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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
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cine ausfibrIitbe 8eidreibung Iber Seritellnn9 unb
@npenbuu9 bieier teuen @%rfinbnn9 frei snienben tperben.
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S35 New York. N. W
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

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meutirt, lit INNER unflu9 irtb iebr oft gefG6r=
lid. @inreibun9ell, 2atner9elt, @oi6mittel
II. /. NJ. fOnnen I'M auersiltlti9iten Safe mir
lil1berrt, ober ltie beilelt. OaS etnsi9e perniiltfz
ti9e, rol6e, rabifale ullb Superldiiise Mtittel
lit 9nafelts. @er3te aler S9ulel1 meroe1t @n9
thinner ratbelt, eS Su perlu9ell, ebe bps Meller
9ebrau6t rpirb, unb @u6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Don @arboliGnre war1ei1, boB Sud ridts
S6limmereS wiberfabre. &natelis linbert
Sure S9mer5eu, beilt @uer Qeibe1 ullb per-
bitet letue Nteberfebr. Brpben weroen frei
pom g. NeuitGbter q 60, 8or 2416, Seem
Norf, perlorot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
Gin Gtnorineline
miro Don Souis Dillon eetootet.

Sin Wann, tpelber ieinen Name1 ais
S. Wtiboc an9nb, murbe Mtitttpo6 Wprgen
UNI 4 llbr in benz 6auic SEQ. 367 Weus
StraBe 10 i1per %Derpunbet, baB ct balb
barauf I'M Glertaner> 6ospital itarb.
2ouis Dillon, tpel6er ben tObtIi6en
S6uB abfeuerte, iagte, baB ct burb etn
@erdui6 aus benz SdbIaf 9eit0rt purbe
unb bic @eitalt etne5 Wanne9 bemcrfte,
Der in ieincm S6laf3imnter itanb. OaS
ge0ffnete Sberlicbt babe feinen !3peifeL
barilbcr gelaiien, ipie ber Mann inS 3imz
lner gefommen. Sn ber Nnnabme, baB ct
einen Gtnbreber por itb babe, babe ct letz
men Gcpo!oer er9ctffen unb sefeuert, porauf
Der @inbrin9ling gu 8oDen sefaIen lei.
9tacbbcm ber SbuB gefalen, muroe es in
Dem 6arie, in pelbem piel 2eutc m0blirte
3immer gemietbet BADEN, lebenoig. Die
Yoli3ei puroe III &enntniB geieBt un6
0tlon in Salt genommen. Ser 2eBtere lit
Elm Odne, cine iebr rubiger iunser Mann
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lidb Elm @inbrecber mar, tft NIGHTS betannt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

9ie alt5eisen BON 6oob's SoriapariIa iinb
oe1tiibt ouf Gntpfeblun9eu, wel6e nber St
ilallsipelt obre ,3o9erlt accepttrt perber mir
ben. Sie er5ablelt nus, mas mobr 1T, ndm=
ltb 6oob'S 8ltrelt.
9oob's 4iaen beilen 2eberleiOen, @elb-
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

Bel bili6Ien Rrantbeten neDmt 3 ee9ams
8iIIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

9ro16ten nab tbren Wobn1n9en, begin.
9oipitalerr, mo- ite @er3ten in Bflege ges
geben tpurben.
@en bie birecte S9uIo an benz entfeblt>
6en l1ngliiG trifft, ptrb l6tperLib feft3uz
iteaen ietn, bod 9%eipinnt eS ben Nni5etn,
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ni6t gang feline 8flt6t that, benn tpenn er
oas getban bate, 10 bate ct BEN Bug ohne
3tpetfel ieben miiien. St ia9t %aIerbtngs,
Dap es unmD9li3 9%eipeien lei, ben Bug eber
gu 1eDen unD bob er ba1tn iofort Die Bar
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ma9te Der Gonbucteur 8arnett. vSd iab",
lagte er, vmebrere 2ocDmotipen auf Der
@eletien, aber ite ftanben ftta unb BEN Bug
lab tb ni9t." Ser 2ocomotipfii6rer bes
3u9es, Sones, muroe bon Der Bolt3et Derz
baftet, ebenio 6er t6ei3er Campbell unb Elm
Wtann Namens t8cnrD 6ugbes, Der itc9
ebenfaus auf ber Waibine befonb. Sbre
unlbulbS18 etbeuerungen niibten tbnen
NIGHTS. Sones fonnte ni6t einmaI an
9eben, mie ibnea CT 9efabren lei, uno iagte
NIT, oaB es 31 1pat gepelen iet, ben Bug
gum 6alten 81 brin8cn,, ais er BEN Bferbez
babnpagen auf ben @eleilen erblidte.
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Z Geleiie neben chamber Iiegen, 10 miro
ben 8abn7N ngeiteuten ibr 9ienit in 8e3ug
auf regclmdBiges NbiblieBen ser Geleiie
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bGube lteben unb paiiirenbe 3i9e ibpn bon
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

RAMSEY, La, Oct. 90, 1893.
/ take this method of informing all
those whom it may concern, that ! have
full charge of all matters relating to the
financial portion of the business of
Martin Bagley, agent, for both Ramsey
and Lyons Plantations in all transac-
tions that may take place from this
date; also in settling for all can con-
tracted for by Martin Bagley, agent,
from the crops of 1893.
have also the power to contract for
and purchase cane for the factories on
said plantation during the grinding
season of 1893.
All persons desiring information in
regard to selling cant to said factories,
may obtain same by calling on me az
my store On Ramsey Plantation.
Oct. 2I-3mo. p. l.. TERRIER.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21


Cards r out announcing the ap-
preaching nuptials OF n talented
and popular young friend, Eli Wise
to Miss Olivia Marks Of New Or.
leans. The wedding ceremony will
occur on Wednesday evening, Nov.
the 9Th, at half past Elk o'clock, at
the Touro Synagogue, Now Orleans.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception will be rendered the hap
py couple at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fer-
dinaud Marks, 766 st. Charles Ave.
Oor jovial friend Basil Broussard,
always keeps up with the band
wagon of progress and often is
found riding in the front of it. He
has lately had erected on his place
on the Crosse Isle Gap road a large
blacksmith shop where q competent
workman, Mr.. Grand. will always
be found ready TO do all work in
his line. Of course this shop will
prove a great convenience to the
neighborhood.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21
MARRIED.

LEBLANc-ST. JULIEN-At the
residence Of the groom. BY the Rev.
Father Harrionet. on Wednesday,
October 18th. 1898. Mr.. SEVERN
Leblanc and Mrs. Numa St. Julien.
Thus have been united in holy
wedlock a most worthy couple;
members Of our oldest and most
respectable families. and in tastes
and sympathies thoroughly c~ongenial.
Those who know them best, love
them mest, and we feel no hazard in
wishing them a long and happy life
whose sun shall ever shine brightly.
Francois Larroquette, the old
butcher who has been 10 failing
health for nearly a year past, died
last Sunday night at IL o'clock, and
his remains were inferred in the
Catholic Cemetery the next evening.
MI. Larroquette was a native OF
France, but had resided in New Or
leans and other parts of the State
for nearly 40 years, and was 81 at
the time of his death. He was a
patient, honest %toiler, Of frugal and
sober habits, and had once been in
easy circumstances but the reverses
of fortune left him poor when his
LIES sun was far past the meridian.
He bore bis suffering with true
Christian fortitade aud died as he
had lived, at peace with the world.
Paix a ces cendres.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21
NOTICE: !.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Seventeenth Judicial District Court
Parish Of Yermilion.

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Parish Of TernsiAon.
Succession of
Jos. q. Bronssard and No. 239.
wife, Adele R%icheloup.
Application of Joseph j. Abadies
to be appointed administrator Of
said succession.
Notice is hereby given to all par~
ties interested in the said succession
or having any opposition to make e
the application Of said applicant so
file the same in writing, in the once
Of the clerk Of court within ten days
from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and sea- @
Office, this 2Olh day Of October, !. y
1893. ALcIDE LEBLANC.
Clerk d Cont.
Xxx
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

Ophelias Bonrque the wide awake
State street merchant, left Thursday
for New Orleans to purchase stock
for his constantly Increasing BUSH
ness. He will return to morrow.
w. P. Edwards, our Chief who
has been off on a trip TO Chicago
and st. Louis, returned home by the
Thursday evenings train and says
he saw more than he can tell OF in a
mouth.
Thursday morning while leading
a horse, the little 6 year old nephew
Of Jean Per6, residing on Grand
Marais below Perry's Bridge, was
kicked in the forehead and badly
disfgnred.
Petit Guidry is having a robby
fence put up around the premises
occupied by himself and F. Kellar
the baker, on Lafayette street. In
provement is the order of the day
now.
Misses Tetine Delano ard Ella
Trahan. two of Vermilion's fairest
daughters, r in the city to-day.
The latter is on her way 20 Lafay.
cite, where she goes to visit friends.
Daily lberiau.
Sunday last while shooting black
birds ia his rice field, a. J. Gibson
set FIRE to a rice stack with the gun
%wadding, and it was completely des-
troyed, %entailing a loss Of about 40
barrels.
Messrs. A. l.. Leblanc, sheriff, and
L. O. Broussard, deputy sheriff, Of
Vermilion, were here to-day, and
departed by way Of the 2:56 train
for Lafayette, where they go to at
tend the Sheriff's, Convention
The Daily Iberian.
- ~ 4t#=
Jno. E. Leet, a we'll known char
acter in Louisiana, during the re-.
construction period, and who once
lived here, taught school and edited
The AbbevilIe Flag, is now a bond
and investment broker in Denver,
Colorado, and doing well,
Ben Leblanc has moved his shop.
from L6ge's saloon 10 the stand
lately occupied by Bib Leblanc az
a grocery store. lie has taken in
with him Mr.. Bernard, of iberia, an
excellent workman; and the new
place will be up with the times.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

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day, and paid us an appreciated
call.
DR.. Lucius p. Leblanc has moved
to town and is occupying the former
residence of SEVERN Leblanc Jr. on
Jefferson street.
Our sprightIy young friend Henry
Labit is now engaged in soliciting
consignments Of produce for Ship
ment to New Orleans.
If your eyes are getting dim and
begin to hurt you, get a pair.of spec
tacles from n. 0. BoURQUE.
Jos. R. Leguenec, sugar weigher
has been assigned to duty at the
Rose Hill and Ramsey factories
which will sooabegin operations.
StockAnea are beginning to drive
their cattle to the marsh ranges, for
the winter. They will come out in
the spring as seek and fat as seals.
Divide, the proprietor of the negro
coffee house, has moved his stock to
the building recently occupied as a
bakery by the Labauye Brothers.
The front OF the Wise building is
now adorned with the handsome,
ornamental sign "Sol WISE set in
the brick work at the centre of tie
wall.
Do yon want your girl to write to
you? Well get her a gold pen and
ivory pen holder at
O. BoURQuE's
Tomorrow is the day OF the great
races between Ode Richards grey
mare, Mollie. and Joseph Hebert's
sorrel horse, Gotley, sYou pays
your money and you takes your
choice"
w, r.. Halle, the live and well
posted general agent of ythe Home
Life Insurance Company, returned
home Saturday after a stay here of
two weeks.
Drs. ]. T. Absiire and l.. P. lie.
blanc are having a neat Office baild-
ing erected on Jefferson street near
the residence of Mrs. SEVERN Lee
blanc Jf.
The energetic attorney, W. b.
White, last week received two car
of lumber which he will employ
in improving his prairie plantation
East Of town.
Miss Daisy Campbell, Of Lower
Egypt, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jules Laurent of Lake
Arthur for the past Two months, res
turned home last week.
Aymar Bourque has just had his
new addition fitted up in good shape
as an oyster saloon, and will keep
the delicious bigalves on hand and
serve them up in all styles.
If you want to know the time OF
day; want to know how is your girl;
want your best girl to love you,
come and examine my stock Of jews
elry, just received, and make your
selections. O. BoURoUE.
The Circu,t Court of Appeals will
sit here on next Monday, and We
are told by the affable Deputy CLERK
SEQ. W. Summers that the docket
is the largest in many years.
r.a -
We were misinformed as 10 the
sale of the Burleigh building to D..
Davis Of iberia, and the opening up
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21
BUcKLENS ARNICA sALTE.

Tho Best Salve in world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, sSd all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, Or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box for sale by N.
C. Young and A. J. GODDARD.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21
Town and Parish.


will nlease send al eom-
nsOications SO that they will reach the
cation the same week.
nrfrE -Hav;no been notified
by y. Mouioh. lnai. ca .an n" ~
WI saeore will Ie forced to close
fhe man o"sa D NJ
oc,oher IA. 1893.
NJ rain.
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Dust natil you can rest
Hon. Adrien Nunez Wasfh Town
last Saturday.
m . Young made q visit to
Royyille last MONDAY.
,t..;g I.ohlonc has inst returned
.;.,oIaLo Artb,r
oK no.i,a ,,oda . LITTLE trin
..oIa.voe,e last Saturday.
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:. hoo, > terr;b,e nuisance
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Gus Godchaux ieit iase SATURDAY
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Right sharp lrost sunday morning.
and some persons say they saw frost
80
Ursin Bernard, OF New IBERIA was
in town this week on a visit 10
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Col. MaxWeii, OF the urn OF wax,
veil q Putnam co'ton 6uyers' y IN
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Cotton IN inc SEED Is now selling
here ior az Q 'housahd POUNDS aha
seed brings SID a ton.
no - nfe 'o's had Tue
w iha'slas osetn's' a"u primary
'
'''' y" '
~ u'a Tug say ~ tue
'a" -,
oa' lofu no" We ueea ra'"'
nioop oa'sseps nn'h 'eu
- s'sons ~ 'no oa'ao'.o =
" o1 .@'' "'
Ii O want iewelrv. watches.
ea oa' "
y DouhooE'
CASTOR Datel Of Cbeniere an
T;gre al seen i tha ne;ebhorbood
WI ~
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

He fell from n barrel and fractured
his arm at the elbow. DR.. r. j.
Young set the broken member and
left him comfortable.
Eli Wise returned home this week
and says that when he joins the
Ancient and Sublime Order of Bene-
diets he will stay at home a good
deal closer than he has been in the
habit of doing Of late. Eli is a great
boy and the boys will surely wear
Grape when be deserts them. "'Twas
ever thus, etc."
If the prices of rice, sugar and
cotton will only hold up a few weeks
the farmers Of this parish would De
out of debt and have money to give
to the heather. Mr.. Putnam is re
ported as saying that if Rose Hill
mill was ready to begin grinding
now he would pay SIS a ton for cane
At Is tons the usual yield would
bring SIS per acre.
The twenty-five cent piece ought
to be an unlucky coin; because on it
there are thirteen stars, thirteen tet
tiers in the scroll held in The eagles
beak, thirteen marginal feathers in
each wing, thirteen tail feathers,
thirteen parallel lines in The shield,
thirteen horizontal bars, thirteen ar
roWheads and thirteen letters in the
word quarter dollar"
From the special notice published
elsewhere in to days paper it will be
seen that Paul L. Terrier Esqr. has
full charge of all financial matters
relating to the business of Mr..
Bagley, and in the contracting for
and purchase Of cane for the facto~
ries on Ramsey and Lyons planta-
tons.
The property sold at the success
ion sale of SEVERN Leblanc DR.. which
took place Tuesday and did hot
bring the full appraised value. The
town lot and buildings, corner of
Lafayette and Jefferson streets was
bought by the widow Of the deceas-
ed for $3.50. Oscar Trahan was the
successful bidder for the country
property, 100 arpents and improve
ments for 1920.
1t is quite u reflection upon the
enterprise and pluck of the business
men of Abbeville to see the long
lines of heavily loaded wagons of
cotton passing through town every
day on their way to the one-horse
town Of Erath, where the price of
cotton is higher than here. Why
is this?
There will be a collection taken
up at every mass on the fourth Sun
day of this month, Oct. 22nd, in all
the Catholic Churches and chapels
of the diocese of New Orleans, for
the benefit of the sufferers of the
terrible storm that lately deyasta-
ted our Gulf coast, and for the re-
construction of the churches and
school houses destroyed by the raw
aging elements. Be generous and
charitable and give to the fullest
extent your means will allow. This
collection was ordered By Right Rev.
Janssens, Archbishop of New Or
leans, and it is expected that not on
ly the clergy aud laity ofsthe Cath
olic Church, but that of all other
denominations will give pecnniary
assistance to this most praiseWorsh5
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

correspondents will please send all COM
.an;cations SO that they will reach the
.a,ee wednesday night to ensure publ
cation the same week. )
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

Price Is cents pei box for sale by N.
C. Young and A. J. GODDARD.
Our merchants have put in this
season, large and complete stocks 10
every line Of goods. The consumer
can now find anything he wishes, at
as low price as can be had anywhere
else. The large stocks and low
prices may be considered the reason
for the increasing trade of the town
this season.
Remy Hebert's new ball room at
Spring. Hill is a very popular resort.
Over 500 people were present at
the ball given there Wednesday
nignt. The music was splendid and
the best Of order was maintained.
which is not always the case at
country balls.
One by one the houses are gong
up in the Cheyis addition, and the
latest thai Of our friend, Aicide lie.
blanc, clerk of court is the largest
and very handsome. 1t is now re-
eeiying the finishing touches, at the
hands of the painters, and will be
ready for occupancy by the end OF
the month.
While such terrible destruction
was wrought by the storm of Oct.
LIST, among the Islands to the east
ward along the Gulf coast, we are
gratiied to learn that no damage
was done on the Vermilion coast at
either Cheniere Ia Cfoix or Cheniere
a Ia Tigre.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

CASTOR Dutel, Of Cheniere au
Tigre, was seen 10 the neighborhood
Of town, in the interest Of cattle.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

Mr.. Labrie, the affable represen-
tative of the Ledoux Commission
Co, was a pleasant caller this.week,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

DR.. Lucius P. Leblanc has moved
to town and is occupying the former
residence of SEVERN Leblanc Jr. on
Jefferson street.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

Our sprightIy young friend Henry
Labit is now engaged in soliciting
consignments Of produce for ship
ment to New Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

NOTlCE.-Having been notified
~ a. Mouton, mail carrier that he
lin demand his mail at $50 a. m.
I therefore will he forced to close
,be mail bags at night.
Jos. j. ABADFE, ?. NJ.
October IA, 1893.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

Arthur Leblanc is putting up o
building on Main Street near Young
y Broussard's Club Saloon, and
when complete we understand be
intends to open up there 10 o first
Class RESTAURANT and oyster solooB.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

!. Fl. Putnam has been in New
Orleans this week on business con
nected with his extensive sugar fac
tory.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

Ducks are beginning to arrive
With the north winds, and the hun.
ters are happy as we'll as the eaters
Of ducks.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

II you want a nice engagement
present, call and see my jewelry.
O. BoURQUE.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-10-21

II you want jewelry, watches,
spectacles or clocks, call on
O.. BoURQUE.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-25
RUSH TO BUY BONDS
Glut Of the Money Market Has
Forced investors
IoiNyEsI IN GIlTEDGED PAPEH
General Market Zoe All kiads u
stocks VA. ffrm--whs2t Closed
. Point Higher.

NEw Yoex. Nov A.-sioney on call
has been easy. ranging from lglss per
esat, lsst loan Al y per cent and closing
offered at Ia per cent
Prime mercantile paper iis0ois per
cent
Bar silver. 10 Mexican dollars. 56a.
Sterling exchange weaker. with actual
business 10 bankers bills at si-ssft
is3l4 Ger sixty days and tas514 4gi.soA4
for demand-
Posted rates si.s3tsei s5iss; CONNER
eial bills is3ss4s2s. for sixty days
and tis4is gIsia for demand.
Government bonds steady; state bonds
duh; railroad bonds strong.
Silver al the stock exchange was
neglected
The glut % money. the demand Tor
first class railway bonds. . reduction IN
sterling exchange aud purchases of
stocks for London account produced
better condition of affairs at the stock
exchange today. Already investors are
putting their surplus funds into gilt
edged honda A the supply Is limited.
buyers are forced to pick up the second
grade Of mortgages. which are reason
ably sure Of paying their interest charges
BY and by. Il Is expected by tho bulls.
that this demand will make itself felt in
,he stock market A rule stocks opened
higher. Tho general market wRs strong
from start 20 finish. Western Union moved
gp 10 So3s and this stock vas strengthened
by an unfounded report that tho company
had obtained control of the Postal 1ele-
graph company. Reading was In better de-
mand 90 rumOrs that the statement tor DC
touer would make a fine showing. On the
az les hand the ~. Paul road reported a loss
Ut SIS. It's for the third week. bat this dad
not have the slightest effect on the market.
The improvement for the day ranged from
a % } per cent. and Vas most pronounced In
Manhattan. General Eiectric. tho grangers,
the coalers, Western Union ana the Wander
bilt i--leS The total transactions were
81, 80 shares
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-25

Nrw YoHK. Nov. 2i.-FIoCa-Market
quiet. steady; winter wheat. low grades. 300
g2.45, do. fair 20 faney, S2.f5id3.s5; do,
patents. S.i0iaa.CS.
MsEAT-Spot Inarke. irmer. quiet; op-
tions vere very dull closing firm at js(a nc
a1yancs as following tke and on local
coysrIng with business n sW .tching and
-caiping. May and DeceLloer most active-
January, 6s51c; February. CSC; March,
7Oi4c May. 30 &C; December. %: C.
tOsS-Spot duli, firm; options declined
ke. rallied ssAc; eio-ed tisn, unchanged
20 &C up; November. ii&c; December,
Hsc; January. iss.c; May, ssc
UArs-Spcfs quiet. frmer; options mod
erateiy active, hrmer; November. 3ikc;
Dcce-Gher. 4kc; January. 35c; May, 35%c.
LAsD-Quiet western steam ciosea ~ 9.0O;
CITY at ssCu
PoEK-Quist, steadyi Bess. <la.50di6.5
CHxxss-Dull, steady; state large, Sa
nAe.
CoFFEx-Optionso opened steady unchanged
10 10 points up; closed steady. nnchgrge 10
IS POINTS up Novembe-. 6.70,a 1880; Jan
usry. $i6. l0d i6 Is; February, si5.9o,a 1875 |;
March. sia75; May. $3.50; July, $40. iOta
1915. spot Rio duh, steady; No. ., l1saea
Ef.c.
sUsAE-Rav. dull. steady; fair refining
2Ae; centrifugals 90 test. Sci refined steaoy. i.
moderate demand; mould A, fIG4 IL l6c I;
standard. A. i5-l694isc; confectioners' A,
4 3 lGfdfLc.