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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-25
EIcERE- TngIeflnrA0.,'.

EgcE8's- TFSI7O flE&h'f
lo thr owners of lilT-ps Cattle. Aop -tnt
Follirv hayo iHa received frlH o.
ligrner h.ieafoWn. fl. ifil SUPPLY D' .
'-ich-Noi J riig'' Cattle Powder go
fhe blo1j c...r ,' system. lr'.'..n- Dr
,.i.,saa. in 'af,ir >accp. -Nii... ali i"I.fi.
iu-.ys Horse and Aiul" tprl-sH t.r ar.
rcriciy iur all di-clsrs ri the Blood. ..r
MGs,i's &C., tc save Of the food lo-t un...
cc-tc'i if thc ordinary say of feeding
Farmers Union cs;t.ie loa irr-'1 iH-
crease the quantity ard qualify of1i..f. Better
Flesh. Fat. &c.
Aizo COR di1ribufioa q 20 ~ pliy b o,4
on Practical Farm = 70 r''ir'' yol H'.i i'
LAT you can get one liiri u0-a Iffia.i
and os such quality that briier t9 ui.io i't
bling from o o. iOc rer pound unf. iA.H
fore. and that with tlic same a'n, H- "i FOB"
nov used y0a cln feel one t'ifi
az ai ;he food eaten riii Dr. ig'iy lif
through iAo action ~ Toe Liver lnFT
and the Phosphate. added 90 .a funera
uion Cattle Powder inft@ art i-.i.
Call carly and fake Csc beHeif %. tarc .'''-
able inventions wi.hol. delay
fOur truly
Dr. CHS. T. PRATT Solo 'f.
March !, 1873 CnatciDnu, ". III"
TTNE assortment NJ Tobacco and 'i-it
} Smokers Article. % fhe Drlt sore Di
Dr. tdAs. J.. PRATT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-25
J. W Ptf SING n. /. BELLE..
Blessing s. BeIler,
Successors 10 James W Butt)
Cagpsnteys and Builders,
Charlestown, ". Va.
Charlcstown, ". Vi

MY health being sucll as to neccssitatc re-
Nj linQuishmcut Of my personal attention 20
some portion of my numerous business affairs
have turned over ilv entire Carpenter and
Building business 80 3icssrs Blessing K 3ellog,
hitherto in my employ Both are competent,
energetic and faithful, with abundant expert
enc and all work entrusted to them will, /
ann sure te Faithfully ami satsfac,oTily exccu-
ted JAMES ". Butt.
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Il. pcTsons Indebted 20 TIC undersigned as
q former Agent of toe y. Dc d. z. x. Company
Tor Frci.bts. 90 Commissioners or 90 the l'ie trm
ofSurry Il Lock, are nu;.iicd that payment must
be made at once. ...,.,.
July -, 1873. }. y. : A""a'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-25
Harper Ferry& Valley Branch
y. ~ q. X. h.
TOOK effect Monday May lith, 1883
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

$50. 2,s daily All other trains daily except
sunday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-25

manufactured erd sold byJ. . g. Ncyan-
der md J. a. Wellington are agents for JET
fcraOn County.
VALLEY FEGTILiZER COMPANY.
March j.. lSN2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nv,yyoRK Aug %. - BEEVES - Receipts to-day
go c"ri or ILL., head-4I ears, at OOth-sL II ears.
a. rsev City ard cars the Delaware ana iackaManna
aroaG for T. Joseph. OF the arrivals al Jersey CITY 10
srs export Cattle for 4. X Lngham ana ~
Safe were consigned TO COney " McPhefson LOT tneu
ssion business. At 6Utlst stern q MetLger hau
ears OF Fair Good Butchers steers wlcn were pur-
chased expressly for them In Chicago by Wahe ana MT
E@sman OF Prime and Extra steers Tor
sh,nment 10 england alive and III dressed quarters
Dressed In fair demand this morning AZ Ssc
ior Poor to Good Western. Texas Beef sold NJ o2Sc
per 10. - -, ,.,, aen tvo Va, ,,a ms, thu 7 yaian
Monarch for ngham nnd l62S quarters 81 Beef Soo
Mutton on the Alaska Tor Josepn raStmai
cA,VEsReceipts to-day. l3S head72 AZ tOl and 10
nj Jersey city. at closing prices OF YESTERDAY
Common to Choice Veal, at 1d9c 10. wnle oassers
and Buttermik Calves were In lair demand al a4oc
per H. III, ,,..,,.,. N,o,sa, a, I nj a. ner
H. and Dr essed and Buttermhks at '7GS &c
per 10. ,-- d, -. 80. .,o Wal. 100 m
az 10 70. at S7sci Al de- O3 b at sac 40 100
a Lc do, LAG 10, at Sci do "a ID AZ &C. &c. a. o.. a.
a Davis sold: FED Caves ioo "' ~
10 Gras 2Oi 10. ut Axe. IT., o,o "A a, 4 lo..
Hume 4 Mullen sold 70 buttethhAs' az 'o Nv -
S ked Caves. 204 ~ at . nc. ,a -. O., ao do la9 n
az Tao. , ., p,,,.rniha 2l0 H. ut 41c.
SuffEp Ann IANBS-Recctpts To-Day, U ctis VI t''f
hsaf1 cars az Jersey CITY, and cars az M 49,
t,rrer fee,ng prevaed but prices were not 49,
an me saSeior quality Of the stock generally was 'Shn
NJ CON aaraton Sales OF Common 70 fIulo .nsst
"a Lg0ic per ID, and VI Poor " Choice LANDS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
Yasterdav. Todd
LOSING PRICES OF PHILADgLPHA STOCAS
R.aarki bu Ioax q DAVIS & Co. II WIL.st.
TUESDAY. Aug. 29-P. N.


The transactions in stocks to-day l4O2,l3l
shares are only 5000 shares less than was yester
DAYS business. The dealings were characterized
BY Hore than usual degree or feverishness, aud
the fluctuations in some instances were wide The
final result is higher figures at the end for ma
ieri.y of the stocks than were yesterdays closing
prices But the whole business represents only
operations of daily traders Yesterday end to-day
special efforts have been made to create the impress
sion that there has been liquidation OF the specu-
lation in Delaware. Lackawanna and western py
the same interest which has unquestiona6iy hqul-
dated IN Lake Shore. There IS good reason 10
believe that nothing of the kind has occurred the
special siren Oh which was exhibited this afternoon
by Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, ana winch
carried ITS price to 120ls traced 10 yesterday
sellers of Lake Shore Lake Shore. after huctua-
hons from 101 G100os to 1918 and down 10 1913
closed at 100l2-l2 lower than last evening-winle
Central and Hudson, after 114ls at 10, closed a
higher than yesterday, and Delaware Lackawanna
and Western after 1882 at 1908 closed g hlgher
tnsn yesterday. 1t now seems that yesterdays
report that the coal companies had agreed 10
sasahce schedule prices for coal was not true Inc
heading Company has proposed 1t, but the otnef
companies are slower in learning that 1t does not
require two parties to make a contract; that with
every market stocked full OF coal, and
railway tracks covered with cars loaded
Win coal, upon which money has
wen borrowed, the consumer as we'll as the pro-
eucer Is an important factor in the making OF a
pree. President Governs experience OF 1876 and
100 seems to have profted him little. Yet his IN
noence to-day 10 the management OF all the coal
properties seems to be powerful. 1t is said that
penser and Rio Grande has discovered a president,
W condition that for one year he shall have
ao'ning to do with the financial operations OF the
~mpsny; as that part of the management OF the
eonpany is likely to be the most important part. 1t
~sns as II the company might as well be without
president as TO have one on those conditions AT
rle close the stock market was excited at generally
1 oest prices Of the day but the call board Tor
..oAeis never presented fewer demands for their
.s'enhen at the doors to receive orders from GUS
toners.
= lar amount of business was recorded in Gov
Snmehl As and 4l2s at unchanged prices the bids
~ us Is are q lower. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rissr. Vessels md Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Aug %. 1885.
GENERAL Market REPORT.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Aug. 2s. 1881
AsHESPos quiet at sc. and Pearls rule almost NOM
BEEswAX-Ar.ivals large and prices show weakness
BUILDING MATisRI lLs-in Bricks a fair movement
sap s' and e higher at 9o Ow
fairly active and steady amber mas had Npr sit
general Ess n Increment g won Pale upE es
ce%sa 40 hOi Fns y 4osss Is LS y per
Loco Lime Rockland Common. 81 do Finishing - ~"
state Common. S5c; Finishing 81 TO- Ground, soa9Do
Lumber Eastern spruce sl2qs1 Tor random eargoes and
SO 5QSsl6 90 for specials White Pine quoted S
GC si7 Ssis Tor Box Boards sisssI Vel
DST NJ E9% sss T oaS Maple
s9 gs4c per W y9; and ne pef DO Go
crate demand Al So 10 co.
CANDLES Unchanged -.
COAL-The movement Anthracite has continued rather
aud in view The expected general advance on tne s
the petition well sustained Inc nSa AZ ths rem
Crate - 90. Las u no. stove and Chestnut 40 Pea - ~
81 10. latter Tor the best
CoRDAG-Has fair saIe the basis Of 10 Ia for Manila
10 i2c for sisai grades.
COoPERAGE sTOCG-Trade IA still slow and p1ces 10
extent are nominal Emnty Hogseads 81 - Y ,g
2QGs % 90 % men y Ho{ S 10 ." do i3 feet
COCOA-Quet, but about steady; 81 Domingo lV Glle
Trinidad lGG1c Guayaquh loc Maracaoo 23G2sci Cauea
CHICoKY-Ground 59sGsLc.
COFFEE-spot oac for old far and l9e for
new DO the $40 here IN st hands
14I7Ol bags the t1,ai At az ports being slo.tI Dpgs
options quiet and points lower sae5 LOU va No. AZ
for o S sSS@aTy a eops barely
steady the following piices: sepeinbeI 80 'o 80 10
January 1895. Febrnary sGs0j; Aarch slOso2J :
A d la. Ssracaibo sod On pryase TENS
COIToN-sDot quiet aud Lice lower. sales 4O3
bales Goo last eyenins nenonS 81. 100 spnS % gS
the today oS0 Dales against go TINS a3 rs
hale *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29

Standard Consolidated official report for week
ending August Is shows: Ore extracted and shipped
to mills. 1,116 tons East crosscut, / 2OO level ~
feet long and the vein is two feet WIDE South drift
No is III go feet; the vein Is five feet WIDE and
looks we'll West crOsscut from north drift, 700
level is 4O7 feet long and is in hard ground South
drift from west crosscut No /, 500 level is III 80
feet and shows 3l2 feet OF VEIN North drft is |33
feet long; vein feet WIDE Uprase from south
drlft is up 102 feet where the vein rs feet VIDE
Upraise No 2 from the north DRIFT Is mp 80 feet ;
VEN 4io feet wide South DRIFT No. 2. $50 level, Is
in 752 feet where the vein Is feet wide. The up
raise Is up 215 feet. The upraise from the north
drift Is up 30 feet.
Bodie Consolidated official report for week ending
August Is shows: Ore crushed, ] AZ Il tons average
ASSAY value OF pulp, $40 OF PER tom OF talines
So So West crosscut, 1000 level. Is 33l ieet l9hg
West crosscut No. q from west drlii same ievei ~
DRIFT from bottom of winze No. is IN 90 feet
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
~ p Tuesday. Aug, %, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
SAN FRAScIsco. Tuesday. Aug. %, 1888
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

"
There was a slight increase in the amount
of dealings at the Petroleum Exchanges to-day but tie
Of the market canno be said to have changed
There wa a good covering OF "shorts" which main
tanned rness IN prices and the lowest point to which
they dipped WAS 81 O5as. Later there was rally to
Al OG7s but the easy 81 OOie1Sl O64 Ihe
nova tram the wells unmpOrtant. The new welIs
in are dry or poor while TIE recently reported as
rood ones are rapidly declining AT the same tme thee
- consIdcraDc short" interest In the market wnlen
wouid furnish the basis for 81 twist" II the "Duiis
would act vigorously. 81, 4. L.. $500
The range OF prices and The total dealings 'o-o9 Wei"
fniiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29

On, WOMAN WOMAN Mamma MANN ~ ce,, o1 Iasr
night papa Robson good as GOLD WITH the s sspsr
sslgsb dssioated Young hendi do hope IL VIII DC DC
Papa We'll don't .o s"O set tired Of him.
whayyss. from your description OF Bmythe fancy she
would be able 70 love him faithfully all her life long
Any woman would p-lPunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29

- snsactlons in State bonds we're confined TO sales
n missouri 6s, 1858, at 100. and 1887 at 107os.
'1 CO were no sales of city bank stocks.
10y small. business was done In railroad
and that at irregular prices. subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
LIVE STOCK MAaxgrs-BY rgLgaaApH


CHICAGO Ang. 25Tns Drorers' Journal reports ;Rogs
Receipts 1000 shipments 2400 marke, opened weak and
Ice lower Prices-Packing 81 5OgA So Packing ana
Shipping 81 9OG$j 25 Light So 20e$5 TO- skips 80 500
cate Receipts $500. shipments 1900 market strong
tochoce Shipping IS 40os5 90 Common to Medium
ShSSpReceipts 9OO shipments 200; market strong and
actiye prces irm. Saies-lnerior 10 Fans 501$3 81,
Good 81.
prPFAIo Aug 2S-Catle- Receipts to-day 321 head;
00o consigned through 1877 market steady and
Steers a. 50 500 10 5 Cool shippers,
g1g5 rs Fair Medium, II 81 20 Common. - 100
- 5 Cows and Hefers 81 1905 stoekers du at 70 10
asa 70. -. -, a., A., -, 49,.
consigned through demand active and market srongi
Common $3d$i 40, fair 10 0od Lambs 81 ~ 40 TO-
to-day $500 head total to- week thus lar
IS time last week l2OOp neal colagaed
AS easier for al good GRADES excepv
Yorkers alesGood Choice Workers. S. 1oGS5 80 Light
30. So 40: Good Medium 80 80 d5 Al Good Heavy d"
81 LOUIS Aug. observation-disclosures LOO. shipments
slow and dull: 50 75 IS; Heavy shipping - 70
$50 75; Light do 81 20; Common and Mixed Los
sSesS@Receipts 1000 head, shipments l.o0o; market
steady; Good Common to Medium ~ oOasS @o oooi "
Hogs~Receipts 1000 head shipments $500; market dull
Light 49, Mixed Packing 81 $685. Butchers ~ ~
East LIBERTY PENN Aug 2S-Receipts Of Cattle ,23I
shipn market unusually acuVe prices Hon
Recepts Of Hogs 21s5 head shipments market firm
Receipts OF Sheep head; shipments none market firm
OF former prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29

Receipts for week s3,l27 ast week Ioss3 *
n,,ts tn Europo G8.Sl2. Liverpool cable. 4hA OlHiys
Eyeia by steam Liverpool 2Cs G0s 10 London rs Ud
"a - "a CONNIE rcia day bills On Lonlor "a ~ SS SUD
Ixports from Leading ports lncluning honto. iss
ssk III BS7 pKg The market for STATE Factory mas ue
steadv in seller Deiter export demand snip
peis dlIed FOR fancy goods ON flluy os A.
perfect August goos III pelItcI
ct,ton Ine fine AMI most Ot me
M closely and the opening on Nioly
rnne very strong OJtc Leading price Ut ie
pLc at the Latter Market Exporters were oohpec 70 iV
nm 10 Ioc 10 Obtain fincy stock. and some marks were h
al lOsc sale OF very fancy August asaa whe 81
nan fancy. and but nttie Improvement.
Tha ouauy kinds selling today Is not laIge anu
seems 10 he little yet whetor orueIs wiz
goods hich arrive AZ Lno IHses
msin stock OF July and fear that they VIII htye
diairuIfy In selling extent as The inquiry hosty
taT aocy Augusi Night MIX skins nave Deeh IN
tighter snppiy aud mode ratey actYei &C oothsu LOT
nossibe 10 se Choice ct Sc TO exporters ana &c IN sA
fos TO home trade Those rates now rue anu lne tune "a
Wisconsin Chedar che SO afrivedi ssJ sao
Of me AZ oe but fancy would bring more money ONO
S1edar not pleniy muc inquired Tor, but heiu miy
oo Line Mid Fiat have In small supply good demand
ard higher grades inspected creamery
Leon mos notwithstanding the lact thAt to
eeiyers were wiling de tae low prices SIN iarthef
state Factory. Fancy - ONO Factort r'"'" nsh
Do 10 N nifr...... elO Creamery Skins ,
Do do GOOD 10 Fine s%0 9ai state Prime 29S3
DO sight MilE skins . ;si syiyanla, good.
Ohio Factory flata - 10. oAlms- an 20 ~
FINE Mild....-..- nHH o2I D"' 'Aii''' AN''-''' %
DO Prime. O2o '2i
EGGs - -
Receipts for the wesz, G3l pkgs lat week Sos" AUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
New-YoEK. Tuesday. August %. 1888.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FEaS

RECORDED REAL ESTATE IfhN7fhA''
xEw.Yoax cIrE
lst.sye $. lat II OF Grsnd'ave, oO1Ioo' y s7ro
Lynch wife 10 Robt Cater son - S'''
Aye;A, sw cor b o, ,-o''% ....... 10000
waers1 NO i9a; ,N wlinN'" mus "ne 10000
e7,b 4 3JD n W OF Sti.ave 75x2uo.l0 70 66thst
1-regular En@Aoe'h fe'sonNor $4,000
a7tb.t a 100 n of 10th ave. 25x9so; Nathaniel mn
% Ihsver ct al trustee. TO MCCOY o'ooo
wnIett;st No 49, Joseph oo.us''n anu 1900
2daye - i29S II 81 1Isn az $4,000
sSdst ps: 100 :, ,o,o ~ pds6 dsyWe u' $4,000
Stst SosA II o. ao hVe Harris r. $500
Ga me nronerty Ed Kreisoi ct Al TO John Ilonas
Iawis-st- IA o Houston-st, 3OSxlOV; . Ian
and wife Charles Hahn.
4Sd;st n 100 t v 81 bsta'e' I1oAiVo0 $4,000
lohfhst n g. 100 II W Of i1th-ave 5OxloOlii Ed
Donohue X w Downing n 49,.
3Ttl-st 1916 n W OF 5thaye "a otso,Vi Shs-
Intfs Waddeil and husband To inctida Csikk; -"'
l22dst SIS l1S "a. ~ o Of ,frs sdh Kenco $4,000
1851 ST. MS 2sa y x"f 70, .. 10000
mi oxe "a 743 Il a Of 44thst 25.lxSOt-lrreg.
uar: Gross and another 10 ''.s e 1900
,a5Yhst n 8 400 II OF wilisave. 2oAlOU Jano oos
Padley to John Murphy ii,oc,o. "
eoth.st n !. 1855 OF 3d.ave, 2OIlO0o; max poo'oi
to Caroline Brown. w
crandave n e cor lst-st, 97xlOOxiOVAlou' ~ kooo
Houghton Robt Caterson .....-.-'''''-''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29

POTATOES AND GREEN VEGETABLE
The marse. OyerstOcSe with lush Potatoes anu prices
,nyrr Tui weak Long Island Rose rarely exceed 81 90
in way while jersey stock Is very uu at 500
10 ~t.f- Ro have ueclned los p TOT thOce. sweet
Pof,toe. ia lighter supply and hfmer Less Green Cora
arriving and prices higher for utoee lots NaOD,ge sell
neftrr market quite lrm Pickles almost denuril-
zsd supply very BUYERS ABOVE our inside nsuIes
are. srarrs Lima Beans plenty dun and weak Tomatoes
allow and ivoing buyers Russia IuTnps eisler OhOhS
m heavy su D and shout unstable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29

Tho daily average receipts milk and cream at the yaroSs
railroad dsbuting points In and near the city iOf te Week
haVe been as follows: Erie. 4.4aS cans OF mix
and 2y9 cans cream; Harlem 2,503 O. ns
80 milk ana 3 cans OF cream New-Haven and Hartford
IOt6 cans milk Newlork Cty and NortnerH' Vie
cans Of milk. NewJersev Central. $40 cans, OF mix
ana X cans o Midland l,4s7 cans OF mk ana 20
cans OF cream miscellaneous short routes ieov ,sns VI
Lii anl IL cans OF cream The total daily receipts were
10 ASA cans of milk 3b2 Of cream Inc surplus nas
can QuartA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29

Apples. orange Pip o..o-- Common, Green ooz, IN
pm per Ss2 Is puR@s Dbl a. %
M &ayensisn 5oes So OO9i 90
unesdSsie ~ Oo@l 20 1T Dbl 56S5 GO
pi ter es' M ySh and crate @ GOAL 20
ri Eei. yellow Var. BRADSHAW. per qt. ia 10
icu,s fancy. per ,-- Giapes' W." DeiA 0,oo
IG les so ii ESg 'uto e2sl 10 oOaS
yellow 5yS F vaTiecs. yer case ~ Oos2 %
q: 50 m:fSs Is ss::
Tpriine Gaskefs.. l GOAL % Champion. up NV
bass ,as 'Os 500 90 watef@eioDs Nan:
Jes extra per 1901 90 a GonS RS ~ JeT
Jersey, prime. 500 s. scy STRIPES. per oo.,ooo
I upi?yer cS@,Gi $50 70 wsier@soa,
f?l. SOFAS so r. ,oS oSSg % %
Sep Del. per cfaa 1901 90 AIuskmeOns Hack
ID nv CIapp's en acS,I er b6;. o09l 30
Fav per bpl... o. q 00l Report per Dbl 1901 w
RE So u . n.auy. 5oe2 81
rtp Tor The weSs 81 baes The market continued
improve ny TO the close OK asst "eek o9yes gIa INK, d
snt placing high yas r on them Trade SsS Of
small anu there was too mite stock here 20 ca1se any
uneasn, Exporters LOOK All l9tS OF .es,aoe qM,Hs
% ga9s tSoasE receipts are Increasing the
vice. IRON The mop ards rather mere M
ouoted there would be sellers. Buyers take hold
o S AM % T5e lew seedlings arriving
orally j2GS5c but 10 reliable quotations have been
established yet.
stare Choice 1899 S29 Do, crop OF -26d2 q
DO Ordinary to Prime2o G3Ol California 1857 az
POULTRY GAME
Yeaterdavs receipts Live Poultry unusually heavy
Western and two Of SOutheru-and the
marked In decidedly lower and dull About
a AZ and hal carried over last night and two more
car of Western arrived to-day. few Large Near by
Chickens sol fairly good prices l6a ltc but small
Chickens hard 10 place above lac, and
buI Southern and " stern go AZ lac. Fowl
move slowly II &c., VITA more SAFES at TIE former sure
scarcely any Turkeys arriving they are CURED Tor ana
would 1rng lsc uickly Ducks s;il slow. average
ouatty being the Jew trade, which Is about
esent Geese IN moderate request and
In frccg celpL elected ami lower
Iressel turkeys continue In light supply ana re-
eye have prices to re for choice stock Chick
Gus ru.e quite nearly all OF last week but are selling
rather slowly to-day and the feeling IS less urn loo has De
for best stare scaded Inc eciIne Ia
Live has caused weaker feeling IN Dressed ana we
make slight reduction in quotations particularly ON west
en Ducs no. plenty and held abont steady squads lower
and dull. - ,-.....,
hancock In moderate supply aud steady BIckDiIds would
se fairly N here tle fresh killed NeniSon mas arrived
nom The West Sc for saddles and De- for fore
auartcr3 Plrtidges end VIA DUCKS Will DC saOe
legally after september l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
FRUITS AND BEaRIEs-FREsH.

FRUITS AND BERRES-FRE5H
The supply Apples continues in OF the wants OF
lower and weak. few fancy suit
Chilly exceed quotations but the average
fruit and sells our inside ngures.
Tho Of Peaches heavy all OF last weeA and
had the usual glnt which comes late In August nus ar
receipts have been tighter the general qday
Of the irmt and prices have averaged considerably
higher especially OF the Jersey and ryer
fruit which ripenng up IN good shape and needs only
little more In cng before shipping The ngures quot
eli quite easily obtained today fancy varieties from
any going still higher Pears are very plenty and
very The quality OF late receipts tend 10 snen
the views Of receivers, but the demand Tor IN em
improy ement Pums almost unstable last week
varieties forced oil at extremely low
figures a had TO be carried over. To-
day receipts ger and the tone OF the market little
rmer kinds OF Black Grapes veryabundan generally
ordinary quality and selling at low and rregu ar prices
Good ots Delaware and relatively nrn Huckle
berries selling exclusively TO preseryers; very little
CITY trade WatermeOns yery plenty and receivers nave
m en- shade prices order to Keep the docks Cleared
Muskmeons in heavy supply dun anu unsettled only very
choice / I rtac outside figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
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MINES AND MINING.

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Rece'yta for The week. 5OOjs pkga; last week 5000
nLgt .rp0rs - Iurvp3 Tor wceS F3oS pigs OF ~hleh
gr90 "a ta naiu There has been No Important change
In he naTset lce report supplies have been ye a.
and ne druand very moi from hJh efptef-fhl he
homo trade iuces generally ruled weak iLee mas
osn somb o quality IA tho Creamery outer ailNug
has been. scIlcully COMPARE
vy ne aud frmer than Other Auds hut Few western
n, "a cassug receivers report no
- - abo, u c Therc handy s.es renor,cd NJ
rr e w,eu 20 Il c Tho hone tlade Buys very sool
nuaf al 20 ExpoTtcs have generally taken socA IL iAhSe
OF j. a ~2uc. They have taken lew lois OF Souer ah
Wa.te and @wr.- Cream state OF VCIy chpco quanf ~
~ L Int have nearly c)nhne their attention 10 owe
ouae. -,aio half hrln ups have Orch IN lsh rc'
rf but heru enough Tor the "! ,c AZ va
state Dairy 1rkins have bren penlrr shd iOMer rev h
tufo las lalEry lhkrh
he IIarc Of IA ~ In ming Southern order they
oil, .2C at the close gopd ots can ne
bon n N ~ n .iqc No state Dairy dsh inJi 3rIYne,
and were inquired Imitation Creamery mas Dreh IN lIeiy
god demand quality not so plenty western Dtiy
las arrived quite nj odd only n1deiat' 10 INC
AMI home Trade TIE IN store has beca re-
d,,re-i ~ n any pucrs weak. but occasional O'o scec-
oys cr iipg quoiaionL Factory Batter has been uhusu.
any du exporters having given II hto attention, some
ia an SOua shading of pilces nut re- etes
gene av hold m The hope OF greater activity before the cose
al. III .Uee.