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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-21
STATE AND COAST NEWS.


81. Cohen, aged "a, described 90
ramp, had foot crushed and an arm
broken by train at Los Angeles.
The frost has damaged the vines in
Napa county, the viuey ards near the
mountains being principally affected.
In the petrified forest, Napa county,
Gus Lutte was stabbed by B. Mslon-
-v. in dispute about the trepassing of
stock.
A dog fight in Eureka drew an
audience of 500 people. The Leader
wants to know who said the town
was dead.
A noted bear hunter named Nc Coy
died in Jail at Yreka, Cal, Sunday
morning from the result of continu.
cd spree.
-Four frame buildings were destroy.
ed by fire at Dayton, Washington
Territory, Sunday. Loss $4,000; in
>urance 81, 500.
Sea. shells and crawfish rem aims are
10 be found on the top of Lookout
Mountain, in the northeastern part
of Yavapai county, Arizona.
Forney Bennett, for the murder of
James A. Moore at Dixon, CAL, last
February. has been found guilty Of
murder in the second degree.
Salt Lake City is so full of strang.
ers that not only the hotels but many
private citizens are taxed tor room to
give them accommodations.
A man named James Moore suicid.
ed at Lovelock's last Friday by cut.
ting his throat with large pocket
knife, completely severing tie juglar
vein.
NJ. Rhea, once wealthy resident
OF Alkali, Or, and for years keeper of
a hotel there, committed suicide last
Wednesday. Excessive drinking led
to the act.
The Saratoga paper mills ct San
Jose were burned Sunday night.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The stock destroyed was principally
straw paper.
In Goldendale, W. r., liquor Ii.
cense costs $4,000. The condition of
affairs in that town recalls the good
old days In California when whiskey
cost fifty cents drink.
Mrs. Myrtle Clark, of Salt Lake, q
grandniecs of Peter Cooper, VITO has
been heretofore quite poor, has fallen
heir to $1sO,OOO, supposed to be a
bequest under Peters will.
A Guaymas dispatch says: General
Crook aud Generals Carlo and Topsti
have arranged for joint action against
the Apaches, eschewing all technical
tiles and intermediate etiquette.
Ons-half the salaries of the Oak.
land police force have been reduced
on account of the low state of the
city's finances. 1t 10 feared that the
same course will be necessary in re-
gard to school teachers.
The notorious Portland thieves.
Dixon and Wise, have been indicted
for robbery. On being arraigned,
both men pleaded guilty. They re-
fused the offer OF legal aid, and were
sent back to Jail to await sentence.
In reply to communication from
Governor Tritle, asking il the rangers
would proceed against the San Carlos
Agency, Judge Reel stated that the
rangers would protect the lives of the
people, and were now en- route ts
Sonora. -..-.
Mrs. Loveless, sent to the State
Prison from Humboldt county, Is
likely to obtain Q new trial. The
proceedings of the Supreme Cnurt
state that the Attorney General ad-
mittsd error in the eighth instruction.
OF the Court.
An Indian known as "Tybo Frank
about Eureka and Belmont for sever.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-04-21
C. "a. Rulison,
Dayton, New.
Supt.
DIR. LIERIG,

Dispenssry. Cor. Geary and
M son Sts., San Fran
cisco. California.
THE COLLEGE INsTI.
L tute for he cure o. all
sPEcIAL COMPLICATED and so
called lNCU ABLE CHRONIC
DISEASES DR.. Liabig's Ger
man Invigorator is POSITIVE
LIZ GUARANTRED TO cure Ner-
vous and Physical Deb.lity,
Seminal W. Oh ness, L ost Man
hoCd, Spermatorrhes Loss of
Energy. Nj ging and Dizzi-
ness in the Head. Melanchol-
ia. Hopeless Feelings, Pros
tstorrheA, and all the results
of youthful imprudence and
excestes Of mature y ars.
The Loctor, q reRslsr college
physician from Europe, will
agree 10 forfeit one thousand
dollars for q case the Invigo-
rator will not cure under his
special treatment and advice.
The reason so many cannot
get cured of Weakness and
the above diseases is owing to
a complication, called PROS
TAToRRHEA, which requir-
es peculiar treatment.
n, fahfafc Inyt.,auatow NJ
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THE MAY

THE MAY
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and
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NETWORK n. Y.
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cARNocHAN's OPERATIVE SURGERY.

Contributions to Operative sur and Surgical Pathoi
ogy BY. N. CARNoCHAN d., formerly Professor OF
snrcery in the NewYork Medical College. surseoninCet
70 the state Hospital 1850 1871, &c With Lhographo
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prouosals.
PROPOSALS for building n steam vessel fol
il lie ~ s. Goat and Geoletie snryey.

PROPOSALS for building a steam vessel for
Il the u :. Coast aud 0eodettc survey.
u. \. COAST AND GEODETic SURVEY OFRcR
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate, wi be Tecelyed al
this oe unu ~ Jane l. lse3. AID opened Immediate
IL thereafter for buIdng wooden steam ves4el for THIS
service. - - 49,, 49,. ..ron,v
feet nine Inches breadtn teh
treme eleven feet inches dept displacement seen
hundred aud eighteen tons
BLANK forms which proposals must be made speonca
tons Inform ii0n can 10 obtained on up
pcaton the photographs OF me survey ~ t
j. Is HlDdAhD ShpellhtenteuG
NAVY PAY OFTTCR, 80 /
81 STATR-sf, NEW YORK. April ~, lS-5)
PROPOSALS SEALED and lNDORSED on
Il envelone Bid for supplies Advertised" wil De re-
cesved at this office until ~ O'clock MAJ 1883 Tor the io
lowing supplies Of the best quality 10 DO delivered wun zen
days the date OF order frce OF expense al the navy
aBIJREAu CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR"
One barge of about 700 tons anthracite coal 0est
anaTttyl broken, for engues 2,2th ibs per ton - .
The place the coal Va rars provided oy te
government the Ma, Yard Wharf and the quantity De
vered be paid tor at the weight OF the Navy Sard
scales
To he dry and free from slate and dust $500
The % reject all BIDS mat may NOT
he deemed a anita EeOus 10 the Government 49,,
lOusIbic sun.s required Tor the prompt anu iA'
ful delivery OF the SUI D. les awarded.
Blank forms will be furnished al tins ONCE. ,
ered THOMAS T. CASWELL
Pay Inspector, U. 3. Navy.
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Goruordtlon Notices.


NOTICE. Sealed proposals will he received
~ by hr school Trustees of the 10th Ward at The hall OF
the BOARD education until My 1858 for erecting two
sfarwtys Grammar SchoOhOuse No H. For full inforna
non see CITY Record; for sale az No = CITY iial.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received by
~ the artment OF Pubic Parks until lay 1883 Tor
and appufteDances regulating aud grad
ing various avenues aud laying cross walks For
uii city Record for sale at No CITY Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received
~ by school Trustees OF the Twelfth Ward az the Hall
school Bnildng ll9 n. Ave- A. For null information
CITY Record, at No. City Hal.
NOTICE-Pr0pOsals will be received at the
~ Of the Department Of Pablo Charities and oorreo
ton No 60 Sdaye uuti Apn "a lSSS Tor Roq ufoeeTGs
IrOckery, Hardware, &c For lul Information see Ciy
hecord; for sale at No city HAIL
NOTICE-Sealed Proposals will be received
~ by The school Trustees Of tha Nineteenth Ward At the
Hall OF Board ~ Education until Aprii "a 1885 for erect
Iron stairways 20 Grammar SchOoouso NO 10 For
full Information CITY Reeord Tor sale AZ No Guy HAIL
NOTICE.-Leases o. certain Corporation piers
and bukhe,ds will be offered at public sale by order Of
The OF Docks OF the Exchange Saesroom No III
broadway Friday. April a. 1888 ~ l2 o'clock For
full Information the city Records copies for sale at No
City Hail
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
the,r ohce No sol Mottst. until May 1888
ton OF house North Brothers Island. For full In
formation SEQ CITY Record, TOT sale ~ NO z CITY Hall
VNO CONrRACTORS.-Se proposals will
be received the Office Of the Department Of Public
Charities and Correction No GO 5daye until May g. 1883
for tho plumbing and materials for pavilion at Aims
bouse course OF erection Black Island For
full Information see city Record for sale &c No Cty Hs
V,O CONrRAC ORS-Sealed Proposals will
received st the once OF the Commissioner Of Public
aCity Hall.
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feqai Notices.


NETWORK SUPREME COURr.-THE
~ PEOPLGOPTHE STATE OF NEW.YoRK Va THE
KNICKIEBDChER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
So,e u hereby gwen that pursuance Of tho Judgment
enere this action no - day oil December 1885, ID
to ode the ocrs OF SCHENECTADY County and n con
onuy with PROVISIONS O order OF tho said Supree
Cont made said action on tho sth day Of Jannary lSsS
aud entered IN the oce OF te cerk OF schenectady
COUNT l. Cha les H.. RUSSELL us the 10
said tho knekerbOcker Lie Insurance Com
many located CITY " do hereby require all
intend 20 assert any claim Of any nature
wha-oever whether based policy o. lilo Insurance or
upon other contract liability Of any KIND against mo
Naid tie KnckcTbOcke. Life ance Company or against
The property q OF the said insurance company OF
AGAINST the receiver thereof 10 exhibit their re-
with Of tho nature and character
thereof ne such Office No b2 william
Al IN the city NewYork before the 10Th day Of Au-
gust iss3 thereby make hsmseves parties to the ao
non proof such claims 20 be made by
The claimant such other person "a aha have
knowle &c 81 the ftcts =. 49,. 81. -
s shall make default and fai 80 TO DO
within prescribed for thai purpose In sai1 order TO
vii on or before 18TH daY o. August sS viii DO
decree maize In this action, and
from par cipetlon in the distribution OF the assets Q, Tho
aid Life Insurance Company under SAID de-
circulated New York, January 10: 1855. =, o,aar,,
jana lawW30t On tlES n. hOS Sosaar
Receiver Kniekeroocker Lite insurance company
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and "a mite slack at tho close: Prices ~, Lue
lower and weak iew sew posase vide range bermuda
WEAK p''"''' r.,,,.
81, good and the condition ~ OFTEN very
moor STRICTLY choice lots OF nearly al NJ az ees
low good many recent arrivals been entirely WORM
less Charleston and sayannan fels rnilna here
on saturday Monday they were small and pbor n 81
bnt e5 bOes6 half barrel crate being me
me season" Virginia is nearly done Tor tue SEASON.
tnero quantity arriving from Baltimore
for which prices rule low ana ssse sermuas Onions
and selling fairly quoted Old Onions very ou
generally poor and low
Potatoes. Rose. East Beets, Bermuda per 49,, n
DO Name Fanny DO lorida........ 10 a. W
per d. D. bbL.... 2750 On Squash, Fla, per o1, IN
B RS S aas State sdS Sc R9ssaranipi bb ooe2 90
Peerless. State 250 kale. Bat. bag. bO@ oO
r sInI,i ne b5i tiS 70 reT bb ora so
Fl rda,ner bbI 4 OO1 90 Spinach, Norfolk ,oo., ,o
dried - 3 90 rs Do BaIf -. -. 900 10
Onions White por Tomatoes, bermuda, az. 10
no Y Vel SOC S0 Dsr 400 so
Green Peas saw Tomitoes Fla, bu ., an
cScnmTef Fla fla. Aspmagus, chm, -
per crate -. 2 OOG 3 sol per bunch 800 %
Egg Plant Fa.per 80 DO No,iolk-.--."' 20 20" ~ N
bu. crat'......... 5000 % Do Mu......----- w ~
String BE ms Fla,
per erate...--- oO0ZOoI
MILK.
daily receipts OF k and Cream az tne
railroad dsribu pot' IN and near the CIV TO- We n
OF Cream Srs Ha,Ie% ii cans Of MIX RIVER so
of MIX and y ems Of Grea@ HsTt ahd Horh
800 cans OF MIX Central OF NewJersey BOO cans OF m<
and cans OF Cream Midland 1897 cans o. Mik ana ~
Pns Of Cream laneous short routes lIO' cans
Of 10 q Team The total daily average receipts
2O02 cans OF MIX aud lso cans OIL cream lug sup g
prevented great f1 IN tho price Inc surplus HAS
sol on the platforms tor IL 40
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Ocean 9tedmers.

A NCH0R LINE. q. s. Mail Steamships.
"A Sail from New. York every Saturday for
GLASGOW via LoNIONDERKY
From Pier 20. North River
BOLIVIA, April 20, a m ClRCASolA, May IL, a. m
DEVoNIA...-May 8. sP m: ETHIOPIA. May 3, 8 p M
cabin passage 500 20 $50. Second Cabin, $40,
steerago. outward. s2a Prepaid, sli.
LIyERPooL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE,
BEL9RAyIA sails May ~ June ~; July AZ
CITY OF ROME june 9, July "a, Angus, ls
second CABIN and Steeraye above
Anchor Line Drafts Issued At owest rates paid free Of
charge IN Engani, scotland And ireland.
For passage Cabin Plans. Book OF rours &c. Apply to
HENDERSON BR0l HER5. Bowling 1feen.
BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and direct line 20 the South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECF
CHAEEA LAflIE A,UO tons Bat. ADJ rs.
CHATEAU LEoYILLE, 1000 tons Tues, May 40.
Travellers tor France spain and Italy Pyrenees Pau,
Nice &e, will save Tine aud expense by taking this ine
Cabin Including Winch ESQ., steerage sz5.
RLRBOULANaEl, 40 Bsaysrssl
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EnsiructloiL
For Bows and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--Private tuition,
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash las w 45th-s1
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, NY.
Established 1854.

~ afternoons Thomas reeves 'Asb TAO W. 4otn-se
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT wAsHINGTON. NY.
superintcndensNJoHS B.. HAYS. MD.
Boarding School OF the highsst srafe whose thteotod
end and scrdppoasy followed Is e. "oa9 az ga el5y ags
the eelngs ~ rrd9n never taeiI s MAJ s
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Hudson reached by the sath Avenue elevated Road 70
lohs ca 5 aS meets the arrival Of any
more beautiful healthy place emoeace CON
handing the most delightful scenery or more atraege sur
r9g9dngs are not found aons &c bn n'
acres o. aDa ,St ssasod o and ~
EFPIs f FSR al "a 1GeGiR soo1''
University Grammar school, l, 4Sl Broadway,
ssa s'1 ao5 Gna
Art schools-City
MRS. LOUISA b. CULyER will receive pupils
sfy NG9q1y 60. ~ n pHAwFT9 AID A hN
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NJ Nj HART Il I Vi A. A. !. BELOW
For Bows and YOUNG Msn-oouutrv
LEXANDER INSTITUTE-M;litary Board
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DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned Or REJECTED osnddaes fssssed
or winter StocAOfdHe Mass. Z. HUFFMAN.
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st
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jersey --6o" ~ Rev. A. O. CHAMBERS. Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
n IN hHs la Information ''
For
/ circulars add1ess Col CT WRloHT A M. Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ssss cosisrIc so o RYA
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For boy. $1,000 YEAR RE asNSY frArlocK Principal.
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Principal gesat s mon hath, ny ,ns s1au snd
CWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIA
- ACADEMYH2 mites by railroad from Broad;st sta
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THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
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dress W. L. GUSHING. Rector.
For Young Ladies-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
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HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies. Tary-
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Mem 11utliraiions.
HARPER e. BROTHERS, New-York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
GAMES AND SONGS
AMERICAN CHILDREN.
Collected and compared
by WILLIAM WELLS NEWELL
eyo Cloth Ornamental Cover. 81 90.

"This work contains elaborate descriptions OF e
m.ntsto the number of one hundred and Xy-which are
in vogue among the various sections OF the
states together with of the rectanons hk'
formulas the melodies which constitute inc no'
Mating portions Of many favoriie games The ooeoou
haen frou and with sorupnous TO-
gard to fulness and accuracy no point OF view from
the author looks this apparently tr'vhl snoe' -
the student Of folklore Examined IN ths' hs"' "e "a
pastines of the COUNTRY prove 10 be an mpoi''n' anu
hranch Of the history of manners and customs OF
the various periods In they originated ana epoe
of mectnyal times with admirable skin MT Ne"9 .n
the various games explaining their aiusons nu ~
meaning and Conference expressions used In familiar
which appear to nothing moro than arbitrary u ,n
tepieible ,argon he ustrates the fac' 'nAo % e.
and sbIsn OF half thousand years ago ~
b tbe n,usement of the youth of the present day.
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THE cRIrJSE OF THE CANOE CLUB.
by WILLIAM f. ALDEN,
Author Of
.The Cruise of the Ghost" 1.-THE Moral P1rates q"
ILLUSTRATED.
l2mo, Cloth ST.

"In this Bttle young readers VIII have ohahce "
,eney the acquaintance four lads whose
thev followed so eagerly Alnens former stories "S
time the bows have the forunate posesors OF lou
canoes in which they make cruise thToulh SONIC Vi '
rivers and lakes Canada Just In proportion as eAnoo
exces row boat saboat I'm its easy notion It's deRh
fu and liability capsze so do the experiences
and this cruise exceed those OF the
crn,se that have preceded exctcmont piouresqueness
ana e,era tn,erest Mr. AIdens stories for young readers
are INN Of the genial vat clever handling OF amusing
situations won him such brilliant reputation as
huuOrist"
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fnrses an0 Garrla yes.

CPAN OF CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE;
> u trk bavs hands and q hit yolrs od sou
ard ind also double cafrihg and double sleigh 10 d
agons ruessos robes coaclmans nyory, &o' sein9 70
an estate 20 owneTe stable IN sing snug
iInd son Address REL RAG, sing Slug, " "
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Menu pubiiranons.
TINE NAVY IN THE CIVIL WAR
I. i. THE BLOCKADE AND THE CRUISERS.
ByJ. RUSSELL Solely
Professor In the u .. Navy.
xo, ,omo with m ans nd nlans

vol, iemo, with maps and plans. 81.
sProessor written admirable book His story
clearly with sufficient animation OF style
narration truly be 10 be graphic and
spirited III Army aud Navy Register.
The book admirably written treating
included In tho title Of the
Sfon Navy ct the beginning OF hotes the growth
AZ and The methods adopted by the
ernmen which still subject 70 debate The narration Is
srougaout and hHnated and has fascination
Professor Solely honestly and frankly.
tiers describe the efficiency and nature Of the block
during the gve good idea OF this most Inn
gDorfaut operations. Hts 1 OF
Scrsns interest," and lastpg vaus."[ Brooklyn Union.
Tne descriptive logical portions Of book are full
If valuable and read
the two succeeding volumes will
snxioasly looked for.''-i Boston Globe.
The two remaining volumes the series win published
during the spring.
2. THE ATLANTIC COAST.
BY Rear Admiral DANIEL AMMEE. U. g. Navy
8. THE GULF AND INLAND WATERS.
By Commander A. T. MAHAE. U. s. Navy
ssFor sale By all oksolss sent postpaid, upon
Sspt Of prcp BY
CHARLES sCRIBNER's SONS
7xsAND 745 BROADWAY. NEwYoRK,
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Recers for the week t46 Rgs mst week lIyS pEgs
hing nd bremen Their only slight variations ~
the dung week EeceTts OF Creamery are qulte
irbt and prices Sustained rest ands OF tlgn are
TO bling az Bic fine Pen sy ania at 29ae and average
Ge lots OF state at 28GZgc Very few OF the state goo
show up nd vet they rue frtn "a g o.ow nhest
IGp, Kansas and Wisconsin marks are running
be fer ana fo lots show consider .be uewm'k hiyor 2sc
1, easily oDtanei very few o. The offerings howeVe are
GOOD cnou~n 10 coll above d26c While the hne grades
are nte outside quotations on qualities drag ~ the d
Ter, ne m mice Snal cream trrame nave
afTiyed and sold at a. Reooius OF new tate parry ere
seaiv Increasing but the demand for extra ana ext hs
mas inpfoved sufficiently C keep ho market vel ca ed :"
those grades indeed there were no more tn snongh TO e.
ronnd the basis Of 20 nc iO best haiiubs me
atter Tor invoices practically goot as seccuon9 Olh
grades improve with Fine Very COCO les were SON
az 81 &c willie ordinary tubs went slowly ~ &C
and below Welsh Is In fir suppl aud only eXceptiona
ma indeed the Bncr mnat run
uniformly thar figure Od Daily Il WORKING OFT
GRADUALLY at steady pnces the stock ha remain. u
TO small q have important lnluc co on the gene al na
let Western limitation Creamery Is running quite leoI
an ily few Weilknown marks can be placed ABOVE a.
Vor lille Factory arriving mat viii grade above seconds
Exporers bd Ice for oil hrss % ship 20 EnElhd re
cell 4 grades AID there ~ no present ou ~
German afvces are not iaVoac ana DaAets sup
fi,arV auf " illg q
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DOpULAR SHORE LINE.

i FOR PRovIDENoE, BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOE
Three daily (sundays exoepted 20 Rsson az
m %. (parlOr atached, aud 10 IN. with pAA4
cars Sundays Mt 10 NJ with palace sleeping
W. fOfflts Asohis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-25

Under confirm light arrivals OF Live Poultry and O very
from killers the rket In fairly active firm
Frozen Poultry working out steadily at firm prices Fresh
killed generally poor
Chickens and Fow:s moving rather slowly barely
steady Nearby Fowls and Yearing Chickens dull but not
plenty and held unchanged Fall and Winter roasting
Chickens Winter broers rule
week but about steady
pons squads steady further advance
Wild Pigeons lot OF 10 H. arrived Friday
which 75 obtained from local and 81 in
of dealers English snipo and Ployer
steady Wild Ducks duh and nominal
LIVE P0utruY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-25
Qeatners.
WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE
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Receipts for the 1882 pkgs Peas 340o bush
ENpors-BoanG B72 pkgA Peas. 422i bush ITpofts for
the week 800 bags The advance in state Marrow Belns
has check ed the desnd both from exporters and obbers
and marx dull; 81 90 Is the general
ing price only be obtained In small way late ses
for EXPORT we're at 81 80 free board Medium are selling
slowly 40 IS rate for Wholesale business
thine doing in Pea White or he1 Kidney anu
Turtle cup Beans aud quotations mainly nomine l.
condition al rio Ell picked lots
oa cd in lohin9 yav nj 81 80 ami lines bought
7b0x n. Tno West seems to be Wen SUPP e anu VIC
low Prices nducemcnt TO make uthel pn chlses'
G Peas qui but show no material change III price
geans MedIum Pea Beans
cuoica lOH<2 l5 small chOire.. 2 goa go
DO Fair 10 Good 1 500 QO DO. Marrow Pea, -.
DO. Marrow ... 4ba2 an chOlCe. inp0 40
IN Fuir 10 Good 2OUa % DO to Good 500 2 90
Do. Red Kidney, Importd mana ,o1.,7x
White Kidney 30. Fair n Good 4n0 go
choice . ~ 5000 3 70 Green Peas...... 25s 18Th
sonp... 275o 2S5