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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Dec ll?9 mGS.Ion daiI ana 'aset
h ScnRns 500 for speculation aud exports receipts
80 tales all American. Futures-Uglands, LIVER s
do January February delivery S.r SSO4a SS
~ S5etd do March and April delivery 991id,
40 Anril and May delivery 5lo4d do May and Jane
SSyery GS.oid June and July delivery Std Futures
quiet 49, 49,. ,,.,..,. To- u,aa,,n1 eanse.
ysrnary and February delivery, 5l-64di do, Maea
and Aprtl delivery 5f5d. do, April and May delve.y
steady - - ,,,,pnx q isiso /.
Iow Midiug esscl Good Ordinary 9lsn ret and
receipts 4.s05 exports 10 France l5sai Sales '''
sAyASSiB Dec. ls.-Coton dull Middlns a .sy,
gross t4olI exports coastwlse 27l7 sales sOo
Zoo stock, ll2,A3O ,., o..v, N,ddlings.
10 Lice. lew mdinE esc good ordinary r raj Io5S,
catA 10 TeB grOss 1879 exports 70 GIeAl bso
70 the ContinsnL 27s ssles @ooo last evening"
stock S0o,i6o
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n.ces or,avo about the size Of MaepfHdns MdoGs.H
and viii he printed In largefaced type HoagHHIon
Min,u q Co Of The Rirersfde Press, Boston anu |"n
e is neat and the table Of contents Is upon
a., o,tsda ~ the cover Professor Egbert o. Shiylh ~
bs on,hor az the first article, which s an exama9h VI
"Tbe theological Purpose VI the Review Inc hgn'
mr. otoI GLADDEN. Is author OF the second ac'e
ant;tIed ~ Christianity and Kstheclsll froes s
George p Jewett comes next with an article uPou rn
Norris Cifts 10 the Associate Foundation, hhoHer
iotcai seminary" He the legal representative 81 te
narttes nv whom suit would be brought II oy any oOy
P r. Of the seminary for not nanagtnR the
ustitnton according to the conditions upon WncH
fonnded He IA IN fun accord with the young -
and therefore hia article will be particularly weicouo
those who have watched with eaThesthess me Vi
stnIsge The Rev Or. G. H. Parknnrst OF nem .p,S
CIV has "a Bible Study-'The Ul9ust SUen'u !. t,a
SSy,ina Hazard contributes a" Pilgrimage and " VIA
Td,% Professor George Harris. ono OF AnioVers new
men writes upon 1.-The Doctrine or sacred SCI
and the Rev Dr. Augustus f. Beard deScroes i1
Ee deus Condition Of France" Iheh I0noW y, @
notes up,n Social Glasses In Ponucs, m'.'n1I d
Arnud y the Religious Occupancy OF inc souIn a bu
.,o tnr;chment Of the Prayer-BOOk" Professor Jyuu
p Tayicr of the Seminary contributes rotIe Thao
illogical Notes Then follows department ~ htS
inirI and Religious Intelligence succeeded oy pOJs
notires rn5sty of religious works ana lrehuoh oi n
odtcal literature received After the nrst I"o Vi mi
Numbers is the plan 10 have articles OF oIe od
natnre which will brOadeh the scope OF the
the field of its readers Such topics are ,
a. tie Creek anil Roman Churches In Russia ana tuo
Soccs MAJ are OF work between the Uatons OF EVPc
WIN aunla attention given 10 orthodox matters 70
eved that occasional articles upon Other supJeoI9 VI"
increase the value Of the magazine
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STATE Of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

p Dec S and g SSS;ss7 sss
and lOs 81 'P liz. w So western Winter Red s1G
4 Sssssi 9? gssra. PsesPGir e? s ss%S
CUT and easy closing veal Wes,eTS sasg o 3, 3
January. 90 ets February s3 cts asked March "a ,se$
cts: do Mixed $40 cts; Penna Ssa42 Rye steady %
Is Esseis Flour a. 1853 b So Ry %Df Y5o SSS
shipmensCoin $4,000 BUSH sales-"heat' oei'VoO 0ush
Corn $4,000 bush
y RS.E1 4S' rSH5 s S
track 5se 80 Toledo q eJS oats pSpn.lIg
SewYors .esdy Rs GO recspisFour o06b. Wheat
Sa Germ SsSSS SS % b asS hs sGe
Corn So SSP as, Sasy SHS ye % SS in
aT Ssna the the market opened $3.50 lower
W .ato additional rallied &C. Later became esss Sna
S5ssac closing January Ssy s s
S CLOSING A. 81 % 40 saeaSS 60 SP R94 wDt.T
as Corn in active demand but unsettled the market
opened al lower the decline large buying orders sp,
snfa '9f item %1 ssssa
eray saes ranged Cash, SsSsg9stS J SSSay
6Iosns az 6oc February closing Ssc May,
CxcxS.r Dec ls-Pork neglected Lard easier at SO 80.
Bukmeats weaker shoulders 500 Sisar 4 ssSR
nS AID Butchers 86Gs6 So Kecepts-S.6OJ shipments
.,ErpurA. pec ls-Flour continues dull Wheat de.
engd 10 IN early dealings and though there was no ac'
iS IN hS an eso With little or no demand Tor export
snd car lots dull car Ote OF Red Winter la export
elevator quoted 81 OF for No 81 5! O@0sl Ue i0r
No ana ii IL for No No Pennsylvania Red al 81 li0
sIiIS 40. Red December. 81 ooaSl osi do January.
Il l. as! Is. COn-Opened ldltc lower, but suDse.
6neDt rallied within IA go Of yesterdays closing rates.
ana closed ulm after moderate speculative trade NOtng
ots OF Old lower but New Orn III
So request aud steady New Western Rejected Mixed 4Se
New 40 Yellow 65cI Old No Mixed dae New stesller
Mixed and Yellow 5Gd67cJ New steamer White IN txpoIs
elevator c Old steamer Mixed ~ c SAIL Mixed De-
cemUer % l2G65cJ do January, 644b4'.c do FeOIla,
as cJ do March, 0ITsGbdc Oats Little demand ZOE
car lots and closed weak AZ R914o decline hsCeps
Flour $500 bulls, Wheat 1900 BUSH CoIn 5000 Vs az
oats. 1900.
ed easier and afterwards advanced but eded again no
Ned Fail - O0 alOIs cash ii ON January O.' Feorg.
ary l0i4dl lUS Mayj No Rel ran W 20
opened shade lower subsequently advanced sales az
4s5aIS NC. CASH 4S2dASasc December i9. ~ anu;
ary JOl 5lc February; 5iSG5 &C, May oats Gun anu
lower at 81 a.c cash. 81 January oOt d5i, May M
lower al 64c Barley dull At 5Od'tc Reeepts-F our t0U
bbls; Wheat 900 bush Corn, 6lOO0 0nsi Oats -"VC
oats 5000 bush Rye l,OU6 bush; Barley none
White. Il 0iiai No. Red. cash 81 o2aSsl % % :
december 81 o. u; January. 81 O3si February 81 VSa;
Nav 81 II; No. he'd, 00c.i Rejected osc , SVin
dull aud lower No cash and December; d So ~ "a,
January 58ic May I'll &c; Rejected 5SPc NJ 1Iaae 20:
oats quiet lui steady 40 cash sac ASKED Ds0eGe
35L bMi January Ike; May, 81 scj Ssct.s, ays
Recelpts-Wheat 1900 BUSH; Corn, liOvV ousa Gsoi
1000 bush shipments-WLea, SUN oushi N"'H' '''N
bush.j Oats, none.
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rrRopEAS FINANCIAL MARKETS.

iosDos Dec ls-i2So Inflated states s.n loaf s AZ
lanIic and Great Western nrst mortgages va Sew,
caIes 5lsl DO, second mortsaye iSo, Central iS
Penlsy ivana eoa reading z, ~; Mea ,
pm-sver quoted at oGA POI ann me account At
ss ana cpst Western arst mortgage trustees ssAg
aeaies ga; DO Erie. 81, New.lork central o.
Paris adviccs quote three per cent ren'ssa' '''
for the accounts. ....n, =, ,,,a asank OF France
shows decrease d in gold and 1901 ''~
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