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, 1875-12-19
I.AJEHT.

1ATEeT.
Exv YoaK, Dec, 1s.-Go1d opened 1T 114iss, fell OF
TO 113:, md closed 1t 1l3%. Carrying rates. TX,
I, and per cent. Loans were also made fiat. There
were soue xalss of long gold today, and dispoal-
ton among the spectators to sell the market in
anticipation Of the January disbursements. Hence
Providence attracted SON. =..enhon, the firm stood
high. The immediate Of the failure IL attrib-
uted to advances made to an arms manufacturing
company. although it Is believed the firm waa pre-
voualy weakened by tho failure of thp sprsgues and
Duncan, Sherman l. Co.
Governments closed t1rm.
Railroad bonds quiet. In The lats afternoon deel-
tngs Central Pac1fc rose to 1c71, Western Pacific
brought loo. and Milwaukee + St. Panl consolidated
sinking funds were firm 1t g. >.
6t2ta boDda quiet ind prices nominal.
The stock market opened quiet, with doWnwafd
tendency. By afternoon prices had declined from II
6r1ner and 1t the coso aosiye and stssdy. Lake
Shore advanced to 6lsx. and closed at 6lA@6l4,
Northwest recovered to 49, and preferred to
S. Michigan Central to 594, Western Union to i6ss
Union Pacific to 731 St Paul to 35}z, and preferred
to o5A Pacific Mail rallied to S9, but c1osed st 39s
Transactions On the Stock Exchange aggregated
95 u00 shares Of which 400 Erie, 3, ,&U0 Lake
Shtne, 4,30J Northwestern common, .2Go preferred,
900 Pacific HAIL 105oo Western Union. $40 Union
Pacific, and 2coo michigan Central.
Money 487; prime mercantile paper, 698.
The Assistant Treasurer dtsbu1sed $4,000. Gus
toms receipts, SO, COO: clea1ings. $26, ,000,0 0o0.
Sterling exchange, 435ts 1884,
The weekly bank statement is as 1oltow8 Loans
decrease SIT 800 specie, decrease, Sssao0o legal
730 800 circulation, increase, $50 100 raserge de-
rreaSe Ill .lT5.
, 1875-12-19
MERCtkl.

The following were the receipts and shipments of
tho leading articles Of produce In this city during the
tventy-four hours ending at O'clock On Saturday
morning. and for the corresponding date ons yesr sgo:
, 1875-12-19

Hogs generally reported OF better qlaity-lb to &c
pounds-except in southern Ohio. Some interior point.
in Ohio and 1ndana report they will close operations
next weak, with lighter business than Last year. al
interior points in Iowa, uhnois, and Missouri, hogs
are arriving more freely. The reports from twenty
hogs az compared with Ba1ne time last year.
MEss PonK-Was moderately active, but declined
about 2oc per brl in consequence Of large offerings,
reported Of 1275 brs cash at $192 $500 brls seller
tho month $19.1581925 1000 brs seller Fehrar
at S1e42,<@1o50 25o brls se1ler March at sl9.70a
1850; and 750 br1s seller April at $20014 92o.U5.
Total It's brls. ALSO 900 brls extra clear pork at
$2o.75. The market closed steady at $19-15 cash
seller the year, *19 oo@l925 aofer January. $19.4o8
1942x eeiler February, and $19.70 for March.
Prime pork was quoted at $l1.60g5 l7.6oH, and
extra prime do At 3l4. a5<S14.37A.
LARD-Was more active, snd declined 74Gl1c per
1U0 lbs in sympathy with pork md easier market
In K6w YUk, though Liverpool was unchanged Sales
reported Of AGO tcs cash at 500 seller
the month 1t $l23o1232H G.0o0 tcs seller February
at $1o 503255 aud 500 tes Beller March at $l2.65
Total 40 tea. The market closed quiet ut $12-30
12a2H seller tho year, sl235@l237k for jan
uary, <263912524 for February, and 1t $l2,65 for
March.
MhA1s-Wero quiet and shade easier, green being
guotad sc lower under free oferings with little te-
and. Part Aalted were in fair request but generally
held abovo tho views o& buye11- Sales reported
of 900 ns green shoulders ut &c 400C0 LIS do 1t
600 bs long clears at 9s1c; IS boxes do 1t 1oc;
14O 600 ha green abort rts 1t 9c; eco la d. part
cured, 1T 1oc 800, 900 s do, seller April at l03 10
710c 80 tea picklod halns 16 1ss} At 00J
na and $500 pcE green hama st 10Qal0.5c for l6 Tbs
average, and 10Kc for II IT. Tha market closed ut
, 1875-12-19

In all private mattern consult DH. CLARKE. 1e6
South clark-st, He is an old, experienced, and re-
liable physician Ladies may consult on al ircrgular
ties and diseases Of chronic uelc-Ie nature with
the assurance Of relief. s1-Send r#o st4mIs for
1 Safeguard Of Health.n Dr.. C!ark9s ceehrzted F.
male rills 3d. {e1ra strong) $5Ga per boz. War
rauted Private homo accommodations and nursing
when required. spermatorrhes, Seminal Weakness.
Night Essiona. and all nervous and aczus effects Of
Early Indiscretion or Sed-Abuso speedily cured.
INeSend two stamps for hook theae subjects-
Consultation free, sacrad. and confidential Cal or
wrtta Address letters. DR. F. D. CLARKE 168 South
Claxk-st,. Chicago.
, 1875-12-19

The leading produce markets were very irregular
Saturday, with strong feeling early in somo depart
nents but general weakness the latter part Of the
seasion. IS buyers were hed up, and sellers more
free. The trading Chiefly speculative, with little
demand for shipment.
The demand for dry goods war very moderate, Is is
to be expected It this stage Of the Eeason. In few
departments there show Of activity, but the
general movement slack The tenor of prices re-
mains unqualihedly hrm. Groceries were reported
quiet and steady. There WAS liberal movement tn
butter, tho combined purchases Of ship
pers and tho local trade making IN az
gregate considerably IN excess Of tbs receipts;
consequently there q firm feeling among holders,
though there general effort to advance prices.
0heese was quiet almost to duueaa and prices showed
irregularity, In the dah market but little VIA
doing. Jobbers OF dried fruits report the position Of
the market unchanged. Continued activity IN prunes,
currants, raisins <nd other imported varieties, vas
noted. while in domestic dried the movement was
again sluggish. Prices not subjected to any a
pEeciahle change. B4ggng leather, paints, and oils
were unchanged. Tns coal and wood markets vsrs
firm, a. previously quoted.
Hogs were dull and fully 1Oe 1ower, with sales at
$6.75G7.50 for common to extSs. Tho receipts we're
17occ, and for the week 1i6, ,7s The cattle market
was inactive and unsettled, with prices quoted at 00
@5.5o for common to choice The arrivals for the
week about 1890. Sheep we're dull, and COM
mon 81ndea sold loWot- Wa 4uote poor 10 G0oes u
$37s@5.50 Receipts for the week, 1880. Highwines
were active and steady at SLID per gallon.
The demand for lumber has dropped OF within tle
past few days. and tho daily business now IL about up
the usual average in the winter season Stocks are
larger than In previous years 1t this time. but the
ordinary g1adea are not in Large supply, and conse-
auent1y arc held well up to. aud BY some dealers
above, guosstions. There were no alterations IN
prices OF hay, hides. wool, broom.co1n, or seeds.
Green fruits quist the cold weather being bar
rer sade but choice stock held ut recent pzicea,
and, though domestic fruits rather wcak, no
nate1ia change likely to occur at least before the
holidays. Poultry and game were in nbe1al supply and
a shade easier. Eggs were unchanged
, 1875-12-19
PROVISIONS.

Hoa pRODUCTs-Were moderately active and
easez Tho receipta Of hogs werc not large but they
ara usually light Saturday, and the weekly record
shows considerable improvement in the statistics OF
packing while the from other points Was unfa~
zor.bls Several failures reported in the South
ern provision trade and the feeling In Montreal vas
vary unsatisfactory to dealers. Hence decline in
hogs and in product, buyers Of both holding OF.
Leading operators stated to be their conviction that
The market II about to take radical turn. packars
have been losing 5o@soc per hog, and are growing
tired while evan with that oas the prces Of provisions
have ruled 90 high ~ to check consumption. The
prospects for downward turn are now considered to
be good The weather Of the past north has been
splendid for hog feeding, and it becomes colder ths
quantity Of food will give less increase Of Weight
that It aaems probable theJ will bo marketed very
freely in future, giving buyers little more Say in the
mater Of prices than they have had up to date.
srocks-The following were the stocks Of pork and
I'd in tla ctr 1t the dates nane1
, 1875-12-19

Long and short clears quoted At l0Ac cash.
and 104c SELLER. January, boxed; green haras 10t9
lo51c; sweetpiekied do: 1oAa1lAe; -cumoerlandI.
1d7.c caah or seller January long cut hams, 101@
Hike, boxed bacon ha1ns, 13A@l4c.
GRfAsx-Was nominal 1t 7@gc.
BEEF paODpCIS-Here steady and quiet at $9.75
@lo:oo for meas, slp.7s@11.ou for extra meas, and
TA1Iow-W.s quoted It s27f8sc.
BaEADsTUFFs.
FIoUE-WAs dun hut 4t&ad,er at tht rscant de-
cline the azmar 1esl1n4 in sh..s nzs!.ntins further
, 1875-12-19
REAL. ESTATE.
The Loan-Asents Find Their Oc-
cupation Almost Gone.
Dealers in Winter-Quarters~..Rea1
Estate Firm and Frozen.
4 Friendly Criticism Of the Chicago
- Plan of Building Associations.


There Is but little change to note in the con-
dition af the loaning business. The figures loom
up qn;te respectfully, being in e1eess OF those OF
last year nnt of this amount . large proportion
represents trades, there being very few actual
loans. There il IN evident disposition to galvan-
ne little ifs intoreal estate operations through
The medium Of exchanges batvean parties.
Money il plenty and aoans are in demand, but
borrowers snd lenders ara far apart in their
vss,A tho former ask,n8 q great DEAL and ehe
latter disposed to risk bas httls hsnco not much
legitimate business IL transacted Money IL In
caned to regard the present situation with any
thing but confidence, looking for = further de-
eline in values. and not willing to take risk e1-
cept It Large CONCESSIONS. Cho.co names and
property command 8 Per cent. Generally speak
ing. Interest payusnta sre being promptly met
Foreclosure Ra1es are not numerous, bat what
fev shsrs are do not result satisfactorily to
lenders
COMPARATIVE EArExK1r 1oa TIE WEEK ENDING
rrr
, 1875-12-19

I N- AEfst
EAnsaa Ctr and Dsuvsr Fast Ex. !.,s.1 - ,.
6t. Louis aaa Sprt1sf!sid FL ,s9S,s sMna
St Louiz. Springfield + Ta1esH is a.4a s;Nhn
Peoria Day xxpE ..,....,,,...,t a.E,. ~ !IAA
Chicago q Paducah KaIlrqaa Ii u 81 ~ :.5ea
Streator, Laoon Washington En- nj r1n:, ,aaa
Joliet Dwight Accommodation IL I'M ~ ss:ahA
, 1875-12-19

Long wa watched her, TIL tho dark rohea
OF the night grew dim xnd gr1y,-
Watched ind wcpt, the shadows gathering
Ger heF eyes appealing ray
TIL abe faded as q star-beam
From tho deWy Earth AWAY.
, 1875-12-19

hI&AAHh OF IHAASFEH5 Fur THE K.
The following il the total amount OF citv and
suburban t1ansfers within radius Of niles Of
the CouEt-Honse fled for record during the
week ending Saturday, Dec. lS: City salaa Il;
consideration, S599,26l North Of city limits
ltnits--SA!ee, Is; consideration, $4a,o81. West
q city Mnits-Sxies, ! !; consideration, 81,
Total aalaz. la1: total consideration, 9662. ESQ.
, 1875-12-19

CHICAGO. .lTua ! st. Lcups
ard Chicago Ear,as CiYy ard Dsoker s,.u
Vnssn Depct, Rt* Mde. near A4xtssas n taa
1fsees: AZ Dspos. aa1 Ia Raa4oIslt-st ~s- hA&
, 1875-12-19

ci's9?::: cSs2 s!:::s:;: y: y::.' :'~s..
Night E1D-esa ID ally -..-....... aM p NJ lsxA.E
, 1875-12-19
IlL' L'HlI,Zv,I1

Thirty 5ea London Hospital practice Rsys.e d.
aaae. ifnm hiately without mercury; Also LOST MAN
H1i1f1 neryous debility c1used by yonth Tns
TouuY md old quickly restored to manly vtGar Stzaa
r;.nt Once stttctb pztrate. No. LII West Ikdsoust.
, 1875-12-19

P1Tssusa, CINCINNATI 4 ST. i1yts aail91s1
fsuss Ge-ot corner Cl,n.on az! G11Tolt.R1, RFs 49,
14e.tst cT=4, 13i KahIaIp nj 3D.. aad sE&es&
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COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Oct. 23.-C0tton quiet Midch's ls4c; Low
Nddine Good Ordinary, l2tc gross receipts lO1O
baes oXpoT wise CT bales sales go bales slnes
$40 bales; stock. - 10 bales. 49,
CnAeLRsIOA oct 2S-Cotton easy; Mddlng, l34c.i Low
Mddhng 1856. Good Ordinary ]: ~ net receipts, s,OIo
bales sales 1903 bslss stock. 5ll4S BALES ,,, ,o-
NfW.OLLEASs 23.-COttOu quiet: hiddnnP, II &c
Low Midding &c GDod Ordinary. lac mel receipts
IL bales gross 2726 bales; exports 10 Great bitln
BOSS bales the Continent sJ3 bales; sales 1900 bales
PHI apSI4uiA oct 23-Cot,on firm Middling llc;
Low MdCng lac; Good Ordinary, l3ec; net receipts,
% VaIs, oct 2$~Cottan duh and nominal; Middllng
I24c, Midng ~ eel2sei net receipts LOIS bales
MRniHis' Oct 2s-Cotton demand fair diddling 12'aa
l97r. nj receipts 5000 bales shipments, 1871 DaeS
sses 600 bales: suck. lGS32 bales.
WASHINGTON oct 23-COttOn quiet Mhatling l1ci Low
ddluc, L Good Ordinary nominal he' fecep's IV'
sOhiiE Oct. 23-Cottou iItadarf Midlhng l2'ec. 10"
Madtng l. e: Ordinary AcllsC; net receipts
259 exports cOatWise ll15 bales sales I-oJ "%Ies
S4SASSAH Oct 23-Cotton dan Niddlng l3sc Low Md
6ing e. Ordinary, u sc net receipts $3.50 bales
saes 81 bales; stock, "a, IlG bales.
sepis 2479 bales; exports coast~se 3l1 bats sales 100
bale stock, l5,SG7 beles. .,,, 90, -,
BCsroS oct 23.-COttOn UNCHANGED; Mdding, u vi Low
Rdaiug lac: Good Ordinary ltc net IeeGps III bales
s1nss il ri bales sales IS bales stock > 22S bales
eG1iyEsToN oct 23-Coton steady Aiddln& IL &C Low
Mddliug l2Sc; Ordinary. II c; net receipts 24ol
bales exports coast wise 4lO bales sales o%oZ bs sooH
~ io1js oct 2s-cot,on lower Midding l3sc Low
bales Shipments 467 balesi sales, 2S4 bales STOCK ZoI
bales. ,,,rs ,o, -
pddl.ne i3i c; Good Ordinary. l22c net receipts 652
bslos shipments, 1872 bales sales, o. bales STOCK Z'O9
h@,Isvrlty oct 2s.-Coton quiet; Middhng l34c
bales receipts since 1888 bales shipments 1867 baes
stock 1881 bales.
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have been placed but good average lots OF NIX
cannot be quoted Medium and No. Fleeces nave
selling 47o50o and 5Oc IL still The outside pIlSe i1
the lots oi No l. In Michigan ana VIZ
little has been done With sales OF
az 204Jc COmng and Delane Feeces are SUI houent
after h prces have scarcely weeks past
choice lots sold high as tOdb2 anu
Fine Delane Reect0ns az 47d52c Ia quality California
Wool has again been quite active the sales 81 me Wet
prices are rmer and in rather higher hgres
have there is such wide range for Cao
varies much that II ~ d1icui 20
quote certainty have been inc
ont figures the best los the Market anu
been sold SOC and upward thar for 0 @
California has been materially rcnuceu ny
the large transactions weeks In Pulled WOo
the have been at 80 d1ic or super
and Y.
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AT GARDEN CITY, L. /.
NEW HOUSES, FURNISHED AND UNFURNiSHED
TO IEI.

A. T. STEWART hss completed, ready for immediate oceu-
pancy and VIII rent for amy use several honre' Vi various
sl.ss.s sIa aud Winter rtsi'rBc"s ht"d
with furnaces ranges, aud all modern emf aces sur
rounded ample grounds and peculiarly attractive ana com
Portable, v1z. --.- ..,.,.., H.,
modern svle with ~ grodnd aid or Win ""lhs'
shrlbbery etc has Thirteen rooms, baths, water
closets dumb Yaci, lot AMI cold water elc -, -.
OnD-A mansion same Class as above, Win carnage
h6u@. lne GROUNDS etc but uuiuInished
FO @SSnA dwelling 81 the class a. above, uliur-
ni-ht,i W,ti Ike STuun0H, exc. l..
FOR $50 "A very ettartive and convenient house OF ten
rooms. similar convenience. hut UNFINISHED.
TDR .4JJA no Use of ten rooms, uniurnshed,
but viii like vcnlences
FOR F25O-A yrly comfortable house ~ rooms un
furnished Tarot dining kitchen, ioul bedrooms
pantries etc. 81, - A.. -.
with abundance GOOD i''
healthy at0 phoI free nom malaria 81 any knd and WHERE
an family supplies Jig 10 Dee had az IA the cy
RAILROAD STATION within a iyc minutes Walb, ana
neaTly hour OF TIE 'aY Dy
FlU~lug North -l.c Railroad from HuIleh POINT anu
sip Forty minutes ride ,uSh bealul sceueA, III
elegant --- -.-..
PARK adjoining the Railroad station open for Wis tors az M
fines ana supplied everything Carriages had
al minute visit Of ms ectiGn 10 requested Apply
80 ". Il. HINsDALE MANAGER
YY'O LET. furnished. al Pldinfcld. y. IA
lot 5OxlJ0; location Suad n'ar the ark House au
minutes gepO; hOisr contains II rooms furnace
range cola Water stationary tubs, bih, Dasii and
wafer closet aud gas possession given ~ days ana taken
at once win rented 500 until May l. Apply 10 T. y
AiUMFOID 81 gose depot and he VIII Show the premises
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Cipiocno Notices.


TNHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
Il BANE. NHw-YoRK. oct %. lsT5-A Dividend VI 10y ~
PER CENT taxes has been declared ON the cata on
tins Bank payable and after Nov The transfer boohs
will from date and reopen on te 80 OF NVFe
Der. r. NilalooN, 'a'io'.
TINHE NOVEMBER COUPONS OF the REAL
Il ESTATE MORTGAGE BON DS negotiated and eiaisi.,
feed by I'll f. EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANl VIZ ne pam
and the Let day Of November next at the Ne"oA
Office Of the Company No. 81 William St .,, ,-,,,
JONATHAN EDWARDS President
WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY CONPAH)
No 81 BROADWAY, kEw. y DIRK, July j, lSis.o =.
TTNHE COUPONS on the FUNDED BONDS OF
Il the " EST WISCONSIN RAILWAY CONAN quo
July J. win paid IN gold at the office OF the Newh ~
Guaranty aud Indemnify Company No 81 ~ 2a1Say Oh anu
after that date II. +. FLOWER, Treasurer
VNHE GOLD COUPONS due Nov. l, 1919.
\ on the Bonds of the DENVER AID RIO RANDE
RAILWAY and the CENTRAL COLORADO iMPtONE
MENT COMPANIES viii be paid by US on and AFTER thSt
date upon presentation at our office, NO -
TINHE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY Ot
Il SEWYORK viii pay at its Office. No 40 Bro1hwai
on November fs 1870 the November coupons oil
M0Tgage Bonds, guaranteed by III.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. NicePtesident.
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Business Chances.

AN energetic young man with SlO,OOO can
N BUY HALF Interest in n live MANUFACfURI SG
BUSHES dong established in southern cry pod.sls
constant demand Address ABBOTT san once Bsiio M
A DDITIONAL capital procured for merchants,
manufacturers, and otrs; mining interests Nf heh9
tated req estate exchanged busiDes PERSONS WIN l
seeking business advised without CHARGE OF approved o
poruutes References. 9. l. y. Ialii-sle, tsi cNl.r
People, Bank Clark ChapD HOLLY elpctis VI rn.-s,.
DC. GRIGGS IL CARLETON, Fin and Bns BFis ~ u way
nRUG STORE FOR SALR.--One of the best
situated and furnished Worcester Address LOT par
tculars, EDWIN a. WARREN, WoIcesioi Mass
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drawn Bank OF England on balance today Is
LONDON Oct 80 m-PaTis adyices quote Rentes at e5f
e7Lc. ..o-.-, -, ..
IoNnoS, oct. 23-Eyening-co Rosin 1902 Y cw %
PA1s oct 23-Tursish securities have declined on the
BoGr consequence Of rumot that the Servan Dponaue
Agent has left COnStantnople. go, M
ANTWERP, Oct 23.-PotrOleum, z1f for Fine Fae Aine'
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Gapinas Banke.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, corner Iwen,
II tvth ~ and Siythave, York Interest c0mput'i
compounded January and July Interest PAL ir ce nv,
Interest first Of tie month next following inc
depost Rank omen daily Monday, "Wednesday ana SAT
urlIay Eveninrs JOHN l.. DEWITT. President.
H. k TugBrs. Vice President GRO C. WALDO secretary,
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ERIE RAILWAY.
4

Il SUMMER ADVANCEMENT Of Trains, in effect August
ga - Cincinnati aud Chicago Day Express wing room
COache. nlo ami Sleeping COACHES 20 destination.
lO45 a. m.-Isi~ess Mail Tor Buffalo aud Niagara Falls
srt %1baiiyJ Pacihc Txrsss. for the West. Sleeping
p ~ -. 10 Rochester Buffalo niagara Fails Cihcn.
neiI ~, .roh AMI, N'1ago without change -, -.
Trains leave ehamher,- - AID Sl5 D. No. and II
midnight saturday nights only; .e9 i. 10 $50 10 a. H.
II noon lA5 3 $40 $50. 80 g. $50 SD, "SV p AMI
aud II midnight. Snndays, $50 a a., l..e oSV ~,
M II noon las, 81, 345. $780, jl5 g. Gl5, 3d. 2,
81, l03o P. aud IL midnight sunIays % o. g ?
10 ~ 40 90 p o asa ~ T'''ish- sSferp5 M
night sdnda's -. $50, and 10 m 30 p Ia am IL
midnight Cornwall 80 a. M go 40 E. IN S6,a; >
$50 a m NewburgH 80, . l9t5 a. ~ $50 80 p ~
Iqndaiys $50 ~ MaT"iTk go Io4S q so opben M
100 9 lO45 M, $3.50, 945, 40, ,. m SUNDAYS 545.
$50 %,, Mi sRS ~ 49, Iol IKE ~ saS
and 4So p. trans connect with Newfgrk and oswego
Midland RrcaG al AM Man % 10 5or Je o55 80 p 1913 %
NORTlfERN r. r. OF y. !.
$50 $50 a. No. 1880 eI5' l. 445, 5;i5 $50 7l5 p M,
and saturday nights only at 1880 M sundays a. IN
anuei, sprng valley and Monsey and $50 m, 2;i6
NoIT Trains leaving Chambers ST. on even or halt
leave 23d ST. fifteen earher than above ae trains
leaving Chambersst On quarter hours leave 2dsL tniy
with trains leaving ChambestL at 1880 and IL mid
for passage and for apartments Draw and
Sleeping Coaers he obtained and orders r the checking
and transfer Of Baggage b, lct al the Companys offices
BROOKLYN. and NJ the Comp,ny's nep0ts. -
Express tram. from the West arrive in NeWfOrk AZ 100
JNo: \. ABBOTT. General Passenger AGENT NewYork.
EIOR Rondout aud Kingston, connecting with
Rnudout and Oswego .ailruad landing highland Falls
near PoLti, Cornwall NowburRh Marlborough Milton
Cornell every TUESDAY Thursday and saturday, leaving aT
rison IT., Pier 50. y. H., att y.
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posros Oct 23-Wt>l-Durig the week the sales OF Do
rnese quite large amounting IN the agge
rs Ohio, pennsylvania ana CanOiDa
at rates There hrmtr tone iqi Fine Pieces
Tor winch IA prices have been realized Than
,sud few .eks ago manufacturers more dis
rosed 10 stock mp Prices and Xxx Ohio and PeDnsylva
LA still range NON A. Qibe although very Choice los
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO oct 23CATILF-R Receipts 300 head dun aud
weak. shipping - f5aso @1i O'heih uicAhso"' sPo'7'
1900 head. - -. -,
HOcs-Rece1ps 1000 head; trm, shade lower sses at
&c bOaS7 20 mostly ~ 30; Shipments 1000 head
SHKE oeeips 500 head quiet and weak Poof 10 ChVlce
az 1IASt 30.
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auction Sales of Kcal estate.

MORRIS WILKINS, AuctiOneer.
ELEGANT FlRST-CLASS DWELLING and
H Lot No q Last Twenty St, broadway, at
auction.
l.. LUDLOW & co. will sell at auction on THURSDAY.
Oct ~ L. O'Clock, the Exchange SalesrOO No.
Ill Broadway:
EAST TWENTY. sECONDST.
The valuable extIawdc, 6rstclass DWELLING and LOT,
No . Eart Twenty second st. Just Of Broadway house
-toOp brown stone, 33 feet inches by 20
feet including three story extension IN excellent order
and ready Tor immediate occupancy has ali The odern con
yenienccs: LOT J3.iX9~9
bOih SIDES Of TwcntysecOnd set back ~
feet. making IL J. feet wider than usual
For maps and permits apply 4 the AucuonoerS iGb1l
IO@ WEST 11TH-ST-Fivc-stOry brick
~ French Ha' HOUSE and 10 East 6-th-st, elegant
four story brown HOUSE, 25XGJNlU12 AZ AUCTION,
TUESDAY, oct 20, by RICHARD Y. HAltNEII Auc-
tOneer, III Broadway Maps Of sale ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
OCTOBER %, 1s75.-WITH
Gountrp Real Gsiate for Sale.

NOR SAIE-A COUNTRY SEAT of So acres
n the beautiful village OF GENEVA situation
good buildings and fine fruit Apply to Chhhil H. 9"i
G, ncvn. New.York.
- MISSOURI FARMS for SALE.-One IN
- Howard County Of 423 two In Ranoph 20
one which contains 3y1 acres TIE 0tLef oUaecs iH0'
" A. H. DENNY, Huntsville, MO-
Dbl A0l FIRST YEAR-balance SlO,0Oo
I'D -. ftFtD can remain AT per cent-wll ptcha-'
ehe Of two residences Win
ample grounds laid out la AVID garden snaae
fruit flowers vines Houses havc IL rooms, gas pain
heater marble mantels Three minutes from station anu
40 minutes from Liberty y. y Nv the frequent express
trains railroad In the world raven ahu
lighted streets, all well drained and behy hoIse GOV"
chickens stable &c. All order ay for occupancy:
Apply TO OWNER, Box 1874, elizabeth