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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-10
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-10

CITY ORDINANCES.

CITY HALL, Friday, October 6, 1882.
The following ordinances were passed by
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the
City of Knoxville, at their regular meeting
On Friday, October 9Th, 1882, on first and
second reading:
Be it ordained by the Board of Mayor
and Alderman of the City of Knoxville,
That hereafter no public funeral shall be
allowed OF patient having died from scar
let fever, dyphtheria, yellow fever err small
poX
Z That the funeral shall not be held in
any church or public hall in the city.
j. That it shall be the duty of the secre-
AIRY Of the board of health to prepare a
circular stating the reasons why friends and
acqualntances should not attend the funeral
o. o. person dying of the above mentioned
diseases.
A true copy R. S. PAYNE Mayor.
Z. c. NELSON, Recorder.
October 6, 1882.
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be it ordained by the Board of Mayor
anu Alderman of the City of Knoxville,
tennessee, l. That the chairman of the
IRE and police committee is hereby author
1ed' whenever in his judgment necessity
-oI such action exists, to appoint as many
ezra policemen as any special occasion may
occasion
= That said extra policeman so appoint
ed ShaL, before entering upon duty, give
bond to the city, with good and sufficient
slretleS, In the sum of two hundred and
nity dollars, conditioned upon the faithful
ana ethclent discharge of said duly.
!. That said extra policeman shall receive
me sum OF one dollar and fifty cents per
ray, TO be paid by the Recorder, on the
Performance of said duty.
a rue copy. r. S. PAYNE. Msvor
T. G. NELSON, Recorder.
October 6, 1882.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-10

Live Stock Market
Knoxville, October 9.
CORRECTED DAILY By BRADLEY LEE.
REVIEW.
Cattle and sheep in fair demand. Calves
scarce and wanted. STOCK sheep Will find ready
sale at quotations.
CATTLE.
No. l, Sass 500 10 1000 lbs. steers and
heiters, 21aa3; good fat, 500 to 700 lbs. 2a234
common dull; cows and calves scarce and
wanted, at S25 O0a4J.00.
No. /, 254a3; good fat, 2a21z; lambs, 3;
stock sheep, sl.00a1.40.
CALVES.
Sl.5Oa4.0 90, according to quality.
Good tat hogs, for. October delivery, In de-
mand, at 61aa7.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October Flour steady and in
fair demand. Wheat, unsettled and gen.
orally lower; regular, October, 93ka93s;
November, 954a95ss;; year, 934; No. 2, red
winter, SO; No. 2, Chicago spring, 932; No.
3,do., S44; rejected, "a. Corn irregular, 81 :
cash and October; November, 624a624
year, 564a56s; January, sig; May, 53sa5344;
Oats dull and prices shade lower, 329;
cash, October, 324 November, 32t; year,
34s May, BAG; rejected, 80. Flax seed
fairly active and shade higher, 81. 164a
LIZ. Pork, unsettled and lower 1913. 90
cash and October; November, $21. 20; year,
$19. 25a19.35 January, $19. 2Oa19 224.
Lard unsettled and lower; $12 80 cash and
October; November, $12. 37kol2 40; Novem-
Der, 81. 45a11.5 so; year, 81. 2ka11. As.
Bulk meats strong; shoulders, 1O44 short
ribs, Al short clear, Is. Whisky steady and
unchanged, $1.18.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-10

A true strengthening medicine and health
remover is Browns Iron Bitters.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-10
SILK VELYETS :!

Black and COlOrs, very Cheap, at
Dmbar's.
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SHOW CASES FACTORY PRICES
At A. ID. DUNBAR'S.


GOOD Cook
And House Servant wantedi for small fam
lily. Wages Ten DOLLARS per month. APP
ply TO undersigned, at Railroad Office.
octidt f. K. HUGER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-10

BrOcade Silk, % inches wide, ALL
SILK, only Shopper yard, at Dunbar's.
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HATTIE HOUSE,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
NEW THROUGHOUT
Opened June 1, 1880, and Completed
August Is, 1851.

THIS House Is located In the Ex>ss Business
Centre, one square only from the Pest-Omca,
Custom house, Ba ks and the principal Whole
sale and Retail Stores
This House Is nearly 800 feet long. the RAHs .
feet wide, and 1t u situated ~ the Highest Po1n4
on Il sy Street, all which contributes to mAee
It the coolest point In the city.
Our Rooms are al Desirable, and our New
Large Rooms for Conn sAciH Travellers cannot
be equalled between Sew York and the Coast.
A Baggage Elevator has been added also
ELEGANT BATH ROOMS fUf Ladies and Gentlemen
dot and Cold Water, aRd S>,wer Attachments.
II has an Electric AnnaEnst' ~ and elephooe
Connections with AL tse pr,.es,al business places
In the city, including tho DspOt Station.
OUR New DINING ROOA-the Location, VA
tilati and surroundings are such that 1t CANNOT
BE EXCELLFD FOR OOhFOR1.
Our New Kitchens, New Ranges and New
Equipments Throughout Wal eaabie rs TO do a.
well as TIT FEST.
Our New Lstun ny WIN Be hound equal to all
reasonable requirements
T. S-PoiteEs always 3. the Ira -llnibus
Free
JNO. G. FLANDERS. Proprietor.
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Canned Goods.

KNOXVILLE SOAPS.
Laundry, 60
pounds ......S2 25a2 rs
Family, Is
pound bxs... 2 50a3 90
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North Carolina Division.
y u " Igs
Z. X. HUGER,
Knoxville and Augusta Railroad.

Knoxville and Augusta Railroad.
Leave Maryville at .................. 800 a. m.
Arrives at KnOxVi 9.2O a. m.
Leaves Knoxville at.................... 315 p. m.
Arrives at Maryvlle ..................... 4.35 p.
ROgersviIie and Jefferson Railroad.
Leave ROgersville. ................... 715 a. m
Arrive at Rogersyille Junction. $50 a. III
Leave ROgersville Junction. ........... l.30 p. m
Arrive at ROgersVille ........ ........ 2.45 p. m
Connections made with west-bOund passenger
train and eastern bound freight train which
leaves Knoxville at 645 m
LOudOR and lockwood Mail Packet.
The steamer Emory City, carrying the mail,
passengers and freight, runs daily between Lou
dOu Kingston and lockwood, arriving at Lou
don to connect with the eastern bound train, No.
1, at lO.45 p. m, and leaves for Kingston and
lockwood on the arrival of the western bound
tain, No. 3, at 4.2g a. m.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PEI. Worth RiU>~. Vsssst5 1af Rub0iiS.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Nov. IL. 1852.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NvuVnvE Mouday Nov -. =

IsHFS-Quiet but steady. %, - a.. ri, ,,,-- NJ,
~, rad we're IN attendance 40 witnesses n uuzAton 10
Two uromusat houses IN the trade, anu ms lAct inter-
- ~ certain with business thouih JAc ueAsI
a. moi goods quite moderate at me Desl nc Duo.
10 In and HAvTe was duu an ioWS aIu
r t~o Vas the receipts there Deln worry ID
tlV AZ AMOS The trsQ3 are Do
,riue 10 ak the prospects Or the No" 80 Slp g
~ fis ~ .isc been received eoneihhs Lac
- "a fotue had been cured by his tnl5 4ast year
1,tons fAirly active today and sa4es OF AAih were
sras0 syts who were taxing te pronls a. III e
January sold at 35Oc 90 Dats 10
Is'o 49, 400 Isrs March. 80 200 bags do, o55ci
80 ~ d. &C.; % February 5SOc z3J DaSs a.,
- -" b.gs No FOR MarUh, 800 no sales on me
sno he hdr.~al 8l44 bags e1 ycho rra5 -
Ceuyue 5TSU bags saAtSs OK 40 ioS'4As 'h9
"a, -, i'm rst lands 50 bags Mid grades qet sld
unchAn -el --oso-a+a,v activa stsafv and IN.
.s.nf go - bales bales saturday evening", IN
s1g - uaas Tor export and So bales foi spinning DO
an onTrcts 200 bales Receipts al tho port To-Day
~ ~ balos against $3.50 Oaos same day hS "ssA
~ - Daes asJ year since september A. l. % 20 O@4o
so,i,nsr - 555 baes for the 1851 season
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COTTON mARxErs-gY TELEGRAPH

ubsna va "a 5 Sesay MaSnns
5000 bales tor speculation and export Recelpts 400
pines lnellllns 20 bales American Iu,ures piano s.
Noyemner and December delivery. 5sossd do pecemDoI
delivery go aso ss 40 no F4brnary and March de
yeryi 80 do March and Ap,l delivery; asa4d as, aso
deli7sry go DO June and July delivery 6osd' do July
LIVERPOOL 10Y. 1850 D m-Couon-Tne sales OF the
gay thcinlrl I2sOO oaies AmericaL. -,,
Low ddns clause, Noyem6er De livery 5ad 90 December
anu Iaauarj De- cry I'D do February and aTeh aeng
May Dol cry 5Fed lay and JIM, delivery oc4d do
1 ~ ae'Fy utarev l.ased 80, seA ny week
From Atlantic ports o. 600 qnarers rom Pac NJ ports,
@go rt7; from other SOURCES Il, 90 quarters Corn
AuausrA- GOV l3-Cotton duh: Siddling. gotac; Low
i'n1' U5@"Eci Good Ordinary noue' net receipts 10
BALTIMORE, Nov. I2-Cotor quieti Middin0. lOi4c Low
Al..lhE &C.. gooa ordinary, 9c' gross recSsP 20
7o bales sales l75 bales stock, h 9 oales 49,
Kidding. lose; Good Ordinary y2cs net receipts. I8z
bales gross ~ bales ezpors TO Great Britain o'4o
oHAELssrox Sow. I3-cotton steady; Sflddhng. Io'.s
ceptS Us. bales gross 5ss bales exports 60 ne
tonlhrL NV Daies coasi wise $50 Oale' SAFES -OOo
Ms &c Good 5rSalg5 2as s rec S 6i So bales
shipments lSJs Ua.es sas +O3 bales stock 30 Oa
Low snddias Ssc Good Ordinary &C. net receipts.
1879 bales gross 1879 bales exports 20 Great Britain
Sales > -6o BALES, 'toc1. 53,552 Oales ,o-
Middllng. 9qc. Good ordinary. &c. net receigts.
7GZl bales s62 bales shipments. 634s bales sales
1850 bales sock 81 ~ ) bales:
MOBILE Nov. Ia-Cotton duiet Kidding. CSC: Low
MiddllnG 9Ac. Ordinary. ec.i recelpts. 5ll
gross 35ll bales ex Orts cOastWise, -O4l bales
sales. OOu bales, srOcF. I2.12 bales
NEw-OR gArS. NOV. l}-t OttOn firm Mffing; b'tc.
Low Iiddng ec Good DrdiHary 9c net receipts 10 40
gross 1880 bales; exports 10 Frnoe20I6 the on
tnrnt bales coasTise, 252Z sales, 1000 bales stock
1923 bales
NoasoLk. soy 19-cottOD quiet Aladilng loIsc, net
receipts $685. bales 1885 baes: exports coa.i wise
81 bales; 10 Great Britain. 4223 taes o. the Continent
J. r6S sales / 1l3 stock 81. - bales
PHILADELPHIA Nov. I3.--COttOn dun MddNng lO4c'
Low MiddluR. 4O@c; Good Ordinary. 9'ec net receipts
ls3 bales 5-3 bales exports 10 Great Britain
IA r. stock -5.Bj9 balcL
-ayASSAB Nov h. e 0tton steaIv: Mi01ung 9a,c. Low
MiddhnR. 519; ordinary si5c net receipts. b546
bales: gross. 7u4 bales; exports cOastwise +S3 OaeS
Fran bgIr-. 20 The Continent Jl73 bales sales
bales ias eVeninE $40 BALES; llOO-J bales
LOUIS. Nov. l5.-COttOn Mlddline. sac; Low
Middiug Jlcc.. Good Ordinary &c; nst receipts 20
ba e., gross 4244 BALES Shipments 2929 Gaes sales %
"a stock. "a 1913 bales.
WILMINGTON Nov l3-Cotton quiet: Mddling. 97sci Low
Mddung e7tsc.. Coed Ordinary, s"rbci net receipts 40
bales; gross l8 bales exports Great Britain - bales
coast wise. bales stock. 10. $50 bales.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

lF-tfooI Nov l3-B3cOn- Cumberland Cut. So; snort
~ b Ts PORK Prime Ness. los; do Western 20 Lard
ffims eteEn I'D. thesse, American Choice 3d. 1oth
fUa iot ~ l1ed Old IurpenHe spitts 5000 ProyiH0as5
t@u ~ per cWtfor American. Breatstuns-Corn cpn
IHI O AeI western Whelt $50 ~ Id per Genital Tor q
for Red " inter
LosDoN Nov. l3Spirits TurDeDtins. 330d. CacuttA
Llh5oea Ntdc4l per quarter Lusecd OIL go o3 6k&2
Per uuh, Iau0" Der Refined Ptroeum %dS
hi. per gall
ANi@EhP NOV l3-Petroeum 20 francs % centiIes for
Lard. lb4 francs Ger 100 klos
90 ZilOs.
bh-NLN Nov. l3-Petrosurn. z marks 10 Dfeluigs VII
cox = J.. r. = o5ed az "a marks I iU
LOHi.oN soy l3 - D. u.-ugar q ar o.. per cWt ior
SnJd ,eatugal poartzng 90 20 6i02lOd for CuDA
Mu5coYaGo Fair Refining anoat
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Tho arge receivers Of Cattle ourne,he d.
head y. Meyer o97 head Never Eegensten. 81 head
ii GOLDSMITH o. head a. =, N airoe 200 mead T. \, Last
+ ~Anuels 80 head ". '. GODS ~ heac
aa Ohio steers / 20 D. 1t 30 81 q 80 do 90 II al
ic less so, 400 10, at nc. 30 do 1873 d al
Toe 5s n FOR White a Pennsy vania 20 u al
Toe. 90 d. or NJ imam ~ Es'9'4 steers l.@ol H. at
loa.e % d. iIr Al ,s 6 oven 592 NJ az H@ p e
40. stag, l,ljO d. At o2c. less 6Oc ior Arnold "
gov oSeaseia PenHsgi'asa Sizes 40 p. Al ~ b
pies 4 at siao los 900 per head for Iowensein y
Pennsy ANA foJ J. WIT. 10 rennsyiyara steer,
- 4; al for - Brown Is kentucky steer. is b at
il c 81 less 81 per h~a0 LOT etsoh % feihsy wanna
vent for n, Uman 20 Virginia steers 2s7 70. az Il 20
o. sisre Y cr = Mos 20 Illinois Ste.rs l?Il b. at
lo.c 80 % - do 1893 At zoe - DO ll1t d. at a9l
iSo % n ana zoe per head 20 49, i ss y a. ..
aso D. at = 1o 20 IL az n az Ic DO ss5 h. at IL
snta ho s5ee 40 n at e DO p 2 - qG * KEN ~
tacky Steers at nc So ~ DO 100 d. Al =
To- t@ 10 ONO Isers 1882 H. & % b
lSo0 ID. a. &c 10 90 lSo1 ~ az 4 - 40 ~ Ohio
steers / i46 H. At loo. o. h., 10 90. 10
@ .i1 steers 25l d. at Zoe 80 hi ior NJ Gesmer. 10
Indiana Tee Il 6o Sc 81 S Sa Go S I1e est
en- steers 2s5 p si ~ o. ID 40 os9 u. a. W. 90
90 Tts At at % &c. 'G DO O. Ii nis at CO. s. b. ~
"a do s y9o5 3 At 5c 81 Kansas do 70 a. &c less
ne S"sd Is do l. ia ~ at sac. y Do J. 81 h % 2 on
X AZ d9 ma ID nt y 4c IL DO LlJl H. at 100 ~ j. -EoA
d. 255 n al lOi.c So IL, 70 do l@1S 70. at Io2G 20 DO
.264 Ill., al lOAc. oc,,--.. .. 49,. Z cos n al
&c 10 LloS d. a. 30 and 9Oc per mead ~ OF" I0'
h. a. no IL DO. ! j, 10, at D. 4c I've weight a.
Nowr0u q ailiett Mayuus a Felu1yIy ma 9I'ea'
38l n A. lc 90 less 81 do l.Bzj ID ~ - g. CO..
G23 d. Al loo 10 Il do l035 D. a. 9- ~ 90 ~ y, a.
g4c; oxen 90 D. al lc: do 1850 n. "a I'c sag
L. SO B a "a Boil i4Ig j. a. sac. ~ Aci-
M Bros 2. virginia u, a. lu'fc
Ieen n Collins II Ken,ur Ky steers l4u7 D. 40 &c o.
Weber. Lopez 90 IL kentucky steers 4JoO DO d.
9Lz, 90 n. ,. =. -. ola.
Levy Go for selves 10 Colorado ~tocrs l0Qs atOtc
90 d. per head; 10 10, Loo n. al Oh - Ntt1 60
llS7 h. AT % ID, IA do. l74 D. 80 B1ac J0 ia 20 a."
1900 r. at loo aud 81 head p 90 l,--J 10 At ~ 80 ="
do 2i7 ID II lie. .,.,t.
sherman & culver fog Reynolds Enoch q GO 30 9lo
Stsers al SO n Is do. llJ5 n a. lD4c 90
200 h. at &c fOf ign Brolers ~ indiana iees'
O3n 10 at &C. weight, II ll9J H. lOiac % IN on
Steers. q, i've
weight Is Bulls 100 n. 40 5lzo
Ayraul 20 state steers llb1 70, al loc' 90 u 10 CO.
I,OZ3 b. AZ &c 30 y. ~ ,rt
nos seeEs 1851 at Iz o. d. 10 DO 4JJ u, al 40 %
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IOCh, - STORE II NETWORK, BROOKLYN ASD JERsEl
CITY GRAIN WAREHOUSE AND HELD N RAILwAI
.GHIEEs on CERTIFICATE.



Hay AND STRAW ouls grades Of hay are weak
wee gQAes are 10 more suUpv steady At w
ssA.Ag-A hsyAeclUD u Prime. 81 dgUc. ~lips'uR 81 n
H. over q .Oc No I.yo STRAW OJc. short do u
w SN straw. IS G4Ic
,1 yss-fad gooa steady trade holders maintain
'GY 49,. arg o. prices with ease
p !hefe csn De 40 doubt but that present values are
e aa yer several speculative features beginning 10
~ - AZ Instance 10 can BE- cited that 0i 6O Da!rs
A. sa'e next August reported today az 80
f9hsI Dae wac paid for Tho privilege Of calling"
g Tie crop OF 1858 30 before that
So crop y - was top crop Op viii p
o. tig demand the part 0I growers
"a u 1905 iO0ts however, have been advanced ~
r. a. rs that the inst fog very
- "a Tor Hops next year IL tire interior
nj ave been paid, aud several growers refuse "
L., l-of SIS than 81 90 and others aIc cOnl
the knowledge that Gc many cannot come 70
fs,'g oaI gish cOuslns 10 IL vel - abished sta
q iidt IL United states cal @ TINS yer relieve
o. a. --.lsACY e1istug abr1Hd these tscto
lsas Dz io he speculative sales a.. eady noted raes
k~V alce 4sszs reported 20 day II 20 wcl the
& M tnt -so Easei n. and eacu remains 40 $50
y i.ed bava1Sss offered al 81 aud tie genuine Al
s,-yAss Es NevOreans quiet a. 20 d6se two steamers
~ V iaGr biing the aggregate about 1000
"a 49, e mar&et ~ ANTICIPATION Is rAther "esA Foiesh
tArAL sTOAEs-KOsins were quiet but essentially IN
eo, Good strained 81 s6ESl o. spirits Turpennne was
unchanged al % a14c iOr pOutAeIni JODDlng lobA
'-i aud Pitch quiet and unchanged
sioeks ,tos,us sutytts Of Turo,t Tar
ks,smosf II, l68z..--.. zl.z4S 2.eo! t0y
r''s1ssf ~. issI--..... 2&.S7s I,SSs l.17s
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xEw-YORK CITY.
47th-st rs n OF IOth-ave. 25K75 Narx and - -.
etfe 70 7 Moore and anOti sSOvOV
19th-st, =. loo II " OF lst-aye. lOS l0I a.. a-o
Moore e. Al 10 Marx Z. o.--'' 10000
EsscT-sf 100 %. z q OF Delsu.ef.i q OlsKiOO3
TX irregular. KATY Kalb anS husband % 10
!
Same property johanna Graber and vile to + II
Mafyst ms $50 n e OF Coir,l.rI n ave 251 100 Fms
line Waers % = Wrlsaenfels sud another . 1850
77th ~, =. % n q slave 6DxlOz1 steinlar
toJ BTrea and an,tllrr .,........-''... 10000
llth-st. u II x Ave. 3. 22K77G ! RI fiiker
wife 70 b d YOal ......................... $50
Morris-ave n 9 cor Hsndlic at 22xlO2x86xIcO.
r Nctels ard wife - Ma IA Krafch
4thaFe. = 5D.5 II u l25tas, 25x8O. " Hahu A..
signes etc. O. j Lynes 10
i3tu-sf, a. 325 n q Of hth-aVr. Z5I3s. e. ID Van
Waqsnon 70 Wan waRsDen. --.-.......--...... 5000
sans property Van |aseasn to Peneioie Ruard 2l0Jo
4th-aTs. f. 2 IL n OF l2lsrsL sOx7j MsHugh
Baxter. -.-.-.......-.--.....
l29thst ION ~ NJ ,disou-aVc. 25K9a m Eliza
Aldh0ss and husband 10 joe hne Johnson. 28,o0o
54t1-st =. i5I II of Broadway. xlOJ5
Hersch 10 Emma q air 10000
l29th-s- = 225 II % 7thaVe, 25N33lli + Lang -
don % LOuiss Tu1o ---.-...--.-.--.- 10000
JlsLst n = 800 20 " % 6th ave 20xlU0G " Il bays
and vi. % q Osborn 10000
l7th-st, :. lp0 n Of Gth-sve. 5Oxg2 GormOnd
aud wife % r ~, 90
same property; McC0mb wlfs Kelly "a 900
Nunroe-st s. 225 u " 81 JaeA s0l 81 25K - harriet
DusenbuTg ~ q iuSe lburs and others. ....-... 20
SJth-st. :. 100 n OF Tth ave 8 9s 4; SAM
Eliza Dusenhurg ana others. 10
4Zotns W cor OF lDh-age, lZ5xlOo.ll; suyfam
tOJ < lunksr.. ........ $500
44tl-st. =. j.34 Il y ofCtAave .444O a. Fannie
- Murray to = LoTten. -. 49,. 5000
l3lst-st. 30 70 e. IZth-st. T5xs9ll { W Day.
ton and VITO TO U HetAtze. 200
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vember 3eo. December SGc. all the year Receipts
wheat 10000 bush. p 900 busn Oats $4,000 bush
Shpmens-F our, none; wheat $4,000 bush Corn loOOO
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rrnorEAN F1NANCIAL MARKETs.

roxpox Nov 1880 p m-Consos 9lsta ioT mount f
.nd lOsi, Tor the account > bonds oI.
S5SL do tour and a half 5Aa Atlantic ana Hres, I -,
All mortgage trustees ceVuheatea 81; a 40
- 49, Iiinos Central 1929; Peuns lyal4 Ia.
si5., Reaing 2eas Nev-York. ontario ana "'
Niivvapsee and st Paul common, II y -. .,r,e ana
ioSICS Nov 1880 % U o9l l,., t~st mort
hat Der cent 1857 Atlantic aud Slret S,y Jcrsey
tr-s-aps certificates. q - DO seem
Fs,trsi cc,.os no New.YOrx Central - s. ~ AND I
New-N0rS. ontario a1d western - D. 49,
Pan common IL ro- s,,var "A ouOted AZ jloiEd
perOunco- anvicss quote tlroe
~ cenJ rente. AZ so francs IS cenunos oI the Ae0o
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Grates, TENDERS, etr.
furniture.

Gountrp propertr for Sale ano 10 Eet
COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPECIALITY.
- Farms mills hotels stores, &C. everywhere lists tree
PHILLIPS q WELLS, Tribune Building
TOR SALE.-2l0,000 acres of very desirable
coal ana Hard Wood Timber Land on OF the
Cumberland River KenIuckyi title perfect For maps and
all information address, KENTUCKY, Tribune once.
TOR SALE, AT POUGHKEEPSIE,
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE
THE HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
G ". SWIFT
On the Hyde PARK Road. ten minutes walk from ths
once consisting OK
NINE ACRES OF LAND, 49, ..,-,..
With twO-stOry and attic FRAME DWELLlN1 c'h1-AAH~
say. 10 rooms, with gas aud heAtoo
by steam
Carrlage-house ana ample out DuLulns79..o
Apples pears aud rrult Of al kinds ~
For particulars apply 70 WALTER COELLE7' Aseu" .
ORruea-sL, FOughkeepaie
VALUABLE Long Island seaside land &C
Lawrence near Ear RooEaway directly uoLuaaf ule
can m land l u condition 20 build oL n Oice Hu
PIES y adapted lor private rtsdeuces DeiAk sLst ~
o Ill uusnees AUD surrounded by private county seats
Os loo ee squa and upwards WI Je sou AZ le~so~''
l'l0s7 APP'y !" p b. KOBBE.
Room 81
CJ Broadway
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Gin prcpert1 60 EeI

4 FLOOR TO LET in the new fre-proof
- building g 70 81 RoIesr has the best a1ilfuces
for freight and Iasseug eerafor
power lil, dy sAy extent required very best
i-t p-eaty vaul. an lel-et w'll steam Apply %
tie owner GEORGE MUNRO, u To 81 Vande"ater-s'
1 PAYMENTS TO LEI in rhe finest apartment
; houses yet erected Wesf side. Apply 20 JOHN q.
PIAG E, architect aud owner premises Sos 90 81 81.
- and - Wesr 0IstsL
ALL IMPROVEMENTS, elegant. new. singls
II -ir and .Dur-h ,at, 2is et 1874 So rcfe sncs 81
qUircd owner on premise
$40 RENT OF LEASE.-To 20 Private Family,
l3l-3ry stone Nose IN fJths. West and rear
5to-sve q 1erac- order ant completely furnished lu-
Qu-re -"D East Rif--s,
r9NO LET, az moderate price, large, we'll
lighted hcoc win ls-r appliance for manuiactln N
MUNkJ- Bui a, II 10 q Nande a,ec-st Apply Co ths
owner IA the Building
1TO LET.-A new and very attractive th-ee-
1 story fi -hsoop dwelling 50 - East 0Sth.st. 10
Guy uureittd o. r0w II eEhti All mDroy' ment3i
testIitiei low % desirable tenlnt l. J. CAR
ENTER. -J East -5d-sl n. o. A Building
BrooaIpu Jco3trt1 fJr SAC GJl u Gct
TOR SALE on very easy terms, four OrY
brick dwelling or fIe Yves, sil' Ok elr H1l A3B "a.
mlew8 between Futon a.! Val ,.t3st Ferries or'-J}s
the Jay ril ing tlr1I q ID FAR 4l-s, ft 3D. ic
o coll req aired Address p LIS ih. irtJ uGe he
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lORRIS MLLNINS, AlctIOneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE.
Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
L. II. LUDLOW & 60.

VIII sell az aucrion THURSDAY, nov. %, 1873? 20 IL
o'c.o, Z at the Exchange esr0oIn 80. III Broad
way Trinity Building New. YORK,
THE FOLLOW NG VALUABLE PROPERTIES =.
No 245 BROADWAY substaufa s.x story br.rA bu az
Ing with or MurraYst wei rented and IN fine order
No. 6s CE-FOur-st0ry, high stoop house,
% lOYe5 feet With wostJry extension stable eag. os
I25 feet, including alley.
No 70 FIFTH AVENUE South vest corner 1871 So i've
story brick house 30zs5 feet with stable N
rear lot - feet including alley.
No. 20 EAST TWENTY FIRST sTREEr-Just casa Of
Broadway house the eIrS
lot 25x92 feet
No 80 CLINTON -PLACE-Runnng through 10 Wash.as.
tor alley fourstory brick house 25x66 feet vita tSos,oT
extensions IN dne orderi stable IL resr lot l20 feet
LEAsEHOLD.
No % WEST THIRTEENTI STREE -F1ys-story ana
basement brick building 25IlO3 feet
No 10 WEST THIRTEENTH-SrREET EFT Wo story rick
stable lot extra deep. 200
WEST BRoADwAY-south west corner OF ork st. vacant
Book maps and full particulars az Auctioneers oee, No
Pine-st
o,-1l Gpcfionser t0R BROADWAY.
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Miscellaneous.

FRANCIS & LOUTREL, 10 Maiden Lane,
4 stAuouers ami printers solicit your custom.
HEATlNG and Self-Feeding ParlOr stoves,
e,rges llou.e Furnishing Goods. X. & J. NOW BRAY
= Vesey st. opposite Washington Market
CFND your orders direct % the Murray Hlll
- SCAN Kfntlin- Wood FACTORY foot of som 81 ana
-. M o. aud get your wood at eOrJ prices Oites Oy
mai wi receive personal attention seieetvq 1y nl-Aoy
foI Ore place specially. a = - =
nN- Will, BE GIVEN TO anyone securing
- "a College graduate with Two years efpeflnuce
ruon as chrnist In .aDo Ato ~ OF Win I"HuA'' SIlhs
Audi css A. g., F. o. bO4 oie
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GHlEmu Resorts.

PERSONS desiring 70 economi1e can have
good board the winter low g-ice country two
hours City Hall Address A. l.. c., Cort4andtonHud-
sOu y. \.