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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-30
u RD' -
YELLOW SPRINGS!

This popular SUnim Resort. located 1T Sewer.
county, Tenn, Il miles from export. Il mules
from Da' drIdge, II miles from oeVicrYle will
be open for Wis tors
JUNE 4. 1854.
The large hotel which wi aft rd ample az
c0mIuodauUlS IOr ali VINO will come, VIII be sup
plIed with BALL Room for the -ay and facili-
ties r the enjoyment Of the usual summer
games, &c. The par,Or viii b. furnished with I,
ii St-claSS ORGAN Tor he lHile2. Turing the
warm months the atmosphere VII be found to
he he most refreshing, being u degrees cooler
than the surrounding valleys. inyaldS will find
The Finest Cha!ybs sts Water in tire
State.
A Better Appetizer Cannot be Found.
The table will be furnished with THE BEST
the country atfors. iii Ie will b. "A
Daily Ek2ck
FROM NEWPORT TO THE SPRINGS.
Fun by T. NJ Smith, gQilo will be at the tIaigl (at
NeWport) On is arrival. Mr.. Smith has II motel
at Newport. ANY one Wishing refreshments can
be accommodated by him.
Ali etterS tor the springs must be addressed to
Newport, rs Newport is til nearest daily Office.
RArR OF BOARD:
ST per day; 20 PEI week; $40 per month.
Children under 10 years old, and servants. half
price.
j. A. WOODSIDES.
wi -d3mOS Proprietor.
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Wholesale Grocery Market.
Corrected DaiIy.l

Knoxville, June %.
Grocers' Drugs.
Indigo S F, %
pound. ........ S5a so
Indigo, Madras al 20
Dutch II adder Ia l3
Candles.
Paraf1ne, y H.. % %
tar. full wight 13a12h
Star, light wight a12A
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A. o, With tram leaving Norfolk at - % nj
leave Llnchburg $50 y III leave Bristol 5 20
IN arrive At NJ rriStoWu 9.38 a IN connecting
with rain Tor u of Creek and Warm Springs,
Nc.
Arrive at Chattanooga at $40 m connecting
wit trains Tor Memphis, Nashville and Cincin-
natl
arrive a. Dalton 400 m Rome 800 IN; At
lanta SIS p N; connecting with trains for
Charleston anu savannah.
No. 3 connects with through train from New
York via VI gnia Midland only: Leave
New RI at 10 90 p m Washington 90 pm
Lyuchburr 9 % m; Bristol 10 20 p m; Chat
nooga 7.i5 m; Atlanta i2.4o p IN
nooga with T ms for Memt his and Nashville
at Cleveland with trains tor Selma, Aa. at Dali
ton with ". & a. K. r., for Atlanta, n " Orleans
and the south.
No ? connects at Chattanooga with trains from
Cincinnati ct Cleveland with al s from At
tant2 and one at Bristol with thr ugh train
for New Work Richmond only: Leave
L?ncbDuTg 1T 30 4 III arrive at Richmond l.. %
? m ; ave Richmond 500 p IN arrive at " ash
ngtOn $50 = III ; arrive at New York $50 a III.
This tran also connects at Norfolk with Bay
Line Steamers tor Batin re at 80 p m, daily
exec I SUNDAY and on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays with Old dominion steamships
for New Yo>k,
No. connects at Chattar oOga iii trains from
Memphis and Nashyl ~ Cleveland with trains
fr;sm atlanta. New Orleans. Selma and the
SoDth Leavr Atlanta at 2 30 m; leave Selma
6. - IA leave ONE IS D m /; leave Chatta-
noU2a ppm; connec al Bristol with through
train for New IO k via vi glnta Midland Kali
road arrive at Lyuchburg at 1.30 p III arrive
at Washington 1899 I, m; arrive at New YORK
ESQ e IL.
Pullman slpaperS on trains Nos. 3 and be
tw en New York and New Orleans: Leighton
SleepeTS between tynchhurg Al d Memphis
through Parlor coach on Trains Nos. and be-
tween Fri ,lol and Rome through coach on Nos.
Nj I.-Ar- Gyrt-A q ~l.I
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III Orris,Own Branch.
NasIFF transportation.
Knoxville and Augusta kaiirGa
lIIS UII tlIE Il. I ., ' :. q U. II, II,
Knoxville and Ohio Railroad.

Loud .ss n" d R"ck wGad Mail Packet.
The steamer Emory City, carr, ing the mail
pas engcIS and freight, runs daily bt tween Lou
don Kingston and Redwood, arriy ng at Lou
don TO conn ct with the eastern bound train No
! at 10 IL p. ~. and leaves for King ton and
10 kWb;d on the arrival IF the western hound
tai No. g. at 4 80 a. IN.
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PEOPLE 'S BANK
OF KNOXVILLE
AND
state Depository.

OFFICE-OCoEE BANK BUILDING, GAY STREET.
Knoxville. Tenn.
JOS. r. MITCHELL, W. K. MITCHELL
President. Cashier.
viii transact a General Banking and Broker
age Business, receive Deposits sue Certificates
on Deposit, deal in Exchange, buy Gold and
Silver, Bank Notes, B .ndS and Stocks.
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Canned Goods.
KNOXVILLE SOAPS.

NNOA TIL II DO a D
Laundry, 90
pounds 50 SAG rs
Family, 65
pound bxs... 2 50aS 90
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Spun Cotton.

Cigars.
al brands. y
NJ, -. go. S12 GOA
Snuff.
l OF packages,S3 5oa3 10
2oZ =" s rs
4 OF per box. IS 90
4 OF tin box. 4 50a5 90
Shot and Lead.
Drop shot ....... 81 25
Buck ShOt..........., 2 50
Bar ledd................ 8
Powder.
Rifle. per keg ........s6 40
Riff. per half key. 8 as
Soda blasting 3 20
Saltpetre' ......... 3 90
Sundries.
Layer Rasin i9box S. %
" u half
box ......-........... 70
Layer Raisins, u
half box ........... 80
W-ap'g Daner.. 80 * G"
iJdtr wine ...- 10
Backing ......... 30a60
Caps.G p, I'm. 35a3715
Waterproof 80. 60 10
Nusket ......... 75a80
.s,,t.. an. 49,:
Parlor Match
eS. -. ........S2 50a3 80
DraWing-roOm.. it3 %
Stick candy. =. 11al2H
Nlxed candy. Halls
Sole leather. 25a27
Rope.
Cotton ....-....- ;Oa22h
Jute .........- ..... 10all
Salt.
Kanawa. q sacks l 20
Virginia, or
Kings Rsack | 25
Rice.
Carolina, per u 7Aas1
Rar COON see ...... YAK
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-30

Carolina, per d IL asH
RaE Coon .... ...... Na1H
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TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Per Sor.t Ris,- ysSI;' ~ s"''fit
KEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Oct H. 1851
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NFw-ToRK. Tuesday, OCT Is, iHNi-
AsIIes-In fair demand and steady; Pois 6a4c; Peafs
CSC. - 800. 49,, emil nj or022L
for Wesfsra and Southern Yellow
f.i,UOA tURN-Duli Ind wholly nominal .ao,,,cty
pUItDlNt MATEklA i.S-Lumber bas ottH
active steady. Bricks continue IN gOo a ~ @mand
u1ie,;s rIe irn ard i.me are hIin anu ~ ~.
semeni * easier. LunbeT-Easiem spruce itaris
rsndon and *lBaSlS special cstf"e$ DIN15 ,,nH
GS1,,s5t Pales "a 25aS4 FtOnts-- Datk
SvygsiS; gscklsnd Common II lu state fihsdhS
q o. Ground slas1 le tement-hosfn"a.e % "A
Amertcan Portland, - % 81 90 knsAsh 10 % W
80 Nais 10 Ia lUd. OVO, lsih y PEI VI ,o,gonc
"a NDIES-Firm moderately aeii'e; sperm, o.
40 Patent 8Oe32e Adamauunc IL 10 10 or io'-O- ar
adine - to I2s. Is rGlJIc
CHICCORY- ucheaEe1 .,,. ,,,,,,, md n.
COAI-Antlfacits has Uech 10 acuNc uHHiall, al" ,'3
scxs have been reduced prices show more uiiless
strenuh freight are lower and iavOid9e 70
itnrInous m demand and Grm We quote; Liverpool hou,e
Camel sli Liverpool Gas. DO 4o No"Otsiivb /, ~. -
Catins s;s 73as4 scotch steam, SO TO- provnca r. 80
Sff. PtnuYlvauia and Mestln0eiana Gas = q,
Virginia do, ~ 10: Cumberland Sloddtop anu NioAi"
81 30 Anthracite. SO % AL az 10y the chISu ,,o-y
COoPERACE STOCk-Mcdcratcly active anu ~ y
s,eady NOasses Shocks ~ inch. with netis, q "22
ST So sugar shocks. with heads 81 inei - o@gS ~ 10
80 inch. 81 45d$I 80; BOX Slooks
III 30 iIuops ieet SIS $50, do. 10 eeI @Zo1Sou
COHDAGis-Firm and fairly active -, ,,o,,,o m
COCOA-lB good demand for 'inay aqn - ara
Qo, Bahia. l4c., Jamaica, va. 70 OaiAO''NN i' $780,
caibO. .Oc. Guayaqaii lsGl4 -c -, ,,,n.r, -, p,,,.
COFFEE-Rio more active at dec Inc oin"i ~ 49,, w.
Carsoes Including Fair a. llc sales D. iuI DAYS y
Lie Mild grades quiet, steady dafaciDO Iof0lhT.'
IasuayIa d1l salos. 400 bags ana SUI eass LaH"N' "
P1Irt,X Cotton quiet unchanged sales 1857
lses IS53 bales last EVENING", including $50 bales LOT
sxlrt O27 tales Tor spinning. Delivered "n CONTRAST ny
bales Receipts at tue ofts to-day, ISL Daie asaus'
"a this day last week ahd 1913 9as iNS ,e
september l. SOo,OZo u-Iee against 0oN"'f "''0
fhaSa ai,eIlOl l2Skf
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NLw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, oCroBER 49, 1881

s22 oOi Spring. sls8s2o Petroleum nominal whlskey.
quiet; Western. ~ II.
81 LOUIS. Oct. ls-Flour dall and unchanged. Wheat
opcnea and declined but cascd shade hner NO
Red Fall ~ 4ja 81 AN November, 81 = Decem-
beri 81 5iA January sales rangoi FL 52s Decemher
g s4p January Corn lower at 3ac cash G4isc Noye
bcT sc. Deccubcr; Beatc. January; 74fc. May oats
lower a. 44sc cash 40 &c November 4u,c Decemberi
4Sc January b7c May. RYE lower Gt 81 Nhla Barley
dn and unchanged PORK quiet ct 20 cash; SlS 80 Feb
IA Bulkmcats dull and Unchanged Bacon dull nd nn
cangel Lard nominal. EuAcr aud Eggs nOn,inally I'M
changed Wliskey steady at 81 10. BecelptS-Flonr,
2puO DDs Wheat, 5000 bnsh. Corn. 22OtW pusl oats
IuOo bush; Rye 2OnO bush; harley 5000 Dnsh. ship
m,eid5-t our SEQ bills. Wheat, $4,000 bushj Corn,
IoLspo, O., Oct IS-Wbcat unsettled No 2 Red
Noyenibr 81 i25; December 81 46i2 January, 81 49H
Corn steady No spot 90 &C.; November 50 4c Decen
utr 90 pc bi May II dui No. spot and october
as 2c At the clio - ali grains Guct and unchanged
ceipts-Wheat, $4,000 bush; Torn. 1900 buzhi 0ats
Dus Ia
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LIVE STOCK MAR3Ers-nY TELEaRA PH.

BUFFALO oct ls.-CAruE-Receips to-day. 1900 head to
tai for week thus S2l head: for time last week.
$500 head Consigned through PSI cars; market dull and I'M
IN es ~ Good D Choice Steers at 80 BJd@O ta W
Meinm oGS5 40 Light Good Butchers steers a. g. loS
i0O MIX Butchers - 55dS3 IS; Stookers So l6Gt3 90
Canada feelers SfdEt 20.
SHEEP AND LASms-Rcceipts to-day, $500 head total
fo week thus Tar 10000 head: tmo last week,
changed sales Fair Good Western Sheep 1910 si 25
Choice - Qq$4 80 Western Lambs 80 200s5 15: Canada
Lambs, sta 81 ~.
HoGs-Rocepts to-day 100 head; total for week thus
far 1000 head Tor time last week, 1000 head CON
signed through, ~ cars. dull anu lower Sales oil Good 10
COce Workers AT 80 1886 GO Light do 10 2Ja$B 40 Good
Medium Meghts 80 6jGSd SO Choice Heavy ~ sOGs6 30
CHICAGO. Oct. ls-HoGs-R Receipts 10000, shipments
300 market AIRY act al stronger early tic but
closed very weak, especla for Commoni sales OF Mixed
Packing 80 90d6 55 Light So 2OGs6 as Choice Heavy
50 75as7 80 Cnlls and Grassers s3 2J05 80
CAIILK-teeeinis, 1000 shipments 1905 very
Good 10 Extra steers s6ds6 80, Medium 10 Good 80 459
q 90 stoeEers ana Feeers 81 e3a$3 IS; Dry Cal1o,.
g 10 slG pr head e cattle fairy active and Inn
>. 90. Halt Breeds and Natives, 81 Bs4 Co.
sHEEP-Recepts, $500 shipments, 90 On rings largely
OF poor quality selling at So 1884 Good 10 Choice Fat
sT LoUIs oct isIIoGs- tier on light receipts very
Packing - 1896 90 Butchers 20 Fancy, So 6OdsI; re-
eeipts. $500 head. shipments, $500 head.
CATnE-ReceiptA 200 mead shipments, 400 head supply
gnt wholly Butchers stun and lango Cattle, which
%; 81 90 ~ tho bu X OF tle sales being
AT S3a e Naive Cows neifers ranged the
eXnD Feeding steers In fair demand at SO boa "a
Colorado steers, 81 20 as IS.
ket uIm Pair 20 s3 5O0i 26 Prime oFaIcy,
- 5UGs5.
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RIO JAsERo oct 17.-Conee Good Firsts 4,40OG4 $50
res per 10 kos Average daily receipts $1,000 Lays ship
ens OF the week-TO the Channel and North OF Europe
ilOU bags to the United States 10000 bags TO the Med
iterca lfOOo bags sales OF the week-FOT the Channel
ana North oil Europe, 10000 bags; for the United States
10000 bags: Zoe the Mediterranean 10000 bags; stock
S5OOOOba Exchange IOneOn. 22ltd.
SANTOS oct lIConeesupeTior 4OO0d4 200 refs per 10
kO5 Average daily for the week 400 bags Ship
mens to All Countries o. 300 bags to Europe 10000 bags
- 49, 800 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19

consider BIDS qpotstlo7s Peeled Peaches are Urn
lot SELL upun arrival the market shows some
strength. f.yap5rattd unreeed lave sold -, AZ
freely offered at some reduction from p,sIiesas
syking price; faves sold NJ Si.c. Naa nettcs
aui Ch sPaIiHgy oartd and drE'. BlasSb,fts
a-tr IT, ans hrmy heii but tie
mo yrueatt light hickory ifeey oheei
an show some impro uncut Chenuts wanted and
VOC. Ann,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
LEygGRTT"s POINT, 1'w ENTY TIL tkD WARD,
NETWORK CITY.
Robert BLISS aud Lswreno, nckeovct, rrus
tees, - - -.
Il. II. Ludlow win soil AZ znctOn WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER % 1881, 81 IL O'Clock, At the Sch1hS" Ssles
room. No. | IL broadway In the CITY Of New York:
Tho resideuce OF Mr. Ii. o. Arnold at Iesyelfs Point "a
23d ward O the CITY OF New York cooslihs 81 about
thirty Of land with large mansion house aud
smaller dwelling house. finely situated and ia goi ofrF tNo
Tdeuers cottages saDes conservatory, grs"ly bowling
III outbuiidinss with splendid wafer Iont
Long with all right andunde walter VA trons
wiaa
2 23d Ward, all that parcel OF land fronting on
boulevard aud known Plot No 10 ~
OF Philip Datsr deceased being nearly opposite ths
dwelling formerly occupied By said Pbip Dat' ana
being ABOUT 800 feet width IN front tho southern Bne-
500 feet deep and containing ~ 400 acrr
VIII DO sold 80 close trust without tsrye for cash. unless
previously disposed OF at private sale.
For further information apply 10 the AuctiOBer~ IA
Pine st. or TO j. LAWRENCE MCKEEvEIs kSs trusi.e,
l2o Peaf-SL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending oct IL 1881
HFAEs AND PEAs

see-,nts for the week-Beans 1894 pkgs Peas 1854
hush Erpors-lseans CAS- pkgs; Peas 26lt bush Regard.
s o TIC strong from the co ty rs market here
n unuistakaby weaker. Heavy receipts have suggested
In rrrsib that Western buyers have -" about 1l ie
,,s they want at the high prices and outlet Tor the
aIure oi the stock sought IN ts marie Local hnd
therefore Inclined 10 await further do
vcopnrnts and the absence OF demand BON some SOU
about bu-hc. hcfuns
are uuoir - % for the with choice stock sd to nave
been - DO Pea Beans are WORTH The same price
white Kidney sofa 10 - 90 th"ice
new I,, Kidney accessible under - iOHt ~ we
Old stock offered ~ 81 Only small Jobbug
trade Black Leans; load forced ON TIE market would
moi br Green Peas artNinf moro Iery, and
. Tor sale AT easier prices southern Back Eye weaker
ms. lao of large receipts Quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
EUROPEAN MARKE rs.

LIVERPOOL octls-3OO p. m-porE-Primc Mess Eastern,
dull 80; do Western, dun at 7s, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cut steady 5l short Rib du 526d Long clear, dali
40, short Clear, duh Al 90. Hams-Long Cut duh 1T
so: Shoulders, dull 40 Beef-Inda Mess. none
here; Meas dull 1905 Prime Mess dun at "a. Lard
Prime Western. dun nj GO5d TaliOw-Prime CITY, steady
steady at IL; Common. steady At BDdgH Cheese-Ameri.
Choice. dull at 81 Lard on, none here Flour Itra
state, dull az lAgl Wheat-No White, dun at ~ no
sprng. dull at 1861 Winter New Western dull az lI5d.
Corn-Mlxed, dull at Gd. Cotonsee1 Oh-Hellow Amen-
here BOsnCOmnnn Mt London, dul Al bod Obd
Turpentine-sprs AZ lond'n. steady a. Saod - -.
LIVERPOOL oct ls-2NO o.. Breadstuns-strongi Torn
New Mixed eHtsrn Flour 1000 a 1864
Genital for Western Peas 1854 per central tor Canadian
Wheat 10 all2d for California White ll2dall7d Tor
california CUB 81 dl05d. for Red Western Spring, and
iUfd. li2d Tor Red Winter.
IyEHPOOL- oct lS-35O m.-Bcef, l2oL pSr tierce
INDIA Mess. Cheese %. cvt for the Dost
grades American. bacon 40. per cwt for Long Clear
MlddleA TallOW. az Cwt. Lard 90. per crt 10
American Pork. 50 per Dbl for Prime Mesa
LIVERPOOL, oct Is. - Kccrpts Of Wheat for the past
three days 10000 oeniIs including $4,000 Amor-
HAMBuRG. Oct iS--WilooIs Lard closed nj go marks
40 oeutmrr per loo 10 80
RKENES. Oct Ia-wIcoI's Lard closed ut 81 marks so
pfrnngs 100 poundA Petroleum. marks pfennHgA
uAVRK' OCT ls--WlcOK's Lara cbtssi NJ ~ francs
per 80 kiiOA -
ASTwERr. lA-Petrocum. 10 francs 81 eentimes fo
hnc pale American WLcoEs Lard closed AT I32 francs
per 100 kiUt
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DO. Southern, lss1.1s a2n
d pn TTuf,eletldFa al X n X Ia
FrrIrs Ar nEnn1Es-FREsH.

Fvports o. Apples from This port l. 80 p7%i rom Mon
treai bbis; from BOSTON, l-i bills Freight 20 Liver
pool. "a. OF the shipments from all POINTS i,5t dds Nen'
io yrfi,yO ai ~ g. oinsg0w. Appesaro In GU supply
dompud ana decidedly higher. CHOICE Kings Hli ~
Eadwns at 3 50 ana Gre nings at 50 20 hAen Iots
from AOAm.nih ouniy ~ j., wleh "s not
Tie market month or eN MtFks
ago at sldl - per lbl. are sslable at ~ %
scattering ,ots Peaches continue 10 arrive ~ I'M
the state but e quality irregular and there are me- hed
prices. choice sell and there Is rlh deseh
10 75c for en Cranbcrits ha further ADVANCED ann
the raret IL very r The recent rosts nuren te Up
expected. SOme frosted berries sell down 70
- j0as PCT bill. but choice stock - wanted OF ~ %
large esern demaudand the berries not coming
forward fast enough 10 III the Orors Pears In good cfe arc
plenty nom the state, but good many are arriving
Boston Demand fair Of quotations. The uarket ~ DOS
supplied with grapes aud good stock has ready sue
There fair nquiry for ounces ut dSG per Dbl OLo1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
GllD Real gsiate for Sale.

A NEW LIST of houses for sale sent TO any
~ address r. s. CLARKSON d CO. 4 Pine ST.. and so
6th-ave.
pEEKMAN-ST., near Gold.--Five-story sub
40 marble building FOR sale excellent
.ULAND & WHITING, l2l Nassau st
ENOR SALE.--A fOur-stOry brown stone front
resdenee (20t55 Lenok Iiil IN perfect
date possessioL Call at 100 East 6ythst
EOR SALE.--With immediate possession, tho
desirable lhreestory English basement house S4 Eat
door Of LcxngtOnaye and opposite the
Murray Iil Prrsb terrain Church the house contains nine
bathroom and Kitchen size lot lS6xT4G kossu
desirable a family.
10 MARTIN KI.ENtN, So Liberty st
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teams. ii,-,iiiuo

REGENTS o,the week. 1876 pkgs last week, 1920 PIX
ccresponQipg week year. pigs Exports for no
wee 80 pigs Great Britain, and 20 pAgs Ia the
lI3p40 70. A. whole the
presents quiet appearance ana There are more
iin.,jd be the Stort. really ahcy
STsnrTy meets with demand. the proportion ~
strictly zinc ~ prices have been July mainta ned
TLe I,ttar quality OF " erern CTodmcres II
,rngng the piice 10 mat Of state An Invoice
Creamery In Iowa sold az 3uc&'
tuna % Philadelphia and tue la ance 10 city Jober
few ohcr are good enough 10 reach bc same
of the receipts selling al 33 to 3iC
Goods that are quality to bring those pncea drop OIL
Ia 70 ucT uound and dfhcut Ia some receivers
claim be- jObbng Fancy state Creamery al ser Nhie
others offering brands at Bic Hfoocrs are charged
Mo urrty generally, in INSTANCES tuC lew FRESH
stat Day Tki1 tubs coming forward and hnyefs
NAV zoe Tor firkin Daires II line are wanted AZ
uI price two Choice Dairies sold al - 9Dc respect
lively. and one Chased ar iam AT %osC Host ,,, ~ ~
ard sell nj 3,iG27c. A good many grOucis buy t1e
hest CIctmat Al .Odz.c stl IN The
Dai al aD43,c In this they have profitable busnr az.
detected. Mestern Imitation rome ary ana a tosy
butter is " important cha GO T., Most Oi the
barry goods running on quL,J and toncsl clcd QUO
tatto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19

The following sales were held at the Exchange
classroom to-day
By John r Boya
/ 3story brcs dwelling WITH io, M 298 West i5ta.
= IS. S7S7 nw@ bEh.aye. lot 25S93.4i John
4.siory brick buildings AMI 2siory brick saa
Win iots Nos 2S2 and 23i fa-i 3.th.s,, = :, 20
Humes So ..... 1855
By Riehard y. HaraeL
4-sory brown stone front Yelling With lot No25g
Msst ooh-si, ;. l4l.S ueog stliave, lot 1913
lots we. il9fas ii3 Il srisd boulevard
eaeh os 3oAooll' Aiehsel Mccana 3,1od
esc)aOEo ssN. ;srirs fsAs3Sat,
SFw-yoRy
"s,tss = q g Of Greeawiehaye, e5y7G; eia.
7ti,sys eor q 25l.i ss@SSssSosisgx75 Adolf ''0
Ailen;t no lsl, aST-i Webb and another to '''0'
sad.s. S. u II q ii.iaye, a5xiooS; WIN il lad
Win and wife to ! Du,he! >, 1880
oaie s su cor r. i Is T'te Ward oOH2
Fulton ave- - mo' iiS sOI2iiu 1000
.4ts ! SIS # Of sii.avc. iosi665i Jas
l2sfes ICES $Sds s %''s isSSSsa56 1000
Nixon e . Arabe,la Bogart ;,.,.s;;:. 1900
f5, ciilesssr and Vie Me q j. wosd sass
9a.6, " Martin and vile to A Bethany aud aa.
7ol.sl loo Il 5davo i5oliog2; style, Wv
same a Prsper Z Van 1O Fleet 70 aSsf ,o5
eaackeubush ct al to RAthaina Forster AMI an 90,
is4sst 3: asg V Of wisayc s;iidc Katie '0'
dhl ~ NNiltt'fl i,fk)
ard aud wiieto fno 1900
l2fth-st, $. 80 u " of 2dayc ~ x93f a. Murray
and vile tn II Deane ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
llthaye. cor OF S2.st, paTVe' No 232. l0OKlO2x-;
Birisa ct al a. j L. IL Wool .................
same property; w Austin tD l. x Wood ......... lGSU
Same property; GouVorncur rhlolson trustee. to
same property Martha wcyGan e, 10 wiiaa '''
l26th.st, :. 2G9.0 II " Of 7ih.ave, ~ 6xgaiI Ara
other -, ..........' 1000
Same property; Nixon ct al 10 A Basiaes 100
Fulton s. lot No g. Morris MIA, JUx2ll; Eliza
Rortoa 100
Same property Eliza J Brodbead TO IL L Horton I
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antiion 6aIes of Real gslalc.
4 DRIAN IL. MULLER, Auctioncer.

KXFCuTOWS sALE or WHARF PROPERTY ON
SOuTHST
ADRIAN H. MILLER q SON will sp AZ auction
FRIDAY October ~, NJ ~ O'Clock. nj Tho Exchange
SalesrOom. II broadway.
BY older Of J. H. $40 rWELf, SURVIVING EXBcU-
TOk OF the ESTATE Of LUCY II EDDY DECD:
vided interest OF the Estate In the yauabe wharf
property SOUTHEAST extending rom Wsi STREET terly =,
Maidenlane having Az feet inche of Wbci
rid undiylis shafd Of 81 feet inches
eaIy rlfth wliele The whole interest
pses the piers H. H. and the hall 81 ~ and tho blk
heads The net animal income Of this share for tho
'e NJ r. - Inc, 81 .nctin1.ers pin,.i fsytgp
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CHEESE NfARKET
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

IHRKINRR Nv Y. oct 1S.-Cheese market rathcrdull
sales we're made Of $50 boxes Dairy and 500
Factor were shipped nj 1912 re. as TO grade
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Business Ghanres
rs. CONTRACTORS,

TI,O ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS,
4 STONE DEALERS, &c We viii lease or JOIN parties
An working quarry old Lyme, Connecticut near boat
able aud the shore Iihe Railroad The stone ~
r, red pogphyry granite similar the Egyptian Oui OF
color and Tor bIng and ornamental uses much more
bau Than that or the scotch. IL Is the materal Of the
IutiflI new Claiming Memorial Church at Newport send
for circulars ClA1. J. MctUkDf, Lyme, tohl.
EDWARD H. SALISBURY. NeW.Hayen, Conn!
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Coopcd stock OF all kinds In abundance and with smal
demaIj killers the market duh aud drOonng; L. y
the outside tor her Fowls or Chickens while bn Few Iot o
will bring Toe. The weather has causoi a
light demand Dressed Poultry. aud with liberal receipts
pre- arcecdedly lower. Most ~ the stock t. sin coming
dry packed lot. have arrived; In good
the later given the pefrne by ABOUT io per 10
MOOdCOCK and bat lew are ar
ryng. Partrdgss are IN more liberal supply than they
this In quotations Tor last
rrn Partridges Connecticut birds Included they
up kinds Of Game rather sparfngy
urittla atoms:
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Connirp propsrtp Uanleo.

TVARRYT0WNp property wanted--Good dwell
ing one or more acres tbe village prizes noI over
$1,000. Address WARRINGTON. Trb'ne ONCE
yAyANTED.-Farmsa and country seats also
w some good city property for eAchanS@ r. n HAU-
BITSChEk, 900 3daye.
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A GOOD INVESTMENT

,ye,r Ksn-a. Irty very valuable spnnz amin
prove oc alton grounds and scenery nne Win OK .th"s
superior stock llTm. Address l. W. DUNCAN ih"'p'hS
ence, Mo-
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minisr Resorte.

TVHE LAUREL HOUSE
THE NEW WINTER AND SPRING hEsohfs
" LOW open