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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
SHORT or Hitter At PISSllC' w. a.
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT HAMPEEED IN III
u.on.. ..orr..r-..nIrc RI-ENED QUIZ

TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT HAMPElhD IN IA
WORK-sTOREKE EPEES BURNED JUL
fire that broke out in the little baroer-shop D
William j. Zdzicokowski. No. 1sO Malh-"Ne.' - 30
sale. N. j.. early yesterday mornny' resulted N
loss of about $4,000 Edward JacoisN| sh 'e-
dealer, discovered flames in the DarDer-s"op ap'
q. m. and gave the alarm. The biazs 500" spread
TO three-story building on the north anu iiNhe
block on the south. The entire flre Dep'' s'e''
responded. but lac, Of water ha,npered It's efforts,
and the flames had foo much Roadway. by daylight
the lire under control. and the DaIpei -shop,
the three-story building at the north anu me p'Uot
at the south Were in ruins IdzicoKoWsh mas ~. no'
been seen since he closed his shop on Suiluay a,el
noon. The losses are as follows: MRS. McoaIthy,
$1,000. partially insured: II. Meyers. SSvU parually
insured; various small storckeepers, ABOUT soVp'
Many or the latter have no insurance ING
1t Is said, had insurance on his STOCK which
would cover its price three times over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York, November .


BEANS AND Domestic Whit beans are coming
oS, y apl e s IS ,hS s %S a
scd 'f when ;.S So ' sss
SS @ nss ' i. beans led ip sany ~
eu%aaiIS S " dull and Outside aSS'asa
sy n.as mnI1o% .' e fESs; a1a
I'd h S pea Choice Sl 81 s1t d. f ar
good s5a.e TO- Jack turtle soup 81 iodss 50 yellow
sy marrow MARIO 10 ?afssn5 l% 10 ned !sdH
d. g" ss, + oa VS. IS Do Ss Ese'e as
nrFEde t, e ss;,x ana a, 1ns Ws.iaSe
81 %Ss' n @.d ssosn 'Y ci Sag On high
fresh table butter. Marks Of wsss ,. a. aS t gGas" u
last Week. but large weIlostsd buyers able to
@s Sn ,0T We're i'n nSS ' aa and of father
si1S as p s s 3 e%'s dairy Ts 'SsF ss
saiSt tIsr' ,n fair sal for fine mIss s
s ION c %@ 'r AID 'f.as "a %
s2 e?rS Do ns, Do cSSas
6rd aOaslc June MAKE extras 2i5S23e DO ss s1
SS Sn a.e so" % . s's s9y wa
Sat dairy wcn tu 81 sst0 s, , sG oi:s Hs'
State rles. nrk!ns and tabs extra ISe % htsts
Sss DO f:s"d' S't Dc a',ss tF'
ar:' sss2se , Do 'eI SS.1:
2oesic do seconds lsaioc do fourth, e thirds H., l5s
o %ss Ss ss sI do Seconds i7Gse do
iS va, qg .saet from np top e o' lSsn
showed only very little Interest There was not; how
ever. much change In holders Views cspeeiaN re,
garding fancy -tock which seems 10 snow moss
strength. 10 sbiy the skins anu ,Sii sAims ccuiu W
bought little lower one 81 our ial nouscs "s J"ss
purchased 30 boNe, fancy iul,cfram rhese a. s, ae
lie; and we nave reports OF sirs ~ w, Us
iict last week cinbiacny 300 uoNes un rlesm VIII;
September AMI October mlke at Io';e nimN L.rIPpoi
cal L.. Js State fIcorT uli cram lstse se Sepe' cr
fancy llLd1lAc; do October. fancy: li'.dil!c; 10
Sos O1,s do goo 70 prime d. to con on:
10 fair odlOc; do small szc fancy l2tc 90 E',s
TO choice loss part skins che"aso aa "s ses,
good to prime cLe'ae do eonno" to fa'r' '30c i"''
sit was very du'l warse. ass o accymuIa rs ian
rceePs were quitr Ilu.iii c9su ~, ~
d. ',,, .oana,at Is ~ e~ceptlonally ftnry
~ 'a,h 80 an 'onch o. L. zoGe Inn, the hulk az
.ocE T. fr.cr offered In range Of siasSc rho
,,,,o hall, ey' which are over pepy
con- ,h VIII a,,n ''" ei Sat, and ponnsvi
AM fa,hrs rsrty on'r d ns5o sno ivl,sn
nln ,hrI ~, Po lU5,Gc. Western fresh
rahcfcd i,si. a,Ss5c; (anadan frehgsthered. Grsts
August and september choice 81 do3c; do early packd
princ 1CaoIe: do seconds per case s3asj; lined
eggs WHINE per dozen 20a2Oi,c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are quiet and barely steady:
Pear, dull. Fresh grapes In liberal supply and
quiet unchanged prices Fanny grade OF crnberies
ore held firmly and meet continued ilir demand but
which tad very dull FLORIDA 'raagss ,s. continue ,us
per bill. 80 jOasi so; d. spy =! jodS3 Is; dc bald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COr-rON-The cotton optned at decline OF $ 20
points reached to Ioint- again dreining and at u,
i6S se o ros.ons bni cains to ID I% clos
y. s c S1g VITA wv: sai%s cosns g"fe Total
Tor the day aaoo bate, The cary wsasn.' un ., 10,
loss II 5.idG.Gid for The future list win sale. u ony
1000 o,S P sS,o" ana ,r ad Ir' ns nat The
Liverpool market va. weakened b port nom w, rns
mi, week iriyai advice. ina caune ma, even a.
AZ mai,r OF faet he current e mat her, /. go
500 aes receipt, f.r ne week ss,'n-' ~ 600 ball. ball.
sstiu ated III morning q g 90 bale and tunea OF 70
Orleans receipt Tor tomorrow ar e.timatd :, 5000
mattel ,ha, 500 900 bale vii come into sigh,
against 31JntO balls hr c"fTre"nding week last wear
s ,an from M hc s so aas to 's s ceI a the o'g
ment in cotton wa. The icsnt 81 spi mafs,mu an ,af
ser rrop back 81 H.
s', =, ,he bale i;csene u the crop.
wool Ni ,S II trm rn sout t,csr 'ofrtrn,.
more strongly have been getting Tor come time
70 t bar ' IA mind What put jtor readers
squny reeny ien' @r t.aoS - an a
maximum throughsn Che south TIE ynd d pc, Ger m.",
crop Il oSo 90 aIc allowing iso n t, the BAT Now.
nj. sGe' , 81 Sosss TO- ,a, show a That sc
OF their replies from aii The cotton St2', war ', NJ 10
,ne people who orr making big estimates show NJ
Information rom he So",nrr n, n s rsog, conn
dt ons further tat isausc IN certain wear cert IN
should BE- realized this year upon sonrwhlt similar cn-
dlton-. This thu ami sub,tanir u their crop
ideas and IL viii be- well for the spinner In fhi- eonh
try abroad 10 take into -dcat on tnc iaet> That
we state herein. Further. The Ncw-loTk Ftnitcal
Chronicles estimate u acreage nj, year j. 'NoVO
than Mr. Nell H. and W. VIII thereon" ertlul''..
their acr,agc allow lh0 10 the ?eie OF II ID mn!"
than Governments replies .npw aud divide by $50
T., to hale. aud this VIII gss cfpp ~ less ti1i
100000 bales that even with this il"fi allowance
the figure, show far below o,OCOOOJ bale iaere J.,
realize such crop TIL year. en1 thai
Is 20 take The ChIOncc's' acrcae" aud allow ~ m 7"
acre, whereas lid bc;Oc. th'r' - nothing |,
ndirat for adyicf- from the most reliable source,
are concerned Yield exceeding lUc ~ thu. ,1-un IL
therefore. to dwell up,r the possibility
Of Oc0 900 l1ies anything ucellont, unr' ~" ana
others have teen mi-inernsd ia" waN crop -
tuning pr acr aa1 Whenever thc consumer Ia this
abroad b. satisfied that the heavy move
confirm sur. estimates a. Mr. Nc!n-
Will have spot demand such a. we are ia need o.
aud have bcsu hoping for, ana such We We're having
iron abroad, but apparently not unui then up Ia The
time That his 100 900 minimum cn1tc was announced
Every recognize that first thing l. q MAKE
the spinner less u doUber than hr j. ., u th" prob
ability Of small crop und this should be brou.hi about
II a rD.allrr movement ~ realized
Opening range, and Close today, and closing bus Sat-
Ia nj f tH4Hf fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
Winter.

tORNMEAf.-1hc narxet Is steady. SAFE,
~ - nra,jyrine So s,gamor, - 10: Southern
white bags 81 i5ail % .........BAG MEAi-Quict
colr.e ssdscc FEED-Niarket steady. Quotations oil
Westen csrIo. io.b ;3ly@s5c: CON 72LaT5c: sO.ib
ot soc: rye feed SOC honiny chop. Soc; coonseci
meal ri ojasi %: oil meal 81 iodsi Is.
,GEAIN-WnEAT-1hc wheat maract opened quiot
lain was Il / 600 bush making tn, total supply OF
whca. here in sto ami aolt 20 5Os 900 bush exceed.
Ing biggest previously made. which Was on
DccaLer last yca, by 3DEo, pu,L. n' aTy
,,I, ~ mos u un,, ,,b,ch was shawn Ly the r,.
dscra his Week IN the ainonnt OF Wheat In transit by
s was an , 81 o a rnSr RE aSpr,
an the mo ming until the Visible supply wa posted which
eontrlrr to cSecatioS showed Shalt ncrcase gain
as "g a. bush rfsS of sho sd" &
h1 OIL o n fe FIJI a. I advice. mad ne total
S 9o s arous1 bIn w., pnr rprt Xtcr tne sacrfs
wce wen In thcrr ccs,stion In u. buying move,
s ~ whei a'' hs ss % ~, snp.t no for espor
pre- we,ened quite rapidly cS,nH ., ea,y t'ay az
Only OIL 'S " me ois' tsy % our OF tn ma.t
and practically no demand being seq 10, nini oh'S'
we're onik si'Vo' DNSh q, loiloM' ~ .u c,. @
GsyrG so rel 2ooto L;n c 81 S,sr D os ga,
WILL 80 I"Sai %. u'Ni mneo,,ip a,~e'ed 10
spring Quoted iae oI"r D,sehDet aen.rseu b 80
dilyccd; unaradci, ZOO bush osao,e delivered ~.
coKN-1hc market Coz corn wns qglet aud rather navy
rise Ia wheat The feeling early was lite depressed
N the eain q $4,000 bu-h IN The local -t9eAs ond
supply .hc%S an 0"I ncrraae Of only 200 600 bush.
tbs dd not bring Ia .ry nu,h b"yine, VIZ W'i,Is h
IN Others aud heavy storm at th' rerod WIN be
likely a. delay the movement o ~" new crop So"r,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28

ws.s g. 81: !: E; s:: 2; S;
;s.S :: a;s g. l'ss Cos: .ss ss SS:A S
s a p,% sf s 70 81 sSs sss az Z
'" 70" 81 Ss Ss ~ s 's
aa and fh sg s s.' 'y ry f Ms a"s sa
medium and e0m%S% s,des Of both ,uys, sss
: e. X ys :Sis %::s Is
S sSs e ea Geese s western 90 e'ss 's s
~; %ss,: s1s issf STATE
t"Sls sss 81
M Ss no. 5 Ssiss MARYLAND per b. iaiss %
sss :sesT 'ss ,s . ss; s
!; s s: !" d. g
1 dark oups pr s; DoeS ss:n :. sSs
:a; :Ssss sgSs s
Ss e! Solo, e ss D sns
4. ,1s;ss s.sal po; ssi,;s
m y .sss ;s%
N transit Sweet potatoes quiet and nnmpoved but
rhanysed cauIsower light supply apa s' S,
high prices but ordinary Qualities are dull sale
Potatoes Long Island Dbl % I2sT2 81 % STATE Per
bag q 75a e s yiaea sSees choice p
to fancy per Dbl 81 5oass do other r, Jsrssy
50 S b ;ss rs s. pc; DO DBL
sbiss 81 sosss so Do Eastern; red sl;ossl 5S %
Western yellow yellow s' s7 sSi
and . IssGs per ES 3D. sis
r. Squash Hubbad; per Dbl: 81 rs; DO marrow
ib 7oS !Sc do Long leland and Jersey !icas Celery.
lang island per dozen punches 81 2Jafl 90 DO Wesen
ex large and sound dozen roots 40650c do State and
good dozen g9s 90 Florida hea p.i
crate a2Ss3 Pa'snips Ter Dbl, $lasl %. Caiiots
washed bbl, 81 Lettuce Long Islahd ana jersey
per bbl &2T&4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
OrurR MARKErs-py rr1rcp,p,1


Buffalo, Nov. observation-disclosures last 81 hours ESQ
head total for week thus tas . 90 head for same .s
opened ioasos lower but decline; no very
s'e'a ;sss 'OI Ss ' - Su e
lower at :: 2es2 good fresh COWS STEADY prngers
1900 head total for week thus far - 900 head for
s., sane time last week LOO head consigned through
STEADY ysrser 'I @ixd d"' packers. $ S'S Coo
'S%sa al ana fs%ass nsssy e q sss
,hrcn9h 400 heal TO NewYork, 500 head on SALE
g0oo head %aret cna stIong for GOOD nstiyc closed
native lambs ISaS, o common 3 S = i S0t e
rss. sts nov nSsiiS Il SSiss e.r,
gsOa q isasi to; bntchsr. sSoas! ssaqn ia
~ ma 'G hsr sr , gns steers ssa7s good
y 81 miSsa Ssas YorssSs. IS e;ass g! IS
a loads sale; Grmana snt n,ake Sow y, 'l,s
s%n. Gsss Common to sx, Soe4s3 49, spring
s0 St Louis Nov 27.Ica.te receipts, 500 head. The
n SS'n we1 s'v ps rea sSS eps
Msua ws ass s sSd at steady ;os prices oe
1906 S siec' 6n II sGw y1, e sS
rdS sssans "r he 't issns g ss@s
aser undcr nnnsorabie aivcs from other points ard
S Ssss Se & ID SOD sssJ g sS
% ss 49, Sssssieg ya 3e} head The very
Union Stock yari Chicago Nov. a; %'su ,ss,o,.
n Il goo s Sre M,ss weak nm IN 'Sp
and feeders Is cows s'' and Els sag s9es 8;
calves ~ sSas9 IioasRcceints 81 900 head msrEei
is dcsa sSo . !, ;S%s;
isooo' y head sGsS mo 90 pSs y 5oas5
lambs =: s5asl IS. WV " sA'"s' S'"~' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
DR. PARKHCRST AND TIE GRAND JURY.

The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parkhurst and superin-
tendent Byrnes were both at the General Sessions
Building yesterday. expecting to go before the
Grand Jury. They did not do so, however as that
body spent its entire session In considering the
Madison Square Bank cases. DR.. Parkhurst wonld
not say what business he had to lay before the
Grand Jury.
Dstrct-Attorney Nicoll announced that the Grand
Jury would consider complaints mace by DIR. Park
hurst to-day tomorrow. 1t is surmsed that the
clergyman will ask the Indictment OF persons in
Captain Devery's precinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
4 DIG FACTORY QUICKLY DESTROYED.

The factory and storehouse Of the r. New Manu-
featuring Company. at the southwest corner OF
Avenue and Twentieth-st.. was destroyed by
flames yesterday. 1t was iimsy frame build
ing. two stories HIGH extending about 100 feet In
Twentieth-st and eighty feet In the avenue The
company manufactures tar and asbestos roofing. and
the building was filled with highly inhammab!e
terlals when the flames were discovered On the
Twentieth-st. side soon after D.. m. An alarm
was given quickly, but before the fine engines ar
rived the entire building was ablaze. third alarm
was sent without delay, and later fourth alarm
was rne but the fireen could not prevent the COM
n1ote destruction OF the building The ~vsra en-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
THE Site OF 1RIDE.

Baltimore. Nov. 27-tIour quiet; western SUBJ y -
as 10; do extra, - .,,;S2 20 d. family, 1850 -
winter wheat patent ~ aOaS5 co. spring wheat paint
~ ?odfi 20; spring wheat aight IS )oGT5 o. n''
strong; No red spot, 0,lsaj5sc November O'2ev'|c
December, Go@4aGJc; May, 2'sd'.ic steamer 40 NJ
- 1870; milling wheat by Sample, %" onr o rr ~,
20 Cog bush stock ,.9i437 bush; salcs .So0co bush
q Ia firm; mixed spot ana November i32ai31c; year,
42d January. 42'sai.i,c; steamer mNei aVtd'lc
white by sample 3Dai3c yellow do. iodi5r; stock
@2l lo2 bush sales. IS 600 bush Oats qne ana steady
No white Western 3iiad35c; No miN,d western ~ =
a3e stock, ~, III bush. Rye duIi No '9c si2ch
80 1ss bush Hay slow; go t. choice timcthy s4 504
sl1 90 Ocean lreights quiet; steam u il'eiPool PEI
BUSH 3sG I'd; Cork for orders, per q;r Us Sdda 90
cotton per 100 II, 3jc nolr Per 100 ID. l4c toItDi
nominal mid ling, Sc. Eggs Il ally, 2ic Cone, nrn
Rio cargocs. fair, 199c No Z. 49,. Othcr articles ul
changed.
Roston, Nov 27.-Marke.3 quiet.
Bufalo Nov. 27.-Sprinc wheat active. sr0ng and
hignct oheiings light AZ closing saS 3JOcc bnsl; NJ
/. G9c; 10000 bush. Go'lc; % 600 bu,h do slot.
G,7sc; 1900 lush No Northern, zoe; 800 bush do;
1Uiec 40 900 bush do, I, GSic. Closing 10 hard
spot. 5l2c do / c9isc: No Northern ,i9' 90 :
5 cars No . red. 65c; No whit. 81 Gcc car
extra white Gle closing nc advance asked. Com quiet
sales s cars No . yellow, i2i. d42l2c; cars No =.
4I1dila,c: 1900 bush 20 3. i04 di0aac to-. cars
No yellow 4ld4l4c; Gals No 3. 4oa, iCt,c track,
closing inside prices. oats d,l but firm; u white;
3ilac track Sic store No whit. 33c tore; No =
70 fancy Western GOaG7c lower grades &C aoGc state
Cjdl.r. Rye duli; No 9 Doc asked Flour IN fat de-
mand firm: lest spring. eiGti 10; win stiaights;
- 25ds3 So; rye FOUR s3 2OHs3 80 mill fed, Urn anu
unchanged
Chicago. Nov. c7-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows

Erazll coffee dull important sales being made AMI
prlr.s citirty nominal aud tn closing plce fOr
80 on spot IL lT+dIi',c Mili coffee Wa. quiet but
unchanged aud without mpotlns busncss. Nordo>a was
quoted At goa -ui.c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc feature OF the -four pllrl,et
TODAY wa, quit active demand 70 fancy sd n2 pat nts
aud for agcy winter stfaght,. outside Of this TIE deIl
ihss were unimroitin IN amount win the low grad: OF
loth slrag aud winter i0Ir neglect d. More tian hili
the sale, we're III til, tw" & adc- OF >9Fnl patents AM
w'ni sirghts with hc former selling a. bgh a. ~ -
iof fancy. which tn br tn, lions were ide
Winter staights also sold a, hph a, ~ 80 T.; amy
Total tran-acfiChs 1880 Iactages, lbcnins ,'u
Oils Winter pltent - .0dfJ 60: 1919 wihr trai1hts
~ 70 23as3 ~; $50 Ibis OF clear, az 20; 5000 bbis
- 10: jsOO bb- Of spring patsn;s at Ti:i 10 5OJ b3is
OF stasas - Us 500 Ills mixtures at az g. and
500 suuefns nj IL 80 Soutiein Hour dull and
NEGLECTED. BrCKwHEAT FLoURLIhe OF mas con
tinue sarrc Their being pruct ally nci1g on tn 500.
wh 10 oriiy- sales mad. OF Go barrels 81 - 90
GALES 500 bills AZ 2, 7ScI3 RA l. FI.OU r. The market
"a -. aIv ns,.s, I'll los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28

zines called to the fire were useless because there
was a scarcity OF water. ,,, next IN the
The coal office Of Trap Bussins ~ ~ oro,,nJ
also The factory was in ruins within an "o anj
The burned buildings were not OF greai, a.n chief
the materials in the factory were cheap. NhieI
bonner OF the Fire Department, estimated ae Loss
by the fire at $4,000 The amount OF ns %n cauae 81
he fire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov. 27.-cct:on steady mlddlnp 7ssc
low Inlddng J.Gc; good orliIIrs ,r nor ani ',oss
reiit., .5J27 acs; ex.eit, ccastwIse 3fii bales
sales, 400 tales: stock l.S.i3i airs
Norfolk. Now 27--Co;ton steady mdiling 7.ycc
low midGlng, ii6c good ordirary 0ac; ne: r.c,lfts
7sS. lalrs frnss 312s bales EXPORT u (e,t p,l,an
..7l bales: o,twis, a,2os bales; fale 1913 laies
stock, 80 iales.
Ncw:oricans Nov. 27.-cotson quiet; gooi I'D Ing.
Is.i0d midollng, 7c; low m.aalil9. 74c; COOL o..
binary Gssc ne. receipts. o.cSI bas rrss IN y,,s
sales 400 bai.s; stock, l7s, iJi ba's.
savannah Nov. 37.--totiOn easy: mlfding 7.l0, .
low middlinr. 7IlGr pooi ordn mary. 1916: net an
gross receipts. SEAS bales cALerts .ol.tWise LOB
La,cs sa,cs 2Jo bales stock l:37Gi b9.rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Lfyerpool, Nov. 81, 3 AS ml}eei In mouer'te uos
demand prime mess Western fine at Sos do medium
cay nj 6Ts GA Hams in moderate demand; short ent
about il TO 10 ~ steady at 45s Bacon ia moderate Se:
mand long clear mindless about 40 ~: steady at 9?s
long and short clear mddes about s. 10 steady at ass
3D. shoulders sb9nt ~ 70 IS d. % h ds S and coSrd
dun 4 Tow IN poor demand prime sms sty d s,sady
at o2s Sd R0sln III demand common nrm al ~ "a
I4rd-Srot In moderate demand futures notniag a'ne
nrImc Western spot steldy at 49s Cd Whea. ~ Poos
demand No red winter steady at IS 2,sa No oGanS nd
Ccr7Srot IN moderate demand futures In fair demand
mixed Western spot duh at a. "a steady AZ s.
iisd for new. Hons at Iondon-Iacac cSastn mSa
from Atlantic ports. % 100 quarters from facs
none from other sources 10000 quarters. KeceiWs OF
american Corn during the last week. 81 100 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS..

London. Nov. o. y. m.-Consois. oS 7-iG for boz,
moncy and the account Scw.Yo,e t;enasyly,ni, sud
Erie I5 90 ssoaa eo".cl, III III e iIao,s Central 81
YORK Central 100; pcnnsy.vsna, ala Readina III
Mexican Central new per cent b'nds 5o'a:
in the OPEN market Tor both shart and three months bi
81 NJ francs 10 eeatincs the account cxchs,g,
on Jnpdon at 20 francs IL centA'ss sor ehecks. ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28

STEARINl,-Market firm. Lard, 10a1otc. Oeo quiet
at 7i,c. sales 100000 n city cleo at TIC
TATJOW-tlarket octive buying by home trade;
quoted, Jisc; sales, 200 hhds at 5'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-28

'' n, =. ,rdom Continent. Toll. Changes.
49,, . a., %, ,cs ,up X 5sl pDD ~. 1870 q Inc Gji COZ
r.r, bu. g.. 1000 LOCO coo 5,Hicoo Inc V:S'Voo
And win IN visible pared with lat we
IA, ,,..agn. Visible. fetal. fha"ces.
,,,., IA, coo = 2s5 OJO llprSS0 me l3G 90
Wiz a., I, uI COO 5000 - SO cOl lnc 12s,"00
rcents OF brcadstuGs Interior points IN Thousands
tat thc rihers 1000 omitted, Hour bbs grain BUSH
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-01
DON'T WORRY.
One Day Mt limo VIII Win More Battle,
Than Constant Frot Ever Can.

One Day Mt n Time VIII Win More Battle.
Than Constant Frot Ever Can,
One day at time, conscientiously
lived up to. will keep the eyes brigh,
and the checks round and rosy. Don't
begin to worry about things days be.
forehand. Ii will be time enough when
they happen. 1t is the dread of what
may come, not what is, that makes one
old before the time. IL you lie awake
half the night worrying about some
thing that is going to occur the next
morning, you will be far less able TO
face bravely and work out the problem
than II you had made an effort and
thought of something else till sleep
came. 1t is not half rs hard as II
sounds, and will grow easier every time
you try it. Perhaps, after all. the ais.
astcr will not befan you, or will be
less awful than you anticipated. and
just think what n lot OF unnecessary
wrinkles you have worried into your
face.
Another thing, don't torment your
self about what people are going TO
think about this and that action. No
matter what you do or leave undone
some one will criticise you severely
and the best rule for getting through
life with comparative comfort is. after
you have made mp your mind as TO the
propri sty and advisability of certain
course, pursue il calmly. without paw
ing the slightest attention 10 the criti-
cisms OF the lookers-on from the ont
side. You see, just because they are on
the outside. they only see the surface.
IL does not matter in the least what
they think Farm AID Fireside.
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WIT ANo WISDOM.


Life Is not so short but that there
Is always time for courtesy Emerson.
Never put those of until tomorrow
whom you can pay to-day Galveston
News.
We lose our own possessions the
moment we begin TO covet those OF an
other.-Ram's Horn.
Devotion takes for its motto that Of
king of Portugal. "Altiora peto"-
Better and better"--P. Marshal.
No young man ever carved for
tune out of n white pine goods box
with a pocketknife.- buffalo Exprcsa.
Excessive liberty and excessive
servitude are equally dangerous and
produce nearly the same effect
Zoroaster
The business man who occupies
apartments over his store can't very
well avoid living above his income. -
Troy Press
The road that Is paved with good
intentions does not necessarily lead TO
hell; but the road that is not so paved
invariably leads there.
Us there any reason for supposing
ne committed suicidc?" YES" What.
is it?' IAN unpaid coal bill was found
In his pocket Inter Ocean.
What ] am looking for" said Big.
gins just after he had rented a tele
phone, lis che man who raid that talk
is cheap. Washington Post
Her Bosom Friend--Oh. what n dear
little ring. Herself (blushingly) Yes.
It's my engagement ring. Her Bosom
Friend tsweetly)-Whcre did you buy
it2-Quips.
Hit doan do. said Uncle Eben,
ter take too much count ob de fac dat
or man looks good-natured. De croco-
die hab de broades' grin on record. -
Washington Star
You should not feel angry with the
young lady Who Is always curo ved
when you ask her to dance. They NAV
prefer Waiting % Graeco- 4 oman
wrestling. "-Boston Transcript
-Barber-I want motto from
Shakespeare 20 hang mp 10 my shop.
Can you give me one? Patron-Of
course, how will this do "Jhcn saw vo..
not his face. Saturday Evening Ca
zette.
-Simmous-T declare ] can't under
stand how you farce-comcdy writer's
succeed so well, considering that You get
most on your wit from the newspapers
Iimmins-Hy dear boy, the people who
support farce-comcdy don't read the
newspapcrs. 80 Indianapolis Journal
Visitor Don't you think IL possible
That q pardon may be procured for the
| poor man? Ills oncnse was not great
and further confinement viii Kill him
| Waiden-Im afraid 30 is impossible
The cttme ne committed was not suni
GENTLY airocious To- interest the public
in bis case -liarpcr's Bazaar
"a wealthy parent from whom biz
married daughter had expectations paid
her VISIT Being in an unusually ana.
BILE mood be proceeded TO give bis ED.
est grandson ride on his knee isn't
that nice?' asked the ford mother
20 yes, replied the child. 'but 10
Huan rather ride on q real donkey"