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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
BOYS DON'T LIKE It
upvssa3 Dussngs nscinss - - No.
v,nsps>nA - No Evu 49,
s~n Mn susnsw.

In ne pssf too vesks about 20 csses
a. m<enips kAvs hssa rspostsd 10 ths
board of health snd The pay sicisns ssy
that nos uoss than one halt u the sa.sss
are rsp,rts~i Thsrs Appears n - No
great danger from the spsisasic. - ~
e4-e- 81 death resulting from osnstss
have been rsported The casrs reported
are nos evenly scsttsrsd over The city.
but are ennnnsd 10 csstHin iocsiitisn-
The dissas 10 ahous on = par. IL the
dnesoss nsad. uith chicksa pas. Very
little uss~iicins - now gwen and ths ens
pseczussoa given ~ parents u ~ take
great care not to allow the patierss ~
take eoid. - pcsmonia II very liskks n
follow. A uamb>e q docsnrs view aoa
is~t night about the epidemic. A npuA.
her auswrsszi that they were speclaIisis
and isd NOE treat measicsI Others
chstte.i pleasantly q the disease and it,
edeets CA the scllocia
Df. Hszrlwo~sd said there were = god
May ea-er rep,rted and many moro
that shoeid bc reported. Most dtctors
fhnnght n beffer for = person ~ have
the measiss while young. say under rs
years a agr than Ia more mature Life.
he thought il best not 10 say much
about the matter AZ IL would NJ good
and the diseass doing very little harm.
Mee>ies end M~~~ic~
Dr. ID. Easm~ss wslch said be did not
doctor measles but he believed that il
should % generally known that there
wa- a great difference between children
With the mea-irs and neasley children.
The former usually brake out within
twenrs four hours while the latter werc
liaipie o. trsax out al any time. For
hinself h. preferred css- % children
With measlc~ rather than messley child
REQ. Measles are liable to complies.
tions hut nessley children are liable Ia
eompltcsts tho whole neixhboshoed and
when that occurred netilcine was u no
avail
Dr. caflin said be had cot been called
D. attend msEy cases. but had been in
many pisc~r where the children we're
just recovering from H. He had heard
n one death partially attributable ~
nseasie~ Tie constiered this . good
time a year for children TO hare the
disease. II Nas quite harmless. oxcept
where complications Get in.
DIR White said he had not treated
many eascs bat had noticed from the re-
ports that there were many cass~ in the
city. Everybody expected 10 have the
measles sun, time In their life. and 10
was be>t IA have them while young.
DIR. L. f. Best said he had rcpostod q
number az czsss. bat did not consi<les u
"a dangerous disease IL careful nursing
and care WA given the patient Care
should 10 taken 10 keep from taking
Geld.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
Scrofula Ten Years

hsd 8 running core in my eaf Of : scrofni.
nature for ten ysass. Had been treated By s<vessi
phy siesAps. bot ohs.is~d relief unoi trici
tuTscrRA. vhish healed u up In . few days. The
Vas more than three yearu ago. and have I'D DO
trouble with u since. ! consider year Crricrss
RzuKpsBs upexcels~d for The dIeeases you claim 10
cyre. Nxs. r. A WoODfORp,
ecssserwood. -. Dsk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Ysster.ay assnsax khsif tyfs saf
~-*ss q sa.ss..s... suii a. saessss three
.i,5szs sszoss that hsi tasp s.sosisw atesi
90 s1assas q sasing fess sseAsslssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

and pre- -digested. nutritious food that
f,iiiils every requirement Of the growing
child IL the result
Thousands 81 happy infants have bccn
brought up on IT,
Mrs. L. w. Hills 81 Riverside. H..
says: "I.acfsted food saved my haby's
life At the age ~ i've weeks put him
ON artificial fool. Not being SUCCESSFUL
with the fsrst brand ] discontinued that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

esid everywAess. Price. CrfscunA. SOC. Soar.
Sc Rssoivrnf, el.W. frcpared by ~ forTEs
DRpe AHp CLINICAL CcRPonASsoH. boeeon
49," How % Care 6hia pts~asss." - P>e~s.
30 IIussr ssions aud 100 tsssmosiah. 0aiird free-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Don't forget that the G. r. 4 I. morn
ing train leaves ct 500 = m. instead Of
1896, and runs solid 10 Chicago, stop
ping Ut Midway Piaisance and Hyde
Park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
CINE NIiLlllfS = a.., - s,G.. at

Fl m buys beautiful. fn~ White
" w f>sesn bat Al Cert. knpit &
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

~ nm buys q hssufifai. hnr White
sf.oo f~sssn bat al Csi. Knott a
g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Tor ladies. and every stylish dresser viii
have one for outing. etc Corl. Knott 4
Co. have IN immense variety OF them,
and they will al b included In the re-
ductiou sale this week. The prices
marked on thee beautiful goods are %
low that no one can afford 10 be without
them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Go on the Good Templars' Moonlight
Excursion down the river on steamer
Valley City. Thursday evening. Juno q.
Good music IN attendance. Fare .
cents round trip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
81 -|.
the
GREAT
SUCCESS

OF our remarkable sele q
childcn's suite leGu1s - 20
continue it thie wsek.
Our ruomy children's
department wns dned with
crowds of buyors al lnst
week Competition adver-
tised imitation aalea bat
- usual fell short IN
quality and quantity and
J their prices were higheS.
What other store can do
az we'll.
J Bluc and gray nannel
} sailor suits, z9c.
200 child's suite In neat
patterns, sizes 4 TO Is
worth $50. z9c.
500 child's good cassi-
mere suits. well made up,
worth s., 81s00.
200 child's suits, sizes 4
to IA. elegantly made
from fine chcviots and
worstcds, including the
famous Besscmcr suits,
worth Sand 50. . 3.08.
Mems so suits. 813.55.
Pfen's silk neckwear, 14c.
Mems working shirts, I &c.
Mems Jersey underwear,
Soc.
Can other stores do a.
well9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

0.R& l. Chicago train leaves at 500
q N. Stops ut Midway Piaisance and
Hyde Park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

n m buys q beautiful. fine White
VssOO Legorn hat At CorI. Knott &
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

lOucILKsr, whis~ss. Clearest ekin and sofs<ss
kUvt Hasds produced By cruccaA eoAr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

tcssuse of their hsgh standard and
parity. Never substitute a loo
grade ieH = good quality. Cheap
ness means fssaneas and a loss II
taslnsss la Tie iens saa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

| lM Mliy1t2EJc IS 6s, s.' s.Ss; at
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Burial Permits.
Henry F. Hastings. No. 1l5 Jefferson
avenue. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

u~~s sehsxsa Fsis
he eomHstlee a tbs NsHs ssehigsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov tSpeciaD.-Wall Street sold lcs
more OF long wheat to-day, rincipally for pecem'
ber The news was very bearish but the December
liaudation was more influential thar the news
December opened at Cei,c, soil between Vac ana
6iisc and closed at 6lAc. May was rs cents over.
Cash sold at Coo. As effective bear announcement
as any other was the one from Liverpool thS'
Russian wheat shipments 70; the week were aI'ost
O0o 0O bush Minneapolis and Duluth receipts
90 cars we're almost 20 per cert larger thlE last
years Export csarances were scarcely 1000 tcsn
rom all PORTS Gables ware lower. There was an
increase in the ION plssase' statement 81 s','"V
bash. The visible supply increased 2css,cD bush.
The local stock l9l07.0Oo, showed an increase OF
-, 90 bush Even on the very sharp break ana az
the very low price no very large amount o, cdsn
business was Gone-about $1,000 bush; ABOUT nas
OF il contract grade. 1t is expected that tne De
cpnlber liqudation will cOnt.nIe lof Two VEINS,
Local receipts were 20 cars AGAINST 20 Last !e"''
the estimate for Tuesday was 80, -. nou.s censr.
Corn cables were higher. and the news se"s.
nllv strong. The market early was STEADY ~
the close Of the day approached corn began to ZEE,
the weakness In wheat. May opener at az r. p 90
between 42a and i2h. and closed at i-,sii:t ce,s'
Receipts i5i cars; the estimate tor lucsdS:,
coo Local shipments were almost S""n oa ora
were very strong oats syinIatl..en VIZ" c,osad
Nav sold between 32is and 3lss cents ana close"
Larger hog receipts GOc~ and lower prices AZ
ary pork at the close. 81 S2is. showed loss i[o'
Saturday of IL cents: January lard at the close:
81 40 showed los OF zig cents 9an csn '0' o.
on the curb puts on December wheat were oils'
calls on December. c2is cents. Puts on May 'or"'
A.: calls. 42@s cents. q, n,,,is
s,on firm was announced Just before O'Clock 20.
day The exact amount involved u no, kro| ,, ~
IL is not large and other rrins VIII De alieC.ei'
IL is believed the suspension will be only tempo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07

business generally Will gradually resume IT'S ora"a 81
course probability mat the sna soshs stead,
tone y, or market until arrT ,sr III y" "'
'en arS 70 s'e TX i0 wa. @oaery and
M weaker dnns the m,Tnins on 'i IN M lrs Late
trad became quiet WITH prices aD,u, ,foon closing
1hl "" T " t Tl ~ S S OF "ld nSaens Eop
ero Es,cp ana u; s Ani r., % OF there's
October and 81 ~ trsc"s TT on 90 fsniiy
Ssoo $50 % soi; lear $1,000 DEEF-Ms 7, *
qaie' 9hotasos; are cx, rs" 1nsa ms. sao~s3
EEF MNa 1:ts sGM At siS 2i@SS o. aa iso
a s. at ION st@sse; i3,:S ssdsc pig. ssoe
@ : :hG"a If go i a. TO- 9p'i piked
Ises dq AMI wssk I'm gn0iToia at o N" lc. Ss,c
200 Iaaos for ssn city f $780, al and "i
,"ae i6soc In options November closed at ejc
os Iani n5is ssI !. d"% But firm As to the
c,al situ,ton rice Dan TopadYcs son, say =,
nnor'sratc conditions. and in ne caron,f on
the Io" and os."as are possible by t1s
Dat bur th. there ha. been such UNUSUAL var .,
Se With degree Of Until ct tns ssa
Of the crop '% al s ns ros"scS
Quite S sraSra Iopi.s"1 crop win caro-, %St
HE , and Ice c 09 ,''i rough 70 hi
mus ," eSGSd 'G sro nU ond ae ccrso g'
oSoo b:nc, :0s that Of S% ooe s%she s cau'
60 o"5 arcls ccnc1 rice or about same amount as
VA. consumed last sc'son' ..,. ., ,nco,
su,G \E-EAN-Tnc muKct was a"tior easier t",cd
- 10 tons nu-co>ado ~ st. at oslo: cxship
nmd 20 i,rs rol.sses sulor. 81 test af o-i'': W.
our,c: Centrifugal % test. 80 mi,ro' go ~ ts'
,uol,.s.> s. teSf. Hl'" Lnn6oh--
V Nv rmct java -. OF and ri. ,"hn,g ~ ~ ga:
oat. All and ,ph,r c,s.r: PRESENT month. i3'; nrNi
mo,th Ia. REFINED Trclc was 4 sloH drria,n. 'or
r"g"od srcer npwlihstarf'r- Their was tnF',er
II havino bocn married. Of -; ana 10 -
}.,Gc AID Nos ~ and LIZ comp,ne and
M rs,de rates show actual cost after deduc'nG rcbotes
". ,.,,, n,d ,Iow.h Ne',-YorS and Philadelphia re-
3. OPS nI.o allow per rent trade discount on o;S Of
r, nn, "ou Ie.s Than % bills. For sugar PARKED ~
has thcrc Is no additional charge Oh granua'ed. but
:ec nor = on ell other Grades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS. OF BEEyES.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS,

Cd To rHc -tTrs sod one year ago az - oud=I III
IN. nNrfagc price estimated at =. -.
EEEVES-Roc.ip.- Tor the la Two days were III cars
rol-ig Il direct to siiuehtcr"r-
II export alive and - ears for the market ana
held from SATURDAY. there ~tr, -
ear, on .Ic-O at jersey cay, ana - ,at' lnaIlN
old cov.l OF Si,irih> The onrr ngs incud about ~
ar Of range cattle and IS OF rouxh stun aai good
native usual, were scarce The marH"t oci'1
dull aud buyers held oil until Chicago wa- hoari from :
hut rprt. - higher plics, gaNe more life Ia the
trade ard the iu-h firm VITA good Clearance OF
the varl- at thy. several car, ~ 'oit iala
la.r Mere cu,ri.l >iNti't-t. Texan, sold ~
=. -, FER leo D.: tOOiIdo~ az ~ 2oGt3 81 j car, o
Dakota ranger. AZ s,asI: common t. prime native
.tc.rs e. ~ Goa - % cstI do az - 30 -sus nnJ
bulls at f,d-i 80 old 'oN-. AZ II CSd@., ara ,v tne
L,ai at = fsi1 each; let hell ;, AZ - per ivo ID
Dr-..i ri slow At GLa--c pr =, for native sides >
i.w choice do .ellng at o.; T"Ns- Pmd tocsado bel
,o.l az 5ld7t To-day, ioudJI cable quotes rciris-
,r.trd l".f weak at >taut SAC PER r. aIt Ahcfrah
steer. slow q. Io',c c,tua'"l dr>'d WIGHT Nlii
,.tr tomorrow III" Bowie. 10 cattle Tor ~. tod
smith 195 head Ter J. >h'nb,rg n Co., and sV'
uuar.rs nt ir,l lot y Morris. The ChiCcgO CITY l..
a,l ..uc =, -aii to.n.olrow sc !th 400 quaIt'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov cotton steady; mdd'ns,
7ls.l6c low mddling TIC good ordinary ''se: ns.
and groas receipts l2.55 bales exports 10 oTeass
Hritain 6sG5 bales; exports TO the Continent ~,
bales: 10 the channel. 500 bales; eoastwise. Ss'
bales: sales lSj7 bales; spinners. 20 bales; STOCK
Norfolk Nov 6.--Cotton firm middling u ING a"i
gross receipts 5Sl bales: exports coastwise' ---'
bales: sales. s7i bales: stock. 626il bales ,,..,
\ev-Oreans Nov. 6-Cotton opened nr:n; closs'
steady: good mddling Sc; mddling rae low ma "a
ns ne good 9rdnsry syn sc net a rsSep' sn
g-S5 holes. sales $3.50 bales: stock. s).oys Dales
savannah Nov cotton STEADY m Mo, nf ross ross
recents & Si bales: exports coaswise, o.ssS baies'
salcs go bales stock. l55.Oi6 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
ell other cradeS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Noy c. s:'5 p m.-Beet, Pork ana
mand: Cumberland cut about IS 70 30 lbs dull at
SOS Cheese in poor demand: American finest white
Spirits Of turpentinc and Rosin in moderate de-
mand. Lard-spot in poor demand; futures m no
easy at IS ID: No red spring easy at IS I'd; Fonr
in poor demand. Corn-Spo1 IN fair demand; fur.
urcs in good demand: mixed Western. spot. hrrn at
X 22,d: November firm q; Is 2lgd; December firm
Is 2isd; January firm az Is 2'.d for new HOPS
At IOnlOu-paciic CoaSt-ln poor demand lte-
caipts of wheat for the last week from Atlantic
ports 1870 quarters; from Pacific Ports. none
from oiher sources. $500 quarte-s. Receipts oi
American corn for the last week, 3s.lcO quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending November 6. 1893
HEA\S AND PEAS

REGENTS for week Beans, 3.25S bbls: peas. = zoo
hush t,xports-Beans. 1863 pkgs: peas. III dds
Imports 200 bags beans. Under continued free re-
cepts generally dull trade and strong efort 10
omen a wider outlet for the goods. prices nave
steadily declined on nearly all kinds; AZ the close
choice marrow are down t. 81 sos ~ but IL seem
probable that sellers may resist any iurthe~ dt-
cline at present SeYera! cars OF Canadian m.liui'
have arrived within q few days. ana 81 - j. an
outside rate for hes, marks. Choice pea have fallen
10 81 So Red kidney unsettled. pending the ming
OF export orders for this weeks steamers; con-
siderable stock has accumulated and 1t Is NOT IN
likely that further concession Will he mane an
fornia Lima held steady, hat moving oniy III Il
iobbing way. 4 fair movement is reporter III
foreign beans in range of quotetions. Green peas
aii,ll and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07

Ncw.Yoi. receipts. ~ bale" 1876 bales .
cNpor's '0htccri 200 bale. France. 40 b1l-: Tor
ward d. i.G1I ia~ 81 bil.-: siinitf. lal
stocf 90 st3 ;as. Toia net Iot receipts to-day 80.
90 bac- thus this Wr'.. lO5. ~ INro,t.
today: Great Britain .o.Iii aie-: Fran . bales
Continent ZIG bal Channel 400 bal's Evpor.> ~
hars Continent 10 - ball; channel. 100 hale. iot,
y. 80. bsc>: siJca .Gi .yi aic~ INr,I DOL calc.-
Siot cotton rod business prices steady: .,lc>
uOr bales n ciatIon .Nr,ft. "b1 bal"s American.
" lO lr>; i 900 bile- American 800
micdne>, Sc. Futures opened Dar'l, steady n.md
Go1 l't" Hon UNCHANGED to LTD ADJ acn. closed
at 2Nit ai'incc: Janusry-fcbiuaiy. 1885 fetrure.
March. 43+ 10 i"j MarchApril. fJ6s: Aur!l.Nay 49,
20 tosi Nay lur'. isN .;uneJulv. f4ls; July
"a. 10 ty November. i33,: November. Dccembcf 49,
DEE, nibc JuDuary. 4?2s
COFfEi.-Thc coffee insr.-t NewNork 10
W"k out OF It's ctharey and The volume OF business
tlhues 70 he SMALL IN. uLGrrtone ~ the market
P u :, rat er hrn pihap, owns TO- Inc tinidy
ai.iohs AZ thc Opening Of the marie: there wer3 v'r
u chansc d" ILL., on the fa.l h,ds Nosenpf $40 90
p o'n,s. AZ O'Clock this Improvement was about
inantined it transartions slack. anornfip:
% Only 80 bars up o that and including Novcm.
ne' a. i"io' DeeeHler ct 1885, January VI 10. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
SU\I)HIES

Nt'TS-Peanuta dull end weak: Guotet at &C.
for fancy hrnG-pickcl and 2a.f$i4c for "a.
rne:'s: Spanish elellci quiet a7.G&c for ". !;
No ; quoted 1t ware; Virginia No. shcieG at
.a.nac and No z 1T ne chestnuts IN ihera' SUI
OF {" y: fancy Northern scarce. ard "A Few sucn
AT 81 hTrh. 49,
nEf,SNA X-Quiet but steady: ouotel A. ga
&C With some choice lot. held ut slant premium.
GINSENG-Markct lower: Northerr quoted al
s9f0n - T.: Western at s. l0nS3 Co. and southern at
= - I" per N.
HOHEY-Ncw white clover in single comb boxes
quoted Ut l3n1ic: buckwheat. llTl2'@c: Calitornla
extracted ohhn@ from store AZ GnG',c, carrots
quoted at J'.W@7tc Fer H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
III fts.

strene,ber ed little on high-srade fresh creamery
Immediately following our last weekly report. ana
has since ruled fairly steady. Though IN" cloSr y,
oujet and not quite firm as at one tine. i'I'5H''
seems to be OF such character tina, me iai't,
would be sensitive to either increase receipt, ~
wcaker adviccs from the producing section ="
business at the moment in extra Western g'ous Is
.t H29isc latter for gi.t-ccige quality fltNlN "i
nice useful stock is Offering a. :,N2Sc Most 81 'h,
State creamery is showing effects OF frosty zee ana
while an occasional lot of taos sells - NC ~ 'N-
ceptional a little hipher. ne bulk 81 the r.
CENTS go i'm range of 2,TZ,c. Ecld creamery has
had freer movement of late. and ianc{ stock com
mands more money. Fancy state dairy either IN
,ubs o- 0rkins is fully nc higher. ard the move
ment is fair lower grades quiet Imitation cream,
erv steady. Choice fresh factory is stil in Eight
supply and small tubs command 2lM.2c; receipts
are generally quite faulty III flavor and these sci!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07

February az 1890, Marci l6l5 April at l'.o. ana
MAY al l5S, The om Europi Wa 10y ,a',,r ,.
price. noi unchanged lover; London c wa' 'g r.;
higher and Iiambrrg "a .pis hl-n'f nIh' me
Mo nrv- .,a. cu~,lIv f.,tuic~s-. re~rtn@ No . o.
chang" standard IL 800: hange 10 LON 'rc'fp''
jugp bau,. and stock. T'fO0 Rag. RI" >ah"> i'" pr
reported - COO BAG. ana ti' >a',9' ~ -.
,cj bag with narf'f p't ana - = o." ~"
ri . Of coed a,r,ac. santos coIrr The nous from the
so Iarsri showed e"nia ur,, i',o ~ -
with the prize of 80 Rio inmnn'l' lS'' ~.l'', 'li'r
than buyers AZ the price. Iir t"'.l a." ,",.'
90 The market closed ,ti"E III" !" 10 pO''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
nnrArnrs Axn NEGErAEIEs

Domestic potatoes are N liberal supply. quiet and
barely steady. \ few Scotch I1gbarms Ia last v"c'.
sod at - >, aud % few Irish at 8 i. but no cor
siderable quantity would ind an outlet * get ~
those prices Sweet potatoes quiet. Onions steady
for choice quality. CaulinOWers doing little bet
ter under lighter receipts choice charleston string
beans in fair demand and steady Norfolk receipt
mostly inferior and selling low. Green peas from
Norfolk show varV irregular quality and value: I :"
,;ool enough exceed 81. and inferior range down
q &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
1 MON TANNED.


oe'o'us = d5J
UNION TANNED.
Ii: bici. .-Gd-' S",ond. ba rs @3d9i
Aiio1ie backs "23 he lies 3dola
Mid lie la D., lea y...2sa-J
METALS iEpN oFding - sd,iccs from rIit,bprc.
80 Improved "rmaii la' sprung mp TOT l~."me. STEEL II
b'ing "icd tlat lr,iu - O0J his article
b-,l -oi mali lots the L,.i. OF @I7 ;, I.r
ton 40 Put,burg. TIL. ngur" T., said T. lc the
HH'-t Tor E"-, amer steel So" touched br.."rt nGca-
tOn- fot material >iid Ia loat towafi higher
ff.r-. altnough marked Improvement T. looked fpr
ia tn" mar ftt.i'. BE pig ron T. held 1t
III - Ft.~burs and -1l- ~ several t1pi-snd
fcpo.t,~i hi- fsuis. Flint 90! material &. -ti duh.
'fi t,'" -riirirn' order, e. keep them running
La.e-t adv Whe lins West Nirsinl thai
60, demand Very leat -c"! blooms and bil' Tut
-onrv iaf isif'f lIi''> mentioned ing nom -S
-iS -. Id in The To- cors!dof7b" lot
hrt ti'Fr !. none Offering AZ tbs IL 'to@r
'ni"n. q Co. ~ report from H. i'Ua.
ihr piicc oi oiI ol rail- AID heavy No'-h' aud
,nf strir la. bsa f,.y Nrl L1iiiarri althorgh the
bl>inc-, he no. leon l.r.c dunnr TIE Ia: th"'
ver... olr - plHr pal ',inf markets. j. ti,aly
,lo-~ and man f. trcr. hIy! ONLY fof immediate" %
nuit"ne't-. Od steel rail, sill ehrr.ed b ~"
coal >ii,ac ard stcr. scr'p remains dun . COPPER
Market an No, cfrhrr md December. o.i5 =,
lunar 90 .... LEAD The mako. Closed lower
No,crhr 1897 bid III asked .... TIN-Matle.
elo-, drli SPOT. $3.50 hid NoscIni"r 1c.Go bid :;
peromhc'. COO, nd >PiITEE-Mrrrct .cs'd erg':.r
No,cnb,r -. D~.emt'r 30 January. go C'hes
- Inc rNchnncc TO-DAY follow. GLASGOW >pi n
warrant. clo-ei -. 20. London Coprcr SPOT closed
cia - futures GO Us. TIN siot GO - - three
,no,ih- e.. 70. Cd. Spoit"r 81. Quota ons OF
= .Ysri. follows;