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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24

Receipts the week. - 32j pkgs Exports for week
300 pkg, The OF trade has been small durH
the ast week that prices have been sustained with some
dlhcuy though thu quantity arriving has not been largr
ru Tor the last two receipts have been quite snail
ana the Flgin quotation has advanced ~ .c Tor rAua
that receivers seem 10 take new
courage and are holding prices OF the finest goods quite
firmly close. The ruling price for extra separate
and buyers ata p0Dnty oDtaIJhS al my
figure to-day. but som" lot, are no" 0netns
at biice, receivers pfcfcrring 10 take the
market. STAT extra creamery has
been rather pentier and dragging ittr at TINES WIN
no reported above 2ic, aud good many VI the Nte
lot, have not good enough for the price For cream
cry nr-ts the demand has been moderate lo~ shadnS
-Nua very little sold UP 10 Be but most Dus-
in good lots has been at %2a222c Lower GRADES
Of state dairy IN lght supply ana
unchanged. Imitation creamery selling fairly when quahty
l.. high been few lots good enough 70
reach N,-t,r dairy small supply and steady
J,e factory very quiet Fresh factory In small receipt
and generally complained OF to quality The baking
trade has taken but little but lately eAIo tes have nado
usDf. injuries they taken few seconds at lo2c
and are cabling sell brts at Ice, which, IL i
hoped may result business BY the close OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
GAMES YESTERDA

Chicago 8, New-York Z.
Boston g. St. Louis FIRST game).
ST. Louis 6. Roston 3 Second eame).
Cleveland T. Philadelphia eleven innings
Cincinnati o. Washington (ten innings.
At PittsbuIg and Louisville, rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24

The committee OF five which appointed by Rich
mond Terminal security owners and IS headed by
Alexander f. Orr, met at the state Trust Company 5
Offices yesterday. and made the announcement that
the committee strictly partisan. that no mem
Der had any interest In the securities OF Richmond
Terminal and that the sole ain Of the committee
was the election Of directors OF integrity and hgn
character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
POULTRY AND GAME.

Arrivals OF live poultry have continued moderate and
under a steady fair demand Prices have SHOWN slight
improvement chickens and turkeys. Fowls and geese
steady. but ducks are penfy and lower
Following last report, prices were advanced on
Western chickens and fowls under belle, that supplies
would be Interrupted by the railroad troubles Buffalo
the dealers boue hi he Niy and SAILS
made In Instances Thursday as high ~ lSe for
dry picked chcrnS and re FOR scal1ed but these
not general aod some irisers accepted fully
L. loss than IRISH holding. The delay In receipts
be nothing serious and late In tn" week prices
began 10 drop. closing sae> on saturday benc mainly
at l@di4c chic and i31c for fows.
week arrivals have been sr2c. the demand extremely
dull and with accommodating stocks receivers have cut
prices hlrpy At the close Few extra ,srgr III ypckct
chickens reaching lie. bit i3c i current price for
fair quality. and the lest scalfed frnrly
offered at attr prics fair lots Of both dypcked and
quleter. Spring ducks steady. Squads quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
THEY LOSE IN THE NINTH.
THE GIANTS SURRENDER TO CHICAGO
WITH HANDSOME LEAD.

CRANE GIVES EIGHT MEN BASES on BALLS
DAHLEN GETS HOME RUN FROM HIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
NO RECEIVER FOR THE GULF RAILWAY.

the tracks of the New-Jersey southern join those OF
the Reading system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICE, CF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending August 20, 49,

Receipts for weck-Bcans, 2,229 bbls; peas, $500
bush. iNprts- lJj pigs; peas, '3S bbls ll-
JOits il3 bags OF me mAfnet ha> ruled quirt
al the week. marrow leans especially thc itcAng
has been blely steady. Medium ana pea in h2ht stock,
and :. ~ low best marks can b. bought; some
receivers Ak little more. Red nldnry have advanced
::,d:5 TO- oders TO this weeks steamers e
riCn lighter than generally expected ana IA, mar
krt T. little unsettled. t'rren pea, quIet ahd steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
MILK AND CREAM,

The daily average rcepts Of nIIt anu creaH az tn
for the been follows: Erie 1850 cans Oi
milk II cans coDdcnsed milk end 2iS cans Of cream
Pougheepsie and Boston - cans Of milk
Susduehanna 37j cans Of milk and 30 cans OF cream
Iackawanna $50 OF milk and % cans Of cream
New-Y.rk Central O27 cans Of milk 81 Of con:
den. milk aud 3 OF cream; New-York City and
northern oo5 cans OF milk; New Haven and Hartford
375 Of milk; Ontario and Western. % cans "
milk l33 cans Of condensed milk and % Of
NewJcrsey Central. 30 OF milk and 10 cans OF
cram and by miscellaneous short routes 150 Of
milk and 80 Of cream. The total daily supply ha.
been 20 OoO milk 1I5 Of condensed milk ard
$50 cans OF cream The average price paid for the sur
plus on the platforms has been 81 80 OF forty quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
OJTG DING STEI " fRS
TODAY.

| THURSDAY. AUGUST IS.
| & cuba Santiago o. m 3 wv = m
| p Hsn.rck Hamh. Amer Hamburg. 80 m 7 :30s IN
S,Tt-np,y August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
TErITs AL nERRIEs- FREsM

There T. good demand for choice. high.colord table
apples Of rod varieties arriving lack color
AID only rev show quality 20 command outside quoa
tou-. tf'ru fruit quiet. but top figures reached
steadily FOR choice well packed stock Pears have been
plentiful md In buyers favor quotations show ing
rIuction. Bartlett peaiy aad largely
Of good size and clear color reach - at the
close good le1 going ut 81 80. and poor lower.
Peaches closing more plentiful and show some decline
Pums In Moderate supply. but regular tadc for f1nJy
consumption cht: small Of choice reach outside
quotaton, but peeryc get a. considerable part ot the
gr,Ir, have sod IN rang ~ l1G2pc 10 ripe.
Champion plenter and mrch lover virginia stock
lower closing steaav though quiet Musk.
have fallen h'a>ily and lose weak and Irregular
except very choice. quality Wa;erturlOus have do
cn,d seriously small c", choice large about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
81 y DE-

NUTS-Peanuts quiet at 4u4ae for fancy hand-plcked
and 2d2sc formers spanish sheed quoted at o2u
SIC for No No 3 3d3ac; Virginia NO ] sh"li'd at y.
d3Lc aud No / AZ 1hd2c tone 1rmer under stronger
holding in the South.
BEiSWAX-QuIet and steady; Southern quoted
M 25d26c large lots JObbing sales frvm store d
.hade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
DRIED FRUITS.

for 2G5I pk,s: Exports for week. T0l
pkYs EialO.atd apples held about steady. ut there
|. a trade Very f.w sun-dri'd LETT Ia
first hands Considerable speculative bhHn - ms been
done IN new GEORGIA peeled peaches lOdl2c fOs pn"
~ fancy one lot ~ 30 bbs selling ut the latter pc'
Ilspy lower AMI weak. Clprses quiet P1ckhrr-
rios Ing considerable strength. Apncot I'm light sap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24

SATURDAY. AUGUST 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24

Receipts week. bha and 30 52f The
demand has been sufficient ~" The freh arrivals q good
rggS the has been quite strong b'st Westerns
icing quoted - and stat" lc higher than In our !i,t
wn,aly rpors Con dcrablr arrivals has" been expected
from (annda but only lots have In which sold
promptly @OLc with nNcd loss. Some -tock has
b.-n taken ~ lcehouss. which has sold n"rlly
open nr'r"t a. iSGisc but In quiet way choice
reached q higher price. Inferior eggs have
.oid with difficulty been q good many Of
them IN tho receipt. they have sold mainly by the
- reaching 81 80. Al the close supply 1ni
about balanced and there ore poStN" indc
tons OF a change In prices. .
sat and prnnsyl,anla rev.lad por dozen 81 100
northern Ohio Ind nd Nj H., laid fancy a. Oh
~" l1f Flor mr. cas- - 81 co "a 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
HOPS.

Pcccpts for the week 1lG bales exports ~ bales M
mort. -. trade has NOV ID along very slowly
and shown further evidences OF weak IS
on all gr ldr- There much urgency u sell, but
demand IL HIGHT that sales can be effected only ~ sha'
Ing prices Further small lots Of Palmer's see L
llngs have arrived reliable values have been cs-
IL,
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Cost of Cabling.

The navy department has issued new table of cable rates of the world. A chart of the world is published, or which the submarine cables are indi cated, with the principal communicat ing land lines and the seacoast stations Detailed maps are also given of the tele graphic accommodations in Central America and the West Indies, in eastern Europe and in the Mediterranean coun. tries. The tables of cable rates include the Atlantic cables, Cuba, Bahama Bermuda, African, European, AsiatiC and South American.
 It appears that it costs more to send messages to the West Indies than it does to places in Africa. All the important places in Africa are now reached by telegraph, and you can sit in Gila Bend A. T., and communicate with busi ness men at Asaab for $l.31 per word. If you want to reach anybody in Vene, zuela from New York, it will cost $3.64 per word, and then the message must gc by mail from Quayaquil.
 The islands in the Pacific are now about the only places with which imme. diate communication by telegraph can. not be had. Washington Letter.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
The Cholera Scare In Finland.

Abo town advertised for a cholera doctor, and offered good salary. Not single application was received, al- though the place swarms with medical students. Helsingfors advertised in a similar way and had two applicants. Wherever you turn you hear advice to undergo no risk. One assures you that fruit must be avoided; another that you must keep your body well protected by flannels, and third advises only boiled water as both drink and food! As a matter of fact, most families have adopted strict measures in regard to eat. ing, although l can never think that the universal summer dish here. consisting of sour milk, with ginger and sugar, can be wholesome. We are all very careful not to catch cold and to frequent baths.
 Outside Helsingfors are two large hos pitals, with beds, nurses, medicine, am- balances, etc, in perfect readiness, and there are besides to be disinfectant sta tions, and a central medical depot in the middle of the town, where doctors. are in attendance day and night. The rail- way officials have fitted up special hos pital cars, which have weird look, all in white, with big red cross outside. - Helsingfors Cor. London News.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Whittier's Picture,

On one occasion when the artist Parker had been painting a portrait of Charles Sumner, Whittier came to Chestnut street and said to Mrs. Sargent:
 "Friend Elizabeth, wilt thee go with me to see Friend Parker's picture of CharlesI'
 "I should be very glad to-" she an swered.
 "Wilt thee go this morning.? he asked, and upon her assenting they set off for the studio. When they arrived they ex- amined the portrait of Sumner, but Whittier seemed to Mrs. Sargent to be preoccupied and to be in haste to call her attention to something else. In a moment he said:
 "Friend Parker, where is the other?"
 The artist turned around an easel, and there was portrait of Whittier himself The poet was as pleased as boy at Mrs. Sargent's surprise, and as she had not even known of his sitting she was natu- rally not little astonished. He was like a genial comrade in his fun, and, al- though he was naturally grave and se- date, there was in him a most beautiful and genial humor and sweetness, like the color and perfume of the mayflower under the grayness of the leaves in the spring. Arb Bates in Chicago Tribune
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19

dren were driven out of their schools, when prices were doubled on grub and drinks and the 'hubbub of preparation was dinning in my ears l felt a good deal like one of old Jim Smiley's heirs.
 "Old Smiley died worth about $60, ,00O, and undertook to dispose of it by will As usual his heirs got into a wrangle, and lawsuit was the outcome. There came delay and dillydally. The law. suit was continued term after term, ses- sion after session, until everybody was exhausted.
 "'Well, what'd they do down to court today, BillY said one brother to another, who had just returned from ten mile drive to the county seat to look after the litigation.
 "'Oh, they continued her agin, said the other in sort of desperate despair.
 Bill, said the first, sorrowfully shaking his head, do you know I'm get. tin that tired and weary with them de. lays and continuances, SNOW, I'm mighty near wishin sometimes that dad hadn't died. Washington Cor. Kan. sas City Times.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Arizona Briefs.
Mexican dollars are going up.
 NJ n..nlnn in lhn Snnniah mama for

Mexican dollars are going up.
 Nogales is the Spanish name for walnuts.
 Prescott has plenty of venison in the market just now.
 HarshaN camp is on the eve of big pining boom.
 According to local justices petty hieving is on the wane in Tucson.
 Snow in Apache county has driven cattle out of the mountains month earlier than usual.
 Three carloads of stock recently passed through Nogales for the Topo- obampo colonists.
 A local character known as Jimmie She Rounder, died at Bisbee the other night from excessive driuking.
 A Tucson youth named Marcus Bar hour is serving fifteen days in the esunty jail for em mbezzling $4 from his step-father.
 F. J. Cottier, who introduced his "patent ventilator" to the Maricopa board of supervisors, is after the ven- srable fathers of Pima county.
 The Citizen says: Better Demo- cratic state than a Republican terri tory. Let there be no doubtful dis hicts in the struggle for statehood. The permanent survey of the s. F., r. X P. railway from Ash Fork to Pres sptt has been finished, and shows the distance to be fraction less than sixty miles.
 The Journal Miner makes this com plaint: The statehood slate has been made up in southern Arizona. Of purse we get all of Pete Kitchens celebrated commodity.
 Bees were introduced in Arizona in 1869, by General J, B. Allen of San Diego, who then brought five hives to Arizona, from which all those now in tbe territory, wild and hives have come.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
The Great National HumbuR.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 18.-General Frank Wheaton, commander of the military department. of Texas has issued an order detailing twenty privaJes from the Third United States cavalry and three officers stationed at Fort Sam Houston Co assist Gen. K. C. Dryeniorth and hI, party of government rain- makers in their work of conducting ex- Perlmenls. General Dryenforth and Prof. John Ellis have selected Fort Sam Houston target range, embracing 300 acres, situated two miles distant from the city, for their operations. The material consisting of 10000 pounds of explosives and other things, arrived to- day and the active work of arranging 6r the rain-making experiments will immediately begin.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
GRAVITATED TO JAIL.
Strange Sleeping Places Sought by
 Drunken Men.

Drunken Men.
 The prOneness of inebreted persons Go hunt strange sleeping quarters was Illustrated yesterday by the acton of zn unknown individual who had worked himself into an alcoholic somnolent condition. He had evidently acquainted Himself with the location of the city hil before he got drunk. When the Reed of rest and slumber overlook him he started to the prison and headed straight for one of the grated windows. His idea of the architecture of the building was imperfect and he tumbled Into one of tine deep areas. Marshal Rlankenship found him and appreciated the strangers wish 10 cause the officials gs little trouble as possible, but he 6ould rather have gone to the outskirts 0 the city after him even if he had Keen obliged to carry him In.
 Q He was in sleeping and limp condi- don and in consequence was about four times heavier than his live weight. Two of the strongest prisoners were Brought out and with their assistance the stranger was lifted out and carried into a cell. This morning he will an- aver to the charge of attempting to break into jaii."
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Greek Pirates.

Recent declarations of the Greek newspapers that a regular piratical or ganization still survives in some of the more out of the way parts of the Med iterranean receive a certain amount of confirmation from the confessions of two men arrested in the Piraus on charges of piracy not long ago. The head quarters of the band is said to be Aivah, and two dozen ships are said to be en- gagged in the business. The scene of their operations, it is further stated, is the coast of Asia Minor and the islands of the Archipelago, and by means of false papers the booty is landed in Greece free of duty.
 Cattle stealing is the chief part of the enterprise, but it is said that vessels are also attacked. Indeed the prisoners admit that very short time ago they, in company with others, attacked Greek vessel on the coast of Ephesus, whose crew had gone ashore for water, killed the captain, who had remained on board, carried off the cargo, consist ing of fifteen oxen. and sold the beasts on the high seas.
 The plan of the pirates was to rob outside of Greek waters, and within them to pose as honest merchants. That is why they have been able to practice their trade in security under the very eyes of the authorities. The piracy evil dently has been on a small scale and of most unromantic character, but the existence of it w&s unsuspected, and thorough investigation has been set on foot.-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Her Amendment.

Flossie had seen something on the street which greatly amused her, and when she had concluded talking of it to her mother she drew long breath and exclaimed
 "Why, mamma, just thought would bust"
 "Gracious me, Flossiel" said the hor- rifed mother. You must use more ele- gant language than that"
 Well, then, break open" she said apologetically, and the amendment was accepted. Detroit Free Press
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
KANSAS SITUATION.
Mrs. Lease Strictly In 1t if There's
 Room.

Mrs. Lease Strictly 1t if There's
 Room.
 TOPEKA, Nov. l8.-l Associated Press. l Every day brings some change in. the original reports oi the com mplexion of the Kansas legislature. Of the returns So far received indicate the Populists have 24 senators and the Republicans 10; the Republicans 63 members in the house, barely a majority the Democrats q and two districts are tie between Republicans and Populists. Should the krpn bliCans win both ties, the Pop plists would lack one of having enough c. elect United States senator on joint ballot, the two Democratic senators holding Ihe balance of power. Should complete returns show this to be the Gtuation there is probability that the Republicans would vote with the two Democrats for a straight out Democrat rather than see a Populist or fusion Democrat elected Even now Repub- kcans are seriously discussing this phase of the senatorial situation and Che name of Edward Carroll is always Suggested as the Democrat who would ke most acceptable to the Republicans. Re was the only Democratic member of the last Kansas senate and there gained the admiration otall hIs Republican col leagues. He was nominated by the Democrats for congress in the first dis trict this year but withdrew before the election. Mrs. Lease says she is going to look up the constitution and if not karred will be a candidate for the sen IiOrghip. She declares with the "mid- tle of the road" mem bers and the help ei the Republicans ought to stand by ker for her Announcement of the egg hToTing Democracy of the south.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Sounded Like If ANYWAY.

Willie, a sturdy young lrishman of five years, showed that some of his an cestors must have come from another country, for after all the mission class had given up the question, What is an altarY" he answered, "l haint quite sure, but l think it's the thing you tie around a horses neck. ."-New York Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Wagered a Farm and Lost.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 18,-Senator Billy Buchan, who unsuccessfully sought reelection last Tuesday, filed today with the recorder of deeds a transfer qf forty acres of his stock farm
 fo r. c. White. They are neighbors and, feeling most confident of his cleo Uon, the senator and his neighbor wagered forty acres of their land on the
 brmer's election. Buchan was over Bhelmingly beaten. Buchan was ex- Senator Ingalls, most trusty lieutenant.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Moderated ,JOy,

Speaking about the Washington eager
 ness to get the encampment, it might be said that some have already modified their tastes in that behalf. "True," re- marked one sorrowful person, "we got the encampment, and l was as crazy to get it as any one. But when the chil-
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Old Railway Man ResIens.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nou. 1S.-Ariel Latin rop for twelve years an employe of the Sou;herD Pacific, has re igned his po- i'tion and will return to his old home iD X ibany, K. Y.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
General Land Office.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-It is an Iounced that Gov. William NJ. Stone, bwa's commissioner-general of the land ottce, will be appointed commissioner, vice Thomas II. Carter, resigned.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
THE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Mining Stocks and silver.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ls.--BelchersIs s5; Best X Belcher .75 Chollar, $l.05: Con Virginia, s 10; Gould X Curry, Sl.O0; Hale X Norcross, q. 80; Potosi, H.75; Ophir, s9.S9; Savage, sl.55; Sierra Nevada, Sl.20; Union Con sl.20; Yellow Jacket sl.O5; Confidence, SlJO; Peerless, 5c, Peer, l5c; Mexican, Sl.35.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Live Stock,

CHICAGO, Nov ls.--Cattle dull. Best ttives s5.OO(d5 30; good si10GsI.sO; others, g. S5Cd4O co Sheep ste sdy. Lambs l5 lower. Natives ,$i iOC G5.25; mixed, s3.75GSi25.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Grain.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l7. -- Wheat quiet. May, sl 3S}S. Barley quIet. Buyer, Decem. Der, 9OH; May, gi5s; Jan. 9O2s Corn, Sl.2O.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Copper and Lead.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Copper-Firm. Lake, Sll.9Odl2C5.
 Lead-DuiI Domestic. Sl3SOGl39O.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-19
Silver.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ls.-silver bars-Per ounce, SI13GSi5sc.
 Mexican dollaTs-6sG6sl5c.