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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-12
New-grrsen Real estate for Sale.

Men, eereen Heal Gslate Tor 1aIe.
EARM FOR SALE-96 Acres, all necessary
C. W. DUBOURDIEU.
NOR SALE.-42- ACRE FARM, two hours from
il civ u NeEersey age house ample Outbung nice shade,
sOpdsne Of . churches schools and Price.
SS50O RlLAND q WHITING, o Beekman-st
AM authorized to sell o splendid Property
II O. residence for geoemsDi 70 per cent below
'''' ''-'' - pS' '''' w '' JACQUES 2os Broadway.
MEAT VILLA RESIDENCE 40 minutes
~ from hbeys vsrJ desrabsi 22 minutes wah IRON West
EhLAieh Centra Railroad OF NeWJeri pAyemen gs
beuuiu ased oil we'll daned beshyj viii take rsilrOsd bondA
AAdrss OWNER, PostOhoe Boz 235 New.iora Cy
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" Hoses furnished unarnsel to SAX Catalogues
ofoe b9a from 80 hl H. GRRRf SO stsss LberSsi
GALE or EXCHANGE-A very desirable
~ RESIDENCE at Orange n j. QUIZ hour City Hall
Of ground tne shade and rut trees conveniently arranged
stable &c FURNISHED desdl will be exchanged for modern
halt lOae city between Lexington bxihGye above
Thiry-iourtbst Address o. O.. Boz ,5O4 n y PosOaee
QRak PER MONTH.-Tasty HOUSE and
WV grounds, 30 mpuies BY Central Railroad depots
high weidTsine and Leshy location wide pisxxss osbc
ga bot and cold water heater siSnAdOOFs laid
bearing snail Hsd age fruits shade Gei attractive place, worth
sl5OOO viii sAe1hoe' Inquire West Elizabeth
depot address OWNER Pos0hce No 1S4 Elizabeth
~
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gituations Uanieo--females.
Miscellaneous.

A BUNDANCE of good, capable Servants naaS s nGl
n Fsme Hoie and AZ e.Der, sssped snecss and
Sni solor,d helm for e eoHRtry At aedefae ~. s,sg
ne Poestant lnsusute 1873 GlVo above ION ST. o's % e
store. x,5,,-,
EAITHFTJ, RESPECTABLE SERVAMIISS
al moderate wages country, at The LADibo iao
AND DIRECTORY temporarily snce IN W. . con
45ihs, three doors Brosdway This ineeoy on
daetcd BY ladies' is object hongb reform 10 & Iosc
CountrJ In advance OF 'fst
seeking neatly dressed prepared 70 enoei
service readsne Of ormer epo,
and wanted Ladies be suppba ~h cg~p's
DeserAkers and Laundrssses at 81 DAY
waited for ladies' Companions ana
keepers nominal salaries Ths Directory has no ~
Office 1t dong real missionary and asks e saPPe
and semeu, Of ali wao have felt The need Of reform
NVANTED-By lady accustomed TO sketch
w reporting SITUATION Gaiy other JOUR
references
Address r. WBR 542 West 32i%t, Tnbane Up 0aee
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Cost ano 9cnno.

I OST-BANK BOOK No. 11,l06, on German
IL Uptown Savings Bsak The tndeF Will etsrn 10 ne
Bank, fIity-hnh-st and lhird-ave. =
I OST-BANK BOOK No. 1,O7S, on the York.
IL vile Savings The ader will please the Bsas
corner Eighty -sixthrsI and Thiri-aye.
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Gountrp propfrIp 10 Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LEI, cheap, until
IeTssy CITY Hghu ~ minutes BrOEiEAy 80
day 10 spepdd oesnou Can 90 or address - null
81 Nssssu-st
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Gelp iOanteo-- males.

A FEW SEWING MACHINE CANVASSERS
"A WANTED who can make snail depont or se Of sample ma
chine cali on BEIK%Ir1 SEWING MACHINE Co. o62 Broad
A GENTS WANrED-To canvass Tor the
~ CHRISTIAN AT WORK-T DEWITT TALhAdb' naor
IL SPRGEOS Special agent IN Boston o3t,seu
$50 puons ezbty absolute work Liberal % ~ ons
Apply TO ~ m. C. IL PlBRSON City Agent iV@ 'nA~
bers st., ~ Y. ------
NNTANTED.-A FEW ACCOUNTANTS and
w BUsS EXPERTS thrown oa u employment BY the tnn-
e can obtain profitable employment for month By
sdiressisg BUSINESS station D. Bible House.
"ANTED-A person well ACQUAlNIED
W with FRENCH WINES with thorough knowege Of their quail
and yue acquaintance With the trade 10 this eonu
large and valuable Of as
u Hdtrc Stang age qualifications and references Box 33
New York Post-Ohce
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fnrniiure.


A WEEKLY and MONTHLY PAfMENiS
IA for FURNITURE CARPETS, and BEDDING % wv Wv.
andlow pneea ---
A UCTION MOTHERHOOD second hand and
N misst ARPFTs al Ie. patterns English bfush ard To-
grain dy IL Fa'oa between "ihAs
and NASSAU. -
LNOR SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT FURNI-
TIIRK a house 90 Hi, Fnh oompese
win pgsept sale object Aee
Boz 47s6 Nev.fort rostome~
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Gounirp Real estate Ior Sale.

q GOOD INVESTMENT. - HOTEL PROP
~ katy Centennial grounds;
e.sA Also BUILDING L0rs CHEAP.
~ X CULBBKTSoN. 537 North stb Il PHILADELPHIA
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON
n RIVER PoR sALE-s,teaed at cRoros LASDISG, viii b
- an very yora@ The upwaris %
ss az I.d under high 0f e9uFAion AID well
tvt me All denphoEs TIE buildings the preisss Of
naolep cottage H,ae csssnng IL
sd bstk roon good bn. aad sIao cut euhn The houe
the station. The land
.rstsr lid of Albany posca A9d eIeaisto The
' - " 49, EDwAKD CLARKE Tribune Once.
LsOR SALE or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County
n PARA acre. good fam egidsgs so 10 vs. IRON o'po1;
vree $4,000 rutland WHITING, D DC l%s1 "
Irh -. AZ ivos lesueflIy located AZ PoloVa Pens;
q esdi balIsg lots Isqae Of Dr. BEALE Dests
1Il6 9srAzdsL, rh.aIsl9asl
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/ AUNDRESS-By q German young woman,
who il sca lavnir-ss fue puff pohsbei Re can l1lls
the very be OF rfereuc- em,oyer aho can be seem vi" 20
Al moas sets hs lection 70 tie country Can be seen unI
sgta az LIS AGENtl lO9 West 34hst' corner Broadway
uouire for G.
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Giiuaiions Udnleo-- mdles.
Coachmeu.

NNANTED-Bv "a Protestant young man. n
w stuauon COACIiMAS and GARDENER ctv OF e'lhu
willing oblgrg, good reference. Call Or address H. T. .
EassaasL
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5rooI;lpn Reai &staie for Sale.

aIOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
81 aud Al Reneu-sL 5OrlOO and g. 10 r. and "A houtsgue
o lOOxlOO store No l02 Pneapplet 27K60 House
No l79 Wiou1hhy-st 1877 WOaghbvst Houses hO
AZ 81 and 80 GORDON L. F0RD, 81 Csrf-st, brook
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
ON very cay GORDON FORD, OF Carh-sE, Drootn
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Gardeners.

GARDENER, &c.-By a man who can 90
W vegetable and lower sTieang teta bot an ;snso
good recommendations. Please eaI Al o.
l3o Wet llth ST., corner Oih-st
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04
THE MEETING LAST NIGHT.
a Citizens Protective Union Organ
izcd go Rules Adopted - Permanent
Officers Elected. ...

Pursuant to notice, about 300 Of our
citizens met at the Court House last
evening for the purpose OF adopting
measures TO arrest the progress of crime
III this community and adopt measures
for the better security of life and prop
erty i'll Phoebe. An alarm of fire Just
before the organization created some lit
tie excitement, but it was soon allayed,
finding that it was small stable far
from the center Of town, and that there
was no danger of a general coufagra-
ton. .... .....
l. G.. Messic called the meeting to
order and nominated G. H. Light for
Chairman. Carried. w. H. Henderson
was appointed Secretary. John c. May
nard moved the appointment OF Com
mittee of five on Permanent Orsaniza-
ton and Officers. The Chair appointed
j. c. Maynard, S. C. Barnes, p Nc
Cannon, Frank Wheeler and Edward
Donahue. ...
Following is the call for the organiza-
ton of the people for their own protec-
ton: I'VE the undersigned, citizens Of
the town of Phoebe, hereby resolve our
selves into Committee to be styled
The Citizens Protective Union, the
purpose of which is the better preserva-
ton of order, and for the detection of
crime in the community, and to which
we earnestly and condially invite the CO.
operation of all good men,"
The foregoing was signed by about
200 citizens, among whom we may not
be considered invidious in mentioning
the names of such staunch men as NJ. +.
Tarpey, Nj. Schustrich, j. c. Maynard, j.
w. Wright, S. c. Barnes, o. P. Sher-
wood, A. Brown, Louis Felsenthal, l. G..
Messic, Frank Wheeler Geo. W. Arnold,
A. L. Arnold, j. c. Clark, John Roeder,
W. X. Miller, Il. Scott, VIM. C. Glis-
san, A. L. Page and others equally
prominent and deserving.
While the Committee on Permanent
Organization were out the large crowd
in attendance discussed the situation
in groups, maintaining good order and
manifesting deep interest in the move
ment which had called them together.
After an absence of about an hour,
the Committee on Organization appeared
and through Mr.. Maynard, the Chair
man, made the following report which
was adopted. .. MS Old friends and the publ
70 surfing all that nothing shall be wanting
part to give full satisfaction to weekly, d.
| transient patrons. d. |. W1LMi
| Phoebe. August l5 1872. au
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04
PRiTCHARD'S

I,AkE SURGICAL OPERATION. - 1t Is
seldom that man has to suffer the am
putation of both feet, but such case
occurred at the County Hospital on
Wednesday. The unfortunate man is
named Dennis Downey. He had had an
attack of pneumonia, but when that
disease had been broken, disease of
the arteries in the lower extremites rem
dered the amputation of both feet, above
the ankle necessary to arrest mortifca-
ton and save the poor mans life. He
was placed under the influence of chic
reform, and the operation was skillfully
performed by Drs. Deal q Philson. The
patient remains in the hospital, and is as
comfortable as could be expected, with
every prospect of recovery. ...
The LATE THOMAS RYAN. esterday
morning the body of Thomas Ryan, the
young man who was killed recently and
buried on Monday last, was exhumed,
and the process of embalming the body,
preparatory to its removal to Connscti-
cut, where his mother and brother re-
side, was successfully performed by Drs.
Deal and philson. The remains retained
much of the life-like appearance, the
blood oozing from the wound in his face
which caused his death, only, giving him
a slightly disfgured appearance. Beyond
this he looked like one asleep. The re-
mains will be shipped Immediately, en-
cased in a metallic coffin, to East Meri-
den, Conn, there to repose until the last
day, when the sea shall give up its dead.
MINERS UNIoN.-We understand upon
good authority that the miners OF Phoebe
have formed union similar to that at
Virginia and Gold Hill. A communities
ton from that body will appear to-mor-
row. As members of the Miners Union
have distinctly disclaimed the lack OF
good breeding which characterized the
meeting held at the Court House on
Friday night of last week, We are dis.
posed to let by-gones be by-gones, and
to treat the Miners Union here with all
the courtesy due from the press to any
! public movement.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEVENTH
Il Judicial District, County Of Lincoln, State
of Nevada.
Notice for publication, or time appointed for
proving VIII, etc.
State Of Nevada, County Of Lincoln.-In the
matter of the estate Of Dennis Manning, de-
ceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said Court, made on
the It'll day Of December, A. D. 1872, notice ia
hereby given, that Saturday the 18th day Of JAN
uary, A. D. 1872. at 10 o'clock m, Of said day.
at the Court Room Of said Court, at the town Of
Phoebe, in the County Of Lincoln, have been ap-
pointed as the time and place for proving the
will OF said Dennis Manning, deceased, and for
hearing the application OF Timothy Rordan and
Dennis Driscol for the issuance to them Of let
tiers testamentary, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the same.
Dated December, Esd, 1872.
Hf P. D. MILLER. Clerk.
d24.td By ]. NJ. HANFoRD, Deputy Clerk.
, 1873-10-11
Tho livestock Markets.

Special Dt.,atoh to The cAicngo Tribune.
the week ending OCT, :, 5o9 ears sos3 head, and
nbout 81 cars billed 70 arrive. The supplies for
rs with M SaS are hs 5
opened very active aud continued up to moon. when
business got qneter at tho following quotations Ex
fair LOO to 200 is, 4,@5Alc; common and eht,
aA@45:c; good feeders, 900 hs. 4A@4Hc; st9ekesa:
@ rhe s sm@&si to Ses
1Ioas-necoiptB for tho week, loS CATS, or o1,7e0
head Tho supply has been good, as also tho demand,
tatIons are: pest Philadelphia, t5.2o@5,so; ileht
Workers.. s5.oo@5.1o; common yoskerg o@5.oo;
recoipts prices viii 10 apt 70 Decline but only agh,iy
If at all, as tho prospects, are good.
snEEr-Recclpss for the week 6tk cars. or $4,000
generally has been rather Inferior This weeks prices
5@sSa 55ss eooS % s. oapas sss ' a
pouaa @ DO, 4X@sto. rha Sost % giade ot sheep aro
scarce.
rssa f 1hs ac1g ss", market /.
ovcrran wth cattle. tic receipts 90 far being IL car
loads, about twice the number Of last week. The ru.
ing of the market is dull md struggling, md "a from
1taNc OF Inst weeks prices. Tho quality Is fus up
nEcE1rTssEor the week neoves, 12.1oa; aheep,
tS os %sa xSpsneess otsss Ill., 70 carloads aobo
the number Of last week. several droves were re-
shipped. Tbs pricea quoted are 6lf@5Hc per lb Tor
heavy, and 6s<c for choico Western.
HonsEs-No demand.
NEW YoRK, Oct l9-CA1TLE-Io-fay - receipts we're
6G head making 250 for four days. against $3.50 Tor
the Same tlu,c last week. Trade is dull aud 1rces we're
not fully sustained: common to best native steers
slow a pe 70 c yery t. fas Ts1ars rang
strong cHt, 9ko; cars ohto steers, owt; ioS9
1' ax jxo s;'i as1 oaans ea 'T si Sc
t,cRy steera. o;l % 81 ewt, loE&s12A4 aud eass m
iorod.. |'0o -.o,
s ass ss :sss e.. &: &C. ssme n'has %
inst wsek, Tho market Ia weaker, Comuaon atock
ruled lower; poor to prime sheep 5@6Ac, With some
8Ac, Among tho sales cars Ohio Hheep, OIL iba
BT36Mc cars. 97 iha, 6'i@53ic; cars Kentucky,
oil 6s Dc 2cars Canada, ll4 iba 611e; cars Canada
lambs. u lts sAlo car, e9H los TIE and2 cars
Hoas-ncccps to-day s.o2s. making H. 74os for four
days, aganat II go for tho same time lust week Not
reduction Of fully 1lc, closing weak at e1i@7!sc.
BUFFALO. Oct. o.-cArrLr-Recepts to, day, os7;
total for tho week. $685. 40a cars, against aa cara
for tho same tia last week. There were no buyers
ta %asnnS Sss aan in Ssw
effect Most of tho stock In tho yards Will 10 sippco
East III first hands. ,,,,.
sEEr AND to.'lay incl,d'ng y, re r.
against 1900 for tho time last week. Ihe afKes
eosed heavy, y yestsrays rates Ganada ia'mos,
M.b0I5.0O. AlMut three car-oada we're left unsold.
saies Include $50 sheep, s759o H. as
tea ns,ns ,n,t X TsSofs @ aasna y 5
for the same tie lust week. Tho aarket waa dull AZ
decline Of 2g@2sc por owt fron yeserlays rate. nIt
few buyers were n "a. aa 5 na xaa 1s nn
Ohio hogs, ~ 1sosaso, at $46oSa aoo light 10 heavy
hogs.
, 1873-10-11
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were filed for
record Friday, Oct. 10:

T1,e fo,ow,nc, ira+r,,,no,ta .vora G,,a f,u
,,.'5 5 s' 'i-e''a "oto AS" Ao4
fccotd fflahy, OCT. lu:
plTY PROPERTY.
Lot H. stctna suh1tyislon Of Lots to T. Block II.
utn,o,1, Aa1t,,a r., ~ 1'ese " A]' .'.oSA ~
'!e'c" t1aui'iolt ahtea oct W cohauoraIoht $*bu
Lot on North Dearborn Ut. e f, corner of Goethe
ht 60x14s It, datc1 juno 20 consideration, $1cB.
Iot nn Fnrrcf n IoE n f. NJ 1tJntorv ~ ~ n.-
,,r r. n Mn, ,a3.a ~, =" ,a7o. ~ sA
:, aoo ~ ""''' '"'e" oe' ~ A''4' eouS'a'fa''on
Lot on Bhurt1cff av, 200k II II of Napoleon place,
T. 25xla5 fl to alloy dutcl Hep II confederation
n ma ''
s',ooo' .-..-.. ..
Lot on Evergreen st, 334 its OF Milwaukee, av,
+, 25x15Q It to alley. dated Qet consideration,
Sl150
1,,ocb b,,,,,5o, -, Wont ,,, -, e,,,o, >,a,n. n,
rai uuilS" ~ WcstpsA AZ oaheys ntooIG, Ntia
, 1873-10-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EorctEEl Hlnrikcts.

1OFC1En H1NEkctHt
LIVERPOOL, Oct. lO-ll .. m.-Fiour, 98@20s.
Wheat-Winter, 12s@l2s Id spring, lis Gd@12s Al
white, 12s 0dt9l2s Cd club, 13s@l3s I'd. Corn, 33s.
Pork. 7Os. Lard, Ais Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l0-9 p. n.-Whcat- Spring, liz
4d average, l2s ID white, 12s 5d912s Sd club, 12s
1Oa@13s I'd. Corn, 32s 0lt932a I'd.
L1vEHpoor., Oct. 10-5 y. 1n.-Cotton buoynnt mid.
ding urland, ots@9hd Orleans 0o:d Sales, 2o,00c
bales American. oaoo bales speculation and
port 0,0o0 baies scs Of tho week. 132, 900 bales
ports, 10000 bales speculation 3D. 900 bales. Stock.
693000 hues American III 600 balea. Receipts, 49,,
900 balcs American, G,0H0 bales. Actual export,
1000 bales Stock atoat, 1B4 900 ba1ea American,
a1OnG bales. Yarnn aud fahrtca ut Manchester firm,
mud An advance asked, which buyers refuse to give.
Receipts Of wheat for the past hrec ays. 900 qrs,
Of which 17,oo0 qrs wero American receipts Of corn
for the same tmc 20 600 qra, 900 qrs being Aner-
California who wheat average quality, 12s Sd
@11s 81 club do, 1as 10d@13s 2l rcd Western
spring. 1lB Ad@12s "a red winter, 1es@12s Id Flour,
25tG29a Corn JAS 8dG32 I'd.
Cheese, G3s
Cumberland mltldes, 3ss Cd. Short ribs, 41s.
LONDON, Oct. 10-6 p. m.-The weather throughout
England today was wet. There was plentiful sup
ply Of money this afternoon The rate Of discount In
open market for three months bills was 1915 per
cont 11-16 lczH than the bank rats. Tho amount OF
bullion withdrawn from tho bank balance to-day
G202 GOO, nil OF which n for shipment to America.
Coneula, for monoy, 123<Ga91t9; on account, 9osz@
o2s. bonds, $50 Of 1865, v6A; do OF 81, 96A !;
1o4as, ois4: new IS, o. Eric, AN.
FRANKFORT, Oct. lU.-Five-twenties Of 1862, 10A.
PARIS, Oct. l0.-1teutes, 67f Use.
, 1873-10-11

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: 1864 bu wheat; 1884 bu corn
4,44o ba oats; 2s8 bu rye; 1,247 bu barley.
Tho following grain has beon inspected
into store this morning up to 10 o'clock:
235 cars wheat; ss2 cars corn; $4,000 bu No. 2
do, by canal; 40 cars oats; 5000 bu No. 2 by
canal ~ cars ryo n cars barley. Total (762
carB), $4,000 bu.
Tho Committee appointed to investigate tho
truth or talHellood Of tho rlmors in regard to ir-
regularitiea in the management Of the Chicago
& Alton Elevator, have not yot taken any nc
tion, and probably will not do SO till early in the
coming woelt. It il understood that the menu.
bors of the Committee arc considering the pro-
prioty Of beginning with somo Of the uewapa-
pcrs tins constituting themselves eacond,
Committee on journalism, They would proba-'
bly, save timo by going direct to the gentlemen.
from whom the published statements wero OBJ
tanned, especially Us the Grain Registrar, Mr..
Clary, haa already written volunteering to fur
uish tho Committee with all tho information in
lis possession in relation to the matter.
The books Of the Registrar ought to show
wlether or not tho reports OF tho Inspectors
agree with tho receipts reported by the Messru,
llough, and tho extent Of tho disagreement, If
any, with the date The copies OF tho corre-
Bpondonce of the Registrar with the Railroad aud
tne,, hv n1r Clary in renar to Il "nd II + tha ~
coints boarinr Nir. Claws Endorsement IN In
eact thot thev aro of no va1o nro forhcom,In NJ NV
tl,oy w;ll aIso bo stronr syanco IN tho caas
r,sse thn~s With var;f;eatona fron, ia o"no. Iu
srnctor'a oco. ara orohahlv iii lint the Gom- W.
mttoo S;,] whit to enablo thon To makn lo reunrt
40 A ti tho % G6mmttco was nnnointoa NJ Tho m.
oncst nf tho Messrs iInuc1 ~ ronort ~. tho;r
caso It IN nrohable that tbe cnnmttoo " hos tua nn
| inrind;ction ontsitio that isnna ~ Lowarar ~
ii,av ai,n"id IeciJn IT, inolr ,,r tlo nautl
cancooJ % rccc;uts thav nroiahiv 1vo,,iI ~ ~
,'naJ ~ ;,om;r ~ ~ 1;,,a , nou Nv not
covod sell recentn Int to for vn1 " tioe
II thev sl,oni att"n,nt to ind o''t ,xotar W.
renenas A. inast on r,omhor o of tla 9 aaGh
tcc Emnwa tl,at Teccin,a nro Iot i,rronMnntis,
cancolc wb"m onva nor,Iau of iha "rai1, rnrs
senteI by tllom is sllppod ont in,tnetlatoIv w
, 1873-10-11
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

rn1pAY EVENING, Oct. 10.
ALCOHOI-Waa trias lower. Standard proof is
quoted ut $l8iG5l.S9 safcs include $50 brls for
nK00M conN-Trado is brighteniuR up llttle
glotable III follows: Good 10 extra hnrl, se59Xc |;
brush hat will work itaolf Into choice h,rl broo1n
fsf g9oa % sMG@o soS1 t. ehoe' stalk
DEANS AND iEAsGrhers Is '1a molerato demand
for choice beans i"r shIpment to the Eur weat. The
ass'ps ass sf' os mdp asea 'ss1
@a.6o;; common to fair bes'is, $l.ascsaoo. droeu
PIT ntibPNo 5G ssr MarEnA1s-cre Ii quit and ureaus.
s g. foows o so Now xr
h1aaltus, md Akron ceniens. {2.oo y lrl mar
he dust g. % lime ;,t,, IL bulk, e tras)
boSo; itdiag trsi {connan], sados7 ' rrcsss2 s
sss ess& sna ssss sswds sss ss s sTss 10
3seo; ds common. slo.oo@i5.oo: itre el"yi, GFi,
nUTTEisAltno,gh tlero Is a liberal amount o,
butter arriving from day to day, the sore-roo,na
views At tho aavatccd PRICES recently established.
shipncEs ~ well ~ local b.yars kee steadily Ut wor,
9na Ssh s,o ~ 70 .r sesa a,s soy IN tue ca
tl,u ruling prices oloice yellow, 2es3oo; medium
IAddlNd-Dealors report the market Unchanged In
its general featurca. Tlers IL tra nore doing than
during Inst week aud tho previnuh ouo hut tho move
mont iH still sluggish, and values remain steady
previously quoted. Btocka ore now In fair condition.
INwaton 4, NC; American, 33o; Anloskcag /, alo
Otter Crock, $40; htllap b'3s, aud hi, l8Gs20o
Hnnnies, single, 17@lac; double, 2au; wool sacks,
83aG5c.
ClIEEsE-Or.lers for fair amounts were receiscl
from interior dcaorn anA nc rotailura nlHu buy
inA with mere tlsso' wl!ie! gays tie mar19t ", al
tho beginning of tic lanic. Al our joburn
rytng light socks, tho elcct upon prices OF Tho I'M.
rroyu de,a1nl wins to Atitfon tlan, anl llo!orH Of
ilno goods frtn a outside uuotAsio'B. Following
aru tho pricea crront: New York factory. mild, laX
GDlaHu; Ohio faclory AAtl Western fautory, do, 1l5
11Nu; lower grades, G@l0c. ...
COAI-NnthinX new developed In connection
with tlls arko At tho principal yur,ts there ia con-
ttn,Ied activity, a,l. although Tho .sskot ~ pretty ~
and bitunlinois Varieties. We guots: LehiRh, nre.
pared. ll.0U: IAekawanna, 5000 Erie, $3.50: Wal
nut Hill, $0.b0; Cherry Niue, 5000: U!osBbnrg, $B0t
@0t0; Oannel 5000; Lick hun. <a.60 llocklng Val
y MasuF LS1a f;ieSsoo KisSs T:kSaI W
uliuBton, fg.o0.
, 1873-10-11

ftsnsh k g dN1 Is 'aq T}NSHs @sen
reported lcsa sclve though fair number Of orders
received from tho tntsror and good many deal
crs n taTo9sh g the aFhe
1413o sil.5o; do, roofing. iG syoo DO 2o12S ss7.oo.
SHEET zlsoeFuii casks, llo; hali caskb. 11Aa
1 snF s'f aSsNs assnNy s sa ssSs &C.. o. us4a lro
u assvasszsn i'aos-No i5@:o 1ss; No. a;@?4. 1ee;
n Mo d % ssnt III m.de MS itoa s' s III s 0'
47e tuned copper $50; rlauished copper 4oei do,
wsss saa e;ts ;,i u e, tq Ill., Il, 1oAs &,
st .ssa ,ss u ss % sir: - eG Sy Full aas as sns e. Is
Of to the trsae a5a arc If f. f tais r., aemn'' =
3sass 10 % +: e. e sss q t qs e. T. & d. H.
sso eG s ,2s ,sa3n o to o.sa .hs ssaas Mon,o
ss!s, ssft,, r. :: i1sfsa eas% ~ piteh
0iIs~l'ricos ranged sho same y the preceding
days Ut Tic wenk where they may bo quoted firm and
st n MEa sesay an aanse ooie e
ncnt n carbon continues activo and Mnler Light sur
rytho tcndopcyis strongly upward: Wogote; Carbon!
''i g. Ges Ss Ge Ss'; IS 'ss ss ss Liz
ArAta foot OIL etfttly puFet ftslu 10 extra, u1G
do No l. 7ao bank oil, e6n straits Csc elephant u
V5o; tnTpensine, o3o i,aphtfa, 83 grasy, 1a9loo
FIG I,ON-isonaias Ilsactiye anl weak ut tho late
decilue. Only few orAers-ald t4osa s,nn-are b8-
iug 1lacr nn for tho present The market mist be con-
vert 1o1nlnl. Following aro tho quotations. Scotch
{accoruy 10 hra1.l> sa0o6@b5 90 Massillon, s5900
Tuasarawas $5?.oo Lake ansrior. No. !. $500; do
Nc, g. fo9O0 Missouri charcoal coal, $500 Chicago
atono coal, sas.00. ..--.
TOTArOEH-Gar-loa scarce aud hrm, belng IN
To4s
Early llopa at Ato, delivered. Thoro was moderate
local Inquiry for small o.s awoet were salabc al 300