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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-03-20
SHERIFF. SALE.


DY virtue of an alias fIeri faciss direc-
Id ted and delivered to me from the hon
orable Chancery Court Of lincoln county
Tennessee, in favor of d. W. Clark, Clerk
and Master, for the use, &c, against J. T.
Braswell, j. J. Conoway, D. L. Harris, B.
w Blerton and j. R. Marshall, security,
| will attend at the courthouse door IN the
town of Fayetteville, on
Monday, April 7th, 1873,
AMI offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, all the right, title and interest that j..
j. Conoway, d. l.. Harris and B. ". Blenton
have in and to the following described tract
of land, lying in Lincoln county, Tennessee,
Civil District No. %, and bounded On the
North by the lands of William Pryor and
the Pryor eirs, West by the lands of William
II. Moores. South by the lands Of John
Bayant, William Benson and Wyatt Jean.
East by the lands of David Jean and J. x
D. Harris, containing 800 acres more or less.
Levied on all the interest ofJ.J. ConOwsy
d. L. Harris and b. w. Blenton to satisfy
one alias fieri facias in my hands in favor Of
D. W. Clark Clerk and Master. for the use,
SC. This the 18th March, 1873.
Sc. X. ROUTT, Deputy Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-03-20
Come and see Ne

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS,
Nashvile& Chattanooga
CENTRAL SHORT LINE.
ITRAINS run to and from Church Street
Il Depot as follows:
LEAVE. Chattanooga Trains. ARRIVE
8:0OA.h. Sunday excepted, 2:15 r. N
9:O0P.N Daily. $40 A. NJ
LEAVE. Memphis Trains. ARRIVE.
3:45 An. Daily. $50 A. NJ
2:3OP Pm Sunday excepted, 5:15p.x
Time to Memphis, II q hours.
LEAVE. St.LOuiS Trains. ARRIVE
3:45AM. Daily. 5:SOA.
Time to st. Louis 1917 hours.
LEAVES. Shelbyville Train. ARRIVES
400 P. NJ. 9:35 A. NJ
This Route is - miles shorter to
Memphis than ria Decatur.
More than 100 miles shorter to st.
Louis than rid Louisville.
Time to st. Louis 1871 hours,
AZ hours quicker than
by dny other Route.
The 3:45 A. NJ. Train to Memphis arrives
there same day, twelve hours in advance Of
rival lines Connects at Humboldt for Mo-
bile, New Orleans, Galveston and interme-
date points, and connects at Union City for
st. Louis and all points West and North
west. The 500 A. NJ. and 900 P. N. Trains
connect at Chattanooga for Rome, Atlanta,
and all principal Southern cities.
Passengers for Washington City,
Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, as well as all points
in East Tennessee and Virginia, make d.
rect connections through by both Chatta-
nooga trains out of Nashville.
This is the Shortest Route East !
and the only direct route to the South and !
Southeast.
Passengers for McMinnville and Man |
chester, Winchester and Alabama or the
Jasper Branch Railroads, will take the 500
a. N. Train.
Sleeping Cars accompany the 2:30 P.
N. Train to Memphis and 300 P. NJ. Train to
Chattanooga.
For THROUGH TICKETS and further
apply at City Transfer Office,
Maxwell House, and at Chattanooga Depot,
church street, JN0. W. THOMAS,
". l.. DASLEY, Gen'l SUp't.
Gsn'l T. and T.Agent. rov1f n
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YOU CANNOT DO BETTER

The7efare, cali or send eur Wool, and We
promise satisfaction. For Circulars and
Last ef Prices address
ASQJFTR & GRIFFIN.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EukOpRIE HAnERJS

LONDON Oct 7--l2:30 m.Consos for 92sSys p.
for the account 0zs nothing dong IN" P'
nominal c-,,.o n,
IvgEpooL Oct 7-12330 m-Salei Of Orleans Cot3n 90
the sads Of Coed Oruary, deliverable October and
lBl The receipts OF Wheat the past hc
have been 80 uaarer Bc1iag p 900 American. The
past DAYS have been 5000 quarters neN
1000 AmcncSn. ..,,. Roland.
IivgHpoo Oct I'll m.Co;ton sronri Mdlhng vPa%
90gisi Miiiav Orleans 9D9sli sales, 1000 b'ies in'
5000 Tor speculation and crDoIt
IeSoDs Oct T-l:3O Ere Railvav shares ~ . -, Z, .
Ioypos Oct II mile rte Of Discount 10 the open mf D.
three noath per cent = below the bahI " %
gland raie The dseouEt IA The open market h
81 the Fam KnsnI noaeatc Paris dispatches quote Ren' "
6SL 25c - -. 49, A.. h.., Of
Good Oriirery shgpei October and E0yel at 9l8l
IveEroor Oct, u 80 r.Sae ~ Upland Cotton on me pa
oof Or.insr shipped Jctoyer alJ HoycIJe 81 by
IID24 for Red Western iae and - 1I2 for Red winter
IoSnE oct $50 D. m.--Tle OF bullion whdra"h 'n
IA, FAINT OF England bal'nce to-day Is &ll5,O0O ID.
IvtRPooI oct $3.50 m.Oi the sales Of Cotton "si
2OO hale we're sales Of Uplsnds the bass ' wv"
orrnsrv Ieiverahle Dgccutcr and January. Salf 49,,
I0Sn,, oct ii p.m-Kne Railway shares. Al Ia United o~
Five twenty bonds, l6b5s ola Jj'f NJ o., the
FaasSyogT oct 7-OHtoi States HyeTweay bonds, ~ iof s
LoSpos Oct 7-43O p m.-Ere Railway shares. Al 8 ,oc.
Io,nos oct 10 o. -Ulitel States Fye-Twen,y bonds looosi
IyyaPooI oct Us tl.6sles 81 Upland Cotton on the oS
of Ornar shipped Oeohe and November at Sad ne mAAs'
IA, Yarns and P,lcs Manchester is firm with upward enoe
I,oSpoS Oct 7-ReaDe Petroleum. 4Gl4l 81 ger gallon
I,o.p5g Oc 7-lyemag- Lineed Oh, e32 per ton.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

B1rrnoHE Oct 7-Coon quiet but 6m Low sddnt, J. =
GLIB Flour uachsgge 9aet 9na steady Hhst "a eboee
Amber 81 73Qsl 76; Prime Red 81 6OGSl az
IN P.ir DO 81 4OdS 90; Ohio anu hdanl do, 81 41dSl
pnn.yiyau do J50S 65. Cora quiet; Southern he,
SogtL rn yellow 68c; Mixed Western 63c Oats scarce ana P
SosierT a 4524Sc Western NIed 47ci do. White ~ 5s
ui~t md seay ay quiet; Maud and Pennsylyania, -
Provions ul AMI nominal Me-ern Butter dull ln unc
Cor nominal; Prime scarce al 22022'sc WHISKY "eAA anu ~
cc,eo Oct Flour 6r aud scarce advance asked but none
l,beI gaes OF Choice Extra Spring a. - OU~|3
Wheat sealy sss Of Ne. Sqrng OF 81 i0dsl II 40 N
Jo II OldSl O2Lz ~ cd 526 70 9a NORTH ~ 81
81 1910 Corn ae steady At $50 as &C. cash or OoOe
a November; Rejected. 36a03lc oats active sno
No kOYe.ahcr: Reiected 2Uoi',
A. G5GGjle Barley fir demand ana msne
Al Al 80 ior No Fan PROVISIONS qIe and uneha ge ,sa
dol NJ to establish change quotations WHISKY eIf
GjOO Lns Faur lOl 600 bush Wheat l32OOO bush SSn'
n 400 bua Oa 600 bash Evr, ard 10000 buh Birle shu
Inrns-3 OOO bbt Flour $4,000 bush Wheat 32lVOo pu'h
Corn $4,000 bush 0lt, ana 10000 bush bae, ,,,,,
N Az ON guct Of 53dJic Rye unchanged and quiet os
oet AZ 39G45c Barley eaiy. Butter fair demand and trm Tor
Toe be.. Prov quiet. Po eaiy sales az so l hI yo
hing sales steam So Kettle 8isqS4e. Bulk Meats quiet nd mac
i've Shouers 72sQ7 Lei slider held Clear hb Sci Cga ~
Si.e Bacon jobting demand SAoudrs Sci teI ~
s5e 8-dS9c Char Sds, 9a0lzc Whisky sales al SV0VI'
pETTorr Oct Flour quiet uuehn,et Wheat 10 good De
ana bu lover; Extra - 90; Nc. White 81 5J4%I 90 20
Whu. ~ 10 sead a. DC Oats % good dand AZ 80 q
Recfipt.-3U bb 5000 bush Com, SOU BASH Oau
Shrrents- 1880 hnsh whca.
AErTHis, Uct 7.-No males r. =, ,o,s,o,.. -.
PaulDSIPHiA, Up troleum steady; Crle. lOhdlo2'
75GS3 So l0as2 10 Flour IN good demsnd super
the ~ 5OdS4 70 Fy3s &5aSG 2ji state, Ohio and Indiana
Frtrt F.ul, al 75Df- Wheat dull Rel 81 jOdFl 5Oi Am
leT GOdsl 50. Ryestate and Western 9OaJle. Corn se'
AIsi 49q5O WHISKY. 81 o. Sales 10000 bush Western Bar
iey private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08


Crrbsr ore now arriving quite feey advance Of the de-
,psrd from Nccrey Cod much Of the fruit lacking color
ana uu>Ound. Three dollars ushe crate and ~ = bh
slowly obtained good sized cooTei fruit The
ouac, are accumuang Trcrs would be gladly accepted
e be cn quite hight and prices iu 90 cent above
those Of wear ago THIS will Western markets
teeu likely from tue Bat quite freely Toe NevJersey Crn-
berry Growers contemplate effort foreign trade
Int his will scarcely crop II probable that
sen pngs nnound fruit worked OF
the Fan trade puces prime fruit will least
- 80 + II the alienation Of the last few yesrs
ugtheuug and gh
IL b follows however that Whist has been
and the snkAge yane and
labor resulting from the financial
aton11 ne overloo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
11iIdnCInI.
tlndnCnl.
IRON SPECIAL BANKERS CIRCULAR
a FOR 1871 ~, AND 49,
THE LOANERS BANK
THE CITY OF NETWORK,
NOS. 20 AND % EASsAU-Sr.
CAPITAL. 100000 subject to Increase to 100000

CAPITAL 100000 subject to increase to 81 100000.
Is ORGANIZED UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER o. The Sse Of
Me- for oang up0n coaeras in hand including Life lnsur
anee Policies certified cash vus keeping secount Of saving,
bnt bankers merchants manufacturers, trustees referees and
~ mailing collections advancing sud negotiating securities Of
Grsess parties snd corporations allows ent
daily balances and per cent Oh SPECIAL
deposits by agreement A. q tine
From IN THIS bank prteeCel bY III IbtN
YEARS UNDER GESERAL STATE AND NATIONAL LAW.
although likewise successful enables me To- claim that Tor stocklode,
SUPEROI for freedom faietT and
efficiency TIE Interests Of correspondents receive special attention
eerfcs0n tea II deposit We clear In Carnghouse What
certify executed bot STOCK TRANSACTIONS permitted
al de k OF the BAN or is ocers. DORR RUSSELL President
hoard or DIRECTORS
ARTBrR p WLLgAETu YcPint Home Insurance Comrshy Of
New-York.
Hon g. HiiroV ScaBNER, ferroary Of State Of ScSiork
Hon. JOHN T. HUBBAsD. O; Norwich, N. l.
= Brown No 229 Broadway.
r. KNAPP Of keH-iork.
ARCHIBALD Il. BLISS Of Brooklyn, y, Y.
DORR RUSSELL Pre,ileat
A r. Wu1NGRTu. Vice Precedent
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wheat 62 600 bush Com % 900 psh Oats 925 huh Rye ooo
hash hs 10 900 bnsh Barley lol hgs aId xov o ds.
81 b.es Mite, $40 Ieasr 400 Lard 2oos
Butter, 4iS1 pkg@ Cheese ITO pgs IsioS 0Jo boxes o "
bbiA WHISKY, ~ blles Wool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

PENNSYLVANIA AllIROAD.-lralns leave
HewYorG Of DshrOsses and Cortandtss a. follows
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh, the West and sooth with Pun
Palace Car. attached $3.50 3, Z, and $3.50 n sunday
o.. z. $3.50 y. m.
For baltimore wanston via PennsyVno Air Line
al H. 8 aud .. SUNDAY D For Baltimore and wash
instop. b. l. q. r. X. at 80 D. daily.
PhlsdDhia D. o. 80 l2;3O - 4, o. T. iiJO
$50 and IL night. Sunday s. T. 1880 $50 aud D. m
Philadelphia via Kensngon. at NJ aud o:lO NJ Sunday
OlO
For kewarE at g. $50 7:4O $40 O. TO- IL ~ m 3
2:3O g TO- 4:lO 430 blO 520 $40 o. 6:lU t:5u =
7i3O. $40. 10 1880 asd AZ night SUNDAY o@o oAo
fsI Rl.sbets' g. e.sO T. TAO $40 o. 10 H. m u
m l. 2 2:30. $40 34O 4;l0, 4:30. 500 $40 8. 6lO
$50 T. 100 $40 10. 1850 and IL Dgtt Sunday o'2O
For Rssw.S $50 7. $40 9 10 a N, I'm 2
2:3O $40 $40 4.lO $3.50 500 6;40 6;lO ESQ 7;3O
Q; 10 10 m and ~ night SUNDAY. S;2O 6lV ADD $50
Woodbridge and Perth Anboy and 10 NJ Z'So oso 4oo
FnI New Bunspes and $40 a. M. - NJ $40 4lO $500
G; 10 7:3O o. m and II night Sunday Gl0 snd 1880 N
Ser Vast Milscae $40 IL noon 4;lO and o:2u D. u
Ior LaubertyiIe and bennington o A. NJ. aud p NJ
Accom- for Borirnto ~n Burlington and Camden aud $50
1880 z 4. 8, and ~ m
For Freehold. Z q. m, and D NJ n
For Jsnesbar Pm5ertoO Camden aud via boat from Per
Ne - ov . :. olow,; Prom Pittsburgh $3.50 1925 m 635
van W.,husou and Baltimore sos and 64OA 455 and 10 "a
n IN supaay beO5 GAO From Philadelphia b:22 sos
q. 40 ESQ Ol6 l.20 1888 2l5 3;o9, 45o sos. 1928
s;i4 l027 D. Sunday 5:22 500 oiO $780, 1925. ll:20
SsI es b9s 4s5 o44 B.ow,y No Aston Ou,
foot Of DshIosses and ilek Once No
n ~ RoYp r. Gen. P.u Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

TALLOW dali aud steady 20 fair 7a4c and 40 coo
@OOJ-we clip TIE following from Messrs Walter Brown Sons
monthly WOO arru'r The blnnnc Sepnef was h.racea
hall Of the previous month The nqury almost entirely from cob
snng Manufacturer, bad been much
& ne yer ssai@g ,ti s oDIe , i v o I O1 nj
wooeus they suffer materially from foreign compeu
when all transactions brought TO sandstl by the
saen PANE IN monetary S err T5"h , % I1s e 9Sp
pS , s15 b,es e9pmap FoTt9pas The eomlaerT
aereAs saysg for se pass y Or more pq5.1s fossfsss
scuve until the severity the storm bad blown
which Lad prevailed In few Instances holders have been
wiling make concessions where prompt cash offered bat the
Il rtyday credit have been daily made
previous prices The STEADY demand ou manufacturers through
SSsec aSd Il present the stock o. these The Eastern %
portions the clip forwsri and likely that
TIER viii be 'S3 R sta,eE 81 w Toe'I nn, "Io s,e % 81
dealers
o have been prudent f the Interest," either dealers Or manus
Of speculation however has been checked by
higher probably be confined to that arising from
60 ~ % osi DeTt ,ileulsr We NAV he me 10 give an
opinion fisfe With ersuty than the still
SsS s, % eV,IS I heir cc and Sur @
Ia very light and ne demand ron our customers quite
y Ti % P.S 3Sa65e i56 q4G n Con5ne and De,i5s 40
s s9503S u CsoH1 ~ S S, r. Gregg S9 200 6
n Cape S2292G * 10000 n A93eceo Pgsis terms IA 30
5OO5l l3J0VO tOioral0 ~ dEJc; 2JOoU ID
DoBssoi private rs l64 zoo q Australian, 30 Sci 10000
Rio Grahlt private i616 30 900 Msycan l7a2Oe $1,000
south American terms 20 400 Newzaard pnvIe terms;
1900 Chinese pr5ste terms We quote as ie!.sSs-
foNtavc FLKgCFNesYO York Mich gen IndaT8 End Wst0hsf-
s-r0py Pece 4ed5Ic Thequarsr and Pulbood menno asa
Doe Hbood Ie, SOei Quartereoel Fleece, 46a47ei
Cominoa Fleece, 42d4BC; COhSts Ltetet 57d Coo
Ouio PTNNsYtvAEfA IReSiA- Choc Ste SI0ry Fleece
5SqO3c Ssaory Fee S4@5Gc ThfcQuarter tnd Fuood Ne
Ino 81 Q5ie; H.fbood Fsee 50a53e Quarh0od Fleece a
SE0c Common Fleece 43 aA7e; Comhing Fleece, 0aG2c
low VHENoNT aNp LlISOIshrepQubrter and fuL6OO1 Nj
f6049c Htboo Fleece 4Od4yc QlafteTbiood freeze AZ
u4Cc: Combing Fleece, 5505se. 5000.
MsorKI KENTucKY TeNssssEE Washed Fleece a. d49e;
Upg afLed Fleece. - 37c; Ubwahe1 Combnc. 1880.
JsBWAsnEp WOJL-CkOoe J6dCOc Fair, 5&Gt5c; lntrfor
and Berry. 4GGJOc 49,. -
PrIEb Extra Pulled 400 45c; New YoTk
C Super Pue s0045e NewYork City lambs Pulled 500 Sc
Wcern Super 40d45c; Country Extra Pulled 45djOc
CouBiry Super Pulled 45a5J Country Lambs Puied asa Soc
CGLIsokNA Sylg Cp tue 33dS7c sprng Clip medium ~
re- Sorng q Low grader srd bury. 26a3Oc Pan CHIP, ma
%: Fail CLIP low grades and bury, l5l22c
TFYls-Fne 33d36c.; Medium 3OG34ci Low 2J03Oci In
ferof, lSd 22c; Nefy barry, l1d2Oc
FoEEss WooIs-Cspe Of Good Hope 4a37c Boenos Ayres
Hro sus Mestza 500 33c; Mouteydo hno and Mestz 81
Soc, Asst.shsn Clothing 5Oa54c Australian Coumng, % a5s
WHISKY moderately active sales Of 30 bbs al 81 VI
and 100 ibis. Il 81 C2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY. Oct 2 1873
LEAVE NETWORK. HBR No -, NORTH RIVER, foot o.,
BY Plymouth Rock and Jesse Ho Connecting
Hook trains for Long Branch and all stations
connecting Railroads.;
900 mFor philadelphia Long Branch Red Bsnh Toms RIVER
VnelaRd. Bndgron. and intermediate
Moor Philadelphia Long Branch Red bank
date stations. for points Tuekeron Railroad
400 m-For Long Brsuch Red Bank TONS River Wastosn
and intermediate stations
ARRIVING N NETWORK:
o:40 a m-From Long Branch, Red RIVER
town and intermediate
PAS mPow Philadelphia Long Branch Red Bank Tons River
WaretoSn. YineAnd Bdgna intermediate
points Tuckeron Railroad.
$50 m-PrOm ph'Sephia Loug Brreb, Red Bah, Toms
River. WSreown and intermediate stations.
Fare between NewAork and Philadelphia onlv 81 2S.
Express freight trains beweea Sew.lork PhiAd.pha
Pier q. ". r., Newlork
Pier TO- foot Of Walnui-st Phlsdephis.
Freig received until o'clock D. m. at low ra.eA
JOHN r. COLI. Gen Pfeight Aa5 Pan Agent
y. P. FINCH Agent Pier No 3
NJ W. SRRAr. Superintendent
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tDaiy tsundavs only. t+Suodays Middleton onlv.
JNO. n ABBOTT, General Passenger Agent
NEW-Y0Rk,. NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD.-Sev.Yors and New-TlsYen Division.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING MAY 80 1873
Passenger Station HewYork Grand Central Depot Entrance on

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
Trains New Haven leave 1905 (Accn SO5 iRr 9:Oj
(Aecul 1000 (B1 1900 AccB) 30 L tRXl $3.50
(Accul 3s and 10 local Ell 81 tET AMI elO Or
For Norwsk 7:0J S.05. 905 1900 Loo aud 3
ET) 4S $40 G:35, $40. $40 Por STANFORD $40
800 905, 1910 1900 100. 2:23 3l6 800 ASS,
4sJ 8 10 $40. 6:35, 1870. $50. Gl0
For Port Chester. IL 40 -
Boston Express via Springfield s0J and 1000 800 aui
$40 D ~ Shore Line at 100 aud $40 The sos
hoo 9ilO Stanford Norssk aud Bridge
port SO5 800 connect with tans on Shore Lin.
division for NorEh Newport Providence and the Conn. Valley
saybook The sos and 100 connects with Newaaven
and Northampton r. r. at NewHayen, S;O5 and 1900 noon
trains connect with Conn SPRINGFIELD and 300 for
The sos 800 800 and 43S connects witt Na9A
tak Railroad and sos H. and 300 With HOnstonc Rail-
road at Bridgeport The 500 aud 9:0j and 3l5 $50 AMI
9l0 DanbgY AMI Norwah at So Norwalk aud The 500
m :3S AMI 5lO Railroad at Stamford.
Sunday Boston Mail Trains 7:OS via sprnghei $40 m
via Providence.
Dwng Day Express and sleePngean Night EI
press Trsins - c,c
Tickets al purchased Ticket 0hoe OF COMPANY al Grand Cen
t p,uo Of n Y Transfer Co., 944 Broadway n L..
and No our who will also cheek baggage from
destination. .,-.,-.-,,
r. NJ REED Geul Supt, New-HAyen.
JOHN 7. MOODY Sup't Div. New-lork
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Gteamboatu ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatonc
ID and Esngstuck Railroad Fare 81 Steamers leave Caths
nne.snp, a IL and IL D. tsuudsys ereeutedl
ERIE KALAMAZOO and after Wednesday
II Sept "a 1873 will Depot Of Chsmbsrss
following hours Eor time Of departure Of trains from foot
10 a. m-Cncnnat and Chicago Express Drawing
Co4ches and sleeping Coaches destination.
1910 m-Erpress Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Fals Sleeping
ID M Dayc-Ciuciuna Chicago Night Express Sleeping
hrougn Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit, aud
For Port Jervs 40 s4O 1000 1910 m 43o $3.50
Gossen and addeowu &C. 7:4o 1880 1000 and lO:4O H.
$40 1870. 1880 and TT D
Eeyburgh 1880 $40 and 1O:40 . n. and 80 N.
sugerB 40 1880 1880, and lO:40 340 .,
RiSge~ood HchOIa. Ai.ide and Rany 49, 6:l5 7:iO
rs 80. 1910 a III, $40 8. q, 1880, and .ll30 p
50 Gas Z, 740 $3.50 10 sl030. lOif5. 1880,
II 8 1890 and 1880 and II SATURDAY night: on
Newark g. T. $3.50 1910 and IL 80 BIO, 1850. $50
AMI 1880 D. n. and ~ SATURDAY. nights only 800 .
uber'urd PARK and Pssse O45 40, 1880 10 'lO3O II
noon sl45 4 $40. 6, $3.50 g. 1880, and +ll:30 D.
sise IIackenslck and Way g. g. To- and S;45 l. g. A. g.
.nd ?. NJ and IL SATURDAY nigh Is only.
valley and Way, and $3.50 a. m. 4fO ? m.
Epg g. 49, and $50 80. 10, 4;l0 $40. $50
$50 and '7;45 ,. m, and IL SATURDAY nights ony. 90 . 49,
Cresskn o. s. 49, aud $3.50 $50 $40 4lO, $50 $50
Sparkh g. 5, 49, a1d $3.50 1870. 3:lO, 49, 4:iO $50
C:30 tI:45 .. n, and II Saturday nights only
and Eyack TO- and $3.50 1880 3ilO 44O $50
$50 n 40 .. ~ SATURDAY nights only
NorE-Psssengers starting from Iwe1tyhrd Depot will consult
Pocket Tables Of Ere Railway for leaning time Of Ferry Boats
connecting with trains
Coaches obtained orders for the checking and transfer
Baggage may be lett the COmpauys ohc2l, 500 and go
Broadway; Onehunde andtNen fhst and Ihrdaye
oart St Boosyn the Compsus Druos Of Agents tue
principal hotels
fDsly. tsundau only. trSnodays hddieto"n onlV.
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n. Y. Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. Z, 1873.
IHIuressiT Tor IBB n. Y. tribune bs our OIL
t,fnernl ftrffn0flA


send articles The freight .1d etb., expense. "a. ~ poor
goOds Put everything good An attractive look secures exam
IHsaon mAtts where dry pset.e or soysn az
iDs change shout se peny Of eean az tne cot I'S win
"a te eoi OF es tals We ,@S, 40 Am ipSoee or S
should bbL AlwS5ssse the nrmot Of pse.
sg Secure yoa reputation O TIE Coos pot ~ beat shape
. that mAIf ~ demand
BEANS AND PEAS
Receipts Of OGl bbs; do last week $40
bills res, 800 BUSH receipts Of peas 1857 bush CoHirod
either medium, uaoEs Buyers VII be apt 70 hold
on h nd more ,ysSe he rev ,ck posssI TIE G.sd
reqad BY sgpefS Pea beans are good soeA and
sSs coming forward vet Red Somlsi t6s
SS oao.stoS The Eo5e pc further q crop
kbs Greer rea cone e, sau sB peas we're Sled 81 Coz
SIS IS ae market DO" unsettled wi" sr'hss Of - CoqsS 10
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s s:S. Ps oissr 500 Sa, bag Soo IS
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sss prices toe Pct fey dave ess SeS s S Gained ~
Gee e s -. E Stss; sssay msst The also
'pree 70 TIE eounty sgd eansa S0 Y % butter bss sI,d
al .es east Ge q s ely asn1g s sT de Sort an seeuSu
tob Tor past and ihs's wb9 hs'e oesp favored
with .es compelled shade 9ooistSns S1s 20 S sS, VII
tSSc wsstsrp supply b. pot soasasa and
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following Of receipts win sbOS keoept iron June
rt thr $50 800 last 10 lOO lkRAi
90 In 1871 250376 ekgs Co. IN 1870 $4,000 pigs Vsoshol
Orange CsaDr psiA5940 Stale Wtlsb tubs eon0n =. go
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tsI .....30a37 Penn ~ tuhs aud trims ~ 900
STATE thin, 81 dS2 Western fne 10 zap
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22o 80 6e3
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relief Debility and Loss OF Appetite s IN
valuable Recommended for j. pun BY 'he Food Journ' Ahar hh
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g. g. A. Sold by Groeen. Oilmen and Chemists, in large
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