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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

Common S0c Building 85d9no state: eoc for Com
mon, Building. LAtb-sl 401sl 40 per NJ Lumber.
spruoe $40 b0dSl 70 for Random possibly sll ~
for choice lengths in small cargo. and sl ISasIZ %
India shipping Boards, sl99S20 for Sonth American
do sl3d$I5 for Box boards, Sl6asl7 for 90 vide and
sound, and Timber TO order at Ss $500 per eoW fine
Random cargOcs about SlSdS per ordered cargoes so
1914 do; Flooring Boards S20dS2l do and Dry DO
S2OdS23 at the South S4 1918 6Op MI Hewn
Timber 81 JOasl4 Nails quite dull at 81 2GS2 10 ior lod
20 cd.
CANDLEs-In iobbiug sale tor holiday styles
CHICCORY-Quiet; English, csc. German 4'4c Gola.
COAL-BuyeFs holding Of In anticipation OF lower
prices the combination from the present outlook mol Otlk
Liverpool Camel Sl2Gsl3 do Gas do - b1 New
castle do COing, IS 1884 English steam SidS4 70 fIO
vIncal, S4dSf 80; Pennsylvania and Nestmoreand Gas
g. 90; West Ynsiuia 9 80 Cumberland BrGadt"P anu
COCOAst wanted but the light sup y checks business
Guayquil, 27c Caracas. 2Sc; MaraCaibO. 30 1850.
COFFEE-The statistical position oil Brazil CoeS ls e ol'
lows Of Rio in rst handsAt Galveston l63oo as
at New Orleans 49, 1853 bags Mobile 5OOU bags az "a
1000 bags at Baltimore 55u04 bags ana AT Roy"
York, 1891 bags Total l70745 bags. stock IN srCgDg
hands in Baltimore 70 632 bags ana az NSH1 OIA' o.
bags total lO334g bags grand total "a O97 bags Ahot
and loading United states TO November o. o5oV DhsS
purchased for United STATES December tGOOO SahtO
$4,000 bags total visible suppy 625O4I Days @
New.YOrk 81 28S bags total 44,763 bags no a.h anu
nominal sales here out OF town. Mia quo'. 'i
naly unchanged; 275 bags Mexican scld, private ris
Quotations. MaIacaibO, l3l2al6 20 laguayIa, IL 10
SaysniiIa lS Costa Rca, l5q 0c 81 Domingo" l2g
l3c Rio, ORDINARY liall4e.: falr, ,I4c NOO'
IA Prime, l5l4Gl5c SSntoS ran 70 I9 9
remain quite firm, though Hoops in better supply
CURDAGE-Quiet, unchanged. m, -
COTTON-SpOt cotton dun, unChanged sales 3S3 baies
1882 evening" for home cOnsumDt ON 400 bales de ee
4C g4 Tina day 1886 last year since September
T. 2U5J27S bale g. against 10 t214 same ptllpd lSif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH R,per. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TUESDAY, Dec. 10. 1873.

AsHEsrn small sale yet STEADY; Pots. 4%S4''c; Pearls
BEEswAx-Upchanged with late sales Of 1000 ID West
ern and southern 26l901Tc.
BROOM CORN-Steady. generally qUtot We quote ::
ChOico Green Huri 60StC; Medium Hur 3052ci Medium
Green ea0ec. apd Red, 5tubby and Crooked, &C.
ABUlLDlNG MATERIALs-HricKs, under some pressure
without qgetaole changes Iath higher firm. stocks being
reduced ana demands ta The Lumber market B quiet at
the mOment only jobong parcels being taken stocks
however are not eurdensone and steady We quote
prGks Pale 81 25dS2 % HaTds CpYers So rs aS4
HaVerstTaW Bay e. I240S4 DO; faVofte brands 81 rs
ass 10: Fronts CrOtOn Brown. 81. Dark Is. Red
So Philadelphia S29dS2a Trenton s240s29: Bait.
more, sS49s$si yard prices delivery Included, $40
ROsendae per bbl S0690c Portland Say0rs American,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
TIE nR1r1sH CORN TRADE.

Lo,UoS Doc 10 The Marx Laae EyDyes in its review Of
Biitit for the The weather
during pest has been dun cold and oggy but There
which enabled farmers TO
the recently submerged lend IN
thl mail u CJuntiea where me soil II STU unavoidable II
eee- Ikriy that smaller viii be devoted 10 Wheat
m frequency Of bad haryests and unfe
I've The Increased suppls AT me provincial
maTk,ts indicate anxiety e part OF farmers 70 mar
KIT thor Wheat IN conseqnen 81 the serious aRrcn.uIs
Is trade has become 20 great eN
by supplies Of foreign produce oEd
especially large visible supply IN America But on the
other hana the exporting poWe o. ino9 enormously re
n Of absolutely BiL while shipments
fg i,ussia are practically at an eud Tor the seBsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

LONDON Dec loIn its financial article me Times SAYS
sle failure II West Wales District
Bank Sas he eature the city to-day HoDday but fl had
been already freely czuyassed and tie bank
ar4Iy believed 10 IN hopeless condition that the actual
announcement sensation. The rates for discount
bs close the Bank OF Lnglands minimum
The banks minimum Is cent.
JoNDON. Doc lO-123O Ccusois 94S for money 04Ia
The account bonds and hall cents 1862
New hyes IOsl4 Raiway shares lsas 90 preferred
3lL Illinois Central, 7Si2 PENNSYLVANIA Ceniral ~ D.
LONDON Dec lO-l:3u mParis adylCes quote uFe per
csutreutes ~ 50 ceBume5 Cor the account
LONDON. Dec. 1912 T. m.-lllinOs Central. 10
LOND0G, Dec. 10 p. m.-Siver IS quoted al God.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

business of the gOdcsarng department OF G the
Intsd S6 COS 600 gold balances, S736,OOO; cur
ssnrv balances, 1924, 1874.
FSyeign exchange was strong and higher, Tor fea-
- aITaadv given Selling rates were on the basis
~ "a s9iS 81 S2s for sixty days bills and 81 S6@i
SHSI s7It for demand to the 6. We annex current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

METALS-IngOt Copper steady, quiet Lake, 1870 lead
firm sales, 100 Common D1meBtlc, 91d4c Refined
uuOted lin quiet rather Speer unchanged
I'm slow sale Plates ind the usual Jobbng outlet Pig
changed Rails quiet tho moment but firm. We quote
Common Domestic 4C CuTrcnCy SpoiteT, SIC,
rency Pig Iron Straits, l6dl6Ac English, l5gl6 4ci
Hauca lsa &C. gnd Tin PlgtssChaTcOa TIN, 50 1895;
~ 75 gold No. American Pig Iron, Sl6G$l7 30; NO. 2
siNdslB; Forge S4 6U6Sl6 5O EglinIOn tSeotchl 81
ColIneSs 500 So Ras-stee here 43 Old Fon' fls 300
FSForen quet at 80 SiOc for Porto Rico 2s0
82c for English Islands and 30a32o for Cuba 90 test New
Orleans moderately active steady Fair 10 Choice 2bGlOc
NAVAL SrORES-SpiTts Turpentthe remained lInl, ZSc
bid 29Lc aske1; sAe 40 bbs ct latter pce. Hoslns m
small and unmpOrtaDt sale unchanged common To o1d
Strained 81 35dsl 40. Tar quiet quoted 81 Sly flcn
oCEAN FREIGUTS-R Rates again irregular. and In
clinsd 10 weakness with movements very moderate in
gagements-LVerp0OL sail, ~ ba!es Cotton ygdi steam
10000 bush Grain parI 10 NIL, 6207d 100 bales COTTON
St,s; 100 tcs Beef. Ga 10000 bbs oysters, IS Cd 0oS
10 pkg Provisions through from Chicago BOe per lOO
M via SeW.York 62c Philadelphia, 6oc via Boston
900 Lard thfOugh from Cincinnati private terms SUO
london sail ions OF Cake por British bark $50 TONS
lsid on berth to-day steam. $50 bales HOPS d lVVO
boxes Cheese Glasgow, steam, 100 bhs PorE Js sd
300 bible flour, through. 3s Cd loo sacks DO lo Ss
cases Canned Goods Rotterdam steam, 100 boxes ia
con through Antwerp and HaVre sail bSOO pEgs Pro
sons Through December and January shipment Eos G2ISOd
GbfaltsF sail 90 hds Tobacco 3Ot 900 cases hened re
fr nm I3c gold Bremen sail 200 boxes Bacon Job; %
bhda Tbscco 35s; 40 toas Measurement Goods l7B Cd
OOD boxes Bacon 4,500 tee lard go market 2JO
inns DO so; 100 racks dO 2l5 200 hhda Tobacco 4IoO
1O nHgs Butter 26U; 90 bbs. Apples 81 90 tes Beef
ta00 sdes Leather 100 tons Measurements Goods, SV0
100 800 bales Cotton, sc CAartersNOrWeEnn bark 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
FTGFH


Receipts for the past week. B69 pSaE; previous week
22ui pE ps corresponding week last year, 2lJ1 Pkg
shipments week. 100 pigs same time list year
1865 Ukgs The market 0setcGed WIN second anu ihla
Ceamoficf both St4s ana Nc-tcfn, which are mol
NOV M AZ all. They freely offered ~ 2UB23e with no
buyers strictly line fresh goods hayo steady demand
2502Br STATE aud 2G02Ic for Western lot 81 -
tub. Of the latter sold at nc whlo 2oc Sas obtnn" IN
small 10 the grocery UAic. DAIRY Pals are ABOUT
Played out the iog which arriving re 80 poor that hN
figures good ontirc dairy sod 81 49,. Dut zoe
De cached for tine sell CtiOus There have been sphr
quite liberal r9nsactins Ia the lower grades ~ Western
Bu Exporters took load 81 Factory Tubs vi Uc
100 tubs Of solid JnuemaEe Dairy though OF stale favor 81
Fine 'Cmand 4c tlc market
Is well stocked with Common Grades, which move slowly
OnnIaIlOna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

Tho daily average receipts the week AZ tho various
points Of distribution were a. follows. Enc Raj way 90
uf % MIX. Harlem Railroad, 2OJu
"a. Now iaF,u IllToai $50 du Huu.Ou River railroad
an .p. d.n1 a.r aG 7t5 Of K aud - cans 81
nearby routes. 400 OF MIN by
$40 total $40 cans OF six 81 80 quarts each
which ur surplus has Teen sold on tho platform
tuns tue past averages 81 o. beginning az u 60
II advanced 80 The next day. % ~ on thg Oh ana
Gth. After remaining 81 81 20 Tor Three days
declined u e. the closing price Tie supply Just anout
Lh- demand. Which krep' Che market IN
good condition d leaves little nsud milk on the plat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
EILIl


Receipts for the week 81 boxes week
G7073 do cOrresOOndnE week last year 60 tps do TX
ports past week. do corresponding week last year.
4OsOl DO Liverpool cable tatipLs dull Gd
spending week last year Gas Exporters have bought
lightly past week and the market II anything saue
easier than this day week The home trade however
tribe betEer and has drawn stock "
Sharp Cheese. 90 boxes Of Sharp July make
sold today at &c. OF the grades,
Cudng Hard SKINS there has hssn no movement and
stOrk continues o accumulate. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
rIAINED.

sG9q So69 Tdnarg ~ MiddhnF "a
Futures less sc,ive closing points lower sales last
evening IA 7OO bales To-iay-First CaMarch. 92b AIr
q 7. lime July, go total 2lUO bales second
Cali-Ja 9O5 February OF June 90 total lJoo
bales Third Call-Drc"mAer, $50 January " POL FeI
Tuary Ql2; Mach 1928, 942 AIr $50 June s29 t"al
o December At SJUd4; do. L., SSS JAAu
aTy gOf al 0G; February. 9i3q9I5; March, 92i 1928
Ann = gjG9SS; MAY. g4Sa9j2 Jane 960R@62' August
III total "a COO bales grand TOTAL G5,6UO bales futures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
TRUlTs AVID BERRIRs-FRRsH.

FxDorts Of Apples 4O2 bbs stored lots Of Apples
badly holders show sEua VI uueasnes hongh
are IN willing 10 soil a present prices The market has been
moderately active unaer good export and fair c0nsumpNe
have begun 70 stock for be holidays there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
u,rANA MARKET.
nnMrsrIc MARKE1s.

u,y,y, Dee 10 spanish gold. col Ld2o2 EXCHANGES
nominal the United stats5 o. days Eou P'''i
short N IN do saYi2 premium. Sugars nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

Fcwls and chick
800 flH..ag -
nRFssED rouLrET


glipmruts OF pUtaiOts. Nl"1 b.!: Or bnonH 10 p,6N
mo took Of Irish Pnfiurs 4 large and Wh nv nolr
m demand and drpo .,1n On tHu patt 0i rec I'VE u"
lower sweets are ~ N.ht
r.rur except fncy stock. onions gre steady Win Just
about .uuuEh Hrlilug to meet al Hlil'e OtutE hI' VII
changed Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

strong feeling while prices held firmly. Oranges
irving quite last Savannah steamer had 800 bbls
and crates boadaRd when the quality good have free
sae az s667 per bb from 81 10 - per according
TO sire OF crate and quality OF the fruit Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
DRESSED MEATS.
Exports Of salt aud c

EXPORTS Of salt and Cure Bacon. 1853 boxes and 70
bid- beef 100 bD roTa, LlGl Ibis, co.. tcs ana -
lal bBls Lar $50 tcs. or Obs and 2o2l pkgs TAI
low 2Bn bo1e- ~ pkgs aud - tes Ihrre har been vy
rbt trade IN Of ueais Tor the two days, owing
10 .talIn Gather. and prices generally owcr The de
Increased not
lad LIBERAL receipts prices have
III. -.L-- ! L.L II L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

Receipts week: Beans l27 tbls Peas 1907 buth
Exports Beans Liza Dul,: Peas l9f2U bush The stock
OF irGium Beans quite large and. with light demand, mo
MAJ k- rules d. aUd lower; co about al that car Iot
viii BRING though few ticlly Choice might be lied out
a IucTp export orders ~ Importance
for Msrrows hence small trade at 81 20 for
Prime Haud-PiCkUd Red aud waite kiurcys are
not U.cniy and fTu At quotations. Black Beans
IN limited supply vel a demand Pea u, ara are dl
and IL muse exceptionally fine lot TO exceed 81 50 I;
Common grades have sale and DOT wanted
I've rather owing 10 q.ltc
liberal sales for export aud higher. Other kinds an
changed. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

fRUITs FRRRTEs AND NUTs-DRIRD.
Receipts OF Dried Fruit for the week 1872 pigs with 3765
psgs OF Peanuts Exports OF Dried Apple ga bbs There
seems 20 be effort foot the market for EvaDO
rated Apples by Offer goods from process Of evapora
ton at lower figures What the result ~ this movement will
be cannot safely be predicted nc this early date We bear OF
but little movement In kinds Of ued fruits except West
efn quarters loads sold 10 German shipper az
SIG there are other lots pretty fair Offering 2'c
Pluns are shade stronger sales having Deeu made at l5c
There is good demand for Hickory Nuts most
OF which from outside points, but the stock
continues very light ChesnutA have Onya small inquiry,
and that eYenslYa.Y n rnia uav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

Recepts for the past week 2917 bales shipments 2279
b1les. Choice and 'TIne Hops wel low grades
uncaled for and extremely dull Lon markets
signt inducements for Medium Hops. may open
through winch crowd out Surplus stock OF bese
grades Quotations:
state, choice 7S....l5 MA DO, PRIME TIA
state, good pr 80 OH Do poor good II -
fair 70. n Odds all growtLs. ......2
PURs
The season IA hardly O7cGed for anslctons though skins
In ready demand. few lots arriving and
placed at quotations The favorable
s a the Prices b. found who will take
ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

The receipts Io,Hy moderate AMI stock moves
fairly III uuptltIuus The not heavy ~uc, o. Dfrss"
p,ity m HE market. but the stormy weather prevented
Iuycr ne n crtirug around hence tnr NV Uhn did mako
regulated prices much % st tCr selves ~
r,yGr yer, CON sell should the weather tur On
col probably Do A. arp advance Cannot, no. A. tn
il otter, and rules shade hig especially short saddles
,fM luuegU. a e. Qu0'atlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

Receipts for the week 4,2l7 pkgs do last week 1929
pkgs; corresponding week last 3,249 pKgs. The
remains about steady, although the weather to-day
much trade Fancy marks Of fresh laid which are
nc dozen above but
orr CURES Tepfe the bulk Of trade Quotations:
penn. q n. ". d0z. rs 02b3 Canada, fresh.....24
Weatern. fresh. ~ 024a LINED stat. 10
no stale.... 20 122 Do, Western.......lO Gl6i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
1--we srncE NARKErs-RY rELEaRApH.

pl,rF,o. Dcc. lD.-CNrTLR-Rccepts to-day, 1913 head
total for week thus far 9 head against 2"I5 head
week increase Of 81 consigned tuOuGh, -
ears. market ,tah,hed; some sales at &c decline but
NOT enough 10 lusufy change IN quotations.
SIFFP NU LASlS-EeC,ipts today 20 head tota4 Tor
me wee thus r $50 head, against GJj head last week
.lrucd through market dnl and slow weather
" ru and sales u Fair 10 Good Western sheer q
Lambs - - - Canada Lambs - 30 ~ %
IrG.-R Receipts TO-DAY. 4O25 head total for the week
thus ftr ,3575 head, against 100 head a3t week con.
gr,i through ~ cara; demand for Workers Al - ~
az 70 duI ana demand ch for Heavy al - 0O9s2 40
for Br,t: Common an end lois ~ 2@1 - 80.
ENsr LIBERTY, Penn. Drr. lO-CArtE-R Receipts to-day,
7GU head, for sale supply good, nth an aNe mar
Prime, - as, cash Fair 10 Good,
: tuRs4 10 Common - 2Jd%i.
oGReCeIp to-day 40 headi foTkcrs = ID az 10
PLlIaiclphias. 81 500 - 30.
SUPP Receipts to-day, 1000 head fair demand selling,
dat oil sold.
ST IoUIs, l0.-HOGsHigher on hight receipts; Light
a. yp1 - A.: Packing ~ 600 81 10 Buth hers 81 IUG
~ 40 receipts $500 head. shipments, LOCO head.
CAtrlB-ShppnE grades weak but u few sales could DO
made N ntpy aashrrc Butchers Grades fairy active az
yrsteray, prices rccri M 1000 head shipments, 100 head
SIrPvIF frm and better Fair 10 Good Muous, - 40 %
81 ST Choice Fancy, 80 5OGSI 25 receipts 800 head
shipments, 800 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR I'VE WEEK ENDING DTC. 10. 1873.
rI,yprcssy for TIP y. y IEEi own Reporter

Expressly Tor y ). IEiE NJ Nv our own Eeporterl
CaJgrfi d. ec'tuEg.
IA freight aud other expenses eat
M poor ruu- Tut everything good uInrg tn atirl'e
look se,uIcs examination, and Oi"n makes sale vhti"
pAlta. sJy.l' appearance fails fltk securely,
ta muuJn viii mot allow the contents o change tboul
l- uIgufy OF dean diu straw with Marx plainly
v.i mint Cpat 's br-i4ud uH' contents on tr
box OF bgrTr sahp iLe amount also send letter % tf
sgr. ul,t s .rU the Turi, lime etc IN IN
voice or should also Doe nr"scd in barrel or box Always
stat The number ~ Pc secure for yourself lnpuA'
ton fu Gns oI put beet shape go that your marx - IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

LIVERPOOL Dec lO-l2.3O p. m.-Cotton heavy Mtdlng
100 -. ding 500 bales Tor sIecIator and export
Recepts 10000 0aea including 400 qales Ams1can Fg
Decembcr delivery 5d do December and January delivery
Milcn doiery 5ilsi deMaT'n aud Aprl delivery
delivery j7. do uIy August delivery j'sd Futures
IyERpooi. Dec lO-2 D. m-Upands Cotton. Low Md
ding cause New Crop shipped November sail 5ll5d; d.
iryElTUoI Dec 1880 D. In-Iur slIrs Co,on tonay
ncirded 100 bales American. Fuurrs-Uplands Low Nid
LIvEErooI- Dee 10 M cotton uiurrs heavy; pllnds
Ter ara Ja6asrydedycry 4assd; TO- Jannar February
delivery tisd do. Feoruagr ana March d-igeIy5lad do
ArGrsTh. Dec, IO.-cooa easy ,rdduug. Sc; Tow sid
cliug 72. Good Ordinary, 7'sc.i receipts lI4l Daes
E,finoaE Dec 10 Cotton dull MlddIlnG sac: Low Mid
Al baes exports cOastw!se, 20 OaIcs sales 10 bales
BosfdS Dec ocooD dull and nominal Maains DC
2IB 5ass gross oil bales. exports to Great Britain
cn1FLFsfos Dee 10 Coit"n steady; Mddng ss,c Low
5as Iports coastwise 20 sales 1900 bales stock,
tScllSSTi Dec Cotton quiet Mddng She Low Md
nents 10 20 bales: STOCK Q 9slr.
sac Low Kidding 77sc.; Good ordnsy I've. net re.
d tain s. ~, bales cuastwse 4o6 BALES saes SOil bales
'' = Hsini, De-, i6-Coiron- Moderate demand sldlue
sI-c re p'- &toS bales shipments 1893 bales sales
AZ, Low udiltbr 75c ,looG Ordinary Use recrins
1856 6a.cs exports 10 me Continent 100 bales: coast
g. b1l-- O.. 900 bales. stock 4J2Sl bales
NEWUuENSs. Dec. lp.-Couon We K AiddIug, S9sc
Low aIaIlug. SC. Good ordinary, I94C; net receipts
n 2 bales: gross I34iS bales exports 10 France, 4l75
bet... sIi,s 1000 bale. STOCK. 223ji7 bales
NORFOLK. Dee l0-,ottou Gnieti Mldling s"ct net re-
ccu aUJ Gales exports cOastwse $40 bales sales 800
PM tpYt piIiA pee 10 cotton quiet MddnQ 04c; Low
NidIgng o. G"Vl Ordinary. SIC. net receipts. l3J
bales gross. 80 bales sales, spnners 1874 bales soos
7.2u3 balr4 ,,.,r.- 90,
Law N.dt,ng ~IJc; Good Ordinary. ,Ast net rer.rls
1906 bales exports Great Britain,
1888 bales; u the Comment 1858
Iol.ss. sgIes 500 bales stock. 1881 bales
81 LOur. Dee iO.-CUttOn duh lower; Aiddiino, SSc;
low siIdIin. Good Ordinary, 7osc. receipts 1919
bae shipments 25l7 bales sales 37i bales stock. 3d. as
bales - . - -.-, ,,,,,.
a.. INV Mbitlug. Good Ordinary ", net
SOP bales; exports 10 the Continent l56o bales stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
miscellaneous.

EUR, SEAL SACQUES REDYED IN The
L best manner, darkest shade aud highest Hstre time.
ten days Also SaCqurS Tevugthrne With Seal otter or
Apply 80 IfOwari-st NewH1rE, or NJ 9s8 Do
abaye fUOkn or factory ~ ana t6 Stcuben Brook.
Ign. r. T. bCIGMI0as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
Busluess Chances.

A BOOKKEEPER with an experience OF
~ thirty years whoss present enlargement wan soon ek
pre- desires with some good house
spending clerk Satisfactory
given Address J. IL. kOSAEI y. o. Box $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
FrRoPrAN F1NAYCIAL MARKETs

Total since jan S2J6l 6J6 s277 944 52G5
Price OF gCld.......... 1877 lO3 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

since Jan j. ll6 SO 2OS 444lO75lO251 2oG543O2
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
specie from the port OF New-York to foreign ports
for the wecl. ending December TO- and since the b."
ginning Of the year:
For the week ...... Sc 6G254O SC js2.l97 SGIC8T02
Previously reported z49526 500 595747 1921 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

Total bush ~ 100 15s,465 9l,02 4s6o0ll5l5O
The receipts at Buffalo to-day reported as fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-26
DIGNITY ar DISCOUNT.
Purio welsh and nnynrd Taylor III Treated
by the french GoVcrnmeEt.


PARIS May The Ministers of the
United States TO- England aud Germany. Mr..
Welsh and Mr.. BnyHrl Taylor, were both in
town. our envoy here. Gov Nnycs. made nm
NJ ulieation In behalf oi his colleagues Of per-
hups. ! should say Informed the French Minis
that n place would ho assigned them with the
resident foreign diplomatists. for whom II spe-
cial tribune had been set apart. Not ut alt.
Gov. Noyrs received for answer that the plu'rs
and found that the diplomatic pen WIS already
~ full ~ n could Auli. There was room inr IN"
Second Secretary ~ Legation Of Chill. luf NO
room for the Minister Plenipotentaries ol the
United States.
i, was Tor some time doubtful whether Mr.
Welsh would receive an invitation even 10 Join
the Mnrshal'S party in the vc-tihule dhonneur.
or to make part ot his cuttvgr for tho procession
through the grounds. an honor which WAS not
thought too great Tor sto' brokers populations
or representatives, If the Chambers ~ Auction
GERS Tho hest that could hr done. or was done
at ilrst for Mr.. Welsh, WAS ~ award him yell
owstrlpcd ticket Of admission To- that iirst ioor
gallery which he would have shared with five
hear or see any part Of tho ceremony in the
Marshal tribune. shut IN. more over. from the
sight AMI company ~ al the royalties and other
celebrities 20 whom tho Duchess = tribune was
A file oftroops drove bnck the too oaccr sight
scers; there We're women among Them vino sui
frrcd more than the mon, and There J. a horrld
story. which may or may not %" true, that one
Manchester. received a blow in the stomach
from the butt end ~ French soldier nuskct
hear from Mr.. Taylor that he made his way
with ~ little dlh 'uny to the Porte l,app; that
the disorder and tunult were su' ms defy do-
scriptiOn: and that he was Obliged 10 return "a
his hotel on foot amid crush ~ people and
vehicles which made walking more Ginl .ult
and much more perllous than driving.
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white and variegated alabnster. dug from
neiRhboring quarriee. Tho foundations alone
wore left, and'a few years ago the place was
tumulus into which the Arabs dug for treasure.
The wady had washed away tho northern wall.
ments Of columns. bases, and cnpinls. NIL Of
alabaster and cut in the. simplest and purest
styIe Of Greek art Can this be n vestgc OF that
Inflated oxpcdition in which Elius 0allus wns
foiled by the traitor NabathRsus?
This closed tho expedition. The pnrty re.
turned TO Sucz and arrived in Cairo the 2lst OF
April They received n most courteous well
como from his Highness the Khedive. Specl,
mems VI their ores Will be sent to Paris and
London the rest will be analysed in Cairo by q
local commission. white the curiosities oil all
kinds will be exhibited first in Cairo and then
sent to the Paris Exhibition.