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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-28
NUMBER Al.

per acre. This swamp was cleared and
planted with cranberries. One yield
from this swamp amounted to nearly
$3.50 per acre.
We saw three acres Of fine peach trees
trees only part of them bearing yet.
more than half being young trees. The
yield of peaches with him has not been
very large this season. Some l25 pear
trees are hanging full and promise fne
harvest.
This gentleman has also tried piscicul.
ture, but failed. though from no fault OF
his; the brook dried up. 100000 trout
were hatched out and turned loose. They
flourished finely until two or three inches
long. when the spring failed and the baby
beauties were lost much 10 the owners
regret As We were standing by the
decaying sluiceways and dams. Mr..
Whitaker said he would give one thou
sand dollars year for an uniaiIing sup.
ply OF pure water through his fish ponds.
lie deserves 10 have il.
We are constrained 10 make remark
or two on that vexed question. docs
farming pry?" Here is a gentleman
who began less than n score Of years ago
with 10 capital, not even robust health.
10 make his living off a worn out rocky
iarm. lie has made his fortune. While
other men have the orzed he has practic.
ed While Others verbosity has declared
farming did not pay, his quiet pluck has
proved it did. 4 farmer must become
saturated with modern ideas il he would
make buckle and strap meet at the end OF
the year. Our fathers used to 90 TO
Boston by stage coach fifty years ago. Il
don't pay to do SO now. We can do bet
ter. Now there are so called farmers all
over New Hampshire who have not de-
parted one iota from the routine OF their
grandfather's farming. An acre or two
of corn, as many potatoes and piece OF
grain constitute the curriculum. New
principles have been infused into every
other vocation. The farmer remains
imperyious. Is it not time for the New
England farmer to look for some new
principle to be applied 10 his work or
new avenues Of agricultural industry
for him to enter upon ?-[ Nashua Tele.
graph
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before in Years. and he made q good
supper, and then fed bits of his fork 10
tae cat, which she, much condescending,
took daintily.
lie felt like man who has dreamed oil
wandering long. heavily burdened,
through waste places, and who wakes TO
find himself safe in the familiar room,
with the visionary load left behind in the
land of visions.
Before he went away. he hal promised
to think about an Oft repeated proposal
to make his home with his brother in.la
He thought to such good purpose. that
before the week had come 10 an end he
was established under his sisters roof. to
that lady's great contentment.
He saw Mrs Armer two or three times
before she ended her visit; indeed, she
camo to him To consult him about law.
suit in which she was engaged with her
husbands relatives, but Mr.. Devine in
formed her that the matter was out Of his
line of practice. Once and again he
encountered his old love. with no more
dangerous emotions than ever increasing
disgust The once sweet. unconventional
artleisnes was vulgarity; the grace.
afleclaion; the silyery laugh, sounding
brass
With delight, he felt himself tree
man, and he threw himself into his pro-
fession with renewed ardor, and each
new day scemed 4 revelation OF life.
Mrs. Armer did not prolong her visit.
and in few days fitted away. TO the
undisguised relief of Mrs. Vale.
~ Tor Mr.. Devine's long cherished
love, the angel OF resurrection might have
called tor il in vain. The craven image,
after ,eigniug Tor ears in a temple meant
Tor hoiier worship. crumbled into dust
at the first sunbeam Of reality that shone
into the shrine.
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Gbt t9ffOrN @rmutrat,

Published Every Tuesday Morning, by
F. f. SHA w,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS Two Dollars per year-sI,5O If paid
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pOetrglg.
NOTEMBER MORNING.
BY CELIA rHANrER

BT CELIA rHANTER.
Roaring, the Wild south-wes.er
Fills the wide heaven with IT, clamor
PlouChing the ocean aud shifting
The land ike poudcrsus hammer.
10, how the vast grey spaces
wiestle and roll and thunder.
Billow piled upon hilIow,
Closing and tearing asanoer,
A. f the deep rSse,l with anger
or ho-ts oi the fAbulous krlkeni
And ths irm house shu.lder' aud tTem5lcs,
Beatos, buGete,l shaken
Battles tbs yIll with tho tempest,
Struggling and wavcring md ALTERING,
Soaring and striving and -jiking,
Turning. it, high ceuI ,e alteriug
Down through the cloudy haven
Notes fgom the Wild gees, are falling,
Cries Ike harsh beil-tOnes ire ringing,
Echsing changing, aud G. Hing.
Plunge. The schooner iIu1- yard,
swiftly the long seSs sing,
Close. rcricd. seeking the h rbor,
Hall lost IN spray she Is tossing
\ rim n the roof OF vapor'
And stormy sunshine Is treamins
10 color the grey, Wild water
Lite chry sorrasc, green and cleaning.
Cold aud terape,;uou, occan.
B5ggcl rock brine swept aud lonely,
Grasp OF the loug, bitter nter,-
Thee ,hins. TO gladden. iae only
Love dp.t thou wait fer me 10 some rich land
Where the gold orange hang- iu o,lOruu~ calm ?
Where !hc clear wa,tr4 Kiss the nowcry strand,
Bori,r.d Ui.h shining sand aud groves u palm
Aud While yh., l.;.eg morning breaks for me.
Draw, @, 10, close thy warm, delicious day;
Lights co.or-. perfumes, music. joy for thee,
For n- ths cold, Wild sea, The o.ou,iy grey
r. I-es the rc-l moon IN thy ,ranq lil .ky.
Plsshcs the f9autain with IL silver talk.
Aud a, the evening wind bcsia, % sigh.
Thy sweet Sirr, shape steals down the ssr,lcn
walk.
\ white robe simmerius throus the scented dusk,
Lingering beneath the starry Jasmine sprsy-,
Where th1 thick-clu-ierci rose, breathe "f muss,
A Sudden gush ug son. tay li.,l, step 'iays
Ihat Was The nightingale o love OF mine.
Hcar'-t thou my voice IN that pathetic long,
sinking in passionate cadence- divine,
Painting AMI falling with IL rapture strosS,
! stretch my arm, to thee through ail the cold,
Through an The dark. across the weary space
Between us, and Thy slender form fold,
And gaze into ;he wonder 90 thy face
purC brow. the m0Onbeam touches, tender ewes,
splendid with CoeliaS, delicate smiling mouth.
Aud heavy silken hair that dlrkiy lies
son A. the twilight clouds In tly sweet South.
% beautiful my Love, in vain I seek
To hold the heavenly dream nat fades from me ?
] neci, muss wake, with salt spray on ms cheek
Fluus from The fury of this northern sea.
-ScribHer's for NortHib,r
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FOR
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23
ElufATlnHLf.

DALLAS FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIE sixth scholastic year begins
sGpFENBER = tsccena Nonday).
Corps OF Teachers, the very best. Tuition
payable in United States currency, by the
0at session in advance, and ch.L7ge9 from
entrance to close Of session, Sulii hGys I'd
mttted. W. ~. bt's E'e.
l7leodim PRINCIPAL.
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nunel8m, Chat Is, the true llne OF eoh'
alilllInnaI lIherIyl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23
FItIlEpLY CAUTION.

10 our our property holders Of Dallas
We address thla brief paragraph we
tell you that not less lhan iWo hundred
good sites for towns in Toxins have boon
killed beyond redemption by thehls
prlces6 asked for lorH, NO one, we
maintain, ms q fact demonstrated q
ihousnndtlmes, oauprosperRnd become
permanently seat ofprospeiQa' ''ll''
without large Infusion of meoloulo7
aud day laboroa, These two olaste'oI
useful men can not stop here, unless
.tAey oapgetAames wihlplhalf moal'..
IAdhnola, lAvaoa, lciiaHon, In sale,
PbilyAfpnaf, ana dthefplaoea Of apsal.
Natural advantage, hive been hnlrh'
cred by landed proprIclom asking eE'
orbllaltpgIog for NH.. Iho ayeigsp
~ ltgv portion nj fpppbInlA aAVgd
AAIiAftak hp,Sl ASilbauonuw8Qg'
Adopting this as true, they know llm
li,s1lmidloGNiles Aeph,0uA nQlpepW
oi-DaIlas NaA, ALLAH iid'ha lWi0lye
on, M II witAmtbo coWuot lIwl,'r
Of pailoR They know INA. on "V'S
Of good pnd, within ayemi'DIn ' vas
1fnwhs Fott 'Hm1h Nllepmn or
.sl4dtcn lnsr ~ @oohl aI., or ltna' 81 "
iCwmowllhnhy op.iotoi D1l'N Nud'
Therefore, iCltcu.H,Io hWIio'H.'.
pc, .o o., a. s D. =. 'Ia o -'. ". ''
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Tht1ailg8erald
oprncPA1ii''' '''i'o"
...rra,trn er. YME m0usE.

NrrAfEn er'sHE nousi'-
lFrsIa.aIj warts q, ibe, State we SEQ
abunA vevldtnGRl hA' be non Ky
NJ. Dxiky, of tlrlssl'p'''t na i.IAte'p,
wII1E elected Speaker OF lhe heAl
HoE OF Representative VINE VS.
the province OF the House to elect 10
own presiding officer II Is SIN true we
whole State has right to a voice ~
hereinafter, ~, on tho elegllQp Of =
proper man, demands tlls disHttel q
tvs public business ~ ptevrre'Al'ns
officer Is ever stumbllQgblocl' In ley
islatlye businesses Mr. Bryan far more
than any man elected, has had The OK, ,
perlence TO make u good officer bsal.I'
this, he has the clear bend, pureNelpi
and dlgnlaed address necessary TO suph
an s s..1K IL III WV
I'iIE improvements In the suburbs OF
Da)lss,. and especially near tho FAlr
Grounds, are such ~ 20 win tie adilll'
ration Of not only men of b',Ri''sps' W
of poets, There ARE helng eys0ioH son
of tho most beautiful ruril leaidc1lee'
we have ever seen, AZ the present
rate Of development, n few years VIII
only DO necessary tQ rank palIw WIN
Cambridge, Now Haych, NHWNb, I id
the most beautiful ollles Of me olde7l
p D.,1.e \ s;Esss4l cs4aS
place. iiaMlaa&o acknowledgements ~
SsdolSplIshr sAtshwApe liyG y h9q9d
co~n, Swho, occasionally ride OUT on
Cochran Ross Bryan, Live OAK or
Elm streets, are amazed at the change
In short period. We well remember
81, Louis at the same size, but NJ the
time, she had no such evidences OF
growth. Remember that cheap lou',
aud kindness to strangers, Will keep
the ball In motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

,.,,, =. ~ December Bacon que, .nt unchanged
SG sS s5s oSs s. S S" S SSt
66oo eeoS9 sS' 80 c'' Flour o eSoo bush
I: o e'f oo Sd bush B; SS
Sl cs 20 base sure Petroleum dun and 'SshGseI
osi I5Ss 10 ' Corn aari It 5os5ie
'Si uSc,pSs en = Si p 1 ia S SS@s% IS
IN m Ia At si U.s. quiet ~ 56has7 81 for krti
eseni s % ..lss Of 900 &c Cea sides hss &
Bsson quiet via Dol, ooa5S .hey Of shoens , ao 90
Oct lip W , g1 ed ,s 1'9 So o'1 wS 81 iss
Ssr Mesr 81 Sc Corn dg lower Soe Osc d9 ana
s s g.. oc sS Ss w @ss:, OOO
Lgyrs oct l5Fs9I quiet ,os qns .. as" % 1ue
4gl6S for lst Rye IA d,msnd st M Ssop5ogsr
s e,, Sn Se Gear sides Se for packed
s'ls o. Sasarcsrsd q l2el5S PAN lS@ si su loose
sr-ss. Of isros At Kobe neg At 9Ssi se'm 50 WHISKY
MnwTEtr oet l5-Four quis, uncbnsc wb., srm and
in fr demsSd Of No stsi III No p 81 OF. e,,e
No At 81 H. Corn ,iesay. sale, Mixed at al E RIs
s ; No. = eS SSs, % B ia 'Is' to orso
Rsefs-Tour 1000 bb.; Wheat, $4,000 bush Shipments
Pnu.psIygIa Oet 5|Clover seed se,d,s 40 50Ss9 %
1q .s. arm saia aos sss5 EI $3.50 o.
Mpse.o BI,r. FAMILY "a 25Sss 20 SSs VnoS1pa h1 d
q 52a s. White 9 - E,s hs :, Nit S3S GS5s SS ss
$4,000 Cote quoted RIO 29e1Se god & So
ss Cat. :, ~ Mes, f sJ. M GS 1 sso a G
sms Pcsl 1Odlle sailed shoulder SIC bssd s'sIH
1Giic WHISKY lower 81 96c ooo,,,- ~. a. IN 4,
No srnpr - 5Oaor Winter; 30 70 Tor white Winter
75 ,r Double Wheat qaiet; sales Of cars No MI
utee Club ~ 81 as quiet sales Of 1000 bush At 6Oc BAT
lev dul 10000 bush Prime UpLake Csnsda - o5
Corn M.a-sl Boie 81 20 for Unbotei osL hiccd
-Slo slTdslS Shpstuhs, $40; hdllngs. 4OasSS ton
She NewNOfk, 1lo. 10 AbanJi iHm
her 81 IS - Hadsoa 81 25 TO Nevfor Railroad Fregh
-F,af b Phiadelpha and Boston 6Oc 10 kevlok Doe 70
Absnv 42e Reoepts29 600 bush Barley lS 600 ieet Lumber
s,ipmeu-2 hbs FoGr. 10 900 bush Barley 4l5Op ief
of Iumss The Canal from Buffalo and Os"ego
r tide yesterday "a can be "a
Goa Al bush Wheat 23l9b77 bush Com 26SSOl bush Ost
.}aj / 40 husl Barley. sud 4s.S93 bush. RE
ST Lows 15-Flour quiet and unehansed sles OF Sup
ans Winter 81 dS4 20 BIra Winter, - 5OGSO Double
Brr wat.r At - 5Oes6 Wheat in good demand At TAR PHe
and some slles higher RED Fall sold 81 33GSl A No
Red al 6sdSl go Corn steady sale, Of No Mixed
4S0l8 on side track and in elevator closing Ws9h WIN
"a 9uet sn unchanged Re hn ara IN 'r Geana
s Of so At 100 whisky lower At e3c Pot dull With small
s at ga rs Dry-saltei Meats qui sales Of Clear ho sues
unchanged Hogs quiet So 1894 10 Cattle dull and veal
vit ou low grades The market Recept-4OOO bbA Fonr
II OOO bish Wheat 10000 bush Corn. $4,000 bush Oats 1000
.h Barley 600 bush Rye 400 head Hogs 800 head Cattle
TotEpo oct Flour quiet anl unchanged Wheat ou se OF
Amber Michigan 30, cash Al 30 November 81 422 Deem
hen. No wabash Al 90; No Red 81 32GSi 85'2 oa.n
55 Ocohef 81 November Corn dull and declining sales
s Nrei Al 4c CASH 46Q46isl November 4Sd4S Deem
ef Low NiI 42t Oats dull aud declining sales Of NO
NJ 3Gc No Nothing doing In FfegnL Reoeilts-Nh.h
600 brsh Com 5000 bush; Oats 5000 bush Spmenis-
F5ur 1000 bba Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn $4,000 bush Oats
900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
noMRsTIc MARKRrs.

1ts.xr Oct l5-wLesi neglected Rye-Nohns doagj held
81. o. a., 900 Corn duI Barley les active sses Of Is
sIfo.. St.e At 81 90 hslNothog Of moment doug Oats
dali N,.ar.. IN
s 80 grcbtnged dull aud haVy but bncrs unchanged
Corn Somp.l White Southern, 75e Yellow steady A. ooS hted
s 80 Al Gtr Osu good demand Soalhen 4Sao@c
" s aird 4sa5Oc White Die kye nm nay qnsi and
...6t Pepps,lvsps and Ne1Yot SZkasIo fg1ao oS she
pom1s ns Pork sl7d$l7 25. Buik Aeas'sbooosds fsg
Ss.e Csr Rb sdes Size Bscon-shOndefs S@ytG NO
ysss iOaIOs sugsrcaJed Hans, 1871 an 4ao -
Ns Bosf Helahred Coffee nonA fAf 10 NVo0 l-o 0AV''
at 10dzlc WHISKY quleg Al Zoe -. 4. a., La, Of hams
Bury1lo Oct rs Lake Ran imports fo tbe a., LUZ
Pioar rs 800 bb; Wheat 573 ia bush Corn tyOo Dss.
Dat. us 800 bas Barley 10 $50 BUSH rye ZZVVU ous S
175 bah Canal sbpmeutsWhest l3IIOs nnsa oos u IT,
Aud O 297 busL Barley O23 bush Ran hiSoI -
s4Oo Corn 900 bush oats ZlVVC gl5h o. ~
tash casa Pragtts fuetuaun Wheat, II sc t.Iu -
l2 o.ts 7lz msrket vas gne5al, e.IsS Wssrp
1ius IL the nsket sales lS 600 bush NO ~
Com Al 47hg- 1000 bush do. IN loS At Ao@ "'H' ~
sbanfed q, -, -.
CHieleo Oct l5T1ou unchanged with only sas az Al 0S
Whs,t1ssoy es Of No sprng 81 O5 holh' 1910 ri 03u
10 No Aspiring at 81 03. casa 81 VOs eoe Corn i'm
81 Us December No Spring 81 re kee,eS % q7e esh
- r esuse and SHADE better sales Of No ei'1 Rid See
5i't055c November: No High Ml1ed 81 oosi
Ca, CAL 20 troogDs sales q No 81 can ne anil ssd IN.
Aeos z5sf D2Jci no. White sold a. 3S193e No ?
tgsJ ale ONO 63c Barley dull am ioNei ~ -
SH 81 5O No. Spring. 81 % Provisions q1.. ~ go.
~ ,se Of Port At Sl4 % cash New do 500 ~ oesher
~ ~ December Lard steady at ", cash ga a.
1A AsAs u1ef sad IN fair demand At TosiorlATs
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The STATE OF TRADE.
UvuppEAE MApFuTa

to-e,s OFT l5-l2.3O p mUnted Sttes FveTwen,y bons
s. pG -1s G6a New Loan 81 Erie Railway hsres. 39as
LtvEurpJi Oct. Id ?. motion - dull end prices
rhsngrd -. .
lass Nfhug hppe October 1t GID DO shipped October
No'f Al o. 60 Deliverable Nosembe a. 3D. Lari' Az per
rwt Tabs. 40 pr csL .
IsB8, Oc. 5-2 mTls ursvorabls state % trade 10 ihe
a sises supposed Influence The business q the kne
Io,B.s Ori l5-3 m-Rne Railway shares $50 Paris dis
rpsiehss qnttr Ee.tes 80 31fr soc
fosps Oc $3.50 3. m-Tbe ~ bullion withdraw
Bsuk OF ngEld balance today IL as3OOO kue Railway
ssasres. JSst
o. Good O7dnary. deliverable Deeemoer a. ; l5loo
LivHErouL Oct l5-55O m-Chec o. e"I Tor me Deal
sfrndes Of Amrfcau fne.
LosDoS Oct is-8:45 p m-Tbs R93 600 withdrawn iron III.
ant htsnce to-day l. for shipment " Ae1pdnA and
y opsuhsgeu kus Railway shares 39is
LOsDoS Oct l54 pThe o. discount In The opsn market
FOR mou h 52 2 cent below The BANK Of
Hiug ahd rsts Krie Railway shares - 3
LoND0R, Oct l53.l5 o. mkue RAILWAY shares 80 = humor
snFobe character from Amecs ahoat IN he stock
reported that failure several brokers' caused By
he decline Bhe Rsl-J vii announced The S1OeE
kfchsnge tomorrow.
LESBOS Oct 1880 p -Ehs Rs1wst shares 39ia
IuEEroot. Oct 1b-i;3O :. m-Coon--Of the sales today
N bales American
ios6oS oct 15-5 D n-cOn'ols for money 4d92e for
rsassSohT lo-U F'sTwsoty bonds 97 tbeis.ue Of
1sG2 80 -
-,flo. HS8ings deliverable Oct-bsr. Al 3D.
If,rE,.t0f I5-kveuing -IOmmou Rosn 81 A. Lin
sssf on R82aE32 g. y tul go.
Iosoos oct l5-ByeHing Spirits TurPenthe, 81 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
cnrrON MARKKrN

G,tvrr,v OCT n -Ccioo spl declining Good Onsrr
18e 11ts Oruary lie nos receipts 739 bales sales blo bales
sock, . 549 bales .. 80 49,,
dlars ~; Good OFlusry l6s1 net receipts bales
gress recelts, ll9 bales ,-,-. ,,t,,,...
i-L. los Mdngs lGt. Strict Good Ordinary l5AS net re-
r..'s O} gross @lC7 bales sales, iOOO bales oes
3SOOI bales
receipts $50 baes shipments, 19j bales stock l34El hf
MoHiLE, oct l5Co'on more quiet Mnanng IoS-i 5 5Ge
Mdilnn 151ac Strict Good Ordinary, l5ci net receipts LILO
htes etporsc0aswse llI bales; sa JOO bales-Nt evening"
$50 bales. stock. ", 1872 bales $3.50. 90,
5-t0tton uOmiray lower Mltlngs, lb2e; re-
e. nfs. ijl bales. shipments no bales
StvsvVAH oct 10 Gotten dull M1iinw lOc net eoep"'
90 is bales; saes 731 hacs; stock 26S1O bales
CNtNsaU. Oct lJ4otnu shade lower, hdingA AO'tc re
cspts 80 bales bumeuts. l2l bales; stock. 636 bales
L0rsvuGF IJ-Coon quiet and lower except Ordinary; MD
dars 1G receipts 139 bales; shipments l2Jb bales stock
BAfrsouE Oct 15-Coon doll lower; MdilnE' Tile;
Low Idues lGisc. Sci Good ord nsy 1850 gross receipts
ls bales eHpos-cosstw 30 baes sales 2bO bies s'oct
9If5 bales.
cHsrros oct steady; dem,nd good Mddles,
lI2d o.. Low dng 10 DC Stncl Good Ordinary lf4m
bales. oastN 2I4S hi sales 1000 bses ock l34O hale
WsiNGrov Oct 1J.Cot'on and loser; Mtihngs l5stc
nst receipts ll2 bales eI0ocossts 27l bales sales, ZIG
bales stock, g66 bales ....
Sonrorx O,t l5-Cotton dell; buyer Low sddlns'
1G net receipts gNt bales; eKportsooastusc. $50 bses
sales 100 bales stock OLE bales ~ 80
gosrav Cotton dull and bower Mddirgs lSsc net
setts bales goe. 1885 bso' sales 100 bales sock oOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
HECEIPrS OF PRODICE.
~, Norh Rlr,r r,,.,n ara RaI1ood,


o. Ashes rkgs Beesvsr l23 bbs Copper OO2
ssts Cotton 1882 bbs Flour $3.50 bush What lO4 1sg
u.h bush. 3OOO
no Barrier sI1 bsh Peas bass T. 81 pigs Dnet Fruit
h i6i lhs f 100 hbs Osnes bags Faeed
bale. HIDES 10 bales 81
ks. Tow bh Resin 1876 hbls Spirits Tufpenne 80 bbs
Sr irntiae -OI Tar 1871 Leather. 2739
1lf pies Cheese 526 pigs Cat Meats 4l6 rs Lar'l 4i4
paT Oeske i1 par Iaog ~ Dag. sieaun - Days hse
40 5tg .ub % Tea - hhdA Tobacco. 613 To
h. o. 3 btlrs Wof .O93 bbs WHISKY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

BosroS Oct 1jThe improvement noticed IN Tie Wool trade At
close seak veil sustained sud bnrer hnd amer careful
INQUIRY the pro not shatcn Or 10 nV I'M
Iors Of desirable lots show considerable tmness AMI there
no pressure the fI although
r1n cash; sales Of Wisconsin md Michigan
Ohio md Psnnsvyama 5NG52 fof Medium
rt-ss shove r Treble krtrs Combns sud peine
demand 81 JJGO&9 aud anything on fls u fesy
tsten 4 these figures.
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..t sosss SS SS':-,' .s,;s .::. e iss SS
a994s So ~ az - Tosf2 20 ~ Of Iso sS :,
% lss.r c Ppe ssds abou, steady sao' Of 300 bbs low No
f.a Sesis ssd QUIZ 6sd uses from erusher, b,B.
S O., F pSssi s LAID O .I. v.J a 75 To-
rs Winter sud Y 7i for pn, nate Monhsden loser
''PR6viaoSsTbe POI, marie, Is lower .-d unsettled sale Of
500 az 30 ss p f New Mes siI q S Esr STS: ans IS i
Cs isgre s,yer lbse ar n b1,ss Bsefs gss hs .ss1'
FT Mo- siSaSl4 ~ Packet Cot Meat, l demand ssi
sf7Ss 4oo Fed snsH 9a,e loc 500 s1olcd Hans at ~ 9
rss !, So 1000 og sy.r sSYV ;, ss5ss 1000 r
en- sygel At ePi 5OUO O5al4 aversgel Si,e ssi
80. ~ 70 ors w long s csr 10 s S. s'S 50 SI.' sh
& b IN 49,. 20 S S ss s s.,S ;,' =" Ssss
es e, e. ~, 'ss Ie for III, L'r f'ssr s iaf Cav
srs. .,e, 0t.sS :, ss, LOS ser .e'i.t SoIsnosr s
So 1900 terces ot FeoraaU 81 o4e and oOO "e'0'' " ~
s s f,s s "a S % sssS 10 ss sa' Western is
ss.',s aaa s, s,s. We quotes sat. weLb Phi
,s 49,. ~. 81 @s' WIEN. ss ps;s,i s IS
g .. @ e9l ss.,s ,s ss gsS.'' % @55
s ss: r., a' ''. 81 50 ss5 orc E'' .ao %,
' :; Sc. ' Sa 20 dc T o3 ; fs '
s'. !. i..:. % :. ,i he, , ,r8,s Esalo,'
'' i.s. y'' .. 90 Iiesiis siss
So -. f'.'or' f isboil,. ''''' 10 als
s f'sesy CON sio,, S S: f,'' %. .s' 80. si5
FFfROI naei Cru 90 ba easier day under
f, of anI no rarr crceurugnr sd,c from The producing
n 81 nsud prevailed uef yporei Of 2oOO
So SPIT tL shipping Crude dun ~ lo29lOe Rehnei more
rro rs airray chan i hosEa o. market was Se'l
% t0 l0O hls. balance Of tlo month 4 lb We quote spot
IA. nfule Nsilha quiet Toe pr CIV Gases
tnf nnts.r, small 1ts 90 ~ an ~ A. Phsehs ne in
quet seal, with sellers Toe for November aud loSte iof
prf1hfr
RiCr- There Nir oh'I1g ,rse uh lies Of 40 casi Caro-
u.s. ~ Sa.l,. Hr. goo bags .anyo1n a. go gb'5-
SUGARS Rev 4f a-I uss faf 10 6ooi Refining 81 "
90 CHrrf No II H. a. H- tSael
.i. et.ef T,u shch wanted a. oT99s hands 10 =
= fc o..,, NJ,
lLI0f sales OF 600 o Inferior Al &C.
GIIhiia t.d 10000 % Prime s ~. ...
bGE sJ larry sctVe. stlrs Of 400 bblA Al 9'c
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. wednesday. Oct. Is. 1873.


A. j. Bleecker sold, this morning, the lease
OF three story brick house aud lot Morton st. 400
feet west OF Houston st. for s7OO to w. +. Barry Toe
lease has 81 years 10 from Nov 1871 The speou'
aton In real estate has been checked by the srngency
OF the money market and number OF city sales have
been post poned indefinitely The demand for suburban
property III Westminster County continues quite active
and number or large sales have been arranged TO bo
held during the present month Mr. Jern Johnson. il,
had large sale Mt Yonker to-day. and we shall give
full details in our next
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE
NEwYORK CITY.
River where inisrsecis 96,h
and G7hsu, thence 2Iaye, i IN $ 10 cene line
Oh east 10 Harlem River place begnninE $50 900
39m-st $50 or 2aye 2Or97 10000
35h-st 100 n Of lstave 25rg5 ............ 10000
OF 3tIlOO O2OO
ll3ht, 80 Of 4haye 2lIlO0 III BOO
30 II e Of ith NOhunsl
2tsre. corner OF 95th-st th 100 north 10
96thst. II continued, lO3O n POI 3 IT,. 900.
2dAye. 100. III I D o. 96kst thence ,040hIu
9Sthss west 752 rs l0O.H Il I v 375 4 TO 2dsye
9dye Of lOists thence cas-, to corner 35s5oo
lstsVe and lOlstst,Hsto lOOhst " 10 2d-ave, rnto
befnnihk'
Of lOlstst,
woud th ls-sVe n 10 beginning .............
OF llShst, $500
BoEery OF Deuoeys 2JIg5 liz Trs per IT, 81 200
Noe lS4 and 1856 7l2 yea per l4OO
3jshsi No oil Wet farnihed years. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
Real estate 10 Grrhan9e

AT TARRYT0WN.-Large brick HOUSE
N and three exchange for New York improved prop
kULAND nhIlINu . neeAlus..
EXCHANGE for Brooklyn house a tirst-class
II FARM Newly adjoining vilagei 100 acre,
sron iprsSpbranee J. O. HOYT 4 son, III Broadway.
GEORGIA PINE TIMBER LAND-Slx tracts,
VI original growth well located cheap o Gn o.
mortgage might sold separately tssher goo invest
men. Address EXECUTOR, Box l72 PostOhoe, onAe NJ l.