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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23
rf,y~ Old MARKET PRESBYTE.

RIAN CHURCH Rev. Or. LITTLE, IL A. W.;
Rey. Dr. HOGE, \ T.. N. Sunday school 9:30 4.
NJ. Gospel service WEpNBsDAY, p. NJ. All
welcome. g
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.-- .CTVE CONFEDERATION.
...-a Lumber Company's Plant
IL. MItn.nn-Partly Insured.

...'L Lumber Company's Plant
I... Ni5OOO-Partly Insured
r'.. December 22.-tSpecial)
Tonight destructive fire
,h- .-Norfolk Lumber
~ and planing-mills, near
.. catching from the dry-kilns
f-e mills an1 a large guam
ar1 rough lumber. No fire.
.u the ground. and the
.k.t-brigade 10 stay the
..r.y without effect. The
r.t.v. and spread 10 the adj
r and destroyed the bar
dozen or more COM
and Fomc Of the de-
tre Atlantic and Danvilie
..tmlted mat the loss
10 was partly insured.
....n came near sweeping
tst.u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

d. buchanan. Ill east Broad b streea nens,ler. wr.
compc1 with all auctlon-prices o'i"'
ing the class OF goods.
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tag- MARSHALL .STREET CHRIS.

TIAN CHURCH.-sanday school, $50 A. N.
Preaching by tho pastor, Rev. A. II. MOOSE, az
IL A. Nj. and sP. N. Prayer-meeting WKpsgs-
DAY NIGHT at O'clock. u
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nS- CENTENARY
METHODIST

CHURCH Oirace street between Fourth ani
Fifth streeis) )--Rey. Il. n. sLEDD, ID. D., pastor.
Preaching at IL A. VI. and y =. n. by no
pastor Strangers are always welcome. Seats
free. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

Parties wishing 10 sell Antique Furnl-
ture or croekery please address for three
AIS 49, y II. d. BARNES,
s22 east Broad street.
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10 preserye and BeautIfy

the Hair, consult the lons-haired ladies', free, al
Owens & Minor Drug Company's, opposite post
ONCE during the next few days
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sela. NEW IERIIsAIEM MIssIf,N,

Is east Clay et).--Sunaay school, 10 A. n.
Devotional service, II A. NJ. FREQ library 10 re-
sponsible persons every Tuesday, FRIDAY, and
SUNDAY from 4 W o p. N. Is
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Engagement-rings- stock.
ID. BUCHANAN, Goldsmith,
Ill east Broad street.
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pni,li,s, p,e.,,,bls Cocoa

Go and buy your candies for Christmas
OF Antoni, Seventh and Broad streets.
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eoy- FRIENDs-MEETIN0 FOR

divine porship EyEET SABBATH M0RsISa at IL
o'clock. Seats are free, and all sre welcome.
Heetlng-honse Clay street above First services
also at 4 o'clock A. N. on WEDNESDAY. Is
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nay- SECOND BApTISY CHURCH

Broad and Twelfth streeisl-Rey. GEORGE
COOPER. ID. d., Pastor will preach at IL A. NJ.
and T.. NJ. Bible school at 0:IJ A. N. Is
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poy- YOUNG MEMS CHRrsrrAN

ASSOCIATION tAiain and elxn ssreoss,.--
Young mems meeting at 4 e'clock. Snssinl
music Instrumental and vocal
taught at 6;16 e'oiOck.
Young men. ssFsseer. sn1 rsol1eaaA hvlssA
>. ss.dir1 se ..I : 1,rccn cesa eVnsAx 3yHnixs iroH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

ID. Buchanan, III east Broad street, has
a lovely collection Of Xmas silver novel;
ties.
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80 ADMINISTRATIONS RApTIST

HURCH-Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. r. II.
PITT, ID. d., on SUNDAY at IL A. N. Prayer
meeting WgDSEsDAY at Z. NJ. Seats free.
All welcome. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

For Throat Diseases and Coughs use Browns
bronchial Iroohes. Like all really good things,
they are Initiated. The genuine are sold only in
hox
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e-g~ FIRST pRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH (jraco and Madison streets)-
ROBERT z. KERR, ID. d., Pastor.--Soryires At
A. NJ. and z. VI. Dr. li0GE will preach at West
minister AZ 4 Z. NJ.
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nay- UNITAHIAN CHURCH-Rry

Ggosax l. CHAsnS, Psstor.--Presehlns a 4 p
NJ. In Belviders Han. 4S7 vest tAfn street sub
!ecs: .Lsssons from kesyt nrewnings sthriss.
mas Ese.'" Bible-ciaso ~ 3 p, ~ snhfecs
Jesus, the Christ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

n. Buchanan has a beautiful lot Of sill
yer purses card-cases, belt and garter
buckles.
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soy- MIZpAH PRESBYTERIAN
ne,~FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

CHURCH Chestnut HHl)-PB or, Rev. w. Mec.
Manifestations every L0rds Day at i. ID.
Sunday school at p. u.
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Don't Forget

Seventh and Broad streets, where An
drew Antonl will sell you fine bon-bons,
glazed fruits, and plain candies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

Diamonds in rings, pins. bracelets, &c.
d. BUCHANAN,
Ill east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

Marriage-rings In every style.
ID. BUCHANAN.
Ill east Broad street.
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Holiday Undershirts,
Holiday Neckwear

fifty cents. Il. LESLIE SPENCE, No.
728 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

DSr RESCUE MISSION MEET.
Gospel services everv SUNDAY, TUksDAy, fRt,
DAT. snd SATURDAY NIGnrs st 8 o'clock. All ~.
terested In mission WORK are cordially invited.
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Christmas Holiday Rates from Richmond
via Petertourg to All stations on the
Norfolk nIEi Western Railroad.

To Norfolss $50; to Lynchburg. s.. and
corresponditgly low rates to all other
stations.
Tickets ok sale December 22d to 25th,
inclusive, a.ld from December 3Oth 10
January 1ss inclusive. good to return
until January g. 1894.
For full Information apply TO Richmond
Transfer Company. Sol east Main street;
H. ID. Gwer ticket agent at Byrd-street
station, or Ut companys office. SiS east
Main street; <. W. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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and Gloves.

At low prices. f. LESLIE SPENCE, No
72S east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

Rsy- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DIR. HoGE viii preach at 1 A. NJ. The Rev,
ROBERT Z. KERR, D. d., will preach at 1 7. ".
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New, Fresh, and Fashionable Holiday

Nowlan & Co. 92l east Main street.
have by far the largest. freshest, and
handsomest stock of diamonds, watches.
jewelry and solid silverware, to be found
in the city, TO which they are adding daily
the latest designs In fine gold and ster-
ling-silver novelties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23
Preston Belvlns entire stock OF
HOLIDAY FURNITURE

25 PER CENT. LESS THAN COST.
WM. a. MONCURE, Trustee.
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ssy- THE CHRIsTIAN ALTJANcr

a fraternsl union designed TO promote dssbsr
Christian life, meets every SUNDAY o. p, NJ
corner Fourth and Franklin sfreetA An vel.
come. n
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Ell MISSION

BE- UNION GOSPEL MISSION
tcorner Eighth and Main streets, over City
Drug g.Storsl. Meetings SUNDAY AFTERNOON AZ 3
o'clock and at night, Also, TUESDAY, THURS
cisi invisssion 70 svsry one. ccnducssa hy Ma
r. n. GLoyxH-
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Holiday Umbrellas

r. LESLIE SPENCE, No. 72S cast Main
street.
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Ladies' watches. warranted.
ID. BUCHANAN. Goldsmith,
Ill east Broad street
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AntonI. Seventh and Broad Streets,

the old. reliable confectioner. has a fine
assortment OF candies. nuts, and fruits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

ny MONUMENTAL EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Thirteenth and Broad streets) REV.
JOHN u. NEWTON. Rsctor.-suuday school as $50
A. NJ. Services IL A. N. and 4:30 Z. N. Seats
free. Welcome 30 ali. Is
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NIoesta's Desserts for Your Christmas
Dinner.

Homemade Mince Pies, Apple Pies
Cocoanut Pies, Lemon Pies, Lemon Me-
rangues. Peach Pies, &c.
MAILLIARDS & TENNYS CANDY.
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FOX AND ITS SCARES.
ted from Eonceverte 20 Other
rrc-h,terian Mission Work.

.....frd from EOnCeNerte 20 othcr
.... rrc-h,terian Mission Work.
.., -ruINGS. VA, December IL
.- 4 wrote you. the small
.r.rsd q false Tumor. there
.n The county; but. for ell
.asuon proceeded, and now
The vacCinated Is heard IN
.n- grip has been proving It's
..r. and a great many OF our
. with 10. but none danger
nee ~ smallpox In the VI
s.,rcy y.rte has the the effect
.. o.. traffic from that point
.e place 10 Minboro' and Hot
or roads are alive with
.I Vlcons going 70 and iro
t.lt1s county. W. Va. Some
ana ton day pass here. The
the work IN this line done
.- place years ago. when only
..-N l.ll from the eastern FOOT
ru Springs mountain out into
.-ta as IL was then cal!ed),
... Allegheny mountains. The ruins
tr.IinC-post just az the foot or
..in are sim visible.
.e are not only satisfied with
OF the caucus nomination or
r. but they were convinced all
..t the attempt To inject fraud
election was uncalled for, ana
.-. not slow 10 e&pres5 their dis
ol the originators Of that Iu-
MISSIONARY.
O. the action Of the presbytery IN
~ the supplemental sum from
..u. missionary fund heretofore
., the salary of Rev William 9.
u tho Warm Springs Presbyterian
.. unless De- did the missionary work
1wool church, in the lower end OF
-ts. ana tla impossibility OF his
..rf work SIR White resigned his
Tho meeting % which ~ was
..l that Dee defer action until
.. canvass the community. hoping
micht thus raise q sufficient
..an him for this and the Hot
church. The sum Is being con-
l with the help Of tie small
from Iarties who make
.sr homes here IL is believed
White can be retained for these
Dns Sunday under this ar
fe q, be given to the Hot
fha Three 10 this point
r-. Ncpannals. whose con-
.-lu- illness has been noted
asIly improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-23

Holiday ImDffIIus
at low prices. T.. LESLIE SPENCE.
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g.. SEVENrH .STREET CHRIS.

fSg- FOURTH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. Preaching At 1 A. N, aud p. IL.
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Come, for all things are now 's,ss. rss
Engagement and wedding rings; Shr''unsS
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qIRDER AND ARSON.
gn5ricSS Killed by Masked Men and
His House Fired.
m Of 4 YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE.
,....,rd'- Body Burned 10 Crisp and
d" .. ,ti,e Frantic With Grief
Robbery tho Motive.

.,-...EG. VA, December 22.-
tnaj a month ago the young
. ah,cr OF Mr.. ]. H. White.
vs, married in North Caro-
,.. pleasant Hendricks. OF Camp
$50.
snggiy at housekeeping
from this city, near Bo-
listed, happily together.
house IS a mass OF charred
..c husband lies burned 10 a
Young wife Is frantic with
~auI was murdered and
I.rn~i last night by four
supposed 90 be White Caps.
Masked MEN.
...h reached this city Sc
uat after Mr.. and Mrs.
... r.urcd last night four
rrcrl their way in and
.. husband down. Mrs. Hen
... and was taken out into
lilo tra men robbed tho house
t..
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ID. BUCHANAN, Goldsmith,
III east Broad sfrssh
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
sss. SIT PAUL'S CHURCH.

Morning prayer II o'clock
Evening prayer, 3 O'Clock.
Holy Communion nrs, aud third Sundays OF
each month after morning prayer.
The public are cordially invited TO all ser.
vices. -
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u..r became conscious tho
mass of flames. The blaze
.u.rs. bat IL was too late
save the house or recover
was found this morning.
.- uas a prosperous farmer
ol age. and it was not
.. laI m enemy. 1t Is sup
PARTIES knew that he had
.. money In the house.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-02

The following extract is taken from the
Gardeners Magazine, which tends To show
that a barren pear tree may be used TO
grow a good crop of apples. If there are
any such in this country II may be worth
trying here. Apples from a tree grated
upon the pear were contributed to the re-
cent exhibition OF the Hawarden Horticul-
tur2l Society by William Saunders esq
NJ. p. and attracted considerable atten-
ton. The fruit was accompanied by the
following letter addressed by the exhibitor
10 Mr.. Gladstone: THE interest which you
have taken in the growth OF apples on bar
rem pear trees, and your request that
would report results. induced me to send
you a branch from the pear tree In my
garden which has never borne pears, al
though IL Is twenty years old. Upon your
recommendation apple gratis were made
once showed q strong disposition to fruit
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-02
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices In Produce OF the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.


boards Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Flour-Receipts,
$1,000 brls; exports, 90 900 brls; sales. 1000
packages; quiet and weaker to sell. Corn
meal was steady. Rye dull; boat loads, $50
SIC. Barley dull. Barley malt dull.
Wheat-Receipts, 10000 bu; exports, $500
blu; sales, 22S5,00O bu futures 10000 bu spot
The spot market was more active and 15c
lower; No. red, in store and elevator,
673sc; afloat, 63c; f. o. b., 6S1hc; ungraded
red, 6612G6924c; No. 1 Northern, 7414c; No. 1
hard TIC; No. 2 Northern, 699sG69Ac. OPP
tons opened &c lower, and quickly de-
clined 5sQAc liquidation of long wheat.
At midday the market was dull and stead
led up later on fair export demand for
cash. closing steady; March, 736731ac, clos
ing at 7Shc; May, 7514@76c, closing at 751@c;
November. 6l4a6l%, closing at 6l5sc; De-
ccmber, 6S 11-16G69Ac. closing at &C..
Corn-Receipts,. 1890 blu; exports 72,10O
bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures, $1,000 bu spot.
The spot market opened easy, but closed
firm; No. 2 4612c in elevator, 46a4 64712c
afioat. The option market opened 1sc lower
vember contracts sold off another &c, then
rallied on export demand. closing firm;
ing at 49lkc; Noyember. 457sG461lc closing
47Ac.
0ats--Reeeipts. 10000 bu; exports. 6S,1oo blu;
sales, $1,000 bu futures, 10000 bu spot Spots
were &c lower. closing quiet and firmer:
No. oats 3415G3434c; No. 2, delivered,
3512c; No. oats, 34c; No. white, 36Q3615c;
No. 8 white 34l5q35c; track mixed West
ern S5Q36c; white State, 969H14c. Options
opened dull and featureless, eased off with
corn, rallied later and closed firm May,
363sc; November, 345sQ3434c closing at 34%.c;
December, 35Q351sc, closing at Boise.
Hay steady. Hops dull Hides and leath-
or steady.
Beef steady; city meats quiet and steady;
picked bellies, 10d11c; picked shoulders,
Q7Ac; picked hams, 16G1O4c Lard quiet
and offerings small; November closed at
9.SOc nominal; January, $500 nominal. Pork
was firm; spot scarce.
Butter quiet but firm Western dairy, 100
PC; Western creamery, 20d2S12c; Western
factory, 17020c; Elgins. 1920: State dairy,
1942Ic; State creamery, 2502Sc.
Cheese dull; State, large, 9a112sc; State.
small, lO13@l2Ac; part Skins, 4q919c; full
skins, 203i5c.
Eggs ffrmer; State and Pennsylvania, "a
Q25c; icehouse, 19Q2lc; Western, fresh, 2c;
receipts, 3,443 packages.
Tallow quiet; city G2 per package). 1-16
051sc. Cotton seed oil steady
Coffee-Options opened quiet and easier
under disappointing cables and closed dull
at from unchanged prices to ) points de-
cline. Sales. 1850 bags, including: Novem-
Der, 1I15G1725c; December, 16.S5G16. 90c and
January at 16.45c. Spot cOffee-Etio a shade
easier; No. Z 1ShM1SSsc. Mild quiet but
Sales, LEO bags Mexican. 400 bags Mara
caibo. Hamburg coffee dull and unchanged
to Apfg lower; stock, 255, coo bags, of which
$4,000 bags was Brazil. Havre-Holday
Rio-No adviceS. London-COffee quiet ana
unchanged to Cd higher Sugar-Raw nomi-
gals, Sc test, 33sc. Sales, none. Refined
Quiet at the decline
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-02

Chestnuts-siG45O per blu.
Cider-Duffy brand, S2-gal BRIL- $50; 16-
gal brl, SO.
Racon-Clear sides, so lbs average 12c:
% TO 20 lbs average, 12lzc; 20 to 30 IBIS aver
age l3Ikc; clear bellies, IS to % Tbs average
PFC: II to ii lbs average, 121ac; clear
backs. % to % lbs average, 11Ac: 70 TO 20
ms average, 113tc: light. lbs average 12c.
Shoulders-English-c II lbs average,
1olhc: 16 TBS average, sac
Hams-Sugar-cured, is to 20 lbs average.
1lI1c: Is ms average, 12c; ia TBS average,
l2Ac: 10 lbs average, 12Ac; block hams,
California Hams-Sugar-cured, 10 to II lbs
average, &C.. "a
Picked Pork-Bean pork clear, per brl,
900 ms $23: ramp pork, SIS per brl.
Breakfast Bacon-Clear, English-cured.
f.ard-Kettle rendered. in tierces. Pic;
Indiana, 11Ac.
Cloyer-Choice reclaimed, 6o-ib bu, s4.50Q
AIS; prime, $450q4.75; English. choice, "a. SOP
S555d6. Timothy-45-fb Blu, choice s2q2 IS;
strictly prime. s1S5@2. Bluegrass-Fancy.
14-fb blu. $1.15G120 extra clean, S5Gi90c. Or
chard grass-Extra, s1.35G150. Red top
Choice, 500 Coo; extra clean, 38G40c. En-
glish bluegrass. 24-ib bu. s2.4oG250.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin &c, 10x14 14x20.
12X12, $3.50; TX, 10x14, 14X20 and 12x12 $3.50;
&c, 14X20 roofing tin $6Q6.50; &c, 20x2S $12
Iron-27 B iron. 3Ac; G IRON SC; galvanized.
20 per cent. discount Sheet zinc 524dSc.
Copper bottoms. 22c. Planished copper, 25c.
Solder, 15GI16c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-02
Value OF Dried Fruits.
Grange Homes.

Housekeepers do not value dried fruits
highly enough, partly because they are in
and partly because they do not cook dried
fruits properly. They will soak dried APP
pies or prunes, and throw the water away
then cook them in a tin dish and stir into a
mush with an iron spoon. The right way
is TO soak the dried fruit then slip it care
fully into q granite, earthen or porcelain
lined sauce pan, and cook without stirring
until done thus keeping the fruit in shape.
Sometimes it is a good way to drain the
water off, add sugar TO make a syrup and
when it boils up turn in the soaked fruit
and cook until tender: in this way it will be
as good as canned fruit.
Experiment more in drying this season,
and see If the results are not more salts
factory than to put everything into glass
One OF my experiments was half drying
small pears, halved and cored, then pack
ing them in layers of brown sugar. They
were equal to any foreign sweetmeat, and
l knew they were prepared cleanly, which
cannot always be said OF the imported
fruit.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-02
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The Month Opens with More Activity
I'm Trade-Priccs UNCHANGED.


I'm Trade-Priccs UNCHANGED.
Wholesale men enter November with n
strong desire 10 make up the shortage I'm
trade OF the two first fall months, and trav-
cling statesmen will make extra efforts To
effect such results. Most OF the wholesale
houses begin November with larger stocks
than usual. Especially is this true with
dry-goods houses. There has been a very
perceptible increase in business the last few
days. and the men at the heads of DEPART
ments talk more cheerfully. Grocers are
selling plenty of heavy class goods. but i'm
fancy groceries trade is light. Poultry and
eggs are firm at the advance OF Tuesday.
and from now until the holidays tho de-
mana IS likely To take all arrivals. On Com
mission row there is a little more life TO
trade IMAM last week. but il Is far below the
usual volume. Prices carry an easy tone
The seed market is quiet and prices weak
There IS little that can be said S regards
the local grain market except that there is
large room for Improvement The attend-
ance Is not what 1t should be- and the bid
ding is as timid as a man walking on thin
Ice. Track bids yesterday ruled as follows:
Wheat-No. red, SIC; No. 8 red Soc
Corn-No. i white, 3o3.c; No white 3s3.c.
NO white, 5SAc; No. white, 30fl35c: No
white mixed, CSC: No. 3 white mixed. 37iLc.
No white mixed. 30q35c: No yellow
e71zc; No yellow. &c; No. yellow 3O6S
BIC; No. mixed. 371zc; No. mixed 37c:
No. mixed. S0932c; ear corn, CSC
oats-No. white, so4c: No. white. CSC;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-02
THE USE OF SOCIETY
Men Important According to what
They Teach Others.

Atlantic Monthly.
All mankind may be divided into two
classes: % those from whom ideas or 1acts
can be derived; CD those from whoIn
neither ideas nor facts can be derived VI
course, this division is supplemental TO the
still more important one when depends
upon the affections. The chief use or hu-
man beings to one another IS 70 supply ba b an
object upon which affectlon can De pc
slowed, and from which 1t may be re-
ceived For this purpose do we have wives,
husbands. children, lovers and the like
Some persons maintain dogs and some cats
for the same reason. But. apart from this
relation, the most important use that one
has for human beingS-at least find 1t so
Is as feeders for the mind. A man Is like
a book-to be read and then either TO be put
back on the shelf for future reading, IL ne
deserves it. or as is more likely, to be got
rid of; not rudey, OF course, but gently,
and with due consideration for his feelings.
There are certain men-to know them Is
a great privilege-whom you cannot open
at random, to say, without hnolng
Jewel: men in whose company one never
spends half an hour without hearing some
thing to remeber for a lifetime. But how
few they are! AS L look pack coun NJ, III
nv own experience only five such. They
are as follows: poet and patriot; an
admiral in the United States navy; a preacn-
er and writer: a lawyer; young fellow
who wrote squibs and verses for the maya
zines and papers. This completes my list,
unless l should add to 1t, as l might not I'M
reasonably, q litterateur who died, indi-
rectly, OF drink. Samuel Rogers declared,
toward the end of his life that he had
learned far more from men than from
books; but his list of friends and acquaint-
ances held such names as Fox, Burke,
skine Sir Walter Scott and the Duke Of
wellington
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-02
Oregon Wheat.
Indiana Farm.

Indiana Farmer.
Out of twenty-one varieties OF Oregon
wheat exhibited at the worlds fair, Super
intendent w II. Savage, Of the agrfcul-
tural department. says the judges found
that nineteen averaged siXty-siX pounds
TO the bushel, one weighed siXty-three and
one-half pounds and another (spring wheat)
went fifty-eight pounds. The judges said
that not one-half the wheat exhibited by
the other States was holding up to the
standard wcight-siXty pounds One sam
pie of Oregon oats went fifty pounds and
another Went fifty-one and onc-half. This
is certainly a grand showing when it is re-
lnenbered that the standard weight for
oats is thirty-six pounds. Oregon barley
went fifty-one pounds on the scales, being
three pounds above the standard weight.