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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
BladGu.

EpiroR CuIrF Pine dry weather
e are hay,nr
Farne., are all buy m.is0g bay
bile the sun .hiss,
vs. Hail iroy, q Blue Hi on
Willie Thorn Jr. - lcarning - uie
ncw ,af,,y bicycle
School commence. Moalay >ert
al MI. Wright e Cowlc. a.
cher.
Dave Byrue ha. gone east n PAR
ase his fall stocs Il goods
Mr.. Isaae David la. gDbe u llhsoss
sec her mother who - dangerously
At the ice cream .ociable a, the
.rmoay school hoa'e, sf,een sollan
n cleared and prcsented % Bsv.
0usten.
Mi. IIsnch has charge 81 Byrne
.ros. store While the prUPustor u IA
le east
" G. Wick. 1. bulldog "a addition
- fee, 70 the store oeeaP'ed ~
Jrne Bro.
Rev. Hou.,cn preached b.. farvsell
,mon Sunday lie vii move 20
iuaesotA
Quite a number II BlA4ssi,s. are
tending the reunion a. Grad Islssd
y. seek.
The laSie. q the VI T. church wtil
i've .apper fron tvs 70 eight el~st
'ednes4ay evening the oh At The ..
X. Hall Al are cordially isvItsd-
$
Dout s.orm The system ~ yoa soesi
fur- ~ bid by The soeeuy. cuus.Aps
e y-n.y p~rssds g 20 s~urrsnzs~r sgts
4. II 80 Zssis Ezrfv .~ TE@e
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4 v TIE FODDER.

KAeks Noan,~d IN wh~et. Nav s~~a
Pound N~rr t.~faL
For feeding sheep a. ;h- >:arS - IN
the yari. racks ar indispensable
They should b. built With AT OUTSIDE
shallow by - catch the clover raves
and broken hav AMI - hold grain wh~n
feeding IL The frame - the h-ttrrn
Of the rack should ~ of weigh; SUI
fcient ~ allow !. - ~ moved uJth.g:
dsmage- The top nav - liEh;ly
formed Of inch strips bur-i q ta-c
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TH~ssi 1nAlu,

IN \ oough-more than ever -ben
your blood u bal II make
thing ca.y for ConsHmp;son. Bu;
there. 4 cure for !; ! Dr. Psrc..
Golden Medical Discovery. Ap-
tive cur-p no; only for Weak
Lnngs, Splitting IF Blood. Br1n
ohl;r.. Asthma ami all lingering
Coughs, bat for Con.ump;son l;.~it
IN al rs earlier s,ag- IL. rss-
~onabie- All the~ iI-a- d~p~ad
on tainted bod Consgmptron -
SIMPLY Lang -rofaia All for
every form q ~rofgls and blood
faint The Discover . I certain
remedy. IL. 20 CERTAIN, TIA; 20
makers gs1rant>> Il - ho%s; or
cur. in every eas, or tbe aon<y -
refunded With \ rs-iEas~ tba; -
.~srt,in. TIN. can - don-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
FOR DOMESTIC USES
An Interesting Chapter on Eco.
tricity In the Household

How the servant Girl PPobaea 9sy
Eventually Be soived-Liftis Lnxsries
which In the Course OF . short
Time VIII become NeeesaitIes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

AL wac Wish - az NALure a. A-r cTsF-s
- MAINTAIN ed hrsIth SbGld 49, uT Jubl
EglI Sar-Ag.rtaA l. = =. peasant a.
vitae. ant '.r zor" str~u g-h~uius T. 80
-Ecial - every part at cV~-y u-tHn -
cL- b-ty l. - J-lly ~" od ran> u".st
ard ne young uNa freed L. rs>~- =
iebi.ity and wcaAu~sS y --t> Ike = charm
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

Syrup"

G G.ogr' Druggist Walrr'ovH.
VS. THIS ., the oplagou oi 4 maa
who keeps i drug ,'o-~. ~ell, All
ncdiCiuc~ Comes II Jl'v,t gUutac<
with the patient, ard Their '811f.scs.
and know bc;;rs than anSunc ci~
how remedies ell AMI what t;ly
uleu; they have IL hrsg, a. a..
the failures AMI succv~~ aa! Gan
therefore judge know oi go
medicine .uf Coughs S1gc Throat
OF HoarcurSs ,ha, had ionc such -
tcCtsEC Nu,k ga rF
Coughs, family a. Fo- hoe :
e--. CrrufIn Syrup Last
winter a lat!y C4i,~!
HoarseneSs. - NV story wbo vs.
suffering 'rU~laVrTN
severe cold She could h1'i., AL
T~--3au syrup
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

Farmer. are busy ps;tsg sP haJ
he weather ,. favorztl. for that Oe-
rpaiioa. there i a. abaslaacc q Bar
1t sP here tbs ssA-oa
M Hal Mr.. La;bsI : father wko
- very ,ick Ia; -ees Ia. - .Ar -
vcr-i a. 20 u abe e. &c ArosEs
ava
Nr. Fred NIIAaeh broth~ s]a- 70
r. T Crvoch. rwsanssi ;his .~sk sD=
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

T-r- \ cure for Catx-h. too
~ matter xha, y~oa'Ve bsu I'D 20
t~heve- II ti-ers sat- n r0zf a~.
voaT %, $50 cash li's \ bonl-
hde Cf1sr ihz;'s made by tbs pro
pr-.Oe~ Sof Dr.. Ssg~. tAtarh
Rsm~!r. T-r'. r<k n IL - -
sur, bot ney ~. Wig 20 take
the rsk-yoa ozghi % D. CAD
20 take rhe u~iicn<-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

C~uNspIfNs -fol tgrc - a. 80
STICK o. rnS-r veArtIv Wa Ia 49,
Aro1sa 80 A.vg -CG-
I-UuEr
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Srs JrE.sI hss ~ Hs-husz, -; 80
has ~ ur>4l ?. at a. b -. eoassI 70
= r1uurr .. 4d~sphI4 gt-~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

Tie Oaiy oee T.~r rrtas~a Ca Nss roa
the o~d-
E.c- wcck . discrrE. } .1cA 81 8.
PGeA,Aoc IA tAs gap-T TSrrv AZ Do tu1
sorts AXE tn et,nsr ~ cac~vt 'ss~ vor1
IA. word all D. fozn4 IA 10 - fr -
Ea;t~rs Iroa ICak. l--:~ Liver E, al
Wild Cherry Bit;-r Lc1x - C-v.cr-s
tr.s EEA kaSi the 49, c<yfzl a.
VITA = sad 10 surA -za q tss- al
thry VII rvtgrz ycG As~s. S.-g:z ito
graphs aaG sample free
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

A. ruE nsrr-ry CliuH- ~ - v~r.t
Ton roll. down Atlanta journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

N.VI lttlc Children owe rasi- = o't"a'th
% Dr John BgIis Worn is-Jruy~r~ NHgc
MAJ uA- ~ give them >4Cu nc rari -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

AsHrY b. o''-u .av~t ny - an-Brr. h-t
--~n 49, often LIT o. ts~fr TaaHur TrIEs
-tfftr.N
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

C.S~or a rug .isric as.~rn olv ~srr~-, -
termed a pogni parfy kAt-"v~ Amsri
g.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

S~rFr an a candy date Cor your "a
y0T. ~ Tire tuabv .444 20 thc b. bro.
Ju E.Sl-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

Ay,tN lHfy becomes st. ;z.-rr b. z
Glenn ~ phlT sap
H. ia Aai wa,ser pyr. = c,ur,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

H,ssH purga:ivr rvT~fl~N are 's.f gr =
VI. . the r-nLs artlsa A. w li ~--Cf. 70
,artrr'S Latte Liver F.lN n s.4 try th+-
ne, WI. r.Etalais F.-Aso yo4
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28


Both ihe method asI rr.zlts .s.a
Syrup Of fs, s tAken: IL j, pleasant
and ~resre~Asag 81 the tas;e aasi al
gently yct rrunPtly on tie ksipeu
Liver aai BJsch. elcsr-. H. .u
t,n ~esoc,ualiv. dsp~,. oall. A~al
acho. and fever. sai egrv- hshtaa
eo~nsuFaaoa- sFrup II b., Is The
only remedy Of Ia k,aA ever pr
duo~d. pleasing o. ;Ac taste AL A.
cep;able % The stomach. yro=ps IN
IL. action al truly t-uescsal In is
eacCts prpa-~i oaly fra The ss-,
hoslihy ant Asr-zlls substance ia
nsny excellent qualities oosazncsi II
81 al AMI havc rSdc IL lAs Esas;
popular r,nc,iv knosr
Syrup q E-s Is 90 alc in soc
All 81 b ,;lcs ~ al lcai.a. drus
gss An. reliable dru.sss ~ao
Ray %, kavc !: "a hasi oil Pr
cur II prumPuy fr aay oae sAs
wishes TO uy IL Do Dot aoorp; a.,
sui~;I;utr-
CALIFORNIA Nc SYaUp co
So 's4sSsco co.
~Ect~s'tsf a. . Q
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

Dou't s.orm the system ~ yoa soea
fur- ~ bid by TIE soeuy. o~uus.&gs
&c getty p~rssd. . 20 surrseS~r 18th
Wits lxt;le Earfy s-r Tk~r
.,Le &C. az wuri~-sui cOrvIncerz
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The GENERAL MARKETS

H.safUI Inc % d-e,. soOi,-,ao :
ir-.s Ma and ETprr>a
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

W uTt.-~ IA Tg>o.C9r~ frr CousguT'
Cure. here o,r@r rsm~tlr- IA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
IN american E,r,..r.m.

Well. you're Ont ton.
Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

.l,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

NuuraEt- my uEutHel. the ratnet
does not give - his son 1T school
enough money to last him several
years but As the bills for tuition and
board. and clothing and books come in.
pays them 81 tod will not give you
grace all at once for the future. but
will meet all your e~xigeucies as they
come Through earne prayer. trust
Him Put everything in Gods hand aud
leave il there. Large interest money
Ia pay will soon eat mp a farm. a store.
an estate. and the interest on borrowed
troubles will swamp anybody. "Sufi-
cient unto the day Il the evil thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
HID rnR The nI.RnER OF 1 pRrDGER.

baltimore Nov. 90 (special.-The Chesapeake oyster
malice navy, which two years ago was notorious for
is frccal display of authority and It's total inei-
Cheney has of late through several Of It's officers, been
enforcing the law too vigorously and using its guns
with too deadly effect Julius Phipps. the mate OF one
OF the sIoo;s and George Ford and Hiram Cummings
re under arrest on charge Of murder brought by the
Coroners Jury that Investigated tie shooting OF George
smith "A drcdger. The murdered man was one of a
number OF dredgers on the schooner Ariel, Captain
Winfield scott Boyer. The schooner, Is charged, was
dredging near the Three Sisters bar In the Chesapeake
Bay The police sloop Archer had been disabled by
the breaking Of her mast and went into Annapolis Tor
repairs As soon as this learned, number o.
dredging vessels the people of the states navy say
took advantage Of the situation and went on Tor
hidden grounds for oysters. Captain Harge, OF tue
Archer ordered Phpps and the oner Two men 70 20 OUT
Nm a pnngy and capture the vessels. Most OF IRE
dredgers got away before the police approached The
Ariel was left behind and the state officers ied on her
and smith was shot and killed. NJ the time he was
helping to wind up Of the dredges' Inc ARIEL
came 10 Baltimore with the body OF the dredger ana
turned Il over 10 the police. Captain Foyer wIs
placed under arrest, charged with Illegal dredging
The oyster all the state are excited over the
killing OF Smith. The oyster police nave Ordcis 10
run down Illegal dredgers and fire over Them 10 force
surrender but are not allowed 10 fire Oh dreiIser
unless first attacked. In this instance the dredging
vessel had offered no resistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
4 yBiLAyrHRoPnr,s WISHES CARRIED OUT

baltimore Nov. 90 specaD.-The late Moses shep-
pard one Of MaIyland's phiiantropists. left $o67,-
632 40 for an asylum fOf the insane. The institution
will be opened tomorrow. n large number OF appI-
cations for admission have been received. Mr.. shep-
paId organized his own board OF trustees in lo'd anu
as he stipulated that only the interest on the fuhd
should be used. tie work has been slow On May l.
1851 the sum lad increased 10 S00o'0jo "a Inc
buildings ana grounds cover 81 acres slVa'ed Oh INC
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, six miles from tins city
Ground was broken on May 25. )s62 ana the work mas
icon continued within the limit OF the available lhcohe'
which has averaged ga 200 year net ie l'ho cost
$40 $50 and for buildings roads ana other improve
rneuts s,s47 O44 has been spent. Ia accordance VIII
e M dies Of the founder patients Of all conditions ana
, anv uart of The country viii be admitted, and the
tcs r,gt will be after the reformed methgis sugsese9
~, M Sheppard No strait jackets VIII be used ana
1b rIes saw that patients should not be hrousht 70
,hc ASYLUM bv deception, a. IL has Dad erect ic
oIf.t nlvscian and superintendent Is DE- Eu"afu -
Iste of the Pennsylvania Hospital Tor the Insane
~ sdenlin and formerly OF the New ORR Stalo
ii,naiic Asylum at Utica He Is assisted lS lT; II.
HNGnsSi,h Reese who was for Two years IN assistant
;'yySician mi Johns Hopdns Hospital me nuIahs
Yih he supervised by Mrs. CaIO1ne KlcnaFus NIleh
" ,,gIato OF the Bellevue Hospital Training School.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Stedlness noted spot grades OF Brazil
to-day but the market had the usual du LOOK incident 70
tbs close OF the week No. Rio quoted at l5,4s No
sses reported. Mid grOwths IN Hight demand 1he con
ruled unsettled and the speculation wa mod
erltey active. There renewed covering Of November
shorts and tiat option 0dyen2ed about 20 lcihts
Otherwise the temper be1rsh and final gGres lnGtte
net loses Of 15d20 points compared with me nai OF
yesterday. Lower Rio advces aud larger receipts " no
and Santos helped the downward tendency besides which
there les local liquidation llaNre ADVANCED
A2G1a francs. and Hamburg gained 1dl pigs but they
had but little London clio ed weak. Onical quo
tatons 10 D. m.-December, els 30 January, obs "a
February. j8s Cd March, SIS April, 57s May Dos "a
which "a COO bags Brazilian arrivals during the month
GO,0O0 bags deliveries. 5000 bsg- Rio quotes reg
uar fPt 40 kilo $40 AGO; good second 90 kii0Sl;
700; exchange tprvatel. 124; receipts IN RIO, lfVO
bags; Rio clearinces to United states 5000 bags no
Europe 1000 bags Rio stock $4,000 bags
Smtos stock, $4,000 bag. Santos market hrmi go9a
Santos. 10 ZOO CLEARED from Rio, November 2
:. Chintrey $4,000 bags. Receipts nc Rio July 10
Noyemb-P p, 1891 600 bags ,ane time 1saU.
ID santos July November o. 1891. i93 0oo bag
time 1890 1.Gl2 600 BAGS; same lime 1882 OBS OuO
bag Total sales here to-day, 1900 bag lncuGlnE
November at 129Jd32jc; DECEMBER. j. l22Og jan
uafy, 1170d12c; February, 1lSjc; March, Hoe lcOc
April 11.6jal zoe; May, 45all.70; June 1lSoc and
Il 75c; February. 1L60dll zoe March. il1Od DOC
AIrn, n.40all soc; May llhodll ijc june, IL 500
btr, II O5c December, 12OdGl Toe. WAREHOUSE &C.
her. 11.O5c December, l2G5Gl2.l0c Warehouse de-
since November 1, 1891 Newlotk % lOi4 -
EAtmore 10 6f7 bags NewOrleans, 1899 bag toal
3OG eco bags. !,
COTTON-The spot market ruled very dull at Lice &c,
cline. reported. Receipts at the ports 3l5l
bales against 4s79 bales this day last week. and 4G9O
bales this time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
WORK OF THE CITY MISSION SOCIETY.

The sxteth anniversary of the New York Protestant
Episcopal City Mission Society was celebrated last
evening at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest Fifth
ave and Forty-nfth-st. Bishop Potter presided lie
briefly explained the object Of The society ana de-
scribed the field where the most work could be done.
The society being I'm urgent need Cf funds. he asked
those who could afford il 10 help the good work along
By contributing TO its support.
Appeals for contributions and addresses on the work
OF the City Mission were delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Rraddin Hamilton, the Rev. Jocclyn tombstone, the
Rev Dr. u Parker Morgan. the Rev DR.. Arthur BROOKS
the Rev Arthur Judge Charles T. liul ana Jo.n II:
Eoynton The church choir dill some fine singing
during the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New York SATURDAY. Nov 2e.-EEENES-ltcceips9 %
carcads or Ols hcad-0 carloads for export any %
caroads consigned direct 10 saughtnrPrs, M "hich
earoads for El.tnans Company, ana caIIOa"s UT w"
murtpt No trading. Feeling STEADY. 49,. r,.....oo,,
tIty dressed beef dull at Fridays quoal.ops, EuOb'
markets unchanged. shipments a. previously FrIOtu'
CALVFS-Recelpts 3js head nearly all az Ootn IT.
Market quiet but steady for good stock The rev sas
Of veals wer, case per n. and bunch Oh western
calves sod ~ Sc. - IT,. oo ,,..o-, o.I,.os o. y,
average &C De per n veal, 40 H. at &C. Co. LOU 3D.
" j. " Pdcock s sons. yeals, 135 ~ at &C. Co.
io WitsEi IN tNMIS-R"cepts 49, carloads. or B. 72i
hcadlO carloads at jersey city and carloads at Goth-s
m" stock at GCthst delayed and the late hour at
winch 4 was ya,ded prevented it, being sold In season to
~ AZ jersey CITY the market rated stady for sheep
lint lower for lambs. Reported sales were 70 the ran &c
= 81 o5GS % per 100 n for common t. good sheep ana
- GoIGa6 for good - choice lambs -,
Dressed mutton slow at ctaGsoc, and dItssfd ramos
SaIes-R Nipple & Co.: SO Indiana lambs 80 n aver:
gcr az g - pei n 100 ltnnSy Aanln do - w ~
- -: 2O2 Kentucky do. so .. at - CO.: 90 western
shocn ZIG N at - Kentucky bucks l2O 10 at - %
NJ Collins l70 Canadian lamb, 81 10 at 90 .,
Y. I!dcOrk & - jersey limbs ~ %. ~ -
30 state do 70 ~ - rs 22 do 90 ID, at - y; ~
Jersey ewes 81 H. az ~ -; ljs do. 40 ~; ~ ~
i. : E1se: - jersey ewes, l32 IT, at - 90 jersey
larIhs 90 n. at 50. oe,. d. . -
IS STATE sheep. llO -, 81 - 30. % =. . 90, 81.
D. IIarfn9ton: aif Mchigen sheep. 90 n. az - j.
UOtfS-Rnctipt=, 90 Carloads. or l3l9 lrad-lS car
loads at 4O:hst and carloads at Jersry city !lle
carload. FOR lot sold private terms No
lnally weak Of % 7Ca$l per 100 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH.

ruualo NOV Observation-Disclosures for the p2.t =
four, $50 head elk thus far, lDl-O mar
IN, am. ne Last week. IL 400 head consigned through
80 mead: t. New YORK - SO head on sale 20 hCal
market opcned steady aud firm, closed steady ana hPi
ou sold old 10 good COWS, - 1JaS2 80; tOJt l.lVOH
Iutch' r stcfs - GOTf3 Gj. Icgs-Receipts for th1
Iast a hours. ! head; total for w.ch mus Lar
II coo head: Tor last w.ok $1,000 head con
slpord through 400 head T. New-lork sa1O h 20; on
sic IL $50 head: market opened - edy nrm fot S0od
grades common light dull closed steady Tor go9d gau
ahoIt all sold heavy lT1d's corr fed - eOGS5 20
vri rt corn .fot - 75df3 so; Workers, "ood 70
rs. corn led S3 6jgS3 70 do lignt 70 art Corl "a
"a fOJsI 90 GOOD ends, - 2JaF3 90 pigs. g00i
fo hest cora ~ % 2jGf3 80 pigs. common ps T. fl
s3ns9 %: assorted roucns - 0d$3 90 common l0uEhi
- I5a.3: sLIg,. 81 5Oas- 30. sheep and lAmbs-k,
ceIns for the past hours. $500 had total for week
mus far 3G 600 head for time last week 500
hcad cnnsigned through 800 head; 70 Ncwl Crk, 800
saIcs 400 market Opened = ady, clc, urn aid
,eadvo sbeen extra fancy 30: good TO choice
gIG4 30; far good, :. 1ddT lambs, eool 10 ch9ite
native - o5dSj 20 common 10 fd!r do, - t'd@l ~
cus TO common SO 40a+i 40; Canada common to extra
" Chicago Nov cs.-"The Evening JeLna" reports
Cattlp-Recelpt- 900 head slpHcnt>, lOOO hcad itf
ket active. stronger todor's sal@s natives - 40,
head market opened strong closed 5r'0c lower roish
AID common So 6Ods3 80 packers aud shippers. ~ 500
10 % prime heavy and butsh,r3, w,2hSo ,9tGF4 10:
Ii1ht 3 .5asi 10 Shcep-ReceiptS, LOCO hfla shlu-
ments none; market steady; NATIVE s~es, sgyt 50;
mixed ~ 1Jd&i wethcr-. 81 JCGfJ Jni Westerns,
81 30asi 80 Texans, 81 i0aS4 so lambs 81 3Oaso 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
Inrnny WnOL SALES.

ro,do, Nov .s-At tine wool sales toby there were
of,rrd 1910 bales II quality. IN "OmprttOn
yas nd ~uitlbla were eagerly bought Home
ycs wtr, especially anxious . acquire offerings OF New
Iceland ed slpe wiki Continental operators com
retrd knariy for Hno marluOs. GOOD GU ens,and was
greatly favored. Thus during the pr snt serbs 49,
G6D Ilc- have been Offered 1000 have been Withdrawn,
and there or. available $4,000 bal = The tota OF the
p chaos thus far f. GOO Glf% lhe OueF.
Iucs ncXt week VIII amount - 0S,OU0 bales. 1"ra VII
be sale Oh December 81 500 bales Of F1land ls'oncs
aud Puu.a Arenas WOO = Following tic c&ls offerings
In detail Ard the prices obtained Queensland 400 baes
GdGis ID do locks and pieces. cddls; Eraasv
Gid Iod: DO locks and pieces, 35ddsd Melbourne and
Victoria bales; secured 1iddis 2d do locks and
Mcgee BID dOI.d: crt1sy. 1ddIs 60 locks and pieces
Ga,dGOrd south AUSTRALIA. 1900 bale secured locks
and ul.ces 51tidlOt: grcasy. 4Ld0s@d; do locks gId
Ilcres 3dT87,d Wtst Australia COO bales gour d. X;
DO locks and piece GtaiOd greasy ladgssd 90 locks
7sda1s Sid DO locks and Pieces o!dais "a sr,,sy
5sdaSLd do locks aud p.ercs 81 Cap, " Good HOpo
an1 Natal 500 ales secured l0dGls I'd; rrlasy, 52d
d7d. Tha imports for the pas. week wer,: Fom New.
south Wales 55 hale. from Queensland. 23t1 bales
from Victoria 1l,2l tales from south Auttala 3 2'2
Hone and Natal t,CS3 balls: from Russia. 5ll bales
and from various other places. 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
1 DErp.wArnR CONVENTION CHILLED.

Chicago, Nov. 90 (speclall-The deep water conVen,
tion TO consider the deepening and widening oil III
Lake channels and outlets between inc "eScrii hne
roos ana the Atlantic scaboard has been called 10
meet in Detroit on December H. The call Is issued
nv the Chicago Board Of Trade, the Detroit Board OF
Trade. the Merchants and Manufacturers EAehhnge
and the Vessel owners Association OF Detroit Inc
governors OF the akebodered States are ihV'eu' anu
all commercial bodies from cities adjacent 10 ihe
lakes and all cities having no such organization are
invited TO send five delegates each as members oi 'e
oyontioo Al this convention Secretary stone OF
.h. Chicago Board of Trade, VIII bring up the subject
- tl,e faginnt discrimination Of the Wemnd 'hn!
management against American vessels passing w '"''
channel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Nov %. l p. m.--Cotton. American Coed
rcidgl,og A5.d: mddng 1 T-lGd low mlddng. AID ::
god ordinary LID: ordinary. lS.lCd Ihe sal1s Of
quiet: Az, can mdling low mddlng clause November
delivery: -sdd sllcs December and January deliver;
oIl4d s,lers. January and Fel ruay delivery 2lid
"a sod February and March delUorD 20 -
os dad. March and ADril deliver 4 .aOBtdT4 SlNld
Ann and Nav delivery 2s-c4dd4 3Gid May and june
dolycry 35.04d sellers and july delivery 4O-Gli
sellers. ,,,,, -. -,
midlIlpg Ice; good ordinary, Csc net aud gross re-
ccts $50 bates exports ccistwise 4f9S bales; sales
40 halls; stock, lGj,oll taeS 90
No fllk. Mo-. 2t.-COt.O1 quiet; mddhns, '-ioci
net aad gross receipt, 8 742 1acs eISFts eoa'"i'''
Sevsunph Now .S.-CottOn easy; re lower 20 II :
mldd.lng 51Gc: low Hltdlng, 1c good dih1rY non.
na net and gross receipts 4C94 iars; "Nn0rs cost
wise CSC lales sales 80 alas; stock l3o19l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
AyyIvrRsARr OF ST. cHRrso1Ors CHAPEL.

The twenty sixth anniversary OF - ChiHSosonl :
chanel Thirty nintl-st and Seventrave., was cele-
hroted vesterlay The sermon was preached by The
Rev Thomas Henry SIN who reviewed the work OF the
year The statistics follows BaptismS' 23o
combinations CO marriages 1872 bnrals 1866 oiier-
ngs 700 number Of communicates at close OF year
$50 For the twenysx years the statistics are zap
tisms 3Gl3: combinations, 1854; marriages, 1oo3
buriaIs, $3.50; offerings, Sl2017s. The rector urged
upon the congregation a continuance In well-dolng
The assistant rector. the Rev. W. Everett johnson ana
the Rev samuel s. Mitchell took part In the services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
THE STATE of TRADE.

Baltimore, Nov. 2s.-Flour dull unchanged. Receipts.
So $40 CLl shipments 70lI bits sales, 20 to5 wheat
- easy spot NoNemDCr, 81 O3'4USl OF Dc
cember, IL C3sdSl o.; January, 81 O5S4dSl OO May,
,. al liz steamer No red 9o+0JS'4c iteVtik1,
3iOl bush shipments .00O bush stock, l,"4y ~
lisa: sale, re, OuC BUSH wheat steady; butt,
SlUtl %; Ongberry. 81 02dsl a. COrI-M!Aeu NitA
suot G3c asked year 5G $3.50 January, oiAdot2c
February 5S7s d54c March, 5fc asked Receipts 3Vo1
Oush Stock H,S3O bush; sales lO2oJO ggsh'
Grm No white Western, 4Gzc asked No mixed d.
5si,dsOc Receipts, 3OO0 bush stock, lJO@ol Duhi.
RIVE firm; No 2, 81 02led$l OF. Receipts 34t4 DGsh
sock TO- blsh. Hay steady good 10 choice Imo,
aoinlnal middl!nq rec. Provisions hra, unch1n8go'
steady creamery, fancy 9c do, iaie 10 elg
ZTSc; do Imitation ia25c ladic, fancy 23c eoO4 "
choice 2la2ze rolls fine, zoe do fair to gooi ioaLy;:
Egg. steady; &c. Coffee quiet; rio esrsceS ia't tc
No 7 iSaiG Sugar strong; graduated, GIG. copper
nrm. unchanged. Whlskey nnn; 81 =.
Euaalo Nov oS.-Spring wheat easier demand lalr
Sale, a. 900 bush No hard spot OF 81 C+'. CLOSING ~
~ Os 10 coo bush No thcrn SPOT, W II 70 enSh
at II O27s No. Northern closed AT 0esc No. ~
957.c no offerings of c. winter GRADES Gul! 80
No yellow 7iac; 30. do. o0kei No. do So3
No Q 5Oi2c No. s. 55i2c; No: l. 55a2hc no rum %"
52c oats dull and weak; No; white SStS ~ Nm
White S7ae 10 mixed S9ac asked Bariey avn
fancy Western zoe No. do, G0ae state. 9 Sg
SsEo0c i;ye nominal at 81 for track flour sV.Hi
bst snring rs OGSj 40 do winter 5000 10 rye % =
ass So Mil fed stIoqg Sinet S'a troaeG S
spring bal s ao5 ~ b,,eY 4r eecipts-Flour. 06(
bbs wheat FOB 900 bush com Jos QUO cas- IS S@
Issay ISO 600 rye, $4,000. Canal shlpnent,n hrht
So 800 hush BAILEY IS 900; rye. 5000 tia9li shil
ncnts-Fiour, $1,000 bbls; wheat 4Z-'VOV OuSh IS'
Chlsago, NOV. 2s-The leading futures ranged as fol-