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CROPS

We have had no rain for two or
three weeks, and consequently crops are
suffering very much. Cool nights
have not been favorable for young
cotton, while corn does not have a
very vigorous growth from some cause.
Vegetables seem to have suffer5
more than field crops, but IL we can
get a rain In a few days 1t viii do
much good. The ground Il harder and
more cloddy than we ever saw 1t be
fore.
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To the Public.

We would respectfully call your attention to our
CRESCENT NEURALGIA CURE, just introduced
TO the public.
We guarantee it to cure Neuralgia, Rheu-
matfsm ana Govt, in few days.
Mr. T. d. Clement had suffered for years from
Neuralgia, obtaining no relief, except from the ill.,
lection Of Morphine, after which the disease came
back with redoubled fury. lie finally discovered
this remedy, OR ESCENr NEURALGIA
CURE, aud found, upon each application, that
ceased altogether, and though several years have
elapsed no pain has returned He found 1t acted
upon his neghbors with the same results, both for
rheumatism and Gout as well as Neuralgia. 1t is
composed entirely of vegetable matter, and is free
from all pois0n-entirely harmless.
Il cures HEADACHE, SORE THROAT. TIRED OR
SWOLLEN LIMBS and all innammatOry diseas, s. Ii
is sade from Roots and Herbs that grow in the
South. We ask only a fair trial
We append few Of very many certificates we
have received:
HAZLEHURsT, Miss January 9th, 1881.
Mr.. I. ID. Clement-l take great pleasure in be-
ing able to say TO YOU and all suffering from Neu
rdlgia and rheumatism, was unable TO walk for
two weeks. Mr.. C. gave me 2 bottles Of Neuralgia
Cure. aud in three days l could walk half a mile
without n crutch or stick. | had u bottle left and
sent II to MIS-. X. J. Catching, who suffering
from Neuralgia OF the Face. For such you will find
certificate with mine. X. X. GILBERTS.
IIAzLEHURsT. MISS, January 9th, 1881.
This is to certify that have used Clements Neu-
ralgia Cure in my family, and consider II 4 most
efficient remedy. II. J. CATCHING.
Bs-Always shake the bottle before using Price
ONE DOLLAR per bottle. Manufactured by
CLEMENT WOOD, l63 Common Street, New
Orleans, La. We solicit orders from all Dealers.
For sale by HUNTER A HARRINGTON,
apr23-ly aud BYRON LEMLY. Jackson.
For sale by W. II. POTTER.
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PROF. GUILMETTE'S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.

| WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
Ask your druggist for PROF. GUILMErTE's
| FRENCH KIDNEY PAD, and take no other II
the has not got it, send $500 and you will receive
| he Pad by return mail"
JUDGE BUCHANAN, Lawyer, Toledo, o., says:
| cured me of Lumbago in three weeks time.
MY case had been given up by the hest Doctors as
incurable. During all this time / suffered untold
agony aud paid out large sums Of money.
GEORGE NErrER, J. p, Toledo, o., says:
suffered for three years with Sciatica and Kid
ney Disease and often had to go about crutches,
| was entirely and permanently cured after wear.
ing Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney Pad four
weeks.
SQUIRE N. c. SCOTT, sylvania, o., writes.
have been great sufferer for IS years with
Brights Disease Of the Kidneys For weeks at a
time unable TO get out Of bed took barrels Of
medicine, but they gave me only tempory relief.
| wore two Of Prof Gumette's Kidney Pads sig
weeks, aid now know am entirely cured"
Mrs. HELEN JEROME, Toledo, o., says:
For wears have been confined, great part Of
the line TO my bed, with Bucorrhps sed female
weakness. wore one Of Guimette's Kidney Pads
and W. cured In one month"
H. D. GREEN, Wholesale Grocer, FiEdlay, o.,
writes;
IL suffered for rs years with lame back and in
three weeks permanently cured by wearing
one Of Prof Guilmette's Kidney Pads"
d =. KEEsLI "a, NJ. d., Druggist, Jogansport,
Ind, when sending In nm order for Kidney Pads
writes:
II wore one Of the first ones we had and re-
ceived more benefit from il than anything ever
faction than any kidney remedy We ever sold"
RAY a SHOEMAKER, Druggists, Hannibal,
Missouri.
1--WE arc working up lively trade in your Pads,
and are hearing 81 good results from them every
day"
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highly favored and is better relshed
when eaten with potatoes and garden
vegetables ; stewed with sweet herbs
II is II rare delicacy. The hams and
shoulders Of mutton are excellent
when sailed and smoked. The tongues
of sheen are superior to those of cattle
and pigs. Mutton is more easily di-
gested than most kinds of meat, and
in delicacy ranks next to the flesh of
chickens and small game fowls.
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$40 ! !. !. +: ] T
N ~ Outfit furnished Free with full instruc-
iii III tons for conducting the most profitable
VIII business that anyone can engage In.
Viii The business is easy 10 learn, and
our instructions are so pie and plain,
that anyone make great profits
III from the very start No one can fail
who is willing To work. Women are
as successful men. Boys and girls can earn
large sums. Many have made at the business
one hundred dollars, in single week. Nothing
like il ever known before. All who engage are
surprised at the and rapidity with which they
are able to make money. YOn can engage In this
business during your spare time at great profit
You do not have TO invest capital in II. We take
all risk. Those who need ready money, should
write TO us at once. All furnished free. Address
TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine. Feb. IL,
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MASTERS

MASTERS
n EALlN NC olNTME NJ 7 i.
physicians cheerfully recommend thi. ONT
MENT, and say that q has no equal a. q heal
ins agent. This Ointment Is recommended for any
q the following diseases, and all pui poses Of q
Fsmii, Ointment.
Old Ulcers burns, scads, Fistula, PILES, sprains,
Bruises. COINS, Buniens, Sore Nipples, scrofula,
Fever Sores, Sfings and Bites, Pimples,
Eruptions, Chapped Hands Cuts
Wounds, Feions, Boils, BARRIERS Itch Tetier, Ring
Worms, Cancers and Old Sore< sore Breasts,
and ali Burns caused BY Oh Explosion.
THIS OINTMENT ALSO CURES ALL ERUP-
TONS IN HORSES AND CATTLE
Dirrctio.s for Usng Masters' HsaiiHg 0snfnenf
Apply tsfce aday other Ointment, mornins
and evening the voundcd par needs no cleaning,
the Ointment keeps the paff perfrcty clean and IN
a healthy condition, consequently no sap h 70
quired vash Il 81 and ID alvsys lesvss ths shin
IN n pure and healthy STATE II vill never becoms
rsncid. nor deteriornfed by climate.
Buy Il II year Druggist, n he has none r-t him
70 order Il Tor you Use none bot MASTERS
HEALING OINTMENT
GEO. W. MASTERS. PsoFnlrroR
For ale Wholesale by wHxkLocx, FrxLAr o.,
and 4 l. Lroxs, Ees Orlrans, and By Druggists
ect19eoly
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WATCH LOST.

A GOLD WATClI-Magic Casa last week
y A liberal reward will lie paid for its return Il
the owner. q. ii, SUTHERLAND,
March 10, 'Sl-St
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The Georgia wheat crop will be
short.
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;!E!IIlaa
J, 1881.
and GARDEN.
s. n. STA CKHOUSE.
SORGHUM CANE.

8 to communicate with the Editor
hent Of THE COMET, will address s.
ESQ.,, Crystal Springs, Miss.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NETWORK. Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1881
.snrs- rn,s are stsaay at lac and Pearls 6ac.

AGNES POTS are steady at size, and Pearls 5c
a. Wt. yGTy a @% aa9 aaCYfS
BUILDING MArERlALs.L umper t s.' BTicks ha We
eyapeed and are quite active Lime is steady unasr
better bPi9e,s cs sRaee :saSs random
81 bale. for s ps &c.
Ts1l Lme-R0ckland Common 81 TO- So"s 81 ri ~
5 GOuP Pdtsn SIi = j. a5ass So English 81 so
asa Nails SO 40 for iOd to 900 Ian fair SALE Sperm 10
1ct d. Patent S0S3}c. Adsuanne, IL to 10 oz 10 2e'
C6AI4ntRacitei is unchanged The production rs eGn
sdered excessive and yet STEADY liberal supply and
more steady We quote: Liverpool House Iane 750SI
sSISb s Ss d g. s. FToyaeia 75s Pennsya9a
and Wesmoreland Gas q ~ Nest STf b1 Anthracite
5h56E. g G9S % g SGa us0 g5$l
sugar with heads IS nch 81 9 m b o o So
s IS Pipe shocks g 5SS$ f EIgiy
HGSPs a j1s Moderately active at steady
COCOA Quiet MaIacaibo zOe; y is 19I,iis'' ~
l5e English German sag c
grades hdmin Ordinary Ca[goes g@i2G
Including fair lac The oC tat a AGA oi rs Sn al
Teston G0i bags at New orleans 2SO26 bags at NOBLE
200 eas "a! s1SaRa Bags Total ooG5 bags Stock
in second hands-Newur orleans 2le2O bags; batne sI6
SS Bags total stock $25l5 bags aoat and leading
for United states ;!, states 70 % 6eioSe s0C
b035oo BAGS total Sisbs supply q Ra@oTe gS 6Sss
at NewYorS SS2 bags. Todaysales Of 1000 bags eS
ioIsA9 @G Isy hands ga Dass Mid grades stedyde
mand falr sales 400 bags MaaCaibu eN Claudu -C aES
%aScaIo " generSiy quoted but several lois Of
choice, which epecay scaIcg u9E1 Isr't2 c ii a
A2e 3T0Yspo Cotton quiet steady unchanged sales
l25 Gales tt53 evening" inc ung 500 hr| I" r
port % bales Tor spinning pelyrr'd on Ga
AGAINST . s5S bales this day and $500 bales
last year since september /, 3ot4sl OiIeS' against
s Dol 1853 during the same period last year.
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OFFICE OF TIE COLLECTOR OF ASsESsNENrs(
AND CLERK OF ARREARS, Z


July u, 1881.
t,ce NJ sale OF lands and enements for u
1871 i7I 1873 1874, 1875 and 1876 and CrOton water
rents Of 1870 ISL 1872 1873 1874 and 1919 under tho
direction of Allan Campbell, Comptroller OF the city OF New.
Work The gned hereby gives public notice pursuant
Ia he uro vision the entitled An act for the collection
o. taxes assessments and CrOOn water rents IN The city Ot
New.York and amend the several acts In relation
thereto" passed April :. ISL ---.- l..
Tba The rspectye owners OF all lands and enements in
the Cty OF which taxes have been M ami con-
Grmed Situated IN the Wards Nos 10 - Inclusive Tor tno
wears ISL 1872 1873 1874 1875 and 1876 and now remain.
ing due unpaid and also the respective owners OF
lands and tenenens city Of NewHOrk situated IN mo
s which the regular Cr0On water r. MS nave
heen laid for years 1870 1871 1872 1873 1877 ana u ant
owe now remaining unpaid required To pay the ,t
faxes CrOtOn water rent so remaining due ahu ug ~
The Clerk of Assessment Clerk OF Arredrs at his ONCE IN
The Department Finance in the Court House. W.T. lno
interest thereon Of per cent per annu as pro-
vided nv hapter 33 OF 1851 from the Tine Wsn
the same became due to the time OF payment gethL
The charge of this notice and advertisement and deiaut
shall be made such payments such Iahls anu 'sns,
n,ents will be sold at public auction at the new
1ourt House. in the City Hall Park, in the CITY OF
noon for the lowest at which any person sa
aneT Ia take the consideration OF advancing o
water rent as the case may De- ~
Je and unpaid interest thereon aiOresdd ~
and all other costs and charges accrued
and that such sale be continued from time TO ne uh M
The lands and advertised for sale sna oe
For the redemption Of properly 80 sod ,Sa eof
payable upon the amount Oh tue purchase n"H0' ~ ~
p ia hereby further given thar detailed statement OK
nronsrty ON which taxes Croton water rents , ia
paiH ia nubShed in pamphlet and that COPIES W Wy 100
pa,lef are deDosed In office OF the Collector u
nens and clerk of Arrears and Will DO " s"' w.
son applying for the same As CADY,
Collector of Assessments and clerk OF ArreMs
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The daily for tie week a. the various roint
Of df-trihut,u louWzs Irr Hallway POO rtu- 90
Cream of Mills. Harlem Ill"a.. ], )" o.. Now
iIut.u 80 Hudson RIVER liiil.ttt $40 d"
Midland I.IutI Loo of t.ilL and go ui ID tI
N,wNork tty ant northern Railroad. $50 cans ~ MIX
i.sclguepu. nearby tuutr lGuu rIu--ini. 300 IAN"
MIX 90 quarts each and 2hb cans 90 cream Tie prices
al winch the surplus sOI tr PLATFORM tNr4s'
80 u.i can. opening the and ti,-!u. I So
Farmer. pII 1e- Tor their crtnb.r Mih Good
,!t uy Tho fact thI retail deal
e.s nay 100. pea quart supply their customers with
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probably correct Win the exception OF
Factory Tubs and the bc5tniOrmed dealers
that the full aOck i from iUOOJ 10 10000 packages
more than given In. ASIDE from increased hnncss
for grades Of all the different esshcdous there
little change in the market The supply Of Creamery
larger hal has been bat there surplus of strictly
goods state parcels are 6bbel at 3 ahd Fine Nest
readily ut 3iC special brands reaching Soc
But unc5 quality good enO bring these prices
hardly possible to effect sales BE. for state and Sc
Western Fine state Diaries of Ftrkins moving about
AS arrive u 2SC but the bulk Of the Darra
are scarcely above good aud sell at 250l6c Western
limitation Creamery and Dairy Of choice quality and free from
finds ready market AZ top quotations June
Factory about before fresh made goods sell mainly
At al &C. choice, OF which there IL but little coming
forward $4,000. Bakers and packers buying low
grades l5dl7c and there Is stock Offering below tho
former Quotations:
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Brushes.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED 5Do AT rh IHE
fIrst.s sos Twenty thirdst, corner Elghth;aye
Nh ~ Fast FOurteenths, corner Union square 200 Third
ave corner Forty.seventh-st tho HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos IOOl and 300 rhirdave, corner One-hunnfedand
twenty .nfh.st. up to p. M. at regular 0hce rates
DRJSHES of every description ut 315 Pearl
ID at oppose ck-slip all articles at lowest prices
JOHN X HOPPEL, manufacturer and importer
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per Dbl si4 50 do Packets s3 30; do No J. $13; Beef
Hams. Stlaf23: India Mess f22 90 POrkMess, SD Extra
Prime. SlB 5OdSlI 30 HamsSmOked, l4l2al0c; DO SAT-
potre l22al3c., SMOKED sides ii 0l24c do. M SAT- II
al &c; Shoulders lrg ga DO. smoked. 92D
lOc. shoulders in pickle Sa9Jc. do smoked loOlO2c;
Bellies, N salt llal2c.. do. Smoked. l3c Lard-Cty
al2uO. Western Kettle, 1900; do. steam ~ &C. 90.
Butchers Loose 1jOc. Buttcr-Creamery Extra Pennsyl
wanna 80 3Bc, do Western. 3l15Jc 10 GOol 10 OHoSe'
2sa29c. do. Frsts. 26927c; Western Dairy Extra 70
a27c. do. Good 10 Choice 22U2Je; Rolls, Pennsytya-
MIA and Western p are. EgCsf nnsyIvania II "a -ci
Western, l5G20c Cheese-NewYOrk Full Gre IN, i3@
lic Western Fu Gre l3i2Gl4c.; do. Fair u Cool II
az g. do. hall skinned 10dllc pcnnsylyana ski1m9u,
for Fair Good .lslning Idscpvllpes Refined.
steady Cut Loaf Crushed and Powdered lO's Gran
unchanged. Fassecd. 81 so 81 80. Feed Bran ~ OOO
So o.: spring SlsGS20. Petroleum nominal "blSAeY'
firm: Western, 81 IL. ~.
ST. LOUIS. oct l-Flour quiet and uncl ted, Wheat
cash; 81 Az October 81 52l2 November 81 Qua Dece.
bef IL 'o2 January; 81 492 AL the ear no 40 - %
81 2c cash 81 Sc October; 70ac November II @c Decem
47sc octoDer; 4Si9c. Noyember 492c Decem eI. rye
better AT u IL Barley dull; Choice To tancy ~ 10
PORK lower at SO o. Rukmeats lower Tor sides shoueIs
~; Clear Rib $40 jO0sl0 jj Clear Sides Sh So Bacon
quiet; Shoulders 9sC Clear Rib IL c clear sides lzo'
Lard nOmnally $l2 10 Butter and Eggs NORMALLY IN IN;
changed Whisky steady II lG Recelpts-tlouI 4OO
bbs Wheat, 900 bush; Corn, y 900 Dushi Oats loVV
-Four 1900 bbs Wheat 10000 bush Corn. 4lOOO Dusi
oats, 1000 bush ,
roLEDo oct I-wheat weak; No. Spot and october
81 80; november, 81 5ll2: December, - DIP No.
Red, 81 81. Corn weak No 2 November. 72''c.; De
cembor. 73c all the year, L. oats du ana nomina'
a. tne cGse-Whelt stoldy no ed pot ~ IN ~ vosr
~ 40 Did 81 491i asked com staayi High Mixed 1isc
bid; Ma. 2 spot &c. bid 7l1ic. asted November &c
5000 bush. SUPERINTENDENT, 5000 bnsh; Corn 45OO
bush; Oats, 5000
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LIVE sTncK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO, oct. 4. CArrE-Reccipts to-day 255 head;
total for the thus tar, 1000 head for same time
last week, 1000 head. consigned through, 2'1 ears
market eady and unchanged no extra tte on sale ~
good shippers so CherOkces ~ BOA Stock
80 ~ 7O Common. f3as3 Feeders 1JQ$l %
SHEEP LANB5-Recelps to-day, 1900 head, total
Ia time Last weeh'
$500 head; consigned through, market qua ana
unchanged; Fair Western sheep at 43 5u64 ZO
Good do - jO0Si -; Choice, g
HOGs-Reccips to-day, 1Olj head; total for week thus
far. ,OOO head for time last week. 1000 head
consigned through "a caro- market Ggi ana pre- lower
Choice NOrkcr- - 1896 6 Light and
common, - GOHES 30; Medium at rs fO3t6 ~, Choice
Heavy. quOtable at IS S0HtB %; - uns0d
LOUIS i.-IIOs--f( let; Workers. 70 ZO0.b 80
Packing - lUaS6 G Butchers 10 Fancy 20 b3G9i 20 re-
Ccipt-. ZOO head; shipments, 1900 head.
CArTLE-Hecelpts, 100 head shipments 40 head market
good demand best shipping steers Dul none
here; Medium Fair SjdSj Ca, Naive Butchers steers
% 25aF4 20 Choice NI i've Cows and Hciius - %
- 3d. Common 20 Fair - 2Ja+ Good to CLOice Grass
Texans - Jtbfl ID. Common To- 'ir,r2 % p p.
SiEEP-ReCcivts, 500 head shipments, 200 hCd; supply
Ist poor quality, Good To ChOl,e Milton, wanted at
80 jOa "a %. Common - JUdf3
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WHOLESALEPRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
IoI the week ending oct :. 1881
pyA

Receipts for the week-Eeans 1857 pKgs.. Peas li7o
Exuorts-Hrans y Uks- Pea. 49, bush. The
ca Is have increased considerably cIei- active local
demand market nm ant higher Western buyers
are ptrcla ag freely Rochester ami other pOus la the
bean Sronns which keeps the excitement there
and has marked IN, mirAet The quality of
crop Of bcus Is gene ally ggo though some buyers
little under Mediums, Icd
and White kincys are firmly held Stt5, ana The
tendency i, In -tlcrss Mdfr'wS strong al :" 90
Red .uld ~ = uur2 go. would bring
~ 7Jd.2 Black Beans he'd hehcr ~ sympathy WIN
The adj yanrr the nominal asking is -
Green PEAS AYE higher Irrn Black Eye az
riyng more freely weaker. II Is said that they arc
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Gelp tl)ante0.

XYTANTED-AGENTS for the authentic and
w complete Life ofJAMES A. GARFIELD from childhood
In burial by Col ell with introduction by HIS
ceency John d. Long Governor OF Inc
want this book. Address b. b. RUSSELL Boston, Mass
VNyANTED.-An experienced man to occupy
w irresponsible position In the handling purchase anu
calling OF horses be well acquainted win Now lOIk
City Address giving references ami In own Handwriting
A. L. c., Tribune 0lhce.
NHyANTED-ln Worcester, Mass, refined
French TO assist In the care OK thfeo
growing children and must speak correctly ana nav
nest e2erences good and pleasant home ADDRESS
Eating where IA New-York C1y interview may be hal
Mis-. j. s., care Tiffany & Co. N NJ
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IIypurolt. OF 4-Po.s-r~luc Hcs,-E1,tsrn Steady
49,. Western. Iru'r o. -. BloDl-cunperlnd Ct5.
hrucr q, JpL Snort RIO sieitt a.. tpd. Long IrlL
g. 'lcl. dulW u Dd. Hams Long
cut ian ~ jtO,S.. ,uputsrs, new, du a. bce-lnia
Moss nome here. Extra .lctA Iru g. ~ Prime Ness
Ia.oN -Pnmr tt,, st'tty e. 3d.. tdrrentl'- >1,ri g.
steady 10 49, Ru-iu-Fuc steady at H.. com.
10 m steady a. GlLrT. Cheese - American Choice.
ouI az o. Lard on none hr.. Fpur-ENira
state RI .Hdy a. iYI Wheat-No l. WAITE urW-rI Il.,
-p1u- No. uuu,r 90 lugt Ncw Wu,er " stern nrtnrr
"a ID d.. southern Water ,tHtiE 90 u Cora -
NIytIi ola steady 100 t.l,i. steady ~ t3L cot
tous,.u OiI-I,4pw American. Nome here Rp,!u-C"nnDn
at .ll lpI s.stiy a. u.4l d. spirit, rIrJ attn. Lpl-
don. steady It 81 .d.
IRrGrupf- oct i-3.'iG D. m-"rrIdsuNs-stroug. Corn,
a urr tor Nrw Mixed Western Flour p:d'l pl
per rcuta Western Frl. 3d. per- central Tor tanuidn
Wheat ID Il 3d. California White IL 5d.1 I'd. TOT
california cub. lp24lu -d. Tor Red western spuns aud
Iu HU.. I fr. tor I.,t winter
fyr.ru0I oct Z. - Receipts Of Wheat for the past
rrara,. were 2iJUOJ ,,uIis. including 100000 Ameri-
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FErlTs, BERElEs AND NUIs1 DE- =.

Recepts Of ricd Fruit week, 2,772 pkgswth
pkgs OF Peanuts and - pkgs NJ Pecan nus Apols vi
Dried Apples $50 pkgs There Is bnt h. chlnge 10 Ute
fruits Receipts have been lhgI, bll ~
cep wheh for extreme prices, have been r,Hy pt
The Keen ge Oh, but think IL Is owing 10 te 60 Lu
weather rather than lack OF confidence IN me Io
a usually wellpOstcd dealer III Se'u-
be me General that the promised cooler weather VIII
make a more demand, and that prices Tor me elIv
and Peaches viii strengthen dRlI soHii
fruits remain last quoted, with stca
m, A varieties Peanuts selling slowly at unchansu
prices Chestnut. Offered al - PEI bnrh' ScliceS
4, Iirk mi arrlN d
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REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK Tuesday. Oct. 4. 1881.
The following sales were held ut the Exchange
salesroom to-day;
By Richard v Rdrnett
/ 4-stOry brown stone building with lot, Nc /, G27
LexngtOlave OF l03d-st lot 25Ilx95
Walter Pinkney: sloSoo
llOth-st, NV cor OF 4th-aye,; lot 20xl00ll.
Walker I5Oo
cor OF lthave lot IsTi0Oii; Hastead li5oo
By Hordio HenrtQues
3-story same with lot, No 329 East 17th-st.
Lewis -,,o '',.',...t:: -: si,s7,
JiSts lot s5xss Robert Abbott I.77s
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
3story brick dwelling with lot, No 2J6 Hoytst
Us, 81 fl n OF Degraw-st lot 20xS7; Charles sny . -
l similar house with lot No ll7 south 4th.st n s. $50
II e OF 4th-aye, lot 25x964: Bailey. 1868
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
Brewery, icehouse with acres OF land aud ice
pond az about four acres, New Rochelle; ! A
hIpp $1,000
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Georgia. Choice,
FRrITs AND BERRIFs-FRFsH.

trea 1866 bbs from Boston 900 bbs fr'iei, 80 ot
OF the shipments from all Pc MS lo Do WIZ
io LIVERPOOL, 377U 10 Glasgow and 1876 10 London. ApP
are arriving freely. but small proportion are IN goo"
uartcularlv those from the Vest. choice IIul
able at fair prices espec Tally red varee, suitable o h
pers common stock there Is no bottom 10 ices nc
receipts light and with most OF me SION
good order receivers hold ont for pretty sim prices
al White ~" rLd-Z - pht isNh
Rarcripcs late CTawft e quick M - 5odt5 liuIns
scarce and sell readily dOtatOns Choice ice nous" ai'
ctts sold up 10 many lots have ut kept well Au soe
All other varieties, ~ in prme como tluh W"
an good demand GTaucs abundant, nnd very dI. Pr
portion 81 the receipts poor Really me st'h y
IN fair priccs Nitrmcus and Mu-knclous scarcely worm
,lnus Crinbcrrics have q fair shipping demand bu ne
local trade git estimated yield In Ncw Jersey y
LARGER than wear whlct the Cane viii not lave over l"o
thirds nf last years crop. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05
STATE
CHEESE.

Receipts for the week. boxes, week, 50 e37
eoies corresponding week last year O4z7 boxes Exports
Ioi the week SoO boxes time last o. 81 boxes
LIVERPOOL cable quotations dun at 59s Freight by steamer
70 LNePoo los od cs The official figures of the amount
OF stock IN TINS city October l227gJ bOIe 81 $3.50
cheddar shape aud 20 1870 fiat shape That figures
long way from being correct IL opinion of
trade Figures don't lie y an old saying and dealing
ceipts from May 70 October 1979O17 boxes during
the time l5s 1919 boxes exported leaving y33
Allowing the home trade 81 have 600
10000 boxes during the above time which
tany liberal allowance and there would be- i73 boxes
the stock held here October
account OF stock unless some plan be devised
which absolute As 10 Ia done,
merely The market for nearly all grades Of cheese
has been dull With 100000 boxes
pool and the cable steadily declining there IL
ducement for shippers 70 operate Few positive orders for
lled but OF the sales
are Of medium grades that than half the
ports receivers account There was very Little doing