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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-29
DeliciOuSneSS
Within the
Reach of ALI

By the labor and Ingenuity Of
Or. Price, We have now before
us the sweetest. freshest and
most natural asvorS His
Delicious Vanilla Extract SUP
passes in delicate favor any
other fsvoring extract, while
bis Extracts Of Lemon and
Orange are really as fresh and
agreeable in their favor as
the true fruits from which
they are made. Any house.
Keeper who has once used
%. psicEs oslcwss rlAssss
IN her cakes. puitsngs. or
creams viii never return to
the use Of any other
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-29

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-29
CATARRH CURED,
Have You Catarrh.

Have you pains over the eyesR
Are your eyes wateryf
Have you dry cough every mint?
Are you sick ~ the stomach
- there oontin "sus dropping OF mueons IN
the back Of your throass
You CO b cured quietly ana pevmanent,x
~ DR.. s. Clay Todd. ls North DIVISION stre.e
up stAirA rooms l. and (. 0yssd Rsp,as
Mich. Call or write. free. At once or by mai
Medicines sent everywhera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
LIVESTOCK MARRErs-By TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Nov l4.-Carhe- Receipts last - nonT,
.amc zine last week $50 lead consigned through
gg4o head tn Scw York. $3.50 head on sale, 300
head market opened steady ~ god hhhdy. but cnoce
common lois dlUl and lower, mich cows. ~ 70 g
per head higher s,ochers slow and unchanged cosed
Lad, bulS sold ezra steers LOO 10 l,eOO 10,
"a goa a.; choice do 400 TO 500 n. - 500 "a 80
cood fairly fat shipping do I9Oo 10 400 y. - 35d
- -, medium iti.ner. md shippers do l.lVO to
ic;o D. s. sos - IS light handy butchers do
i 900 to 100 %, g. 500 q 90; nsAt half at do
lioo y Do. p Jod ~ - oxen. common 70 pcs;
90 81 CO. cow and hs az e. s9 60 TO sAn TO- good
MD b,,cR,,>' a,0 10 900 b. III 81 10 COWS
s2%S2 t. Sa, '0% o;K d SS goo !? 's SSr
~ iod - - export q 7ss % IS boi.sna' -
s - onm sn 80 81 ss Old csw. tisS IS hogs
receipts Inst - honrs, 1880 head total for week
TN, far % 30 head for sane iImc last week a.
Yorh' II 200 had on sale. ei.5oo load market
%P@ 10 . 'c lowe" sa S e S f fair d so
r Cod 10 best rorH'fcd. 81 7oS - so DO lEht
to fair. s. e5dsa 20; good heavy ends. 6 Is
- s. o. 40 common sMps to fair a5d ~ so assorted
r,Srhs' ~ sSas3 20: common rcueh,. - 736 - ;
,a.t ,wcntytonr Gonrs. II 100 head; total for week
900 head consigned through. 1000 head to New
York. 1900 head o. ,nc .2u ae'H a,o.. nn rcty
am with god many unsod choice to fancy wcthers,
81 45d ~ 40, fair 70 good sh.gp g 9Gs - 10 c"l,
"a - iambs-Natiyc, choice TO fancy, =? -
a. ~. do fair e. god. - 0Ods3 -, culls - nlr
50 75a ~ - Canada common 10 good. 20 ioa - 10 ;
do choice to fancy, - 700 ~ 20.
Chicngo NOV. i4."ihc Evening Journal r ports :;
C,t ~L.ceiltS 1900 head shipments. 351O head ::
market 100 Sc higher on good others steady best
natives. a6a 81 co.. Others p sods 60 Texans ~ 80
81 -. Westerns y ora - %. StOckrrS, 81 sOi
20 so. cows sIda a. Hogs RecelCt,. $4,000 held :.
.Lipmcn,s. i3cto heed market actiNr. loc lower
ro,,eh ard common - GOA ~ 20 packing mud N'd
~ 3Sl - 60: pamc h-avy ard butchers weights
IS s5d s575; forei licht. - 'od ~ go shr,p-Re
u higher. natives A. 9O6 - - TrXlns. IS 75D
3. %; Wcslcn., e - 80 lamb, q 100 :, 49,
shipments. 800 head; market st adv hir 10 gooi
naive stccrs, $50 - 30; 'hocc, 81 ~ ~ medium
~ 23d - - IL Re OPS. $40 head shpnrn,s
4 500 bend market, loF2oc OF heavy, - 3ofe5 90;
'.ciing s54f5 20 CHI, 81 2Oa a. 40. Sheep Re
r"Ip,s 100 hend shipments, $50 head market quiet
oniiycs rang, r. 75d - o5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
BEGINNING THE CoURT-MARTIAL.

The court-marial which has been ordered 10 uy
the case OF Assistant En- gincer &. W Danforth met
N noon Yesterday in the cOurt-maral room OF Bniiu
ing No. 7, in the Navy Yard. 1t Is composed OF lhe
following officers: Captain J. y. Miller, COMMANDER
c. d. saesbee Chief Engineer g. W. Magee, Lieutenant
Commander Asa Waller, Lieutenant John Garvih'
Lieutenant A. Y. Nazro Lieutenant A. c. Dilingham,
Passed Assistant Engineer G. W. Rae Passed Assistant
Engineer F. H. Eldrldge and First Lieutenant T. st. T.
Murphy Of the Marine Corps, as judge advocate
All Of the officers composing the court were preseh'
at the opening session with the exception OIL Ohlei
Engineer Magee who absent on account OF sick
ness The only thing done was to organize. IL hao
been expected ny some that Assistant Engineer Dan
terth might make objection TO the composition oil
the court but thl, matter WIS quickly setued. ana
the members Of the court were sworn In. There is
one charge With one specification, against Assistant
Engineer Daniorth: II is dsobedience TO orders He
pleaded not guilty TO the accusation. Mr. Danforth
has secured Ms his counsel William II. stayton. After
the court had met and organized 1t adjourned until
10 O'Clock this morning
This trial Is msttcr OF much interest, not only on
account OF the youth Of the accused man and the
short time since he graduated rom the Naval
Academy but also because II involves the question Oh
The right Of an officer OF TIE deck to order an engineer
oihcer away from his post Of duty The whole story
OF the affair and OF now Mr.. DaniOrth came 20 be
accused OF disobeecnce was gwen In The Tribune on
.yIuda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
roR UNyFOBlITT IN LEGISLATION

The conference OF state Commissioners u p'o'"U'4
uniform legislation will be held at the rooms .. .'''
New-York City Bal Association, NO. west i"en'S
.,nth-st. this AFTERNOON, wkcIc uniformity Oh ~"
mon marriage and divorce. commerah Ii" O''
wills and notaral cerihcate' Will De 0iSc"s'" ~ ~,
.n,.t,ves q, the States who have appointed com
miseAsners for this purpose.
TIL. New York Commission was created uhucr III"
nass.d in 1890 of which Albert l. HenSchei' the sec
retary OF the Commission. was also author ana s'eaa
last advocate Eight states have ALREADY copie1 t"c
law and appointed similar commissions lhe hrS' coz
florence was had at the Grand Union ho'ci' o"'"'o'
Springs, Oh August PA and 20 this year "hen se. en
Of the eight States were represented Al"
elected Henry r. Beek1nsn It's permanent chairman
and y 7 stienson Of Massachusetts,, Its secretary
The various commissions consist of prominent men
bers Of the bar among Others there Are cA Seu,o
pav.rS NJ Delaware: judge BENEFIT, OF MaSsa huse'I
e. o. W. Nroom, Of New Jersey, :. NJ; CuIcn."n VI
Michigan and Charles Il. BuckaiOo, OF Pehhs! l'"i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. Il (spccieNA little wave OF outside
buying enthusiasm met an obstacle to-day The North.
nst had Unexpectedly heavy receipts II 900 cars and
~ increase in the visible exceeded aaybodys expectation
. nco ooO bushels. The Northwest did good deal oil
sclIny aud prices here had little setback May sod
fro 7oss to 7s and closed NJ i9 Receipts here wetc
9os c.,s. the estimate for Tuesday go The light
,a, wheat .hipmcnts only 40, 600 bushels and the
nouncencnt BY tic Treasury Department that me oetoOs
xmsrts 900 COO larger than the october on
1T, ~ 1881 gave bull comfort carly hut II gave
oYt Tho present visible total 07 200 600 Is the largest
~" reco,d Ounlan and his Newest crowd sold lot OF
corn oday. They long Up to week ago II Looks
"a. to i6 and closed at aO'. Rcccp,. wsc ESQ cars
the estimate for Tuesday is .75 The visible dscrca.d
for the week OF o5 Geo shippers continue to talk bcarsh
The same crowd which sod 80 freely u also sofa
freely Of ouInan must have GOT rid OF long lne OF
at 100000 oats May corn s,ld from 30 =. ID
rs 600 tho local stock 900 decreased f9r the week
II 600 Armour was out In hearlsh interview on pro
Visions. There good many more hogs than had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
APPROPRIATIONS FOE home MISSIONS

WORK OF THE GENERAL MISSIONARY CON-
MTTEE-To MEET NEXT N MINNEAPOLIS.
Baltimore Nov. "A (Spcciall.-Bishop Walden. Of
Cincinnati, presided to-day at the i'm session OF
the General Missionary Committee Of the Methodist
Fpi.oopal Church The committee on new work
made Its report which included these rccommenca-
lions The appropriation OF $500 for bohemian work
increase OF $500 for California: $500 for Spanish
work an Brooklyn, n. Y; $1,000 to the New England
Conference for werk among the Italians IN Boston
500 for EnglshSpeadng works In Toledo. Central
Ohio Conference; $500 f1 Hebrew work In New
York City.
The following appropriations were made for
domestic work: Three hundred dollars for the North
ern New-York Conference. $500 to the Philadelphia
Conference. 5000 TO the Rock River Conference and
s4CO 10 the Wyoming Conference. Dr. Buckley
strongly advocated appropriation OF S27Oo Tor
work among Swedes in the Northwestern Con
ference. Bishop Hurst did not tank that this WORK
had been successful In the last five years. Inc aP
propraat ton down To $1,000. The Cshforha
Conference received So 800; the Colorado Conference
Swedish $500: the Maine Conference. $500: Now
York Swedish $500: New-York. East, (Norwesianl
$500: New York, East. Swedish $500; New
England, S555; NcwEngland, southern, (sweolsh'
81 900. owing 10 seeming lack OF interest III inc
Norwegian WORK, no appropriation WAS hlaue' az
Charles scott the colorcd representative from Texas
caused a laugh while the New England Southern ap-
ton to the fact that the New England Conference
which had only four appointments, was receiving
81 900, while a smaller amount was refused the
Austin Conference, which had eight appointments
at looks to me- sad Ir. Scott, If New-Ensland
the chief missionary field"
80 II is. so 1t is came from all sides
$50 I thought, after the last election retor'ea
Dr. Scott: and even tie bishops capped their hands
the sally.
The following cpriatons of the Womens Foreign
Missionary Society were approved The sum OF $io0'
500 to India 1853 TO Malay s5G,01 to China, So'3l@
TO Corea $50 80 u Japan, 5000 10 bulgaria
s67gl 10 Italy, $20.3l4 10 Mexico. $2241o to south
America $500 TO Europe. A resolution was 40 Jp.tu'
urylug that owing T. The inequality in the .aaileS
paid by the Wonens Foreign MISSIONARY SJcie'! :"
commiuee 10 appointed 10 confer with the s,auuins
committee OF the Board II Managers in order posi-
bile to fnd common basis iOr the siii'I'Fs
tbo missionaries The committee on sclfsupportins
,,s.i,,s ~ Sorth America recommended that S.o,9O1
he appropiated for the work. The report showed th;S
tha uullamg committee had already expended II o.,
600 and that there thirty-hVc missions ~
ytich not a cent had been paid. AileT long olhCus
sion the appropriation made. laiec hun,orr
OF additional appropriations ior work III TINS country
were then voted. , nc ,ha ,ext
Minneapolis was unanimously chosen as the next
place az meeting J. T. Chaiee ana 0'leIs rrlc'iine
10 the hospable manner in which the hepupn'an DoiI'
yentlon delegates had been entertained III U-"' cS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
COTTON MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Nov IA, p. m:-Cction-Futures Closed
barely steady: Ameiican-AicdHng low nhddhhS
ciause. November delivery. i7G4d sellers: NOvem
Der and December delivery, l7cid seller Deem
ary and February delivery, 49-a4da4 50 ga Feb
ary and March deliver 3l4dZ 5Ioi ho, March ah
NAV delivery. : 3G-65d seller Nav and June de
livery, 4 5sG4dd4 5oC4d; JGae and July delivery,
4 I-64d selclS $500,
Galveston. Nov. I4-Cotton firm: mlddllng, DC
low mddlng. Lie: go ordinary, 3-ic' ret ana
gross receipts ~ go bales experts T. Great Britain,
81 500 bales: 10 France. G144 bales; coast wiac,
1910 bales; sales, $500 bales stock lGoo!C ha!cs.
Nnflk Nov. A.-Cot,On Lrm: mdGlnE, 5-oc
low miGdlng. Bloc good Ordinary, : lac; net
receipts, 1906 bales = cross, 2O1G bales exports
coastwisc SOL sales 40 bales stock. ~ s32 beles.
Savannah Nov. 11.-Cotrn quiet middllag. &c :;
low mddlng, : lac: Good ordinary, 34c: net ana
gross receipts $3.50 bales exports 10 The Continent.
10 319 bales coastwlsc. 5O4 bales sales l,4oo bales
etocN. 1903 .a32 bales.
New Orleans Nov. l4.-Cotton steady; mIddllng,
I3l6c; low mddnng. 7lGc; good ordinary
z 1870; net receipts. 1903 bales gross. 14"o7
sales, stock, 1888 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
GHAIN AND PROD rCE XARKETS.
rrArrnEs or NEM.YoRK pEALlNGs.

The Visible supply Of grain In the United States on
Saturday wa, a. VIII AZ. o. go 900 bushels
ncrea.e OF 2isS 900 bushcl corn, l3ll3oO0 bushels,
"A decrease Of lOS coo buhcs; oats, sl9j000 Bushels.
docrca.c Of 90 900 bushels. The wheat market Was
slow Yesterday only 200 COO bushels being handled.
Prices ruled strong ard weak ate.nitcy closing ahaic
owcr I'm some Instances. Early In the day quotations.
rose oLl cent on nm private cables, covering reduced
crop estimates b. the Michigan S,to Board. Small In.
dian shipments, prospect OF falling OH in the ieeeIpt'
.tc the Increase in visible supply, iolcsn selling and
favorable weather reports caused rcncton December
oucnrd at 7's cents and sold between = and IN
80, Cash quotation, were steady, ami thilteen loads
wcrr taken iOr cNlO't -. $1,000
Inc hut spcculaon aud the market settled back
Ia cent closing The ca-h marAet nrm and
.s~cn load, were takon Tor export.
oats wors steady spot, VITA options highor early
hut the close weak.
' ard on ned weak and closed firm.
The closing quotation, were -, A., Of,
Whcat-D ccno-r. - January, 1874; March, Sl't ;
Nay. Si'4 cehtt -, ,.,,., ia. Nav .o7 ..o,s
oats-pe, cnber 30a January, 3ISs May, tVt ceuts
iafd-Novanber, 80 20; December, Is So January
Is. 49,. ~, po.,o, phnoao,,ht, and
r,Itimore we're: Wheat 500 940 bushes; cora, 10. ;
,ss bushels oats 709l9 bW.hel, total grain S23s1S
Snshrs hour lao package Che reconts at Cnleago
moe and St Iouis Wheat. 435 571 bushels
ON 9 500 bushels oats. 2SS $50 bushels; total an
sS5 53s bushels; flour, l4222j packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15

Mavor Grant received a petition yesterday ior 'he
spp.ntment OF DR.. Sarah A. French as ochoo'
commissioner. The places Of nine commissioners are
to be nled by appointment by Mayor "rah'
Tn. r,.co ~ Mrs Clara A. Williams. the only female
n,anber of the Board OF Education, VIII become
vacant on Wednesday. DR.. Frenchs irendS want
her TO succeed Mrs. Williams. committee 1roil
soroas consisting Of the Rev. Phoebe A. Hanhai'u
and Mrs. Fila Diez Clyner. presented the peuuoh
70 the Mayor They We're introduced to the Mayor
bv Nelson Smith, Of Tammany Hall. Among tAoSe
who signed the petition are Dr. Jennie NJ. Lozer'
nresident OF Sorosis T. &. penison, T. Louise Dem
rrrst Romclis L. Clapp, Christina l. Hgley and Iona
Bird. Mayor Grant said that he wouo eoH'iue'
.i,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Nov. l4.-Flour firm; Western super.
Al 55G ~ Io do extra, 81 23d ~ 10; do family,
~ 40G is SO winter wheat patent. gao - 30; spring
40 "a 25a - 40: do straight 80 900 So IS. Re,
"cints I9333 bush: shipments, a.227 bush; sales,
1b0 hush. Wheat dun 30 = red spo, and Novem-
her 73a ~ 1-4c; December, "A 9-sd - 1-2c; May,
s.G 80 4c steamer No red. 0sc bid. Receipts.
Is 5Gj bush; shipments. 7040 bush stock. 2252 .l65
bush: sales, 81 600 bush. Milling wheat by sample.
93G zoe Corn cn.y mixed spot. - 34a40c. Year,
a7gs047 3-ac: January 81 sd47 3-sc; February,
a. / &c bid Steamer mixed. 10 34a ACC Receipts,
81 aj4 bush shipments, $4,000 bush stock io.ili
hush: sales. $4,000 bush. White corn, by sample.
AGo As 70 yellow do. 40 l rs 40 Lee. Oats active
and steady: No. = white Western, 4ld42c: No. =
mi xed western. :sd35 lac. Receipts. 5000 bush
stock 1900 bush Rye dull No. q SOC nominally.
Receipts $50 bush stock, 77,7es bush. Hay steady
good to choice timothy, Sl4aTi5. Grain frciGhts
more activity: steam TO Liverpool, per bllshe IA
90 cents per 100 MS; -four, II cents per 100 MS.
Cotton nominal: middine. 1-sc. Provisions quiet :,
mess pork lac; bulk meats loose. shoulders, l-4o
long clear none: clear rib sides lac sugar pckcd
shoulder, \ 1-2c; sugar cured smoked shoulders
o l-2c: hams. small, IL 1-fc; large, II 40l2c !;
inrd refined, 10 lac. Butter firm creamery fancy,
n . 32s: do fair to choice. 27a zoe; do imitation
o3a o5c: ladlc fancy. 2.de3 good to choice. lsa
zoe: rolls. fine. 29r: do. fair 10 good. l0022c :;
store packed. 14aIac. Eggs active. a5d nGc
Cofcc firm no cargoes. fair IA 14c: M. 7. Is lea
10 34c. Sugar steady: granulated 4.04c; copper
nrm: refined. 10 3Aallc. whlshey quiet. 81 24d
I'll 90.
Boston. Nov. 1a.-Four quiet und steady. Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUR-no!aers weie taltnt
9s sSSot: s We're 'e 10Y |" @ 'evi S 1s the
81 /: ss s'd 10, &c Wy f nal i e ps gsos
81 5cas4 IS DO nne 81 9oas2 90; rpfIas wheat
.'$
8 s5a:s 8 FOR etri q I6dst IS for patents;
lss ShSe thoo &N c Z"
quoted 53a5Cc in e.ro,s aud boaliesds RYE FLOUR
S 8 Sc $! ga unsos Rundyras
r'S cRAiiSIwnEATSI. e sAs speculative
f5@ az" shans S s S.''s en 4''S
10 &c It which it closed Stronger pivste cables. small
Sp%f" @ a"S S .n G WHICH
prominent local oneotor wa, literal buycr. Reduced
'SS ' ce ' fo's fr v az i ai1
T,lDc supply Increase was another element Of weakness.
ISdISq snlp@sat. 5000 aosi.cr to he
H'ffs .ls TOO s%s, and
bush; cearances. oS5ss ba.6 wheat and 81 600 pkg.
-four or ne 'rot there wa sTsdy MARKET WIN
lg.h including 40 hard winter at e under December
1aa7 red aSa G'"p a. rcd se'a sn
Sac 80 Ss 90 sdPh "s future 1000 su.n P D
pd 5 @eI9SS Pg 4 sn' so a 60 & no.
4 closing 10 F.5 at ~ s s ss s s so C
closing at sl'.c do May, si,as. ial6c closing at
sii.c do June nominal .RYE-In lirht request:
quoted 57dO0c in csrlots and G0d6lc in boatload. -
Iye bush 49,. pro 900 I.17GfOO ., go 7ss Us5iSb
barley bush. 2,70 900 2.1SA00 90 90 47G5.3si
fAEIEN-Staly and quiet tw0rowed state quo ed
G9eG5c ,i3.rOwed DO 7sdsoc wesieT9; G3975ci no
t% p sa qaoa oc nron d. soSsSc
Western 7OdsOc Canada 81 d95c ..... CORN-AIso hal
slow day the contract line, ard prices ruled ir.
regular. Fimness prevailed early reduced stocks
tie luovancv wheat. together with local
covering. Prices advanced l,dsc. Later on however.
local realizing set in on the small decrease In ne
shade lower. The SPOT market ruled stronger. and
rore active, about l04 600 bush being taken. In.
Guiding Nc. . mixed 504450a.c elevator: 5l[a5li2c
anost yellow. 50%dj0',c. Cloarances 1926 bush.
Sales 400 0oo bush futures l20n bush spot including
uneraded mixed and white 5o9d5c No mixed 50asd
5Oa,: No mixed 50. dj0s.c elevator 5id5lsc ano1t
No Novcmbc nominal do December, sos d55,c closing
5o'.c do Janu1iv closed 5l'sc do May 52sa53ac.
closing at 527sc oATSWerc strong at the outset with
other cereals and closed with ths advance lost, Spot
Cesrancrs Zoe bush Salcs JOS Hco bus. futures be oo0
bush spot Including No mlNcd 81 Slad8jc elevator No
Wifi &c elevator No mixed 30f39ac elevator: No
white 39hc elevator ungrsdcd mixed on track 3gN
csc white DO 3sa4Gi2c No November nominal: do Dc.
ccmb,r. 3H2d3as.c co'lr, ~ sGisr do January. 37ss
~ G5a7Oc 20 n e5a7Oc so n 7oa75c: 100 N snSs,c;
.rarps 9oh55c rye feef 7oa7jc honlnv chop 0odo5c
I.n..cd meal VI t2hasI IS pr ton; eotonsced meal
s24 5O3s25 30 per ton.
Ncw.York produce Exchange statement Of tbs visible
supply. Saturday Novembcr u, 1897
Total In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
rrpopEAN PRODUCE Markets

Liverpool, Nov. IA 3 As p. m.-Beef in fair demand
Pork in lair demand prime mess western fine firm
76s I'd. Hams In poor demand; Bacon In fair de-
mand Cheese In poor demand. Yalow-Tbere is
nnthIng Offering Spirits OF turpentne in fair de-
mond firm at 22s Cd. RosIn in fair demand Lard
spot and futures in poor demand. Wheat and -four
I'm noor demand. CorIl-sp0t In poor demand futures
~ demand is improving; mixed Western spot and
November firm, at As Id; December firm at AZ
4 cd January firm at As I'D. Hops az London
pacific Coast-Ifheic Is nothing Offering
Receipts OF wheat for the past week from Atlantic
ppther sources 81 900 quarters. Receipts OF American
corn for the past week. 10000 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
n p crsuys SECOND TRIAL BEGUN. a

san Francisco Nov. lathe second trial Of Morris
ktcrlinger better known VI. 4. Curtis the actor
familiar 10 American audiences from his play "sam'l OF
Posens who is charged with having killed Alexander
Grant, policeman, the night Of september 10,
1891 was begun before Judge Murphy OF the supreme
court to-day Curtis is charged with killing the
poicemnu while resisting arrest FOR d!sor1crly con
dnct Al the former taal the jury disagleed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
Shlnlrrs

salcsI. Shamletg: 10 Kentucky steers 1903 n aver.
a, - 60 DO 1879 n !, 81 Is DO iS2i at e. 30
90 do, 1899 H. ~ 90 3J Ohio do 1870 ~ 20. 10
% l@5l T. AZ :, Is y DO 2ls n at = ic 4 Chicago
Il Kentucky oxen. iiOa n. at 81 To- do 1857 M AZ
IS 90 do 1870 n at a 80; bun. l1lo H. at ~ TO-
q, 1850 n at Is 70 q do. 1899 y at &! lo il DO
II do 1915 n at - s2s do. 1885 n. AZ ~ 30 3s DO
ii77 n at 81 40 10 DO 1000 n. at 50 65 - Kcntucky
DO. 1859 n a,stIo 10 do III n at . 20 . DO 1860
e. ~ 50 20 do 1867 n. at ~ so; z. do i42s n az
- Connectcut oven 1871 n. at ~ % do 1925 n
8, 20 Ohio do 1895 n 80 50 81 '''' ~ ~
- y Mclhcrsnn 4 Co: 10 Kentucky steers. 1900 n nt
Is o.; DO. 1880 n atsi75 20 DO is,2r q. - 70;
y a. 81 10. less % II do 1913 N. at 81 oh'o 4"
1925 ~ al 81 rs: DO. 100 n at - IS 30 d. 1895 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
Brnndreth's Pills

dyspepsia, piles, liver complaint, biliousness,
and any disease arising from an impure state
of the blood. One or two at night on an empty
stomach, for week or two, will keep you in
god form and tone up the system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15

becn expected IS 900 prices the yards 70 10
ceno, lover 1t looks II the Cudahys had closed their
huli campalgp. Pork the close showed a from
saturday OF 10 cents. lard OF 2i ceuts ribs Of cent
FIaNsecd was hds cent lower December. oil cssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC.

For renoyating he entire system eliminating all Posons
from the Blood whether Of Scroulous nslaral origin
this pre- orston has equsl.
s. S. s. "For eighteen months had an eating sore
OF my tongue. i treated by best local PHYSICIANS
but obtained relief the gradually grew worse.
hnAy took S. s. s., and entirely cured using
few bottles" c. b. McLEM0RE. Henderson, Tex.
Treatise Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS

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.,e prcc animated at ~ -.
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