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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03

For the cure of. headache, constipation,
stomach and liver troubest and all de-
rargement of the digestive and assimila-
tive organs, Ayers Pills are invaluable.
Being sugar.coated, they are pleasant to
take, always reliable, and retain their vir-
tues in any climate.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03
DEATHS

In Landgrove, Oct. 20, Addie B. Smith
wife of Clarence c. Cook, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Smith.
In Jamaica, Oct. 81, Mrs. Jared Sage,
aged so years and months.
In Manchester, Oct. 90, Sarah Porter
Chaplin aged 81.
In Manchester, Oct. 26, Sylvanus Boyn-
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03

The best medical authorities say the
proper way to treat catarrh is to take a
constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03

Copies ofthjs poper can be obioiaed
at Coype0ter'S Ne~S Rooms in Brat
He6Oro.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03
Bondville, VT, July 81, 1898.


Dear SIR
| had rheumatism for ten years very severe
", took lots of medicine and was treated by
physicians. all Of which gave me no reliei.
Some Of the time | could not raise ,my right
foot fr m the floor and walked about the
house sliding it along with the aid of crutches.
Again would be confined TO my bed for
weeks. had a swelling come on my right
wrist which was very painful and could not
raise my right hand to my head. In this con-
dition commenced taking your Rheumatic
Cure. using three bottles of it and l was rid
OF all pain and swelling, no more use for
crutches, have not been troubled since that
time which is eighteen months ago so | feel
that am cured.
ELLEN Z. WILLIAMS.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03

Do not suppose that because it is rec
commended for animals that Arnica & Oil
Liniment is an offensive preparation. 1t
will not stain clothing or the fairest skin.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03

In Weston, Oct. Is, by Rev. f. H.
Bartlett, Edward r. Hatch and Miss
Minnie C. Robinson both of Weston
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03

promptly signed by the president.
The New York Tribune has the
following to say in regard to the re-
peal of the Sherman Silver bill:
The weary war of words in the
Senate has ended. Thanks to the
firmness of republicans and the pres.
ident, a declaration has at last been
reached which ought to help business
rot little. Had they yielded in the
least the repeal bill would not have
passed.
Two sets of prophets have inform.
ed the country what fruit this bill will
produce. Optimists in speculation
and men whose only political opinion
is worship Of the president are sure
that the repeal bill ushers in an ers
of the grandest prosperity evel
known; the silver senators predict
that the suffering of mankind will sur
pass all past records of disaster
The truth is probably to be found be
tween these extremes.
The quantity of coin used as none,
in the commercial world no Longer
makes prices. Confidence counts fol
more millions than coinage. Conf
dence will increase without doubt, ant
within limits, confidence creates bus
mess and makes prices. The presi
dent deserves honor, the more be
cause he has been at war with th,
majority of his party.
The Herald Independent says: A
last the Senate has voted to repea
the Sherman law and stop buyin.
silver. That decree, il may now b,
taken for granted, will be recorded
on the statute books of the Unitet
States. This may well be hailed b,
the people as glorious peace victor,
without parallel. 1t stamps will
the seal of national condemnation
financial policy which has bred dis
trust at home and abroad. sprea,
alarm, brought disaster to trade an,
industry and menaced the countr,
with panic.
1t proclaims the adoption by th
United States of a principle Of soun,
finance which must command the con
fidence of the world and usher in th
dawn of brighter times for the busi
ness men, wage-earners and peopl
of the country. The Herald rejoice
in the outcome as a glorious victor
for the people.
The World SAYS: The will of tn
people has at last been respected
The firmness of the president ha
been rewarded. The power of th
press, when rejecting public sent
ment, has been recognized. Coursg
has prevailed over compromise. !
is a triumph for sound and siabl
currency, for the credits of the GOV
ernment, for the tights Of the people
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03
VOL. x. NO. 4S.
TILE
LONDONDERRY ssSIFTER. ]
HENRY M. SHANKs, PUBLISHER.

Terms, 500 Year, Strictly in
advance, Persons outside of Wmdham
County who receive the paper in single
wrappers must send 10 cents in addition
to pay for wrappers and postage
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03

sF- Entered at the Post.otice at So. London.
as second class mater.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03
BIRTHS.
MARRIED.

In Landgrove, Oct. 2S, daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Davis.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03
sitter John. Editor.

FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 3, 1892.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03
Smiths Rheumatic Cure!
Free From
Opium.
MOrphia.
ChlOrai.
ChlOrOdyne,
Cocaine
and all other
dangerous
Drugs.
THE COOP WORK STILL GOES on

Walpole, n. H., April 7, 1895.
Mr.. GEO. G. Smith,
Dear SIR
can recommend your Rheumatic Cure as
very excellent remedy for the kidneys. l
gave it to my little boy three years old who
was so weak across his back, over the region
of the kiddeys, that he could hardly walk
across the floor without falling down and he
was fast losing strength at the time he COM
menced using your medicine. He has taken
less than two bottles and today cannot see
but that he is as well as any child. | fee
that cannot say enough in its praise as a
kidney medicine.
Mrs MILAN II. CURTIS.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03

Rev. D. E. Craft, pastor of the
Baptist church of St, Albans, has re-
signed.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-03

PRICE Express cns fOurtGboties
GEo. G. SMITH, Druggist, So. Londonderry, Vt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
IrEorEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iyyc,p.ol Doc H. s.lj d. m.-B,ef Ia moderate Dc.
manu- cNtri in-a mos NJ" AZ ~. "a bn..r a. >
,t.a AZ -, A. III nod rate d'1'.'idi if'i't
Lr,s Western hnc, sraiy - 500 10 ""'I 80 'u'. di
caa a. 20. .4. poos GchIndi shot tt ano'1
,,.lB H. ,a-y @. a.. IL, IN ia liOJf dciliIi Gum
r.ari ~ auous -ouSO ID. ,asy at los -, ohs Gear
niGalc, about 80 49,, taY at A., "a '''s a'' ''''
,I,. uicgl. 81 H.. At 49, %" ShOli.' -
ai.it IA ~ g. s;iff nj o.. Lh'c Ia ""d'ritc a.
Laug: Amer, an whi,r ona cp.or,d hri ~ .'-.
IulloM ia Io,r demand pste cs;, dui a. -o, Spt'
0, tlrpentine IN node AZ demand .t'hny AZ -
,,,.n...t oil Liver oo. refined, -tr.Jy al -os "a
i.o,n IN moderate donald ,oninoi hf' u - "a. Lara
"a. In NOR fu.uic. no den ahdi plI'
A. . torn spo.. STEADY at ~, "a. Mheit li h",' 80"
dc:,rhd, 40 rd winter ,tcady at - 81 no = !. -
s,r,no s.n,dy NJ ., raa. ilOIr IN poor Cerand -.
LOU, fancy wintcr dun AZ O. ~ Cora spot ana u'urs'
80 far drir, InN,d Western. SPOT. Stacy AZ Is -tu
i,.nhcr steady az ~ I'D: January 4 ally At - "a
Tor new February steady at b ll'ai To- low i'9'
NJ In,do i--l'icinc Coast, In moderate eciia9u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


prr1-T.,-I,e .eirs Al; ears or / so hcad-t3 cars
Dr.., ,oi,.,.r, ar.t lj cans Tor cApOr. awe
10 g., tns nnrn.t; making w.lh from
- '-ls .,, ~ - r.ts o~ r,r Ihe supply luacd
i.'h'i '"'V I'll a ,i,ln H. m al the % ming
IT., ~, sSs om,'I, ana n. barcly slcaS Ir-co,
Du' c. wes@ Xioui c1,r inng wct 70 lie
s.ac e ou G pr,. "a l hcsa az o Ia. over iCoJ D.
w.Ic sod Oh ptn", '"f nG c sold at IS 7S@
- ,ahef rh"l's ao ~ =, - - oxen an" s"es 81
T. 80; cars OF hND,.e! az - 81" w, NJ, ~ ioI,J ~
,iy de- s'G 'i naive sdS slow r"caesca prss TO.
cant can, ca ga W. b selling mainly a.
lonii-e; ohrI-tna. "',ic ,rn mnv "" snlpmcnts
i2i,i.c ard cons gurhty losing on.y q, ,', a." ,ne
$3.50 cac ana Loo guar, r" o. % 1 ,'
ard ocCs quarters. 49,. ., o,o ..oor. n7o p,
S'ics-D. Mcpherson ). - 80, D =, ~ ~ st 81 o
average 80 - 40 ger Ivy i, "a To- I5% NJ ar . c5s
1870 H. ct - - - Go 10 % d, io,7 n at - SO
do 90 n, ut - %; y DO NV 10 ht - 80 on ~ u"
9o2 ~ - io 70 do, ll 10 az y ~ ~ 90; 'o' 20
~ hull ~ 10 300 M at a. 1caa3 -.
40 n at IS - Kentucky DO 1900 n - Is; 4
do ,I6 A. az "A 60 do 1855 n. at ~ 50 Il DO 1919
sanders: u Illinois steers, 1919 10 at ~ IS; 10
do i22S ~ at 81 20; 10 DO i2iS ~ at - y - M,.sa'
10 io5o n. &C ss4odSJ ~ bulls. 1850 1850 n at
~ n5ess so ii rcmsyiyan, cove. saj to 9oo IN. az
sherman i Culver 30 illinois Stcrrs 1885 ~ at IS
LIS ao m ~ g is DO do Il iss 49, n at II a. a - d., i rs
~ a. IL 80 0hio S steers. ISL r. at - 40 ~
o S~'I ,o n at g. o. Ws' eoms . o5 at 20 ~
d. MoDn - 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New.Yorx. December Is.

New.Yorx December Is. 1893
BEANS AND PEAS-No further onofablc change
more than 81 so confidence Is felt In line mns
kidney All other varieties slow ana outside figures
full nigh. Bc,ne. marrow. choice per bush - 90 ir Z"
good. r. 2jas2 40; mediums, 81 sOasi %, pea; 81 ,oa
~ 30 good, ~ s0as2 o. black turtle sonp
e. I5ase 25 yellow eye. SO TO- Caiorn. lima GOLD
q e:a4, 79 foreign marr'w & 2os1a Is do me nss
bbs 81 22is do bags al I5asi l7a do scotch. 81 40
BCrTEH-TraGc very slack again to-day ana u.
classes a stock CONCESSIONS III ic werc made when
creamery he'd generally steady NJ "sac but plenty
goods rust shading extras were offered at 21iad,Sc.
and took high grade Of irsts 70 bring 2DHa21c I!s
cent receipts dairy have been considerably argf
lack OF demand Is causing some modification Of
HOLDER Views. Imitation creamery and fresh lctJry Of
hlh quality well sustained, but lower grades show
,rcanery. sla.., 2.ds7c; DO Western. ex,ra 9sc DO
nrs.s. 25a:Ic; do seconds. - 23d2ic thrds,
.0!2ic 90 Jun. MAKO; eAiT; &c DO seconds t.
d,s Sc 10 s' a's e ssn Ok c '"s; and pans
sslc dairy wch tubs selections. o4 do best Hines
:sa2lr: d. seconds .ia2c driry tubs. thirds. loaaoc
esag4c: do seconds aia22e State dairy 'nr!ns extras.
Haoiiac; do nrsts. 23523sc: do SECONDS. 2lT.2.;
Western imitation. creamery. Grsts ?ia23c do seconds.
~ do thirts. 17al7hc; Western dairy. nr.t'.
i7'ac Wcstcrn factory Irkns June, Iso1sSc do tub.
June, 17o0lsc; do fresh snail tubs. nsts. 20a.lc do
largo tube arsts l3a2oc do seconds l7sc do thirds,
CnEESF-Mar;ct quiet ard without change OF i'm
poItance The little jobbing business IN fancy large sire
fu cream was at I1aIilc and the only Interest shown
10 &c. Liverpool cable s5s. STATE factory. full
cream large size. September fancy. a11 do Oeto-
Der fancy iItall's c: 90 choice Ie DO good :, Ims
g. a dG % shSee 70 SKINS. csen"nio
nghborng counties. snnil fcdSsc do large, choice.
sds9c; good TO prime, Gsd'sc; do common to fair,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
THE SITE or TRADE

Baltimore pee I5-TlOur stsSdy ~ pta .pOs and
Dec,riisr G5'.: January ~s9oS, -as; hush:
sass .cOo bush; milling wheat BY sampe oo1o snd
1on dull and eteady mixed spot. i3sc new anu
old peeember 2soi27sc; January 42t0i2Rc fesru h
~ o.ked Nav 4iJ,c bid; steamer mixed 4se Dia
socS 5j5 1873 bush sales 10000 bush white ana aye, yer
isv corn by sample 4Oa iJlac Oats quiet anI nm
ia. White we.tern. 35a352c NO mA.a "e " ~
IN asked: stock l50.Go1 bush Rye inacuVci 40 =,
Sc: stock IS 1913 bush. Hay steady good Y, ,node
timothy sj4 5Ods5 80 Grain freshts quiet ana se g
unchanged Coffin quiet middlmg. Ise Bn'teT h ,,
tstio1 2G35. ladc. fancy, c2c; good 70 choice
roto In@ .ia-2c : do fair to good Iva -oc; store
hacked l6ai7c Coffee firm; Rio cargoes. nrIn, 19sc'
No / Isac. Other articles unchanged
ro,t,r Dec. lj-Markcts dull
rvuaio Dee. I5-sprlng wheat firm. light demand :
No hari 72lsc; No Northern, .iisc sales. ZOO e1sh
30 | hard i2ia 5000 bush No Northern, li'2
Wint,. wfcit dull, closing weak; No red 042c; NO
white CSC saos. No eNt;a red, &c one car
mixed, U3Lc Corn que;, easier; NO = yellow, 4l'.u
42c: No :; yellow. IL .c; No corn, 4lc; NO corn,
iolc store No yellow. Al 2c; No yellow 4ltc: no
corn 4OAa iOJ,c No corn, 5J2u io':c TRACK oats
auet staaiy; s,lcs two No white. 3i1.c Track )
1000 bu-h do store. 3i':c ear No 8 whit, 5otc
stor, Iarcy quiet. Sc ady; choice U fancy western
1uns5c: lower grades. 4Gd5jc state. 0d,.e. Kye
pomnl No 5Jc Flour dull. easy; best SPRING
siasI 10: winter straisht - 25a IS 30 Rye hour.
10 20 as3 80. Mill fe,d-F1rm. unchanged
Chicago. Dec l5.-rhe leading futures ranged Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
TIE TRhDE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dee. Is (SpcciaD. Although wheat advan ci
~ cent last night bulls the close felt disappointed
that so little gain he'd been made OH news during the
day which seemed dcly buish. Cables announced
tina The Russian wheat crop estimate hal been reduced
5c,cco0oO bushels Tho weather map showed that tho
ioins which prevailing everywhere 20 be
ccclcd Saturday By temperatures Expor. el,aanecs
were the LARGEST IN foitnlghi-t75C0o ush wheat AMI
Hour An advance Of cent scemcl rither inadequate
result OF aGs. Tho trouble was that cables
wfrc lower diser 'iitng TIE Eus>1n news. Thu ta,h
demand very poor The outside trade very duh
May olered ut o. sold between o. and J'' and closed
at C7A,dU1. crnts. Northwestern receipts Srj ears.
were 400 less last The carots hero were
lUn: the estimate f"r ttrday. 1fc.
The ent.r, range in corn vas cent May selling be.
tween N,as 3j's closing Mt 1913 cents Tbs
lots ifG. o,crin estimate for Satur lay SIC.
ENlort clca'anccs % 900 lush cables wer' lower
me bear argument here Is that not only are earlos ut
this point twice IA irgc last years bu. the move
ment round Chicago because OF tire cut rates In the
West Is very laree.
Oats kept all day within range Of y cent and wero
as !eatureless they could be-
closed rather weak because the cash demand poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
4aoc; full skIms easc Pcnnsylydna SKINS etd2ac -

s ;t" Of
above @ q e @ snS sS1
as Ieaousc goods are held ste =, y " "y es de-
iesve which is ;ts outlet :, " "o1Iec
iiols best western tieshgathcsea fair . s0cS
md ss6 " DO easg raei
lair to prime 1.d@ie inferior, per case s''ae' lined
and far ds@sd fss@ a ,sp .. sras o s1e os
on Gaud ' fer SS Which ssy be gladly
se Cultured God aSaa ' Se 'i ra
, S"s SE ai Tsre esse fSf s
for sacr ,;a ,I TOr aIas SaHs sssc @
se.s i %snaas s ss: ' Ses 'S
S 80 % %p , Ta,tc 70 sSS
e sSs wssin H0s9% psa bush - ySs
i Do per basket iSa sS.a.,oO ca S. bSi
do fancy large yarstieS pTs sS 70 Der of box
flns yer yer box. 5o,asi 81.
lat, prices. Sss scs only ScnS
apple; oe gTst on" ana Sst
under light Ap s sS . aea the
%os viii i4 eassn Ds arpr nearly oil ga1S
HpPs iJsiss Do sp pm
southern s""de' pr lsos 'sIss apps.
do choice do ,o'es and skins lai'. Peaches.
Delaware evapnrated pceed' oac -a.,e do California
do North Carolina snl-i ,,d "yopoatei lie Cher
uIpeci,d sGiD. haiTIpVccsiserrIes iaII ac BACK
h.,,ics Gs.a7c Apricets. California 1lalic' Iru'cS
oa,i oranIo A. to sire 5.0S2c. .,
W" onr.ars ouict but O fair quantity OF
stock l. being delivered to brewers end exporters , are
mixing hea'y s sn,pr'" rad and weak o.aer
susun vi r;nw vor, state 1893. choice. , per
,S0 o,,c do common prime, l7a21iacj 90 ~:
p"nn: co,st 1903 choice 22Lc; do. common 10 Wl1i
issmr 49, 10, choice l9c common to prime, lo~
~ : old bids ca i2c
ioc ",u Wv. xn poceIpts uchter Prices show
Hay AND STKAW-1"rh. ,p's sonp "a 1rmer and IN,
about fciner iaha', ut ,s,ter Iav par 100 N. 81
a,c,age @i says -" 40 l. C6d5oc; shipping.
r,GG.jc d, clover mi.ed 55a6jc; do clever per IVA w.
ao015c Eve straw No to No L. per w ~. 'o"''N'
~ ho,i nor 100 n sCa ijc cat straw, 4cd4o H.,
W. i1"I irty-HIIVF-Onl a few fresh lots III toua',
but iuy arosd were carried over iS a nom
mai important would have te"n hee'sr
~, n' sloan nm the s,ocl. spring chickens. local per ~
49,. AZ west' m Ter ~ SdSL- Old roos'crs yc? ~
go cisc ducks, local per pair, 0oasoc 90
o. o. .;-5c. occ.c Western pair. ~ l2dTi oO
.u nor ,ntr ooac5c DRESSED Tra;e has pen
and with heavy arrivals, larr ~ OF nnu
sirnhls qmaa% nr,uer Tn, stock unsoli l. mostly Of
~ a., n-r and mo finest grades OF chickens anu
sho~ fairly steady position ny arc cs pn nii % and
,,r 10 sell such a. Ease has ;aled to mole ~ III
~ ' ',s,;ccs row NJ hand indicate heavy S"pp,s 70
arrive duiini NV nH 1,r the hod ~ shipment, now
lt' N.Y. We quote: Turx,ys Western loH,,e ;;o no
S,,c cnnsyvanIa Michigan ani ono. eNpre-s ,1
"a chic and Mchean sai4ci s,ta and
porrsyIy,nia 7d0c: owls western az" rn'ch5 %
I'm JcNr: Gurke, JF'',. ,o,io..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
so,.rurpN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston T% midd nes and ero- Te
neps tale exports Great Britain, ri5 Weekly net
lG3 bales sto Sr 81 o7 ialcs cSpors 70
a;rea. Britain 81 bales 70 francs o az Saes sales
the Continent, 9.o2o oa io,' laIes.
Norfolk Dec i5.-coton scaiy mia mn ga oros r.
ee"s SlSs bales exports . Great Britain sos go'
eas:wec $50 bales; sales, 50 .ale, ,ss boes tx.
caklv net and receipts, lbs 7n
bass' y, ,rrat Britain 1881 bales; coaSt"se' i'''o
o" orcans pee Ij.-Cotto1 steady eood mn nri
49, middIing Bloc; low mddns gra s9o . 400
- ~ ~ iiic net receipts. Sis baes ero'Si 800
has exports 20 Britain, 31o1 bales d no r'es
uaso hcirs. sales 800 bales; etocK, onovyll
Syo,,y nct receipts 81 32J bales gross, 1850 a a.,
cxports TO Great britain :5?3l Bale % IN $40
bales: sales, 80 bales. A.. ro,sa,,,g Aide.
lao, ntid,ing lylOc good ordinary 9.l0c na unu
eros. receipts oso6 bales export 10 me Coz baIes
sf1ck lI34Oo bales Weekly net ana gf1s L., ~
II 35i bales exports TO Great Britain, ~ GI
tr,ncc 7O3 bales: the Continent, i-'io' ~--S''
i,nastwice 20 GS0 tales Gales, ll,,oO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET. REPORT.

New-York. December Is. 1898
tUTTON-O eacd ST ady at from 5d5 points advance
the strength OF cables, bit a> the Liverpool
market failed hold the advance thrc was sharp break
~ IaalG Dolnts with .bs market finally showing %
net decline Of 7dO points coe.ed with last nights
fcur,s and " rely steady IN tone. The weakness o. e
narxet was increased by the latg movement ana ne
a,geocc of support. private cables SAID htt
the carly advance tho Liverpoo plrtly due -
figures Of Latham. Alexander g. o.. giving their crop
esn,ate t. $50 letters y houses
cf responsibility throughout thu cotton belt This rm
estimate boesd tine estimated Yield bv
stat at G753 900 b,le. They estimate the total crop
based upon the reported percentage OF the cop s,
crop based upon general information Is bae
this contribution " the guess work staalsues was nos
without its effect upon the local market end id 10 some
what the crop be than offset by ne wegn
~ actual ,es coming markets poorly lroNdec WIN
buyers tf che speculative or The borc sup,
class knnw as AdViccs from Ncw-Is- anu
nacatc n want of confidence hinsrs the OPERATION
OF spnners and the question that con"ns me sae cd, ~
ln-cc is not present much as % what inc crop VII
ultimately prove be, but II IS directed 10 tnc pUe
n: what Is 10 be with the increasing visible supply
acting on a generally bod trade OUTLOOK. 800
Oveninc, range and close TO-DAY, ana cio''hs o"s WHO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16

nrnEE MARK ETs-HY rELEaRApH.

Buffalo Dec 15-ca.ae-ReeeIp.s last q hours, s s%s
head G Mea for 81 iaso sSaG
ls SsS G siq With "a s num a S Of
eows 81 s5Sss balls 2,a&2 65 Hog r eepts 40 a1
q hoa so ns as %ce sr 5 sFsa
through 1850 head to New-Sor 400 heaa t.a S ali
e ys4r Ms!.ss s9's CO SI'r
rs s5ess oo mediums aud heavy % oo nn = am
- SS o. Sop 200 head total for the week tau.
far ad G SEQ sa head to
on sale head Marse' opened seady el9 ssoi Vs.
d sSr eG Ssep n's'5 ga s mostly 'a1 60 So
good native lambs = 25asi 90 , common on,IS o 20 decline sales
East LIBERTY pee .d4 g1! 5 soa
S ,"Sr,. IS aoa, c%sh 6 sIs iIsn:
.ns 5%ss 80 ts sSoq bologna 'eS
so% snd spge good a sasset osive and
!Ioo s;,sapsr Sn Fest eP6adebs ses
coT sSecsa aT YPrs s EZRA
e. e. a aSas T GOOD. x 75ass 2o fair II 1882 So com
mon 5ocds yeeIllass sSqs s5o 20 ;oSe ~ soass So
veal GsSe' cesS a ST
c head % snS edsrs % @5Sss and
sS: 81 oayc - a H2so but Sesamc easy
1890 1000 e ss &'5S'
choice a.,OrC Sos 81 1000 head market
pgs - poor to choice sdss Christmas sheep ~ 10"
s s%ss De- e. 5s.a a5'c-eep ,c , The
py bCs NATIVES an" edws hep, S "od mixed
R Of oa nG at n ssos steady ma.e! e5o
v w'S" quiet sca s'sGE s7 ead Tlcrc
%sS appy sp1 or Ssa 81 Both hp
bnt enough demand TO absorb AL OH b market was very
per. s"a [sr ali around S %fS s
s5s' mSeS s asd I@1 rbs market quiet
Of the Light nBp ry t rod EosyeS ami ac
but few co s%a souhwtcn n0%nay
steady Native mixed, So 5ods3 80 c0"'''''' y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
The statistical position Of Erazl coffee Is as follows:

Brazil coffee quiet but frm and the market closed
with No spot quoted at i1lossc, 4 solc
Of 500 bags Rio No per Easuto sold at lShc.
aiii coffee ruled steady. With sale OF 800 bags ia
maica, on private tcrus. Cordo,a quoted "a; 2Cd.o.c
UiiuGS-Opium is dull and unsettled, though apiar-
f1rean msrkcs Cses are quoted at - 20. but some
holders asking than that. yobbins IN salablc
at 81 2ous2 IS and powdered at ~ 95dy3 Quinne is
strongly held. The bond sale at Amsterdam OF at
" advance OF 10 per ccnt Essential oils quiet but
steady especially for oil, peppermint Golden zeal is
MAitc and owing 10 secretly, IL is urmy held, and 24c
generally asked ficDtan sold at 2ic. Sencga
root Is norinai at 39asoc. and snake root
rules nrm ., Soc We qnotc: Aeohol-tiiain
gal u aleoene u 5o srnisa flower. b.. Iosa1io.
u.uU.sc elm per IN iOsmiac sassafras Fer d. 6g5e;
sosp. per NJ SsG41c Balsam cepayi ccn,ra American
per rnL zoe Peru. per NJ 81 4oasi so; ton. per N.
ssd2tc cas- buds pc: H. l7alyc; caster oil, bbls.
Cuk, per n. s3aS4c cod liver oil, Norwegian pc;
bbl els 50aso5 Newfoundland per gal 0ja1Oc: cubeb
berries, Xxx, per a. 2lue2c common and prime per n,
15alsc euftcish bone per n. ioalic; rycernc bnik
per N, 15c: barrels per NJ 1Sigc cases. ~ 14aiGc
SaIgss be.risn g, sagc as gs@aa a.Ss make
sepS!nc bulk per o. 81 !ssss p Ss' o. 81 IS
n, 81 $o6gss5 powdered per NJ q: 65a$s GaInino,
domestic. bulk. per 19aGx0c domestic, per o.
Anscssurs. per D. 81 7oSsl IS rsra. per n soScoc
vsliIle bcsns, WHOLE per ID. 90 soaslS cut per N.
tiSH-Tbo msrke> has sett,cd down to a slow pace.
swfns largely 70 tho approach Of tho holidays. IRISH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or p,
OF PRICE,

NEWS FI.OM THE FIELD MD RANGE OF PRTcv.7
Eew-Yorx. December Is Isaa
There dealings In crude petroleum ccrtiu<..
at the Consolidated Exchonre to-day, but tho bid ~.
was raised 792 cents. At OIL City there WEN ds.-
I'D to so cents, the closing figure being at 79s 80
Inc field situation unchanged. with the ortput ~ ~
Nc Donald pool unchanged at 1000 barrels
Refined petroleum was unchanged at OILS cent? -
ION in bares $40 cents In bulk and J.25 cents IN
Foreign quotations Antwerp, 11os francs: RpsrSs
4..5 marAs London, 3ssd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16

and because the packers were selling n ~, -. II
January pork Opened IT eI2 SO and closed Il Si1 -
s sry ocns Pea a e cS dl0 a.
.C,c05 hogs the estimate for Saturday WA l56& ~
wheat. o7Ss:.- Puts and calls on May corn n. ~
same price. S07sc. -