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EYES DAUGHTERS.

or Common Sense for Maid, Wife and
Mother.". BY Marion Harland, Author
of Common ems in the Household"
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

"A colored nan named Solomon
Bradshaw, under the influence of
anti prohibition, was thrown from a
horse on the railroad crossing south
of Hillsboro, last Tuesday, while on
his way home, and was run over by
a hand car aud badly wounded
on bis head and left hand. Dr.. VIM.
Cameron kindly dressed the suffer.
er's wounds. Solomon's left hand 10
badly cut and bruised.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07
A WIDOW WITH NINE Chill.

A WIDOW WITH NINE Chill.
DREH may have as much trouble
with them as did the old woman
Who lived In . shoe. The children
will all the time be getting their
noses bumped, their heads bruised,
their fngero cut, aud their stomacbs
aud bowehs disordercd by unripe
froit. The mother who is wise
enoNg0 TO keep . bottle of PERRY
DAWES PAIN KELLER saves her
children much suffering, aud herself
. great deal Of trouble:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

PFCH h's-'ness now before tho
D1lC public. Ion can make
faster nj work for n than ut any
thing else. Capital 40; needed. Wa
will start You. $it Il day AMI upwards
made ut home hy the iu,iu-.riors. Men,
ing boys anil girt- want.-l every
where to work t"- u. Now j. The time.
o can work III spar. time onlt or
give your whole. time l., ,in t,i.ites-.
You can live ri lintuc alri dn he york.
No other lai.ilie~- sill PAY soI m.ariy
as we'll. No one can faii 50 make ...rv-
nous pay u en.a-iIa@ ~ .sfsr. fo.tty
Outfit anl tr-Ia- tree. Money made
fast. easily at"i h"n"rwbly. .ti.ire-s
TFGE. & 20. Augusta. Nass..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07
FLOR the Observer.

Died, in Chapel Hill, Sept. 3Oth,
1882, At her residen sc, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Barbee C<aige. She was born
the :Sth day of July 1899, and was
the oldes. daughter Of Francis Bar
bee, and the oldest granddaughter
OF Christopher Barbee. Her grand.
father, Christopher Barbee, was a
friend to the College at, Chapel Hill
being a large donor Mrs. Elizabeth
Barbee Craige gave her hear. &c
Chris, 70 years ago. She died il
love to God and Two IONS
are left to mourn their loss, bu'
they rejoice TO know ,ha, she wa
willing to die. Presiden, Battle
Mrs. Spencer and other warm friends
to the family attended her bcria
services.
y FRIEND.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

Ccc a geek in your own own =
oOO QUIT, free. No risk. Every
thing new. Capital MOI required. We
will furnish you everything. Many are
making fortunes. Ladies make - much
q men. and BOYS aud girls make great
pay. Reader. IL YOU want q business II
which YOU can make grea, pay all The
:ime you anrk. ~ri;t tor particulars TO
II. HALLkrr Go. Portland. Main.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07
-On Monday last, Lisbon, Berr,

On Monday hst Lisbon Berry,
a colored lawyer, occupied a seat at
the bar in the Court House. This
is the first time in the history of Or
ange county tina: q colored man ap-
peared in our Court House as a
prscticing lawyer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07
~Ehe once OF the Or.
0wWe County Observer
- n the Kerry Building,
0rOt floor.

Only one Sight last Tuesday, the
big day. Improving.
soc notice Of sale Of lot IN the
Sovn Of Chapel Hill by Locke Craig,
Administrator.
Hon. J. M. Leach and Col. I. ;.
Young will speak in Hi1lsboro, Sat-
uvday,. Oct. 1h.
CIT up, you lazy people and see
rho comet it, the East, ary time be-
tween. four o'clock and day break.
-0sn. Coz and +. +. Devereux,
Esa., followed Senator Ransom las,
Tuesday. Cox's election is certain.
-Samu~! II. Jordan, Esq, has
qualified as Administrator upon the
es,a,e If the late Nelson Smith.
See notice.
&C. NJ. Parks cash sales was
10000 in the month OF September,
with Is working day. and part Of
she force out.
Women that have been bedrid-
den fr years have been completely
cured l,y the use of Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Mott. Dr. M",,, the Republican
boss. WAS in town Tuesday and
Wednesday,. ltnmor said !" was
trying To harmonic" ma,,ers.
Solicitor +. y. S,rnlwick made
aronsing speech a, IL" Conr, House
)a., Tuesday ni-h., His equal OF.
the stomp is hard 20 be found.
See announcements Of Thomas
& Oakley, candidate for the House
Of Representatives, and George \
Walker. candidate for TOWNSHIP
Constable.
Mr.. John Garden brought tc
thi. office the other day, a blade Q
fodder measuring over four feet
made on the farm Of Mr.. Hober'
Garden, near Mebapesville.
-Mes.rs. James Webb, IT,. sn<
G. NJ. Parks, merchants, have return
cd from the Northern markets wher'
they bought their Fall and White
goods. Look out for their adver
ti.cmcn,s in thi. paper.
colonel Winston, Greenbasks'
apused . few voters and little boy
In front OF the court house, Wcdnee
day. He seemed to be running i
opposition TO the auctioueer. ncA
by. One made about as many vote
40 the other.
The Misses Nash and Mis-
Kollock gave their monthly recel
ton, Friday night. Sept. 29,t.
was we'll attended. Among .sbos
present we noticed Mrs. Robel
Bingham, who seemed much elate
a, seeing the Majors boys eojoyin
,be evening so pleasantly with Il
young ladies. Miss Sallie A.wate
former pupil Of the school, ";
present, and sang TO the delight
oil who heard her. Other your
ladies sang and performed on Il
p'ano, doing justice to ,hemielv
and giving much credit to the
teacher, Miss Mary Nash. Chap
Hill and Hillsboro werc we'll repr
sented. The teachers gave a cordi
welcome 10 all in behalf Of their e
cellent school which is second
nore About half pas, IL o'clo,
the reception closed, and everybo,
rent away delighted with The {
tertainment.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07
N Office

Having qualified as Executor upon
the estate Of Mary c. Holly, hereby
give notice TO all persons having claims
against the said estate to present them
t me. duly authenticated, within one
year from this date, or this notice will
be plead in bar of their V and
all persons owing the estate will please
make payment and save cost. This 9th
day Of Sept. 1882.
L, J. Lloyd Ex,r
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

The Enquirer of Cincinnati says /:
Hon. 7. 7. Barnum strongly in
dorses St. Jacobs Oil for pain. His
combination and artists all use it,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07
A DMINISTKATOR'S NDTlCt..

Having this day qualifeA as the Al
ministTator Of Thomas II. Cain. deed.
notice is hereby given to all pcrsonsin-
dcbted to said estate 10 come forward
and make prompt payment. and all
persons having claims against the same
to present them within the time pr :
scribed bt law. 1hi- sth day of sept.
lsS2. JAMES r. CAIN in.
administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07
T AN PREPARED TO PROVE tina,
J. have discovered the vegetable an.

- tAS tSttI@ aIB.
tidote tor Scrofula. My REMEDY
WILL EXPEL the disease f.otc the
system. thus rendering i. the best
BLOOD PURIFIER Known. I9ha,e
sold over i.tJo bottles, AMI have never
received one untavorabic report. Infai-
llble for Scrofuia and Eruption.. Sold
aud endorsed By the Druggists Of North
Carolina send for circular containing
testimonials az remarkable cfre-. These.
testimonials come. not from the far
West or the Territories. but from we'll
known citizens Of your State. Ask
vorr Druggist for my Remedy. Price
81 per bottle; E, per half dozen. For
further information. address
MRS. JOE PERSON.
F-anklin;on. y. c.
For s-te =; II:.l>tyor. bv W. \.
HAYES, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
Singing, smarting, irritation. OF
the urinary passages, diseased dis
charges, cured by Buchupaiba- 81
at. druggists. n. G. Depot, J: @
|MUNDS, Wilmington, n. 9.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

Mental depression, weakness OF
the muscular system, general i'll.
hea!t5, benefited by using Bsown's
Iron Bitlcrs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

kvE'S DAUGHTERS, or Common
Tor Maid, Wife and Mother"
by Marion Harland, the popular
of Common Sense in the
Household is the title of a new
book.from the press Of Anderson &
Allen, New York City. It is a
book for women. To them it
aboouds in lessons of value. It
should be included in the reading OF
every family IN the land. we IN
vi.e your attention. to their adver-
tisement in another column.
JUDGE ALBION w: TeURaER.
Judge 'Tourgee, the justly oefe-
brated author aud editor Of the pop
olaf magazine "Our Continent" says:
Marion Harland's new book, Ewes
Daughters,' is, perhaps, the most re-
markable work Of the kind ever pub
lished. The graceful and sympa-
thetic writer, whose hand has al.
ready done so much TO tighten the
labors aud brighten the lives Of her
sisters, in these pages admits every
American mother, daughter and
wife to . series of confidential talks,
every word of which is instinct with
candor, good sense, delicacy and
sincerity. No man can read it
without gathering from its pages a
new lesson OF tenderness and sympa.
thy Cor The y~oke-fel:ow OF his life
10 mother without yearning to ins.il
it's truths into the tender heart oil
her daughter. aud no daughter with.
out learning to honor with a still
tcnGcrer devotion the mother who
has died @ the world that she Nigh,
live III it. The author recognizes
fully the fact that the writer's of al
such works have forgotten hereto
fore, that every new generation faces
new duties, exists under new condi
lions, and that yesterdays, guide
books. are only half:reliable charts O
to.morrow's journey. She speaks to
the girl, the wife, the mother of to
day, and not. one of them should fai
TO read her words. One can readily
imagine the father giving the volume
to his budding daughter with a kiss
and the daughter thanking him will
bright eyes when she has perused it
pages. Marion Harland leads ever,
reader, to think upon the most i'm
portant Of all earthly subjects, AM
in fashion that IS sure to do them
and those who are to come afte
them. good. We dcvou,ly wis
that every American woman woul'
consult IT'S pages and heed the les
sons Of this Charming nnd pre-em'
nently useful book. It's lessons ar
especially needed that the life of to
day may be made better and tn
hope Of tomorrow made brighter.
"Wondrous indeed is the virtue Of
truc bonk."-CdrtUle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07
WA. LYNCH,


Will visit Chapel Hill the and Mon
day in each mouth. All calls left with
Dr. 4. Il. Robertson or ID. McCauley will
be promptly attended 10.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07
We are your friendh
PARRISH e
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having Qualified ~ Administrator
upon the estate OF the Int Nancy Al
len, l hereby notify all person. having
claims against the said estate to present
them to me, duly authenticated, within
one year from this date, or this notice
will be plead In bar OF their recovery ;
and all persons owing the estate viii
please make payment at ONCE. This
Sth day of Sept. 1881.
W. +. MILES, Admir-:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

WANTED. Agents.-Now ready for
w Subscribers. The leading book of
the century.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON
d SPRINGS LASS.. A lure cure
for Dyspepsia. Neuralgia. Diseases pc
euliAr TO WOMEN. 81. For sale ~ the
Drug Store Of W. 4. Hayes.
Chas,ef Mortgage b,snks, Land Deeds,
IN iMortgagt f'ectI-, for saie u; Hayes
Dig a.urr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

Malaria, Chills and Fever, and
Bilious attacks positively cured with
Emory's Standard Cure Pills-an
infallible remedy never fail to Ire
the most obstinate, long-standing
cases where Quinine and all other
remedies have failed. They are pre-
pared expressly for malarious Sec
tiops, in double boxes. two kinds of
Pills, containing a strong cathart,e
aud = chill.hrcaker, sugar-coated
contain no Quinine or Mercury,
causing no gripping or purging ; they
are mild aud efficient, certain ia
their action and harmless in all
cases; they efectually cleanse the
system, aud give now life and tone
to the body. As household rene
dy they arc unequaled. For Live,
Complaint their equal is not known
one box will have a wonderful ef
feet on the worst case. They are
used and prescribed by Physicians
and sold BY Druggists everywhere
or sent by mail, 25 and so cen
boxes. Emory's Little Ca,harti,
Pills, best ever made, only Is Cents
Standard Cure Co, ia Nassau St.
New York. For sale by W. a
Hayes, Hillsboro, n. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-07

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Ons year. to be paid In advance, 31.H.
Six months, *l.0O.
Three months, so cts.
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GALE OF A LOT IN THE TOWN
OF CHAPEL HILL.

LOCKE CRAIG, Admir-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

NORTH OF HATTERAs British bark,4Is ton. sugar 50 ~
od aa TGi mmbs for ga
q - Iinseed - d5sc for American, and e. 3Sc tor
DI'sen and winter AID selling fairly win Iilces
irm Crude Menaa@on, S Whse ante 6rm o' ''"S
PFTROiEU -Fffmer. demand fair lte med OF lo test
IA ' n D' gsgd9gc in ihadephia aud baltimore cases
I IH &c home trade bbls &c Naphia sc G. ule
/, bbis now G2a7iqc. certcaies active ana mEnfI
at So S2aact October - 'aoi NV ''' w.
Sp9o SIns9II3lNspoRK ash lots have hetor demand
,1r f,1u cxport , chiefly on the wants OF ' l.,l
Wi % rothng done Tor future delivery ent,mhe, - 90
PA enc xra Ness s5 CITY Extra India Mos.
ia tCs , a5@ Il 1s oCUT MEATS have rctier
inQui- ana Prices hSld r [s ehe n h. &c. 1000 h
Iirslci BELIZE Itoic for Medium anu l'c 60
iick'ei Hams ia b sa9 90 shoulders j .c- smoked
iams l5s.al6.c. hIDDLEs nave DO, Salc 1 ~ a. ,or
spcc; supplies e. Sn an gic'1n h b II" n dl2d vr y
81 c ssr dSlyene. s0a2.e per 100 hsher c.Gsns
lave lrang AIRY ch'e 3ni demand io a, I or
steam SPOT 255al2 zoe. co.ine 275c 900 ts sepiem-
Ing 1887 lc . 90 tcs NcvcmDer 12O'ql2s2~ c clo-ng
IL icc.; 3jOu December l;s eal%Oit &c. cI"sng
~ -. $50 scer year, LIS Hl-" 90 ''o-hs
lc 80 ties January. ~ ale. closing II -oei
So 1c1' feotTsS CLOSING II 900 to- April IS
~ "s C,, Sa, am 80 tcs is 25c: Of Refined
sales COO Continent private terms qnoIe re Sl
w.
Is very iu ard prices unsettled an iaV ~ IA p ~
ouOta'v charrrf Iaf Frkius. TUBS ana ran ~
&c. Welsh Tubs 3D. az c.; Ai5s - lSl.I w.
Inferior lc Creamery, 2~d5Ic; hlgn creamery o. ~
Sic Western Creamery dsNc. Imitation Crcthe y, ISV
C.. Dairy. az c. Factory. is d CT E-SE pc
slow tu ihhis
weak however Factory sal &c; Western ia. ory
9QInLc e.: Western Flat 52dle4ci Creamery SKINS "a C.
.-...EGGS unchanged b. rec aud al srN Nul l." y
f-snl ANA nearby. 2Sc state AMI Penn wanna - -
Western and Canada. 2j@a44c, Western and canada
Poo 10 Good % n sc. a..
5sau-Lc do. 10; demand fair ara plces ABOUT
steady. -, .or
oEEDs-Generaly quiet nominal prices are 4oe@ lot
Glover 45oS Go Tor timothy, 81 3OGSl 80 Tor riAA anu
81 FOR talcutta Ilnseed
SUCAR-Eaw hrm hut with moderate trade only safes
7G hlds ago CeEtiin a. slsc: 475 HID do c'c o.
hhds. cuba. private terms leo hhds Porto RICO i'ei
Fair 7iaG ia sc so Cent iusal. $50 Refined .fln
and IN fair demand Cut Loaf s's Crushed al2c.: CuDeS
gLc Powdered. 4a-rgieC.: Granulatcd 90 c. Mouh A.
so C: COnectiOrers do Hi u.c; STANDARD 40 g:
Oa A > O. C.. White Ertrd &C." 0o'L-' neh1W
do o. 7 sq as &C.: Yellow "C," -d7 4cj Yellow, 4
al &C. - - c,,.
l3c )lc'ua glTine Stoafiuc quoted II 10 - -,
IALLOW-Dul and easier. + nne tity SioiG'-' s"i1S'
4O.UtN %. S2.0S7-c. -.
W OI.-Messrs Halioweu & COblfn Of Boston report .
good business Ia wool there at nTm and DuoJanl pioes
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STATE OF TRADE.


FioH! steady howard street -ai ~cera saper'ae . -
CIV INNS sqp-r 400 H. '3 49, Ma DS 5 ao,
A9Oe WatdTn wnier sc1 .o5i 81 6tet 81 Bar
Augu- ~ .Oas, ~ S,p,',,.t 'i D o.,,, ~.
January .O.s nd Coul--oulhein Wmte 1-ti 10
- lc 0at.-~outuarn. 40a4ic. Western ~ h.f- i2aIscf
do MIea 4Detlc .y4hS 1 9, ooc ' gis. a
ma a"a NARY sa y 90 e7 er oao-ed cav Ground
AMER =, 55asG, No. / BA1cis' nom Minnesota
spin. wheat %. -, Rye Mkt iIe. - 70 NO" ~ .i4
s55pn+# 49, re f.oar q e.. 30 "i9ln . o2et y e,
Aober 80 5oqs - Mhte wner s6 -5gs7 81 E ,
W, S,ptni,g .. 10 Jc.o5cl.si iJl Noycmber - q ali
ir .l. NO iiad ,,,utr- u o. com MIA No. >
OF. quiet Western 9 trags quoted at , ace 1d5c for
Sew Mostrrn. od We-iriM y.e. hai.ey fuJe,l
canada az 'oc.fal H. HiHIL from ahiUt. i'i 't
ft,G ncs-cicd cornmeai quoted: coarse 81 G54tI 20
Ir cTd M Feed aio-'i Guar -ISI4Ia 6e ,an
~ rdl-wneat -c Corn pc oats 5~e. Canal frosh'' 10
pin la, - 81 30 common 10 Flnc, 3Hne-otas
- leisnis 81 s2q1 ~ G'l'G "Ga rs lt'' sos 53
Wheat heher heguaT 9aGas4 9epemper; - .ay va. sS
So Red %gter e sas ' ssg gs Ss2e%SsG
~ }c' ,oDe, sr,trIrl,r 40 October; 20
Noyemoer so cacaso 72ns sc a Et,T9 s.
J1.sry 5 e Nav: i5,c ali the var; Re eced. 81 re.
cats easier 7seilc cash 81 &c September 81 i TO-
October go a" e. Nosrin'eI a. 'i 't' 40 - -
heIecten -. NJ i.ii .eti Srt, a.
20" casn, ~, ~ - =, sti,,o or IT, cl II N DAMAGED
al - -5N4l 20 - '.s.u i''- o.
y "1 Chocc russian = oM Iu''' $3.50. t-y"t,s.
Packing stock l5a 4ti2r- LF2- nIh,I ~ ~, &c.
PorS higher a, - % - 30 P. i,,rv = . ~
Al, ~ "a - n. ~ ~, ,,,.,,
81 - ~ wv s,tetn,T and orio,er l-2i,aIl7 C.
!. . tn.,tI f,. t,4t. / f5a Il. 4Nc
November iI.iVa 30 ~. .l. .'i ..i,-t m
lt.l- t .ar "a 20 far,, .t.a,rr ate lrchaurei
- ''r '"'it - f,.,, T.. I.u.,l.,
Whl7@'l NV - ,',I'ti' - s,1-4 -.
'iNDlANAi a. 49, 80 H''o'' a., V--f,.r III
Fancy - =, -. t 80, H.. "a - octoh"r sic
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seady-Bee Gear CITY Mesa Det Dbl $40 oo 30 Packets
~ 90 Hams-SmoKed I6l99l &C. 10 SAT- petre llcI
smoked sides lGc 40 IN salt lic' shoulder. IN ry SAT
10 ~: DO sm9ked &C. Bellies IN SAT- lo"I2 -
9o smoked lGg ae 20 L9rl-oly Kettle it 10
western Kettle i335. a." srsim' i5 Is. do Butchers
Loose. 225. Buttcr-Creamerv Extra rennsylvano vel
Counvand New 1tra TUBS 25A2>c; Firstt 20
&c western DAIRY Extra 1igs'c 10 Good TO hoicf lss
SlNanla - 1oi western @pH-p2G Cheese-NtN-io iN
Fun 'ream llAal2c. Western Fun cream. 2cs do ralr
SKINNED. &c C0ree-Ri0. $50. Sugar-Kav dul NJ -
a. tc Tor Far to Good Refining Museoyadoe+ Refined
9nlet Cut Loaf galci Crushed. sac. Powdered 800
Clover ga 4iaci Timothy. e. "5Vs3 jO FaIsced ~ 80.
Tf'u-Nlh iti brlh - f51plo 90 NpnnG rlbODdt w
Petroleum lrm Refined IN DOls &c; Cases, Toe "hskey
81. Log. sept: ls.-FlOur steady Triple Extra SO 50
- sOds5 t. wheat tetv dui. 10 Red Fail a9as5Lic.
etshi e813i4c. september; 0ifa9oa-c. October; 9ic
all the year No. 3 Red Fall. s7i4sS, sci No. Z,
49, s51Gs4e Corn higher a 6la6tae cash 81 sep
47ilc. January. 1850 all the year 1890 May. oats
Swes az o So2G32e cash 3, q3i9 sepem6er: b ,ae
an the year Rye steady at '4Rq jjc Barley steady
ItsAa iUa -c cutter straiy Dairy 22G27e creamery
PORK higher AZ 80 40 ca.b. go 20 september IoDbng
or 81 70 S9 January Bukmrats firm shoulders, !Oic;
shoulder lie; short Rib. Lei short Clear IGc
Lard nominaly lower at J. he keoeipts-Fiour. 1900
bush. Rye 5000 bush: Barrv II 900 bush. Shipments
Flour 900 bbls Wheat $1,000 BUSH Corn ijOJO bush
TOLEDO. sept l7-At the noon Board Wheat steadyi
40 Rcd spot 99iac.5 september. g9a4c October
g9Nc corn quiet. High Myed. o-1gc No. spot 81 @ci
&c -epienber October b5Acs NofemDer 2ec, al
TENDER 3aa,c October, 32i4c November 323,c all the
year ReceiPs-Vheat, LOO! bu.h. corn 7ooQ 9n,a5
bush; Corn. 1900 bush. oats $500 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19


MS Is.3 bead J. D. Waire- l'5s6 hea1 j.. Msyel liz
80 head r Joseph- 1873 head. Meyer Ecgenstein, .
= lehman Bros. 5-5 lead +. reppe-, y bead Kahn.
3l7 head tOncy McPAc son, 20 hcad T. l. Lindsay, -
lead. .
cocio siccf- - r. az &C. IS 10 ana 90 Per head Il
Co. J. = r. at - 81 DO 1850 d. at ~ s. 90 LOO D.
81 H. is do I36 b zoe for Klaus nae 1T: - ken
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stag I10 D. at g - ID OK. go 10. =. io3 g. 90
Miller II Ohio steers l71 d. at II &C. % To- IT, do 4Zto
t al re. for caldwell: x ohio Steers, i,5il b,
at ISc Is fol ? lindsay 10 Texans. $40 H. d, 81
ior A.2brooE - Keatuc1, steeis sars and by COWS
ii$s Z, IT SC. IS b.
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II d 500 d. at sac, - do. 81 n az So 81
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lIot Steors d9 H. At IT, % d. "a 10. 3Il io At
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~ iS gi 1p Co for Ioyers, o. Texan. o42
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and s. pcl head Is texans So % At c ana u per head
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