8i Ahauvi Lumber atfs4 90 q m
l.nr Sc Receipts bv Lake-a5oO0 bush Wheat 1874 hub
Barley shipments by Caua77o bush Wheat n 90 bush Barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
Continued from Third Page.

r,,,dreA and twelve thous mi six hundred and ten
GTq6iO shares refuglg aud five thousand nine huhui
and seventeen % 9l1l SHARES asseuiing - $50
Rrqolred. Tint Ue Secretary Inform the DeiaWa,,
Iackawanna aud Western Railroad Company or tlie ga
Response OF the stockholders. and Of the detef
fbis couuauy TO treat the said agreement as Nau -
of no effect and that they refuse 10 asaa eAoSu'0 ~
said agreement.
!" '0 SAMUEL Knox, Secretary.
The earnings OF tho St. Louis and Iron Mountain NA
road for the month OF October were; 1872 s2lS'@o 70
sl75To2 GO increase 81. $50 81 Jan 10 Oc' a. '
nsn.S5T 40 ISL siS2I19s % increase So-0''-' 80
,ro xf,r,o,t, md Cincinnati Railroad Co report the
tonovtny earnings: For the month Of OCTOBER 1874
2osg77 1s71 sl754ss Commencing jan l. lSI- N0l''-
$40 ; 1872 l,s4s.f27. a.,
The philadelphia stock market Is DAN. PennsS wanna
g. los: Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad - hea'D
Railroad. 5Ss Pennsy lvinia Raroa"' o. "O"' LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
5aulnas Banks -.
AoRSk AND CARRIAGE A4EKLE

NEw-YORK, Thursday. Nov. 7, 1872
A very slim demand for low-priced draft
horses coming from eIty railroads and lines has
been the first and only manifestation OF life we have had
in the Bulls Head Market for time past Consider
ing the we-known although not generally admitted.
fact that a considerable number Of hardwOrked horses
have been carried by the epidemic and still dying
from IT, the demand for wOrhOrses Is most likely % IN
crease with every succeeding day and the supply I'D the
market which during the last fortnight has received no
addition will in all probability, fail short VI the demand,
the a. according the latest reports the horse
malady ia Just now spreading over districts IN the
country from which our market generauy draws the
bulk OF its supplies.
Nearly all fine carriage horses held FOR sale arc doing
well aud some OF them already IN nc condition 10 DC
shown but no transactions thus far reported. 49,,
The carriage trade vas very uii th"ongh""' enc u"y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON yor 7iiJ0 m-Cousos OPENED az 9 for money and
secuirs-hOtlng doing ad Prices
are nominal FIVE TuentT bonds 1905 DID, pa ss
Ui TeDFories. Fives 49, Enc R8Nay shares st
PASS Nov "A mr. entes opened al 5kL Doc 50,
I'll mlotiou oftufl et anu sieaili
ding Uplsuds Old. Mddlng Orleans. loi Oh 800
ivEKP00L Nov. 1:j0 m-tot0n Is qmeti Allus fAlus
idsid; MdIg Orleans lOsLi sales OF hd-lg orleans oi '
nary a. 1l6L 90, I'd, -.
tvERPooI vow - H-rreldsuEs qiet Pork 81 per
Dbl % Prime Mess 90, ~, ,-.-s on, d. .
Turpentine. % as e. cEt ..,-,,., 81. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
RFCEIPTs OF PRODUCE

pfr N1rfh Hirfr FtsffII ava hatITolIt -
NV 10 bales Broom Corn 81 bb Copper iat0 bales Cotton
17tl bb Frrs % hb Flour $50 bba Meal l3ll bush
Wheat n 20 Corn 37i bush Oats $500 bush Malt ~
bu barley COO busl Peas 49, bags q bales Hemp l5 bb%
Beaa bales Hops III Hides. 8bdi Hides ~ SIDES eAthss
bills Tar bbls Crude Turpenne 3 bills Sps ufpenins s
~ Re.p 6ls ntS Oh Csfe 1875 Lard 1879 Beet "a
pt Pork tJ 1ss4 Meats rkgA Butter 52 nsE' hee
pkgs. starch i Dlsl res
T ~ ass tobacco 10 pk Tobacco 776 bbl WHISKY 70 bales
W5,I. bb.s OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08


Corr .Aiea qaieti sales. s5r ab.s We quote. .
Com Meal tte SC Corn Mra Brre... 50 5 as gu
Con- Aei. We.tW. 3 10 q o 3 Corn MeaLG'hnE m Is
IS fair densat 50 - ID state
IS E 20 % for Pesns7. yaua = 400 ID
quiet ga 80 - fr Club and % I5d 80 for
Family ..--.--
Yeou 81 So Coarse l3a 81 ~ aud Ground feul
sI iO0 -. cob Meal SIC "a 81 O1.
FREIo room ba, been DO ir request and rates fun Vb
Cotton Provisions il TIE clarte1lg
been nouual The same Tie engage
Liverpool By - 100 bush Gram 40 ri tO
s.oi 1870 bales Cotton 30 8G5bfi 2 boxes
2oJ 4Si 500 bales 1 Cotton at
; Bristol 1000 bush Grain, by steam a. Od The charters
uere a brig Cork for orders with l3D bis.
lorunra with Tobacco and return
I-.r O. or, seville q
GRATN-lu b nothing OF >lne
nal miller supc1 bold oI che maskei closes 1 and nominate
would have 60 be submitted toj Wile
5000 Jusn DC > - Tor No Norh-
Wei. I'd M 30 Daaa; 5J0 81 o for aeror 70 good ael
veter cd Cor Amber ~ a5f White Mhgan ana y
No. MEauaee 40 ~ %. isl Jish. NO ~
~, 50 f- Northwest uu, iasi evening u - 81
a In 3a do TODAY 49, hsTef lu sul talnei sales
I 500 b zoos Auad q ~ eserl a. 'Gse tsnala
b. AMI ZOO bush raney western al
LeVr. oa.s are dull lower alQ close
re taa bu-h Nev Ohio Mixed 90 " PIE az
Western hlrrl at 44a ff "tlie az $50
at RE aul harvli Ct 900 com nacve ana
~ e -es.e % and unsettled market ior exchange
tF the f-ss lod OF; g! 80 bush Damp and
n5und le t3i 0tici "eern Altel ., 90
ie aue al o5c 5sc va st1ri Wesu ta 81 o'@ o9e'
Wr..-r yellow a 1o6lc state Round felsH a. 5ic
srpCK Oh NETWORK Ah1 bhoiA-ih MAhH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Tn..sBAY Nov The markets opeua serere raln-stqru
sh. had depressing afselce apou dru l,a Before room.
Qi bat there
aa ril l. aEe.. and 30 vas scarcely uoss IT, 10 sa a of
Dads OF I've erts o. oi u ge.tfr
W.t.lrteH. Ias ie l0 l-ris
531 .c1a1g srnisr'. and Monday sfk against lale
a.. H... uln .he -lock ai 8 e Jna-
vance ar. rf r or-aarf 90 .'i tfi- .t There
.lt-era ord l0ts. anl natives fIe
s.zss a. @ 80 y Lac, r-rY u a Dlag IA r.efs 1ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08

I.eluses l ..e above 10 bales 60 arrive . -, 4.
ssl.s for present dsIrcrr tn orWurd deliveries lhere TO-
rd ssd lie Saes as ooSs. all gu naSS o. 10"
MiuilnCs: -. ON az
rs 6c De-en e 10 5l6c 6o AZ 1850 Janaary % - sS
fni al Ig gIto lgIc 10 a. 8 loo fehfu.ry S'V ~ 20
boz March l8ic, ~ % Us IS loc So a. ioi Y -
sf It poo Jlc le; NAV, ln a. - 9toei w. D. ~
u 80 "a AZ lsc total 1910 bales TODAY up 20 p M
November as 7-ioc ,O olc l-O 60 pa iot ' az oto
ii. l l6r december s. oc 81 AZ lsi iuo ~ 10 Se
0 al 8. IOI 5ec sol % aie ~ az u ioc NV 4, 49,
i6o "A J.nuarr u l8tc. ~ at ttc' February gu Al
I8c 10 as Is I.oc, ~ 81 l5c March, Nv a. ID 'Se ~ J
ti is Ig 0J 90 Isle NAV Ua - 5l6c. 100 AZ ssc tO
ii $500 boo ar g 1gc total 1898 bales grand tota. u 1s
Orrr -rb. market VAS uuet reported socA o..
sf ANA bags Ro Baltimore. l5oO DO DO a. hcnonl ~ AZ
i ~ .f savannah 35t2 Mobile 2,bil az New Ofe4 rs
II D.iron We quote l50l3l eIir.mes stock m
t .r Sa YORK 300 bags and 10 ~. mats The socG an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
THE MARKETS.


rCsreiunv Reported of tus rRiBusE.i
THuRsBAr Nov 2 1874
,supS r,, are very qu.et steady Pearls
COrTCS-ere le good demand for Cotton On The spot and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08

NAVAL STORESThe demand for Spirits Iurpentne has been
erchaltab order yri with Sc obtained for small lots tins side
ssss include u 9 a. oe no oos a. Ole ana o. o9 al oie ais
Hmte bbs within the shove the
i. e..9 a. g9se rs i.5pgos All Serern St So e 25 and
gt'n a. saes o Doe s.on Ool al - Fteh steady
bs5d Cre vb. s5n e. 8 go fr Yo-tts-r Cr 9l at
y 'FD4-- t-4@'
PkOFl,lOAS-The PORK CHER more active; the
sosE few bands 40! easily he the sales. cash and regular
slT or lear r iatae delivery there j. moderate inquiry;
o. 5oO bo Mes seller November sl5 10 New hed
for Deae ul = g for January Beef freely offered
mn ,ns 6orras Beef ss.-oe md ssp-i a . Ia ~ Wv
Wesea Meats lover and Close ,e; sales Of SO civ
PrFIe Hsmt averase Isle and 90 sate5 SonI,-
5le Bacon IL aTce tie spot and dull ,ss future
ar Al re- Dressed ogs quote d a7ia for Civ and
Pc ber. sale % aglc Lard es active snd
l' D1 tcS a. ote for No D. osc tor l &c. of
FAR or future delivery bear Of JJ tcs seller
Novembtr M tc, seller December al 8ie and LOO
s..pt. are limited busiees quiet and inside prices
Eea f1 Butter little Of On all seconds buyers have
rssgs Co. Creamery sse4o Safe ttsra Air 70 good. 2a27
stste Ind Htabr pals Butter 20 y
b goo........ l5GJ Western creamery dairy
b,S - 12das wes,eTa rooi yeliov..... az
northern Welsh fa..5f0 Western ydlz
frku uare, 0Iease D2''ss'sssss'ss o. %
Welsh a..rrs. tne...........z5a3l|
CHf3-Cabe 65s The market quiet but teady We qnoe;
L Paucr FACTORY. as FAIR gooi Fa0neEl 0l2
Lsmll Fsncy Fscor LA ala Ohio FACTORIES am Private
Lslade good 70 prIne DGues ...........l0 0l5
PErROLEUM-he general market has ruled dull but yer7 d the
l generally held l 45 The Ceek quotations ior
Pt ~ery - 20 Upper and - IS a Oh City
hapi ouna Gle former AZ y axe ana he tel az ~ q ' -
RICEe mst steady; sale, 200 BAGS Rangoon At 7ao
ss oa 'r'ae terms AM oJ ,ea CarolaA a. t4o4 sock
sUGAas-sas susa we're quiet but price sady at D a9is for
PAR o. 100 q -aas @ 81 boIes lsuiseai at lose ksAnsi
sugar we're 1--i a. @4iSic Tor AAFds W. quote; 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
forses, Carriages, farnrss, &r.


A.-REM03y9IAA-41-: . . s,,,vr,s
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CARRIAGES
LIGHT ROAD WAGONS
b,vs removed wa-rooms CSC Broadway er FACTORY
lis 10 IL EAsI THIRTEEN Iial, NEaA - n D. 49,
and Tae assortment Of sciy hAe Carriages ana
Light Wagons Of tier own Aanuiaeiure
DAY HORSE for SALE-t5f hands; sound
ID double sold for want OF use Apply
At ia West futeenth-.L
nor SALE-HORSES and DOGS. Any pei
son drarous obtaining fr.teass hunters uotng iaught
veil trained sporting dogs can see ne same y enc
a. vii ave Adar HAWKS Co.. Montreal Canada
HORSE DISEASE.
THE NUTRITIOUS COSDIMENT"
a III. oply food In existence and reliable remedy for
HORSE Dl6IEMPEh
Where b,s used there be 10 During the CATTLE
delegate on different Chambers Of Agu tlai where this
Colmeut used there hai been CArTLE PLAQUE
an sausfed CoHdsni eIeellsnt food O
the bes, know Of for keeping horses oo condition
The food proves most excellent ny aba have omsnsd
II 70 nv nagh6ors. HEaEr WARD BHECHER."
eBr sn eIcsa aii improving the hsah and condition.
wnLAS LocKaAar, Yst Surgeon, "a T. rhiriesnihst"
excellent remedy Of lnnaenfa, Dstemper
3" h T. B1oHER, Vet surseon, TArlaie X. r. Co..
NORTH BRITISH CATTLE Food Co
MARIE q LOCKHARr Agenis.
EvkRErT HOUSE, FOURTHAyR,
BET. SEVENTEENTH AND RlGHTEESrHsra,
NETWORK CITY.
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
II ed l tHa' Of sserr sos aleas,si .afel ia
lla Of Bineis Tor street an % p4 aai eyer s'Sgs ae'''
HAENESS.-H0rseC Clothing, Blankets, Breast
-. ,.5 5 p. NJ. .l e. g. MJsEMAS aan MA.aas
tsfsns. s.fsl,slas. Cl.lalerssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
Olploeuo Notires.

Tie rsassr 5ooE the s Nov ard r'sP'8s on the
18Th JAS. F. s HOY;
Tas AEERIcls EEcuAyos SATossE IBAA2SE'
DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, free of
"A declared The capital 3 baas parable on aaa
after Nov TIE transfer ooo1' viii We s0'f5 1907 ias oS ' Ip "
CITT OF NEv-YoRK DEPARINESr OF FrSAseE{
C0APTROLLER's OFFtCE, SEPT. y, lasA
~ 49, - ~. CO. nj Cc1rtv N NeE-York due
1874 will be PAID that day BY he Chamberlain a. ma eneS
ANDREW II. GREEN, Comptroller
lanes RIVER and KANAWHA CANAL
CoTe COUPONS due Nov 1872 The bonds Of ne above
Company Will be pad BY LANCASTER brown Z CO.
No EHehaugs-eourt lETehanEepLaee near BrosaEsyl.
OFFICE OF THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD
" Co South Eishthst Broosyu-Ths COUPONS due nov on
The FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUSD PQNgs Of tbs S0Spa7g
"''' " L. and a. ne A'''q caXRIEs Z HoFks e,t.
OFFICE Of the LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
q e Company vii be paid on ard eL thai date
Oao Of yERMLYE Co.. BanLen Sos u and u N15,aa,L
OFFICE of Port Royal Railroad Company, 80
" souh-Ths Coupons Port Royal Railroad Bonds due Nov
viii be PAID The Office Of the COMPANY q na ,r,.,
DACIFIC RAILROAD (of MISSOURD.-Ih
Coupons iue Nov 1872 REAL ESTATE BONDS Of he
fACS E y,a5. 1p ot sSI The civ Of SesYoE
STOUT Treasurer Of Atlantic Pacific Railroad Company
RICHMOND and DANYILLE r. r. Co-Ihe
IA COUPONS D, Ic72 the CONSOLIDATED MOh4-
GAGE BONDS Of the above will be paid otce.
LANCASTER BROWN K Co,
No Erchange-court lETchingepaee near BfoaaWaIE
OTTcE oF rHE LoaASsPoRr CRAwyoaDsyLLE ASD sourA-l
RAILWAr COnPASr. (
CRAwvoRDsyiLLE, Ind October ~, lo'1c
T1HE COUPONS due November l, 1872, OF the
ON ;;;1t .nr that daJ at he OEee Of JONES SCHUYLER
hsnes Agents Z Pne, NeEYor j. s. BABEL treasurer
THE COUPONS of the CONVERTIBLE and
1 ~ gECOyD MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS q The hhM
yORK OsWFGO MIDLAND RAILROAD dqe NoE. ,Io'-,
h. psf on presentation az me oanAlLs -0a'
of gFORgE OPDHkE Co.. p Na2sau-fL rev AltA.
o. o s. 6ct it H. D. T. LlTrLEJOhH, PresidenL
THE COUPONS of the ST; LOUIS land and
1 sOurW EASTERN RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT GOLD BONDS due Nov i6ll VIII De- al On ani
~, ATE on pfrseunu BANK ughlnse 81 Gorgs OpiAe
10 No Is Ns.lu-st sew-York. Z. p WNsLO"i President
81 Louis, sio.. Oct 10, l8i1
VVHE COUPONS of the SIOUX CITY and
i ST PAULRAHROAD COMPANYS FlRsl MORIOAuh . ~.
CTy BONDS doe Nov D. l s be paid and Alter has la'e a.
de M-tf1po4taa National Bank newton. .--<,- ~
THF SAVANNAH and MEMPHIS K. K. Go.
= IN y. nd M LANCASTER. BROWN Co,
No. E1han re-eourt (kEelauge place neaf bfo-l4Ayl;
VTHE COUPONS of the New-Jersey southern
NnIcv - fa-j JNO. r.. COLE, Treasurer.