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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-12
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

Death from Drinking the Milk of
Rabid Cow in Gwinnett COunty-A
Tragic Drowning near DubIin-Brutal
Treatment of a Youthful Son by a
Washington County Negro.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13

DOM ESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Dec H. 9-cot.on dun: Mlluing lo'-c Flour
9e1 Rs 2Tqr e 5gf' m an 'iS" 3 ' - = 81 Mil.
T. asa sIS s5 s,adv @e.toP
sn%. s5s sSc 10 western Winter oa spot
199c; December 7se7gl2c. January, 10 s@30lsca Fec
Western s hrnef southern WHITE 4ssi9c, DO yellow; a.
rrn T' 30 CO. western WHIT i c Mixed soG5Ie.
VISIONS .teliy Mes, PorH 81 o! ts,e,,t,- Flour
- obs Wheat 230Oo onsh Corn asooo Gasi oast 1
Dus- ssles-T heat Sl7 ooS Oua. Cora 4s3jjo
sosIoy Mss, pe - -FloT qnet and nqfhanSed Ssx
Wa1ss staa@er sas 90 & 10 r> Oar, urn
80 gnte 1928 ?sl No. %hs , $,@i'4c. oo Shora hSI
300 Corn 72.OOj bush oats 1900 oisa shorts
1000 bush
Fancy esr4Jt Pc FspT s,e'!y mi 3
aTa arS ,n Sgi%o'' a55s S or sA15eT ~
hor,6 IT. Si'G 81 35, snori ,.r j X he;, weak com
mon 4 "a rste,Ss 800 30 oi .soaeat. ooj head
sSgo. %s at so 70 c0S' 5
Minnesota BAKERS, - Ogasi - Patents q oos - 3e
Wheat nnssticd and ower sale, RANGED. Dccrnoor.
1912e closing At u "a .e JannaIy tIg1 = 5 &C.,
May 7ts.a gEc closing u sci no chieaTo spring
Rcd 7ae no R@i 5oSdlc Corn d hc,i ,@e; Iang'G
&c Nay c9s1f l 81 cosas &C. Gis easier. ssls,
rnS Sasn BE elo.ug SI -, 6ece aber ssisalc
sosu! 2e May closing a.. a. &c ssrEs RsG
ca.h cs Z SO as s9is @ yanuary
- 70 clo'ns a, g January. ~ 9 - elo,as !,
= s9t "a 75i Short Rib . 5o short cer 81 10 4,
oQo Sush 0a1 5s@1 , IN; I m " s. % be3t e%'o jo, s
Onshi torn i51.ljJ unsn. Ont 6iJOj onshi iss lo1o
psce so.t, ianuary 1isi No ~ Ois sorg. 2.
Mnw.rRsR Dee - -flgur dnll aai unchansei wheat
eaaieii 40 y Nlrsukes CAST e.. pecenig,r 9l ~
sGS, ha.gIs 5 s3sc fys,a 0s'. a e sy%,S 3se NE s,
sit s ft5s,,i5n, rssrr Wl., f'ts so 5o .b
sss ,s gs s. ss. sss ss 81 aa'D,s % .a,,l s,e e &
spise nn=s, slnsi N ne,-ir,3 FUN, NO t S,,s
M'''ss ''s' ssl' VIVA ~ pasi s.,iDv ioot
rel.rsgm, nee. ren' ,,,'s9, ,e, .,S. ,"l ro' @
- IVY ~ ~ ia t.ir, - f"} siif ,aa@s, iyap,
,o,it a. istia a. eaa ayiyiai. haaf rfsss' q iaP
a 81 Whsl sas s,pat a"d ~ ee's u ha ae,r
sa'es oi iiea, hel n ss' dept q'es ~, lie'."i's
IN 'a e."r sIs"a,r ae' Ma aei leeemoar ,a.l'sah.
January lDisa7 tebruarF 81 - o. harol ~ 90 -.
.s s6o,, @ e o~sr s q, " n"oa wsro qoo
ss I s ~ u sss.s Sao AiS Ia g Se % steamer areG
Sra depot i5aiGc Sail Mixed meKport elevator lG sal
M'red December, n bGi c January ~ a~ib'.ea teor
ary iGta4d'.c March i9. To- '9e oSs-CW % lots inner %
No White 35'. o3ic; tuares qqet aad stea.yi no.
White Deeeoeee 5Ina-y .cenl, ain
900 Gbls Wheat i70Jl On,l. Cora 79OOJ GUS II oats
5000 Onsa- smpnents-whea1 lOoo bn'a" coro' l''o)o
| bush Oat. 1000 oush
LOUIS pee T. FLOR sag an, anns1E'7 Wheat
January T Fcbraary s6,ci Nay sc steady
cash "a sc december, 33Hc January. 53e fegrn;rs ~
ys c. dai MTs a G. a. &C. Barley quiet al
eggs stehy AMI aalallsei FLAX sesd ststiy
ssa g oora ai Ics 'S st,Sy at y o. WHISKY ,to4y
$ I, 80 short csa ari duh .s 50 ~ 0s5 $50 %
SoS sus sG oas. soGo oSS SS sa.a 1 oS
10000 push shiomentsnFoaT i9ooo p1. "R Rss i99 3j
SasS; Barley 1000 bush
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13

accr az r. A. s. II x. pnssy n Ss sts'ss n'ss
no. % Al 81, .c s. h. 7 ss + To ~ az 9, u
Ss g. sl s. q ~ S'e "a 'iS'' y S a
i9Gie = sssstbsi ss es sfS r So1ris % s' sSpo 1879 NJ
Il do Ills N 1t - lo IS Ia ii2d 10 al SO ~ 60 1903
D WaiSe 'or ei IA vailvc "stncra" 1850 y, atsl ~
81 Cornfa Nluyes iib3 N. at osc - a. and y ner es
sat e' ~ 90 . III ISSa 1' ao ' iaso ,t ~, Is Il
Do 2e NJ at oac' u n@i,9s do S M F. F. ohn c licor %
IIjs u. at lO', 81 - Ncntuc'y do LAW H. " re-
elimpcrs CO. for wMe II reas'ylyG,,a e. ;ie.Ta rs
i6oie f5 io a}d 800 rsr M he9a for ,7 q7c i, n
wa y Ohio M ers ~ 'i,1t ' 21 ., ., % %s9 for -
D. KSnnniyi eiecr' lls7ln gilc 5llh' FOR Kaop
one te. 6s5D a s'G % M i'T IRA M crg9" 3, ooIs -
stpers - ~ s - 80 for lie. illinois st.egs. 2a
~ o. d. y 70 ~ - 49,d9 's' si ss,, y mimi.
stc~s 10 % q 81 % 10 10. ~ To at lo'i@ oO 10
e. Kahn on corn-slon, IL Kentucky seers g70 n. ct
ctivEs- -Hec ipa were 80 head Very lfiic ira'c In
Live ai,es with lnli l' I'm, . ,armnl ynl VIII
o. AMI ~ 'ler 80 dnoahr nj 'ta C. ..... ,,,,
.G'1 pes s ,r, P' % a qRns, Il ,pPy % ,r "g
nre ed Veals sod ~ ud e and nelei uris4es at y
flifgr Ann tAMns. lceclpi' vete 10 est. ~ n 21a
,rla mt si, ,a,s " Al I,t head ien itn haof ipr tie
'9',",, " laa iise s', wces ihe ,t ,apy elab eil,
eis 80 ai'i wanisn it""a ,y'la althnhsh aie 80
te,~d s,e't n q, wv All es.e, pi hree Weih
i,anfia thnfrf fnW ~ ~ in ~ 1u ,..
Hnrhint ham 7nid ~ rihin hhnnrt W m ~
iHl ih. I No ~ ~ u d nl h ~ a. nl'i
trVtnnN iiiia ~ ilh uhn nifnp AMI itoha - n ~
~ dn late yesterday iui uhu ianua pai sheep hp ID, al
hip,
ridco'L ol 9l iniiaaa heap - @,gifiao, ,,,.
i i, hilui Hnili ItuNhA htep ihi nt thi
u d0 a m Iiif l1n fhiin du lul n. ~ lhoi 40
Nts do Oi b at $50 80 Oh % annA ~ Ia, ~ ttu,
ha-e Sold - Indiana sheep 10 10, at - ~ ~,
Iail. nb 81 DAVIS Od. ltb state rho y - b Al s'
23e dO, 10 H. ~ ~ 80.
HOGS Herept, wers a. o. asa head-27 cars AZ
Il - % iOuisi Totn for sX DAYS 80 n
head agn 3 ikuii had the res'Onin ng ume Ias
week Wiih rtrl variation In Cfy ess H. the mar
kct tor Lave liogs normally stc1ly ~ = 4 90 ii M
mi yht bring "A a. 80. Sniih Kcd ut one
sale.
Country Dressed continue freely and The mand
to-day II sh ant price, lower Hclyy sold at 3i1cJc
Medium at a95 &c, Ini Lignt al O. Giec.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET

HEw-YoHk Friday Dec I2.
BEEyEsnscei pts were o. car. o. 75i hcad54 at
days 10 .Js head against 3l7g al for corresponding
time Al 61th' M had ID car. q ds
doe-isy III, iOll offerings JerscJ CIV
were 80 c.rloai, Iraie opened rather brss
fastened sugcrs and sellers in comtar 10 trrmss
the buls OF the Ga te were weighed up oore ooc!ock
b Obtain d al b. m Md export slinened
tn marsota t 1ut no aivanee was .ued either BY sell
and haf dozen lancv steers IRON hii by New
ton Gett at 81 20 9t7 o. Popr To GOOD corfed Caftle
ranged u II ~ T. DR. "A % Old OIen selling
while ears Of Western Drg C5ws broight lr sir WmIei
soi Of Fair ai'e 81 e,s at - 30 per i0J ID
CaDle .dviccs lOn.0a quote ia market American
rcfn geratsr 10 r. sti depressr, a. Ht,atyc prr 10
shipmrn y to-merios include So iive o. lie on the
France oy r g. Las o. lend On ihe Df"o, nv ~
tiod ,mh 5000 rtoTso Rect All of Mu
ton ~ trance ami BY psepI nan aud blt
n iu the ity OF Berlin making ne tota shpmenia
n,s live Catc I.oo quarters o Beef LODI cicass.s
u saissSs@ton 4 GiIet for nogsra . Halliday ohio
steers Fancy lgt' d. A. ~ ~ t'r 100 2do, lG2i n At
Ia n, a 81 20 oxen, i-iO %. o. tn On DO at
y. 10 do .dJ ~ ait'4, - ID or ". A. foS'ci iG ONO
sosr, ana ,lc. l.@; - r. S n '0f l. Gregory -
levy 90 tor seives lf in'is reers. 0pt n, 4c.
60 :, @S az p at % S' ao - ~ l. 20 z. o e oc 80 % 20
ID Merhers1n c0uml's'0nt isair ,toers 742 m ~
l2i.c q b ~ Mbcd western do %6l ~, ~ ilc aU DO
uLe do LA lb at lOc o. H. les. s per head 2l d.
!. 10 10 atss2g tuhiod2 100 NJ a gte 10. % 90
DO $50 NJ AT iD.o do, 40j a. II We II do is2 10
- i0 10 15 10 NJ 20 p - do l,OJ n. Mt 81 sOi do
n dodsiniih Tor Meyer 4 Hon -niu u ohio steers
No. al ~ b 40 2's ID. AZ 50 o. for seif ~ Illinois
eenn 4 e., yer on 60 nmi.son; - obs, steers $50
n ri - 10 d. iG6 b At ~ 10 ~ indiaua 40 i3i NJ
isJ ~ 20 Michigan oIen 2o. 10. at &C. i've weIgni
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-The grain market opened
firm at about yesterdays closing prices with good buy
ng all near options From tho first sale ol January
wheat 72 cents the price advanced to 75s cents The
continued light receipts in sent the near futures In
that article upward at Year corn, which opened
372 advanced 37s cents while January went
from 352s cents }ji The lots were OF wheat
353 corr 81 oats, GA. Provisions indicated slight
mprov with February pork at > % and February
lard at S6 10 The receipts Of hogs $4,000
Corn even less traded in than wheat The market
on the whole strong one, though the advance was
limited to ls and a Of cent.
February wheat varied within range Of ia cent, oc-
casionaly decline of sd a Of a cent would be secured
bur the price always returned TO the opening figure.
In the provsi pit there rather more business
done than usual of late heavy sales by Jones,
Armour and the Packing Company brought prices down
TO SO - for pork and 50 90 for lard some 1000 bar
res of pork sold at the $40 - limit by parties who
did NOT care to stand further loss. 80
At 2:3O D. III. the market closed at the following
figures
January wheat, II cents; May wheat. 7Shs cents ;
January cOr 35as cents: MAY corn, 1913 cents; May
oats 277a ccuts; February pork, 9lO Sly; February
lard, So 80 February short ribs. 80 81 L.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
corroy MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Dec l2-l2:JD d.. n.-cstJbi dul Hld1llnf
Upands ID. Mddung OrlsInt Oh sales 700 Dalos Ia
cluding 1000 bales for speculation ana export loorip.
L. 100 bales Including 300 Dlles Ansrc FutlI", u
err J2.6!d also Gtl January aad February d;
uvey. jJ.td. do and March deliFeIy yot
March April delivery, u tt4 t. also . . olu, 40
ApT and "a delivery. a., 10. May ana Jun" neF'iif
ma. asD ,-i L.; do June and Jny delivery, Ooof~ wv
July tnd August delivery q al o,,o,.,..
louicrs odays clearing wete I4lp pai'S
Cock CT aud 900 bales oil docket o,,. .,.,..
Ou-Ihe sales Oi tue diy lnrlntoh
bnr, American. Futures steady Uplanas 10" hnuiin &
clause yory, % ittiL buyers, 10 Dtcrhp'
January dsnvsfy 52U4d. bul 40 jasn~Iy aha
February dohyoly li.tid. sellers do trbI"a,Y 'ua
March delivery -.b4d. snlets AO MIrch ana HPl"'F'
90 O'l snl"rr do April and Nay d'iYrJ u" ouf.
DO May aud June delivery, uihid pure N, ".,
jay dsVoff aUia value. do jay anu Ass"'' "
lUbid. ..,,,,-- -
4 p m--cstton-Fnturo, Upauds Low Mlddlng CLAUSE,
JnnutTY tud feDTuiy uflNcty, HnNni 90 t'i.lh -
March delivery. Bld dp Nafrl AMI Ann he NeiJ -
tlGli ho 4lil an daf delivery lufu' A'o 'u' No
June lni July delivery, 70 - a. ., ,,.,..,-
~ q tf0n- utnres cofcd barely -t'h'y. lpahs
Low hiilnv oIuH.. DocemOor delivery, . 'biu n.io v
do nscrmbrr npt Juuuufy ditNrij. 80 pfN - 90
January aht February delivery, 81 t'li'la w. t'olH
ary and March delivery. 6fGid. buyers 10 hAtrh ana
Aprli deyrry DGl oid huvert 40 ti ano Ha3 ",lWlY
Gii hprfs 90 Nay and Juna delivery. 'blh blfrIH
d. luno uli July delivery. % tOtu. NAu'i 20 July anu
Au~rTi dfiTfif n II 80 value ,- ...
NscAY,air, of the wors 900 baca American. 1000
Dnlc inrstrled from shiDs sle drcci 10 spnnrrh iu
bales actual export hGuU blrs total rerepi luupu haes
Americana OUOU bales total ItOca, 5000 Oa't Amectn
3lnuV p1r! amount u cotton ahoa @iuOio hae7 Aho
sAtyrsfOt Dec ~. -Cotton quicti MitulL i0f Low
Mildlug li4 GIDi Drlli1rg 1916. ret anu Efn1a ro
~ tiIn4 sales - pt'rs n lcs. 80 lcs
NesIy,-Net rscclpta -IU1J Daes srosi 2'IJl 1aes'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dec ~ rrsvsies, sacoh CahI,rlana Unt
3ss Long Aidli9s Jjs III sIsL Cisif Mliils
3s. ID. 7lorI ,i0s $50 3D. "a, sr So, "a pos cgL
Beef-lijs for ExT, lnilan dssg Pnls hosh rs
psEk-PrIne Moss Tia "a Fri ns Jssl tasLsrI.
70s Western. 55s iard-A nercin. 3jt oL Pria, West.
Hh0alaefs o. BIusr 80 ~ ior tisB JiGs tt.s
Characterization chsics RS "a Whsu-Roi "er,fi
spnH sos a. ID. tel Water >. Al pja Ape ca
TAI. No a. spring, ". Jt New WssLsra Wntsr Is 81 Nov
MXd western ts 49d. California No l. 7s Cd ais ~
California 30 :. 8, B..pis L. csItal C0rn-hlrsi
old o. taL do Nsy ,, pat SercsllA rrodncs-5,inli
vi fIrDsDttia 2ts ois 10 Isstbt 2ts a. VI
kenaOd Petroiesa. ID gilsa clever .ssi Assra,
Red iJs .sr c.L rlibN ~ psr @ a. it,,a- - u.
Js 81 P4s - o. 0lJt 81 Lia,sol )l 1Js "a
The receipts of wheat for the past bros
centas including LOOC American Receipts Of American
corn. uD 300 crnials
LoxpoS bee Il.-Pfoiseo- idnsoed on $40 Il. alO ib,
nsr ,Du Calcatta LnseoL tia Va btDs 0i por qnirsr
iln,es cake ksBB aGt lDs t)i s1nsd retroi1a a.
Gi1i sg9.d g4len spirits o. rarpsntns 9Js % p,f
evt. ,Dsi,u Oh EJ5 ton nosn -COn uou Is Cd alg
ID Pale Gs oils Provisions Lard 49, ~ per
American -saar. 14s 81 per cwt Tor CUBA Centrifugal
postning JsS and i3s eIss I'd for UabA Musco
feGninx a1OaL
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
oLouya PRICES or Bosroy srocvs


While the entire stock speculation to-day fuf"lahed
additional evidence of partial decentralization IL was
reserved FOR Delaware, laebdwaha ana Western 10
exhibit the greatest weakness ana tO etrulh eAht "
act the part OF bclwether for the whole market The
transactions IN that stock by number Of shares, furnished
nearly ouethird OF the number recorded a. being
traded in The stock opened ie lower Than last
evenings closing figure lO22 and quickly declined to
lOl on transactions amounting To $500 shares 1t then
rose TO lO3 transactions amounting TO oooO shacs
from that point tho decline was Continuous
with large recorded transactions down TO
p9l.: then followed an irregular and huctuating ad
gance 70 lO0 and that succeeded 10y decline To
3D. after which the stock did not sell above oJ4 ana
sfter another decline TO 9s7s II closed weak at 934
Delaware Hudson fell from S3a to sl4 aud recov-
.red TO s2a There is nothing al the Stock Exchange
hat 10 one who studies the relative merits OF the two
properties named presents great anomaly as the
marked discrepancy the market values of Delaware
Lackawanna and Western and Delaware ana Hudson
focks. IL in time Will be rcctiiied, but whether al
cher or lower values than those now ruling remains 10
be seen The present difference in value Is absurd ana
only the result OF strong support given TO one. while
the other obeys natural laws Central and Hudson was
opened up 81 per sss and sold at ss7s IL later
frequently sold below 49, and at one time at STo nut III
few minutes the prce was sharply advanced TO
&C. The manipulated support that given the stock re-
eeives aid from tmidty of shorts" who have been
fearful of scarcity Of the stock the closing Of the
books next Monday for tho payment of the quarterly
dividend OF per cen, for the three months to end De-
cember 81 The stock to-day commanded premiums Tor
use OF from 1872 10 ls0ll6 per cent per diem. Lake
ebore was opened up per cent at G5 but 1t later sold
Gt G3A and closed weak at G4is Northwestern
early presented strong front at S3os@
657s and there several fluctuations
is price broke 10 50 1t then sold at s4l4 aud
ended weak at s4ss9s4Q, the last sale having been
e4s ~. Paul for q time held between 75s4757s@
75 but when It left Is II was not long In finding 1888
and endd at 73l2 Union Pacific sold To i9ls against
lsx yesterday, but II later sold down TO 47aaisis.
Western Union, after advance Of "a To 6i u sold AT
GOL dGOas The general news Of the day was OF an un-
favorable character but the disposition Of some traders
f. to believe that all Of that has been discounted by the
decline that already has occurred witness the noise ana
scat with witch every rally Of ie on q per cent IL
greeted the board while the subse1ucnt declines are
accepted with fuuerea soemny. While the final prices
lowest OF the day. the market closed with
weak tone
The business IN Government bonds was covered by
ssles of SOL 900 4s at yesterdays bidding prices The
tone of the market easier and the ua bids show de
riues OF per cent for the 4s and 4o, aud y per cent
Tor the -. Annexed are tho closing quotations
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
GRAIN AND PRODUOE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

NEW York Dee. ~.
The reported failure of the Bohemian Land
AMI MORTGAGE Comp,dy ~ Vienna to-day. had dcpress
ing influence m al trades the Produce Exchange, es
pcclay IN wheat It wna argued by some that there was
egiilmite connection between that failure and the
New Yor, markets nevertheless n used as u pre-
text to kuuck dcwn the wheat market, and traders
around the ring put both feet prices aud kept them
down. The wheat market quite unsettled although
n rnah luts there was no decided change excepting
" Rai M 9 ted" which declined cent hu1hrl nn
sie ui ~ 600 buslels The market tnllird af"twhiu
y cents nnd rrsrd st Hls nriiuns Wrin ftnm iWN
cent better ~ tho nppns but uurk, lusi the ad yae
hnl nptlinrf aHh lnwpt thp pNpnit drnhnhh was
nlifh. nniy iYVunu hnaiis being taken llr market
ftr wheat rlnsrd ~ The fnluwlns ngntra llrtvvhnt
~ tthhnff, pu,s February, nlN Matrh, Hih Artl
nT MAY, 40 Tho onfn mnihct whs slfnpe ~ thn morn
ns ~ 80 advance which VIE lost ~ ihn aftnfrunh 'hsh
uiH Nrtt itnm " gis dWrf Nh RuWn rirt sitr ln hp'
Whllr nnhs npnnad AT 'ag 70 advance, losing " la"'
anl declining iJNil
he eNpnlls Wn,e small AMI only 200 bushels ihhen
lhn ulnHina hluies were December, ~ j.NnaiS
i{Ai February, idasi March aud Apll, Ia, a' MAJ,
iu'l in oatn Opiiuns opened shade halter ihah as,
nHhis close ANA HiifrWaid us thn advance. th-h oi's
were - cent l0wrr the market chasing iOr December ana
January, b2g; February, iB May, IL Ino nouf mar
Ret du ana shippers cVnCed an Inclination tn hou
0h, only 1900 hartls being taken for export Ihelo
was an absence o business IN pork aud thn market was
duil aud heavy. Lard was lower selling down from o
points from yesterdays prices and closing easy Win
quiet speculation.
The receipts grain and donr at the seaboard and
III tue west were little above yesterdays hgnles AT
Ncw-IOlh Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston they
were: Wheat, llOBJi bushels; corn, 40 hhsnes
oats, 1850 bushels; total grain, 3SO,3O3 bushels
Hour, 26,6lO barrels. At Chicago, MILWAUKEE, anu ~
Louis they Wheat, 3lOoS6 bushels; corn. l3l,
5o2 bushels; oats 81 $50 bushels grain 55o33s
bushels Hour, 22,9l6 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
Lrvs sroc1 u>nIlr-YY rELEqeApH.

CHICAGO Dec. 12.-7hs D'1g,rS T1trlu rsDDrtN Ho7s-
Recepts $1,000 nsIt, 800 Ielt nlr1eb easier;
Rough PlcNng 50 9bDSi Sjs PICKING ana shipping ~ ~
az 5j: LIGhL SIS 0O0si %. SSlJI t3 uOdA %
Cuus- lsocelDts jJJ IsLG inJ neItf l,2Jb 1etE nlr
get duh ami lower. Hpli ey cattle 50 J0afl -;
ShDpng 81 2b0Sj 80, co ID Medium,
~ vast 9h Texans. - ODfi 90
Stsso- Receipts. 900; s1DDents 100 market steahy;
Inferior Sue 50 So -. Ne lu n u COOL ~ ~
Extra 81 ODasi 4O LAMBS pcr neal 81 %
~ -. Texas Sncea ~ ubOS3Ol
~. I.OUf% Dec I.-tdte-HcccIDJs. l00l shipments.
GuO quot ExpprtI 50 iJ0sjjE G0ll @ ClIcs
shipping $500 5 2j Fair TO Medium 81 so 80 %;
TexanA So > u ~ 10. -
Shs,D-ReceIp1s. 20t sllpneuts 40: 60 non TO Nc,
- O1d - JO Fair 70 jlDlce 50 jDp3 10 aDDS t2OJ
u no Tex II I ,Ds3 o.
h0gs-RecceIptS, l2.Ubt 1hD neltE 22lD nar<V scfty
Workers 20 8JGSi O0 Packing 81 00Usl 2 Heavy - ~
al 80.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
rrpor. 70 orea. laIn 2a2 bas. 70 Erano LOAF b.Ie

Exports Great britain 1922 bales 70 Franco 10z7 bslo
Coastwlse, |, ,l0b bales sales =. Db bales.
,.sAyassas Pee l2cett1n anl' m,'dnS G io o,n'. E1w
.ago bales 937l bales exports to ur,at br,n na
Continent 0.lol bales Coastw 1ooo
bales; saies l,p 10 ba'e STOCK l1sl1l bales .,o.-,
WesklyNet receipts. 80 S10 bales s'. 3o,9iO oaies
Exports Bnta~S 1O baies Ia the continent if-
81 baer Cntstwise D, !1l bales 81 o. 1890 baies
NEwORLEAys Dec. l5.--Cotion qnist II ttint l"E 70"
bddling. ~ iooi prhltry 5 nst rech'ts, vuo' pnes
70 1911 bales Exports to Great Britain, 43oo pae'i
sales 1000 hnNs a'oc x. 3l6.S - bnles
Weskiy.-Net receipts 9tDi} bIes 1Oi,ioS balas
Exports 20 Great Britain - 32f bales. ~ franon Stvo
bs 10 the Continent 1908 bales Coaswise, 1883 bales;
enIss 2JO baloa
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
V,HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NEW-YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN EAii"

TIE Esla NAlkM hlkh hath asS %
Arrangements Of train. Depot From 2'd
omDay nndag %@n''f bay sJ!isT Elpr..
Coaches 70 BlnsSa ntoo and B.asO Sleeping
tS a Sus No
G a,r @ ra%s% sit FALL % aSon
la:i5 m. To 20 p Salamanca 66s q M; Clevs-
sGa dS SnnaStins Toledo s and
m~bpiy CGcaSo Express for the West, SOLID Tralp
Of Pullman Inn Day and oSsGss 10 and CHICAGO m
Buffet snSsins Coaches =. e &C cn,cayGS 1ss G...
FqasTtSr5 Ps.sse s Ie21 m,sss nSSn
sT@y. Is aS Sa s % oas noon s
sas tS ss So ~
and va "a Se%an s Up 1dp,ah saturday
assts aaS Sou o1y s'S sunsy. mia @io s7cp%
s s9fsa ta 7'' sGnas go SiS S"
sgnSays @ YsS M sunday
RoSdoat aud Kingston and Mo. tgomery am 800 p H.
'@" Go.Ien % sI SIS 100 1920 $50 $50 $50 $50
%Tsay - a. saS sd IdSss $50 5 ESQ $40
sasG SS sps ss ccnn.t iSsU Win 1S .s
hfTG o 10 80 g 'tg' sunday
2S gSaer of and % qrsrs D Sr e,ch ,1 h0%5
iO:l5 . IN 10 i2;16 a m every hour. -,
fer es s md ~ s
s%s al a q s rssdTsy w. IT, f,'. So
Express rom tho Nest arrySn NeoYork at TAO.
73O, i 2i ~. and 1890 y M.
JONI y. ABBOTT. Gonr passr Agent New.York.
NORTHERN Raj LROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for hnglewood Csstsr. PermoSt and
hyEck 800 10 NlD 400, litO oiC $50 D.
Rmidnicht sundays Z, q o. ~, and nlb p ~.
hanue, spring Nalloy and Monsey z. 10 400 m.
J0HN N ABBOTT oenr rSssr AGENT. Nev.l ors
INVEST SHORE rOUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF rUDSON RIVER
Al trains leave West td Cori audit ANA DrabtoseH st'
tntuns
tiioarO. 'lOs M. ~ p m Pullman sleeper, through
~ Inus 'h1O. rs m altman scsuers.
Detroit, 10 "a. % -, h li. iulMnu sttpri@
tuspenslDn nrdre Fails. Bunalp Zoe ohet' ~
%. "a y sleeping tui pltlot cas- through
Syracuse 7ln, 10 "a. m. - % & y. ~
tut,. no 10. lli2OB sJtbl ~ D. IN 49, 80 =, a.,
heNbuig Kingston. Oatskil Albany '7ln 10, ll2)
m. 500, $500. .-p m ,. 49,. ia. -,
Foi Montreal ard Canada Fast tilOam b9Op m a..
hamilton London, 10 VA, +5Oh y v III io'"n'o 'ooV'
snaiy. other train. daily except SUNDAY.
Ion liz ktia mr tab p.rOr ur sleeping car arcOmnOda
tious or ~ apply n one Jcr'ey NY fenn " r.
station, zen BM ashngtuntt btODkyn Court 81.
Annes nnire foot tunnsti NrwN ok ~, 81 2lf fBl sl3
3U sol GAG lsO l23 roadway, lSi tthaye" Las East
l25ih II Ibs ilowory Penn H. H. htatiOns loot al tott
lan aud neuto ats, and West shore station. foot OF
Wos I.d naeFaie callei Tor and checked from hotels
and residence r,ltrs can be ltlt st ticket stces
"a state.sL HENRY AoNErl, Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
CLOSING PRiOEs or OiLtFJfVIi sfOOYS
SAY fHAS 1isJ, }, DeG. ~, iSii,
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YORK. Dec. IL


The early price of oil to-day was the highestal-
though rally in the AFTERNOON nearly successful
recovering all the previous decline In the last half hour
the market fell oa rapidly, closing cent barrel lower
than yesterday Both the early and late declines were
somewhat abrupt. II seems not Improbable that some
operator had received nklng OF the
published after the close OF business that the Mcbride
well after being torpedoed" flowing steadily and
strongly. The previous dispatches from the neld
ported the well through the sand II was said that the
well would be shot tomorrow but on account OF the lie
lay in preparing the torpedo not before 10 o'clock The
exchanges IN New-York had not been closed AN hour
the OF the well The
result has been Ipectcd but the late decline III
price wOnd probably have been much er II II hat
been known that torpedo was To be appncd To
day Particulars about the fow OF the well have yet to
be received
The range OF prices and the total dealings az