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Middletown transcript., 1894-11-24
A Mothers, Meetinp.

A Mothers Meeting by appointment of
the W. G. I. o. will be held Friday. Novem-
ber 30th, at headquarters, beginning at 7.30
o'clock, p. m. A special invitation to every
mother of our town is cordially extended.
By order of the President of the W. C.T.U
Middletown transcript., 1894-11-24
Bayard ye1comed to Enpl.nd,

The Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, American
ambassador to Great Britain, and Mrs. Bay-
ard, arrived at Southampton on the HaveI,
Tuesday, and were giver most hearty
welcome by the city officials.
Middletown transcript., 1894-11-24
CHt This Ont

Send your name and address to the pub
Usher, W. Jennings Demorest, 15lEast 14th
street, New York, with four cents (ether in
stamps or pennies) to pay for the packing,
mailing, etc., and mention that you are a
reader of The TRANSCRIPT and you will re-
ceive by return mail valuable work of
orr
Middletown transcript., 1894-11-24
Tbankspivine Day Parade.

The Masonic Order of Hamtown, wi /
have grand parade on Thanksgiving, fol-
lowed by Mass Meeting, supper and festi-
val, which promises to be great event
among the colored citizens of our town.
Middletown transcript., 1894-11-24
Foot Ball Craze
Harvard-Pennsylvan Game Thanks-
giving Day the Event of the
Sporting Season.

TIER the U. P's
victory over Primo
ton, popular sen Ii
ment seems to be
in favor of Penn
sylvania, and the
Harvard Pennsyl-
vania game to be
played on Thanks
giving day bids fair
to he the most i'm
Middletown transcript., 1894-11-24
Deputy Sheriff.

Sheriff Gillis, on Monday appointed his
son, Harry /. Gillis, deputy. Thomas
Gifin, who, has been chief deputy for all
the sheriffs for 40 years, will be retained.
Middletown transcript., 1894-11-24
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. DIR. Fenton, Of Palmyra, N. j., will
officiate at st. Anne's P. E. Church to-
morrow.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered in the Forest Presbyterian
Church on tomorrow Sunday morning.
The Methodist and Presby terian churches
will hold union Thanksgiving service on
Thursday next. November Goth, at II 80
o'clock. The service will be held in the
Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. N. M.
Browne, pastor Of the Methodist church,
will preach the sermon. The collection
will be for the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. All are cordially invited to
attend this service.
Middletown transcript., 1894-11-24
Trotters Buried

Trotters Buried
The hay LOTT foG
stable in Chester
ternoon under
Of corn in thn
known tot
Middletown transcript., 1894-11-24

Thoughts
The New England Feast National
Celebration - Some Things for
Which We are all
Thankful.

yO hundred an d
seventy-three years
since the frs t
Thanksgiving Day!
What a story of
faith, fortitude and
gratitude is reveal
ed in the record Of
those early days in
Puritan New Eng
land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

chicago Dec. - tspociaD Wheat to-day was un'N-
.teI,, nlin Il duh Th"r' we're no cables 4''
i.eius bong tor tire" DAYS. looked large -" cars III
tb. Nsrflve.t and iGi hnr" The incr"nse ~ the
,-ible supply. sgooo bushels Wa larger thAn eNpry
fittf M firm There WAS dftitif' 'N
I,nrtt-lt .stilc bushels. there TIE *
r.rfaf that wurids visible tomorrow would sh,"
cl,urc opened ~ The low point or thr
cav ami about thc top May 'r'ned q" ~ ''lN
.l l.. rrn ~ and ISL cents. and closed at "Ns cents
49,, .nai weak on large receipts ia9 for three
,,yq.- There was. however general incllnhtl"n !"
,,t,r shorts The cash demand better. particularly
Tor The grades. TIE December Aas spread mar n"an
Moderately Tho Signal Serrtc" projected heavy SHOWS
.t.r the " est Thursdis From the bottom corn al
yancod y cent and closed ~ the top Tn" estimate ioI
morrow corn shippers and receivers are
getting uish taking better demand ana smaller ar
,,,,ig oar. followed corn May opened ~ 3lA. toId
l.tw..n aIa. and 3i3 and closed at ~ - cents Iho'c
WAS "A fair cash demand. samples being up = cent
I,,Vigous decidedly weak. pork losing ~ GEMS
lard 10 cents. ribs II cents The close wa" almost ~
,t ttoui The selling by the manufacturers, swift
,'uinhy and. presumably. Armour conSlII.i aple W.
crease in stocks looked Tor January j. mere were
/" 600 hogs To-day: 300 csiim,t.d Tor THURSDAY
on the curb puts MAY wheat were ">'H cents ',is'
bS cents Puts May were isSs cents oalls 'o~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Dec 2G.-Cauc-Roceip;s last - hours. 1850
head: total week thus far $500 head for same
week. II. 100 head c1nslgn"i through 300
head; to New York go head. SALE" 90 head market
opened steady and firm ju20c advance. cary saies.
good steers H. .oGSs -. light lar SinSi 80,
late sale ard hcf.s 81 45ps3 %. market closed
nrm all sold Hcgseceips last - hour L. 100 head,
total week thus far g. 40 head. for time Lass
week. ~ $50 head: gncd through. GljO head: -
New-Yo. 5000 head: sale GOO head market opened
very slow tending lower. c'osed steady ~ 1dlOc de-
opening prices Tor light grades early saea.
yorkers 81 aOaS4 u. gh 10 GOOD 81 25Gsi 30; good
81 3jM$i 40: mediums - 4olSi 90 choice heavy
So rOughs. So JO1s3 a. S3nSJ ~ late s1e4
Workers. 81 - mixed packers 81 5000 40 sheep ana
ambsReceips last 81 hours 1000 head total FOR week
21OOD head. for time last week. i1.4'D
head; consigned through 600 head e. Ncw-York. LOO
head: SAFE q. 100 head. market opened strong for
good lambs: closed hrl for good grades; slow for
others: choice native lambs 81 tO0st 2p FAIR good.
81 o;aSs Is; fair TO good sheep s2gs2 50; nnc
81 c5a$2 Is: export sheep. So s56s4 q,
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. Dec 20 -'atfe-Kcccipts.
900 head. Market firm early. closing easy Common
TO extra steers $685. % stcckers and feeders $QSJ 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. Dcceniler 2G. ISL
coTTON-Our Gotten market opened wlih p'i.'s "a -
cauv unchanged compared with Satui"aH > '.,.'-
fr,,r.s although buyers had the turn IN 'n'H 49,
- tho ,nor;a became exceedingly quiet ana h-ir'-
,,,ns po,,ed to an unusually ouet uay. One or 'MS
WAL Street houses however. came .nio tht MANI 49,
son,s orders TO tuy and this quichened Inc Hdi"' 80
The way q. sales prices moved up uuIt- .'e -
,,o,,n noini about points above SATURN" li.'''
n~ices The course o. the market dhriHs me .,'
was eve tone al the CLOS" ''l''-
,oin;s The swing Of prices within range -. "
roin,s Tomorrow VIII be notice day mere "ec 80
OF January and MAY II ~ eNp"''r' 90 Nv"
40 600 laas Will com. into sight ms "t"h ~
,yaesi, int ior no, enen. shows receipts oi "VVV" M
bales the corr"spunctnG -! H"' - 90,
"a :. $50 bales in tlg Nrar OF 1891 4"
.rt,or closed t1-Ia, Oh account '' we
~, ia ,,ut busoass will resumed fo-rno'fu" ne
,hsenc. OF market news abroad had i"'Nrt l,"
nc s.ac on our rsrke,. Tnere re.y i1',4r MA 80.
making news at hand from an quai 'e anu l'' ~ "'
dovns sl'i1st entirely dC- - local 'hdS'>' '''
De somewhat Ns2s" ihah 'Npec-" "".
,~adc-s did not lay upon ms Mi "iN''S
that thee g. 4, s*t ,.'"i 90
80, hold h9ck ~ tho pait ~ MISSISSIPPI anu
section do not the can b. less t''n ','s
nslss ~ receipts the pOris To- no, wee IN P
sotV exceed $1,000 :;3Jup' Da-s me I~'"l''H
q. ALI -,ors last week "Ii.i> bales diH NiS' ~
c:j ~ bales New-Orleans 'NDcois u" it.'.' I''4n
30, ~ II bales tomorrow. against IA 10Y ud"s
last week ~ tales last year kecelps 81 iOis'1
70. v-n avs we're SO bales against lo"l4 bA'S ast
,o-dsy we're C.3 bales. against 4.o3 bales last week
10. ba year ,,- ,,,. 81.
opening range end close to-day and closing bias Inc
,,rsviols nil and follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

prices OF the day and Qhc net advance Inc export
inquiry was light until the close when there DE-
veioped Inquiry for No hard Manitoba ~hea,;
Shippers took loads private terms Inc very
strength Manitoba wheat in the Northwest II iepor,e
Manitoba miers due to actual scarcity he farmers
having really sold their entire supply Cash red wheat
closed at 62hc 5000 bush OF ungraded red sold al e
ccmber price delivered Later 1900 bush NO red sd
started off rather tone. but within few minutes
after opening there in some buying ofueIS Oh
which prices rallied .dXc The rally was encourased ~
storm West. which. II was expected would ,aeriay
midday. however. the large increase III ,hr
supply prices broke back 10 about the opening
figures. There "A sharp recovery later IN me cay.
with very good buyers. The rally seemed 10 Re
due to covering on expectation 81 lighter receipts al
though actual arrivals Of oarots al chicago inns
been heavy The grading has been poor: pui
q good Of will dry ou' suricieniiy TO
grade little while and considerable Is BEN
bought and sold again for May delivery The close was
old No . sold 5ic elevator, 5000 bush new a3tc
delivered l2OO0 bush out inspection No at ''ta1i.c
afoa for export: CARROTS II No : AZ isc elevator;
yellow. 5ii,c track and 1000 bush steamer
al 49c elevator and 300 bush nj SOC delivered
OATS-Thee quite good trade in oats WIN rflres
showing quite little improvement the riarkrt ietSlnEE
hc due partially 10 the Improvement III corr
hut also expectation u lighter arrivals ana ancp
Of better demand for cash property. Whl.h III par,
ma oriazed to-day there being good trad" IN Spot
with prices higher. There GOOD deal 81 switching.
The visible supply showed small decreass sales oi
cash cats l5jOo) bush. as follows 'D"" nush 40
bus. NJ 3Sc. and CJ0oo bush track white at
$40 90 BARLEY dull; quoted al 0}'7H0'c
for No Milwaukee,; 62@6ic for uneraded western
SEEDS-Market dui,; clover quoted NJ NpS' 49, ana
timothy. 81 90GsG 40. UCKWiiEAT-M easy;
sales japanese Sc closing al "'N39c silver null
W. give FOR comparison closing prices 81 the pre-
vIous day and for the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

cows and bulls 81 2sass 30; calvss 5000 weak
Uapvy 81 2Sast IS; common choice mixed - l on
s. Sc choice assorted 81 2Ods4 30 light ~ 'oaS ~ :"
ngs 50 25lS3 Sheep-Receipts 200 heado Mirk S
pTm and higher Inferior choice. 81 Jods3 'o lambs
- Louis Dec 26-Cattle-Recepts. 1249 head M saa
sst active 0r ahs ,5 Texas steers ST. Hoss-Receipts
sG1. Market active and strong rrlGes s ss az
msa 20 sheef-Rcceipts l052 head Market active ana
prices 5Gi5c higher Native mixed. " oo0>" io' sou'"
west mixed 81 5O lambs 81 -. ,,, ,,.,
East Liberty. Dec ccattle-Rseipts light ae ga
si X rough fat 81 G5QS3 l0 fair light steers 50 900
s.; a.: light stocters. 81 G5dS3 10 Hoss-Receips iau
f1,nnnd fair: market steady heavy phadephas - %
si 80: medium Phadelphias 81 40a 90 bet ao'heIs
81 anlf - n, common Yo-kers ~ -orff 20 pics
fnGst -. roughs s20si SheepSuppy light; demand
lrh, market slow and unchanged extra s5GS3 20 spou
G., :oaSg 20: fair G5si 30; ycarngs. ~ wd?3; pest
lambs S. sOd$i: common fair lambs, S2ns' ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


nrrvrs- Receipt - cav. rr ~ h., ., e'rs cone
signed a.r.' ans - ,'r or . ,, = ear. yers -, a..
- az s,' vr r.si, D.. ~ .ic n,r.,, ,o r..r The
adyices firm caelso oaa.ei ".h '.r iisai w
adrance q loai'. 30 god cattle 'n. Id I'D "r 70
S Si ompu. '',-ci ea an upesa ,rnI,e - s
n ,e M' ena ,,as AZ seoaS y ua. a. ,oss. -
cows 900 s. =" and g. th~ hcaI - $780, 'a.
ordaary Z. s qna, o'''4r 'ar eiai.. ani es'r, ae
7i.as.c per d. and American ~''"r~ ''ii'nr ~ 100
cs'i,aai"a afs'-sd "esh -i' 49, ..-.. ,.n,
tie H,rlin ioco quaFcf- ter b. .a.'' ,nl
Tnarsday 'lr-e, ic ra',ir q, Goia,'a' c' n'.i
far Senusra.ehna sasie-s,a- a'l i0" -t''p i.,,
Wc.i Inai, ne Trinidad. 90 ..'i- a'- 70 sheep " Der
'' SIT m,rees.a. g., o.. .'e- i3'i ~ ..,'.
II a, s. * a. it,o Il, s. Is a. so l7,9 r.
= s'+o g.. l"5 r. a, 4" iL - -. d" ~ ~ ~
"a, o. ici T. a. = ~. H. ~ s. - H. - i.is H.
e. - = a@ ~; ~ 1853, a. Il 10 s. sss. l. j. o -,
10 ~ n Z, 81 ioDN 3D. BAIL. li'' IT, D." . -. a'.
s,air 50 one steers. 'a e. Pc, ct s. 80. - =, d,
100 rs a. s. J.. u rs,- ~ ~ 90 ~ ~ - ,,a
its a, s. 10. - % 49, l~. Of - ,,o.uA
~. iG- At - 10. 1850 iD 81 - - oxen 1863
IS sherman cal,e: .e,ea 1000 a.. q 3 3;
Hum ., Mq i; ca,. s, . =, q, '.S''' per head
Iiailsnh-ck & Il..iis. III 80 al so per head
ig.d a O." bulls IL h. ~ s. - 100 10
Min cows RECEIPTS -. he,d II wti,a lsl trai
n si>ilc'h-s, Ih" -1pg 'T1"..S, .t ,-,". o.,.
was rather IN 'fr"s. - ih. d'r."l ana ', Et|
'asic' ~i'f slot" i''d' an' a. nli'irl i,l ' .,i
inferior 10 choice COWS "'ll'H 10" '"' 80 F.'l '
&2puti3 r.r mead. james Smi'h sold - fnht' ".
.25aS4@ - '.rH. =. mccall" j" COWS - H'i'>'' l".
head. Hallannfck H'lls - COWS 40 N'-N". 'l''"'
a Mullen. ~ f-ff@' 90
CALVES Ftec-pts. f|' i'an ~ Which sos h''r 30 .Ai"
Demand far and prices rated ''ni. ' "'''i'i WV
clearance ~ the lfrs t f"ie'niNI. Ii'i. 'i'''' '
croc" tra!A so.d ~ N"nf0 i' ''' ', '-'i a. ~
common. 81 - 80. N"ti"i. 'f4 '-. "l 800 DO
dressed calves steady 900 'fl"H i'' '.'"i., ''-"'
veas sai2c tor etg dressed .4''-e f'r hu" calves.
ana 4'.n..,c fir dressed 'el 'alv-t .
Sale Hume A Mullen .'..r ~ 10 average. ~ =
nor 100 ~ - do ~ ~, 90 = =. - d. .' n d. = '
:, lo ~ ~, az 20. du. JOS 49, 90 80 - w ei TOO
,,lr,. ST I, % 80
Irld s. letlf 100 %. 20 = 10 3d. rs I'D UT
s. ~ . do 10 af 50 -. itrn'afd calves ~ h ~
s, 40
sanders. . ,.a. i3 H.. nf 81 81. Do. - 10. al
e., 4, pm. .fr No. 81 - -
ti.ui4. 80 Western 20 H. at
e, AZ / veal 10 49, 90 s.
81 Iiuanb,sl. = t.fls $50 No. ~ g. do FL 10. 81
e. a
SHEEP AEp LANES Receipts. go cars ~ - nom
fur .flrf al /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec -CottonIioiday Net and gross re-
cepts .G2D bales exports TO Great Brltrn Quo baeH
sales II bales all spinners. stock. 300 no bales
Norfolk Dee 26-'oton steady; mddlnE "'sc' low
mddng li-l6c. good ordinary. lltc; net ana gross
rrceptr 200 bales exports coastwise 800 bales. sales
o:a, bales. stock. Ti.323 bales.
Savannah Dee. 20 Cotton quiet middling. il6c low
miding 49,; good ordinary. ldc; net and gross
3OJ bales. 10 Great Britain 5000 bales
aswisc 4GSG bales sales. $50 bales; stock. ll.llS
bales
sc mkiIing Lice. low middl!ng, 1915. good ordi-
and receipts. Jlof bales exports
H. the Continent lO2s bales. sales G.I50 bales stock.
s3 o4 bales weekly movement al thirteen leading
interior towns issued nv the NewOrleans Cotton In
change. Port receipts io3Sl bales. against JS5sJ bales
lat YEAR shipments sl.2o bales against o.o'3 pales
last year stock 4,pC3 bales against 3s4GsJ bales last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
.snge. End close to-day. and closing bids the

steady At 20 points ad'ance 'onpar"d
with Saturday. closing price Tran der notices deem
her .,45 January $50 To-days sales. 5000 bales Ne"
Yoin net rsceips lj2J bales. gross. 5000 ha:es 'oni-
bales: Great Britain 4l3i bales; France -"
bales; 524 bales. sales 2Sl bales; fpiefs
bales ll9 s23 bales. The net pc:i receipts Mon
s3 bales. tuesday. i3%S 10 les. making Tor
the da:s lsl.T45 bales Total net port receipts
today 25617 bales ths week. .Ol -. Dalcs
Exports today: Britain 26s1 bales France. $40
bales: Continent Thus FAR this week. Great
Britain 7..G3 bales France 3lOoI bales Continent
SO bales stock l26.: SO bales. New York sai.s
today last night Officially reported; For cor
sumption 2y bales. total 5l bales
spot cotton dull: miding upands ill6c. midding gun
l5-6c which H. unchanged compared with saturday
closing.
closed December 81 and January |.
COFFEE-The movement the local Exchange was
unmportani Early trading on the "a. Was a. com
pie;e standsiil with quotations - 20 10 points higher
The pit deserted thereafter ard no attention was
paid market until late in thc afternoon. when
few parcels Of March July December and January wcfe
sod. Al Hamburg the eXchafgc stu cos'd ana J."
advices received from That city. RIO market 9ulei
1000 refs for No g. exchange 10 1915. w" days
receipts. 5000 bags; stock 100000 bags Santos mar
quiet 340o reis receipts Tor two days. 22JWp
bags: stock. $4,000 bags. Cleared from santos the
steamer Maskeyne with 2l.OD bags. A slight decline
was reported Havre in the Final prices we're
as follows December 80. - francs January 500 Feb
rusry. $3.50: March. 81. April. ST
Contracts closed iu. al ~ points advance. sses
Wei bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

and while seemed to warrant 1s,s i sse AGS S
ing IF the nnw SP grads take s
than wanted for immedaas nse great bulk Of
ceps more or less and 0 especially the
os ,hat show old iavo dragged prices ", We
quote crs2nery STAT and 10y arss 2oas2c do
fourhs thirds l5alac do held ia2oc; sa'e a@ r
Saisc diaries cntirc fancy isc; 90 S'cc sncsod
rs ladi1e STATE dairy rns Is"y ub S 20 onr,S, %
thirds loq2c imitation GreamTsTy %G Scl G'ins
iiii@ii4c: do held tubs ioalac. .,,.
cHE;sE-Abou two-thds Of the receipts 50 fer ms MS
stock in this 5iae IS pretty wei io% ~ ,b i, a
lion particularly full cream coored. Trace Is s'i,
yrr n ann n i" we o not thu new year Liverpool cable
i Iy We Cco 212' sancy per IT. He 10 Whit" ancy io
Ic. do good choice 100 lo'c % common 10 fair wa
I,sc do good cnoce. io'a@iic' 60 COMMON to ia,t
iaae a7'.e: fun Skins. 2n2r; Pennsyi'"n" skins "a
pec,ei and shipments in tanst rather moro m
gai, rboiiac osifin To- take me stoc. ahead of
immediate wants ami prizes havc mac turner ,
DIV higher Lmod a shade hrm"r "" quote l'-.ey; per
$50: s",b,n io 2cisa2i,c: ro1rseraior fail packed.
iGq i9c do early packed. Ia lGc do inferior per case
FRI FRi2s FEESH Appca quc 6a .upPiy
and an otarc. ,eaG n Ssar' 5 'oI nF' f, NJ
snoc: Applcs Grecni9s per DID, ia c 81 81 .s y,
grapes. rer small basket ~ c'an'errl'' '". -,
sa 90 oranees Florio PER TX ;ase q sap.. f-i s.
al f ir ssnf b .nb Is6t 1adng iodsy in Ill Il
domestic dried fruits iat tnel" was nothing N me stu
ton a ,ecmei TO- Trant any sh.nge ss 'n a.
quoted EvapTa,c. .p'es a"'G 80. rN' mn c,-1n f.
good j. aGc' SUMMARIZED. 5'.acc. hops i42r Core
dried G@iC,sr. chcff-s ~ as'-c. purs. STATE Gq6'
pssls @icc to 'iao aai
moSnrewers are rcyns good deal 81 s' ,e n
oiura hut % -
do much new bnsno1. ana ' tone 81 INC " i
per H. ial2c. do god 70 prime, Haln do common !"
'P6I'fTriyN About 20 carloads arrived TO-DAY:
Demand or a kinds q wssh9s fo'e , Ta g yl ,r
s to ,r@ gfSS m no w. aHoe: Fus per H. 9Sc
,,ctens f,l57c" Old rosters san: TURKEYS 7Dsc.
ducks duel PEI pair ig s. GER" S aaan; IT, u ,o cr
Rcd Chrsimas IN nfs' hands wa. not y'rL hrs W.
cate petty fu supplies in Trade is far bn Mt
active ami prices little easier range though a. IT,
S SgSi' Tuilc,s ace iancy oaie Do STATE I,nnsy
eaoic d. ir,-pc.ed % d. 20 far ,gN'sc chick,
s sn. 4sef do 90 w' g' Se o% E
seN. ioc do siae ana acnns' ana, r.so
n nsS'y i iSsia n, do Wciicin ' ,Gioc
, GA SaIs r5u. are in sa supply but S less
wnd ducks shade sasi.r IN thc H;En p y,' G 6,ii
peg doz 81 ;oase English suipe S2ps? =" golden p2,::,
s. 'cp>3 p"rrlse. scr 81 4s w. srs scgsi g.
Maars az. 4 r, o Tn, '''i soc "j as @b. aoa
nay AID STRAW. Mafto, agil W ,qng,,c- a.. M' ~
shipping. 5oa53c. oiov"r m'e' go" Clover ''''
roTATor!s HND vEGI-rA rl-Es sane cail f-om 'hc
FORMER oao, ,,on ;wee, p,a,s lai nna barely sieads
ara yellow onions lui southern 'pn'' n'",. t'.I.i'
49, u iu'ruiar quality, ana 80 si,'', u - '"l,t
10 Ma,nc. ros :. do "l'' ''' " 60, IA
81 .'fF- VIC ~. ..,'. 1.ir.i,,I .str,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

light market slow aad unchanged eHtr - ei
lambs Sc soG$i: common fair lambs. S2as3 10
THE STATE or TRADE.
a.. H n : Pc; S. e"5 E:':Ts .s?;: ! s.
ter wheat patent s: eJp$i Ia spring do; - 60 IT,
g :' rt .i e'2c' a J@aaeFy :tc $a
~ r-ale sG jas. stoc iocs9lo bg.n; SALE o' 20
e W.. Conn ,qanag gy. l7.a,;c Nav ted samcr
mixed i69 iGis,: s9uHrn wh'', - 'ct zoo b,sh oats
s,~sd5' 10 : white wesern @s43> , 80 mixei so g
e STOCK s'G adoas S' 6ash la, seaay sood 70 e9oGe
9ny sasI;a H. Gg l :l$a' l '' Fbr gary Is Cd
cork Tor orders 81 ala2, - Januari' Cotton quiet
n,son Doc 2eFour dul and f'aure'Ss 9rn %,'
,;raiy: vest northern H'iqIi'.e Western "'4Si''
Erss quie'.
Chicago. Dec 2drac leading futures ranged as fol-
wheat. 70. .: Opening Hghc.t, Lowest ciosing'
ass % sag s ss.g:s &. ,,-.p :''
corn. =; 80
S:;.$s.f .,,'. e: t. .,.s I'll
oats 40 p oo,
G e: .,,p=#: #: Il: #;
5aasa ar '.. ' 81. g. Size g.. 81 5F$
H ,i 's''. Pc. ~ s5;: 81: ST.: s ss2:
M ,nae'ry ..::.::.::: S55::. Co., IS. s4'
cash euons wrFf ,s f Nv F gSns ~1 %hS a '%
cc: SO sfring wheat. 5'geoc by sa@ge: ~ REQ T,@
9 ~ III ~ g. BARLEY ;ia5S, 80 iassee s. ~
81 s. 70 PEc I o. sG ps1 100 'ip s. sass
ms s as oi H. s. os scal - side: 2'y ,c ~:
whk ss'ler nn,h,a Fe .,ssaa 2r ss :. PEI bb In
seed oil as quoted by ne national Sod on compani PAN,
raw &C. boc sc ." i ne f1,ra ereSrrer 70:
nf.ts. 2ia27c sc-onds oalsc Ess' were easy fresh
.'ock i3aISc per dozen.
cincinnati Dec % -Four steady ', !. @ sss 3S
%r,,r T1'3 q 80 g. Il, = 5 o I 81 8 .s a1 sdcs
81 aasi H. .pring patent - 300 - ~. sprnF fnez:
81 f- r. '2rns a'a s. , t''t s. e. cs: g. Go ;
s. ,,gse 70 wheat receipts Very liberal ana market
Ish, demand md prices steady market quiet. MAed
Mixed ' 'r,;F ~ 3:.. So mixed -. V6r 'r-cE
S..l f.',.1,. i,uand lish, No m'y.i. tpcS. ST.
d.. -9,.r si - =. . Tl nd.. s.. Z la- nuy
III =. ,a s, .,~,a, , t 50 - i,-, ni,i tr.'
MN. Bacon quite ani easy. -. sho"ll'fs "''' .o. ,
tr r.n ,les g.. 'o' v . ,ii.,ii.r. m,
.,.. s ~''s , On '"'. . ~ (, - we Il, b''s.
MaTe Del 20 Ms 'a, 'p,"ci III. az i,5 NJ . ara
t."'' 49,. ia l''. '' gl, \, = 53aia Ga,s
ta-'irt s. i in ,,.,c ipisu.or corn easy 80 . N
ra,.. 49, Flour atl mii,un, iuii hD, h.t ar pre-,
aal sri 20 Ma, I's.m- afi s; - cash and $50 May
Mnne,l i,e ee IT, d. .nna ,r , Thea, va" n st
, N "i.u, ..c fron sun. a., Ma, cised saturday "a,
a''sc "icn'a a. ''s ,''l' ,o .rc ys. i,. ~.
..l 'ol ,hie ,ters was a. suspicion iha, ms might
D.. .ffIf frla had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
"wU,rs SaUcE roR TIE GOOSE -"
From The Chicago Post.

prom
The worm has turned. Woman no .onger has Il
monopolv Of bightel affections The following
shows that man can do something In that line:
,effer3ou Ohio Oct. Miss Grace Green. a
pretty young woman living In Kingsville. has been
sued by an cx-lover Clayton c. Ryan. who de-
rnnnds s2O11 damages because OF Miss Green
alleged refusal to marry him. He says also that
she declines TO return presents worth S2O TINS
IL The first OF the kind In this portion of the
State.
Man appears 10 be more modest in such mat
ters than woman has been but that IL because
he has not that confidence that experience alone
can give In time. doubtless. he Will be able to
put his damages 10000 $4,000 with the same
ease that a woman can do It, Only inexpcricncc can
account for the absurd.y low figure that q" given
In this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, December &c. 1894.
DEANS AND PEAS-Thcre s stiil "A lack Of interest
on the par Of all classes trade and the market has
very dull look Current receipts light, however. and
there seems to disposition carry stock along at
about present prices until the new year opens The
Belgrava dischargng her cargo but ihere is
very little OF stock into consumptive channels
We quote: Beans. domestic marrow per bush - o9
DO white Kidney 81 81 do red kdnsg 81 $685. DO turtle
fornia e sO0s2 co. DO foreign pea q soSti 60 90 for,
bags 81; do Scotch. 81 O7l1Q$1 TO- .
EjTTEK-The wants Of the trade quite small.