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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-10
Clarendon Springs, Vermont.

HNE of the HEALTHIEST and Pleasantest
ORpsorts at the North. Good rooms and board NJ
40 To as per week. Cars to West Rutland. For
particilsrs address A. F. STYLES.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-10

DIR. J. Walkers California Vim.
cgar BitterS are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
i've herbs found on the lower ranges of
The Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thercfrom without the use
Of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TIERS" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a liie-giving principle.
a perfect Rcnoyator and lnvigoratOr
Of tho system. Never before in the
history of the world has a medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BiTTERS in healing the
sick of every disease mauiS heir to. They
are a gentle Purgativc as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and Nisccrll Organs. in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DR.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BIrTERS are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic,
Sedatlve, Counter %lrritant. Sudoritic, Al.era.
tive, and Anti. Bilious.
Il. II. MCDONALD d CO.,
Druggists and Gen. AgtS, San Francisco. California.
and cor. Of Washington aud Charlton SIS, n. Y.
sold by nil Druggists and Dealers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-10
"a 10 500

TEA.-TEA AGENTS wanted in town and
i country to sell TEA, or get up club orders ioI
the largest Tea Company in America importers
prices and Inducements to agents. send for clrcu-
lar. Address ROBERT WELLS,
- yesey street. New York.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10
ARTICLE XI

SECTION /. The ffeemen of this Commonwealth
shall he armed, organized and disciplined for its de-
fense when and in such manner as may be directed
by law. The General Assembly shall provide for
maintaining the militia by appropriations from the
Treasury of the Commonwealth, and may exempt
from military service persons having conscientious
scruples against bearinV arms .El' u
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10
TIME WESTWARD
STATIONS. Nos No 3
FRANKLTN BRANCJI.

Trains will arrive at Franklin from Meadville at
81 m; 2da IN; Il p p m; - m; and
p N and S. pm.
Eastward bound passenger have no change ofcars
by lraiHS Nu. T. and between McadviNc and New
York
Connections at Corning for Rochester and points
the New York Central Road and at Binghnmton for
Albany, Sprugtied Worcester Boston and all points
in New England.
Westward bound passengers by Trains No. l or go
through from MeGdvile to Cincinnati without change
making connections with the Louisville Short Line
Railroad the Mail Steamers for LOUIS He and
points in the South and Southwest Also with West
crn lines at Cleveland for Chicago Milwaukee Omaha
and points In the Far West.
For additional information to time, fare aud CON
nections apply to th" lical Agents asking for tick
cts via the ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
BROAD GAUGE ROUTE
No "stop-oyer' allowed upon local tickets. looa
passengers mus purchase tickets 10 their frst stop
ping place, and may then Iepurchase from that poin
10 destination.
W. B. sHATTUC. Gen1 Passenger and Ticket Agent
CincmnnQ, o.
j. p. COOPER, Gen. Supt, Cleveland o
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10

months before the next general election. IN NJ lcast
two newspapers in every county III which such news
papers shall be published and if in the General
Assembly next Afterwards chosen, such proposed
amendment OF amendments shall he agreed to by
majority of the members cleo ted % each house the
Secretary Of tu Common wealth shalt cause the same
again TO he published in the manner Aforesaid aud
such proposed amendment or amendments shall he
submitted to the quail fed electors of the State in
such manner and at such time at least three mouths
after being 80 agreed 10 by the two houses as the
GaDeral Assembly shall prescribe; and If such
amendment or amendments shall be approved boy
majority of those voting thereon such amendment
or amendments shall become part Of the conStitu-
tion but no amendment alncndncnts shall be
submitted oftener than once IA five years when
two or more amendments shall be submitted they
shall be voted upon separately.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10

tho law Judges thereof; the General Assembly shall
by general law, designate the courts and judges by
whom the several classes OF election contests shall be
tried, aud regulate the manner Of trial and all mat
ters incident thereto but no such law assigning jur
isdction, regulating s exercise, shall apply to
any contest arising out Of election held before it's
passage.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10
ARTICLE XVIII.
.-..... ..-...,...

SECTION l. Amy amendment oramendments 10 this
constitution may be proposed in the Senate House
of Representatives and if the same shall he agreed
10 by majority Of the memhers q9elea 70 each
house such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be enteied ON their Journals with the yeas and
nays taken thereon and the Secretary of the Common
wealth shall cause the tO be Published three
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10

o1riEs AND CRY cnAnrERs.

SECTION !. Cities may be chartered whenever
majority OF the electors Of any town or borough hav
ing population Of at least ten thousand shall vote
at any general election In favor of the same.
SIC. z No debt shall bo contracted or liability in
CURED by any municipal commission, except In
pursuance Of an appropriation previously made
therefor by the municipal government.
SEC. B. Every city shall create sinking find,
which shall be invioably pledged for the payment Of
It's funded debt
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10
- At t4aNi
ARTICLE XII


SECTION l. All officers whose selection is not pro-
vded for in this constitution shall be elected or ap
pointed as may be directed by law.
SEC. 2. No member OF Congress from this State nor
any person holding or exercising gqY Ofloo or ar4
poipimept oi trpstor profit under the phted states
shall al the sahe t0 hold or exercise any office in
this state TO which salary fees, or perqusites shall
be attached. The General Assembly may by law de-
clare what Offices are Incompatible.
SEC. 3. Any person who shall fight duel or send Il
challenge for that purpose be alder pr ahettur IN
fighting duel 3hA e deprived or the right Of hold
ing any oiIiee Of honor or TfolM IN this State and
may be otherwise ptnished as shall be prescribed by
law ' ' IT, '.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10

SEC l. The General Assembly shall provide for the
maintenance and support of thorou Fh and ellic-
lent system ofpublic schools wherpip Ri the children
may be edAcafed and shall appropriate at least one
million dollars each year for that PURPOSE
SEC. 2. No money raised for the support of the
public schools of the Commonwealth shall be np-
propraed 10 OF used for the support ofany secarap
school. .t7'
SIC, 3, Women twenty 'epe yeRls of age aud UI-
wards shall ba aiigiplgtp amy onice OF control or
management under the school laws OF this state.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10
ARTICLE XIII.

SEcrIQy l. Sp peg county shall be established
which Shall reduce any county to less than four hun
dred square miles or less than twenty thousand In
habitahts; nor shall any county be formed Qf les
area OF containing leAs population nor shall an!
la thereof pass within ten miles ofthe county sea
Of any county proposed to be divided
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-10
wrrd es nrnridrl ln tlLls con.tltntlon


SEC. 25. In Philadelphia magistrates IN lieu Of
aldermen. shall be chosen as required in this consl
tuition at the election in said city for city and ward
officers IN the year one thousand eight bundled and
seventy 'iNe ihuir term OF Office shall commence on
Vie first Monday OF April succeeding their election.
Ihe terms OF Office OF aldermen iil Naid city, bold
ing or entitled 10 commissions at the time OF the
adoption OF this constitution shall not be- affected
SIC %. All persons in Office IN this Commonwealth
at the time of the adoption OF ths constitution, aud
ut the first election under IT, shall hold their respec
i've Offices until the term for which they have been
elected or appointed shall expire, aud until their
successor. shall be duly qualified, unlcss Otherwise
provided IN this constitution.
SEC, p. The seventh article OF this constitution
prescribing oath of Office shall take effect ON and
aiicr the hist lay of january, one thousand ci~ht
hundred aud seventy five.
SIC 2s Tie terms of Office of county cpmf,i.
soners and county auditors chosen prior TO year
one thousand ghthundred AMI seventy i've vhch
shall not havr expired before The iirsi Monday 0i
January, IN the year one thousand eight hundred
and seveny.six, SHALL expire on that day
SEC 20. All state, county, cityward borough, and
township officers in Office at the time of the adoption
OF this constitution, whose compensation is not pro-
vided for by salaries alone shall continue to receive
the COMPENSATION allowed them by law until the eN-
plration Of their respective terms OF Office
SEC. 80 All State and Judicial officers heretofore
elected sworn, Affirmed or in office when this con
sttution shall take effect shall scyerally within one
month after such adoption, take and subscribe an
oath tor ahiTmaton) 20 support this constitution.
or ss soon as may be after the adoption of this CON
stitution shall pass such laws may be necessary
to carry the same into full force and effect.
SIC b. The ordinance passed by this convention
entitled "An ordinance fcf submitting the amended
constitution OF Pennsy yania to vote ofthe electors
thereof shall be held to be valid for ell purposes
thereof.
SIC. SO. The words County Commissioners where
ever used in this constitution, and w any ordinance
accompanying the same, shah bc held to include the
Commissioners for the city Of Philadelphia.
Adopted az Philadelphia, on the third day &C No.
yember In the year OF out Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy three.
OFFICE OF
SECRETARY or THE COMMONWEALTH,
HARRISBURG, Nov 18th, 1873.
certify that the foregoing is a correct copy OF the
new Constitution proposed TO the people of the Com
monwenlth Of Pennsylvania, for their approval or
rejection, as the same appears Of record in this Office
NJ 5. QUAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Erv IopK Oct lZBHEvEs receip.s II 76
Aes Ssd the totsl Monday 22lS Ngaas
DOL last BuIen IN the market
ned. Poor TIE wanted a.
paes r could be sold at Monday
suolAtiocs ranging from Sl2c " II i2c y n.
fresh for d. Berry each for b. Hum
nd 4 Co, and ] tor h. Creusha~
Mcpherson sold % Kentucky for H. Beur Sw'
llGdl2c n and bad s. Unsod ato sold for B. Hunt - ~
tsaAy steers. o. 81 Get. at lie -.
W Cs soh ior Veseh Co 80 KentoeIy cattle strong e"'
81 lOsc n.
Aboat 20 esrlosd mainly TeIabs we're hee eet
l.AAEsfreth 10 cars AZ ~ ~ srs
Ca1u'sanpsv and gbb-s NJ "a Tor The
s3dd hedHNsug 1909 Monday agAlns
tune ksi Th bok u The receipts cam ~ hands sales
and onssi Of he ohenFs Gay hs
sScted were a S06'e 4 10 Tor sheep quo 20 eio.
b.s hgures could b obsoed 81 lu a. - n 27
J. N fpdcook l6g sheep, % ID tres % 40 aO n AT
Do n Jertes 90, - d. 81 o'e~' - W. w
bAs.; II JeGsev i1tshs 90 n atos - A. A. H.
4 Ehoti - = 10 Hs"t'-
40 10 ~ M Al 5ale a 10. STATE lambs - 10 =,
81 A 75Se SOi da "a 6lgi ava - 90 % ~ n %
snr. Kirt, ed sat seop. 80 70 average ~ -s i6o ~
et, Isrh, Is . Al e. A. 81 do ~ To- AZ - ~ y 81
sd Eurt,gss toa Canada lambs 20 70 s''iA& a. - ~
y I00B. an -. 90 600 hogs nakiag
pa u3O N, ~ Ia, or l14b0 I s [a'A
- - Lave asr quoted al 4'f0'c 2 10 VIZ
60, 40, A. Ears o. ir bat not soeiifo U'ft''
4. Aat,er o,rsDf igb weilhts wtr' so'suoa @' s
s.ar-s .srs 5l1d7 e. y n Of ert'eme Eege"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18

s,elly-Reoep. al bales; shipmsss 1279 hae' '''''
err POW o. rscegs. IoIe eessp,
CIHciNNATi Oct &C quiet fn'ohnKS 4" ~
l96 hale sbinmfns "a haleS stock sO3 bs ~. n.. no.
PEuApKtPpI, Oct l7CooD duili hloanhgs Iob hale,
eeints hale. bales; weeky-net ieoSpN' 49, '
eIpOso ,.oept haley;
PsoytnRscx I7--Cotton--NeekJ -N'e' ic0OFN' ~
stock, 1000 baot 49,, ir,, Njddines 1Gise Low MD
Good Ordinary l5'4o.; gross Gee
onhes I1'tl s,~,se ~ sales 80 baes so'
bales veekly-pet receipts ~ 20 ~ ~ !. s' '
Ros,oS o III Cotton dull; hodnngs ~ 2 S0 bSi
oset gross hse. gross Glib bSc sales LUZ na'
net rcepsh a., i7-Coon nomInsi Midding l60lohc re-
NJ t S1s hss, shipments 26S baes weekb-'eoePH 1910
oas .@rs Oct Demand good Low adelng' lsf
eceints 203O bales shipments 2lOb balesi b@e LOU
Iss; stool 1872 272e bales 1873 1881 baies AL
l7.-COtton weak Low hodhngs 49,
t,recspts COS bales shipments. ll6l bale'i sioef 1917
4 hi & bsJes; 1873 3 $40 bales oo,, d, -. 49,.
29s bales sock--lS72 40 bales; 1873. 4O99 bales
Apsusr l7-COOn STEADY; in fair demand for gooo goes
Ndpss lbc net receipts 900 bales sales 500 bales
Con i3I bales; stock1S72 1886 bales 1879 O5'z heet
pfkyne receipts 646G bales shipments 54Zo baes SAFES Sooo
bales 1919. oSa
AExrHs Oct l7CoiOn du hidt9g' % e receipts goy
bales shipments 954 bales; stoct-lSl2 1850 pare
10 1855 baes; vetkyTeceip 94z3 baes 'hpDsh"' sV'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
RrHnpkAN MALkIrS.

ros,ov Ot, l7--le8Op uTbe nate Tor 81 M, stool
F,sars GA Government feolaues - per cent int RAILWAY
4ns ell. ,..,t
i,ye len 10 QUO haes usgig 10000 or export an l-V'
,,,sealgt.on The JblOuu bales including l-0uuO
Amerc,n Re,sps 900 ba Including lOOOu Amen actual
,,to sales OF Onanus on Che bass 81 coed ul'y
,ipD,d October lSl6L Toe receipts Of wheat ioI ue Es
thru ds,s have 50 900 qu-res Including 1lO Amensu it
oepts past tuTc aayt hs'e been OVVV ql A.
ssding 4 0OO Amencan. 80 , -t.s
Fsls no INNING 10000 oI speculation aua export
IoSpoS Ot' lfZO hundred thousand pounds were
vlbdavs Bank Of Bngaud YESTERDAY ioF shipment 10
Ansnea Att, ro non
tabs b nng OOO Amecan sales Of Opaus on me bss el
1cA Ord uary Y.pped and November a. od hesust
l2s Co. centsi for average laAous
Nte and la ~ Red Western Sprug. Com SlA % y
egner Cberse Tor the Of Amero@n tiuc
kloos 3S- a. cyst Cumberland Cut Talos, Aus e cNL
LosboK l13 ?. Wbue Railway shares Sa'4 rams us
PISecs oct 7-3:3O , u-Tbe Of bullion withdrawn
f,ou, the of balance To-Day L. TOO 600
IlyrtPooL OtL 1850 Of Upland Cotton, on The
oNpos ia D.ut the general opinion 90 The STOCK
HbArse Rsgani Of discount all BE- sneed on
Ar cfsre THURSDAY United Ststes bondNeN l1es 81 Al
see- romP quote heutes Al JSL
Iospos OF l1--J p Hfsns dispatches quote hehs Al or
t7B. 49, , ono
hl. qe Ame1csr O Yarns Fabnc a Manchester
!, auI AID teutpe PT0ylsODs-ard 4lib csL
R~ho~d II "a I'd q gallon.
I1,nos oct I7-5 uSistr. 26is02I y cNt for No j.
IsioL standard. spints Petroleum l20l5L gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18
NEWCASTLE DAILY CHRONICLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING Price Ia
. 4

NEWCASTLE WEEKLY GihOAlOLE lfsabtslei Ifoib
n, Publisher Of THs sEwCAsILs DAILY CHRONICLE and
on % the following declaration ~ to ih o. Iee S3 q
i5e .'fA t he Tyor Of Newcastle Ca g1e
up Jaae - 1873 3j5S4 From Do detailed statement here,
si iste VIII lt ihs average circulation y upwards Of
10000 copies day, Whcl ID be'ei 10 b. the largest cfllgn
Wes, Caoaae aovsri d $1,000 copies and Be:
sseoaf-e Branch ocs 90 How g. North SIed Sorth.
lmbsrnd; soua sl' Duiau 14 hea ST., Sunderland
D9ssmi rs b95fe't, "5 t ss, aV,Ai o,ts Man
Georss Rast OF ~ c7c,s N tbe City ofMnrheer ne
Lancaster, Public Accountant osmy and sincerely de-
and c Invoices
piled Oy h. manufacturer from t 4 ay Of March TO he IAN i
Ias Nescns Wes, Ghfo1cIe Segspip.r which
passtc toe borough aud county u hescea7onne and else
M tie EpHesr Of sS' q The N'eSs' Daily CG;oS
eupoarvu sslao from 94day Of March the IAN day Of
e rli t mid nan5tr Of js4oO copies said newspapers
tr u pub slag days said 2lh d March and he l4h
day oJune "A ageage Of 30 pa eoPes per Day Vii, ,o
printed and gGs1e@ q ~ o R" s S S y q Ms 70 and
I5a he pso5sr Of go cos Of ,ad Newcastle Weekly
ChrorcIe 80 printed gives the period Of Il weeks
hong the number OF publishing weeks between the said 2h dsy Of
h.roh she l4 dny OJuoe average Of l52l copies per week
AID make this solemn declaration corfcentCn'y believing he
s,, ot ba .. r "a Of The ra Of his M Ms.s Kas william
w. Act 70 repeal Att Of the present session Of Par
and made Of the state aud TO
lieu thereof The entire
son Of voluntary judicial olh and Gisyit9 aud 10 make
the abolition u unnecessary oat1s'
GEORGE NESBTrT, p. M T. A.
Declared Of the Toxnha Tyne Aforesaid this 18th
day OF June. 1873, before -,
RIjHD Gail Msyor hajestv's Justices Of the
Pee acting in aud for tho borough and county Of New
clrsupouFTne ...,
Number Cops Of The Newcastle Da Chronicle Pnei dnrpg
the Week oommencIu; June 10 Wa 1900.
On MONDAY, June l6..4l7O0 Ga THURSDAY june l836 900
On Tue,Isy Jupe 300 On Fniiy June 800
Ca Weas.s June 49, 1920 Sorlsy Jute 2l....3bJO
Total Number for Six Issues. .224.7JO
The Nanber Of Copies The Eerce Printed lurng
On Mo,5.v Ju,e 40 900 o. Tdurrv June 26....4s 900
On Tuas, Juus t,..5O 900 Friday 21....3O 900
On Wedr.t.J June On SATURDAY, 2S....4OOOO
Total Number for SIX Issues. p loo.
The Number Of Copies OF The Printed during
n, ,,d,v lime to 40 900 On TInr,say July 80 500
On T,1~,,T IN, 500 Ga Friday july .3g, $50
On Weiuesdag July 30 o. Saturday. July $50
Toisl Number for Sir Isues. 23S $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18
coTTOE MARKETS.

E,vos,yAs, oct l7-Cottco sropgt ndiisss l7Ss, Le.
Asanns, I6se Snet Good OnIDay lbs net fteep l0V
hsJs ros, 8l bales eIpors-to Great Bniss 9ogt te
q, ~ at'ss 3i4 b sales 600 bales ltoh S0bV baesi
re-p ~ l7S bales. EfOss, ls4to nsles etpoteo
st Bsp G57 bales The oolnISnt IL Z]O bses eoa'Ds
1899 ba4s: sales. 1900 bheA ..,,.. IA. 70.
Cu1sissrov Oct l7-Coaon STEADY hddnfs Io's-i Los
RaTiegs l4SdI5e Coed Ordiosy I%4Si HeI teseps
21II bses COO BALE; ttoeE 1903 osts
,sps 1881 bses eIpotto TIE eornHsnt 2o0O eIs e"'
.iss 600 tses sales 54OO baeG 90, -,
aOEILE I7totio5 daet and veal h9ehss Iotfe
,,esints O55 bss. eJpooossiwo 920 baies fe 5OO bales
s sy.ribs 400 bael; sef, 12SO Lss ve.ty-osl
ISL bss ooS bseai EMBELLISHMENTS o'fo O~''
5000 f6eA .,.,,-- ,e. . =.
IvnvLLr Oct l7-Cotton weak ard lover sddngt Iot; 70
,,irt. 1855 bales, sdpmeab, 7l3 b1<i sloel 10 bsea
koHyoIE I7-C0cn loser aud qaie;i Los hddihgs iots
al reesp Al 6sef; eI9ooOasss l53O bAes ,aies OV
6OS2 bales Weeky-gst ref pa 1900 tsSi q
pots-oosst wise S,s2l bales ssles, 4Oe balsa IT,.
sAyIEMAs Oct 17Cotcn aun hd5bsst lblte pst reeeIe
q l4 bslSsi $3.50 bse oSS bass cf
~ ga tslS; weekn feee pA <AOo pso e1poEe-eoeAN'
IL 3s0 bales ttea, 4 S5Z bsfe6
Ordinary l2a receipts, 1872 eAes sales 100 bass ftoth
lO42g k Sesl,-nei sp.s $50 btlsst exports GesI
BTiu 7l6 bale coasise 2Ol0 bscsj sses. 20A bales
sIF0T0s Oct l7Celon dali AMI nominal Adting l5ioe
81 100 btet soel 80 bAsa
sesiBo rseeDs S69 has eIp0T-eO.hSt I1Is has' ssei
lSB kaIes
NI0oE Oct l7cotsob quict Mdngs 1tlc wtelyfsse p.
$3.50 bales bIss go eaissj sae 27Al bAss ''0si b'2
sAssssA& GA 'z.rcssss ss&'~as len Nttasst 4,Ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18

Refined trade Haras lVH~A" g. 0'''
Whsss, 91<p1Ohsc, sod Yellow Sss09sc A.. -.
sSRps Of Clover srnyed yeseqsy u, are
-sneily quality, and held al l00lVT VIE ~ Wv '
Tsmothy TAT oul and noadnsi -. ~,
a STRAIN dull but Si<dbhec TOT Frune m n
TOBACCO-Keuueky Leaf Is easier and very qne N '" wv
bib At6a3lSc seed Leaf 10 ir eensnu ~ &C OF
,1 1871 AZ d05tc; 100 Conneoot s1d Massachusetts
49, 1879 a Lnc and 2dlbc Tor seconds 10
Oho ercp 1872 n 80 Wisconsin 1879 ~
200 S0d9oo l2O bales Co. soN bono on pnVsS
TGLrow quiet and steady s.es Of $4,000 at sss for Pair
qpocl Al IN ,.o 49,. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18

BrFr. Oct 17CArrE Receipts to-day, 1923 head making The
tot. supply thus far 67l5 head 800 tFn
week. market bare OF ttOck not
sufficient quoabe pces the feeling exhibits eecae
200 king supply for tie week thus far l2sO heae
agan last week market CLOSED steady
Yesterdays puces. al the uusoI viii be shipped kas te
0o sheep ranging from 10 10 Is 10 81 50i GOO head Michigan
she ., ranging from % to 80 h, At - 62l2 40
B0gs-Recep to-day including reported aniyas 1900 head,
he the week thus fer 30 500 hesd sgsns1
900 time last week. market dul and dragging
decline Yesterdays yards tul OF STOCK
500 Iuos Ohio Michigan hogs ranging from lSO TO
go h 50 l2lenA p. with downward tenaeuet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18
WOOL MARKET.

pp,,.,K,ppI Oct l7Wsol dull and weak Ohio PennV,hnA
and Wet Virginia and shove 5OG5lc bTa 41H2ue
Nesn 43dt5c Newton, michigan lnoisha
and Western Fine 45d47c Medium 46d4oe Coarse 45d4oe
Combng wsshod % 2d63c Combne unNashed AZ &c aus
Cobirg lOG63 Fine unwsshed 3Od32c Coarse and Medium
nnWah1 Tub washed 50a52yri Colorado, Washed 20 a
07c Coordo uuvahed 1902 % EIs and Menno pulled 500
Ale No snd Super6ne pulled 39G42c Texas Fine ana Medium
25G SOC TeTs Cae 18a22c California Pine and MEDIUM 70 a
Boo; California Coarse, lo022c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

II n ptg. Adss plg BessWsI. $40 hsls Cotton 10
,o1hI. taear 74ObbH 800 MeaL 4as bush Mht
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