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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

Nine. Sarah Grand, author of "The
Heavenly Twins" makes a suggestion.
She says, IF good women combine in
demanding good husbands, a supply will
eventually arise to meet the demand"
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

When catarrh attacks person Of
scrofulous diathesis, the disease is al
most sure to become chronic The only
efficacious cure. therefore is Ayers SaI-
saparilla, which expels scrofula from Il Q
system and the catarrh soon follows
suit. Local treatment is only waste of
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

The name of the rising star of Dutch
fiction, Maarten Martens, is nom de.
plume. Maarten did well to adopt pen
name. His real one is J. M. Van der
Poorten-Schwarz.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

To restore gray hair to its natural
color as in youth, cause it to grow abund-
ant and strong there is no better prepar-
alton than Halls Hair Remover.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, sho gave them Castoril
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

The latest form of horsewhip is con-
structed SO as to give slight electric
shock to the animal.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

1t is persistent effort and ''try, try
again. that has produced our fine farm
implements, the best in the world.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, cOnstipa
ton, billiousness, jaundice, sick head
ache, indigestion.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

If you want to breed trotters, do so /;
but never mix it with anything else, as it
will make fail IRE out of both.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

-Decayed vegetables, diseased meats,
and milk are not converted into healthy
milk by the SOW as nourishment for her
pigs.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

1t certainly seems that breeders have
no excuse and no incentive for breeding
common and low grade horses.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13
Onite Willing.

She-I have in mind dress that is a
dream.
He-All right Well let it go at that
Detroit Tribune.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

There is no better time to engage in
any branch Of farming than when others
are going ont of If.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

Lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
each uav. Most people need to use it.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

81 submit the within described inven.
ton in competition for the Twenty five
Hundred Dollar Prize offered by the
Press Claims Company.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13

Good times are comingI
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-10-13
GREAT Value Fl

A twenty-f, ur page journal is the leading Repub
filled with Interesting reading matter for every
AL FAMILY PAPER and gives all the general
gives the events Of foreign lands in a ! utshell.
in tie country. Its Market Reports are recog
separate departments for The Family Circle"
ciety" columns command the admiration Of wiz
editorials and discussions are comprehensive,
eB'-A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to off
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lican family paper of the United States 1t 10
member Of a country family. 1t is a NATION
news of the United States and the world 1t
It's Agricultural" department has no superior
nized authority in all parts Of the land. 1t has
es and daughters. It's general political news
brilliant and exhaustive.
er this splendid journal and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo pee 4cat!le,RecPt 10 last "a hours S2S:
n ass w sS l Pro SefN ad n'' consigned os
to NewYorS, $50 al, on sale; 5000 head market
AID sxports steady; choice hard butch r: Is @ 2Se
- Goa "s g s'sd @ and
%s SSr ar to s9a SO Old
and rough steers - 5oass %; esh COWS steady as
= s5ass SO l s1osfr. and iSass co.
az 90 Zoo head hours o same Sf9g me Las, week
head consigned through ls,coc mead to NewYsrk work:
dull number O. late a e ysS
IN $50 c 1Sf ncsv % go soas5 co. f mostly $
saS total sSfS Sr week ss, s
for same elm time last Week head cOnss through SdS
ns sS0 n market to oSsSsd ESQ
fair good mixed native sheep naSe a soSS
81 sSasi 70; lair to good, 50 75dsi %; Canada lambs
East Liberty Dec aIsc. sess s and
Rshsr than ass PSI sI "a. 7 aSs
q sGSd sSs ss =
eers y bulls ana s sSsss s q 90.
ossRecep 50 carloads for sale eo de1 "a SO @s
s market sSep slG% SaS aG r footing up %
sr ma aooS ea Sgs s. nr II a
81 yearngs s2as3 So spring lambs s2dS4 20 'A"~'
s. 50as0 70.
Stock Yards CHICAGO peS g Extra sses
q aogSs feeders g 2sass fS cIS:
and bulls S b 2os9 market steady heavy IS iOas5
common 10 choice mixed ~ 2ods5 60 choice
IS 55as5 CO. light $5 25as5 80 PIGS weak eommon ::
Choice, sass so lambs. 81 75Gs4 05.
st Louis Dec 4-Cattle-Recepts, 800 hcaa soS
o,aiIv divided between and southern Inc nass
cattIe market opened slow and ruled dui aur
almost entirely hezi''
forenoon, heIfnre lover steers S3 10; mixed, SO
90 49, cows 81 25asl 75 Hogs-Receipts ioog %
While prices cents lower tn man, and All
nse there was good demand at the decline ane % 81
the early rival, cleared up. Lsn. ~
w op0 IS o5; butchers SIS 1Jdso 90 onesp..
Reccpts 2io head market was quiet on aeeoums
~ scant sunnIies there being only few smai iots
ole not enough 10 meet wants OF even part OF nS
local trade Native mixed, s3 80; Southwest HiAee
So 75ds2 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.,
CoT,roN-Iiyerpool took a downward course To-Day,
and after opening steady loss Of 26id contrast
fe oil steadily until close there was net decline
of about 4.Gid spot cotton following the lead OF con-
m;ddiinc being isd with sales OF 10000 bales Added
to This the heavy portwaid movement. ieSc
bearish Influences caused decline in our naikct OF
10 points at the start and as the returns liom w
prices fell OF further and by o'clock the decline ma
reac he'd about Is points, March contract hs."s
az The slow liqudstioi of long cotton wa, S'. a.
anothcr cause OF the weakness The retep,s az ~
day last wear and It IL estimated that there vi" ~ ooo
baies Orleans tomorrow aeaihst $500
same day last year. The receipts at 'slse.'on &
were ~ 566 bales, aean-t 177CS this cay iast A &
NJ SaIannah they were 300 bale. against 49,; nc
re.en,s 1T the ports estimated early at o-ooU bA
aoaiist n, 600 fast week and 31o2 last year. me
CENTS at the interior towns from present nu.a -.
NOT no heavy and IL thought that the loftWau one
men, for the week will again be largely at the
OF the counted stocks at the Interior oMi,, n,cau
Orleans dispatch that the state Agrie W, isi ,or
rcrort for Tennessee gives an incrtas. III tnv ror
in that State 80 per cent since t @ cent A.
against Az per last year The c9h'lhueu ,Het
rccips at ports causing some VINO ,or b.nd
Of a light crop u waver. hui i m a. uanrlal d..
thai as the month advances there VIII d, ni ~ ,
crsse In the movement and that THIS "h pom, o ha
.nau crop Attention il called 10 IN" IA Una. III ,
crop OF iSs7 sss which was Only Wy ~, ~ ,Dnr than
80 a,e to.dav but after this time thry III on
ranialv Galveston Tex. special say aro,d a.
1ron bulletin SAYS that cotton picking J., 49, and
TN a., localities over the di-tric tart IeN',
~ eas,nrn norton OF North and Central IeNas %
no,c% ~ The remnant Is brought in 10 JUSTLY W.
in starting up occasionally some lew I'LL and ic
s,ate that cotton has been rhta 49,, 81 l.sf wear
LA en- their section Is about 10 per cc. VI i"'' '
cron int altogether the crop is very SNORT -,
Openng range and close today ana co'"s o VIZ
- rioht and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

ug Ordinary l2a4e ,n ssF disa2" s
E Gs oi aess sGff o1 ds
and nominal. I'VE quote: sugar ofdaaIyi iZaltei
s .ssss s iss11e 4.d 81 i''' S''- '
NAvAL sToGEs-rhc market for spirits targentippe
. wii of '' tosg. Ftch and tar $t
oeo2 tb spirits tarpe9,9S 1s' DYE DEC So Sfi
a e ara sC in gs si,aadd s = 80 Es 10
Il .s * .i,,5 v a. - 20. w. - 50: tar tor
" +. -: + b. I h. 30; pitch. High; weight 81 80
trisn nNS Sontnar. on Wy snail cae Wls prize
grain room and not NOR; for gogr 0, pro, 'on,
taking The market all thrcTsn IL i, nac o % u Toudon
1a: AS H'r' s.d Scwsastc "a I'M ad ia
~ e do ID CORK ~ d Hr 3D. in csarts f.
business Is doing. with continued eo9l inquiry To-
tfoe@m hcHcc cilAETEI;s-Ar, foisws s st am
cotton on ehrlc.ton to LiyerISo Or o6ld ogiion
cnoa lid Bare Iona yn, or Scweast Is Cd
bark 300 Dbl. petroleum. sew, h1tN D"'m,
ad "a Gaf S,;S ''4 o Ss ' Xa~Yo F" 10 ea 81
Kentucky hhd' bark Iln,rF A ooc ~ % rbia
dcphn Caracaa- 81 o. TWO loonet, coat p .t,
haG a 10 o Popce r. - % and port
schooner coal. Elizatcth to Deer Island Mr, ~
rSe1 To- pemcrara lumber 50 So schooner lumber
JacE sonyle New.York, 81 IS; schooner lumber
oil I. wax WITH prices ne san al AMI
J. II
being made at prices within ont quoted ran e. Lara
W quote % iGS crude 5S ' as 3: prime ead
&C., Of crude bo 40 i2 .nn S4't o S ogralc
a,eCds to G@' b bsa 81 45 YEA C r,l raw
S A%.c cna rnS b. ran!s '' ro Write Contrary he
general impression our market has 3Sah SHOW Mc'o -,
cont pr on since our lat Gt ,,g III, h conn IN
different demand ior laa a. ~ poor All errasss have
been The main factors IN dres'ns nnw EI
show no sn, yet 2l rqu"tt a ANY prime cur
yellow VIII only BIZ taken at low enou.h see r"rr
pete with cyptan seed oil and other SUI su,es H., ~
lar without eject on provision trade Reeept, iST
the week at this por. are IGSS bOs not hc'ua'"s O
THoyIsIoXs market fer hoo Se, p Ip oPeac
riccs showed tendency toward nrmn'ss oso u'S
large. Toward midday, however, coa,d, a3e more firm
n,.o, wa , -ol ana oeo bbls Quoted s5a
s5 so; family 80 5oatl7 30 i9S't slcr
Ity, nal; 3"f nS.. MIS- gsas ca' nrF ssN1
liiS, iS.rIrn Iso.m. 7Ea7s.c; loom 7.a7zsc ION
&c pigs SIC bacon "a, 20 &c ham. sttad2 quoted
peNica Se - quiet on RI as q@s eady =;
western closed at s7oc with sal, Of 40 tcs az
scoid fo contnen, To- aSd South Amcrco.
o65c In options December closed s''o' NOMINAL jan
D'' i(Ecrs only moderate os sales movement ct in
Tho primary market are hoaag apouS o tGg au
Nevertheless good buyer. can pick up some desirable
other hand hcldrs wers not pressing ,n iSer
about steady %Sd no bs pC coadon Of S i'S
in market more or less nominal but we c w
quote Centrifugal 90 test Sc mpscoyado 50 e;t e'se
noasses IaTar - tee' and fair TcGmne at 49, Beet
nrm present month, los Sd mex, month l2s 7sd
gToe 9 n the fI gFpGc ao sws i5rG
| hays years sugar; cich nag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

r.ns,crrible orders issued at 7.s5 New-aork 80,
s sars Gdas 500 a%a a ais mot 6s p psAfs
Easy mlddne gulf Sic niaaIns gsa priec Spot
,nrhe rnarkct Tor spot cotton va, barely s,aN' SIS
saon Mad"g sad o. &c and %dG Oh 'i1 a, vSG
grades other than nidng may BE- r Good o rddiine
E% e on l' so So %ddne gc, I S% % o1Sn
slSS on eDoa m a1dnaIy i &c OF good md1ns %s
even strict middInG stained "a s,oo o 29S." OF
1SS on .a a, i off, NcwYOr n, ce nno a c
p pssee S tse sS sc T5is
hass spinners $50 bales stoGK ,bc Ear this wccE
ns PSs' F S Exports Great ni S Sn 1SP x
bale: faTe1 b aaS a7o7s bales Go7 sas
Ponnsa %es total sab,c iOlpos cotton qae
ni,S S oGS IA sales 600 9,S cc s s
atiST and % e oDS oa 1000 bass G
nary "a good ordinary ~ low w,d %rH ar isod
f fncs Spch demand pS S d a. ed J"naar
closed easy s a. February March 4ls' n
srS1G' .sSais MIgne ssas's "%"S
IN december AIS; Docenb ,r'January' Aio"ii" ala
coFFEEThe market openSd i"act Of from 10 to 20
Ts s as Compared with the final prices the open.
' Tsan % bss. " May . SH aaaa
at the close saturday After ,m; nm 70 O'Clock
% GOO si snys s sf' oS traded Ma, r
js?usrv S S nIca at Na iS hour about
ponts than saturday. eosH IIavre market de-
feeling hrre t VIM from 3 TO Or while London wa u
and II n =, S@Soa" fo
bags and the dsess s0'91b o1Gs Sck Of Rra1 conc
DecS%se5y l ,oa a' Us eoa ,k ,d6 in INC
M 600 saS. n.g The S's c ;1pgy g. h i' dav s
States $4,000 isss SGa c,bl o from Ban reports Ri
var TIE 200 900 e%chanrc 10 5lCd Receipts e Enc
o,N i S,S Co fcce SIs of 600 9a8 Goo
h"es and good average santos GS at Ncwyork wc,
,ras 5o Lays The market for son'raG COO has az
to to- 20 points lower Total safes were "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
c,caso Dec 4rhe leading futures ranged as follows

Cash quotations follows Flour was s S1e.:
s5ssi .:s xS Sslsy 80
mess 5t S Sor. p erN ss SO 100 ~ $ 2
$ sG short 5ox T' 81 c short sides boxed
s?s SCI sEePaasd = 20 ,s s,a sssl
a5isc: sweet but lacking flavor. 22'4aac Esss firm Is
sngS g sa ps? o family 8
s sSd Srs at 1s sman tS Steady 10 white
ase REJECTED mHsa $SS %sed ra sss
S @scd a sae e ta5 rf at Rye market
SIC for No rS smy Se' pork " SIS Of css sS family @
kettle lard lard 'S. sa 'n a q s''' af Sf ARD
steady shoulders at 1c short TS sides sell rem she
steady sales OF dsers goods on basis Of 81 10 were
l9i bbls.
DeS he s"s p Wssa on Shff No aqc
sn e5 No spring wheat ns on racb Sle SS
white track SOC: No white. on track 29c Barley
No . Acc.
the same figure but advanced steadily the opening
high point at 6isc and then declined as s Nav
aaya4sef /, t;S o an. , sSse %ee &. s sas
taken promptly At good prices WIN sae cas of
no Northern sold at Gic 81 coee 5. cars , at
s4 - 70 arriNs at CO. ana 20 grains I9 were steady
BeeePss 8, Mn snort hG 81 5s - market steady
Ns ssaS SGi,s no 3 nsT sS?s G az yellow" '
Philadelphia Dec 4-Fourvery littIe doing as toboers
we'll supplied ami hodag on 10 prices aow
eyer s sg s,eady n wne any s. ec s. 10 PennSyva
MA roller straight s3a>3 2j Western winter clear g e
as - Minnesota clear So lqs3 do straight s. sS ssg
80 90 Gbd ReenP eHSsyiySna Buckwhea small
supply and rm new s5asa 100 ~ Mhea, strong
% Hy Pr sS f So red Deem scsOS S%'
Q67c: February. 'yUGl,c March o,sg nsa An
Option market arS, na ed n G but oresn BIDS TOO low for
| inca car
Warch t3i i3igc Oats-Carlos ruled firm but demand
Very moderate Futures higher bg, li,'le disposition
N37c; February and March 36d5i'"c u',er lu,s ano
steady PENNSYLVANIA extra 2c Pennsyya sa.
m and easy pennsylvania 27c cheese quiet and
steady NeYo factory ligiSs part Sve ssmf
city family si 5oasl2 pork family slsGsis 30 ham r
@ dnsa o,Sioc sugars-Reinei quiet and un:
Changed cubes ie. lozenge ilSs standard ansar
lated 4lc: crown A, ll-i6e. crystal A. ass double
refined diamond A. ase eaaisG,Sf FTanAin B. isc
S EranEIin extra C. 3s.c: red 3.c. green star
i-i6c G. bloc all less 3.l6c rebate s;. No ia
Steady stead :: refined in barrels. s. 10
St, Louis u; better p q easy r 1s
s. ssss = s sSo 10 aS Ss To- ys ea
ssSS buckwheat -four s6as6 o. Bran strong and "a:
TsSsdsy caused Eastern buyers take az Offered
Wheat higher. December Goc January DE- asIss..
M S &sy s % s os
Pas May pic PorkTssndPera n steam nominal
s bTy salt meats-Shouldsrs 6c longs and clear
ribs &c: shorts 90 Baco1oBoSes Hsb VINES
Longs s ~ G IS wool.wesern and Northern medium.
3Giic; medium. lal2e fine egie heasy ah ,S ~
Lad lower Two cars selling at 50 20 and 10 cars ~
SIS is Spelter strong at So w Did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. (spcciaD-wheat bulls to-day suffered
lot Of dsappontcmnts Yet prices. although they lost
their advance closed where they left oil Saturday
May opened 00c sold between 70isc and C9sc, and
closed at 0oisde9sc Instead OF the decrease in the
visible supply expected there increase OF s0so0o
bushels. Paris cables lost oil the advance they made
Saturday. 1t explained that all these Paris fuctua
lions have simply because Of motion in the Assem-
bly, the tariff wheat motion which stood
show Of 1t also disappointment 10 the
bulls that when May touched 20 cents the selling seemed
Of the bull argument last week that IL wheat could be
We. some bull news The No;nwesern ears 7to At both
about 300 coo bushels Local receipts only 81
estimate for Tuesday $50. AZ times the trade looked
large A, other tunes II seemed " awindle. -
finally eosed Just where oPened and just where e
y the The estlmsfc FOR TUESDAY va. $50 cars.
The visible decreased 4l5,0 bush. Oats
inactive. May opened and closed at 81 &c.
Provisions were dull but surprisingly firm. Pork at
the Close showed advance oyer Saturday Of 80 lard
syes Saturday Of 2se There was very little traaiae
able There we're $1,000 hogs the estimate for Tuesday
On he curb puts on May wheat were esc; calls
o1c. Puts end calls on Nay corn were ths same price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
T W. CRYDER GIVES BAIL.
TIE Is INDICTED FOR PERJURY.
ruARcEs AGAINST THE Ex-pREslDENr OF ihh
N,n1soS SQUARE BANK.

.,crs AGAINST THE Ex-PRES1DENT OF The
MADISON SQUARE BANK
" we,more Cryder ex-presdent OF ,'e Ma.so
e,uare Bank. surrendered hl"se :" "a" e..o
...,ov.s office yesterday. ana no" every pe'so"
At,o. .s tor complicity in wrecking the panK mas
M, under bail to appear for traL MI DiSue'
I'D on Mr. Nicolls secretary henry W. ms
:. ,o.en o'clock accompanied by MS COUSIN W
sa,nsel Congressman Franklin bar'e''' anu ' oo
sa,,n William a. Street, broKcf' at >o. 80
cor,h Wuliam-st. 1t was anhouhoeu '''"' 'i' ~
ar had been indicted for perjury
oei 10" -. Dis,,ct- Attorney Vernon NJ Davis went
-. 49,, ,hreo before Judge Cowing, In Part OF
General Sessions, and suggested tha' pan pe "Neu
,xla Mr. Bartlett protes'eu 'hdt 'I'S s"'" was
80 large and Judge Cowng hxed so'Vo as the
YOU Tho directors Of the bank, who were In
as.aa merely for misdemeanor. had to give pan IN
-sooo oach President Blaut who was indicted Tor
@V and several misdcmeanors. was released
~ cox mo bail. Mr. Cryder. therefore, was treated
with great consideration
.I, street justified as bondsman' being owner
~" NJ Al Wes, Nineteenth-st.. which is worth
"a an Mr. Cryder would say TO reporters only that
30 had arrived here from Washington on SATURDAY.
IT. Indictment declares that Mr.. Cryder on June
., $50, sxore falsely TO the correctness OF an Official
renort Of the banks condition. The statement
uss untrue in regard to the amount OF loans ana
Soounts II is charged # gave wrongly the amount
Yed nv the largest debtor Of the bank, and falsely
e,d that the capital stock was all paid in. The
largest debtor was Ronald T. Mcdonald. lie really ny
Col $3.50 900 but the report gave $blVp as the
omount The law forbids bank 10 lend to any
ndiyidual debtor more than one-thrd OF its capital
stock Ar that time the capital stock was S350OJ,
So that the large loan to Mcdonald was in violation
of the statute. , - ,,...
rrsre transferred from General Sessions 10 oyer
md Terminer yesterday. The first trial VIII be that
Of President Baut on charge OF perjury. Al
The directors who accused of fraudulent bank
raintcy are 10 be tried together. Edward Lauter-
bach for Blaut. moved yesterday before Judge
Cowing for leave examine the minutes of the
Grand Jury. Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
Exports from Atlantic ports

NETALS-IRON-A dl.patch fiori Philadelphia TO-DAY
.id nat he Cleveland Rolling Mills Company mills WIN
nm after having remained di- Tor ABOUT
49, mnitb- The have accepted reduction OF Il lr
now in csson at Pittsbrg number Of obcr sheet ana
Vel works throughout the Iron and steel districts are also
.,nnunc.d commence operations again thIs MtrN'
r. p-burc iron market has showed renewed activity
,her of new mills having been started up during the
- ,y,ek improvement In prices, however, has yet
arn noted buyers taking only what they necd Io ,hc
line being Among the Gales noted Is one OF 1000 tons
'. sod bilIets at az makers mill. PlttsDhrs.
., lu ng iron has also sold rather freely during the
Do a., ali Irttsburg furnace. Scrap Material Is en-
VIZ dul old steel rails selling at $40 % lrr
n I'm very little demand even at this low hEuir
lnc o the iron and steel trade throughout the rltts
enrot s on SPELTER-Market closed barely steady
Durs =, rid December, 3.s0 January 3 50 Trans
Spo', ,oaay included carloads January at 80:
ac Market closed stong. spot 1910 bid Deem
To- and January. 1880 During November ths range
on prices WA Q 80 10 1880 December from 900 TO
!embbir " TIN-Market closed quiet hut lrmcr Spot
lOoV 60 bid January. 20 GJ bid . LEAD
ana lid neglected December $50 bid The range
Marcel S'smber on spot wa from $50 70 340 Novem.
curlh. n. w toi, December 3.32ia 70 BAIL. for'eh
cables 70 inc closed AS sd MIDI esboroNo foun1ry
scotch Marf as Cd London-spelier c17 Is Cd cop
ron Ga rs Cd futures, ga IS 90 TIN SPOT
er months Ell i5s soft Spanish lead Es los
"'o ios ,sSEs AND SYRuPs-A very slow jobblns de-
spi =. ro,oy,ed for new crop SewOreans nolasses
mand ~, oId crop there Is scarcely any inquiry In
while io q, important business prices are mora or less
nominal ana - inactive and nominal. We quote New
orleans. a new New.orcsns. old crop centri'