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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
MILK AND CREAM.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Sept 2O-rlour steady, unchanged re;
cepts 1891 b6s; shipments ll65 etS sales d'9cc
September, "a i-2G74 $40 October, - 1915 lac
- 9@5s sc M9y SSc stocE Se
steady haz 4o%5Se ISnsSsry 52@ G.Ie,.r Corn sS%
year 52c receipts, l,1s1 bush; stock, 29,6Do bush
sales. 10000 bush. southern corn white steady at
Jc0 5sc yellow firm at 5oa SOC. oats slow, No.
white Western 30 Ia SOC No. . mixed do 80 LA
81 e: receipts 5000 bush stock 153.5o7 bush Rye
timothy. 3i5a$i6. Grain freghts steady, unchanged
mes pork, s3 jOa Sl4 bulk meats loose, shoulders
l2c; long clear, 3ic; clear rib sides and sugar
dcrs, odo lie; hams, small. - lie; large l3a
- &c lard, refined, &c; crude lie; Butter firm
do imitation 2Oa21c; ladle, fancy. Ia 1Sc; good TO
choice, i@o l7c; store packed, I5e Eggs acuye at
i5c sugar firm graduated ) lie. copper steady;
refined 10 3-ic. Whiskcy steady at 81 ajosl 20.
Boston. sept 90 Flour and corn dlll., 0at' quiet
Eggs quiet R,celpts-FiOur. 1000 bbls and loo
sacks corn, $4,000 bush; oats $1,000 BUSH shorts,
80 tons.
orns. 0 b s -S c aSoS S" Snsh ou 10 hard
-4c cars No. ! Northern at 81 $50 81 lie 100
So. hard at = sc do 30. Northern at i 5-sc
do Is Use; do. No. Northern new at IS 1-oc
No. nr? no. d. at SS' Winter NSca que
and steady; ! car no; red at 7sc; cars No. a.. 3
30. i al &c, on track; cars No. l white at soc in
store Corn lower, demand light. offerings fair sales
IL cars No. yellow at - lie. cars No. 3 yellow
At Sc: cars no > at 5Ia5I I-2c, on track
cars NO 3 at 30 34c: 5000 bush do at 30 &c, IN
store: no. =, jic: No. ,, 30 Lid 80 lie: No. 4,
10 Iic asked In store. Oats weak; sales, cars No.
> white ut b lee : cars No. do at 80 &c
car, do at 30 lie; = cars No. = mixed at 34o 35c
harley 5000 bush good Western sold at Csc; quoted
No = We ern nj 72c No. 3 extra at CSC: No. at
zoe sample, j0d 55c, late. good to choice. 0o@ re
Rye lower and dull; No ., 6oc; No. 3; SOC asked .s
Flour quiet and steady; best spring. ~ 53a - 90;
winter ~ 800 - 10. Rye flour, - sos 90; mill
fn,J uurt and unchanged. canal freigits steady:
wheat 7-sa4c corn Ice; oats. lee seed.
, BE 70 Ncw-Yorh. Receipts-Four, 4l,OO0 bbs;
600 bush: barley. 10000; rye. 26cO0 bush. ship
mrnts by cannl-Wheat, 1l8,600 bush; corn, 1920
Lush. seed % 200 bush. shipments by ril-Flour,
b 900 bbls: wheat 100000 bush; corn, $4,000 bush
oats 10000 bush.
Chicago Sept. 2O.-rhe leading features ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
tjorsrs an0 Carriages
AVIAN TASSELL & KEAk., Ef'S
CARRIAGE KEPOSITOSf.
40 and l31 East l3th-,s.
ar DRTNAIE SAI,E,.

AVIAN TASSELL & KEAke'EfS
CARRIAGE REP0SlIoSi'
AT PRIVATE SALE 81.
AN ENORMoUS ASSORTMENT Of al ne
new styles Of SPRING aud srMMEi'
All "T1'HIifE NEW NEW DESIGNS in OAK, MA
PILE ard OTHER NATURAL WOODS,
proI1lnent among which Is the display o,
Childrenis vehicles for donEeys anu
siooTING WAGONS. Kensingtons, Der
b. Wse0ns. Triple Blackboard, Surfsy.,,
with and without canopy tops, youo oe :.
& White Buckboaics for four anu OLA p''
sRoDGnAMs AND OcTAGoN FHoHY
BkOUGUAMS, new ant second manu. py
the best city builders.
oLASS FRONTS AND LEATHER h-'AD"
ROCK AVA xrr,NSIOS
SIX PASSENGER AND .,I En- Soc E ssways.
FRONTS c0Sff c iNS Sutss'n N' VS.
LANDAULETs ami NAIL PHA AnnrS
T;CAKrs and sP! DER PH HA6IS IEX.
LADIES DEININH phr AExtcoa nd noe.
ro wv WAa fhASi ASS Yo.Ior WAGONS
OF ALL Lr EdTPS .o WAs9pS hIST.
AND p ~ HN TH IN OAK: now
cILsugYs. DOC ctfrs AND PONY
OUR HAI;N s.SS ROOM
rnE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC h ~
M Mfr sA FUR kSD AK GLorh RioBEs
DIAN IN IL HlERlcA.
HORSES
Jr ALL KINDS-tpmny Horses, ho'u,
sters, Trotters. Saddle Horses. ana
Workers,
ALWAYS On HAND avn
AT PRIVATE SAIL.
INTENDING PURCHASERS WIZ 20
WE'LL to examine our INN SNoE
stock before buying elsewh1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
A MONUMENT TO GENERAL CROOK.

Washington, Sept. 20.-The foundations OF an I'M
posing monument to General George CROOK We're I''N
at Arlington yesterday. Ex-President RutherloN d.
Hayes opened the exercises with a brief account ~
the work OF the Society OF the Army OF West virginia
and a description OF the monument they proposed 10
erect lie also read a telegram from Governor Nc
Kinley, Of Ohio. who to have been one OF tEe
speakers expressing regret that on account OF ''e
death OF his brother David he would be unable TO De
present General Buttcrworh, of Ohio one of CROOK
comrades Captain Mckee OF the lst West Virgin"
Regiment: william Gibson. OF ONO, ana Chapi""
John Terry OF the Seth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer IN
fantry made addresses suitable 10 the occasion. Inc
monument TO be erected has not yet arrived In the
eff
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horseback and afoot the roads leading ih'o 1.'
city, so that an estimate not possible WITH s"l'
The visitors 70 the encampment were rea'co u 81"
brilliant pyrotecnic display tonight In the N"s'7
ton Monument Grounds Grand Army Placc' !"''
north Of the monument grounds, was alive WIN /"
mass Of tostllnc pushing human beings. The eNhiDi-
ton was OF an hours duration. and very hean'
Mulu-cOorcd bombs and showers OF gold, etc. W.
the predominant features though set pieces, con az,
also fired -, e,,o In.
Mrs Foster the wife Of the Secretary OF S'ale dn
vitod a number OF friends witness the display rOi
the south portico Of the state Department BniHiHs;
Those invited To be- present included the members w
the Cabinet and their families ana Inc mehue'S VI ~
n,l,un tic (arfb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For vSck ending September 20 1872
BEANS AND PEAS.

peceipts for the week-Bcans 100 bbs peas, OinO
bush ExpDrt--BCons. COL pkgs pea 80 bbs. I'm
Do,t. 7oi bng OF beans first lots OF State beans
sold 10 local jobbng house at az 30 for marrow 81 Tor
TcJIum and 80 for kidney In old beans the move
men, il still very Glow and feeling generally easier JoD-
bers have paid 81 l7dse 20 for some very choice mar
- able q MI the
tHey could get at 81 Is. Best m,rks Of medium Iarely
above & ~ % Is OUTSIDE price lot
Me-, indian orders red kidney are light aSan th'
and rhpp.rs have no trouble hhs ueih az q o..
CITn.nia Ina held about stady but quiet. Foreign
b@ams have lad some call at I'll 65dfl 80 Tor medium ana
Al T5asI so generally for pea Green peas out OF s,-h
Reans marrow 1891. choice. per bushs2 II a. LIZ
Reans marrow 1891. poor n good...-..... ! 90 -oo
Iseans Incdium 1891. choice W -.
Reans medium and pea, 1891. poor to fair 90 30
Iean. white kidney, 1891, choice. 40 ~
Beans red kidney. 1891, ekoice MINIMUM. 10 ~ = %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK-TUESDAY. SEPT 20. 1892
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond mn tBr Perry, London sepnmbbr'
0, with ndse and passengers t" sandef'oh S0" Ar
fv ses an sne AS hi r Nichols Liverpool ses%s.r
II, Queenstown L. with mdse and passengers to IL Malt
lang S,amsr Taurlc OBJ ward Liverpool September O.
with md-e II Maitland kersey ArrIV'd a. INC DAT o.
steamer Ethiopia CBr wilson Glasgow septeTt5er via
Moye . with ndsc and PASSENGERS TO gTdesoa lB,os
o. Via Movlc 10, with md,e and IA'''nger" TO AuS'lp
BALDWIN & Co. ,,. ,.. soo,.r,o, q
with ndse and passengers to oerchs Co. Arrived 81
'A stDSm r tuISe cier waschau'cn Rotterdam spt o.
in ballast GUSTAV, heyc Arrived at the H., a, y ~
TO- With Gde and passengers. TO the Information" sS'
s @ Msnsqn S RIO TO Ss?s''2 f ASsS:
AFssG s ct city s i q Para "a Colon s.%s,t 49,
w ss md 'sS ana msasrS camp
pco Vera Cruz AZ rse%sS. a. y w1u AZ Hq S
ss R5y ." Win Mo' nd '' saG to &
FoT%ood 8 Co. Arrived % o Bar at 80 -
with S' sass and SS" ps9;eng S Mallory
s ssn.@S1 to Hu Jeph ' # Seaman
p' Steamer John cGEiesopnST Crawford Jacksonville
WIN ,eamep Teahassce Atkins savanaah with nhse and
pai saar F. faHnde Ingram wilmington C. with md'o
and s,amcr Amu To @ StdreGn Monao Bay Jamaica
seD H. Port NARA rvl5 ID ., WIN IN T Ear a. ana % %
Steamer Lizzie Henderson. Van Kirk Philadelphia
wig st @@sG General Whitney Bear.e Boston, with md'c
Shin Gainoborough McPhai Of and II DAYS from Lon
don cement e oIdcT ye,Sf 70 RL Smsw aags with
sal, r. order: vessel 10 Punch. Fdyc < Co. 80
Shin August O,er) Jsburg Gehe 80 days with mdse 70
order ef'p vessel to Theo fugcr Co
srysT-r-wind at Sandy Hook. light. east clear. AZ
City Island light south; clear
CLEARED.
Steamer. BOthnia OBJ. HeweetOn. Lvefpooi-Vefnon
Steiner SM% Standard tGr). Langen. Dover. Eng. etc
st,amcr DidOm Dteh) Potter Amsterdam Hol-funch'
steamer Rhynsnd tBelg). weyer. Antwerp Beg-ln'
ternational Navigation Co ,,.- , ,,o,oo
Steamer Aisatia tBD, Grie'son Marseis" end "ehc"-
sscarncr Neusa BRAND. Marseles via Neples-James
St@amef Viganca Crossm,n. Rio DE- Janeiro Para &C.
via ST Thomas-The y 5 Brazil NAH - 90 p.o,oo
steamer Colombia, Shackford, Colon, c-paclhc
Steamer Tallahassee. Asklns, Savannah Ga-R Il
Walker. ,. ,,,r and Ncwnort
Steonet Herman Winter. wikeson Boston Mass
BARK Giuseppe Qtap. Castelleto, Navonjer Juapo-
Park GIromine QtaD CaneIo, oran Mgerla-funch'
BarE fremont, Brophy Georgeown Dem-Tate Muller
Bark Enigma (Br Dode, Santos. BrazIl-Iame'
Elwel & Co. e,,rrn
Iiyerpool: Furst Bismarck. Southampton; Ncustrin,
Ma,sr1Iiic. via Naples Cludad Conda Havana; Joseph
John Charleston Roaroke. Norfolk, etc
Park ivanhoe for sydney, s w
Also sailed VIA Long Island Sound NJ,
Steamers Herman, Winter aud wlke'barre Tor Boston
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pattle,uakc Shoal LlghtVcs ell .
Notice Is hereby given that i,ate.nake Shoa Isht
K, a. has been withdrawn from her station OIL
,,.t,snae shoa noheastey Of the entrance TO Charlie
Ton IIarbor south Carolina gas buoy showing NM Sy
t,, igh, viii lie mO0rcd at the earliest pfactcaDl.
nnc,, 10 mark the station temTorariy Due notice ol
n rn,yrn ~ the vessel her station VIII be given Bv
order ~ the Lighthouse i'oad = Mas. ch.,.,oo,
ISWFS A. GREER. Rear-Admral. T. - Navy Chairmoh'
Va bire ton, ID. C.. September j.? lso2
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60 Get for Bnsinsss purposes.

STORES, single and double, and part OF
store I'm the Letter studio Building immc.
dla;e possession at moderate rate. Madi.
son-ave.. 18th, 18th St..
TO LEr-Fiye-s:ory building. 25xS0;
oll light freight elevator steam heat and
power II required; suitable for piano and
other factory: l24th.st near Patkave.
Apply HORIZONS, ITO Fast l25th-st.
BROOKLYN
70 LEASE from May. 1898, factory
building. 304 to $40, Hewes-st., brooklyn,
near Broadway elevated 5 minutes 70
ferries "a by 80 feet, 3-story brick and good
and enginchouse, now occupied as
shoe factory the tenant will sell engine and
shsttiug II required also for sale, plot
suitable for factory. G6xlO0 feet, "a Ross-st.
IL ID SHOLES. owner. SIS Bedford-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS FOREIGN PORT

THE MOVEMENTS or - EA''''', .,,., o.,
Steamer Macdur OBJ. Porter. sailed from singapore 'o
New-YOrk September II. c.,.,, ,.oro Noyr york
steamer 81 Romans (Br. Campbell. from ~ New'hofN
Sertemhcr 7 arrived q Liverpool september 20. 49,.
steamer ElwIck (BD, sailed from swansea ior Nc"
York September ~. -. m, rowts ,ro,n ycw
Vail fop Liverpool passed Brow Head september 20
Steamer BIrnnnIa ItaD Pzzarelli, from New'fofK'
arrved nj Genoa September Is
steamer Burgermester Peterson toeTl hunger sa'e'
f.on, Siettln for New York September 10.
The North German LLOYD steamer Elbc. Won GocsS
from Vow York september TO- Via southampton, arrived o
Eremcrha,en ~ september 20 -. ~ ...,,.,d
steamer Camio.a (Br Story. from New-York, arrived
al Rotterdam september ID ,,,. , ~. vorl
" steamer Centurion (Br), Watson. from New-forh
,uy,s, 10 arrived 1t MontevdcO september II.
Snrec Gen. Wgcrid. from New-Nork for Bremen
M sod Sclllv September 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
THE SOUTH BROOKLYN STRUCK 4 ROCK.

Inspector Burland made his weekly report to the
Pilot Commissioners yesterday, and says that the
ferryboat South Brooklyn, which sank at her docA
last Friday, struck rock south VI Governor
Island, which tore hole in her hull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

AM.-Ssndy Hook, AS Gov Island 90 Hell Gaze lOV1
Sunrise SET 55lMoon sets. 30 pm Moons age
HIGH WATER TODAY.
PM-Sandy Hook :05 Gov and, :!5IHel Cate lo'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21

Beans. red Kidney poor 10 fair .......... 10 %
Beans. Lima. Cal. go ~. per bush....-... G 90
BUTTER.
Receipts for the week. 1913 Pkg Exports for week.
$500 pkg> The market hd. shown ttutuFe> O slfli
interest during the week Possibly trade may have been
little q,eter. but supplies have come iorw il mpd
tratcly und there have been fluctuations IN values
Top grades fresh creamery STEADY, perhaps unc
firm, With extra Western Hing generally at p &c best
marks o. STATE In tubs az PC and pals AZ 2i2u1,c
Plenty OF here ind demand for them l. hght-
buyers table grades generally inquire for eX-
tras sales mainly 32d23c, very high grade rtSch
2ic. Sour otherwise faulty, stock mo,e, slowly az
l9G2lc. JObbers been able t. supply their wants
thus far " IN fresh goods and there has been very little
to 20 reirieerator> for held stock state
dairy quality sell promptly at sc Dut
reelpts comprise 1rrr share Of summer nale tqos anq
move slowly eOd2.c. Not much demand as YET
for frkns and a2c con rarely b. exceeded for IN, best
Choice imitation creamery IS steady az zoe, special loo
nice lines OF western dairy nave
fair call at Zoe factory J. sold up pretty Well
and II shipper, continue rate the chances are In
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gitn Real Cstate for Sale

=
EXAMINE 81 WEST 9lST-ST.-Best
West side 3-stoiy house IN the market
IL II y IN. by 100; hargaiD. SlENENS'
0th-avc., cor. 93i-st.
MUST BE SOLD. fine new three-story
ht,h.s toop cabinet finish residence high
,,ao,nd beautiful neigh borhOod li4th-st.
I C. DAVIS s. CO., li9 Broadway.
YF,R hTH-AVE. and 6iST- ST.-Ele-
s-,nt house. side light, equal TO corner =
story extension. 5. NIXON. 60 Broadway
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Counlrp Real estate % Eel

DESIRABLE HOUSE TO rent In
pliinfleld n. J.. furnished or unfur.
nished perfect order oil modern improve;
mcnts: T. rooms, BATH room, hot and cold
water throughout seven minutes wa: from
station centrally located hrstclass neigh
borhood and surroundings. Address &. X.
D. Plainned. n. j.
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GounIrp Real estate for Sale

ings for sale or 10 let; large ass rtment OF
handsome building. sIto-, terms cay.
TUBS & TAYLOR. 8 Beekman-st.. y. 7.
FOR SALE.-C Country store reason fer
selling. poor health Of proprietor. Aduress
A. b., lalesvlllc, Conn.
THE ORANGES, n. j., near all stu
tlonsl Real estlta for sale. New modern
residence. best location. $4,000 EIW' r.
HAMILTON & CO., % B'way. y. l.
STOCK FARM, wilton, Conn. 30 miles
/, mile station; $50 acres clean up ana
two dwellings; numerous outtIiliulnssi NJ"
creamery: immense new stock tar1i $40
well witered stabling, 400 head Dnest
grazing farm in state; sell ha'f cost
PERRY, 81 East loOth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

We have had strong market for prime grades OF round
,toes under good demand and very moderate supplies
wet potatoes have favored the buyer onions nave tueo
morally firm but close shade easier. Cab6ages steady
ina beans scarce and firm Grees corn about steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
SU DRIES.

NUTS-Peanuts firm, at 4hd42c for fancy handplcked,
"a d32c for farmers spanish shelled quoted a. 2a
sac for No No ., 3d32c virginia NO. shelleo at
32d3.c, and No. ., at 2a2tc !,
BEfSWAX-Qmet and steady; Southern quoted
nUNfYNN"W quoted at 12a1oc per n as to color
ani style Of package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21

unchanged. No : Splns wheat. y 3-sc; Ne ,
spring wheat. 05N 81 PC No red, ~ 3Sc No
corn ~ &c: No ,. II lie, No oats, ~ , 80 I;
No : white. "a a35 2c; No white 52a 80 2c;
80 rye. jGc. No barley. &c: No !, T. %; D., 40
prime timothy seed ~ SO, mess pork per Dbl. $40 10
- go 20 lard. per 100 lhs. =! - short ribs Sides
no,e - ~ % - 40: dry saltcd shoulders (boNei
"a eOg $40: short clear sides dboXei), ~ % -
whi,hcy dstillrrs' finished goods per gal. u 10 ;
sugar, cut loaf, BAD J-Sc; graduated. 3ec;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
DRIED ERrIT0.

Receipts for the week. 57Gi pkrs; exports for week
15j pkrs Invors are bcginnlng to inquire for new
cynporat,d apples and II probable that choicr 70
fancy 9dlOr. bld apples ~ sil 1
and under fair obhiuc d mand prices ar" hieh'f anu
finn; current ,acs mostly IN small way are al "a
f0f stock ont ~ cold storage. North t'"lHa gun @
Sliced apples steady at 5aGe Peeled pa,h,H mn
,d,..crd l. IT, and there unusually good druhu
Tor them Raspherres ,tadcr. lucNeberrics ana black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
CHEESE.

Receipts for week. 5G,olS boxes last week. oo3i,
boxes. Exports 2S,327 boxes lte hlghsr RAM Oh
but since then trude has been much quleer and the
unsettled tone. Indeed Ii the demand
alone could have Influenced the position som. setback
pccs would have already occurred, but stock cost
very high and the unllScliho1d farmers would be
willing 10 take any money their september cheese
has "A holding Yesterday ana to-day
scarcely business accomplished and ne position Is
largely nominal Some OF the faVorit" combinations and
Osweeo factories held higher than quote but as
trading basis l0i4c FOR fancy coorcd 9nd lrsc Tor
white are fun high; quite number OF small single
factories OF really line quality are Offering at 100 l0c
but snl slowly. Part skins u choice quality In lair
demand but ~ good grades not wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21

Beans. red kidney poor fair........... 10 a 90
Beans. Lima. Cal. go ~. per bush...-... G : %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
RERRITS-FRESlI.

Tho cholera has oIec,ed The con,lmpuve deuGnc
for all fruits unfsvos ably. and the vigilance O the h'alu
officers hos ESPECIALLY difficult 70 sell diectye
Qustes But the fact That while OF the disease have
appeared herc has been spread Of the Infection
and the chances Of epidemic are thus c-'ehed has
In large measure eayd public apprehension, and 10 Is
hopd that demand for choice qualities OF al Kinds
VII again reach the usual proportions lh'le nus
"A apples q Great britain
Interior plnts direct. end the liberal arrivals here
have been LARGELY u grades NJ g abroad. Tho
whole has beea dull and declining aud The 9ut
let for detective qualtS T. especially poor. Bartlett
pear ha been mo plenty aad veg Qul lower prices
at the close IL fancy hard fu reach s-a - -
most offerings ONerrp, aud very bou
h. move even AZ ~ 2jasl 80 Seckcl are OF irregular
qua ty aud poorly unless exceptionally fancy Later
var.cties are NOR. plenty and slowly, especial
common stock which Is greatly neglcc''d Peaches
hay poorlv; 0f zoe 10 II covers the huk
Of salcs cus going 3Odi0c. but at the close Lighter
enabled scoIs u ltlr moro Tor the
few fancy lots Obta nabc. PunS have ful"d duh ana
lower. Grapes, except fancy upriNrr DtoN'r. ma"
rucl very dull and nuc, lower, but n lighter ir-
CENT az The co.c and tne stcader though not quoaby
higher Cnnbsrrle- show a slight decline undrr III
eI and accumulation In store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21

FOR RENT.-A house OF twelve rooms
and barn, TO let on Broadway. opposite
RoclcwelLaye; all the latest improve
ments; for rent for tho winter sea son,
furnished. Apply a. NIX: WILLIAM IA.
CAMPBELL, Long Branch, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
POULTRY AND GAME.

Tho Jewish New Year holiday occurs on Thursdly "
this and shipper, nave forwarded large supplies 10
meet that demand Yesterday and to-day receipts were
- carloads. and or 10 car, more are cue to'm,ir"W
Fowl. are having strong demand and rn" HIm Al ll"
The few sales up 10 ljc Chickens plenty and weak
Old roo,trs and turkeys higher and firm. Average lots
Of ducks and quiet ana unnpONtd but cho'c
fat stock l. wanted and higher
Arrivals Western dressed poultry large, but con
slst mostly ~ scaldrd chickens: these duh and
weaker generally steady undcr modcr
supplies and fowls. being quite lin NJ
thu close choice dry rk"d fowls ruling firm ~ l3
lie and sfadcd at 130l3-c. Dry-pickcd chickens are
quite firm at i3dli for good fancy but few lots reach
the latter price except under selection Scad.d chct
average prime quality. are selling generally at =
dl2i2c only few exceptionally fancy bringing l3r
Philadelphia chickens shade hrmer. Old cocks steady
old turk and large young IN fair demand but
small poor young drag heavily Spring ducks u Tine
quality IN fair request and nrm. squads steady Fresh
grouse have been plenty and Of Irregular quality de-
mand HIGHT. Partrdgcs scarce and firm WoOdcock dun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21

hrlck house. 80 S0uth.st.; elegantly fur.
pished; in complete order; convenient TO
the station, store.. churches and schools.
Inquire Of ]. HENRY JOHNSON, Morris
town, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21

Receipts for the week. G23 bales; exports, bales
imports 3 bales New State hop, are not arriving NtF
freely yet aud BUYERS take the stock about rs ast a.
decline shortly however correspond with the lower
rates now ruling In country. loarlngs continue To
sen about The same ~ the hops, best lots reaching
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-07-29
How Squirrels Came to Inhabit
Court Square, Memphis.

It is not generally known, and proba-
bly, the "oldest inhabitant" has forgotten
how Court Square came to be populated
with squrrils. Square keeper Simon has a
theory that the ark of the ancient mariner
Noah rested on these bluffs, and the squir.
rels entered claim to Court Square, which
their descendants have held in fee simple
ever since. This theory is wholly unten
able.
An old gentleman, who will be well re
membered by many old-time MemphIans
Mr.. Flournoy, of Mississippi, told the
story of the squirrels to Scimitar repor
ter last week. Mr.. Flonrnoy was former.
ly Memphis merchant, a member of the
firm of Crawford & Flournoy, the Mr.. w
]. Crawford being the father of Mr.. w. ]
Crawford of this city.
He had a son, y. w. Flournoy, who as
a boy of IA earned little spending mon
ey by delivering the Daily Avalanch tC
the suburban subscribers. This was in
1853. One day he came across a nest
of young squirrels, and captured four OF
them and carried them home.
His little pets got to be nuisance abont
the house, and the boys mother babe him
get rid of them. He did not waut to kill
them or turn them loose. He hied him
therefore to Mayor FinnIe and asked per-
mission to turn them into Court Square
His Honor had no objection, and into
Court square they went. The bunnie.
liked their surroundings, were contented
to rem ain, and the next spring raised an
interesting family. They continued tC
multiply and plenish the square; and
their defendants have been engaged in
the same business ever since.