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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Miss Bella Fox, age nineteen, who lives with her
father, Benjamin Fox, at No 80 Wnlettst, in pc
tIton filed in the Superior Court yesterday, asks that
her father be appointed her guardian adj Item for the
purpose Of bringing suit against Isidor Kunster to
$4,000 for alleged breach of promise Of mar
riage She says that April 10 Kunster promised
TO marry her during the present month of september
and that July ~ he has repeatedly refused to do
so. Justice Dugro refused 10 make the appointment
saying 1t does appear that the infant has right
Of action" Edward E. Fitzgerald, of No. 80 Broad
way, is the attorney for the petitioner.
Property owners IN Ninth-ave., Thirty fourth and
Forty SITS. and the BOwery have been informed
by the elevated railroad companies that they will pre-
sent to the Supreme Court, october Is. petition
for the appointment Of commissioners to apprase the
value Of easements taken in constructing the roads
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
COURT CALENDARS.

Supreme Court-Chambers-B Van Brunt, P. j.
Court opens at 10 80 a. Motion calendar nos. i 70
10 inclusive personal cases. called at IL O'Clock
SupIcmc Court-Gcncrl TcrH-Recess continued
Supreme Court-Specia TeTm-Part I-IelOra InGra-
ham, J.-COurt opens at ~ 80 a. IN. NO calendar
Supreme CouIt-Special Term-Part lI.-AdIOuihed Iot
the
Supreme Court-Crcut-Parts I, IL. III and IV.-Ad'
iourned for the term ,,.,, , ,--...
Zwefc ). A. Corkey, Alfred smith, Anton Auan H. " ~
man, Christopher Plat Adam Schroeder, . H. Derlng
superior Couft-Specal Term-Bcfore Dugro, J.-Court
opens at - o'clOck-Mouons. ~ .
Superior Court-Trial Term-Parts 1, II and Had
Ourned for the term. ~. r..
opens a II o'cOck-Motions. ,,,
Common Pleas-Tria Term-Parts L and Il-AdJourned
for the term. ,,.s o..
opens at 10 a. m.-MOtlOns. 49, ,--,-,.. ,
CITY Court-Tral Teim-Part I-Before NehrbaS j.
Nos. s52 IS, .lOs 100, 10. ILL., 1l2. 119, ia no.
Gity Couft-Trlal Term-Part II-Before Home. j.
Nos. &c. 2466 s66 121, 122, 123 124' 20 l2o III
CIV Co3T-Tfial Term-Part III-Adiourned for the
City cOurt-TrIal Term-Part Iv-BefOre McAdam, c.
Court OF General sessions-Part IBefore Gilderseeve,
j. and Assistant DstrictAttorney Davis-Nos. to
Oh Cr of General Sessions-Part IIBefor Cowing, J.,
and Assistant DstIict-Attomey Bedford-Nos. " IT,
rnrt ~ General Sessons-Part III-Beiore Recorder
smyth and Assistant DistrlctAttorney Parker-No. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
MILK AND CREAM.
LIVE STOCK MARKEn-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago sept 1.-THE Drovers' Journal reports !;
Cattle receipts, 5000 head shipments 10000 market
grades becNes ~ 30dS4 Go steers,
s3as4 % stockers and feeders. FL 9Oas3 cows, bulls
mixed, Al 2OGS3; Texas cattle, 81 S5as2 30 West
shipments 5000 market actiyr. 10 70 Is cents lover.
~ 10; sAps, 80 3OqSi -. Sheep-lseceipie 5000
shipments, 1000; msrtet strong natives % 50Gs4 IS
s4GS6.
Buffalo, Sept. 17.-Cstte-Ieceipts last twenty -four
hours. l,3i0 head; total or week hus far 1880 for
tine week. 1900; consigned through 300
head l. 40 which Newly OFk 12J for sale; 2
ket steady. with fair demand. Sheep and Landslide
cepts twenty flour hours COO head total week
thus far. 16sOO time last week. 10 600;
signed through, 1000 head 800 Of which 70 NewYork
200 foI sale; market quiet, but steady HOgs-Re-
cepts last twenty ou hours lao head total Tor week
thus far 49, l60 for time last week, 1880 con-
signed through $40 head. 700 OF which New York
600 for sale market firm and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

Bob Younger the youngest Of four brothers,
Coleman. James, John and Robert, the sons OF Harry
W. Younger a mail contractor In Missouri early in
the War and a man Of considerable property. The
father was murdered near Westport, Mo-. and soon
after his SON. Coleman Younger then about seventeen
years old. Joined QUauucl's band OF maraudeTs
This action on bis part brought reproach upon his
brathers and they also joined Quantrell The
Younger boys found cOngenial spirits in Frank and
Jesse James. also members OF Quantrclrs band OF
outlaws and during and after the War they were Joined
together I'm many crimes. From 1868 1876 the James
boys and the Younger brothers were concerned IN
many daring train robberies and many murders were
committed By them in Kentucky, Missouri Kansas
Iowa and Minnesota. On the afternoon Of September
6. 1876, the James boys. Coleman, James and Robert
Younger. Clell Miller. Charles Pitts and Bl7 Chad
well rode into Mortified. Mimi, at furious pace
firing right and left they rode. Hating In front
Of the bank the James boys and Bob7 Younger en-
tered the institution. The cashier, II. l.. Hayward
refused t. open the safe and was Killed
BY Jesse James. Caldwell and Miller
shot dead By people the outside OF the bank
James Younger and Frank James we're wounded.
viving 1liiaus. The thieves determined 10 separate
and Jesse James wanted Bob" Younger killed "a the
blood from his wound made a trail This cOld
l. loodcd act was prevented by Coleman Younger Inc
James boys then went nOrhward alone. While thn
Others kept together. The James boys escaped atef
q chase OF nearly five hundred milps. The 1ouhE-IH
were captured after being terribly Wounded, and PITTS
was killed. After trial the Younger boys were sen
fenced 20 the peultentary for life several attempts
have been made 10 pardOns for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH:

Liverpool, Sept III D. m.-Cotton--The sales Of the
day included 900 bales American.
Futures closed firm the advance; American low
middlng clause, september delivery 46-04d seDes'
to6er and November delivery 4s-Gid sellers Novem-
Der December delivery. l3-0id sellers December
and January delivery, 41-G4d buyers; January and
February delivery, ED buyers February and March
42.6ld buyers; April and May delivery, 4S-S4d
buyers.
low uidding, 1Olse; good ordinary, 94c net and gross
receipts $500 exports to France, 1900; sales, 722
Norfolk Sept 17.-Coton steady; mld1lns, 1os,c !;
and gross receipts s24; exports coastwise, 13i ;
sales 500; stock. Q. 49,.
Savannah Sept 17.-COtton steady; middling, 10hc !;
low mddng 97sc; and gross receipts, 900
ports eOa wise, . 341 sales. 1000 stock, 33 35i.
New.Oreans Sept 17COttOn nrm middling. 10 9-16c
low mlddling, 10 l6c good ordinary 9'2e; net recsips
0l26; gross, 9,94O, sales. 1000 STOCK 2C.lO2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
HANDICAP.
QUARTERSTRETCH NOTES:

close inspection Of Reclare is disappointing.
After looking over her carefully you wonder where
lies the power that enables her TO swallow space so
fast She seems TO get smaller az the season al
vances
Joe Courtney broke a good many hearts yesterday.
He is the most angular colt In training lie remands
you of jsybird with its feathers plucsed.
Britannia looked like ghost before the first race.
lie has been lame since his last sheepshes d
the trouble being with the of fore leg lie viii
probably no more this year.
WHAT Wa the matter with Tie great Crseksmaat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAYS RACES.

The programme for to-day is wholly made up Of
tests the entries which made yesterday. The
usual six races will given, with 81 900 added for each
sluggard may win the first race with Cartoon second
but Tavisten is also dangerous.
Poor as Dsbo's have been since he left jerome
Park he may run fast enough win the second race
with Little Minch second Princess Bowling will
ably be reserved for the fourth which she ought
win
Gregory should carry OF the third race, while June
Day may run second
Princess Bowling likely to capture the fourth race
Cortez second.
Folio strong claims first place in the last race and
Ban Cloche may second.
These are the lists Of probable starters:
FIRST RACE-SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
TEsrMoNY on BRIDGE coNpEMNAT1oNs.

c. c. Martin, chief engineer of the Bridge, closed
bis testimony yesterday in the hearing in the petition
for the condemnation of No. 20 Park Row for the
use of the Bridge before Referee E. r. olcott, at
his office, No. 50 Broadway. The witness gave
further details about the Inconvenience and
danger resulting from the present limited aeommO-
daens the Bridge The crush is getting all the
tme the passengers increased in number about ten
per cent each year. The only way, in the witnesses
opinion increase the facilities acquire
land.
L. L. Bushe attorney for Frank Raub, the lessee
Of the property in question, asked the witness If all
difficulties wOIod not be Obvated If the ends Of the
rOadways moved to the centre OF the Bridge, and
the entrances for the passengers placed on the out
side Of these. Mr.. Martin thought this would be
unwlse, IL not impossible.
Referee olcOtt viii continue the hearing at p. IN.
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Ee1al Notices.

SURROGATES COURT, COUNTY OF ON
- TARIO. In the Matter Of the Application for
Letters Of Administration the goods ehattels and
credits OF Samuel 4. WOODWARD late OF Clifton Springs
ontario County. N Y. deceased
10 the creditors Of Samuel A. woodward deceased !;
You are hereby notified that l. being the next OF kin
OF said deceased, intend 70 apply @ the surrogsae's
Of the County OF ontario for letters OF admnis-
tration the goods chates and credits Of said sam
uel A. Woodward. deceased. upon giving bond under
provision Section 2667 OF the Code
of Civil Procedure In penalty not exceeding twice
the amount Of claims ~ cred tors against said
ate which may be presented pursuant TO this notice
and you hereby also notified present claims
against said to the Surrogate Of ontario County
his Office in the Court House 10 the Village OF Canaan.
daigua Ontario County, before this first day of
October 1889 Dated Angus &c. 1889 Yours, &C..
JOHN 5. WOODWARD.
CHARLES p. BUCKLEY. Petitioner
Attorney for Petitioner
III Broadway New.YOrk civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
SIXTH RACE-PURSE 81 900. SELLING. l /
MILES.

Hanover Stables oh. (. Vivid by King Alfonso
f. f.' Haydons B. e Brd9e GGS1 4 10 faaD i
? II GniI's e. 2. wfrsd .. is hayward
Dwyer Brothers b. C. Newbutg g. 100. (BarncsJ
J.: A. Honig's CHI. 9, Hub S. 3 % Dunn Q
c. paw o1,e D. e Ieph{F cq41S
g. B. MorTis's br. c. King Idle, I, 10. HinnegaW Q
Time l, ;52h Or Bun Off, T.,aa ;52 -
Golden Reel to l. Hub S. - to ], Lctrta 10 10 /
Pelham 10 to l. Newburg to 1. Zephyrus II TO King
Idle s TO 1, Wilfred 70 I.
Betting for paee-Yivd 8 to ], prdgelight to ],
Golden Reel B. Hub &. 70 l, Letritia 10 l. Pol
ham 3 TO / Newburg 3 TO l. zephyrus to ., King
Idle to l. Wilfred to /.
Betting the onVivid 70 8. Brdgelight to ..
Hub S. in front az the start but Ietritia and
Vivid made most OF the running In me homestretch
long and making deau heat with Vivid Golden Reel
third a length and q half back. In the OF Vivid
led all the way, winning by dozen lengths No bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

oil CITY Penn, sept. 17-NatOnal Transit certificates
onened AZ lOO4 highest 1904 lowest. 1904 cDsed.
i6OL. sales. 1900 bbs; clearance 100000 bols;
rters 50 1921 bills; shipments l2i,l7S bbls: runs,
AZ J0- hbl-.
Pittsburg Penn SEPT 17.-PrtfOieum dull but steady:
National Transit certificates opened 1904 closed az
lOOa. highest. 1904 lowest. iOOA.
Bradford, Penn. Sept i7-NauOnal Transit certificates
opened at 1908. closed A. l00' highest, 1904 lowest
1905 clearancps, 624, 900 bbls
Titusville Penn. Sent l7-NstiOnal Transit cerrn.
opened 1904 highest 1909 lowest 1oo closed
1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
sTAKE-s5 900 ADDED. 300 CLASS.
. ror, 1orNGEn. MrRpERER ANp rHIEF. DID

: BUD IUUNUI@H' MI 4'I71II471I @I-'I7 TIT I
ST. Paul. sept. IL" Bob Younger, the youngest
OF the notorious Younger brothers, who sentenced
10 life imprisonment for murder In connection with
the robbery Of the Northfeld Bank. died the still
wafer Penitcntiary last night Of consumption, from
which he has been slowly wasting away for some
weeks and on account of which his pardon was
recently asked of the Governor but not granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

Boston Sept 1.-The demand for w9o 4, Is nd go0 buy 70
any extent ahead Of actual requIremens' ,ket 40 ms
prospects fol larger movement bals ~ oriccs Ohio
and pennsvVania sell AZ &c for y 51aofc NJ
- 90 No. Michigan y neoc"- ar "l'lti ~
feelv Al zoe combln- aud dIalhe s'ie.',n. ~
,,,..tt I, reD0rted 3sa 30 FOR No. '9Hh- o.
~, fnr Ohio nnr dclainr, and 33G3ic frf dl,'. da
osla,e UnWa-hef combng wool- are sN "a a. ,,io,,
,,ees ay AZ from S5c CSC. secured IeAAA SANoTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
ETHIOPIAN pRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept i. 3 as mBeef in fair demand.
Pork-The demand f. improving. Hams I'm fair demand
Bacon In good demand Cumberland cut about p 30 ~
firm AZ Ais 81 Cheese-The demand Is improving Amer-
can finest white and eoored firm at los Cd TanOw in
Spirits OF turpenne In demand steady
az 25s. ROsln In fair demand. laid-Snot In fair de-
mand futures poor demand priine Western spot and
Sentember firm az BPS Cd October and November firm
sos Wheat IN fair demand new No. 2 winter duh az
a. 79d new No spring dull at Os II Id Flour in POOR
demand. COrSpot in poor demand futures in fair de-
mnnd Western september steady a, - I'd Hops
an I0ndon-Paclnc Ccast-There IL nothing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Mr. LYON Calls or THE SURVEYOR.

George W Lyon. the newly appointed surveyor
met surveyor Beatte yesterday at the Custom House
took lunch with him, and afterwari accompanied the
surveyor 10 the Barge once, where he took LOOK
over the ground Mr. Lyon also met eXUnited states
senator Paif. Sheridan shook and Collector Erhaut
Mr. LYON said nat be- would not take Office nkht
away. but would probably wait until October l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
european Advertisements
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTIN
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST-"By thorough knowledge Of the nat
ura laws which govern the operations Of digestion and
nutrition and by careful application OF the Inc properties
Of we'll selected Cocoa, MI Epps has provided our break.
fast tables with dec2ely favored beverage which may
heavy doctors bills IL Is ia the judicous
such articles Of diet that constitution be
gradually built up until enough resist every
deey Hundred OF subtle meIades foating
around ready attack wherever there weak point
We may escape fatal shaft keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood ana properly nourishsd
frame."-Cvil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling y milk Sold only tr
half pound tins BY Grocers labelled thus James EPF5
CO.. homeopathic Chemists. London. England"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
THE COURTS.
CONTRACTORS SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.
PAPERS SERVED on CONTROLLER MYERS BY
RODGERS, sHANLY & Co.-THEY WANT
MORE MONEY.

MORE MONEY.
controller Myers was served yesterday with tho
"sa papers In suit begun by Rodgers. Shanly
q 20, the subcontractors under contracts made O.
FEBRUARY, 1885, by the Aqueduct Commissioners with
Johh Brunton Co., for constructing Sections 10 and
a. OF the new Aqueduct Tho plaintiffs took the
"ork On February 1, 1888, and completed it in No
NemDer' 1883. 1t has been accepted behalf Of
the city by the Aqueduct Commissioners. Their
'o'a bill against the city OF 1892, 500 20, Of
winch Sl,O9400s % has been paid, leaving bal
ance' they say, of s2253O il. Other claims for
extras damages by delay caused by water over
Lowing, and for connecting Section IA with Section
40, which the firm say not in the contract,
d1aea 10 the balance, raise the demanded by
nouueers, Shanly q Co. to S241, SOP 30.
W. BOurke Cochran Is counsel for the contractors
anu James I. Carter is expected ~ represent the CITY,
ine Ease VIII be tried in the Supreme Court either
Dy Jury or befolc referee. The defence have
twenty days In which TO file an answer The rec
oTus OF the Aqucduct Commission contain report
vi the Chief Engineer upon Sections 10 and IA, Civ
ing estimates showing that S222, G23 10 OF the claim
ot Rodgers, shsnly & Co., is without foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $1,000 TwO.YEAR,oLDs.


RettinS 70 wiR-Lislmony 20 l. Ballet colt to l.
Cornelia 10 J. Cortland g Carbine 70 to J. Windsor
10 to l. Warsaw 10 to /, Hockey 20 TO l, Zor 10 TO j.
NOmad IS ].
TSetn0 for pIace-Lssinony o Ballet colt 10 r,
Cornelia to l, Cortland Carblne 20 l. Windsor
l, Warsaw b. l. Hockey to 1, Zor 70 1, Nomad
TO /
Mutuals-Lsmony straight paid $50 so, place $50 so;
Ballet colt place 50 Co.
the Ballet colt in the lead and raced
each other nearly standt before they reached the
bOue IfsmOny dispOsing
them winning by length the Ballet c0lD second Cor
nelia third The mighty Hockey lcft at the post.
There's telling what might not have happened 10 the
hve-furong record he had got fair whack at IT, No
bid for the winner.
SIXTH RACE-PURSE 81 600. SELLING. ! JIG
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fost an0 fonno

OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by the seaman's
IL Bank Savings, New York. 20 the subscriber.
book issued by the Brooklyn savings Bank to same
party. found returned n the banks within thirty
day. from this date / will apply the banks for new
books JAMES KENNEDY.
New-York September Il, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

Havana. Sept l7.-spsnish gold. oioaeioL. FIX.
chang quiet on the United states % days. gold 90.
prem um; do short aght gold 1Os6iO2 premium on
London, 2oha2o2 premium; On ps<lA 6s premium.
Sugar auiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

Receipts for the week, 34,0s7 pkgs; exports ooty
pkgs. The week has been marked by very sharp az,
vance high grade table butter, and the trade CONTINUES
active higher quoted; indeed tue supply
still considerably below the daily requirements OF th.
trade the feeling is so strong that buyers pay nS
any prices sellers Thus far the bulk OF tns eeau
finest grades, buJ IT - thou@pb 'has ~
attention be given other qu4ites s ~ un
market has seadier look everything iIOl loS w,
Exporters get encouragement, and lae purch"
on foreign account have been comparatively smsLL ~
the close fancy creamery pals are easily Pd0e
23c few special brands commanding &c more aI e1niv
state PENNSYLVANIA and Egin in tubs, Is gong l'1
at DC Extra Western, other than Egin mas gucH rse
AT Doe and in instances little more mas Oech :,
Extra frsts range from 172d2Oc, and rev saI g.
doubtful making at pic SECONDS ~ rEaTI
sill at IL i6c State dairy coming I0rHSdt'
and line half frkln tubs pals are firm ~ ~ e
Tile hest ~ the Imitation creamery has improved nV'
but average grades remain dull and there Is SLOW "'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

and Oregon woods quiet Pulled woods are In steady
demand at 3S1S9c for SUPER and 25nSQc for extra rV
eign clothing and carpet woods remain nrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Conn,rp Bonr0.

~ OUNTRY BOARD.-Near bag and ocean bathing and
" boating table; liberal terms: 70 and from
Address Box 20. SpeOlk. L.. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

Prices for live chickens and fowls weak
ened a, 4ddarItned sharply Yesterday but with
more active trade to-day the feeling better aud good
si ints are nrmer Fowls sold mainly at lOAale, ana
chickens az lOalOi2c, but little extra stock went &c
iTs me outside figures Old ROSTERS steady. Turkeys
,t Fat ducks In good demand from the Jews
and bring strong prices. , -.,.- - -. ~,
and heavy M last Thursday when the demand Improved
"a ch,ice sound lots made slight Improvement, but
H. r,s great poor trash In market which had
m h. cleaned up very low prices This week trade Is
.- ouat bt fowls light supply and doing better
IA ber l. also sl'oht improvement In strictly choice
although there l. still go0l deal or poor
IA ord nary quality which j. hard 10 dl~p's" OF az any
i,.iaps Phllad-luhia chickens Of fancy quality
80 g. iv tf ordinary lots dfar competition with West
@ Sr, duoks fulI unless strictly choice SQUADS firm.
rtrkrv. on light supply and Teaiy.
Partridge. ~ prime quality uie hrm but there Or, Few
.hoWlnr condition o. reach top quotation bfou-e
rl.nter md ea-ier. W0odc0ck lower Wild ducks have
,erv little demand a. yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
rpIlIrs AND RERRIEs-pRIEp

Receipts week, lOue pkEs fNpo!ts' I'D paRs.
New evaporaed apples slow in arriving ana there
- nnthnp settled a. values. Quite IobOng TRADE ~
aid Sfock and the market IS very firm for desirable fruit
small lots OF new suudhed here but no sales " sPak
~ n. vet New chopped apples have fallen to 22c tnat
nricp being accepted Tor some lots OCTOBER ue 40
new Delaware peaches coming forward Olu sooch ~
inc more attention and commanding more money SOME
movement i'm sun.dred peeled At SG9c and feeling sealy
on that basis RaSpbeTres very strong supply Hght ana
considerable inquiry for them Cherries sled wtn PTIe
Raclb rries higher and firm old stock saiable at orc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
EGGS.

Receipts for week. 54S4 bbs, and l9,95i cases The
market las been quite irregular owing increasing scarcity
Of strictly fancy laid stock and wider range IN ne
ouatv of stock arrVing than heretofore. Fancy ncwd
are wanted and have " nced, and prime grades OF fresh
gathered also improved little IN sypah ny; bu ne
demand il, light FOR an except the top Quaites Positively
new-ad-such shipped IN small lots close to cole
onare scarce and command 20c, but many OF the marks
which have sold at top price are not now OF
nunty 10 bring highest quotation and many or the fresh
gatbered goods are selling at I9a192c Fine sweet held
frnsh are saabs to some extent ordinary qualities OF
goods greatly neglected and OF very uncertain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
us AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Choice table grades Of apples IN moderate supply,
fair demand and steady; medium qualities are plenty and
dull, and there Is liberal Offering OF common grades
the recent which there is the demand at
any decent price There very few green Bart;
icfts arriving the stock being all from cold storage and
coming out ripe and or less wastY; prices very
Irregular. Other table pears sell fairly when OF hne
quality and few very fine, large and clean seckei nave
choice lots ru firm Very few green kinds arriving.
and they bring extreme prices when fine German
from New-YOrk sell slowly at S1d9l 20
Der 15-i basket Peaches have been all more or les
suacFed largely in wrrtched condition thls We'h
owing to the recent heavy rulns followed by muS2y
weather Receivers hove considered any bd g9od one
ON most OF the stock and sales have ranged mainly nom
Zoe to 75c per basket; lots have been dumped o.
entirely worthless few pretty sound los showing
GOOD size have reached 81 little more Grapes are
plenty and LARGELY soft and poor especially the upfivSI
i,.riDts Cranberries plenty, but selling fary