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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
DACGHTERS or THE REVOLUTION uEET

The Society Of the Daughters OF the Revolution
manifested their patriotic spirit by assembling on
Saturday In the hall of the Hotel Brunswick where
an interesting session Of two hours duration was
held. A prayer offered by the Rev. DR..
George r. Van de Water. Chaplain General OF the
society. Then the Rev. DR.. Charles L. Robinson
delivered a pleasing and inspiring address. The
two hundred and fifty female voices then joined
In singing America and my Country IT'S Of
Thee, with fine effect Mrs. William Lee: tho
Regent of the Society for the Common wealth OF
Massachusetts, and the wife OF the senior member
of the book publishing firm of Lee & Shepard
Of Boston. then delivered an address entitled "A
Retrospect" 1t traced conditions they existed
more than century ago. through the many phases
of womens advancement down to the present time
Her remarks contained much that was interesting.
Then The Star Spangled Banner sung. with
George w. s. Hutton soloist and the members
Joining in the chorus. after which the Benedicton
was pronounced by DR.. Van de Water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
CHANGES At THE POSTI,FrTCE.
THE EFFICIENCY OF THE SERVICE ENDANGERED
BY WHOLESALE AND SUMMARY
REMOVALS.

REMOVALS
Wholesale removals Of experienced officials have
been made by Postmaster Dayton since his access
sion to office In every department of the main
office and in nearly II not ALL the branch stations
the chiefs and subordnates have been changed
The Union veterans, who had become experts in
postal affairs from long and faithful service have
been especially singled out for decaptation. Joseph
". Kay. chairman Of the Executive Committee of
the Veterans Rights Union lifelong Democrat
Is authority for the statement. made by him to
President Cleveland. that more Union veterans
have been thus far removed from the postofice in
New-York City under Mr.. Dayton than were re-
moved by his predecessors since the war ended
Especially In the money-order department Of the
Postoffice have changes been noted In The Trib-
une Of July @ 1t was prophesed that Joseph Ell
lott. Jr.. the new superintendent. would within a
month trump up charges against his former as
sociates to cause their removal. The result has
justified the assumption. Within the last three or
four months all Of the experienced directors Of the
department have been removed, including Supern.
tendent William PlImley, First Assistant Supern.
James p. Ballard and Chief Clerk Richard f. Mott
Assistant Cashier Eugepe +. Hayes soon followed
ant Bookkeeper James r. Mount has also been re-
moved In n, the last-named case an appeal has been
judged. Mr.. Mount will be rcinstated and the SUI
the latter, Mr.. Mount was protected by the civil
Service rules. and should have been allowed full
nearing ana Oe1ence Majors Plimley and COwtan,
as well as Lieutenant Hayes. veterans OF the
war, and had each risen from places as assorters
step by step to the offices held by them when re-
moved.
The money-order department is particularly near
and valuable to the general public and the present
feeling OF discomfort and uncertainty among its
large force of clerks, owing to the summary re-
moval Of their late superintendent and associates
will naturally tend to looseness in the transaction
Of the office details. The attention of the Post
Is certainly needed, IL 1t be his
wish that the great Department of which he Is the
head and to which the postoffce at New-York con-
tributes SO much for good for evil is to reflect
credit on his administration. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

X,
COIION.-Ihe cotton market opened steady with prices
from unchanged point, lower. There was loac,lon
Of poiBt- and then followed decline OF u u {.
point, st"a1y about the loves
prices the day The 'alr> Tor the session reached
100 100 bale. Ia close OF u" mSIket conla "a
with yesterdays ina figure, a net decline NJ 10 points
he Ncaa;u~~ %! tn market was Gus
chiefly further evidences Of continued lnfg. ercnt
various points OF accumulation ~ t1r south New
autlOriti's receipts 70 tar NEXT
week 4 215.OpO o. 3s ,OOi b, a.ans 900 , la
for The pof q IL last year. New O-.c,ns
author ties cIn..t' tn III nj ~ OOD ba.e-, or
about = pr cent aboN' New y OK c.tna. :. r.
cepfs estimated ss co. bales Tor New Orleans all
ncNs week. ami y0CD bales Tor Ncw-prrins MOn1ly.
Ihc trading tdav wa' on The exp,etaol that toiay-
receipt ports wOulf foar, 5000 bslcs ag in :
3 600 al's llsi X. E"pOr frOa u" South
TIM" 10 cO9N ~ the III Of rapid mara'tn- OF IA"
cotton crop. AM forecast abrupt falling OIL In i"tcps
The fact. however. that IL :; u largo
than offset, too predictions OF ilght" retep,~ atI
This l. "spA'ary t." Tie Teas rfOJ j. Low figured
NJ 20cONp h9l" rinimurs .ant csiin1tc. Iere.ofGr
given aIynIcss from 600 90 I, so go
tales for TIE crop ina, State. heavy top crop -
f-poitd belst,i i4o,t ant nnr wesUf gy
ccptIona oppo tuns To- sccurnE the crop Of that SJto
IL utmost. tJc tho trade OUTLOOK i
nos satisfactory ami Ncw.tngand partc, fccars that
there l. likely T. b. cOn>d rablc hcs'toa In the con
SUMPTION 81 cotton Nv American IHll- On guess IL VIII
DO 10 that GO0oo bllc Of cotton will into si2ht
newt week AGAINST $1,000 bales corresponding tine last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
ANNIVERSARY OF THE M,AULEY MISSION

The twenty-Hrst anniversary Of the establishment
Of the McAuey Water Street Mission. No. 3is
Water-st.. near Franklin Square. was celebrated
yesterday afternoon and evening by especial ser
vices. The mission crowded at both meet
ings. II Inspiring sight to see the old gray
headed men get up and testify to what the Me-
Auley Mission had done for them. There were
short talks In which nearly every person in the
addresses were the Rev DR.. A. f. Kittredge the
Rev. DR.: David J. .Burrell, John S. Huyler. X.
Fulton Cutting. W. T. Wardwell and Colonel AK
p: Ketchum A beautiful stand of flowers. the gift
Among those present were Morris X. Jesup c. Fl.
Bernard Mrs. George Wood w. T. Hadley, Or.
Franklin the Rev. +. G. Howell Horatio s. Stew
art, A. p Strout S. p Howard and A. s. Hatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
OPPOSED BY BISHOP ". C. DOME.
HIS VIEWS on A PROPOSED BILL FOR STATE AID
FOR PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.

HIS VIEWS on A PROPOSED BILL FOR STATE AID
FOR PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
Albany Nov. 2G.-Bshop William Croswell Doane.
OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of Albany
was asked to-day for his views in regard 10 the
proposed passage by the next State Legislature OF
bin providing for State aid for parochal schools
Such bill has already been drafted by Denis A.
Spelssy, a member of the New-York City bar
and is likely to be vigorously pushed at the coming
session. Bishop Dcane's views will be of interest
In connection with the opinions expressed In
circular said TO have the approval OF Cardinal CID
bons, which appeared in the morning papers
The Bishop said. in part:
''As to the BILL Il is specious in its title and in its
provisions. The American way to promote edu-
cation is to increase the number Of common schools,
and not to subsidize private enterprises for free
education. 1t is IDLE to pretend that the bill does
not ask legislation in favor Of any one society
or church, because 1t must be interpreted by the
language of the petition, and by the source from
which 1t originates. l am abundantly satisfied
that such proposal would be resisted to the death.
and rejected There Is not the slightest interference
liar religious views with any religious teaching.
My own sense OF the Importance of religious etln-
ance of the diocesan girls school,! But the churches
must do this for themselves or 1t must be done
used to support any denomnatior.l school. be
cause it cannot be used TO further the interest
Il am quite sure thai. If were Roman Catho
Is R would this scheme with ra all my mgn
can PriInSples and habits Such proposal as
of interfering with political elections If she makes
open ,avowal of all attempt TO interfere with pub
ment deserve, the unanimous verdict Of the more
than MY ,, million Of people in America who
lions. and some having no religious position AZ ALL
are united in their determination that no religious
cation Of the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 2s (speciaD-Sentiment made bull
wheat market yesterday. The news was pretty
evenly divided and cut very little figure May
opened at 6sisc sold between 6Slac and 69,tc ana
closed at 6sgc. Private-wire houses were buyers
indicating that New-York had some pun news
There was a lot of buying to protect calls SOLO LOT
the week at G9c The local bull crowd propaply
messed its luck little. The seaboard ciearances
Tor the week 2,45.Oo0 bush. We're larger IMAM eA-
nected on the other hand clearances for yesterday
we're not large less than 100000 bush incuding tns
flour 1t was figured that the visible supply Nou,o
increase 500 bush, and that the local stock woua
increase 400 bush 1t Is generally assumed thae
the market IL advancing on sentiment IL Il iei,
though that the range is a very low one. anu tha'
any accident might make a big market or u. 49,
Corn opened and closed at the same price TOT May,
Sqa,c The days range was &c. Inc corn trauers
kent their ewes wheat and moved corn up anu
down as wheat advanced ana declined. The receIPts
wore 43s cars the estimate for Monday, 40 Inc
"a riots for the week were about $500 against wv
Sor the same week last year. Oats were literally
without feature. May sold between 3Ossc ana ~.sc,
and closed at 90ss Receipts were l6I cars the
The provision market kept within rdiculously
small limits At the wind-up january pork, laru
and ribs showed an ADVANCE over Friday or 2i7c
THE weeks hog receipts. 122 co., were 2oo less than
the nretlicton The estimate for next week was
ia5 OO0 packers seemed TO be anxious to bring
around something Of rally before they do any moro
Puts on May wheat on the curb were sSssc calls,
zoe Puts on May corn were 3Ss.c Sellers CALLS
393.c bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ems Fs Ss. S E0y ssoSr dun and unchanged %
60 Ss I'd pssssnSsT sssas sss
sSc stock 2sa 400 sales siooJ b a%ps 20
steady mixed spot 4s.a4se NosemIer SSsa4SSc:
aSssaic white corn By mpc yellow MO &C.
%es tcs bush Ss An. No mixed Ssssis socs
hay steady good to choice timothy III 5oSslS So
Tram lreights quiet; unchanged. Cotton nominal; mid
ding, &C. PROVISIONS nrm mess pork Sl7 bulk mcats
loose SHOULDERS &c long clear 9c clear ribs sa
sugar picked shoulders size; sugar cured smoks3
s ssssd1 tx hams l2sc lard refined lOc Eg
No 7. lsc. Other articles unchanged N'S'
Boston. Nov. 25.-Markets quiet
Buffalo. Nov. 25.-Sprng wheat-No offerings except q
small amount OF spot No hard tic, and Northern
ct zoe 5000 bush No lard sold at Tic. Winter wheas
dull No 2 red. G5i2c; No white G6ac asked Com
dull and easIer No yellow 42c store, 4sc track 20
yellow, 4li2c track No 2: 41ac store; No g. 4oisS
toa.c 6ass dull , but ARM No white s4ic store 81
fair demand and steady fancy Western 6oas7c; choice
SoTeIc sample 1ST1 % STATE Ssaaoc Rye dull No
straghts 90 25a*s So rye -four. % 26as3 80 Mn feed
steady and unchanged. ~
Chicago Nov. 25.LThe leading futures ranged m nj,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
Nov. 25.-The leading futures ranged m mi.

Cash quotations were follows Flour extremely dull.
5 ssSssss 8 ,ssrs ';
PORK per SD 81 1Sasis lard per- 100 y soas ss
1ss Hs ses sss as osa s
%sssy ds os hs saSSae g. sG
:s:ss su, ssRss ssso1 5ss e.. a4% s
fancy az T. Sss 2s g. %y Is
go s'tss red
sss : %ss;
5 !: :s.dy s ks Es s'G pos At s
ard sss LEAF d e lef Bacon a sa
Of sd d. ILL q good. on Is as'
Win the q rs sss sn &C.
vsncsd TO- 05sc but declined &c on freer offering.
s q :sf e. fs:ss
y o xsl,e n? &c., &c sT dr. SS 3D. tss42 sss
demand No j, 46sa4sc; No ., 45saloc. Cora slow;
IL s sasssS mdsas s e s S
MIDI ngs, ga market quiet.
on he ss and ad
BE- g. c''i The sHl sai point wa:
cash wheel and che price sdyaased aG aSS
Ss ns Ds ws ss ns By the there
20 sS ssa 70 s So a sss's
sold AZ 59d59lac. Coarse grains In small supply
and prices steady. Receipts whea were 80. cars
tiour-Frst patents 3 40elsS 75 bakers, el Cods2
low grades 81 As Bran and shors-Market Steady
unchanged Corn-Marxct steady, No 3. new 3lISlic
No 3 yellow, 3ld3ac. Oats-No white, 20a2e2c; NO
g. 25d26c.
Nov s s ssss aa s
desirable brands Buckwhea nogr n very s 70, sgp
new. wheatMarket strong and advanced 1e PIT oaer:
but dull and export demand continued very light NO
rcd November 5aaGessc December. 65'.d6Sc January;
Oh ds.a,c February, 69A d63'2c Corn-Market rulea
steady with moderate offerings but local trade denano
light and foreign Inquiries generally limited TOO low ior
business No mixed No,embcr a4a 44.c Deeemnerr
January and February, 43643i2c. Oats-Receipe ught
and market for CARROTS ruled hrm though local taae ae
nnid very moderate. Futures also firm and ia'e re
uyeres "a iac higher. No white November so2a.sys
December 35s, d36ic: January 309d5Ic February so9
es74c. sqgars--Rehned unchanged and quiet o'hH
articles unchanged.
st. Louis Nov. 25.-Flour dull but steady; patens
8. 35asS o5 extra fancy. ~ 6odso 20 fsney 30
81 IS: choice s2dS2 family, 81 7oasl so; rye nour
- lOds3 25 Bran steady ard quiet Wheat hignnaI:
November Gsiac December 5S's 59c :; January. VIC
May 65'sc. Corn higher; November. $40 p,eemn0,,
Ysc: year 3o7sc. January 32'.c May 800 Das
higher November 2Si?c: December 2sssc; May 51tto'
Pcrk-Standard selling at sl4 as on ORDERS 10 o.
Lard-prime stam she. nominal Dry s1lt meats1snour
ders oac longs and clear ribs, 7hc shorts, &c DaSS.
BOXED shoulders. 7tc longs s'sc clear rtsa nm
shortly stc. High wines steady at - 10: Gsa "a,nj
sales OF four cars at IS 20 Spe!ter scarce ana
selling higher at e3 So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

EXTRA India firm 1893 Cd primo mess s,saay a,
SIS GA Pork-ITodcrs ofer freely prime mess Wrsteri
nnc easy NJ So. do medium at G1s "a. Hans
IIolde-s offer modertelv short cut about ~ 70 10 cs,
midls about - steady NJ 49s long and short rielr
miiilcs obout 81 steady ut Asa 3D. shoulders anoit
% - ~ Arm nj oos Cheese-TToders OYER snartn2y
American finest white and cooret DIN n pts
no : nrme CITY dull AZ .S- Spl.its OF
aldcrs offer moderately; steady nt 80
Cott,nsccd o-Iiyernool refined stcady A. -; ipsln-
Holders Offer moderately: Arm NJ b. 81 Laru-
Srot7c SUNNY Is poor futes-lioacr' ere nor onsr-
Holders offer moderately: No 2 red winter steanv az
IS Old rcd spring steady NJ 5s 5ad f,our-Hon'
oror oder,toly Louis winter dun mt 0s "a
Corn-spo Holders oncr sparnSly ft1res.holiers oMer
srornply: mixed Wc.tern spot steady ~ ~ 2td: No.
amber st.,dv M Odd December steady nj Is lid
Janrarv steady ~ Is lad for Hops OF London
P,cln, c ,ast-IIclicrs offer sparincly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27

Trhsfcrrihle orders i uei At November TO- Deem
SroT c2TToNrhs maIso' e. ,oi cotton has ben
Midlns Scw-Orlcan. 80. Sale iSI blles I,,e- 90
aud OIL md,lng at which GRADES otacr than mdne nay
Ga strict good mldiIise &c on good mdiins ';ier or
s,rc, good ordinary i5Gc OF GOOD ordinary i'.c OF
god m,d llng iinese e,cn .rici lnidas -l,ned 5ie
9'- e. % Low middipg . ,',in.a " OF.
sc isi 90 20 le o.'' mo All S sae al lot, , ~
cent. Of g.i'sn at al port; since sep,enr ,l.
ION so,oi so w@a91aa i6 f s. S Sl,,,
BILE, Es.'on 100 bites Sevpor; Ncws Ssi ba sS
mi seepsa, 1920 Lae,i Wet loint Va. $3.50 pc.
r ;a ?: 40 G,l.'' Total 2es'1ea hile;
ending YoSsaSer ?. fo,~s xei 0' ,e- o." "eSs
al ra ~, a s.'.; po'i, daring vcck o 20:
esle. a.l year iSisi 90 enes e,por. foI The wcct
,.' d'G ,, e. 80 SaIe ,a'' va; si7 o;s b,
81 sse 5c q H', al n,epd, Swns H.. var
last yer 1913 9lG b,l AZ Lverpooi -, olo baie
Gri nn 5000 c ''S Of y ss os ,oi S t.r
no The sa,iqCa POSITION Of sG,o9 as mad BY tbs
visible osS aeS " ST. ' 1slS ge1r
Cop & yS "a $3.50 s5 5 30 g;
f Gs%s a esIss week ~ 90 90
Liverpool cables sie cotton moderate demand at ,Ic,dy
prize; SAILS 600 Bale speculation and export 500
A dscd,s 300 bas' rot"Tc' osa steady d,m,Dd
lsleJ steady at unclaimed pi,c, Januar, February.
4,4s; Fob uaryMarch 1888; March-Aprl; 42Gs; Apr
May i27 10 rs; May-Iun.. AZ? JuncJuiy. i3i,;
Dee mber jonusry s23b
tOFtEE-Thc New-York market for contracts
opened barely s;e1dy In u decline OF point,
sornc positions and an advance II points on others.
The market closed at net decline Of 70 10 points
barely steady IN The sales for day reached
only il $50 bags. The undcrtOnc o, the market
weak although TIC European advces were better Than
expected Iavre showing advance Of 1iaf with alcs
q llooo bag; closing quiet Tho london market was
but the loss aud closed steady with sale, of
bags Toe visible supply II
4GO 800 bags. against 552.517 bags last year. Tho
lark- speculative interest the Brazil
rather fcaiu rclc~s showing a. Rio quiet market
with 40 quoted II 300: exchange 10 ZIG: receipts
6 600 bags and stock 1870 600 bags. with ceaiances
from Rio $4,000 bags. Santos market al-o quiet. with
GOOD average quoted - 200 receipts ~ c0o bags
two DAYS and stock 1919 600 bags ire market Tor
closed steady and Ia 10 points lower Tot
sales we're II $50 bags, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Nov 25-Catte- Receipts last "a hours. 21l0
head total for the week thus far 1880 head for same
time last week 1000 head consigned through, 2OOO
head; u NcwYork. 16j0 head sale lao head mar.
ket opened quiet but steady, with light demand closed
steady fair TO good, 100 TO $50 steers 50 0Odst 20
and hefers 81 s0dS3 25 old cows. s2dsl So gs-
Receipts last n hours 900 head total for week thus
far l02 $50 for tho time last week 10000 head
consigned through. $3.50 head 70 NewYork 1900 head
sale. $500 head market penc stronger; closed easy
about oil s0d Workers., good 10 chfce, - 10suf6 20 ;
mixed. % 5ja&S 90; medium and heavy - 50aSo 50 ;
good heavy cads. IS 40deJ AS pigs rs 55dS5 S5 Sheep
and lambssceipts last - hours, Zoo head total for
thus far. ~ 200 head for tmo last week. 3D.
400 head consigned thr ugh 800 head u NewYork 600
head sale $500 head market opened steady but slow
closed steady fair good sheen 81 25d&l So choice
ssds3 90 fair to good lambs % 7Sa&4 3S Canada lambs
~ A0a&4 60
East Liberty Nov 2S.-csttlcs e. Supply light; demand
- 50 good butchers ~ 75dst 49, rough fat. IS 3od$
fair cht steers e3dTS 49, Hogs-Receipts light; dc.
mand good markot Arm and all grades selling s5 Goa
IS 80 light grades selling best Sheap-Suppy light de-
mapd fair market steady ur"h,pged: common TO extra,
50cds3 40. Veal calves, SIS 5od$) 10
Union Stock Yards Chicago Nov. 25-Cattle-Recc pts,
% 900 hed market common 70 extra steers % 25G
30 sockers and feeders =. 25d&3 20: and bulls
&ds, 40; calves =, 25asl. Hogs-Recepts 1900
head Market firm; closing steady Heavy. IS 25d$j AZ
choice mixed So loaS5 90 choice assorted
so fair 90 medium -hiprlng am EXPORT - 2JdS4 80;
sheep Receipts 10 600 heat. Market dull and weak.
Poor TO choice, SASS So Lambs poor to extra - 7S@
81 Louis, Nov. cS.-Catte-isccspts, 400 hecd. Fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27

lowing IL range Of values for native cattle etess sAoiss
70 fancy Is l5dsS 80 good shipping and export a ecS
coarse hea 70 wei1St saPpnS and export 2b
e. Socs4 80 good well,rnished cornfed, slGss io
sS common light o. 2oasg 7s feeding s,ss, = re ss
s roo p s9ass % common 70 far stocker 400
natKes strong and higher light IS Y0a$5 SO; mxed
% Swaxo 40 heavy So 1895 35 SheepRecelpts mona
Small LOT OF lambs at ~ 75d$5. Native sheen wers
nSs good enough to sell above - 65, and the bulk q
inc sale ranged from " 70 TO % 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27

knew he was lying at the bottom Of the airshaf he
had missed his aim. struck open window OF the ar
shaft and topped An Jour later his groans were
heard and he taken Chambers Street Hospital
where he Is likely to die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27

GOxNMEAL-lhc WuTket is steady. Sales,
3 30 srandy~iss . IS: s'samcse scatssfn
oSs sns Fine While inc yellow osc"sf
cosrsc esdeOc -. FEED-Markct steady. Quotations Of
Western csrles. tom 72,2a76c CON 72iad75c: som
.5dsoc loom. 500 sss sharps a5cIsl city feed steady
meal ~ ,0asl IS oil meal 81 toasl g.
GRAIN -WuFAT-1'he market to-day was nm unInter.
csiine affair The opening was firm at lac advance and
Volume OF local business There was not much trading
ont.Ids OF some covering for local account and after
local shorts In prices back AGAIN and
trade became dull and fatur,c.s One explanation Of
cables and somc' talk about export bIynr TRI, ali
ended in f,lk however rs tie cash market was neg
et ted and foreign showed Interest I'm f,ttrc
carly report that Padtrccts" exports showed
large Increase over last week. hut this later proved 10
Incorrect Another iaior ~ the situation f. M
strength In cash wheat. particularly SPRING wheat which
recently adyuncct sharp premium on Decent cr
There has also been much Gricr winter wheat
Kecoipts tho interior again moderate and Tor
tho week show decrease Of gi coo bush and The talk
increase. Inc Close dull nj &c 10 nc advance
Cash whest wa. very dull with sails ONLY IS 900
bush a. follow: 40 . red. December price In .tore.
December closed O7'c. &c over December az store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27

Brazil coffee was lrmcr. and 900 bags No on spot
sold at I7.c. and the mark Q closes at 11'salsc.
Mild coffee quiet but steady unchanged PRICES
IiT,iK AND MEAi.-Ihc ma kct foi iiorr was neg.
cc,ed to-day buyers and sellers Outside OF
On car wheat Hour was almost no
business at all spring wheat was particularly neglected
thee being almost don ana vhatsoeyn. Total sils~
We're zoo pkgs, follows .OJJ hos winter patents
at as OOa 100 bbis stia phts n. - J5ds IS 1.-THE
ittcr faucy; 10 bbs clears rs 800 Dbl. extra Is at
AZ 7Ode2 70; 800 bblg extra 6 at private terms 1850
hhls supcrlnc at ~ % 500 bbls southern at 81 20
sn'ipg uatcnts 800 bbLs at i..........BUiKWIIEAr
FIOiiR- market was firm continued scarcity OF
oactlnss. Sales were 500 bags az ~ s5KYE FIOIR--
The market quiet bat steady. Quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
HIS FALL NAY RESULT IN DEATH.

James Hart .Iaborer thrty-one old boards
With Mrs. Gillespie the fourth floor OF No Downing
~ went TO bed drunk Saturday night. In the small
hourp Of the morning ne awoke thirsty. add made .
VIA iurch for the pitcher. Tho thing he