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New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Nov 29.-cattle-Receipts last ,wenty.to1r
head total for Tes s thus M sS srSss SesS
aioo head NewYork 700 head on & sale e. va ~ head
ana hefer 81 %Sss So extra heavy bulls s3as3 o
feeders 50 4oas3 so ogs-Receips last weny,iom yer, %
hours 9D sms seas Ss; week vo Is 700 head
s. 500 head NewYork $50 head: on sae f -" % qeSS
aTf' rlossd steady % ali Sold YOrker qs5 So choice iss
$ ST. mediums and heavy % sven " hours sos
head total FOR week thus far 24eo head for same ne
last week oo head bd;a coHsse on sse ao head make;
opened % steady with light demand closed quiet, som: som:
nnSSSs nappes eS@non n" fsr sheep g? ssa
% To- ssas3 e s2Sa as !S & ssoSs csnada ni am6s 81 os co.
s2mmos sS12n Z. ,s &C. fa'r' - 'as' o. O'' - ,.S.,
steady at UNCHANGED prices pime aSs "a 50 ia
81 .S fair light steers, S3as3 % iloss-keSep's iS
market slow owing 70 M 5sIa * sqppe & mixed St g s5
Workers s. j5as5 20: roughs sies3 20 Shepru nrfcs.
FOR sale demand fair INA m'FAs5 81 as FAIR 81 5as2 5
common 5Oc0sl: yearlinss 2a3'2c; spring a'nO'' ~
4i oon stock Yaqds Chicago Nov. cate.R q
head Market strong eem2n m @ sa a. ~ cows and bulls
81 - s'ocTyrs Sayos a 5gS6 Hoss|Recepts 900 he'd;
market rm Heavy s3as5 50 e9mn9h mn 81 M 10 Isbt IS sd
e. t0: Dgs 81 4o4S5 40 SheepRecepts 49, - a ~ a
Market a triile hrmer. Poor 10 choice slvS'" "''
= ns Nov 2a-Cattle-Receips. s6 head rners
were 60 carloads on sale IN [ s We're considered
iadv to shade easier than yesterday n9t as e9~ % IN
M ,s Jenartment The market slow duflhs sns
earlv part OF day. but active later WIZ
Receipts 5S7 head There MAS only nsont The ssms
on hand this morning and the Sua ~ god grades IN.
as "a sales were about lower but the marse;
active at The des5e dee Z s. bn5ssdr mSed sn s. 10 pss i
common 81 75gs5 o. The Close was s,"s Slow HuySr,
sep'sm ~ i,r ySr some time demanding concessions which
saesen RELUCTANT to s3ncfe n order 70 e@ct sales
ps.sS piIye mixed sSas3 30. Southwest mixed. 81 49,
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30

Market closed steady Tran.crribe order, issued al
500. Total sales. - 900 lal.-.
New.York SPOT sale toda, ald last nicht: For oN-
port none; consumption. liz ble'; eontF1ci. none;
sp-rulrt'on. total IL bale -pot nnt"'t au,
niGilinc-. s-iGc. which j. UNCHANGED 'omlaF'i WIN
yes'eriay's pric's.
>po, coon-Thc market 'r spot cotton has been quiet
ana -te1dy quotl'ion- unrl'nsrd Hiddlng ulli"n'
\ liCc. midilng Huf. bio: -nles lfs.?np inl''.
Rates ani 81 mid1nng. at which t1d"- Other tifn
Inlddlif llr strict Good LHdGlnr. .r good
miiaiing 30 ur strict low rlIgins. RIO ~. "N
miIaIlnr 7lGc OF. sIlct good orf.narf 1916 on -"'d
ordinary I.r ~. good wcfllng tnrrf "Nci. 'iF!ri
,nt.lIing sinncl 7.2ec oG mddin; stained. 10 81
stfict low nldaling stained. case oH low nl!dlmf
stained. 1a-c or
coI.rTF Tho co~cc market Scw-YorS on nei steady
IN ton, with September. showing adsan.r ~ points
whI. fh. r,.i ~ 'hr ll.t > - point lower
tl.,n a-t nights closing. 1h"rr wa IrfructF %" out
sid. bu-lncS. and f. 70 u" holiday me
local traders directed their efforts toward evening ur hrr
accounts and volume OF bu-in'-' unu-uif small
even for these dun times The w'oAne-s Son IN ~"
market carly IN -.lon duo to the DISAPPOINTING
cha ,acfcr thr European intelligence which showed
decline Of i.dt, pig q. NamhuIg decline % h".f "
n, iTayr. subs Hpunffly ffd. and from
unrhoncsi urces - ~ advance ~ London The Brnsl
rolnri- .hOwed q quiet u.art". ~ RIO with y" pn" u
IL 600 eNcharrc 10 10. rr"ipe, 500 bag; s'o X
i49 o., has The market r"isff u quiet
vth rood average quoted - 100. receipt = ~" Ia
stock .iRolO lar-. The market 'lu-d ~iadN NJ n n
UNCHANGED rric-- "a b. 10 pnts al Nac' tn" uarert
for contracts closed steady and , o. 10 points Io"'I.
Total sale, 1890 bags, n follows:
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30

given encouraging tone to the the, dS dnn " t
nrmer cpsnc uuet al unchanged prices conaied WIN
la.t night excepting May which was &c mehGr I San @
CO.. yars - AZ i.c advance white oats: Saes were
o. 900 bush follows: No oats s'Voo ousn nsI "i
IJc cIev,for and 35i2c delivered; No 8 oats nomia
y,c. Xo white 1000 bush 37c; NJ white 3o0o onsn
nvsh a. yjc MALT-Market steady; western o."
soc Canada. 9Ca95c -N-rowed soaso 1 d..r
c,accr RYE-Market nominal. -. SEEDS, lovrrreu
steady 80 IL per 100 n country shipments hsid ~ - 80
1s ,o nrr 100 n quality; December ~ 'V' Jalu,
ary slU 10. Tmothy-MarSet steady CARROTS 1,'E 1T"vE
o.a-t nor u. FlaNShcd-N Nominal III M
Wur, ,T-Narket quiet Canadian In b)nd, oBdo.c'
y. ad trcct's visible made an increasc IN wheat ot
, bu.h Of the Rockies, aud an increase Oi
900 bush the Pacific Coast net increaSe s 9 9i
nrr,seI 525. 900 bush The European and Ans,r.nah
.uppy of Is 81 $50 600 bush decI,a'e OF ioss
Cd, hush Worlds stock l9l 900 BUSH an incieae
ot ia OcJ bush The total American visible Is w Mhs o
loG ijs 900 bush; corn, 9'Siooo o"sh "''s ''-'''Vo
bu-h ., a.. o,ro ,o- co,nnris3n closing
r,cas ~ and corresponding date last year
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
E,XPOI;TS To-day.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-yors, November 20. 1923.
COTTON-Thc cotton narAct olru'd >tcay III tone
with prices from O point, hchcr. ana after That Tiers
was o further advance OF 10 points. Later TIE mar
broke , points, but rallied Sharply ana c!1.'i
steady at a net az, aarc Of 10 1 points. The ,alrs for
Only Ss,uNO bales. Hdrn"', thlO"-hvu
the session has been quite of local character ana mostly
dir cod toward up outstanding cotract' In an
tpaton of quiet holiday The carly hrmir~@ was a""
Ia the better character a1Nicc~ from LNrrIDp which
showed increased spot cotton ~ euainrd price,
a OF Load on some positions a. - tui'H
Iler mirNtt Weakened under lu luIliJt ~
hut reacted quite sharply Irc1 ton. that IN" New,
Orleans q cpis tomorrow would fil Ia lG,ooOdl1ool
a,, ard that the interior r'crP- i1r the week W0ui
ngufe UP OO0oO bales a-air-t lObO0 bales the
corr. snoidluc week Il fh estimate than
Offset the tendency t0wai fun receipts NJ the port. now
estimated at 3CO for tn week. against 2fJpD
bales the corr,- pondng week last year. The interior
expected by the bulls to diminish quit" sharp
y on the theory that thr marketing cotton ha been rli
and that planters likely hold back the small
portion Of re,eryc, a, compared with former seasons.
Opening range and close to-day and closing BIDS the
previous night AID last year follow:
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
rt.RopEiN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,.or,ooi Nov 90 3.,j D. m.-Beef-The supply Is
,r, N,ra India mess f~r n, i07s c; prime mess seaay
a. Sis Gl Pork-llolcis offer moderately prl..
Wcs,.rn fine easy at Nls do medium easy NJ os ",
Hams Holders offer freely: short cut ABOUT ~ 20 ~ W.
i,. -, ,,s i,nrou- Holders offer freely; Cumberland
cut about y 70 No. dull At 32s snort tio' a'u' -
"aIv M 10 Gl. long clear mddes. about - ~ stra,y
n, ins long and short clear mddes. about -, ID s's nv.
at iss Gl shoulders about !" {" u 10 nrn u" Si,a
H,rs. Holders offer sparingly: American inest Wh,"
and colorcd dull BIS raow suppiy - y, I 'r:
p,fn ,nn'sr,~iv: dun o2s. Cottonse"l oil N"rrol
rr.i ull m ais Gi Rosin Holders offer mod"'at 'iy'
mn'nn frn AT ID Lard. spnt--iiolders oi,er SPIT
r"~. futures rs~hoiers not Offering; prime WeseIn.
49, ,,,Jv a, ios ID Holders offer moderately
No red winter steady a! rs I'D No red sprinS sinIy %
~, l. I'D Flour-IIollers offer moderately ~ i",uis
sa,rv winter ,,uI at Us "a Corn, spot-ii"drrs olrr
rely. futures holders offer moderatey' mix Nrst.n'
,, Anil n A. lt,d; November dull at Is l.d Decenl-
,r lnu ot Is a.d: January dull at rs lltd ior new
Hops at Iondon-Pacihc CoaSt-i'uers o"er "'o'c"e'
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
pocrox WOOL MARKET.

Do,o, Nov oo-The market for wool mas again 81 ~ ~ =
ra ard the total sales liio" pounds. oi sns
nearly 1910 900 pounds were 81 dnIcs' housy.r buyers
have been less disposed operate pcss ar NV "d a,
unchanged from week ago: ,or straight Xxx: 2iD
SO for N and 25c No Michlssn nee s ss ssc tor
=, =, ,,n 80 and .,c Tor Ohio. All staple Nonls a. -,
irn 30 combng sells al 29a 2, ana vl active AZ
nrces ranging from $ 20 l5c or On a ,,rn largo
o, % ~, 800 900 pounds fl Texas loe lpp,,n ,,s,ls
siIerable spring california at lvdloe' i~''e ~
steady foreign WOOL du'''
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30

Csis nff' s hslS n fs = g. g. 5sS S' al,s :,
= So IS lsS d. s s. g. g. 40 40 y Is GA;asS 60 'es sSs ,i
Sho Do, i$55 d. liz az & :. is io i
at e 80; oxen. 1900 ~ az - cows, a52 B at :. 10
j.; shamberg & Son: 10 Chicag! steers, i.ol n q.
u s oxen 1893 D " at y 5o "''''' u' il'' d.
81 ss"0a g. d. 1920 s % At = & keSsy ea y,s ssG,' ls7
a. % - & 3S ,o"o steer. M ana heiiers
wilkerson Sherman 10 kentucky steers 1908 N. =
s JSda S.ss.cs : Co.: bulls, bulls l222 p, ass:so
ll5o % at - 60; CIV, $40 n at ~ 25 DO 500 n, q
iIaIenbeck 4 Hollis: dry COW, at si7; 10 DO, u
Id 81, oyer all roads lss head MAJ.
ralve, nsadedJ nasSbeck Hollis 70 soa Sa'lic ic
s$oasSo DnleeacE Do at IS. per head. a'''' "
Jersey city, and dd g a, 10 oscr a1aS5 afss aa sa sa
nodsIaic and while trade brisk. prices were
WS.,a SS 90 s at sasG y at ssI 30 ear 5, q
Sale 6: DfenCack = veal. l4o n aveage at s. 20
!, Do; los To- 40 n. at s,ss7 g. w. .o' =" :" vi
n s@s AZ rs 8 Nen d 49, ysa g. at a = 2 o a. is IS SG b g s
5 so H. 81 at n at - :: WedrS S ssy ssys 81, l n @ q, e g 90 d.
lIallenbcck Hollis; val ls' y, &C 50 80; Do.
SHEEP AND LAMIsS-R c,ipJs wore IS cars or Z o2a
head-lG for the market and saucfefers
Only 81. sale Jersey City. including 10 car,
held Tuesday. and - upper Yards
on the Of Thanksgiving, and there was no famine
In sight, Notwithstanding the liaht supply. Sheep ruled
steady, and lambs little firm and eyervihng
could bc closed out Very little viii BE- needed fof
the balance Of the week Sheep sold 42dS3 80 pef
100 N lambs at 80 50dS5. Butchers have ad meal
quiet ct 4a.c per n; dressed lambs little
Sales~Iume 4 Mullen 1872 Canada lambs SIS n aver.
age Mt - Per 100 n PA Western do. IS ~ - 20;
IsS do 70 fb at ~ 60; III do. 81 m az - s saH
do 50 ~ at 81 81 SO do Is n, at ~ 80; ~ do, Is
90 n at sS II do Il n. at az so 10 do, rs n at e.
D. Harrington I94 Canada lambs, 50 ~ At So 50
state do, SO ~ at - IS; 80 DO c5 n at - 3!P ii
do 05 n at 81 o5 II do - N, at 50 80; 1877 Western
sheep 100 N, - 25 2o3 DO % H. at SO; 45 stss
TO- Ualenhsck ~ m { Hollis 100 Canada lambs s. ~ a, ST.
50 stat do "A ~ - 70; Il do, Is n at - 80; Is
d. y n at % 15 state sheep 12l b at SO so; rs
no. G. no pIenback is State sheep II H. a, s.; lss
Wikerson & sherman lsi Kentucky sheep 1o4 n, st
% Io r. PidcocS $50 Ptt.burg sheep 90 n at % 7S
''t W udJ & Co ! state lambs so n at IS e5 d. 90
N AZ 81 30: 40 state sheep 20 N, az ~
M Collins 1877 sheep, 81 ., at - 375; 80
Missouri do 100 ~ at s3 BIZ.
and II cars az jersey City. Feeling t,s
Arm and good heavy light hogs were quoted at - 5,o
So 25 per 100 ~ fiillett sold late TUESDAY -
Kentucky hogs 145 n average, at SDs,s per 100 ~
Country dressed steady at 62d3c per ID ior extreme
weights.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
Tho statistical position of Brorn coffee Is follows:

nrazii coffee was quiet easier. the nlrke: ci sing
On ln-s I71,c Tor No spot wall" cole" Ia b."
shipped offered 1t 1'sc. \ sale Of coo bags Eio
~ lust shippd by the Sirlu-, was sold late -ierday
AT l5i,c and to-day. 900 bags NO and RIO on spot
sold at l7a,c for No :. These grades are scarce.
Nld ,rec va. nufct. No iul1ffarf -ll,.. made
flour AND Nl.AIs-It was = Nerab" holidiy mar
ket in -four to-day there being ony small unlnI Ortant
carlof trace UNCHANGED prices. Til export
inquiry ard lcca purchases amount TO only 1000
pkg- a. follows. Winter Iacm - b j.. ut ~ &C q
s3 tiaiCt- 900 bhi-. ~ ~ l5af' - ciclr~. 80
Ibis at &g bblS No l. at -, Go1fs -: eNtfa
10 l,O bbl- - 30; spring latfnt-; 600 h. j. at
- .tIo- & c ar 1,D BIDS lt - Gjs - -
SOtIIIli:S FLOUR Was dun ...... ~ tkViiENf
tLOuE-ric market quiet but irn sal wcr' $50
has at - ,5d-9 ...... RYE rLDI E-Thc marNt
II, adv Sales, go Lbs a. - Sja&3. Quotations, follow
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
LONDON WOOL SALES.

,,o, No, oo-At the wool sales to-day os oWV hms b.
i.o'tyn, n,rS The competition active tor u. ,, \
,ra French operators bought freely WINE ,er M prices
IN ths futures The TUX Of the offerings rom 1-sSe Tie
~ - tInns and Natal went 10 the nome ~, ainsi:
., ,,i. I, aye the sales detail and the prices 9'A
0XswS99uth Wales-i.5 $40 bales; greasy. ',2siV1'
,mssns,nl-lO 900 bales, greasy -'t,' 'i-u'
S.tr,nrt1-I bales. greasy. O'1H l.u~.s.
SnH,b ,usfrala-1OO bales greasy, "bo co.
Ns",' Z.aland-7OO bales, greasy, oy'gd rr.a.v 50
Nsm ~ Good Hope and Naal-iOoo bales; sreas" W
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

c,,,os,o, Noy 2o-Cotton firm; miidns va n,to ,ros
NJ, rosi ordinary. i5-lc; h.t t"' q *
ni"ins' 'n1s ,,y bales; sales. le8 bales sV'N"' '
bales madng 1isc, low
mddng Lice good Ordinary, ,, ~' :9o bales; sales.
c.ips 50 bales exports CONSUMES
1856, bales stock 80 ,,ton very steady; good ma;
,, n ID. mding 7'sc low middllns, \, as
ordinary 6sc; net receipts iV"iy 5 Gles coaslWse.
Ssio Sr bsas % Sales e2oc bales stock 2ii.' '' 6c low
savannah Nov - Cotton eSsY l,s, net and gross
inIs 5,o bale. exports coasiwis. 9:,'' es '
l,. ,iis SINNERS - bales. stock lil'''> par.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
TIE PETROLEUM Markell
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE,

New-York November -. 1873
Tho dealings in crude certificates at the Conso'oAa
Exchange were by no means monopolized IN s"''c""s
onerations as usually the at the end OF 'e '"
rbors was unusual activity In the regular way -.
art.s A. -5T75i. cents, and the higher hSue Hanusrv
anal bid December options were s"l,'n,i con, The
nlt. a, nremuni over December OF csht an.
,o,i Transactions to-day We're j0otc paIe,s - ronort
m - ~ importance 10 influence values but ts
H. NJ w Ianmary there would be formal IN
~ the Tide Water Pipe Line win ue s'1''A' ~ "
,rnre,et AS a bulish development =. ...s a Gallon
Eennei petroleum unchan 81 AZ 10 cs Tor casss
"r.is and . ,i5 cents bulk but prices tot
IN bar.is u 20 Il 95 csnts Foreign quo atoms We
s@av~ @ III francs: Bremen 40 marks. LONDON oso-
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
REIGN OF GAMBLERS OVER AT GLOUCESTER.

Camden, ~ j.. Nov. % (SpeciaD.-Mayor Jackson
of Gloucester has concluded to serve notice on 'e
gamblers and Sunday quor-sellers TO stop al o"oe'
rba racetrack too will close tomorrow night. II
t. ardiv likely that the track will ever open again
and it is said that Thompson mas ssn nm doubt,
he dark and deserted after tomorrow nighl'
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
LIGHT FOR NEW Parks AND PARKWATS

Supervisor a. II. Morris. of Westchester asked
the Park Board yesterday to light the roadways
in the new parks and parkways with eiectrcny;; rno;
The proposition was approved. and II was asI,rI as,,
to ask the Gas Commission to light those withih
the city limits and to apply 10 the Boaru Oh rsti ~
mate for money suiicient 10 iShl 'he P"i"' ' WV
town Of West Chester.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
sTEINITZ TO PLAY IN QUEBEC.

Montreal Nov 29-Stenitz. the chess champion,
has concluded his engagement here. and tomorrow
morning will so to Quebec where he will spend
several DAYS and give exhibitions of his skill When
his Quebec engagement is finished SteinitZ VIII
return to New-Y York where he Will hold a confer
ence with Herr Lasker in regard to the proposed
match which 1t is expected will take place in
February.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
THE LAST TARRASCH- TSCHIGORLN G AME
SCORE OF THE FINAL CONTEST IN THE ST.
pETERSBURG CHHSS MATCH.

PETERSBURG CHESS MATCH.
Amended is the score of the twenty-second ana
last game of the chess match. recently hnlshed at
St Petersburg between Tarrasch ana lsehlsor"'
The Pussian played an excellent game and won
t,or 0ftveieht moves. The match as was stated
before ended In a draw, each player scoring nine
wins. and four games were drawn The final game
follows: -
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30

lows: ,.,h low Clos
Articles, o Open High Low"
S:S:$$:s $sa5; = 81 g.: g. g. G: G.: g. 81:
Nay Corn ;.'a' no 3 @ -" ,,, Az
E:::::.: s.: + # 4! 4: g. g. &: l d:
81: :: ). Il: 81 81; III 81: 81: 81: g.:
sss; ':: Pc: :' s H:s5 1:ss Il: 's
a5S 5$'a per 'S .o 7% 49,: 81. 49,
sg@Sa'y asS ssaa ':: :: ~; 10 s: s:: &c s:f s: &c &c
Cash quotations were folcws Flour Ggie hc, sns cde
s.ea?y Ste srns at nn'Nansg MmSi 5,@.c 80 red dae -
corn a'g ~ %a'7 Saxscs 81 ~. 1rrne timothy
soY seea 50 cS @ pork b9 sl2 .sssls aTa M
dry sailed h?u bcx So c:,so - Go,sss5 ss9' rSs @sf
Ia l%al 6 6 per on y ,id sInsas' i"aas s be
per @ standard ,ds% the u,s ' market m wa" fairly active
Tm fe%Sy cayc4 Eggs Scarce scarce and ar
fanny 3 iass 90 family 81 oa$2 wheat-MsInet
s2sy ssy ct dus Se t2G S6 - w6 '$' e sa s.
%iTs @ gs %"fs % s and % up ana Ike
3s oT seE ;as s OF Sea2 meis fsmy nqrk 8 s Kse lard
steady Of steam leaf at sse: - k.,e driea
sgs[ ss c @ sGdr sS rs saa. 1aa l91 s s at :G"
af ce re goods @snsy OK pke basis of 81 Is were bGs
Minneapolis. Nov Wheat steady today on -,
S%or HgSnrd T5SS 9.c % snd cosd @ Sc &c below
aay May % Pen% swc % an Gosfa %as &C. 81 % %
market to The lat few moment Ihr closing fa
S1s T6iT vera s' lds m ears Of Na Nor@n SOLD at
ns4 % .ss;Sa Sa'9 to wn afv e at 'Ss :1"S
2 Northern sold jsi.m3s'sc co.rs" grains were sy
go Fiou,as Pa,rnsI * rnn ami shorts.
MasEr %gSi sisd % GT n sSa}5 - -h6. 2;gSa o. cSn
Market steady Nc So@;.;s ne% Sl,'S?s 81 SS yellow '1
Mnwaukee. Nov. 29-May wheat opened lower at
CO. on unfavorable held steady after
10 &C after Irads,r,ets reported the visible supply
had increased only 172cg cas' & ana west & Of cs ,ss
closed 59S.c bid. Sample wheat in good demand prices
e. q ni.e: nis@rF So %o a' a. G5ac h-Gee demand %
5o cash a1a 10 @1Tc @ EsIsay E% ~" &c c samy. far
40 500 extra No & 1a,o s.c; No ss g. S y,
81 i5 Timothy seed higher Cash. 50 25Qs3 30. Decem
ber 50 40
iobbers generally well supplied and trade dull Wheat
weak ana dccnca @C SoSry E e NgT%@'fr Tcb"f &
GssQGsa.c Corn ruled steady but local irnd. demand
low iof business % mixed Neyem.rr. aaNa,!e
December January and February 451tG ,.
dun and without important chang No 2 white NI,sm
February 3Gi m37ic Butter quiet but firm iennsylVa-
MIA creamery extra pc sugar-Rehned generally steady
A. 4sc: confectcners H. -iG other brands unchanged
ced quiet ant stcady winter n' S1>'p & pr bo "
day wholesale business viii be suspended and there %i
81 Louis Nov 2sflour market ruled strong. hut quiet
Buckwhea -four sGasc o. Bran hrm Sas cSan'r Gi
m%ed Tor at C5c .as track. cars sacked a, Glc )
cem6er. ,%l, 59ic January. Gic May CGc com higher;
NcvemIer @ peGp6er a;c coyfr ye ~ c May San1pI
Tofk. standard mess selling at sli 30 on orders si5
dsri l longs % and clear ribs 7c shorts re Bacon, boxed
shoulders 10 longs - Gea1 n @ and sc ,S snprs demand sI
IA cars selling at s., 20 Speltcr quo'able at u 10.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
! ONil~ -ss-- -- -
Shipments from these points:

MET T>S-rEDS- local market Tor pv iron Hi' r
o" f,irIv act q. AZ about former rate TOT -. "
material , moderate business l. doing ana 10, On
inut -oi yr ton i, quoted nominal pre-, =" - =
",rrl,i i IN fair demand and no change III .' er
,o .ln,. last report. About -Ji tons OF s.'ua' ~,
~, I'D .tee rail tcc hayc lcen sod Guhs NV - W. rom
40 10 per ton NeN.YOik, with the n-klns prc' ""
I'll 10 -ie pr ton Oh iron rali- are III lar ,,n,,ci
80, IL, of 100 tons made At 40 per "h
,o Vel at this port Yard lots Of 40 "ousnI % ,cra
,,on ,, rlur in mOciaf' wav AZ 80 PER tDl u
.,..,Iav ted lots bring - NOR pr
,ur,,a sc,t j. duot.d ~ slS prr ton d'l\'ru ~ hll
nhh ,rr ao tons wcrc sold. No machinery n't
''r,p /, uJtel 81 30 70 fl2 Yer ton WIN '', W a,,
-, Iii 20 Tn" market for old wrought pp = "..t
,ri. I. quoted n = - - pr ton Nv ivlN, nd
r nb.., h,N. icon l"~ demand durin' th' "''A anu
hrid,r-.ar. asking .iH Vr ton ,"I nan man =, 80,
,hr ,ur,nr, j. i,uo-,d with "a of 10 tons a, -
.,,td a, mill cat horing- a u H""l d' anu W. W
,. - % Tn, noted AZ ~ to - pr ton dr,Nfl ~
NH, Hurncd iron J., snail demand and lu@,,,u, q, iym
: IA - T., Der liver 4 - niil ~ ~ ~
r,,rs,t cio..d higher. SPOT. 100 bid a., arr I, 1,
,,.r. y 90 y December. AZ 10" -; ~ '"
Gnn Sroi No,crnD.r and pc'em,r. 3o'o ,t..r,.- eG
Ir,D Mari, ,o-,d fai. spot. 81 hidi N"N,lD, r.
~ p|cabr r. sJ7r sPEfTEE MARI c9sd .r apl ~ Z
i,, ann Stn' - lI, November ana D''eht'r,
. - C,hl.- 10 ths Metal ENchnng" TODAY Me,,, =
,u.v.. ,,l,.ro,- scotch wtrrlnt- closed ~ ~ hI-
fi~.io-o ~ founlr clo- 31s London oploo
',. 10 -. ~ ntufc> so - a. Tin. spot. -, ~,
-. month. GO :. 81 soft spanish lead. - ~. 81.
S,,iter. Gis IL g. The prices or metal a; New'fo'k
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

ly0 India e. o Pekoe, 17iaGi2is Oolong-731 Foochow
I4dl2L.; 4D2 Annoy, ualV. 2.54S tormosa, 3O9al0ta.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30

>TEARINE-Maraet quiet. Lard Zoe. O'o easier
-, "a ,,d.
TAILOw -Mark>-cqs,; quot d. &c; sales 90 hha.. a.,
m ,S-ihe REGULAR weekly auction sale hy me Mont-
oomrrv Arcticn and Commission Co embraced u2SI pkHs
a. follows Moyunc-li iIy son. lOhdo2; so' NonhS
Tyson 9gd9i ~ Imperial. .jflS i1s Gunno" n,n YER
:sird2I. Ping sucy-2s Young Tyson, il""ilh, 2i9
Imnrrial lOdlJh Gli Gunpowder. 2idlb. JaInn,,,
nanr,dred ; Ys sftnqs, fdi 055 Congou. 1911 {;
New-York tribune., 1893-11-30
Steamboats,.

-"'''-'''I EI0RW1GE1 l0NlEo v.
INSIDE ROUTE. yo'ar sTEK -.
BOSTON, 80. -. W., i,,er next 70
De,brosses st. Ferry. at 80 T. NJ dn, Hatins Aew'
Iondon at 5 rs a. NJ
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-20
WILLIAM IocHRyS.

Judge William Lochrca, OF Minnesota,
named 70 susceed General Rlum as Comms.
soner OF Pensions. Is widely known in the
Northwest, anl popular. HI is fitty.seveu
years OF age, ani was born in Vermont,
where he was - iic itsi in the puDlic sch o1ls
and a1mt'e 70 the bar. He went 10 Min
mes Ata In 1851 AMI practis,t his profession,
but when the war broke ont ne was one o.
the trsS men IN the State t. abandon his
civil pursuits. aui enlisted in the First
Minnesota Regiment. Ills service durin. tbs
war was severe. eliminating at Gettysuurg.
wnrre his regime mt IN ie tn famous charge
tnot checked PicSett's Onslaught. % the
80 men wdo made tbat charge only forty
came out whole an young Loeb rer, wll
started Oh tue rush rs a FirsS Lieu.puln5
OK Company T., cIns cut Ia cOaImaud
OF the Regimen, every oH!,hr above h,s
grade hayIny be-. n Sille 1 or wJun let. When
the wac was over Mr.. LpcIrsu rsturns {,
Minnesota AM re.u ne ths prictics " law.
He was popular aut was twiCs ths D,uu-
cratic caucus n)mnsA for u seat III the
United States San1J'. In lSS! h was np.
rolnta1 by R'pu nlictn Governor To- "a
Jutgeship on tIe circuit beuCi, ami 81 tIe
eSpir alton OF his appointment was twicr
rt.tlectsI . the same piac' withou. oJuu.
s,t.On. Hs has never sousdt oiii', ami b s
popularity is attes,ei by thr lat that. ~
though he Is a Democrat, his can idacy tor
tine pace Tor wac he l. nomiulteI Vis m.
dor cd 10y tns uutu,mouS vote OF tLe a. -
VuO!Ic..u Legislature oi Minnesota.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-20

The Straits Of Macinlc are clear Of ice and
general navigation is practically resumed.
The fleet which has been winterng at Chi
caeo vi IA about II. oOO.0O) bushels OF wheat
on board. has started for Lake Erie.
The Survivors and relatives of those kill.
Ell in the accident at Lonsdale crossing, en-.
tered a suit at Providence, r. l.. against the
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com.
pauy for SG0O,O damages, basing their
complaint on the charge Of negligence in
that the gates ut the crossing were up and
no tender in char,e. The accident occurred
January Is. eight persons being killed out
right and several others seriously injured.
The great l2iton Krupp gun has reached
Chicago.
J. " Campbell the most extensive sheep.
owner in Western Texas, lost - per cent of
his sheep by wolves for twelve months. lie
captured large number Of wolves. shut
them mp with a NANCY dog until they were
thoroughly infected with the disease aud
then let them 60. lie hopes the disease
will spread and kill OIL the pests