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The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1880-01-28
FRUIT TREES.

1 will sell Fruit Trees of the best quail
ity and first class varieties, suited 10 the
climate Of West Yirginis, up to the first
Of March, at Is per cent discount
Pruning, artistic gardening, laying and
figuring OF sod scientifically. Forty
years experience. A. G. SMITH,
2t Huntington, W. VS.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1880-01-28

A man called at Kirk'A Gallery the
ether day and sid: rDO you'Fasks
picturs at Eve eenbE' mo, cir" was
the rsplys "buI InakO them At fFOA Eve
TO fGy dollars" "Whswl yOa'H not the
maa rs lookin' for.H i@\'lN'TlrMl
Gen. Sam. F. Cary Of Ohio, called to
see US to-day. HsNWas on hm way to
Charlest to deliver series OF lectures.
That neat and desirable store room,
No. iii, Third Avenue, formerly oceu
pied BY Mrs. FhoS. F, Smith as Fur.
Dishing stsre for the ladies, is for rent.
Apply ts J. E. Wood. 5O-3W
Cash paid for Pets and Furs BY Ben
Wolf, Huntington, WA. y
Anthony Daniels, we'll known to our
citizens as one Of the best and most ex-
tensive gardeners ID this section, is now
offering our citizens q lot Of the choicest
flowers cultivated. Ho ari4
Cash paid for Tallow BY Ben Wolf
Huntington, ". Va de3y
Don't say snything more about stere-
cscops now. Kirk says if you buy 8
dozen fine vieWs of the Chez. &, OhioR
R. scenery he will give you one. If
Cash paid for, Dried Fruit BY Ben
Wolf Huntington, W. Va. de3y
Velvet frames for Is cents each at
Kinks gallery. tt
I'D. Walker win furnish the citizens
with choice, tender meats az cheap az
any meat wagon that comes to town. tt
Cash paid for Rags and Old Iron BY
Ben W oil, Huntington, W. Va. y
Mr.. A. II. Hill, Of, Decatur, Indiana,
is visiting bis daughter Mrs. J. K. Pig
man, in this city.
Cash paid for Wool, Ginseng and
Feathers by Ben Vol, Huntington, W
Va ''--, 49, y.
Kirk says it only costs 6 centsstO mad
enc dozen Stereoscopic Views for q
Christmas present. D.s :. Il
They do say that perfection has never
yet been attained by mortal man. But
that The nearest to 1t is the patent Dust
and Water PROOF Watch Case, wade OF
silver, and will fit any -American stem
wind movement 1t is made open face
and is just the thing for railroad meO,
river men, mill men, and all who have
to work in wet land dusty places. 1t is
considered by all to be the most perfect
watch case made. For sale and on ex-
hibition at the New Jewelry Store
no5I2t r. c. SHouP.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1880-01-28
NOTICE.

Cash paid for Wool, Eggs, Feathers,
Hides, Ginseng, Rags, Old Iron and
Dried Fruit. Cash, cash, cash for all
BEN. WOLF,
Fourth Avenue, bet. 10th and llth
streets. nooi om
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1880-01-28
All N, mechanics OF the city are busy

and the nights cool.
The additional ware room Of B. ".
Foster is rapidly approaching compile
ton. ., --.... :
The sick ones in the family Of John
T. Gibson are now considered out OF
danger, and are rapidly improving.
An order has been issued for the cor
StrucliOn Of the new steamer Fleetwood,
and she will be ready for the Fall trade.
Willis E. ParsonS returned to the. city
on Saturday, from an extended trip on
tAs line Of the Chss. 4 Ohio Railway,
ia the interest Of his hardware estab>
lishmsnk
T. 7. Moore, Esq., editor of the Iron
Age, published in Cincinnati, spent
day or two in this city, this week, with
his lamily. We were pleased 10 make
his acquaintance.
Now is 3 very good time to have the
dilapidaLed sidewalks OfOur city repaired,
AID we anxiousIy await the meeting OF
the Council On Monday next, to see
what they have TO say about it
Tenement houses are still in great de
Asnd il this city, and We cannot under
Staad Why some Of eur citizens, whS are
able, do not hare than srsctsd. 1t
would be good Investment.
MesSrA Smith & Elkins have Pur-
chased the confectionery establishment
Of H. o. 'Vis, on Third Avenue, and will
be pleased to furnish Cigars, Tobacco
Candies, 60, to all-yOung and old.
Our exchanges speak very cOmpli
msntarily Of the Adele Paine Conbins-
ton, who will give dramatic entertain
msnts at the Opera Hall on Friday and
Saturday nights Of this week Tickets
IS and so cents
G. A. Rhodes, a. will be seen by his
new advertisement, has materially re-
ducsd the price Of HE stock Of Boots and
Shoes, and guarantees general satisfac-
y ton. He has a fine stock to select from,
and it would net be amlss to call on
him before purchasing elsewhere
A.. L. Cridsr has commenced making
arrangements to erect brick building
on the lot adjoining the one new occu-
pied by him; and will also make some
Improvements in the rear of bis present
business house. 1t would be beneficial
to the city if we had few more men
among US like the Order brothers.
The Charleston Leader again puts in
an appearance among our exchanges,
with James G. Blaine for President and
E B. Washburn for Vice President at
the head of its columns. Mr. Freer re,
tires and Mr.. Cracraft takes editorial
control It has the true ring Of a Re-
publican paper, and proposes to be firm.
Such an organ is sure to make matters
lively in this District.
The political middle in Maine is about
ended, the Republicans having come cut
fret best in the sqSabbIs, but Thomas
Nsdiord is ahead of all opposition In
supplying his numerous customers with
stoves, huwAre and house furnishing
goods BE still has large stock or
hand, aud is continually adding thereto
Go and examine his gOodS and prices a
bis emporium On Third Avenue neal
- 4 II
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G. A. Rhodes, as will be seen by hii
new advertisement, has materially re-
ducsd the price Of HE stOck Of Boots and
Shoes, and guarantees general sstisfac-
ton. He has a fine stock to select from
and it would net be amlss to call or
him before purchasing elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

The dealing, IN Sta.e bonds were unimportInI
nendip- only sIna sales Of Allbama's. Class !.
IS and tennessee g., Old, al 80, and now at 4S40
10 Louisiana couso are quoted 52i2a 53h, North
Carolina Gs DID, 30 bid. AM Consol. dl,ed T. $50
-. and special taxes 5G5A. and Virginia O.,
lcierred. 15al7i2
The bnsiues. in CITY bank stocks covered: Man
haitian IA at 40 Fourth National 60 at 119,
nth American 20 al 81, aud American Exchange
pO) at 12+
Railroad bonds we're fairly active, and in some
instances important advances were recorded. Den
yer and Rio Giaule consols were specially con-
Fpicuou. because OF an advance from HIP 10
1143, and tle FIRST rose fir n 1l3 to 10. \ large
btsless was done N Erie seconds cpnsOls from 095s
M N 1OOIs and the- urded 3 rose from 80 o 80.
Nissouri Kansas aud Texas drst cousols were qlet
st1l48aII4. hat the second rose from u 10 70.
B sion. Hartford and Ere firsts were active, ana
rose from 45lo 70 46$i Rome Watertown and
D deusburg 6rs.s gained q per cent at 7oi2-
Chesappak aud ONO first. series B,wds firm al 7o0
78lo and the currency interest debt advanced froo
a7fo4s Metropolitan Elevated irsts rere steady
st 1861 lO5li. Ohio Central irsts rose to 10l and
neo,nes 10 5G3, Nrw-York. Pc usylvania and 10
lod Atlantic and Great Yves prn) ncomes sold Al 5S4
n JG5s6 1gIo Ia sas Pacific ConsOl. were dull at
1023,0 lO212 Denver. South Park and Pacific hrsts
rose to lO73t. and Texas and Pacihc 1Tsrs, no
Graude Divis on advanced irOm 9Gi2 10 97's
The Subj reasury to-day gained alO1,V11 on
balance made up by coin gain OF %3O4.o19 less
a currency loss OF $7S02. This makes the net gain
since last Friday 50. 756356. Tie far and genera
,ot. f,r none, was q DER cent but there e1 ugh
OF uncertainty ~ the situation 10 Induce some has,y
borrowers to nay an additional 1872 per cent per
lIen. The closing rate was per Geo : lpe changes
In the domestic exchanges on New YORK ar de-
rhne az Chicago 10 50025 cents discount ana AT
r SION 10 nar The Unit Sra,es Ire IA Wash
inpt,,I, to-day received $4,000 n National bank
notes Tor redemption. Toe customs receip were
S9iI 1s3 TIE following IS the Clearing House
s.teInent to-day: Exchanges. lJ7,S79.673;
balances. 81 035.957. Tee TRANSACTIONS at the
sub treasury covered Receipts. &S63,37O; ray
mems. 1865 292; currency balance, S3,J13,9oo;
,oln balance. SIS. 961,S7l.
The foreign exchanges are weak because oI press
The consolidated bon II of Derver AID RIO Orande
Railroad contributing about t2OOOOO 10 TO-DAY
,upply but The nom nal rates are unchanged as iCi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
S FROM SEWN ATLANTIC sEAPoRTs FOR TIE WEEK
- I :

d y ID - -I
4DE. 11e movemen is fair and iee9 ste4s iae ssies
o. Dry Bueaos AyT IRE - 3 l32 Dry ATss'
eora seconds, ~ PC. 1850 Concoria Hips 25c.: 100
sos "a 90 Dr. Tfu4iio SIC each; 90 Dry
5 aS $50 4 E pS ers VIZ Gs ava a private
terms 500 city >la shter. II al lae cash
hops stil quiet but more or les steady.
MOLA Es-New crop New Orleans frmer a. 35@52e. the
bills " 20 Is sod at i565Oe fore,n dull 'rd
RXVAL sTOREs-Rosins we're quiet hut steady, in view
Of lie export Interest now apareut slr~e1 10 ood StIane
southern ia yard and &c &c for obbins lots Tar anu Peh
OILS Prices steady though the NOV ment is still mod
6cEAN FEEIG aTs-A very quie, market was again re
ported but The ,na supplies 81 onnase lsa dsT ssr
IOOp 4Os 800 boxes Boon 35s 9i0s AgO0
20 5sss cot On through sa sd Oysters b. Cd Beet
2os a 35s London, steam, 5000 bash. Gram ~
Bacou, as; Cheese 45s 100 bblsi 81 Flour .n,:
MeSsurtment Goods 2Oa25s: GIssgow. STEM 1000 bbis
Flour through 35s., 90 27s 6d Bacon. 4Os
Cheese, 5os Bristol, steam. 500 bush Grain ID.
Melbourne SAL 81 pkgs TOoseeo A0S Business 10 a.
port for oTsr Grain private S terms
70 a. IS Sd to arrive AmsrGSh shs 70 Lona1n or
ana trieste as "a Sosweeia OaES to Go;Sen5rg
nent private terms America snip % the 1ited
kl1ga9 or 80 ,S 900 c,s 80 term va T terms
PET aeaned 10 London fully per
SSis the sIL aaoea at &c, G hs;.
6ts7lc.; Naphtha lo'.e. Refined IN ob!s here 9ae IN
g. 90 81 owes 9i4c closing 81 re- bid sales at
Provisions PoRk~Harket duI and entirely
ma pSr ord a. gs m' eaote aFs s@s 90
se3s ap2 %os s dsSaad at S aR
Extra I.dia less q qs2o; Faaiy Mess slsssl$ 2S;.
9sl CUT MEATS ~oaerseiy so.ive and s,eay
s 81 ei,ss DC 7SsSs$c srfed aa
s4es~4c.; smoked shsuldsrs &c MIDDLE quies Gus
steadily held Clear 72oe. short loAr I1c Long
boxes 7c eAr. G. FOR Long aud Short lear
DRESSED zoos asout &C; better, good d-ms1d CITY
decnno sal per 100 d. but eoss strong "n ABOUT &c
el tee on ssecye . iso c Prime
spot soc eosng 597 y: setlns gSs oh as an
500 3ce e eol 2s,enesG February
ea07 nc closing eo5s9o1 C. 100 tes Ma eh go
s25c closing y 100 sellers optlon six mmths
s90gs.gyc ciOslEg 81 aasg5c. lhr. Calls sy2@
FEBRUARY gOl Lae9 81 &c March 9l0oyl 5c Apnl 9l7L
2 & sslsTs opaea sI s mo"sh sss5 o.o ol
Zc 0nDeut.. E-Dui. unsettled snd over;
EtSs Poo TO choee Is a25c stat pals Tubs
Choice state weisn Tubs Poor 10 Choce lsa-6ci
CTe merry 70 e27c Wsster@ Dairy Poor Choice lGs25e
western Factory Poor to Ce9ee Sd-2e Western kolls
port caiey Menm crates a. unehsaged pricss sta~
FaS,oy :or 70 csss oo 90 csoes A sf%s %
Choices. lCc caeddAT Pour 70 Choee Osl2 20
b pfes ss e sS Pee SOC
s5c western. 2Gasie. Canada 260sOe' southern. 500
Sic LINED. n d2sc
RICA-~iniet and unchanged
s sEshsIs SEeasnsaa u &o1e eao.,c
suGARsa. anls' rrn and 1neaaTge6i Far 20 Good
slsaiy bui Cut Loaf Crushea and Powdered. s,c;
cubes sac cranaAtee 9s; saldAsd &C.. ton h
Extra &C" sisss4c,i Yellow do. 7seSc.' Yellow &C."
7ss7 &c; Yelo ..a. S 81 S6S N =, eas.e
90 a2ysa' ss 6 si or Sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
The following were the receipts and shipments al
and from Chicago ana Milwaukee to-day:


InvpoS Dec e2-l2:S0 D. m-Erie. 40 Pennsyivania Cen
frat AUanuc and Great western hrst moitRAko "'
Certificates. do. second, - q. 49,,
LONDON Dec. 22-i30 D. M tantfe ann 6rtat
Arsf rnerfTage ffustees certificates O. do setoul 81
Penpsvyana Central 60 Paris advees quote per lehs
r.ures "a francs 20 ccntlmes for the account -, -
LONDON Dec o. $3.50 D. IN India COuncll paA Wese
a,iot Ell tiay AZ decline of lad per rupee heanng - p
oS5,oS Dec g2-3.yO H. MI. bonds, four per cents
ll6 L. ioHr and haper cents. 1854; Atanuc ana Great
Wesa-n first moftacge tusters certhcaies 81 new
jersey Central Hoy Ere 40 90 second oosois
IO Neyy.Yors Central 1904 Reading - = Inc amount
af bni ion withdrawn from Bank OF England to-day Is
2A.UOp. ,,..- -. ,,,r.a mar
eenf renes 81 frances ID centimcs for the account
PARIS Dec 22-4:sOp m.-ExcnauEe on LOsdoh . H4hSs
ID esu.l fOIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY,

IN shares VI one hunIreddollars each.
This upanv Il bu dng VIII have iu readiness for the
coming summer season large -et Of steamboats, rs
pecay adapted the rements OF passengers Oh s
speed constructed the substantial manner noneom
bustlDle and numerous water.uglt compAr'"
which will reader incapable OF sinking Conr@s1eo
with the ordinary wooden steamboats, tey cannot ia u
command gthehy remunersve rates. the patronage Vi INC
great majority OF the travelling public
The Company entered into contracts extending over
Term OF years which e. has acquired te exclusive
night 20 convey passengers from New YORK and It's vicinity
10 the Iron Pie at Coney Isa1d and similar exclusive
ht 10 convey passengers Coney Island in connection
wi leading railroads T. that place IN view Oh 'he
vast pie who visit this famous sumner resor
1t evident line steamboats, possessing these eA
elusive privileges constructed IN sueh manner as 10 COMMAND
the highest degree public and unsled In re
spone To m urgent Dabc demand must at once prove very
prod able
The contracts entered into will insure TO this Com
pany ron business limited Ony oy LIS capacity
and are in letiOn with the Ere
and Pennsylvanil nallrOsd Onpanes uBoer wnch II Will
acquire, ia addition large and profitable e1eursioh ouS
ness The company viii extend ts operations as rapidly as
exensve and profitable connections can be c0nsan ted
puring the winner months the intention OF tne Com
panv TO utilize rus boas in waters, so far as they
can De probably employed.
The Comp IA organized under the laws OF New jersey
and subscribers viii incur no liability beyond me
onliyation Il, nay Inc amount OF subscriptions.
We recommend this investment r. one PROMISING large
returns I'D tiny tho attsnd and Commence ol 0He
careful investors
Each subscriber will for $1,000 Of stock a.
otted and PAD tor F1s Mortgage Bonds OF the Company
bearing interest az per the amount OF @2JO
The terms Of the sUbscript as follows;
10 per CeIt Oh Allotment
per cent EeDrgart =, 1851,
10 per cent arsn =, 81,
Al =, 1884,
L. cent May 2. 1901,
and the remainder OF not exceeding 10 per
cent on tveut, days previously given Receipts will
he eiven tor eae payment the Bonds and CERTIFICATES
CT stock upon the payment Of the hnal nsa
subscriptions viii received the Offices OF eth or Of
the undersigned from December IS inst, until January y
1851. $500 ..,-,, ,, D., ..
JAMESON, NTH & CUTTING, Il W al 81
SCOTT & LEANIEI - BhCAbsI
New. YORK. December ", 1889.
The Undersigned kholiers and Directors
OF the Iron Company fully concur in the above
statement cordially recommend tbs stock TO persons
seeking safe and profitable investment
GEORGE SCOTT Of scott & Leavtt
LEWIS NAY. OF May & King.
JAMES D. sMIrH. Of jameson smith Getting.
CT OSBORN. Of -. osborn & %.
WILLIAM j. HUTCHINSON, Of Kennedy Hutchinson
$50.
JOHN ROACH. OF John Roach & son
CT QUINCY Of william Heath & ..
v. T. CONNOR.
SAMUEL CARPENTER OF Pennsylvania Railroad Com
lGF HATCH.
}. * 'HoU5ToS president Pacific Mail steamship Com
pany.
H. q MIL bridgeport, Conn.
CHARLES Ii. CHAMP, Of Crrmp & Sons Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

BUFFALO De-. 22-CArTLF- Receipts today, 1900 head
t0tsi Tor ne thus i7Ou mead Tor the q
r re- 80 ID Lct ned tlro IN. ~ market
ssoug uighr receipts light sale. o. extra steers no
lua 70 - ChOic. -etr- - - % . - Nef1m Steers
a. Eva 4 So G0oi Butch r. st. o., - 5Oati .J
sHEEr kSD I,N1s-Eecrlpts TO-DAY, looi head terra Tor
the tails far 10000 head Tor time ast week.
COO head. ,0rsi.ueI through ears fairy
ard suaic only Oais ~ sheep sale. which
JrOIgnt - 4t1TI g. tlut a Lambs 81 81 80.
prs to-day. A. he'd total Tor TIE week TINS
90 iine at week, -, 600 mead
ms encf hroieh 81 Gem mi cd and prices shade
ilc-, " Good o. Cnoice az - a. d.
IIga. GiX.d - i5Ntt Co. GOOi NeMun - lO0s4 10 :
Chmos 5eagy 81 7O9s3 80 Choice Heavy - yOas5 best
s. LOIS. zee 22.-Hocs- Dan ana lover; Light 81
r. % Mixed racing, - aS4 So Butchers 90 Fncy
"a 3Jns4 receipts. $500 head shipment, 20 heal
CArrLE-tron- on CHI supply EXPORT steers f}Gf5 %
Gcod g. Choice, = ONSJ Lght 10 ar SASS 10 Good
Bate Stecrs. - FAR 10 Choice He1ers - 5O0
2 lair Choice Cows - J00S 70 -tOckers ald
ders unchanged receipts $50 head shipments iu mead
~HFVP-scarcr and vautei; Pair 10 Fancy. S3GSt p ;
fec,..fs go al -IlplIru :, 100 head.
CHICAGO. Dec. - upGs-keccpts. 45.oOl head snip
menle 21U haaU quality good market dun. weak and
Sc lower Mixed Packing. a EOGt4 b Light - ~ - %
some Extra Pig at 81 ~; Choice reavy, ~ 10 $50.
CArrLE-R-cl lps. 300 head shipments, 200 head ;
market fy active and rather HJme waver1ng IL
aucp4 Asary sport 10 20 II y % Good to
Cnoice shipping - 0US5 &c Common 10 Fair SOW - 90 q
GOOD TO hYce active SUOS5 40: Butchers steers,
Stoczers active at s. 1udS5 40 calves per
SnfEr- Keceips lsCO head shipment, SO head; Good
strOGg Common o Ne luh dull st - - 81 20
Choice - - US5 % Very Choice - 5OGs5 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

In London British consols were steady at 9sSl6
for money and 99lli6 Tor account. Chited states
we're l. higher at 116l2. American railways were
higher all around, but toe mOst conspicuous al
va,ees were ia Enc to 49as Atlanilc ana Great
Western firsts 20 81 and SECONDS 10 04e anu he-
&c IN 1734 lndla Council bills were al Cited at
lime of lied per rupee. The Bank OF England lost
coo OO0 buIIiou on balance WITHDRAWN TOT Shipment
:" Tenaja Ia PARIS French per cents sold at
81 TOl7S4 rs against S4.72l2 yes erday, sleht e1-
chang Oh London declining W <o''o Ai"nos " '"o
~'ybe Governors of the Stock Exchange have ad-
ro,tted 10 dealings az the Board S4oVo'Ooo
Chicaoo ID vision mortgage per cent bonds Oh TIE
Wabash ST. Louis and faclhc hano s;a l n;
Seemed by First Mortgage on me chicago DIVE
SION from Efiu CHAM and Altamoni, III, 10 Chica10'
Ia 90 miles, road comp eCed. Dated july J. 1ooO;
,,;,,cnal due July IS, 1910. No. to 4,5OO' caen
81 900. Ito. 30 ,,,, ,vara sold ut the
Exchange SslleSroon 90,
AZ shares Coz tpensal Insurance COMPANY az
90 shares Mercantile are INSURANCE Oe"1Psng .
lS5 sss,es Harlem LIGHT COMPANY 10
j. trookgn AcAd.Hy =. "a = ast River Ral
eaa Colapsni u al ~ y ispnpsny MORTGAGE
Der cent Dond February. 1853 coupon Oh "a %
Tho to,Iov,ng "a the comparative statement o. th
business of tho New-York, Lake En- ana we''ef"
RaiToad Company for the month OF OCTOBER
-. s, ls1s 81 is $50 Inc slge2lg
Wsst.5 s5esnse' 7i5sas $4,000 Inc i7o7s2
a.. .,e,pls OF fioar AMI grain AZ the principal
Atlantic ports this 22I day OF Docenoel "o'o
.,.,,. ... si :s. oss' f rsa s7to isSls
x,.. iss4oo 80 SOC $500 $500 s si9a
6 }ss Susn -. $3.50 go So sS9 500
Eve. eusn ,: --...-.....: 2ssoS -. 80; s:oo
RsEai |'>S~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

SOC Frkins 2Id2Cc Extra 2ta2oc. 10
Good ~ Choice. I,a23c RJls duil; PeD1syVahi. 'Nlr
gI p &c. Western Reserve Fxt A. q d2ic Eggs seAc
ami ire ynIir PennsYlylna asgioc. western 5y1 -
Lined u p quiet bur firm New-feiS r.
Fui i2sfr. do Faii Z" .'oua y
coffee qupt md a. changed Surr-haws arm a. 49, sc
Tor Tsfe 10 Coo Refining MuscOyadOes Rem ei sugars I
Cut Loaf crushed Powdered lOlset Gfanua'ed 80
Mould A ac landlrf ytc ~ccds-l OVti sle ~ ~
74-c: 1tnOthy ami Fl I, n0mnl Feed quiet anu mn
changed Petroleum nominal Whisksy actVe' "ss'eiA
81 ~. A,a yvnoa,
NJ Red Fai. gG SIC cash gf a5e ~ gah1aIy 90
n 81 UIa February. 81 dsl Oih aarch No no. o,4@
glc. No 40 = -. hig er closing MN - % a.
81 c cash g7lc Decrmber 81 o9e January Sge 90.
February 30 1sHiOc. March 4usic a nj Iats ~ ~
a q cash 3Ia8f 4c January 3fSt0yi sc M ~. ~
az 81 l. Pork 10 yer SO 30 Ell cash ana Dec
ST. ~ January Lard aulet At S36ae35c Buk Me~ uni
All nom al Bacon dali and uuch tnRcd Hrcripr
5000 bbis: Wheat UOU bush Com, 5tuV oasi Snts'
Go0O bush: Ryr iOOl bush. Barey i2OpO ou,h 9.ip,
ent.-Flonr 5000 blls Wheat 1000 Dnsh'' Coih' ''V
bush: Rye, 10 o bush - , ~, ,,,.,,.n .cor
March =: April ~ ta-s Aay. 81 10. Corn dulli 10
May 4A9,c O8s du and nominal Cover seed dust an
unchanged. iIrrsB1i Hogs quiet and Uncnange A. ,ne
heat DALI. No Red December held ~ "Jc ~
bad; sa.a January 81 February. OS1ai MAc II Va
Recenrs Wheat q 90 bush; 1900 lsi oats
bu.h. smpmcHtsw heat LOCO eush Corr" l''OO" O1'N'
Wu51NGrcS y c. Dee 22-spirfts OF Turpenine hrin a.
42c: t.osin firm 81 40 Tor strained 81 oV 1uVt
Sfriined. Tar stea " Al 40 Crude IurDcntne hrmi
~ for Hart yellow Dip Virgin Corn seAAy
Prime White, 81 2c Mixed, 0j &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

Lrv,ooi- Dec 22l2;so ucoton dun M sf sll s
npf as dSo bales ior Receipt
. 100 bales inc ufns l3go 9ales an Anisrcth
January February delivery 6iild do Aarcn ara Ag
s as 3ae e .ireS GG @ faaaiss Steady
LIVERPOOL Dec 22ijO p m-cctton, Middling UnanGs
sd Good Ordinary Upands Sd; ordinary Upiands o2d
IgEsroo Dec 22-5:i5 D. cottonrhe se- the ga, Gay
n anSe, december eiv,y 6saI Futures closed iq
AIulsrA Dec. 12-Cotton dn, Amailns. dU.s@ ~ 8
6ars: saies Az plea
osE Dee ottonstcady Mddlins. II &c; Low
gos, s12 6aas sfs9ris 10 GrI 5 baes aes 26
bales: stOcg. 3lD35 bales. ,,,,- "a 70, A.,
III e. Coed ord nary 0c net Tee,"t III oa'o'
eI orta 70 Gsa' s I an GTet Hiddns iI5.c Low
Mdlng So. Good Ordinary l9ci ne' reesiSs' ct
8euf 500 bses sa,es 100 bales stoek g6579 bale
mGIBe i5'. Good ornar eac' rsesoti $50 5 Ss,s'
shDments 1905 Oaes ale - bae}i SoeS is,Soi Da's'
Low Msdnng - Good Orliua y lOc net receipts 3 t6g
bales sr5ss, bales sales, o65 baieS stock lOoOo
LorlsvnLE Dec. 29--cottoaqmet Midd1ng; II &C
$500 s9O bales sales l4'O Vaies STOCK
9' osns. Dec 92-coton quiet Mcdl@G II ae Low
55 pale. * orts c0astwse IV6 oaes saies LOO Des
''egos1SaS- Dec % -corron steady hndns c Low
n dllng iu7.. Coca VniinTI ~ sc nsi Ieoeip1s
6aies 10 the Continent l. AZ cOastTlse, 300 oaes'
'ai q JS 0I, s y. oa5h du 2lldGlne il &C: re-
CENT 81 ba,es. exports J. 100 oales sales 90
Gales Stock 30 O-s bales. ~ 80,
rulA1E-fHtA. Dec -- ettoL Guie'; Mlddhng rs i"m
=, Ling "A &C.. Good Ordinary. 100 nc; net re e. u.s. 7Jo
baies gToss So exports TO Great ioS OAoe
rs bales spuuers. tAS otOca lU4'b .'sic7
SAVANNAH Dec - Cotton dull IlIdli II g. L9 Z
NJ mo lie 4ooI ordinary. ga. net receipt O,NlJ
.v,,rf In the Con lf1eut So bales 1898
bsles ss--. 1000 lass evening, go bales s0e"
49, LOIS Dec 22cocn wax Nidd;ns ~ -2g:' L ~
bs 6imeuts - go Dales sales l7oO uales socA 3s 10
b.ies. 800 ...-. A.. ,ra,,,~ M. Ina,
MiiIle IDstsc. GIol UruuarY. 4v- ntL rec PCS - &
blss exports coastvlse 2lu Oa es So-A ISJO- Dd'ea
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
IAN RrvPR Mass Dec With but moderate demand
au hgbl ae- printing clio b. market Is without any gen
era ac !ytg ami quotations unch~nso or stand 3c
.lrLL LIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

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