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New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
NEM-YORK7 DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY,

the year the demand for The new crop made Us appear
so active OF Boston, hoh on we
o heshbOrg stocks have never been ga - @a @ n oe
snd Penns,JyanIa principally AMI IA IRON D2 =
a5Sc y b Tut ,Se bulk Of me- sum oo1 os,,bea s e Fs.
ard mting and selections sre sun N .nu as
hb nyc, NOV "a AT nny months he transactions IN
fact are mei by the quantity Of these wool IIe
have been pnrcpaiy from ~ 10
ni Woo bs, been more inquired for With sales Of 2i2
900 h. Fall aud Spring New Cacpa bsgnnIg to attract aen
there is considerable description arriving ana On ue ya OF IN
@ e. have been made Of Ohio and Pennsylvania Fleecs
Meum Xxx and above 80 ad56; Miehig4n Wisconsin aud
Tpwahed Combing Deine 4Oaa5s Iqhwashei oOd 5sc
Senrd 55e super Bf Pued %Od6Oc Spring Cali
rus 22o93gc Fall Calorns 22d27 ~ ibe balance Of Cape
Woo pr srk been bought principally for the Canada
market At 23c. gold In bond.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA Oct l2-spanh gold, ls7dlsS; American loiGl92
Exchange 6m oa the United States 60 DAYS currency
premium. short sight do "a d76 premium; 60 DAYS gold s6dSS
premium sight do 92 pemu on London i49llo pre-
mum; Paris. 81 G93 premium , ,,,, o....
HAVANA l3-BTchange quiet but 6rm the Cnch STATES
60 days currency, 72d4 short sight do l3S - premium
dS9 short sight do SZdSo pteinuihi oh
Loldon lis l6 premium; Paris ga IS premium ,ooa
HAVANA Oct Spanish gold, 1881 lS92i American dVV
1873 Exchange United States o0 days currency
premium: do 76d1S premium 90 days gold ~
,ninm. short sight do 93dg4c premium London llOUl
premium; on Paris 9S premium. Sugar-No II 81 l'a@lo
reals aTIOba III 10, =,
1872 Exchange quiet; lOr the United States % l1Ys
10 premium SIGHT rs 80 on LONDON iio@Ao
premium on Paris 93d94 premium
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK Saturday. Oct. II. 1874
At the Exchange SalesroOms to-day Richard
Harnett sold the brick house and lot NO
s23 Twentieth-st between Eighth and Nnth'aves, lot
25x9i11 to George Beskey for sll75; also the two
story and basement brick house and lot. No 20 East
One hundred and thirty hrdst., near Madisonaye Tor
s6175.
The market continues inactive. and the larger portion
of the sales announced for next week are OF leRal
nature OF which due reports will he given,
Adrian H. Muller Son will hold an important sale OF
Yonkers lots at the Exchange Siesrooms on TUESDAY.
Oct 2 at The property Is portion OF tho estate
of the late Sampson Sims0n, and located on PARK
and Lske-aves., High-st. and Avenues ID, y. +, and
command extensive views OF Hudson River The terms
of sale very liberal Six per cent OF the purchase
money will be left upon bond and mortgage for term
Of years. .,, ,
Benjamin w. Hitchcock holds sale at Flushing, L. l.,
on Wednesday. Oct 2l also. the commo ious home
known as the Legget Mansion The terms OF the sale
are unusually favorable to persons Of moderate means
who may wish 10 purchase nomesieads In TINS pleasant
village Maps aud free passes will be furnished OIL ap
plicat atiou 10 the aucti0neer.
We would call the attention of any person having a
small capital and desiring to start truck farm 10 an
In another column. The property Is nm
usually well located for the purpose, aud the owner VIII
treat literally with desirable party.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
CATTLE MARKKT.

crclso Oct l7-Recep,s 70, the week cattle 222j7 hogs
"a s 1beep $500; last ctte l3959 hogs
90 sS4 sheer III Cattle active but close dull liberal
cep less favorable adves fair to good $3.50 ~ choice TO
e.tra a. 5OaS5 7O Of t. shppes ~ 75dS5 40
cese 81 2jdF2 rs Texans 81 506$3 so and 81 500t4 10,
ouyh ana respectively huchers cattle ~ 5ocs3 To-
Hoes acve but close que S5GS5 20 for poor 70 me-
u aad 81 5OaSi 70 ior 70 good ol
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
113.hsa 223.l79 336.769

feature Of to-day quiet the line
,sd O. bern 5v 10 Liverpool about
former 'e: Tss a %f s S6 E5G S i;
b6 50 For Antwerp "a 900 bush % ID 90 e a.
case. spe Petroleum at private rate heat l5c
bush 70 TCSaeU M M To11nss 'us . 10 s s sy n
euae s:o haTs TO Bristol with Az a2oS & G ,n Srs
private em British bark from Wl1ngi9n with Sooo S9s M
orders From Phsjeipha to tak Wit 5000 Or
Grain 4 Cd Norwegian bark to Belfast T az S an 10 "a
Norwegian the Continent with general cargo on p'a
fRUITs-Tbe crop California has largely increased this
over last he a1. and 1e 1e ses % Compare vorsSv with
imported and will doubt be as well known al cary
far .: known will rese1 10000 boxes % to % EACH they
SSAIST6s Ssy week wee Dsrket quite dull and
hesy under liberal Offering, here rss sa, M ,m e aU con-
bus restrict Transactions and un'ete values
sctiye demand has prevailed Tor eiPSI cp
milling and for investment Most holders nave SHOWN
which receipts largely consist these being Of sSScaS dSSSa
white straight No spring has been better sTsDa a ,a5 @ s0
kee after peeIOrs growing evil indeed
fraud that should not be tolerated i9r moment longer & s np,
scton on the Ps Of Trade d and honest inspection
viii this matter It s admitted BY all intelligent g M dealers ss
and 10 be hoped viii further delay in accomplishing an
oc. 90 Wn % nss na %e Ps1 Ss9 S letter Milling and
demand decline White mas been the most m,IasS and
cess on in gh little stock which IS now
ySgiS Se SSss Wheat ht
bus corresponding last Prom Ban fran9 uo"h
the shipments from that port hu: a TINS month
OF greatly compared with the st week IN
September the exports other foreign ports continued g93a con
The movement IN spnng neat on
upper sse has been large but after thus month gsS falling o
inevitable Of Winter Wheat Toledo and Detroit IS is
The exports the week 1863 4l0 bush including S
against l7s62l6 bush the corresponding
year We look for low ocean fesh dnrng ne ine ana
navigation with three and hall million busfe
To-day noticeable at the opening Of Change and
especially for spnng Old SpnDg is scarce
The closes better and ar acve the ae
quite general though chiefly for export Winter IN better de-
mspd and White Is fair request for export the sales are
81 2dSl 06 for Ungrsded Iowa and Minnesota
81 07 for No Chicago Spring. OS for Northwest u 70 ior
No Chicago spring 81 lO2 for No Milwaukee 20 or no
do Old and 81 "a for 0I No Daluth ~ 1881 ~ Tor hed
III 23G$l "a for Amber do 81 2oa$l 20 Tor White
Ohio 81 S4as 81 for White Mesn ee latter Tor osS 70 arrive
81 24d&l 25 for Amber do 81 24dS 20 for White Genesee
Barley heavy and moderate demand sales Of bush 6 Sana
3S Barley Malt quiet and heavy sales OF aOVV us
3OaSl So 90 bush choice r ro~ea state
demand bodrs less inclined
sell and The msrEet strong 1000 bush New Ohio
Mixed At &c; White 600 62c; Black at 5Sd6Oc western
Mixed st GO e White Gl Q622e State at 5eG59c for
Mired 6Oa6l4c for White Rye fairly active and seady she
81. ahoat part 10
arrive fair demand for the trade and oi export
2d2c do White at 97e dsl o. do yellow 9z09o
CALPOKSAThe eearnees ron San rTaDclseo
last iJlOws
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

Of 600 sn high rrOrd No and Supesne have been %rc %
more fIeey ara with moderate ca sod Provincial dtmanu
elinrd and clio Qact New Minnesota Extras have u Sns h
freely and excellent Quality hut are to- son o pr & i,S
With more age we no win give satisfaction ana me- s
demand od Minnesota in restricted up hsh as con-
held though the douAud active oenk
t,ase win Choice Wn,er wheat brands Of good body Inc w
Of 81 S22 bbs sssns az oSl ool e S Ss
xeeS las, ve,r ldNy TIE for Flour Is m ana he
steady Tbs export INQUIRY is fair for spring sso AZ
mapd Al the close market STEADY ana auy Acu'e SAFES oi
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

Arrivals have been numerous VI late bu or very
desirable quality The number OF horses offered at the
public auction marts very considerable but there
was no advance in the average figures realized.
Mr. Fred. Adams of BowdOinham Me-, has recently
sold four.y year-Old colt to Col Bingham OF Boston for
Al 25O also to j. +. Maynard Of Boston two colts for
1850 fast BackwoOd ftlly owned by John W. Garth
was sold by him to parties IN Nashville for $1,000
Messrs Powell Bros of ford County Pa have sold
Golden Bow three-year-od, to A b. DonesoD for $780,
and Viola. twoy yearold to the same party for $500
The public sale held to-day Messrs Barker & Sons
Civ Auction Mart and NewYork Tattersalls. corner OF
Rroadwav and Thirty-nnth-st was we'll attended and
the stock brought under hammer disposed Of io
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS. OF. REAL EsTAT
NFw-YORK CITY


hIlSs's, hn.csasIo Georse 900
Puions No CO. 2lllxl4S; White to Sarah Eyedel o
Mr, wife Of William Eass 70 Charles Tman 900
HI . - " - ,.,...,..,......,.... Nominal
Same nropry " Kinds TO Sarah IIinds Nominal
4iths g. bS9 W OF Msdson.ave. l710IS5; Elizabeth
It wife Of William MsrtB Kate r. wife Of Dore Lyon 376OO
4,n, un,, to j. N Kos,er "a 900
53d, 525 W of l0tn.ave l00z65.S Emma r.. wife Of ~
Jobp L. Travis Granville p Hswes............. 7,OOO
82dst s. 81 Il Of 2sve 356I5l1 also lot on rear Of
rpeesS iIeSe s and J"hanns Becker $4,000
s,,s,, ~ ,.,, vii. Of James $4,000
117,bst g. 25O Of 3dsye, 25Il0Ol0j A. Block, in;
dyd line blocs to julius Freibeg and oo
Msd,sIn oo ..... $4,000
Morseaye loon ol 1th.st. W lOOr Nv 70
again 40x 1871 l4O TO MOisesve
Morisanis; Cathane Julian, widow, to william Brew ,oo
oa.... 275 n Of 21st 25IoO woodlawn iiights
Cvredenburgh to Regsn 40
lstave. No 3g9 "a Of 23ds 2iS BY 100 except
P Of, q wsm 10 Il q asTtn MAJ. 2725O
Brave 154 OF lot No being part oI lot NO map ooo
Of Morsna 25Il00; Anna Mott widow to Corbett: zooo
sa res,se 70 KaV paftiop .......... 10000
C)SyEYASCE
lOth.st 100 Of 3iave, 2OI926; 1Othst, ss !60H
80 20i92 q; Sarah b. sescord to Augusta M sea
GOth.st Bulkhead. Hudson River, years
lease from NAV |, 1873 Joseph firth and Wm ilch- ~
man William II Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

6crses. Carriages. 6arness, &r.
ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.-A fine,
IL large and stysh HORSE HARNESS and coupe ROCK
AWAY stylish horse safe place and sound
lady sold Of breaking Housekeeping
Addres, OWNER, p. o. Box 1897, Bridgeport, Conn.
nor SAI,E-Ap ALDERNEY BULL, awarded
hrst premium Fairs two cows HELPER
aud AlDkRNEY BULLCALP. Address Boz 81, Mlburn ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
WOOL MARKET.

BosToS Oct II With appearance OF large number n
the the Wool has improved the during the
week having GoonteJ 72 200 n Of Domestic foregp
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
Brocklnn properrn 90 Est
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NRw-YoRK, Saturday. Oct. II, 1874.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. Oct. II, 1874
The local horse trade of the week closing un-
der the above date may be characterized as having pre-
sented two distinct featuresduring the first portion
dull and depressed with almost no demand for any kind
of stock during the latter portion fairly active and
more hopeful in tone. with good demand for work and
prime business horses far animation transactions in
sound and serviceable teams. for which. If no
special points required dealers were we'll disposed
to make bargains easy. and moderate inquiry for
HIGHLY bred stylish and stepping carriage spans
aud cart teams The prices for the different classes
OF horses although in many inside prices were
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

TO0 ITJTO
NOLASsEs-Tbere was oay small iobong trade at aoou, former
ere Cubs quoted 3Sd42e Porto heo at ava Oc
and New Orleans at 7OdSOc 49,. .--.. - /,
NAvAL sTORES-FOr Spirits Tupeptne the market Is quiet and
Sysind RosTbere demand but values we're
erav above Ordinary Good a. ~ 80
I az fper values were hehe And
Sy held b the scarcity Of stock the sales embrace
a hhs good Pale al s 27O bbs Strained 81 5O 100 bbs No
ga bb Extra No at So 90 Tar STEADY al ~ oo~
a. Is Pitch sold in small way at S2 62 .-,
PROvlsIONSTbis day week we len our fof market ektrene
eaTfu and the market su greatly
and the local trade nrch
s,re,t the has been far RAPID hsn the
ng before this movement In Bacon and considerable
rcr o Prime Mess bat yet orders OF moment are 10
German market and II now very evident
the farmer require above twotAds the qnanhU an t
asrtv a. s wear though the Decline Submitted
10 the fat powerful influence Oh values az
decline rapid 70 be permanent
Win our .tock reduced the seceSe feeling has been
behthy
closed out the oct e
.s, oher Al l2 500 bbs bayer November at
s2O 25 bbls City Family New ga Bee qniet wh only
Snos,t sales Al 81 0Sll so for Pn Mess $40 for Packet
and an Family eo Beef in moderate demand sales OF 2OO
bssyv Cut Meats are fair sales Of 500 pieces
AZ 697c for Fresh shoulders l0c for Bellies and Hams S for
Pekjsd shoulders; ls for do Hsms 3s for Smoked do
% 600 M Short Behes lldlle IS boxes Clear Bellies at
l3c t.ead but quiet sales Of 40 boxes CITY Long Clear
sc,e and hner 9209ac Land snd higher though
Closing very qui,t sales $50 tcs CITY, 1896, the spot and
I3 All Western Steam nominal at IL @ for n1rt
delivery Of 1000 tc~ seller Oetobet I4ai4 e 23O
tea seIe, November 500 tcs reported seller six months
A, ll2e; l. $50 tcs seller the al l2dlZ l'Ibc
BIrrER-Sae Pals fair demand Fresh western
Ahd good demand at The close the market rather
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
Gteamboats an1 Railroads.
A LBANY and TROY

A LBANY and TROY DAY LINE-Steamer
"A ARMENIA will leave sw York hos4sy. Wednesaas and Pr
days from vesy-sL. $3.50 Twenty al Ij ~
Ee'uIp1s leaves ST 4Sj3. i{ q1s,y' and setsIa $50
bosD. WEST POINT. CORNWALL ami NswBURGH POUCH.
KEBPsIE IHgBECA CArsKlLL aud HUDSON.
Trip tickets to West Point Cornwall and Newbagb returning
lowing day. 81.
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIKI WBSTPsssenger and Preght
Station NewYo bery-st Connects sonervBe
soeh Branch X HamDon Junction si Del Lack snd w.s
flHpsburg Leg and saso johanna Division iso
%hgh VALLEY Railroad Direct line 70 .r,bsIs rt,seash and s
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing June TO- 1S7i.-Lesve New follows;
55 am-SEws TRAW for Essoa Bethlehem Bath AeatoSn.
Asueh Chunk. Iam,gua wik.sOsns scranton &e
700 Way Bsyere. Msach Chunk wltst
P,tstop Mshsnoy City NJ Carmel Hseion TankbaLnces
Iow,nss Wayey se Connects at Junction With DEL Lack and
600 m-MoRsrsG EXPRESS dali, tercept sundy) for Bss,eu
Hsrbgrg West Connects Somsrvle for
F.mngtons at Bason Tsmaqua Tevandl wE
lO:3O "a. Away Train for Sonerylle.
l2fO D. m-BxPRIss for f,mngton, Basion Bath Aentosn
Ing Coumbis Lancaster BDhraa Poitsvie Harrisburg &c
o. Esstop Catasaudn1. and Begdere
$3.50 mWay Train for PsnGeh On saturdays oE 70 sn'r
100 m-way Train for E,ton Aentown and hrch c6uss
Connects at Junctoo with Del L'et and West r. X
4:30 p. m-Wsy Train Tor tonervine aud Remington
5p n.-Way Train for Somervile.
5:l5 0. m.-WaF Trna for Psnfelt
$50 EvzSiSG Express da ior Baston Belvtere Allen
ard D. m.-Wsy Trains for sOmervlle.
1880 D. n m.-(HmiRrant-FOr Easton
9:l5p m WAY Train for someryille
For Elirabeth 5:l5, g. 6l5 $40 7:So sao g.tg.
4;I5 40 4:i5 s. 5:i5 80 5:i5 g. $40 $50 T. 49,
s:I5, &l5, 1880 ll:l5. Up m n,cvpp Gan, an. R.,
n p Bunvy General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
Brooalpn Real Gstate tor Sale.

A ORGANISATIONS BrOoklyn.-Be-
n fore YOU bur examine l44 l46 and $50 Nacon'st near
ucon better built better
located houses o Brookyn 2Or45I00 Apply premises, or to
T. H. NICHOLS (owper) No. . Pne-st. New YORK
NOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No IO2 Pinesppest-Prsme store and hoase lo' 2II80
No. 81 and st-Prsme dwellings; lot 44IlOD
bod nd Wasbingtonst-Frame DWELLING 4brfu
and basement brick housea
No 43 Wiloughbv -st-3so brick house lot 23IlOO.
No 81 Hickrst-3 story brick house; lot, 25xlOO
No 1853 Rensen-t-3.story brick house lot. 2oTlOU
". p. COOK, 235 Washington-st BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
Real tGstate to Gxrhanqe.

I,OR EXCHANGE-FOr FARM, country
Psssaio N house has all modern Improvements
rutland WHITING, Beefman-st, n T. CITY
NOR EXCHANGE.-The owner will exchange
boxuope.ftopt house fully furnished Arnold Consta
h having large value and equity OF
Ssb 600 for residence Orge Yonke Address OWNER Box
b443 PoaOmce.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
DEM RAILRO D.-TIiP

DEM Sl IL V A y la H. lLk " n D.-lnf
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOUrk
Trains leave Newfor from foot Of Dosbsses and oonds
Express Iarsbur Pittsburgh West and South with Pull
Palace attached 9s30s aud o:3O M SUNDAY ans
For Wlpamsport (via Pha Erie r Dv con
Meeting Philadelphia $3.50 Wiiamsport Lock Haven
CORY Ere $3.50 oonnecang at CORY for rtusyil Pero
For WASHINGTON the South Limited Washington
pres" Pull man Psrior Cars SUNDAY.
n Washington at 4lO Regular at $40 IN.
Express iOr Phadephia. $40 9:3O M 1880 g. l. 4:lOAL
$50 g. NJ and l2 night Sunday o. T. 80. and Eu
Accommodation Tor Trenton at 7:20 a. IN aud 2rm
For Newark ais $50. 7;2U. 7iO 8. 10 am. l2 1
23O $40 3;40. 4:l0 33O 02O. 0s0 D. D. TO- $3.50 T. 730
$40 10 ll;30 NJ and y night SUNDAY 20 and s;lo
For Elizabeth u. $3.50 $50 740 4. y. 10 L: NJ,
2:30 $40 3:40 4;lu 430, s:5O b:2V 5;4O $50
$50 slo ~. ll3O and IL EighL Sunday 5;2O D. ans
Fo- Rshwsy g. $50. 700, &. lOA H. 2m / $50 sl0
$40 s:lO. 4;3O 4;5O 5,2O $40 D. 6 10 ESQ sfO 10
NJ aui ~ night Sunday 5:20 and .. Ia
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and South Anboy aud 10
For Nsw.runswies go and IL IN. 2 3l0 A:30 5;2o
T. 10. and D N, sui IL hight Sunday. D.
ForE East Milestone. ~ noon $40 ana 43U
FOR Lanbsrtyiile and Pennington $50 ID. sod fnm
For Phil psbug and Pelyidert. $3.50 a m. 2 aud m.
Fer Borsntown. Burlington ADD CaDien. 720 aoi $50 N
l2:30, a. !, AlO. sbd D. m.
For Freehold z 7i2oa 2 aud 5:lO IN.
Par FARM estsie and sauan. 7;.O a. 10. aud p m.
and Camden Perth Anboy $3.50 m
For Hishsown ami peInb.rlop, bOO a
e35 daily 500 daily, Montsn From Wssnss
Baltimore $50 a. To- 10 and lO:2l Sunds, on
g. 1927 D. No. From PhsdelohA. 5:l0 go $50 lOlo.
1895 2:l5, 4l5 0ib. 900 s;t.; l027 Sunday
Ticket omoes 526 and ga BroaiwaY No. Aor Hoas and e
DesbrOsses aud CoFndtsa Nesfork No courst BossIs.
on s sGs No b.p .Ss sis o. SoY % a sS.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
" EnRn E-NEIY- -YARK AND kEWuAXEN pIXISInS.

commencing Sept IA 1874 Passenger Station
York Grand Central Depot entrance on
Trains for SewHayen 7:l0 Aecn s05 (Rnl 9O5
tAcnl 1000 (Er 1900 fAeen 100 tExi 500 (BGl.
220 Accn Ass and 5l5 Local sI $40 Er and S;lO sL)
For South Norvsh 7:lO SOB 9o5 1900 loo tEL,.
22O 3l5 ABS 5:l5 540 6:35 $40 GlO For stamford,
7;lO. s:05 905. 1910 1900 100 2:2O and b lbL
4:i5 BIB, 5:iO 63j. 1920 $40 $40 and ll;25
Boston Express via Springfield at SO5 and TO- NJ Sl0
p. Shore Line l and 81 ~ The s:O5 loo ard
s: Stamford NoTwalb, sos snd
1000 and loo. 800, $40 and 9:lO BntsepOr; The
m. and IN with Shore Line Division FOL
Providence tie YasV Savbrooh The SOB snf
with Shore Line Division for Norwich New Hayes
X NewHaen, and the sos IN. EK
press for Newport o:05 10 ard II trains With
River at Springfield and for MOntre The
sos a. connects with Naug4tuck r r and the 800
D. with Iousatonc r. K Of Bridgeport Tie 500
and 10 and ABS with Danbuy and Soewa as south NOssk
the S:05a 90 ABS and 5:iOp m With NewCauaan T.
st Stamford.
Sunday Boston Mail Trains 700 IN, vsspnngded a. 9lO
m via Providence. x,u
press Trains. ,,. rs.Lo. os.. 81, c.. =. g., c..
WpSsor Houe n " and No. COust Brooklyn WHO will Ls
,berL b,o1eVe rom residence " Destination
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
ERIE RAILWAY.

LRlE RAILWAY. s-. n, ,s,.
II SUMNER ARRAsGExEST Train, taking effect Sept u 1874
From Chamberst Depot (Por Twenty yhd@ see note oeov
m-Cnnnat and Chicago Express DrawiDgroom Coseh
to Buffalo and seeDing Coac e, TO DESTINATION Pill o,.
lO;45 n-Erpress Mai for Bufa" and niagara raN 'epA
70 mDDaiy) Paiec Brpres, the West Sleeping Co.cbe.
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cncnnan d. LOUIS De"'' aA'
Chicago without change
Port Jsy 1880, 1890. o. 's;i5 and lo4' m. t;sa
M'Sdiesown '7:5o 1880 .9:I5 and lo45a 3i5 40
So ana md FORK s sSa o.ss,d e 1914 Ro ''O ~ ""'
Rontout and Kingston 8 IN. and $3.50 .. NJ -.
Gosben IS 1880 1880 o. '9:l5. ana 1915 $3.50 3'f6'
Warwics 80 iO:45 a. m, and 4:30 p.
SS6nT tS9g o s5 1879 1875 e ri SSG s1G 400 io5 S1 n ao.
Riige.ooi Hohokus AIendale. and Rspses's i6 Ba5
1880 t9l5 lO:45 LAO. 3:f3, D. 1880 T. and 'lIi1o
pPanrson TO- CAST 73o $3.50 49, TO- .9l5 loa5; 80
A. NJ II noon l45. 3o 345 45O 4io D. o'i0'o oil''
Sewsrt g. + $50 10 IO45 and 1880 M BIS. ii5.
6:i5 and 1880 p m' end IL saturd,y 5ea,' oo'y "a.
PIP 49, and and l2iS e S.iaav a. 1S. aSS a o 'io '''
Ruherfurd and Passaic G:f1 $50 $3.50 0i ~ ~
noon; fI45 g. 3:45, 5l5 o. 1880 G45. sl5 1880 ini
alae and Iacsensack AS. Sis and is45 l. g. 4.
5. and D. and IL saturday nisat' oa,y Ian FL,
4I5 445 545 75 and n as and IL Saturday nights ONLY
Piermont and Nysck s. 10 and % 80 3l5, 44J 54o.
7:l5, t7:i5 .. m, and y SATURDAY slghts ong "A.
3 0. M and II SATURDAY ght Only. -
NoTR-Tnns leaving Chambest on even or nay DourN
ber on quarter leave 23st thirty minutes earlier boat
23t-st l3O connecfna WIZ uah .1ynz
hour The II mdn sht 4iio and 0Io IN u'h1
for nsssage ann ior in Drawing Boom and Sleep
os ~ lS a. ,be Companys Offices 2il 529 AMI 9j7
Co,rt.st Br,okl,n the COmponys Depou
xpress the West arrive ID a. i4V & %i
anu '''' Ipai, iSundays only n...-- A..
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

large number Of elegant dress. road, ana stable
blankets fobes &c. the property OF private gentleman
brought close to $780,
The local trade In carriages has not undergone any
material change since last report 10 was dull and
not IN to the OF manufacturers and
dealers orders have been received for Southern
this features worth noticing have
occurred. Exports, as will be seen below, have in
creased:
EXPORTS Of Carriage Na:Erports Of Carriages.
Iverpoo $500 yene1aea, $720
Brit,h Carriage MdLFtdLs
H,, cart ,..,.... 100 Hamburg wheels 81 900
MeIco wagons 625 Bremen, II Wheels. 200
BAIL Is trucks.. l8l London 26 pkgs spokes... 470
New Gransds 2........ 4s2 Mexico, pkgs...,. 4lS
veneruela, b carts. o0S
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
,TONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and

NTONINGTON LINE Tor NEWPUKI anu
~ BOSTON
The and msensoeni RHODE ISLAND rsssasm.
Thundss and Saurisys the elegant steamer SfONlN~
TON Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Pier ~ North ioa
arriving in Boston ahead OF ali other nn
Tickets tor principal railroad oees aud state ssesfeA
a, The ofaces OF weseo Co, and $40 Broadway
A DE yRAu Freight Agent W. fiLkiNS, GenL PasS A<s~
b. J. BABC0Cks PrsGassA
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

TOR NORWALK and DANBURf-The popu-
NELLY WHITE leaves da foot OF MarketsL az
2:45 -hrist at o'clock Returning leaves Sosis
At so IN on arrival and Eewayen trains Reduced
Fare so cent Excursion icket' 81 90
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
Coz,eus Cornwall SewbuSh Marlborough Mlton lEhll5a'
New Pelz Esopa-The steamboat THOMAS CORNELL leave.
Harnon-s Pier a. N r. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
At An In
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
L7ALL RIVER LINE


FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT And FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS ExCEPrEDI AT pm
From Pier % North River, o Mursy-st.
THE wORLD-RgSOwSED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Can't A. g. SIMMONS Capt. b. N. SIMMONS
The Taunton. MdieboTO Plymouth New.
Bedford Msrthas vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod, the WITH
MOUNTAINS all puep poiats New England and the Prov.
Tickets Sserooms apply at 2il and o29 Bos"y
Broadway Tweutythrit: Tbaye. and Onehunieian
weny6hs Dodas OEes 944 Broadway and 10 Court
Brooklyn the Office the Pier and at all principal Hotels
anu HALLS BANDS ENGAGED For THE SEASON.
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents
GEORGE L. CONNOR. General Passenger A
o. c. B. COMPANY
MERCHANTS OPPOSITION LINE for AL
WI TROlFsre 80 Geek; 81 With brh ~ %
vito room. SCHUYLER from pier 49, Sprngst MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS connecting ahead all boats
BY railroads J. W. HANCoX Owner
NEW -HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C. Fare,
~ 81 25 Steamers leave Pckp Tor Nev.iaven az and IL
Daily (Sundays eHceDte connecting With the raload
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLRoADAer Sept ~ 1874 through trains will
500 a. M CScaao and Northern RIpress dravnscom
through TO Rochester and ST. Albans
IOOO N special Express with drawing 70 Eo
ester, bu alo. Naga-4 raj
lU:i5 a m, Northern and Western EXPRESS
H. Montreal Express with sepnscars from Newforkts
Express Daily with sleepnGesrs for wsserso~a and
500 M Pacific Express Daily seepugsri for ROeS
Bufso and Niagara Fas also for Chicago via bo1h D. 1l d. v
90 H. Express sleeping cars Troy AMI Albany
Way T"A"' 10 P'' N' ~ C. H. KBNDRICK
PaSse AGENT