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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

ASIOR-Congressman jacob Lefever' OF n,.n
=, npTxs,yIcK- Salvador de Mendonca. Broznan
a. ,v.,c,o, FIFTH AyENuE-congreas
nan N. N. Curtis OF ogdeaslure. n y and S s",
sevs,, ~ Maine. GILsEy-congressnan S. D. scher,
msrhorn, Of Schenectady. N. y ,,,pI"prcsi.
dent wui,,m r. Harper Of tho University OF Ch'cs'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

WFsr.N IR,F.--Bv young woman
snv reference r,quirad can be given. Mrr
GILNOR. 81 East 60th.st.
WASHING. Family washing BY an ex-
perienced laundress. can furnish hrst-ciaao
reference. li9 West i00th-st.
MAIrRESS.-Ry a competent young
woman: small private family: coof city
references. Call sos 4tb-ave, between eth
and oSth sts.. bells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
rpoN SALT LAKE TO LOS ANGELES.

,ro,ak. Kan. Dec. 2.--It q stated that several
Nou..york capitalists. together with United states
x.-,hal Walker. are soon TO join In the cons,rnc-
,Inn Of a railroad from salt Like 10 Los NhS''''
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Furnished Rooms.

GFNTLfMEN.-Iwo adjoining rooms
sG per wceA; breakfast Ia rooms. go
IeNiugton-aNr.
5TIi-ANE.. No. 5Gj po-itr Windsor
iotel.--Llghf. atractiNcly furnished apart
ment must b. seen % be appreciated.
.SD-ST.. 3l9 WFST.-FirSt.cl'ss ROOMS
every thing new; ccntrll; gentlemen.
2gIll.>r.. IL. 9TH. MADISON .-Cholcc
rooms. sing.F. ca -Git hu'"l service con
v.nicnt hotels CLUBS; - xiv upward
Iarlp~ Hon siN light rooms; desirabl, club
gentlemen.
s4TU.ST. 3lo EASr.-Newly furnished
rooms: BATH heat; private house gentle
men; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

NURSERY GOVERNESS.-l3y re.
40; competent 10 take entire charge Of
young children during a trip or long rest.
drnce abroad good traveller speaks three
languages: highest references. Address
"RISiNG Sun" Tribune Uptown ONCE,
.2i2 Rrgdvav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

ALTON AND TERRE HAUrE BOND TRANSFER
The ST. Louis. Alton and Terre Haute Railroad
Company announces that all the outstanding bonds
of the company mature and will be paid on July
!. 1894. An arrangement. however has been made
with Drexel. Morgan Co and Nermilye Co
securing for the holders OF such bonds the priv.
lcge Of converting them into the first collateral
trust mortgage. st. Louis Division per cent 600
bonds Of 1890. OF the Cleveland. Cincinnati chicago
and ST. Louis O3g Four Railway Company, 10
which the property covered by the Terre Haute
bonds Will have an absolutely first lien on the prop
erty mentioned. Any holders OF Terre haute bonds
may surrender them once TO Drexel, Morgan &
Co or Vermiye & Co.. and receive payment there
FOR al par and accrued interest in Cleveland I'm
cinnati Chicago and 81. Louis per cent ST Louis
Division bonds at 80 per cent and accrued interest
together with bonus at the rate OF l3 or per cent
for each full month between The time wnen the
bond is so surrendered and It's maturity. Drexel
Morgan g. Co. and Vermilye x Co. announce under
their signature that they now prepared TO make
this exchange The right TO convert may be YER
minated without notice at any time after Janu-
airy l.
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flats 60 Get, iinfnrnishe D.

ELEGANT APARTMENT IN 47tn.si..
nc,- 5rh.av. Ncd~... APARTMENTS,
Tribune pt'wn once. ~ broluM ~,
bnf.1 10, IA.
. Oi1 IN oO.u Sfh-IAr. E)pleNarl, mar
I.gc.et.. Elegant Hats 20 let at 50 ana
$40 pcr month; cheapest HATS IN Harlem
Appiy 10 laniiDr. on premises, or ID. d.
WOOD. 3 Nrrr'r-sf-
5TH.AVE.. l.ofs. corner s0th,.t -iis.
CANT apartment -lN rooms ma L''h o"''
$500 =. NIXON. 60 Broad"'y.
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Citn Zeal Cetatc for Sale.

A rnREF.>TORY 2O.r. .hons' "a TIE
ScNrrtIc.- slaughter PIC =. STEVENS,
9th-cye.. cofn'i 3d->t.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner IOsth-st.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house low
pr,cc: send fpr c!rcul1r. ATLAS I'M
rRONFMFNr CO.. Is Roadway
VALUABLE av". cOrn'i +-s'"ry ION
bullG'c: good inve tmcnt bargain TO quicN
buyer might - '>i. NIA'N. w Wv.
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ANOTHER CUT IN EAsTBouND GRAIN RATES

ANOTHER CUT IN EASTBOCND GRAIN KAlho
Chicago Dec. 21.-Another big slice was taken OH
grain rates eastbound from Chicago to-day Inc
Erie got wind OF the fact that some OF its COM
peti.ors were quietly quoting a l5-cent rate on
grain 70 New-York It satisfied Itself OF the truth
-, ,ha renor, and Immediately got out tariffs max
Ing this rate on grain and grain products to New
York l7-cent rate TO Boston. a is cent rave d 20
O-cent rate TO Buffalo, with corresponding re-
dnctions 10 all intermediate points All eastDoh
Treiabt rates were very much unsettled today
and the prediction freely made that gram rats
In It's tariff issued to-day the Erie gives nouce
that these rates will go out OF eject Decein9e o.
these last cuts will not prevent the carving 1os
" ,Ho oral managers agreement that all rates
81 oboW he restored and maintained January ], and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

-, |ihf.tu-AND-Ioswtll Miller. pr ,sident OF the
w ~" sin"aukee ana St. Paul Railway Company
"ALDoRF-Heniy c. Flick of CHICAGO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
A MERRY WAR AMONG WESTERN ROADS

Chicago Dec. N.--Holiday rates have become
generally denorazed throughout western terri
tory Agreements previously adopted regarding
these rates proyided that they should apply only
70 points within a radius Of 200 miles or each
other Now the Duluth. South shore ana AtIahuc
road has extended them from Boston. Montreal
Ottowa Toronto and other Eastern canadian
points From the Southwest. on the other htil,
fba Texas roads has extended the one-rate rare
for the round trip to Cincinnati Indianapolis ana
points in Virginia. To meet this action the santa
tTn has carried them clear through 10 chicago. ana
has extended the return limits 10 thirty Gays. ~
doing so IL has given umbrage TO its competitors
a. 10 Western Passenger Association. who charge
/, Iyith breach OF the association agreement pc
cause IL gave them no notice or us action IN me
nv a day or two In this connection. ,,
Chicago and Ohio River roads advances 'nel
ra,as today between Cincinnati and Louisville ana
Cbicapo 70 S. and the indianapolis rate to s..
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Connirn Real Golate for Sale

AGEXCY FOR MON rCLAIE .-Resi.
ccpcc prOpertie, u all descriptions Tor sac
and TO lot furnished houses.
rURBS & TANDOE. Ecekman-se.
EAST ORANGE. =. J-D 'slrable prop.
rrty FOR slin: furnished ard uii'urnlshed
house, 70 rent s D. CONDIT. opposite
Igrlck Church Station.
.,,.pTIsrNTNTS AID St'BSCRTl
.,nNS TDH THE NTW-YOHk T1slh
t,r Will. BF RECEIVED NJ THE "
Town OFFICE. 80. l.2i2 Broaiway. "a
door north % Thir'y-nrs'-.t. and NDNlE-
,rTSEIiENIS at the following Branch of.
er,.. 1it Sth.,vc. :. .. cor 93d-.t.: lJa
feminist. 700 Thrl.avc. 80 Fast Forty
s.y,nih.si rornor 3d-a,e. $50 East 10TH
st. near Th.riaNe.
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AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received % regular once
rates until 3 y. M, Wit.
c54 Sth.lNp., A.. G. cor. OF 23dSt
15o 0th.1ve. cor. l2th-st.
l0l Colurnb1s-sve.. near West oSsh.sA
% West l4th.st., near 6sh-ave.
10G West 4cd-st.. near 6th.c ve.
oS1 Yves. icd.5t.. bet. tn and 9Th ave1.
l67 4th.ayo, cor. 1lthSt.
4 33S Yd.aye.. between 10th and 77th.ssA
i'X23 3i.aye., between 18th ard 18th -.
1925 3d-aye., near Glst-st.
l.T0S 1st.ave., near e9th-st.
700 3d.sye., corner 4lth.st
ga slave. near East 37th.st. tI
IS Avenue A, between sd and 4th avoo.
IL Csnal.st. and 157 Divfsion-st:
lt9 Chn.ch.st. bet. Warren and Chan
325 Bicecker-st.. near Cfristopher.sk
l59 East 45th-st., corner 31-ave.
20 Fast 42d-st. near M:dison.sve:
s.O5i 3dAye.. bet. 10th am 18th 81
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fast J25th-st, near 3d-ave.
ol3 West i2Sth-st, bet. Sth and 9Th eva
RRoOKLYN OFFICES:
SQ7 Fulton-et.. on CouYt-st., COS De KAN
ave-. 1900 Bedford-ave. 100 Tway.
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Real estate t0antc0.

WASTED.-Frec AND clear country piac'
in exchange for y. y. city property w esu'
rhcqfer 90 preferred. NIXON. 90 Bway
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il)or'i Uanteo.


Males.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR,
JOSllCA WALKER.
Chco s"bruugh IL Hiding, State-st.
A REsPECTABLE YOUNG Man wants
10 do any kird & work IN drygoods
house until competent To becuEn" salesman
M'LEOD. Isl 3d-aNe
ACCot MIAMI and BuOoKEErEn
wants position highest ''i, r.r'eN. A.
drs. THORPE. 60 NJ Do"oush-si..
brooklyn.
\ YOl'No, color,d man wi>4r' a steady
D sltion - fireman; Et' 20 F'itl nee.
Addirs WILLIAM MtNNA - LIN
coln->t. Jersey city Heights. y, j.
turn 10 Europe: would Ike a. accompany
gentleman or family. Or would take ehdr-e
II invalid; sp'1ks English ir.nch aud
i.crnan; frt-ria references Ir""' last
place. g. r., Park Avenue iot'l.
4 YOCNG MAN wants i position a.
driver or stable mon. 100 Fast 'th-st,.
ID floor.
as hall hoy; over the years experience
lest reference. u. O'LEARi. 5O1 Wc,s
5Jth-t
BOY. II. llving with parents. wishes
stunt on as ofiic" Or GRAND boy: ha, r,ter.
cnce-. JOHN MILLER, @2i l>t.aye.
THE tribune
Uptown Olice,
Io42 Is oaiway, 81 dopr north OF 3lst.st
Refreshments ard subs' rlptions
received there unit! . O'Clock y. M.
AT BRASCll OFFICES,
Advertisements ieceiN cd Nc regular Office
rate, until T.. M, va.
aE shave, =. .. cor. Of o3i-st.
10, 6th.nvc., cor. l2th-st.
1V2 Cuiumbus-aNe., near West 0Sth.st.
o.O,i sd-iye. bet. il2th anl ll3th SIS.
100 West 42t-st., near Uth-ave.
20 West l4tn.st,, near 6th-aye.
oj. West 4oi.st.. bet. 1th and 9Th AYES,
rs, 4th-ay- COZ. 14th-st.
!. 33s Yd-aye., between 10Th and 18th. sts.
3z3 3d.aye., between 18th and 70tl sts.
ORG 3d.aye., near Olstst.
} 700 s.-aNr.. near S:,tn-st.
700 3d.ayr., corner i1th.st.
554 3i-aye. near East 3Tth-s:.
- Avenue A. lctwrcn I'd and Ath ave-,
Il Canal-st. and lj1 DivlsIon.st.
40 Church.... bet. Warren and Cham.
bers SIS
325 Bleeckcr.st.. near Christophcr.st
lS9 Eas. 47th.st., corner M-ave.
90 Fast 4cd.st., nenr Madison-aye,
c.0ji 3dave.. bet. 18th and 18th So.
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unfurnisbco Rooms 0ante0

TNFCENISHED ROOM wanted with
running water; Hight and healthy; avenue
or street: stat lowrst prize. AIdr'>s
IIFREMAN, lJ3 Eat iB1-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 90 Sun ses 43G Noon sets 65i Moons age Il
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook G.3s Gov Island 7:ooHeil Gate SO.
PM-Sandy Hook 1872 Gov Island 100 Hell Gate 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
INCOMING STEAMERS
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER .
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY DECEMBER %.

10 90
ool II IN 300 =
1ha,nrcyne French Trans IIaVre. 300 a 600
Decentralization Red H. Ia Guayra. a 100 IN
Kansas CIV savannah. Savannah. 300 IN
Xorya Thfnqvalla fhrs,ianearl...... COO a %
CIV ~ washington y Y a cuba Hav.ll n 1900
cnan-ndan Ne,h Amer Il .'icrdam.... 100 800 N
prins + Hendrix Royal Dutch. Has a. II 90 20
MONDAY. DECEMBER -.
Tennessee. CLYDE Charleston. ........ ....... 300
CIV OF BIRMINGHAM savannah. 800 IN
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Boar6 au1 Rooms.

HANDSOMELY furnished suite CT sep
arately. with load: references exchanged
% West olst-st.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Rec arded ia the Auditors once
NesterdAy.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1.
ISIS. are s, 3i5. $50. There were lled for
record Yesterday IL deeds. the considera-
tons aggregasing 50 SOS Following IL the
list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co. abssractors sf titles. fI6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
u. A. Upper TO @. Havers, 10; q. block &
kaufman's. IS.
Paul Bassen To A. L. Hotaiing Co. OF Z.
s. lot Ii. block 4s. Denny 4 Hoyts, SIG
julius {. smith 20 Otto q. Smith. lot D
and part OF and 4. block 6. East Park. w.
Lloyd Jones Ia Frank Jobst, ali of blocks
4 and 2. Patagonia add. $1,000
Julius Rsdelsheimer 10 Thomas Clancy,
ar. LOT 3. block 4. Burks's 20. 500.
]. r. Daushcrty 10 f. q. Rockwell. lot :,
block a., Terry's LIST. b,osl
Sophia h. Murdocg TO Jennie l.
Knowles, part lots ? and ), block ei, Dea-
ns's PARK. 81.
The Moore Investmen; Company 10
Thomss ]. Young. lot Is. block s., Brook
Ign. 500
Fred wsnkser TO Yorkim krseht. lets
10 aud IL. block 3 nodxe's Div. 10 Green
Lake. siso :.
i. A. Stratton To J. A. Muisey, lots II
and Ia, clock III. Nalentine. $50
Mrs. r. T.. serden 20 l. w. ballard.
lots. block {. Of ogie garden tracts, VI.
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tnx Roszp or rgAnx-

sieAeo. Nov. Moderate
snsss; opened sc lower on breaking of
49,, sa In SJnter wheat belt. financial
-sss IN London and reported heavy
- lssssnis from Russia: essea Of lie more :
- sssdy Tor iinae. advanced ~ on
50 increase than expected in visible
s.ss' Better cables. smaller Northwest
a.. es'pts and decrease in Eaglssh yis-
sssafp'y: eAsed or Ne on selling 70 take
A. on advances. sna closed easy at un-
49, ifora Saturday. Receipts. Ss.o"o
p shipments. q. 90 hashslS Closed; ;
@sei Nay, eassc.
o.,ss'eaiy: cash, Ssh &c; MAY, sas@e.
sseady; cash, .Isse, May, Sh-
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TN agreeable end s6aoacisss Teo<A Psw1ss. -
cablishs1 BY moro han twenty yeA-s' expssienoA
- recsivsd the sanction OF the msmbefs e the
Dsasa saa Medical prossssions o. this cisy seasr-
ally, - ~ sAsn 10 10 daily fecommsndsA oRA
pesscribsl II 10 - pleasant In the application -
D II sxcsllsns 10 In sscts Il speedily rsrdsrs ne
esesh white and smooth the gums heaithfhl ro1
lad Arm. and ~ nsqasns uss viii preserve them
5n this desirable condition. II gradually bot -
fscssaiiy removes tartar ana dsssroyss the para-
sfical amin aicula which neglect may have Per
mistsd 70 cesiscs and prevents shsr further acoa-
mutation. thus serving ~ . complete esautiase
and psessrver Of the teeth. Microscopic sxAminap
tons have been made Of the matter dspoaissd %
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
eli cassss Of society aad OF every variety Of bodily
eoudities. and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're found 20 exist In grsas
nuneen Experiment. were made fbr their ~
neval Aad the ingredients ussi Ia Lusins Tech
i rs. der yer: .Ss.a s,''' 'ds'sa.. DESTROY
1hrsugh the Madness 81 fnea0s ~ - ~
mittoA - publtsh The foilewfAg
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Rye-47c.
Barley--Nominal.
Fiax-$If4k
1tmothy-433oL
$1200. ~
= ard sssd-Firn; January. EssK; xay,
shot ribs-FIrm; January, >a7x:
6houiders-97@12s
6noft ciesr-t7. -51a00.
Whisky-tLL.
LIVE STOCK
Ceetle-Rsceipts, 1850 head. Market
Gull and 104i5c lower Prims ssesy~ 81 n
GAS: good. A.f064.3s; medinm. ez' -5a
so: others. - 65<e365; stoek-rs and ier :
ers. " oog3 80: Texans. sai502 SIS; West
ems, t2&4375
Hog Receipts, 5000 head. Market
opened loc lower and closed strong. Big
rouEa packers, s. 1923 %. packing and
snfpping. $53G5 IS: prime heavy and
butchers, IS E95 s.. light. s. 3o95.65
Sneep-Receipts. 800 head. Market
sio~ and sfeady- Thin native ewes, 81. ooa
70: mlxed. $sOo@3 IS: prime wethsrs.
$aIo9Azs; Westerns. <3W9a25
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
THE srocK ExcBASsE.

THE STOCK ExCHAN9E.
LONDON, Nov. 27.--Consols. es Lied.
Bank Of England discount rate, per cent
sfLyER.
Bar silver. .a25 fine. s2,sd.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LtvxRrooi, Nov. Northumberland
poor.
Corn-Dall; new mixed, Is I'd.
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SAN FEAScIsco MARIETTA.
THE srArx OF TRADE.

tHE StAaS VIZ
sax FRascfseo. Nov. PA fair move
ment Is reported in merchandise lines,
With few changes 10 prices The produce
markets are quiet.
ysge,ables--Light supply At dull.
Berries Nearly out.
Oranges Moderate supply.
Potatoes and enthusiastically.
Batter-firm.
Eggs Easier.
Poultry Quiet.
tame Receipts light.
Produce receipt.-Fiour. quarter sacks,
rs, wheat. eentals, "a. 80; barley. Gen.
tsls. 1881; beans. sacks. 27si. potatoes,
tacss. ). 100. onions, sacks, AS, braa. sacks,
Us middIiags. sacks. 22l.
ilonr-We quote: Net cash prices for
ism.lv extras. s. 5daeo; bakers extras.
NSAw3 30; snperfne. 81 s0ef26p.
.Nheas-No, | shipping, $i.Va4@f o6:
tho ce. Si.0Stdi. o8i.: milling, xi.O7,s1
i0Ss..
RaFlcy--No. feed, -ua7s,sc; choice
hfrht. 7sa4c: brewing. s5sssssc; chevalier.
Nls~s IL Tor standard, aud 7oefo0c per
seiia for lower grades.
Oats Red. 97tse esSi 07Js: black. ssc@
y milling. 81. l3ef 10: fancy feed. 81 20
dls@ss; good to caolce. 81 l2ss6ti nv /.
seamon 10 fair. SLID 10; surprise. <i.2s,sVs
LIZA, gray, sioa,setilzI.
CALL RoAan.
sales were recorded today a. follows;
Afternoon session: wheat--May. 100
Rns. 81. a0,. 100 tons, 81 a9s% per GENITAL.
bsFsey-May. 500 tons, sia.e, 100 tons,
&c per Genital
FINANCIAL
psafts-oa sight. New York. Per 800.
discount, Sterling bills--on London.
axfs-tay bank, sts4
sItyER
s.ivsr bars. per ouncr, tsls4 dsaasc.
Assicsn dollars, sTs.Cf5ss.e.
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norEL. ARRIVALS.
ruw As.iSsros.
N.r,h.Me...ra I.,mltea.

gvssyeo1y xaews wnst q Esgoiscens waia
ss5. A., how clean, ooEafersssae and saxaraeGs'
vsss delight 20 10 70 rsds In II eat In u. read
ana wrsss ia Il. smoke sns lounge "a Ria
wora. eztoy all shs eosaserss ei arss-essss DO
r.. - ale sraxeGlss 81 ssga rata OF sssss ssat
s,rs - uzcoGsesons al. seesass OK sas sHse's-
nsss 81 sas srseA saa rsrieesaea o. HAoNse so~"
aaa coassrgssioA.
.,,nn~sttea ta41e vita al traEsecSttnsass
.,.tnx sn u!nnssaa4is ana - rsul foz CasssSs
.rs sasnss Esss. sseax city. oasAs aaa pcaas
-. Fw FAxxxA
paxss ssaaa Axsas III cAsrry street. ssssae
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ego. With prospects Of . good trade
through the week. The principal feature
q interest is the approach Of the Thanks
giving holiday and the consequent activity
n the poultry market. Large consign-
ments Of turkeys and other poultry came
/. INTO market today. and safes were brisk as
lat weeks prices. Turkeys sell 1T i6@l7
eenfs per pound alive. and 179is cents
1rssssd. Al yet they are quite plentiful.
but dealers are not agreed on the possipiii-
ties for Thanksgiving day. whether there
Will be turkeys in abundance or . short
supply. On other poultry last weeks
prices continue.
A carload of extra fancy apples has ar
riYed from Oregon, and although they are
selling at LIS per box. the highest price
this season. they are going like hot cakes
Their appearance 10 such - will make
GOOD demand from the retail standn
Some japanese oranges are in market,
having come over ON the last express.
They are put up In small boxes, which are
lied in pairs with strips Of cane, making
m odd package. They are rather green.
hu, are said to be in fine flavor, aud sell
fer s. cents per boz.
nc VII Nuauke III WIG WhCSs atthatiou
d an increase in receipts. Quotations re-
main unchanged. William Gray. Of the
frm of Gray & Gray. Palousc CITY, is In
TIE city and says the wheat growers are In
I'D shape this season; in fact, worse of
han they would have been had the crop
been burned up before harvest. Only
sbout 20 per cent. Of the wheat 10 In No.
shape. and about 20 per cent more may
Be- 50 IL can be ground. At least half Of
Tie other 80 per cent. will be . total loss.
The farmers have no hogs To which 30 feed
the wheat. and the price OF hogs has gone
~ 20 they cannot be bought and failowed
except a, a loss. even IL the farmers had
money with which to buy them. Good
wheat Is worth SO cents per bushel At Pa
iouse City.
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Hops are quiet at quotations.
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Hops are quiet at quotations.
MERCHANDISE.
Copper-Quiet; lake, $40.
Iead--Steady domestic, $3.50
Unsteady; Straits, $ao.e5 bid.
Coffee Options opened quiet ct
5 points higher TO s points lower. No
vember declined Is points under liquida-
ton and exchanging 10 December. which
advanced 10 points aud closed barely
STEADY: November Is points lower Sales.
f2o00 bags including November. SIS 5ot1
i6eS; December. $i625g 1875; February,
Sla9o: March. $50
Sugar-Qulet
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A spssndsd ilinmfnssed
lecture entitled "Frufn NJ
ring Youth % Psrsect Mar.
hood. TeIls Of the efs5ss
Of youth, tbs pitfalls sof
yo1nx men and OF lest
osakse1- Price Csc. Sent
FIRES for The nesi - daya
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new yoRk MAkxKrA


NEW YoEK, Nov. 27.-speculation on
the stock exchange today was remarkable
Dy reason OF the strength manifested by
the railroad list in tho face of . serious
ovsrturning OF the values Of fndustrials.
- was expscted the provisions Of the new
tann ball would be made pubiic today,
consequently the street vas prepared for
active speculation. The first rnfavorabls
news was Of . reduction Of so Der cent. in
the sugar tariff and the lowering of the
bounty to domestic producsrs. IL vas fol-
loved BY . Wild rush 70 sell shares Of
American Sugar Refining Company. In
mense blocks Of stock we're thrown upon
tbs market u constantly declining
prices. and with no apprsciable
rally until . break Of 7 per cent
was made. A slight buying movement
developed at the lower figures. which r.
suited In recovery Of u per cent. u Per
cent. Of which was subsequently lost,
making the deciins on the day az per
cant. In the railroad list there VAS frac-
tional decline at the opening, but despite
the daughter Of Sugar and Distilling and
the generally unsettled feeling in the in
dustrlal group there was no break in rail-
ways.
Government bvnds-etrone.
Petroleum-DuiIa and nominal; December
closed at 75c bid.
Bar silver, per ounce. 6ekc.
Mexican dollars. SIC.
FINANCIAL.
Monsy-On call, easy at i01K per cent;
closed at - per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 1855 per cent Sterling exchange
dull 81 N-s3@4 s3L for 6o-day bulls, and
$AS51<QAS5a for demand.
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