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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
RROOKLYN WINS EASILY
,o,u GOOD WORK AND GOOD RESULTS
r,r .,vAxr.sE OF PLAYING pAIn-REooHpS

r,r .,vANrAeE OF PLAYING BALL~NN
OF THE CLUBS
orssidsd baseball matches seldom iu .'nD,on park
,,.,as,t. but Yesterdays game at Wssnlnss Ths
puoorlvn was an exception to the genel ,nns ,s.os
-, wa between the Brooklyn ana ooun 49, nIn.
- thsrs was not a dull moment In 'A0 "A'-' A'"N
lpnngs. .s admirable. There
-. no demon,tra,ors from the goo spsS'A'o'e w.
.,hsr ths increased number Of brass buttons present
h,d anything 10 do with II seems ~ ~ a.. m.r.
w.. Amos. as many policemen present as eheae Wen
,osou,toes TIE little visitors maze u hNoiy ior INC
,ssIder. ,ho declared that they had never seen SO
49, x,osor,toss At washington Park before
IT,. 80 ,he brooklyn players left their dressing
.snger delivered snow-white rabbit to the
go The little animal was put at the head OF the
$3.50 ,,, Az the game was started white dove
.s, 80 the grounds for several seconds and then
,hot away N Che ar
,r,. .as,urs OF the game were CarutheIs's remark
.,,. n,,cbtng and batting, and the fielding work OF
- ,nams. The Columbus men nade only three
~. and singularly enough all three twobagges.
SSmIb EsteTday and FoutE showed unusual zest IN
onyes}ng their places. Gastrghts delivery was
totted so freely in the second Inning that Easton
etched the rest of the game for the visiting team Inc
B]degrooms played in better form this year
The players realize that hard work alone wins pen
nants and they started In yesterday In the proper
spirit The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25

Includes sales OF 900 September at e9i2d9S7 eens
and 1000 barrels tomorrow delivery at SO Genus
Another reduction of five points in refined OIL ievo d
the market at 40 cents per gallon IN Ne"-iorA ~l
Philadelphia and 705 cents in baltimore xou.
Foreign overwhelmingly II . Hana re
Bremen COS marks London. 11-1oGo 1910 p enoe
OIL City Penn. sept q4.-Nstiona Transit aSg
opened 99Sc highest o9i2c lowest 9stc elosed Vot
sales o96 600 bbls clearanceA 2SS,UOO dds char
90 15s bbs; shipments 50 904 bbls; runs, s57 oos
Pittsburg, Penn Sept 2-Peubleum duu ana h nSI
National Transit certificates opened s6'sci eoS'u Nv 20
highest 99ssc; lowest, eS PC , .,. .ou,,coa, -
Rraiford Penn Sept 24.-National transit certincdt
opened AZ s92c closed 9ssc highest 99'2c; lowest
9Sisc: clearances 100000. ,, ,,. ....,eo,,.s
fritusvilc Penn, Sept. National Irahs1t
opened at 392c; highest s9lac; lowest 9Src; '"seo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
Ee9al Notires.

SURROGATE'S COURT COUNTY OF ON
~ TARIO. In the Matter Of the Application for
Letters Admnls the goods S6sitss and
Ontario County, N. Y; deceased.
To the creditors Of Samuel A. Woodward, deceased
You are hereby notified 1. being the neat Of kin
Of said deceased intend to apply 2 the surrGga1es
traon the goods chattels and credits Of said sam
ue A. WOODWARD deceased upon giving bond under
q Civil Procedure. in penalty not exceeding twice
OF claims OF creditors against said
estate which be presented pursuant to this notice
and you hereby also notified present. your claims
against said estate the Surrogate OF Ontario County
oce In the Court House IN the Village OF Canaan
dagua Ontario County, or before the first day or
October 1889 Dated August %, 1889. Yours. &c,
JOHN S. WOODWARD,
CHARLES p BUCKLEY. Petitioner.
Attorney for Petitioner,
III Broadway, New-York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
CELEBRATING SILVER JUBILEES.

The celebration of the silver ubilees Of four Roman
Catholic pastors Of the Archdiocese of NewYok occur
within one week, and three of them were LIBERATED
Yesterday in the various churches 10 which these
clergymen belong namely. the Rev. Gabriel A. Heay,
at ST. Demands Church in West Fourteenth-st the
Rev. David A. Merrick president of st. Francis
Xavier's College, and the Rev. Augustus Lancahe, a
missionary priest attached to ST. Francis Xavier 5
Church The Rev. Father Mclean. who is pastor OF
St. Peters Catholic Church in Baclayst, The Oldest
in the city viii celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary
Of his ordination as priest On Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
Railroads.
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running It's
Railroads.
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAG0l

800 p. NJ, 200 p NJ, 80 p. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
o S 40 o os az HE and SA 49, broadway ,s
Battery m SSa6Is and %ss S;
srqadway &C @ Newark and
and FSr a1G s car ss G a nses d askf
and leave @s sse Be s shown G
from chambergst local trains 70 12a minutes earlier.
room t SSaAt D p fanaa hu'' Drawing
'is V
IS pSfkS & foS SSsf TE
sSG f Es Ola SpG N.ss,
SSpisS
80 Of bbssf 4 os d Nsss fsRfss ee sSa
orange. Gs csSafs T9Gp' Sn'Hgs y3 at'3n1G S ora
tt3 80 S sSadsy Ss! g. Y &c. Sii3 s Is 10 49,
SssSs III 81 3D. T. s. Il 30 81 S's15:
SSs siSI ~ -! s. f., 'a' ''.s:
''i s s5 a. 5as III J'5$: a:so s'5s 3:
NcTSi * aad Paterson via Newark 5:45 80 1921.
s& z G52 A g p s' SSsE FIX go
su sS5 Eos ~ s 80 10 30 80 so7 f.
Ne$s So - $50 t5:so The s.s
TuxeIo I as g. 10 80, l. 3 AS l. 30 3 80, 7.
Goshen 45 7:45. O. 10 80. J. 80 80. 30 7, 80
Mddetown and Port Jervs AS AS ., 10 80 m. l.
$780, 4 30. 80. 6. T. S 80.
So9d9 LEGAL 'sni main n, 'S lGs sn west
'E;E,Ss rs9 ( RsER9&P 81 r. DIVISION
Ensls is 10 a is f Fl 80 70 3 &c. GaG &c.
$S$h Is 60 30 : SO "a 49, IL Sun
s;$9 = 4s5k 45ss5 Oh az s. 1870. z.
send 10 cents IN postage to General Passenger Agent for
W. J. MURPHY. L. p FARMER.
SIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
RosToN WOOL MARKET.

Boston Sept o4.-The good demand for domestic wool
continues and sales would be larger II dealers would give
way prices In Ohio and Pennsylyanis neeces
and above at 34d36c and No at s7a asc In Michigan
there have been slcs Of 30c principally Comb
delane selections IN good demand and steady
With sales Of No. c0mblng al 3440c ohio fine dfaine
$40 35c and Michigan fine delaine at 39a3ic. Terri.
tory WOODS In demand the basis Of G0c for fine and
ane medium. Texas, California and Oregon selling
fairly previous prices Pulled woods have been steady
with sales Of extra at 25d2sc and super 33d35c
elgn wool continues QUIET. but prieas are sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
BUTTER


Receipts for the week 33s7s pkgsj experts o,4l9
pkgs The market has shown further On 9
useful fresh table butter. Receipts have cohtlhueu o
demand very good and stock has cleaned up c0
at the advance quoted Top grades still show most &
but there nrmer and healthy feeiihg an alons
the line, State creamery pals Of fancy quay fson
yanccd TO 25c with few ilyorte uranus going
higher. Elgns when fancy command 2oa-o &c oren
pei brands OF other Western also reach Zoc Du1 Sne S
trading price hardly established a. yI
24d2lec Fresh drsts TO high grade extra npsys rse
from lJG2c with the best qualities having quichSo ST.
Fancy June creamery Is having little call at l0G-Vc' Ous
grades OF June ami the bulk OF the uE enu
Angus, goods that are below fine hard TO sell YSIy
little fresh STATE dairy arriving fine lots OF either tu9 Tr
pals bring 2Oa2lc, and fancy quality would 60 nagner
Ordinary era les much wanted DAIRY nIk,n
still very quet and have hardly an estaOl hel
OF receiving more
and bp Uft confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
Ethiopian PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Sept o4-3:45 D. m.-Beef In sair demand.
Cumberland cut, about % y 30 ~ firm at ABS Cheese in
ialr demand; American quiet; white and coored hm at
IGs Taow In poor demand prime city dull at 25s Cd.
Spirits Of turpenne In poor demand steady 39s Rosn
I'M fair demand Lard-Spot In fair demand Wheat in
good demand No. winter firm at Us Cd no.
spring Arm "a Id. Flour In fair demand. Corn
Snot-The demand has fallen on futures demand
mixed Western spot steady As 3.d November steady
at I'D Hops at London-Pacine CoastTbere Is moth.
ing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
PREPARING FOB GREAT srBEEr.prpp,ya

fAhfAhIht run 6hbAT sTREET.RIPPIEG,
The standard Gas Light Company has applied 10
Commissioner Gilroy Of the Public Works Department
tor permission 70 tear up all the streets In which the
company has mains for the purpose Of stripping the
same for thorough examination and repair and 10 Law
new mains where 1t may be deemed necessary. The
ooopsny say That II IL their purpose 10 get through
VIC all work Of his description before the city
smA Npove the streets, so that there will be no
nee, n.sd :" disturb them for long time again. Mr..
oiloy SAN Yesterday that he will gladly grant the
permit desired
new Twenty-sghth and Twenty. ninth st.
SSa"sns ass made aphestioa " the Com,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
HEARING IN TIE SANGER REFERENCE CASE.

The hearing in the Little Lorl Faunt leroy" case
before Referee Robbins continued yesterday.
The first witness was Az Hayman. manager Of the
New California and Baldwin's Theatres. san Fran
cisco. The witness testified to certain CONVEX
sations he had with both Mr.. French and Mr.. San
to tho 81 IIasbor Lighter
The Bells of HazelmeIe" and Little Lord FaLntle
roy" and for the latter arranged with Mr.. French for
four weeks time III san Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25

missioner of Public Works 10 be allowed to lay Its
rails In the streets covered by its charter. Com
missioner Groy replied that he would grant permit
provided the railway company would enter into a
stipulation to use the Improved street ran IN con-
structng its road. He has not heard from the pet-
TONERS sincR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
posroN INHERITED TO pFEFFTR.

Chicago Sept 9.-Today's game was pitchers con-
test throughout with honors Peners nun In the
f, inning Of an easy ball second lost the game
"a chicago Farrell was badly injured In the eighth CIV.
ing way TO Darling There were no features OF especial
mention Attendance 800. The SCORE was:
Chicago st,sgs ...-....,..ss 9 g 3 9 : g
Bssehits-Chicsgo 8, Boston Errors-Chicago Boe-
ton 2 Ptchers-Hutchinson Madden and RadDourhe' I'm
Nre-Powsrs.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending September "a. 1889.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the week: Beans 943 pigs; peas. 200
bushels Exports Beans TAI pkgs peaS 6S3 bills Small
los Of new State beans begin 70 arrive ana meet mod
crate demand at fair prices. Choice hahdpcked medlum
and pea sell at 80 25 occasionally 90 80 in small way
and few red kidney sold south at s3 70 Old
State white beans have weakened little under freer re-
ceps and disposition 70 sell freely before the arry9l Of
any quantity. Marrow have settled back 70 ~ 2O
and medium and pea fine TO command 81 20 Not
many red kidney left and feeling strong California oans
quiet and unchanged Italian medium In fair oobing de-
mad but other foreign beans remain dull Green peas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
rprrrS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Fancy grade, OF table apples in small supply, good
demand and firm few such Obtanabe except from nearby
W1stef point Bulk OF stock arriving from this Stase
and Jersey below prime and meets only moderate
demand. p ar are IN light supply and choice tabl;
well firm prices. Pluns very scarce AMI
nrm. \ few ounces arrive, but they move slowly aS
yet and values Irregular GRAPES IN goGl demand ana
are becoming scarce and the lots arriving show wide
range OF quality and value fancy lot command high
prices I'm instances exceeding quotations tut ordinary
grades are dun Canberrles are in active demand and
show slight improvement, closing very urn In range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Pfttsburg, Sept H.-The home team won rs second
game the washingOns to-day by hard and timely bat
ting The score was follows:
WsshjSgton o / 2 0 o. &
Basehits-Pittsburg II, Washington Errors-PItts
burg g. Washington 3. Pftchers-Mau and Knock om
pife-Knight.
Cleveland, Sept A-The Clevelands batted Ike cham
pons seventh and eighth innings to-day and thereby
won the game by this score
PSSSi se IS0, ;''....,...:.. 9 I 9 Is
, Bsseht-Ceveland g. Philadelphia g.. Errors-Cleye;
ne g. Philadelphia 3. Ptchers-Bestn, Gleason ana
hhuetson Umplre-Lynch
New-Haven, Sept. 24.-The New-Haven team outoatted
Ne"afk today and by this score:
Newark ..... ..:....... 3 Q 8 o $-7
r, Bssemtss-New Haven II, Newark 8. Error-New-
pire-CoTcoran ~ ~
Al Observation-Disclosures g. Hartford 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
THE GIANTS WIN AT INDIANAPOLIS.
HEAvY HITTING BY BOTH TEAMs-THE NEW
YoRKs MAKE NINE RUNS IN THE

YoRKs MAKE NINE RUNS IN THE
FIRST INNING.
Indianapolis, Ind, Sept 24-Today's game resolved
itself into a smuggling match, in which the New-Yorks
came out ahead. In the first inning the visitors made
nine runs and In the third the Hoosers pounded Wech
out of the box. Fee relieved Shreve in the fifth and
IN that inning gave five men bases on balls, resulting
ofo pss tpE N He ms setsnrn is on account Of
darkness. Attendance 1000. The score was as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
CHFFSE.

Recelpts for the week 81 1913 boxes Exports 1S'7oa
boXrs Foreign advices have not afforded sulcent en-
couraCement 10 induce shippers TO operate at all freely au
The m with exporters continued on c0paauIe
y small scale But there has been an active home rae
and with decidedly higher prices In all the country mke
frther advance has been made here Al the close the
feeling Is strong and mark fancy state factory ootn
little extreme II has been paid In few instahces oy
SINNERS and the best homo trade q that Nice
f{ cean cheese Is selling at 9lc and ordinary to good
p1reeIs AZ SAGE Small size light skins sell well to home
I'D az -oa7 SIC FOR the best and shippers buy fairly OF
tho large sizes basis Of TIC for prime cOlorsd ana
M homo trade demand 1ne late made lots have advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
EGGS

Rocents for week 4.e51 bbls and 19,4S4 cases Ths
ughtiy supplied with fine fresh goods,
and under very good demand prizes have sLadualy ad
collected Western or Canad an with few pet brants
not easily oDainabe at the close below 22c. me quality
on stock arriving Is quite irregular, however and some
Of the flesh collections containing too many shfunken
Goo N satisfy the best trade to he shaded 20 207
d2lc Ice hous1 range 15Qlo2c generally but rev
lots which have been held but short time are worked
St 70 and Pennsylvania new.lad 2a22
Canadian frps collections choice 202i =
Wcstern fresh collections, choice ~ ~ =
Ice house BRINE dOZ-. dio2
house fair qualify
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25

Earned rupsoOqmSgSs BrOqk eyt on baie"cou@b9s
sstght l. Eason Struck SuB Be2 Three
base Greenwood l. Sacrifice hits
orsh l. Smith EserdaE stolen $40 and I 8t BY
SmI'n visnsr l. Wild pitch-Easton Passed balls
io,Connor j. Umpire-Henkle. Time OF game
/ hour Al minutes
The story of the game at the Polo Grounds yester,
IAN. can be briefly told. In the third inning the
ESs9sp punched their hits and the Brooklyn men
their errors. The Metropolitan team won by a score
There was no change IN the position OF the League
.,ufs Yesterday The winners were New-York, Bos-
ton Cleveland and Pittsburs. The record Is as fol-
lows: nC
vo,. We L SS PSI aSi Cleveland Won Lose % es
s sS:s;?'s i 81 s #sis$s}ss i
The Brooklyn team won the only American Asso-
citation game played yesterday, leaving the record as
appended.
gofs5SG sss 4 ss g ss%Ss: 80 g |
S1lSss So k ks1sss 'y.s s. POI
The New-Haven and Worcester teams won the
Atlantic Association games yesterday The record Is
Clubs weLossP1e Clubs sr. Won Lost e. Pr zS &
:s;ss5i,' : ~ 81 Lowell ','' SO 1887
The Brooklyn and Columbus teams play at Brook-
Ivn to-day, the Staten Island Athletic team ana the
Hackett art club at Staten Island and the Metro
politan and Jasper teams at the Polo Grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
Desbrosses SIS. rs follows:
M 70, s sae y aTd iP H%1s points:
and the S we and % nc Chair car to
IL a. m. FOR Elmlra and intermediate points Chair
Chair cars to runkhannOck Connection Reading and
Harrisburg
Chair car to L. B. Junction and Pullman sleepers to
for S s1s CHUNK AKA .nd
Connection y, 70 Reading and H&x sburs,
and the West Pullman sleepers to Lyons and slspensOa
p ne snHe.s points Il M5s,nay and ns.si 90
SUNDAY TRAINS
O. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
$40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
'' General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway
WEST SHORE RAILROAD n. Y. G. e.
.a,'oI H. T. y Co. hIsssee.Irsns Leave West 42dst
tSm foot Q. 5syst caieagO Detroit London.
Montreal cahsis Eass Is m Niagara Fsiis syr ra
onlyL Kingston. Slugeres cstStin Albany or l iss
N,H rs e ~ SIS 80 S III Is '1 iS Is 81
$ssl;ssns 81 III. & Pss e Bs sssR'
days Other trains daily except Sundays fnax:
ff5seE CITY West T. Shore fsa iisa az al 30 M
IsS y Pss TsSTss Futon IS
and West shore stations loot q West adst and toot Of
baggage Rom hotels and esdeScs ee FOR and sSs,s'
SAnerd Passenger Agent vanderbItsvs.. n. Z. 'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
WHEAT No. ..

Gah SuOt%ton' were as sC,I4Ws floST-FF9 and
sh.et 49, SS's5 osi Tf6c N 1875 f2 iarc
nominal: No max eed 81 - prime timothy seed ~ 90
mess pork per Dbl gu lard ger 100 n 80 short re,
al To- short sides boxed 81 25Gs5 87a whlskey
al ters finished goods per gal 81 O2 sugars, cut lOai
Sac: GRADUATED. she; standard "a. :" Sc. s,,u..,s
Articles. Receipts shp u noo
Flour larrels.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 SVVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25

Ea,ned 9Ia3P No0Dor O Core. Home
MteeseSy T. eSsscosR Double piaysrEwlng to Ward
By Crane hit by pitched bsl-Sr s:sd s S,is
Suckiey q via pitches-crane 2, Fee Tims-2 ;o7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
Pacific Coast 1SS7 49,, - "a

POULTRY AND GAME.
The Jewish New-Ye holiday occurs on THURSDAY
OF this week, and great deal stock has come forward
demand-recelpts yesterday and today foot
Ing up % carloads Prime fat stock OF all kinds has sold
welt Of the fowls going at 13a13eGs old boosters
OF 7i2dSc and good old turkeys at 12GlSc Ohiekens
have dragged little killers were not operating DUCKS
and geese bring outside quotations readily when fine
The market for dressed poultry was cleaned very
closely last week. and this week under moderate arrivals
AID good demand for the Jewish holiday trade prices
have advanced fowls and chickens closing steady az
1361fc. for Western chickens, either dry picked or
scaded, 132a14c. for dry picked fowls and l9c for
scaded fowls At the close sdvices indicate liberal sup
plies In transit and the outlook Is favorable for MAIN
tanning Present quotations. philadelphia chickens have
made some improvement. Spring chickens are higher
and finn. Turkeys show little change except that re-
cepts Of young OF poorer average quality and range
a little lower SQUADS higher and firm.
Particles are arce and choice lots rule firm a. "a
for choice sound birds Good lots Of fresh snipe ana
ployer In light supply aud firm. wild ducks very
dull not many arrive but there Is scarcely any call Tor
them. Reedbirds higher and Arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
MILK AND CREAM

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing point, IN ard near the city
milk 80 cans OF condensed milk and 100 cans OF cream
pennsylvania Poughkeepsie and Boston, Al cans Of milk
Susouehanna 9OS Of milk and 30 OF cream
New.York Central and Harlem 34l1 cans Of milk los
OF condenSei milk and 171 cans OF cream New
York CITY and Northern 306 cans Of milk New York
and New Haven 104O OF milk Ontario and Western.
TG5 cans on milk and 02 OF cream; West Shore,
ito cans OF milk. 30 cans OF condensed milk and 20
cans OF cream; New-Ierey Central 575 OF milk aud
10 cans OF cream and by misce3neou short routes $50
cans OF milk AMI so cans Of The total dsiy sup
Nv has ben 10 $3.50 cans OF milk 173 OF eonden sd
pk and 5l2 OF The average price paid for
he atform surplus has been 81 30 Of 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Irish potatoes in good demand and under mode ras
supplies prices have been maintained rather better than
anticipated. Sweet potatoes not plenty and prices
fairly firm. Onions continue in moderate supply, and
prime dry lots Of red good demand at hm prices
Yellow shade easier. Cabbages In moderate supply ana
firm. Caunowers show very Irregular qua " ana value
ranging u up s3 per Dbl Lima beans urn Tor
good quality mostly inferior and dragging at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
SVNDRIES

NUTS-Peanuts firm at 7S.c for fancy hand picked and
6td6i2c for shelled quoted staady az 4aoc for
NJ. 1 and 22c for No. .. Pecans quoted 6d52c for
s9ds1o per bushel and hickory nuts at s2as2 20
BEEsWAx-Ques at 22a23c for good to choice
Snuth her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
HOPS.

Receipts for week 900 bales Exports, u T.. bales hi
ne only in small lots u meet Gu rent needs AND aaier
sre not AZ all inclined stock up. Prices nave IA len
20 drrtr The week ana thers a pretty general feel
ne mat r the decline will before buyers bs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
vpIrITs AND BERRIES-DRIED.

po,r,s n, week . 800 pkgs Exports 1,53S pkgs
fSeips ., cboce new Michigan evaporated appes-drst
I ~ go oonIsod at sqc. Old stock jobbng out at
0. Wv So Snail lots of new southern sun-dried
siiet selling at 4G5ac. Chops slightly nmer &c Do
Heachos receiving attention and desi
dI ar" he'd with Increasing confidence Small
, 1889-02-07
The XarhirF E-mnnInInuS

". y. Sult. Druggist. Bippus. Ind.
testifeS; L can recommend Electric
Bitters Is the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six hotties, and
was cured of rheumatism Of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist
Bellviie. Ohio. atflrms: The hest sell
ling Medicine have ever handled in my
20 years experience, IS Electric Bitters.'
Thousands OF others have added their
testimony SO that the verdict is mani
nous that Electric BitteTs do cure all
diseases % the Liver, Kidney or Blood
Such medicine Won will find in Elec
trio Bi'ters, and only 80 cents a bottle
n. d. HILL & SoN.