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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETTunpIAN MARK FRA

r,vrRpoot Dec 23-POrk-Eastern dun at -: Western
All ~ 40 Hacop-C cumberland cat dull at 25Gd; shor
Rb dull at % Long Clear dull at 70, eoort Ciea
Anil AZ Of Cd Hams-tOng cut dull at 33i. Shoulder
dull .iIs Bsef-Indla Mes. dull at ~ new Extra Me-.
s,esJy AZ o.. Erimo Ness dun at III, LArdPnme West
err dall AT 81 I'd Talow-Pnme CITY dull at SO I'D. Tur
nentlne Spirits dull at ~ BosinCommon steady at I'd
Etns nu al 10 Choice duh 9t 40 Lard
oil duh At 35i. Flour-EItra state dun at - "hss-
10 - snr.ug market bare Nc . Spring dull ~ h
Winter New Western steady At Sew southern steady ~
ed duh % So; MIX e.
,aaSy M "a Cotton seed Oil-Ysov American. steady
a, Resin Common London. dull at 49d Iurpeutne
snn. AZ LONDON steady at ID Receipts OF heat for the
past week Atlantic pOrts 81 900 qrs from racine ports
2,O ara, from other $3.50 Corn 3OOOO drs
yvrP0oi nee 23-I23O D. m-BacoD. 233d per ost fol
Long clear Middles ard 4 Cd for short Clear middies
cheese "a Sd per cwt for the beat grades OF AmeIsaE
LONDON Dec 23-6 p m.-Cacnla ilnseed ioSu'@fo pei
ar Spirits OF Turpentine 2O6d d2Dvi per CH, IN ~
BKsuES Dee 23-Lard closed at 81 marks per llV 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
IN STORE IN NETWORK AND BROOKLYN WAREHOUSES;.

Total Grain bush 207 l0l6162 7574.547 97ia9O6
HAY AND sTRAw-ln bitter demand; receipts less
liberal; ali prices sustained
HIDEs-Qaiel unchanged; no sales. ,.,,.n, from
EhSans Having snbsiaed durHs the holidays prices
sMoiA ssFs-Quiet upchan ged ; New-Orleans 25a3sc.
NAyAL II 6 Is@as c qu s I
e9m9s oTS S and Fitch Unchanged Gaet
b5: Eo.a "a ssS ' 0p sD' TufDoHns
cn:: 81 NC a fS
S$%s again rather limited
Liverpool steam ooobusb Gram 52d 6oOO boxes Checse
a27s Ga 100 tcs Bee b. 81 100 rases measa ement
gSS s Sa eco R4 S cd SS On' sans
bush % 5000 S0 pG 9S6es a?
ment goods 500; loo Flour hrou IN Sal 1000
Hun qH stss@ 56 sacss
sasSn as bush SH ops @
g s fRS o SS oa s s Sadi
Lard berth 70 HapSgrg rrGysons etc a.
Glasgow, senera current rates Charters Brti.h
1 itSSsp bark a. Ss Br.o cSaSns
l0d bark. TO Cardiff 00J qrs DO De iad Nor
sSn Ssa 2SHsa:sSR
's ss, c.. to- Of S oo Q d. quoted Is
british bark philadelphia Corr for Or eO00 ora
a Is s tasn Ssh
PS1G DO S s b Req Re ed 'f PSeuS M 3d. British ship
H e 10 ooS 800 O S a. Gn @
Ameso o m so% ,o
bark 500 TONS len Cape Town general cargo =; IRON
Orleans-Swodlsh bark Sc tons. 20 Rouen cotton c
grain lSc god per busG orwegan bark 400 tons To Cork
for Cotton SIS; another i73 tons 10 Bordeaux Go"
ion at sum Of % another 7lS 10 the Cont
sos tons same voyage cargo and
rate 1 .Sn Sg S9 g Goo Cotton
PETROLEC In small demand, nominally unchanged
Naphtha &C.; Crude bbs 7asdSc; Refined here S2o;
Clint noudcbush sales OF United Certificates Crude
Petroeum) 200 Obls here; $4,000 at on city highest
s sRenas 'i SS Ois per Sb lower
light EXPORT very MODESTO speculative trading At decline
January old, s5SH 10 February. g 7sSs7 g;
FeST@ ry - 4sSss 80: March IS Sass 90 BEEF
AND BEEF HAMS without important change. light demand
80 600 ID Picked Bellies 4o heavy hight AVERAGES
Middles shade easier very Quiet Western Long Clear 4c
City do, 4c short Cler 4te Long and Short Clear hsf
so boxes Clear Backs DRESSED HOGS In far
demand. prices firmly held; CITY, Heavy TO Light, go
70 lower. moderate business in SPOT lOts hight trade
options; sales. 6s5 heroes Prime steam. spot
GanHa SS V Closing 575c asked Soo ics fcO2asy
5s7 &c closing 5.s5c 800 ics April a9ae Second Call
ary March 6S5d5.S7 2c: April o.e0d592 ac
CITY steam lower fairly active ssies 200 tes 5I22G re
CHEESE and EGGS unchanged, quiet.
RICE-Quie, steady Carolina 6'1a7e Louisiana o'ie
sEEDs-GrAss Seed quiet, unchanged Western Clover
607c. Timothy 81 20 20 Flax quiet steady at 81 40
Calcutta LInseed quiet at ~ 90
Fair 10 Good Refuing: sales 200 hhds
fined unchanged demand FAIR Hards sun s'&@'tc stan
sTEARISE-U Unchanged sales, $4,000 CITY, part 0+c,
TALLoW~steady; saIes 90 900 H. 6ssa6iIisc
WHIsKEY-Scarcs nIHer sales % bbls, 81 10 30 bbls
Alcohol, - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO 23rhere were no Transactions reported on
has mr. ali day Prices nominaly unchanged
no receipt: q G 5sn are va. for shipment
Wheat 1900 5ussss 500 bushels. w,.,,
steady With fair demand Red Winter ssaoos No.
cGei rss1 sDrRf No da S Rsscs Sac
s,. ana es s,s sa.e si io Sa
a rsST1a &c. January s6l February isc hye
Ss and msT at t nhrsy s
sg Sssr g. ar s.rary 90 se q nd fcofay
but weak lower 6ioc cash and January M
Clear s9Sf sfa 20 sas ah saSS
Dressed Hogs aetivr hnt ow S me nrmer
ors %oSs esa
a6% wn TsT Ge e lsSs' da
at Sis32e good demand az fni p,ises S a. y %
fs Ss aaiS but SseT steam
ss s SS1 Neat SS s quiet
mn Axe clear sseS One o W doc trades ss
at E. OS H %ss Reserve
'Ss s s s. Cssg g TacFa
sossS 70 BGc6ers 81 75as. Sj Receipts l2SlO head
'haR %sHkF Dee qqo but steady wheat
Sp a. c No 90 saasc spot DEFENDERS sSe jam
s37c February No 49, Ssd Ng 10 "? ncmaey
SoSc oats quiet 30 l9'ic Rye steady NO l. ~ ~
a mSi, es. S%'ei Mess SO PORK da
Prime steam 545c. Live Hog qs ct end weak 81 .. oOe
m .pF friTa Dee 25~feteenm aomnaly UNCHANGED
Nexican ice: Java 90 2Bc. sugar steady al bedOc
Tor Fair 10 GOOD Redning Refined sugars unchanged Fonr
dun piices dGoopag Western super 81 5o Western aud
Pennsyvanla Extras lots e. 20 Minnesota Extra
Family Good 81 2G do Choice 81 90 do Very Fancy;
81 rs Pennsylvania do. do GOOD. 8! % DO Choice ana
Fancy, IS Winter Wheat Patents % oees.j spring
Wheat do s8 6Uds7. tlour quiet sales az ~ .SGS5
corn Meal reported paek Meal siopas2 10
rack ana In gran depot 81 Oj2as % Delaware do on
track 81 O6qd$l "a DO IN elevator ~ a
Western Red in elevator OIL O6lasl O6' western ME-
in an depot 81 OGsSi Corn steady Rejected 3gaile
steamer on track and depot Al Si2c New sail on
rack IsaIlc; Delaware Yellow SAL on track, 45.1c;
New SAN elevator 4aA9c od san 40 &
od yellow on track ia grain depot 4Sc Oats urn Mth
moderate equest; Black and Asht mixed zss2eci Fair
aud Good While, 304l0; Choice ana Eahsy $780, puh
changed Whisky steady Western, ~ os AZ the open
HnaniWbeai very dun prices steady; No. Red, Deem
Der 81 OG bid ~ o. asked January ~ 90 5ld: g.
demand prices shade easier Ne. sa Mixed r9d ~ Sse'
s3sc MD "a c asked January 4le bid A &C. asked Feb
rnnry "a sc bid 4ia asked Old spot aui December &c
nd isc assed dull 30 hid. 81 nc askfd Tor No.
Mite December 2sc bid 2De asked for mixed Deeenler.
81 LOUIS Dee. 23.-I1our quiet aud unchanged Wheat
inactive lower; No Red Fall. ele. cash elssoic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
HORSE MARKET,

Perhaps interesting event OF the week has been the
importing celebrate English racehOTse Great ON
For many years past the business Of importing English horses
country has been waning but recently the gloom
had settled American turf has gradually been Clsap
pearne the old spirit again asserting Itself among he
breeders this country when Great Tom was taken IRON
the steamer Hevea Tuesday morning after an un.
usually smooth passage the Atlantic there were MOI
few horsemen immediately Interested In HIM ana
special point stuy well the characeristcs OF
we'll known animal during the three days ne was kep ID
bOnned stable, Nos 593 and 800 GreeW en-
st. previous his being sent 10 his presenT owner Mt
w % Harding OF Nashville, Tenn or course no
was gifted with all the finer qualities m well well
bred horse and recommendation his owner cOu
wish for Is the fact that " all the best horse judges OF
tins city examined him carefully aud acknowledged MS
EQUALITY superiority thoroughbred race.
they eyer Mr. Harding paid SoO Tor Great
Tom IN Londo 500 less than his original cost
The difference being consequence Of large sDot on
the animal from which hair had been removed by
p0red blIstering" Exports include 20 fine Coach Horses
shipped by Isaac Dahman 20 ntweP by the steamer
erand The city kinds OF Horses has not chai geo.
and is sttIl dub ana discouragng few sales have been
made but At range Of prices as previously gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24

FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull and heavy
eTuOr demand limited j0bbng trade confined TO small
ces mediate sales 1000 bbs including 300
bbis City Mil Extra for West InJies "a $3.50 OF the
Winter wheat Extra 80 70 as4 45 29O0 MlDne.ots
Extra - G3sSl 70 200 bss Extra Miseo5ss sS sOesi
mon 20 far EKtra state SO 60dsS 90 Good 10 Fancy
a. Choice TO fancy do o. ss6 2b Common TO Good
Extra Round Hoop Ohio sS 606s4 Good 10 Choice DO.
81 OJ4sb C0mmon. So 60ds3 80: Rye
80 75dsI 10 Bakers Extra - eS4 70; Straight 81 600
as Patent s. 26aSS 81 Louis Common 20 Fair Extra
IS 6OaSS 80 Fair TO Good % 1884 % Good TO Choice
Family. "a 30as5 rs; Patent Winter Wheat Exrs
IS 759S8 closing dull heavy SOUTHERN FLOUR
declining moderate export limited local trade demand
800 bb Common 10 Choce Extra asa 30 Choice
10 Fancy including 1000 bbls for EXPORT 81 e50
As 10 -. RYE FLOUR dali sales. go bills Supernne
"a s51x3 ID. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR dull 81 650
81 S. CORN MEAL quiet; sales. 40 bDS western
90 2Odsl 60; Brandywine. quoted 81 S0es2 Is.
FOREIGN FRUIfS-By auction sales 200 bbs Almeria
Grape &C 75GS7 49, 1000 cases Valencia oranges 80 oOd
GRAIN-winter Red Wheat scarce and wanted, mainly
speculative about advance Other kinds
rather quiet and without decided change In price, export
mand night sales Z7loo0 BUSH including 2eOEO bush
9R0Sas i 099 eas spot Rfss,ssda spring c
81 0tsesi 05 No RED. 81 usesl c8s car lots 81 90
boat loads % gngrseea A,Hss. 81 olssi o. No Red
Il Ss Ss g. sssts wSs sTs d 30 Oo WIZ lie
ira White 81 1851 ilhi Amber Long Island. 81 OF;
NO Amber, December, 81 O4a9sl 90, closing siO4ss
9 BID k and ass s bs &c. Sssnus e. cS% q S
0s DO January 81 os9si o8L clcsns 81 ose sf o9,S
RYE dull No Western, ssS5sc; Stale s7asoc. car
bis and boat loads; salOs 1900 bush Ne Western e6sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24

In State bonds, large business was done in Lou
isiana consols at 71l2072la. Old North Carolinas
sold Mt 1Sl2.
done in Jersey Centrals, consols at 1913
S724,, and adjustment bonds at s2l4S
steady at 92l2. Elevated firsts strong at lO17s0
1O3ss ST. Paul sinking funds at 1O16s Canada
Southern gu aranteed frsts at rs, Missouri, Kansas
and Texas seconds At 16l9a162: and BURLINGTON
and Quincy consolidated Is at 117l2. Northwest
gold bonds were steady at 102ls0 1921; frstS Of
C., c. and l. G. selling at 5Sl2, seconds at H. and
Harlem fTsts at 1909.
The sales Of gold we're at 100Se4 1n0l04 and the
market was devoid of any special Interest On gold
loans rates were 161l2 per cent carving. Hat and
1Q1l2 borrowing. The Assists mt Treasurer
paid out 1856 900 in coin for interest and $40
700 in redemption of called bonds, The days busl-
ness of the gOd-cleanng department OF the Bank
of the State of New-York covered: Gold cleared,
$4,515OOO gold balances $4,000; currency
balances, $475,732.
Foreign exchange was affected by doarer money
in London where although tho Bank OF England
rate remains per cent, discount is above that rate
IN open market; say 5l2G6 ana Ta9 Per cent mas
been paid for advances securities. The nominal
rate for sixty days sterling remains 81 S3l2 that
for sight strong at 81 50. The current rates are as
c-Tt- - ha.,s Lilo prar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24

In the regular loan market, the range of rates for
.all loans was to per cent mercantile paper
was dull at 4l296 per cent, with little business
Zone below s. The following we're the rates OF ex-
change on New-York at the aforementioned cities
Charleston plentiful, buying sle discount, selling
par; New Orleans. commercial Aa6l6, bank lS
st. Louis, % cents premium Chicago weak, buy
ing Ito discount, selling 10 premium; Boston, 20
cents premium.
the United States Treasurer ct Washington To-
day received $4,000 National bank notes fol- re-
demptiOn. The custom receipts were S49O,OOO,
and the internal revenue receipts S23O,OOG. The
following is the Clearing House statement to-day
Currency exchanges, $s0,43S,403; currency bal
anees, 81, s95 593; gold exchanges, $l2O7O,3o6;
gold balances, S1,0S6.67S.
Money is reported very active on the London
Stock Exchange, and consols opened weak at 94llG
for money and at 945ls for the account, reactng s
at the close. United States bonds were lower
1868 at 1O4l4 5s at lOSos, new 4l2s at 1862,
and 10-40s at 109s4. In American securities. Ere
common was firmer at 10, aud preferred at 81 y
jersey Central stock strong at 81 and CONSOLE
dated bonds at 74l2; Pennsylvania closing at 81 .,
and Reading at 124; Illinois Central yielding to
20. In Paris, rentes opened at 1l2'SIi2. The sum
of q, 100 600 bullion went into the Bank of Eng
aud to-day, making total in four days Of 1,222.-
900.
Tba of ouv Grain at the pTincipal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES Quiet, steady.
CoFFEE-RiO higher but quiet the advance the tele
grams from Rio favorable: Ordinary Prime
goes IL ai9,tc, including Fair l4he; 1872 bags Glen
sold private terms stock here 1854 bags the
is due with $1,000 bags part for Baltimore;
Mild grades quiet, unchanged
IUisTON-SpOt Cotton quiet firm, unchanged: Good Ordi
nary Upands 8iso; Low Middlng DO, Size; Mdding DO
oisc; Gales Il75 1920 last evening", including
200 for export 3S for spinning; go for speculation de-
yered coo Receipts at the ports b5Z4
bales against 624o5 tns day last week $500 last year Fu
tures and time 10 70 II points lower
closing st decline Of TO points Saturday evening
is 100 bales To-day-First Cal-December, 9I2; Eco.
mary O37 March, 058 April 965 May 079 June 0.SS
August 1908 total 200 bales Second cs-JanaaT 1
MAY 9s3 QS3 June e.g5 July. 1905: toti 1000 bsss
Third Call-JAnuary el6 February, 9SZi March, 9iI
April 900; May 974 June, 9S6 total 200 bales Also
to-day December 9I2i January at 9Ie9y24 February
s32a9i2; March 9.47 956: Apu. 9.63eg.6y May. 975
a9sO: June, s.S9 9996 july 1904 August lQll total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER a. 1878

State, STE, $500 bush Canada, SIC. bond. BARLEY
ana BARLEY MALT quiet unchanged. PEAS quiet
steady ,CoRN-Mar favers buyers very moderate
export and home demand light business IN optons
sales $4,000 bush OptOus 49, 900 BUSH spot intending On
graded xed 46Lo49c No s. 43 c Steamer MiIed 4b'te;
No 2 46Lc store 474e ahoa: Western yellow, 7Ad
Round yellow. 61e White, 46c No White 45"c
New Yellow southern as 2a47c; steamer Mixed December.
A6Ac closing &c Bit ace asked d. January s6c clos
ing 4ic bid 40 c. asked do February. 4i2d44'c. No
December a. sa47 4e closing 47d4l4c; do January 476
47sc- closing 47sd47l4c; do February &C. rosing 46
G46c; New No December closing "A 047c; do January,
46ai64c :.oATs dull sales 44oOo bush ineiuding Re
jeeted se. No. 5, 29c.: No White 32 d35c. MANY
32sc No i. so nc; No White 344c Mixed Western 299
2c White 81 ASA c.; Mixed STATE 3Ol46 Otc White
d36c, ncudHg 5000 bush. No White, January ~
about FEED quiet about steady. BEANS dull,
without material CHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24

Receipts OF Hops, l2I0 bales There IL little more tone
the fact that exporters trying the
English with medium grades, AID have made some
Sallc Recei have thus been
enabledt of Of ther accumulated stock Brewers
buying sparngy OF the largest concerns are
runn mainly upon old Hops which they have hand ana
which will probably carry them until fsoruary Quotations
good pr 1910 al Do poor 10 good '77...3
state fair rs. Odds all growths .....S q d
PUBs AND SKINS.
Receipts OF all kind o. Furs ad skins are when
than 20 run the chances OF bster market in the future
especially IN demand aud remain firm at quota
tons The quotations below are for Prime skins only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec 29l29O Consols s4iIs for money; 9iSe
Enc RAILWAY shares To- do preferred 81 I'D: Illinois
trail 1874 Central "a Reading Railroad 1924
New. Jersey Central cOnBOls. "a o. -
LONDON. Dec E3-4 m.-CoDsols 94ss for money si7Is
for the account s. bonds Ten fortress l09 New hyes
lO8 Erie Railway i9s Illinois Central 10 Pans
quote ave renles az liz francs 81 centmes
LONDON. Dec. 2S-e p. Tine amount OF oulIon gone
LONDON, 23-Sver IL quoted az 80 esd per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24

The daily receipts for the week at the various
points OF distribution follows: Enc Railwny 90
cans OF Cream . 72g Mix Harlem Railroad 700
do; wIIayen Itairoad b25 do; Hudson RIVER aioad
Midland Railroad S5O cans Of MIX ana - n OF
cream nearby routes 500 cans Of MI by
boat 800 total S674 Of MilS OF 80 quarts each
The prce AZ which the has been sold the platform
during past week averaged 81 49, Begnuns 81 90 II
steadily declined the 2Oh when Al was the prevailing
price From that date until the there was no cha Re
The large all the different rOues but par icuaIy
ON tho perfect gut Ia the market aud be-
prices down TO low figure there have been
argr left daily. The market very mueh de-
pressed. and deal rs feel anything but buoyaut
DRESSED MEATS.
Exports OF salt aud cured: Bacon. 26Sl3 boxes Beef,
253 bbs PORK 2O30 bbls ,SS6 tc and rs half hb
Iari 1888 tos. bhls. and 6,2il pkgss Taow, lFt,
boxes LIS pERs 4S0 tea and b6 bbs Beef quiet and
UNCHANGED IN prces Calves are not IN very Oe suPpi
but are dull An kinds OF Dressed Hogs abundant hul
and lower supply pork endcrOns has fallen IN con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
CHRTsR.

Receipts OF Cheese a. 632 boxes; 2s2b3 boxes
Liverpool cable quotations dn at Abs Owing fact
thai the fancy Cheese becoming exhausted
holders talk much stronger than for several weeks past
boxes OF fine Cheese sold 10
lO is something peculiar about the sale which
was certainly above tho market There however,
September Cheeses selling NJ 92, with
others held high as Oc There vement in
mon grades quite amount OF 4c goods have
posed general market though quiet Is shade 1rmeT
Tor Fancy grades asd dull Medium Common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24


Iiya Poury IA still arriving freely and. with mod
crate ,0uy steady except tor Geese. which RUE
lower DR. ed TURKEYS scarce In good demand ana
higher Fowls on the market Duck,
arc In fair request steIy Geese will be In good dc
mand unt Alter ClrismaG when there VIII probably br
falling both In tho quantity arriving aDd rfcea oTon.e
paITEes ana prime al kinds Ot Ducks not plety
and nru M Quotations Cua Rabbits Common Ducks
too freely ofcfed dull and lower Nenlson Is arriving IN
large auancA although having fatr demand has te
,1tn nuota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
BUTTER.
lN.a..v..-..l

Receipts 2O,557 pkgs Shipments s6o7 pkss There q
fresh favored goods
State Western and as there limited supply q these
prices firm. In Common and Medium
grade. Is II ANYTHING heavier feeling. and the out
look coming weeks trade Is not encouraging Very
few Diaries enough reach top quotations. and
of Of Good at 5c Delaware Dairy Of pretty
quality sold that price to day Exporters are taxing
good Butter but as general Thing are unwilling 20
pay nigh prices as can be obtaned from the home ade
The quantity OF fine Western feameiy arriving Is
lively small considerably beow the demand. strictly
fine goods viii bring 2So with small lots Of Extra Fancy
Choice Rolls scarce and sell at l405c for the beat
marks while ordinary grades which are plenty are dull NJ
n l.lc niInfaf InnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24

BEEVESNnscsipts Yesterday ana today iso carloads
against e62 head Monday The arrivals past
5 les; aG last week and lTs" ssf S
stock during the week yer, T. O. Eannn SpI head Co
Si7 mead l. waIel 500 head Meyers Regenslen. 81
ks CO.. 9 head y2ssp Sr SST o sgsS G
the Road and failed TO reach the yards GeS,o
for time thinking tina. All the stock was in they Sond
Si u snst nsSS SaasS Z! s
fact few lots attn lacked BUYERS when the fresh stock
70 &C. per pound on early Y'p saie. and al The
@as. 'aa% .Sns cry had
Der Of buyers than customary, and stimulated the
a5 Medium Sps n ah aST% 6Ssr "r
10 Choice steers but closed rather weak With decline
on sale quality concerned with nuplber Fancy
nSST a. Dry ST cows on sn G snbs &
at 767se;. to dress a56 ~ and asg34e per ~ live
IS 5s II Medium to Good DO at "a 40 &C. 10 dress 66 n
FANCY do. n.Si &c, s. n Bulls are and tribe
e b. 81 do iid5 b. at al SIC. &c 81 do,
Gll's Brown sod; 20 Illinois Steers Gsas cwt at &c,
90 b. oS%e 81 b. 20 do l0ieli cwt. AT lO'ic 90 D. to
r whe ier sold 20 Illinois Steers. cwt. &c. 55 n, to
D WalIel sold for waIe: IS Illinois steers 1919 ~ at
TIC do 3 At Sue "a 90. $40 s. as sse
90 d29G a. sG and each 10 do 2So ~ at 6
h. at ole aud 81 Zach w. ''' ~ ~ ''' "', ,'''
st So saen is d. 400 oH b. At 1Sc oT sell
1888 n. OF e1c 10 do SIe NJ at 0lca and 81 each; 10
Uery Cary sold ls2 Mixed Western steers, al2 ewt.
at 7c., 81 n. 10 / c- 6s m
H. t. Buchsrd sold commission 10 Native steers l2jO
al46o h. a. ssd0slc, 90 70 80 do ], S25 800 10, at
OLc, 90 a, o 10 9c,,j7 T..
voge Regens,c,n IolS for Meyer Regensien AZ II,
~ do 2GO H. 0c pc do. $50 ~ az yi.c: DO. 4O5
d. g4c 20 do l4lO No. at lOc 80 do. 1850 n. at Zoe,
81 n. .
Halenbeck Davis sold on commission d3 state Bulls.
g3G b at - ~ per evil. .
C. Kahn sold or Kahn Co. 80 Kentucky steers, 12i2
70. at Lc 90 n 10 10 l2Ol Do at &c aud 81 eaen %
she do 1925 n. ut oc IL do 1887 H. gs,e Soc
7. C. Eastman reports; 2is Kentucky steers cwl' a,
ss.c, 90 do Ia cwt. ssa9e. ~ do ~ evil, At Bel lOS
do 7is owt, s vlac: al do, ent- nj osa9e: % do
oWL at 94dOi2c. 80 60 -
Coney MePherson sold ct Jersey 6ary for haynesi u
Ohio SteeIs 3SJ D. at SEC, SO n ~ do, l39l ~ al 5tc
Tor j. Pesrcs. Virginia Steers lizs u, 1T saci DO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-24
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dec. 23-l2:30 m.There is fair business
In Cotton az previous prices; Middng Uplands 6d Mid
ding Orleans Did: sales 5000 bales including 1000 bales
for speculation export There receipts today
Futures iJsd cheaper Upands Low Midlmg clause. De-
cember delivery also 5sd DO January and February
57,>d do March and Apr delivery 6sssd do, AprD anu
Nav delivery. 5ilgsi Futures row steady. = -. 49,
LIVERPOOL, Dec 23-S:30 B-The sales OF Cotton toNr
Included $3.50 bales Amercsn -. ,,..
LIVERPOOL. 23-b -COtton-Futures nat Uplands
clause December delivery 5go do December
ery Tasd also 5sisd do March and April delivery esgd
do. ADril aud May delivery, 55Sisd. 80 -,
BALrMoKE. Dec. 23.-Cotton nIm Middln9 S1s<se. Low
adding S'sssa" Good Ordinary SisdSiSs:; gross t.
Ss,ps 1853 bales exports coastwise 90 Aaes zeo
paes spinnors % pal.l stock ssSI oi. low Mid
ding S7,c; Good Orinafy 8i4c oct receins 6IZ oaes
26jObales exports TO Great Britain ls6 Daes so
1878 bales. =. .o,
CHAaLEsTos. Dec. 23-Cottou auet Mddling. 9hagssc.
MdtlinR. S9c. Good Ordinary, ssc pei recelpuss
1851 bales exports TO Great Britain, 2bO9 bales coast
GALVESTON Dec. 13-CottOn firm Mddlng, sc: Low
Middlne g. Good Ordinary, T9,c' net receipts b,Il3
bales; gross 1852 bales; exports eoastwise 3lz2 bales
sales 3 500 bales; stock. l13,O69 bales 49,
MoBILE Dec. 23.-CotOn quiet; Mdding, Sac. Low Mo,
ding Sc Ordinary 76sd7S4c; net receipts. 4oI3
bales exports CoastWlse 700 baes SAFES Vou Des
3d. $40 bales
SgwORLEASs Dec 23--COtton easy MiddlinG. &C.; Low
Middlng She; Good Ordinary, Ssc; net receipts 5llto
bales; gross 80 2S3 bales exports to France 1929 Oes
the Continent 2267 bales; sales, 5000 Dslesi stock'
3l5.333 bales ..,., q.
Low Mlddlng sl.c; Good Ordinary 7sc; net receipts
Dales gross 5,el2 balesi exports TO Great Britain
3434 bales cOaswse 3206 baes sales 1000 bales Stock
7S407 bales.