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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-05

TIE TEACHERS Of W"Ttl.inltoh have
retsrned frDtp tt,eir short vacation.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-05

GOOD ROOMS FOR RENT.
Furnished "r u"furri~hed. F., Qmirt'
If Stiff l.. B BENNETT.
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Others

Will cure You, is a true statement OF the
action of AYERS Sarsaparilla, when
taken for diseases originating in impure
blood; but. while this assertion is true of
AYERS Sarsaparilla, as thousands can
attest, it cannot he truthfully applied to
other preparations. which unprinciplcd
dealers will recommend, and try to i'm
pose upon you, as ''just a. good as
Ayers" Take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Ayers only, il you need q blood-purifier
and woMid be benefited permanently
This medicine, for nearly fifty years,
has enjoyed reputation, and made =
record for cures, that has never been
equaled by other preparations. AYERS
Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint Of he.
reditary scrofula and other blood dis
eases from the system, and it has, deser-
vedly, tho confidence Of the people.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-05

Cul,eb Cough Curr-Unp minute.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-05

The Christmas tvet, and entertain
m-mt 1t thu n E. church wss y sue
cess. The tree was l,xded with pre-
sents for lid and young. The pastor
aud his wife we're not f"rg"tteH. Mrs..
Browns 4 = class gave hrr = brwuti-
ful silver butter d;sh. ard the cl.uTc'
4',v~ the l,sstor and his wife'A l,exuti-
ful easy chair Tic church wxs fllr't
and e"j''y+d Observation-Disclosures
NsssrnQer.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-05

r W. Mot,erly r-tirrs from the office
Of County Treasury. with \ pl"st SIT is-
factor r~c"rd. aud ia succeeded by
Mr.. E.. w. G"6 Mr.. Mob-rly has been
long in service, and his familiar face
will ba missed hy frrqnrntrrs of the
court h0nse' We need not compliment
an officer who has been approved many
times Nv re-el~ctiMn, that W. need not
multiply communicating. We have
found him y very nhlieine gentleman,
and hp has our, hest wishes for his sue
cess in his future career.
The following iteu, from the Sioux
Cuy Journal, Of dec. 3lst Viii be IT in-
ser~st to the people Uf our village and
county: The business men If S..l-
b.Mn, having learned that u movement
- .,ii foot tO secure III acc''ln innlat,nn
;,a* ss.nxrr lr.sin OF. the Omaha road I'e-
lw~eA Sioux City aud W"rt.'1n ton,
s,Avs. f.,ryvxr.tr'l III the ~.J0ll,rrs. ssSss,-
citation u p..t,ti"" addressed /" the rail-
road c.',nl,nny asking that Such II train
l+. put "n with II schedule that Will
Awe convection Will, the Chicago, vii.
wank+r aud St Paul line, AMI thus
.nable $anl"'rn people tn get I"
sioux City and rrt"r" home "n til"
same 'iay At present it requires IT." IN
tw.' days I" make the trip. and the re-
suit is tha, many who would l.hr IL
come here are unable to do SD.
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During the past hxlf-c~ntuty ty-since
the discovery 1T Aver = S,.rsapar'lla-
the average limit Of human liz. il civ.
lived countries. has been considerably y
heightened. Ayers S"rsaparilla Is
every where considered tho standard
loOti.purifiHr, the superior Medicine.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-05

Ars. Porter, the mother of Prof:
Porter, superintendent of our scl,0As.
has cOme u reaide with her SON, aud
they have dOuiciled in looms In Mr..
GlasROW's residence.
Rev. R. AcCune WAS presented on
New Years Day with sn elegant
IA&,ulle Plea edition Of the BO.'k IT
Palms, published by one of the Oxford
p,iui0rS. Many thanks TO the donors.
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no YOII HAVE

10 YOU HAVE
Neuralgia. Lame Back, Pain in the
side, Sure Throat, Sprains, Soreness of
the Chest? Then have it no more bm,
nsp ktausr's German Oil. At T.. IL
Babcuck's.
Why will you cough when Shiloh'S
Cure viii! give immediate relief. Price
l0cts, 5)cts, and ST. Sold by &. II
l}abcOck. m
The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer. of Bour
bon. Ind, says: "6"th myself and
wife owe our lives to ShilOh's Con-
sumption Cure. Sold by e. II. Bah
G. ck m
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Report for the fourth month OF
ach.~.i i" DIST rict n" Is. Nu;hl,t.r III:
r.,ll."l. Is; average daily attendance.
I24 s; c~,,+.x IT ,xrdi"ras, :. Names If
pupils having h-e,, neither ai'se',t n0,
t~r.iv, liable Wilc x. Hattie ~unib+'rR
<s.su,. <u,hb,.rg, Ana"'t+ Sund!~rv,
-\u+""iA Su"d ~'rv Willie MISS. Fr~;,k
'H,!s>,,:. ,:.I E:."y- V,H W'lli.. N'>-
f.,. h..'.u nrit 80, ID .mt n.r tariy in, ,
i;I>': ;.-i y, ~ { ~ 's.'s this.
EILH< SuIDDE G. Teacher.
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Our contemporary Ut. the Globe, Mr.
Perry, wAs kindly remembered by hix
als,,day schsMi class. Un Christmas
Eve. by the present Of y convenient
wall w,cket for thu reception of papers,
Editors &ro in luck in times like these.
The pr"mpt"~ss with which Ayers
C;erry P:ctOrxl st0ps = hacking cough
and im,iuc~s ref rsh,"g sleep in s.'ti,~
tAinR marv-I"us. 1t never fxila t. give
instant relief, even in the worse -csses
Of throat And lung trouble, and 10 thr
brst remedy for who"ri"g cough.
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S.',.s 1t irr.n nr-S-u..d hia .ffi.:ia!
t..,i,! L., i'.t ;.'W:ni<*,".,.rs :his week,
.,>,:t ~. s.a:n ..F ill.,. A:i entered w
':;< .ns;..- -, r;.u Stay 'u''vui"x. !, F
= ~ x;'! ."'~ .l"r ~ri deputy
=. y y % s::' IL" IT, Que nf IT."
8 .'l:,..-. TX .''.-'n Arlrrs 'n h.s h-l.'
ts,s ses}" ".tbl, fire i"r TIE past SIX
years. And lest his ELECTION only Nv thr
narrow margin of u few votes. But \
few v0te~ im \ N j 'rit T are just ~ IT,
tent ~ many in this country The *
ah~tin has th. c,nf:,r, Vt knowing that
t~ hxd ~,m"st ~ many friends IA the
more successful ulan.
Prof P-xvaon, 1t Cxrlst"n College.
delivered = course It profound AID in
strucsfve lectures on vsrioas topics Of
Htb.~ study in the Congregational
church, b~9in"ine on Friday and clos
ing IN TnesdAy evening. The course
WAS intended TO be practical. Int much
lixht wss given IN the critical aud
dimicult pnints enc"nnterrd by Bible
students The Monday aiten"nn lee
tnre IN thu Bank Of:J"b SXa sDPcia,ly ri
oquent and interesting Prof. Pearson
delivered = lecture at Ellsworth On
Thmrsday last, and returned home IN
rssaWe hia duties i" the c"llsge on the
early train IN Tuesday morning.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

Golden pover per dozen u 80 grass Poyer per rsa
head per pais 50;Gsl % do maard aOaSoc; DO teal
20a50, do pair T1S2 d. kiooie'' per p'r
30d40c. - -, -. ,,., o,.,o-
arc In indicate receipt bar trade l. duh and the tone OF
prices slows Improvement och MI2num' IA
liberal supply freely Offered and lower sweet potatoes
plenty. duli and in buyers favor, Onions quiet Cau
t"wers in moderate supply to-day, but stock mostly
below prime and prices ei.e Charleston string bean. In
Iigt spnly choice stock firm but The offerings are
largely below prime many showing frost ana the
way feno largely oGcolored Potatoes. Long Island
per Dbl 81 do STAT per is9 ~ 81 %
scotch. Maanun. per bag, 81 G56sl = sweet Po.
iatoes virginia per Dbl - 25as so do vn.and choice
u, nor G NH 81 S4a So red Dbl 81 ga
II ,O do yellow per Dbl. 81 ojdSl so; 10 Eastern
White 5. ,oass % Eacrn I'd q 5.asI 81 10
crn yellow 81 SIs So Cabb,gss New:Js,sey and Ions
Island Nor 100 s2dS5. Carlinowcs per Dbl ocdsl 20
squash Hubbard bb e 25mx 80 90 Marcy o
ri 7sc; do Long Island and Jersey 75.aei Celery,
Long Island per dozen lunches 81 2oa@l 90 western
IT, I,r.e aid sound dozen roots "0d 10 90 stare ana
western poor 10 good per dozen roots l'g2oc Beans
pcr bush basket $id ~ 20 d. savannah per
crate 75cGsl 81. Parsnps. per Dbl ilHei % tar'oI
washed per htl 81 Lettuce, i'o"E i''u an" '''''''
per Dbl. ~ 5oa-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

wt.fs market ;:s'as
steady. Quotations Fine white 81 c5qsl 10 fine yei ,,,
ouS %s%si w Sass ear ssSo, N ~
67jc; son 7s@soc loom, soas5e -harrs sScG*, S.
homny chop s5c coOnseed meal. 81 2Vd*i 20 oil NEAL
during the morning with little better tone at the start
Pc soS Cd sng c sSe co and OF out ana in Short
prizes were 800 6eow the nd G Sangv on s an
incrCase IN the Visible md on the CARO-, arii'as " n
SeTaSy in e%ce," II a.t Mo"Gay Thcr be
te aeng Of ns wheat on the sny s hewed as
anticipated. very large Increase amounting to Tgs Az
position buy wheat ana there was fair "lly Win
traders covering shorts Local stocks ,howed SSs IN
largest record ana the aua%;
total There was il lie inner tone IN the markets in
the 'trno ana shots goye rather freely N nrcc
iho closing steady at erssc net advance cash
nal price, N winter wheat AMI spring wheat.
for which there 70 be Just at present the best &C.
eco Wow bush i"c11"% 5000 bush FOR follow
G5'sc lie over DC'ember at store over Deem
Der oS a aS'' ana S,S eIIT o
livery 80 hard spring 1000 Dush o dai.c over Dr
term c New.Yok; No Northern sprng qu ted &c
DcccHber No : d 1sa 1000 a bush vor Dec
semocT delivered pa" ana
he s for w ss sn ru nd v aF @
Tho demand fs can j. moderately active but s doe
IN the movmcn Src should r be any y, mac ood
s"n and nac n fOe Midday pH thcrs wss ay There
was a better feeling in corn late in tho day some
wss seady at about ts SATURDAY
S Sa; 'ssdy aas s.S
600 ssS ~, No Sn r:s
for opsned steady SSri1s n, Early ;s;sy
with decline In other ccrf1t QUITO litt1
able Increase In trading Talk Of larger receipts and the
ns Of sSn all n %FSs the
cn oa; We're % NT d,hc1 hs sra c.nr 's u
a wn Pet sa were c";S :S bTs s vey S
os. o" U 600 buss S ss cSa"T delivered
No oats 3ac nominal NO white 1900 HnSn no I Ssh
aIsssSiac track mixed 2 600 bush. Gas5lsc az,
IsNSs we aS
Milwaukee, H ro" Csa4c unsraded western o5aSCs
nSns f arm oS%y ssp%en held at
* p Srcd@ U 3 g a"aTy 81 SO Tmothy
d. ct q sod @ DIT"
The imports into the United Kingdom last week wers
1872 600 bush Mncnt; com 10000 bush and ncnf,
maae an G assiesa of az
o w Of on ,s Sr rn t
Log ooc bush ,orn So CO.. 90 h.h oa, ces 600 G,.h
Tso s'&E busS Corn 'Y Sash oats, 49,
OGO push rye II 900 bush bailey G770O0 bush indian
snc o Sxports this ssSn 1850 Go fsh against
- $50 600 bush last year derrea, " ESQ s 600 6u
eorp soas' bush: cats y so b%.S aopr $500
and @ s vess sst u. M Ss, corn nn
81 The State GA 800 s'I52
p rT With ass yaf Z Ss cent wheat oS"
, in o good ana the soil os sa'
anu Quotations follow. w. give nor comparison closing
pr,ces OF last night and corresponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
rr-poprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov 20, 345 p m.-Beef in poor de-
mess steady at SIS Cd. Pork in poor demand; prime
mess Western fine steady. at SIS cd; do medium
steadv AZ us 3D. Hams In moderate demand. Ba-
con in moderate demand: long clear middles. about
45 lbs dull at ASS: and long and short clear middleS
about 3, lbs dull at iSs Shoulders. about II to Is
lbs dull at 3es. Cheese in poor demand: American
finest white and ooored dull at SIS. Tallow In poor
demand Spirits OF turpentine In moderate demand
Rosn in moderate demand. Lard-Spot in poor
demand futures in demand: prime western
snot dull at SOS Wheat In poor demand: NO.
red winter dun at IS 2isd; No. red spring dull, at
IS Cd Flour In poor demand. Corn-Spot and fu-
lures I'm fair demand: mixed Western. spot, steady
at As I'D: November dull at As Id; December
dull at Is Nd: January dull. at IS lllad for new
Hops at Iondon-Pacific Coast-In moderate de-
mand Receipts OF wheat for the past week from
Atlantic ports; 1890 quarters; from Pacins ports.
OF American corn for the past week. 300 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

3D. and 70 London 500 tons hay 4sq'C ond %e 5%if
eh ID Cork for order. 3, 3D. cov,% dsda,
fq' .a @ ss S, sSiS ss'SP
ports to Cork orders Is 81 ecunt 3, % January
70 "ea% @r 1900 $ o q5s grain one o. Is a"
or rnaa aya s JOS CD s On pesroeS%
bars. lumber, Pensacola l'ucno, AYES sli bark,
Igmbsr Ne. i8fk 70 no de Janeiro $40 TO-, saik coal
port. ar@ fort chareeS bark. phosphate Tampa Bay
Buli Ei1cr to EsabptSpops 81 90; srhooner lanJer
"a k>onNille 10 san Domingo ana sle,r oaek 10 ~
S S'@ Pf.a :, g. '''''"' ''''' ''" "
oILs-cott,nsced closed dull and nominal, with ind
stock Of oil at mills and falling OIL in home and eX
o hon The lo,s in s or a1 TIL d past wGe alex
easier We quote Prime crude. bbls 90 prime crude
sT,s;adi, ,sissee, Lard oil dget q :5s77c
dull AMI depressed and stocks Of oil are not large. we
are @SW p' a. Sc, ws'h oe mas ou
further decline Is generally expected but II seems
Of 30 for prime crude and - to 80 cents for prime
yellow is booming REASONABLE and that any further de.
t.e crush Of oil rpa.e atossner our expectations
appear REASONABLE YET other prodcts arr also reaching
reasonable basis a, we'll due to thf IndspositiOn Of
hsnd.tO-'nouth policy in their purchase
pEoyIsIoNs-It was a quc, but steady market in
hog products tho opening there seeming 10 DE as
hour, the FRIDAY and SATURDAY More long
stun began 10 however, shortly after II o'clock
and prices broke. with active trading particularly In
pork The market rallied later however and was >fender
In tone. The arrivals Of hogs w"rr liberal ana the
predictions that the movement VIII assume
quite large proportions from row on until the mr.; OF
the year. The liquidation In the provision market con.
nued until nearly the close when there was some I'M
provcment covering by traders and on buying for 4
reaction. The close was nervous howevor with the
fcelins still unseted nv the liquidation cf the mss
sssi m H. s ga
Al N. .xt,a iyne ala xOdNI4 so BFEF-Steadv,
Quotations: Family SIP 5oasi1 mess ~ soass packet,
fi2dsl3: Indie. tlsds23 BEEF mAMs-
MARKET steady: sl625 CHICAGO hams q; VIZ
IrSsED s1g. ssos 7aa3fsT M leSn
-Pcked shoulders. steady. with oboing sales quoted
dGLc; hams about steady quoted Mt .? d?%c picklcd
bellies fairly active and c1sv: 12t quoted at s'?doc
IAN she: ION 9Lc..... LARDMarket weaker: West
refined Tor Continent 9.l0c. and South America. sGoc
In options November closed at 3 COO nominal January
s sac bid: February. bid; Nav. s.0ec bid. Sales
800 ties January at 7.o5asc.
RICE-was in fair jobbine demand with price,
we quote Common ordinary. .cd3c low % fair
81 d32c good prime. ~ d4'c choc" n fancy. -.
2,aoLc Patna 4',di7sc. and in bond. 3d3+c; Japan.
4da&c.
SUGAR-RAw-was dull and nominally unchanged.
We quote Centrifugal pc test 3i.c muscoyado 80 test.
os,c nolasses sugar. S? test Pic. fondon-Dull.
little dong Java at los Cd and fal, rshnns at
month 12s cd: next month. rs Cd EEFINED.The
crushed with No ~ ice lower No H. 1l0c lower. and
her UNCHANGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

METALs-IRON-The Pittsburg iron market. according
demand dufna s @ees for ss:s%er steel
billet. and slabs. Quite number Of sales have been re-,
before. Quite large steel sold the bas:
ts pe Sas ad % IL S tSa,
Of tons s IF pig But s S sSd on ss
hardly be used as ea-. 81 Coo values The price
sod on this basis The market for finished material
quite dun but enough buslae.s keep. coming
they running short time Scrap Iron Is ALSO dull
$40 Dsrehb 1rsis S'TS qa
SPOT 9o5 bid Ncysmber es5 De,'mes5 o and san,Ey
Ss%oer and s f'''9
Mass's I'D Se SsSs But bid
the Metal as fGSw ,Sv & 90
IT,. o,; Ss a g as rs .ro ,% Pct,
ss TN " The United D. kHedS% for the s months
1 Pssn,s s s a, sGSs g.
ssS rs as + e., r q" Ess E1d ps aa
ply Ne"Sssa1' 1 %esS:es n, and ma MIA
nominal. Of Old i'''' crop ''Isl a'v'; % "''v
old crop
uss ordinary, l2alic common 1Saioe fair, is1ao,
Brine good Ss So ss,
:ssy but e Sm ssdse
NAVAL STORES quiet s%. steady and 18th, the
ss%sns io.s SSi: s.r' i.!si bill: w. quote;
spirits turpeDiinc zoe ~ Southern bbs and 5oiac In
machnemade bbls. Rosn-Common strained Al 30 ;
good strsrcd. 81 2oia T. al 20, 81 s2aa g =, 90
$50; W w 81 S5asi 40; TAR. q b. W h. 80 o b. ~.
81 CO.
OEAN fHElGHTs-B"rh room, OWING - tho snail
supply is nrld al very full rates especially for carly
shipments with Increasing amount OF tnnnace offered
In sne way o. charter business is quiet with The market
ehaue essr Ior cotton and grain. Petroleum frcrhts
arc hegiectea ana weak Engagements: 10 Dundee. 2
oaqy ers 20 70 Liverpool 900 bales cotton 1l84d
500 bales cotton 'sd London 600 Seeks nour, la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York November 20, 1888
COTTON-The market for cotton opened with the tone
steady the first call anywhere from I'M
changed 10 i points higher There was furtler i'm;
couple of points after which an lnterVa
Of pronounced weakness set in Long cotton came out
result the unusual and protracted oecnhe.
Under this pressure market broke 10 70 II points
from the top January selling from 194 TO ~. AFTER
this there sharp rally covering IN part by sue
cessruI local shorts assisted by more courageous IN
yesanen buying than has been seen here for some e
past and the market closed with the loss reduced 10
10 points net tone. The early weakness was
cline OF 2G4 3-64d Liverpool with sales OF Spot
cotton 5000 bales in that market and privaie
edyIccs saving the weakness In England was que
to the large at the ports and at the INFERIOR
in this country The movement for this week Is etmaec
at 600 bales for the ports against 2S50OO bales coz
responding week last year Tae interior novcnent -
estimated AZ us 600 bales against 81 600 oses
corresponding week last year. Sales up TO ~ m m
Guiding calls 1880 bales % ses op s TO-
morrow estimated at from ls 900 TO 2oooS naes
AGAINST 20 600 bales last year At Houston Memphhs
Houston receives only 1000 bales aesinst IL 900 pale:
last year and Memphis about 200 bales more than last
wear The feeling Change at the close or business
was less beash than It has been for some tins pact
Recent heavy liquidation has deprived the market or az
fmportant pressure but IL remains dcult 70 interest,"
seen how Liverpool will interpret the conduct OF our
i'm The Liverpool market shows more commence ~, IS
arnectcs that American snnners will In somewhat
active competition they have for so long time hcid
on and are known TO be carrying small supply
oneninr range and close today and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston, Nov 9O.-Markets steady. e., = mn
Buffalo Nov. 2O.-Spring wheat hrmer. sales; 9.o'
Northern spot sS,c; 1900 bush do. esi2c: 1900 bush
DO csc 400 bush do old SsltaSssS SgS 9nsn y;
bush do. - 7isc: 5000 bush do 6ilzc; 300 bush do
64s,c Winter wheat dull, lower: No RED, Sz,ac'
demand fair, closing inside prices. Sales q cars No
yellow, exc store cars. No yellow h,suEtIc
track: 1900 bush. No 2. NAG42c store; IL cars, 10
g. iOis1i0a.c track oats frmer Sales cars 30
white. Srsc cars No mixeI 5ls.c traG Iki sY
in good demand steady, fancy Western, 6ea %
dull lower; No ?. sic asne-. store. Flour quiet
easy: best spring. NGA IL: winter straight. - -yI
81 RYE flour 81 2Ous3 49, Min feed, firm, un-
changed Canal freghts. season practically over
wheat. 5isc barley. ii2c to New-lork
Chicago. Nov. 20.-rhe leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

lS' s d. q Do a. % 60 9hs :ssfS
at n ca ah 80 g stas nas. u al
st. q = 50 Fac iss;f g g So 3 o. ii
dana a. Ss H. a. = o. :" a 4 w S g.
% STATE sheep and I lambs 81 g d. o At g. a. e 81 j.
ern do 81 IL. at S3 a7'S; 90 Indiana dO' 100 ~ at
pc.esxa", %ss % ,sse as 8 8
e 20 O. "a d. az 50 Il al At q So %
ss Sheep 'Q KfS'"ss i%s
S. e. ia,
;;nF at y ,2 .ss = S RACE
! r. r!s",s: State hogs s'' No. at SO s'' 3
rough co siG # Il at 50 IS each hog a7o
n. at 20.
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
buffalo Nov. 2o-Cattle-Receipts last twenty
four hours $3.50 head for week thuS far 500
head for tine ssb last to wseN head ea
gne e 'hrSS a hea ar market opened fairly active and
70 higher closed annGn all s soa 0sst ssgGGt
sht b@tchers ., fat h s. s 7 aos;
efrs ssn Iast al hours 1900 head total
for week thus far 1880 head for same s,o time last
head consigned aas head @aTk eG
onened lover: closed steady; bulk sold; Workers,
3, ma 1, ca mostly S. 5N 50; mixed packers. s. 55n
s. co: medium and heavy. b as 80 mostly = 60:
ends sMs5 20: roughs, 81 5Oas So; stays. siaA 10.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts last twen8yodour hours.
II 200 head total for week thus far. s4o head; for
same time last week 1850 head; consigned through,
400 head 10 New-York. $500 mead on sale lbW
head; market opened steady. but slow: closed easy;
good to best lambs, 81 lOIsi 40 common to fair
fair %a sasa v 60; c"s n@sa Canada lambs Hsea
East Liberty Nov. co-Cattle- Receipts. 1876 Ioads
demand fair: market steady at last weeks prices.
prime oa % good 10 soGa 1css sssrs
s. S6Gs3 %: good fat cows and heifers 81 sMS 25
Hogs-Supply fair; As loads: do mand fair; market
very dull: prime Philadelphia - 5CmSo 6o heayy
Workers. IS 5OdS5 s.: roughs, sinS. Sheep-Suppy
light demand fair market STEADY uo "a, cmm go
warnings Hls2 Is; spring lambs. S1s4 ..,,
81 Louis Nov O.-Cattle-There was not Inuch
quality to-day In the tile that came m ana tne
rccents we're scarce. Everything sold well ~ last
weeks prices Prices steady at S-o 10 y" noes-
The hog market was just barely steady with the
close 81 saturday afternoon. The quality OF hogs
on hand was fair and the receipts were sm.; Hoou
10 choice hacking hogs were sold at "a on y 81 Sc
ect butchers s. 356s5 70; light to mixed pacKng,
81 S5GN TO- Pigs and inferior stun ~ up. oneep
There were but few sheep on the market to-"ay.
Fair grades 10 good sell steady at % for the top
I-nion Stock Yards Chicago, Nov @-Cattle-
r eceIrts 1000 head MARKET weak. common 70
,xtrN-teers 81 25GS 80; stockers and feeders ZSu
81 81 cows and bulls. 2onS ~; caves, s-ns. sv'
& 950s 60: choice assorted. $ 6OnS o. lignt ;, 500
s. Is: pigs 81 75q$5 80 Shesp-t' &c 'nts ~" neaa'
market weak: inferior to choice, NuS %; lambs.
s. 0n$t 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

New.YOrk net receipts 1928 bales gross, 1S ls9
bales sales as bales spnners 245 bales stock 1o lSa
a S@s af this he' bales Exports to-day
Great Britain 23z45 bales Continent G. I43 bales Con-
eoldated receipts far this week 109o2t bales
Exports: Great Britain 4s41o bales Frame. 1877
bales Continent T799 bales total. 195 balct; stock
io7444s bales. Liverpool cable-Spo cotton modera'e
demand freely met prices easier. sses soSS 200 bales bales
iSddnes 7-I6 Futures opened steady demand fair
RI ga 70 26 decline closed steady at 264 TO 364 net
decline January February 417b; February March. 4dsb
June.July aga TO 425 July August 426 TO 427 Nov
ber Az 41s; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 41G to Az; De-
CoFFEE-The market for coffee opened at an advance
6ret call amounting $50 bags and hing 10 800
bags by M including December at $50 January at
IL 30dl6 40 March 1850 1908 May 15.55a137O.
The improvement due to the better character Of the
foreign intelligence the Havre market in particular show
ing advance Of = TO 81. while London was higher on
i pfe lower. The from Brazil without i'm.
portAnt influence either way the other showing
10 Rio steady ut IL . 800. exchange 1OS0 The
market for closed barely STEADY and unchanged
20 points lower TO higher. Total sales u 800
baEs, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

U. Kingdom. Continent. Total. Changes.
c %n.' b. o1- 5000 10000 $4,000 Inc 81 ooS
And with visible compared with last week also
or gs;,qgs; yl. BE, ~, T rn . chaage.;
Receipts Of bradstuns at interior points In Thousands.
last three cphers 1000 omitted -four bbs grain bush as
follows: