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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-14

| or Wormy Veins Of the Scrotum. Often
the unsupported cause OF Lost Manhood,
Debility, &c.
DR.. IEBJG'S INVIGoRATOI, No. , is the only
cure for Ro-TATORRHFA. BY It MANHOOD is re-
stored and the hand of Time moved back from
age t o youth.
Price OF either EnvigOratOr. 81
Case OF six bottles. SO. Sent to any address,
covered securely i ON observation
Dr. E.sebI. "a Co. treat successful y by
Homeopathy every form Of SPECIAL, PEI
NA'Tf or CHRONIC DISEASE wi bout mercury
or naseous drugs. fvita;y is drained from
the body numerous diseases follow that battle
ordinary medical treatment. allowed 10 con-
tinue. the unnatural loss causes Consumption,
Diabetes, Bright's Dis ase' Insanity, etc Cures
guaranteed, Diseases Of the 'nito- urinary on
CARS Kidneys, iiv,r and Bladder specially
treated. DISEASES OF WOMEN SPEEDILY CURED.
Qualified. cEsd zscsp9nsiisge.- Dr..
Liebig & Co from EIR0rE, ar or -aniZer in
conppianca with California dica Law. l'i-
ploma procured hy regular cNlie-e education
and are row IN their n;ueteen'h year OF special
practice.
Most powerful electric belts fire.. to patients.
70 PROVE TIE WoxpERryL Power If the IN
vIG0EAToR A - Bottle GIVEN Or SENT FREE.
Con.uta;ionfr free and pri>a.e.
nR. IL "I4'S WONDERFUL INN1GOR-
AT'h ! protected COPYRIGHT fran patent
Dice Of United ctatus Guvernme t. Beware
Of Mutations.
j,r ,eib-.'s Wonderful Na:n ic Heaters or
Self Na-ny.:z-re, the ere t - curatv inven-
tinn %! tiIe @. Every man or woman can npv
be tlivj, OWL Magne. ic IIea e.. 1t can be uS-d
without III all of a ~ ,fessioaal and rubber
con-equ',,t Il. no b'SfoeS I" ray. Pie s. COM
p.ets 90 ! ,..iy at - -. lbs =. Distens .rv.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-14
TssN PaE.s sss1SS.

A ,eeung Of =, att ,uiie impeis me to
acknowledge tia great merits OF your
GUTIcuRA, AZ, | cordially recommend ii
to the public ~ q cry v9!uaoie remedy.
ii. \. pow :. BRip6G"ut.T, toNS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-14
CURED sN C1JTECs-Ef.S

My skin disease, which resisted sew
eral poDu ar remedies and other RENE
dies advised by physicians. ht., been
cured by your tUrICURA REM ED IS.
They utpaased NY most s:tnguine eN-
pectationS and rap oily effected a cure.
j. Z, ARENTRUE,
VINCENNES. IND.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-14
SORES On rNECk .

Chas Brady, SOmerviile, Mass. who
refers % Dill. Wood, drug-siS; Of that
city, c-rtifieS EOa wonderful cure IF run
ming sores On the neck whicr had been
treated dy n ,spita! ply Siclans without
cure and which Yielded completely to
the CUrICURA i;EMEDIYS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-14
KNOW ,g'S yAg.;'a,

All Of your CUr1CURA REMEDIES give
very GOO. Sati.fictitIn. The tUTICURA
I especially recommend for the dis
seaSes for which t!S used know from
e4 perience its value. DIR. FL. j. PRATT.
Monticello, Vas.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-14

Is a never failin
cure tor NerYcu
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vitality, sem
II a | Weakness,
L 0 5 t Manhood,
Impoteucy, Pros
'atorrhea, raraly-
sis and all the ter
rihle effects Oi
Self Abuse, youtn
fui fJllieS and eX-
c,sSas in u1pftIrar
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-14
(iltiiC1Q1;d
The Only Remedies For The Skin
And RIood Universally
COMMENDED

VIM. L Tntten, DE- North Tenth st.
PnIiaieiphIa, reports that one II his
customers stated to him incidentally
that he was feeling So we'll an! had
gained twenty-seveD pCunUS in the last
yea, al of which he Uttri'.ut1i 10 Il
systematic cpu'se OF the CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, which mas proved eftctual
when all other remedies failed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-14
CONNEETEGES:

CONNEETEOES:
AtCarsou. with daily stages for Lake
Tahoe, Genoa. Carson Valley, silver
Mountain, Sweetwater mines, etc
As yssnm.i Mouse. with trains of tn"
Carson ana C0lUia IL i'ailToad.
II. II YEHINGTON.
General superintendent.
u \. iif.NpE 70.
General Fr..igi'. and Passenger gent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-14
CUTfCstx41 ABROAD (

Through a home returned Norwegian
have learned /. Know your t-UTICURA,
which has in il hort time cared ~" Ean
Eczema that my physicians medicines
cou d not heaf CHR. HiELTIEN.
EERGEn, NoRwAT. AJchtuJorrcttjIty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

Nis.mcsIp,,sot Gran met ot,,', CiliIt
Dec 10 ~ 7Ga5,a 7&,a gsS 49, 2S5 51y 7ds3e
lee r21 =; .s.I.77 5o55,7.. 2s7slu '.i,lG5 1901
DC . 4SoC..;ai 4,s2a7g2 2eooois lo,o.'as ca5os6
d 80 1850 oIei.25s 6l,7s71 aiCo.e5c g.l2lNs
f,sn |ecripon. are asrel stey ana . ,3GoIcr'ei
% 5o1-d yod. =, Cupn Bans "a - 30
lie rortaad H.u"d N bills. . .1a 3 30; G,or-es BAY
ally unc ansed l9n-o Mu- ao ia'sins, - 40. London
Ina o. g" lTTlisi Prnncs iotcd 1T sc french do
7Ealc ,nHlns j.es-c 'lir'n, 20 d26p..' FIGS 79ldc
mA% Aw -. Mt m, .@g'c,oe'y aetiye2nd firm.
Viii lar dcpsG ior at
NAVAL sToREs-spn1rs 1urpcntnc aul and
a. ao 10 do =. % ~: f. I5'c g. H. co.
IL 2Ouc; J.. onc; X" a'oc' NJ. i2oe; NJ 5ucc; W. o..
'@'Li"h iii' demand and generally firm IIa.sei
cotton see ru c. &c sumner yellow. ssh, ,iy lari.
rnovIsio %s-ToRk The w1rK' has n wired 10 aay
H, l c.d u s nj zoo fl. &c.. ia 49, 60 6b,
I9'r ' &c, oy % q"'% o. or ar aeE ap
- 5oG-J = To- Extra Prime. BEEt-N.a'- VIZ =
as.oGo Eztra Mes, nls 5000 Pne[e ilioS9sl2oo N
s sS' FG%iV hS' nao a. TMEars
5. ~ say sua s re @ S%S 1900 T. Iy cs S
tIonirrs quote ~ Sc. smoked shouiJers ., s,lc,
PIcki,o Hams. s'4a 5-c Smokeddo ?1G loo MIDDIio
- hanged Long Clear New
YOIE artcd 49, Tor Western delivery. Long clear 80
Shon Clear 81 DkLsokD hogs ,hou e. io@'T
AID iaotcrate Gemnd CAV Heayy ~ Llght, va &C.;
Pigs. LA KlJ-i he naTAVt euUi and
yncri tOuDlc O pUntN IN toward tnU cos the feeling
became weaker and tine pOsc ont lost Ioaying OF
icatlB. Cash Lts have uiO attention am tho speculation
Il fnlfy active sales, 40 t. CJtr CT grade spu tSOc;
30 ties Cho e. G'I Lsc 4o'tc' e'S2 rc
cost aud freeht 400 les Ia arrive rvnir terms December
6-GdU2Sci 56p tcs January. O.Iuau.lC. closing
3J0t.3Oc. nOOtcs. February O3 dt. C., closing GA a.
G3, 100 tea March Gt3DO 4ir closing UiGd6 .3c. 300
tcs April, b.JG ojIlt closing 81 Gn''c l. 5O 10 May
IJJc closing. t.'GC. CIV steam iY ciyc Sales -C tcS
American. Iu III iliI m Il ck II wanted 90 "c.y
ind ihr gcGcil we'll Supunr e. Western
Crcanic Hi03 tg1u DO. 3 STATE Dairy
hrkr tubs ~ western Factory Il lmitatlOn
Creamery a. c. Western Dairy LA &c ukLsE-
me hithut aS uOi yaluu slu,r or lt- rinP hrp
litle rtir 10 thc uond STATE. 1dJ+c. Night skims
5'.dGAc Western tat "a &c. EuGS-lrCrs
changed 70 night state, .bd2Tc
Western . 49, G.; Canadlan3 az Lmed state. 9a u
&c: do. western. lJG 10 g. iGO. CaBaGalJG 90
hIsi---In idii JpbohI sac Hnu steady.
~ bA-law grades were lut oui about steady 5igc
s.dcs reported. hcfuied steady; IuL Loaf anu
Cfu'hcd. lLGl ascs tuoei G-nic Powdered az a.;
Gnnultcd G9tr.; kOuid a." Ole. Confectionery a."
Gs4c White xtrt -, 6alci Extra &C." 6La5a4c; c.
~ a Sc yellow, lsdJl5C.
sfAAHIN E-slow and nominal City quoted CS.c and
Oeumargnrino. s..
rALLJW =, ieadily hold and In molernte demand Prime
Cit quoted boo Lice sales. GO.lOu n. sc.
1ODACtO-kentucN has been Qnict AMI with al essential
changes seed Leaf Ia. continued mOderate request and
stcId sales 500 cases 1884 Litlo Dutch l20i3c: 10
1883 Pcnnaylvana, "a lie. 100 cases STATS
Havana private terms 2Ob balos Havana Qsl 10 aud
100 Da.es snnatra. al val co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
GEAIV AND PRODUCE MARKETS
pr ,rrREs OF NETWORK DEA LING.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEA LTNGS.
There was no radical difference in the esuIts
shown by the visible supply statements o. the Chicago
Board of Trade aud the New-YOrk Produce Exchange
for Ia, week ended last Saturday. published yeser
day The Chicago makes the gains OF wheat
and corn smaller than does Mr.. Walker. The latters
statement compares follows with that of the previous
week: Wheat, 81, 76l.?53 bushels. gain o; 6l2.236
bushels; corn. 1889 bushels, an increase OF
l3s2 52s bushels oats. 66i bushels, dccrcas OF
77lsO bushels; total gain, 6S,90o,s73 bushels. net
mere S. OF 1,9l7 2S3 bushels
There WAS nothing eXcuiag IN the gram speculation
YESTERDAY and pr(es while lower snow no IMPORTANT
change. Cash wheat continues nominal WIN no export
demand any consequence. The Optiou Hltrt an .aly
shown IN the visible supply, became hnsrtt'ba aIi
closed u dec cent as folows: Dc"nF y
0Oaa; january. Oils; February 924; NJ :Wh. 0ii2;
Apr;l 9I4 ana Nav % Business AL afDubi was
cirtcd by meeting OF the grain trade e1 TO as
cuss proposed rules H. cash lois were iTrrS-
ular with only moderate demand from exGOreIs Inc
OPTIONS practically unchanged at ~ rpF Deee -
her for January, ~ for February and March. and
Ar cents FOR May Oats tended downward but were
qu.et. Tue options off l4cis cent as follows; D.
ccubcr, 332; January, "a &; February, 80; March,
33 My, 3G2 cents IA provisions lard was edsl;r
but without decided change. "a,
The receipts OF grain AT N"wYOrk, Phadclphla, Bal
tnoic and Boston yrs;c lay AS follows: wheat.
20 $40 bushels; corn, 3S9.1l3 bushels oats 35,aOL
barrels At Chicago. Mlw and St. Louis the arr.v-
ais wrr wheat. 1861 bGsnels corn: 212bOJ Ou'I-
els oats. G9039 bushels to;ai grain o3o3oS DISHES:
-four, -, POL barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

Futures dull Upands Low dding can9e DE-
delivery 4 r3-G4u DecenOef thI
iyery G3Gid sellers do January ana fe9Tsiy i1
jid sellers do. February aud Marcb oenFeis; 10
sellers. do March and April delivery -Oi OuIsIS 80
ADrl and May delivery esd BUYERS 90 Sly an ~
.GfC sellers 10 June aud July ueli. ~
6id sellers July August delivery i.ot' &C. Md
p. in-COtton-F utures closed dun GPians s GS be.
delivery, OZ-Oid buyers W.
cc5er aG January delivery. G264d BUYERS 90 an
and February delivery. G20id BUYERS 40 te3ru
March deDYerg ID buyIs do. Marcl AMI Aprt "o iIs
j5d sellers do April and Mayde very b,1fo 80 ~,
DO say agI June delivery 9.G4d. buyers, 90 JuhO a
Juy delivery ; value do July and AH&ust UNIV
ere. lG.6id value. ,.,,,- . - -, Inv
GALVESTON Dec q. Cotton quiet Niddms, ~ r,.s re-
Midtu. OriIIry. l5-lO: nst anu
ceptA . iU,3 bales Exports 70 Great Britain 3''- o'S
sales. bles: stock. i.Olf Dae' ING
Midns os Good Crtiuar5. . et ane tiOs 800 a f0j
W rQles Exports CJ2stwIS'. -Z'f OteS 81 CO. No.
yales; s.Ocs ~ ,Gl bales. =, ,s. q. ~ 10.
NEw-OELEASs. Dec. y totto1 quiet A'duI, o. 20
Nld,ling -. Good ordinary. :: net er1'S'
baies grn-a ~ ~ bars: Exports - rett ,ncI
bIies Co1.twse 2,7s bales. sales. 4.OJO DAioSi s'~'
3G2.US Dd.e5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. % (SpcciaD.-Just al the last
tO-day and for better thai that there
was o. gold shipped from New-Yors abroad. wheat
broke cent. From the sellers Of "cas" Standing in
peril the sellers OF puts" suddenly began TO beeve
that they would all be OF pocket As WAS. nobody
calcht except tie people who held wheat AID he'd
IL at Ia III prices The close for Nay wheat at o'clock
glt.: at $50 the cOSe VIA 90c The opening WAS
slightly above last nights cOSS, aud after advancing
81 &C Tor May wheat kept steady all day and with
narrow range. TRe figures once or twice Approached
within the call price last night. Out was never
passed. Corn steady, considering the r-ctip;s.
Baldwin peddiing out ite OF 1t all day on tAo
curb after REGULAR clO,e and during the 81 ner IA ur
wheat dropped cent AID It went the other friction on
the short afternoon board. At 2:30 the c.ose was:
Janr.ry wheat S3ai cents; May, s0d9Ols; Janu1ry
pork, 50 so; JANUARY lard, 50 91i2; Jouuary Tbs.
- 50; year corr. 37is cents. a" Puts =" on May
"ets at 9O3, cents. The receipts to-day were l1S
car~ wheat 7Ol corn AID 81 Of oat There wcra
10000 to-day ~ the yari-. and $4,000 head lcft
The anticipated recetitS for tomorrow are llo
cars wheat 40 Of corn 30, 900 head OF hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
EURonEAN PRODUCE MARKET

iayEErOOL Dec -. Cunber ant Ca
BOs I'd. Long clear Mindless ~ ud. Clear MddnI
5ls 90: sh0rt Ribs. 2Js 6L shoulders Is O
BeciSls Cd. Tor EAtr indian Meas. Irmc Mess 6us. Ud
rorE-l1Ine Mess 49, I'd per bO1' Prime Meas EASTERN
OIS Western. i&s Lard anne ncdn, As. ud. PriEc
CTu.J4s id. Lard OIL %.s OF Hans nj
shoulders @5 3D. Butter ID cwt finest United
states. Chcese-A mencan thOlce. 4fA td. Whrat-Aed
Western SDring a. "a @ds gu, Red Winter Is lis I'd
per centaE No 2SunHg,IS al; New Western Winter AL
New Mi1ed Western. A.. ID. California l. ~. 81. .
ar. obi Californian NO - I'd
SpTis Of 1urpentre. 4Gs. 9L: do 2Gs sd Der
ewL; Refined petroleum. Ia is pcrsaOr CloycrseeI-
American Red. AIS cw IaiIOT-21s. 50. DercWt Rnsin
common. "a "a Pale lis Cd ~0S VA IInsced OIL 2iS
cd percWL GailOY-FIne AnsrIc ~ "a ca.
PRS Cd per cwt AMERICAN Refrigerated Bel HAD quart
'2i.. quaItcrA IL.
Receipts OF wheat for the WctE-iTOn Atlantic
600 quartcrsi frm Pacific ports 1900 quarters
other sources, 900 quarters
Receipts o. American corn. 200 quart
LONDON. Dec. 22.-PIO0uce- IlnAeed Oi G206 e21 los
o. Der tan calcutta Lnsced. 43s ID quarter T. ecd
Gaze &1 5sG IS Oa Refined Petroleum. T. d. %
ts per gallon SpirIs3 OF I1rpcntiue. 2is I'd
Sperm ont 40o per ton. ROsi-t onmOn. 3 I'd Der cwL:
PALE. IJn oils Provisions ard 33s. cw- f0r
American sugar. l!A "a. per cw. for cuba ContnugI
polriNnE9oO and l4s Cd los OdfOr CuDa Auscuv
fchnng anosts Australian rallOw -i3ceL 2iA o. ~
Ddi Mutton. 24s I'd a2Ua o. Cocaa Nut Oil-t,eyIJl
4z7 Ss.; Cochin. E3l UA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23


brief synopsis OF the annual report OF the New-1orK
Central ana Hudson River Railroad printed In THE
TRIBUSE Of December II. The showing made by that
statement unfaVOrabc n it WAS expected TO Oe:
results months OF the year had been pub
shed before aud every knew that durlnS the last
quarter OF the year ended september 80 1882 the rates
freight had ruled their We have before us
the panys fun detailed report aud 1t furnishes
material for qualification with such poor showng
only 2.43 per cent earned on the stock
TIE number OF passengers carried last year
was l.6s0.S62 than In the preceding year. asd
1000 SO more than in the year ended september 80.
1888 The oi freight carried last year
more than IN the preceding year and only 9o4S3 les
than the year ended September 30. 1888. Special
made that the principal increase liz passengers IL
way business and that the way business in freight
greater than in either Of tie preceding two years
The details OF the movements given in the sub oned
tables. The received per mile for passengers In
last year So less than In the preceding year
and Oj7 cent less tn N in the year preceding that AM
the profits each passenger per miie were
respectively O0 and O35 cent less The rate received
yer Inc for each ton freight yoar Olj cr-
in the previous yea- The losses profits epect-
iyciv O.O7 aud 009 cent. Further on we show ne
effect upon the Companys net earnings Of these seeming
small changes. The following TABLES present IN COW
foru the cOupanys OPERATIONS and the financial To-
suits Tor three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

Less business was done in National Tran
SIT certiicat yesterday than on the proceed
ing day, and prices ruled on higher basis Th'
from the oil fields presents no import
ant feature. bat u iuciudcs the drihhinC IN 81
aunOUuC ncnts Of failures here ant there u eNperime
tai wells. aud 10 thar extent may Toe called hush But
the dCinn- e. the kInuZl POO! and Lc testing ~ tHr
Kane deN copHouts vet 10 bc done. ld the TIA &C.
remains unsettled and SENSITIVE. There ~Itr.t
yielding OF prices IN thr early dealings. hut after that
the 1Vrucut Of values ard. Tho market ended
about the hes; figures Of the day rud fir nriu
The RANCE Of prices AMI the total drIn Al tho Con-
sOtittci Exchange wrrc ~ follows:
Opcuiug............S GiI Lowest
Hi:hcSt...............HS s I1ud. q
sales barrels jOl3 Doc
Refined OIL wHs steady ~ the decline o: nday.
BRADFORD. Pcun. Dec 23.-Crjdc OH-Nttplu rrt,-
SIT Certificates opcncI ~ sGa- ant clprl no s7L.
highest price s7i4 lowest pncs. S5A CicarIIcSA
2.oJS,UU barrels.
on. cry. Pcnn.. Dec o. -Crrt" Od-Nl'io1h Trui-
sit Certificates opened At IS and rlotct ~ 81!
highest prcr. S-2s lowest price ~1as Sales.
1850 900 barrels; ccar,ncc.. 715u1O ttir.,, rul,.
@LuJ7 barrels; shipments. s1O.1 nArro.s cnaftrr..
$1,000 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riuer. Vessels and Rdiro1ds


GRECO UYH IN m & craze Gcn'nd ma 60 tinnes Urn
Fncsl Siac.: Crnau. t'- Hb tIti I,lO" ~ %,
CODPTRAGE ~ OCk-l b. demand las Den ia.i, ana
M. rlr urn Molas.es cooks Heats. 81 'dl - ;
81 ~ Slu9Ls and Heads. Ecl.S' I'url hl' iip T.
- OOas5 30 Hoops. az1 nSJ, Ewpy Ao9shn Gs = q
S241. . ..,....,.,, ,rsoo,
RDAGE-Contnues In demand NJ uncipugoi prices
Iau!,n soils ilc i,t~s 4 BE aId Sisll Al "c
,..FTtt grades the street W-rn very Gll'b
Of, alv ~ n g. .r arr GARAGES. hange sp"cu
:ion asgfeea 900 a1s. The clos waf seIy; ~
oluWg: December. 61O4 -. JalGTrg, bJ dJfu; tSDFu
any .OnG.1ji March 100 81 Apr, Us az % MA,
liS5aa 90: Iunc. G.tO0U&j; July. i9J 900 utuSt
o .pp. MID griGcs Iulci AMI steudy .ai"i 70 b1Ss
Naracal1o l,I BAGS cntiai anne lea private ofas
1lTIJH-s9u.r AID aCtl.o. ~ q o'o
hses Including 1881 m tlG15 Gnt ~ rdlS TO- coasnl
,op Deliver OF contract 20 Dlc'. EeCeipi' at Ia pOrs
~ . bIie, as5n l.. 81 this '!ay lat wax and 93l
lag "a; y"a iol s!ac3 0cptenj' j. y D. ""'''i'"
nat ",3-a.-92 fpI The same per. II i's' We r
Ih qlOt atoms. Jrdag - tn3 Americ "a ctdSHuclton
+ as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
Low f.illi, ,....... 2
H.lTtns = y,
Coo4 n lin1rv = y Low NJ w .....-..
st,ci cool Dr I'm ~ :-li iiHilin;-...---- 81
Fnrs opucl points lower end continued irr 'guiar
and closed points lower, wilma SprculiuOa rrp07rn ne
- q Dars. To clusius hsuc, were:
rran lrrabic notices ssu"l $40.

FLOUR AND MTAL-fLnvR-MsTset raihor NOR
Gmfy - l95oo os. ., wiTeh loo ohs 'er ler
90 bills Minnc.oa LIira At 81 SOS, - l"r to Who'll
~ q = ;or h. - cst In,irs. s..oo bols winter w'eu
ENf 5y = - 3 $40 100 This supcrnuc - '4t,t5
Tor >pns AMI Winter an "S PM Enc oIt,to,.
tinr at - .5d = 20 ~Hpcnne. ~ "'gf" 80 h1tGi
al 40 Goo. ochoic' E>trA Westr 81 'oS s|o Common
70 G 81 ,qt ~, oulrno1 Evir, = Sia.:G
Crsr Il looSt ~ ~ MS'Gr@ 4 "lG Il 80 Ntfl' ~
= - ~ iols Colmo2 20 Par IT. %" - r F1,
Trtc' Nh'", tAl-' .or,S tm"rc, o., mnrscr
Ism ouct soUTIlFHNFLoU .I'ull,ni unc1aa ed
S'e> ~ bbs ton"l'n to 100" , iRiTa = = ~.
Nth i,ir trt o',,rt .-,cs ,oObbs superhnc 81 ia
$50 ; RTc * FoI H n. ar,ay aSs4 I'd
3. or western and % 10 s. Is FOR n'andywinc
3RAIS-whEAT- MafRcr f.'rr-l. i'ire".,I, md unset
a s cd ea. . ia s "' ysae va ' I'm 1T ie aTancc
and dr,acl '-alc on rcr'Tia o. II" sulpmr j. o. .l
at s'ic ab We IT, irsr rrces sni trade for eIp,It
"G Gin, NV s,'t hf 1 61 ,. }ns XIV 5a
,ad. 5 .a16bns future ;.oop on.a spot Intending IN
"a t,. rro uoLt.ol ~ ~ ~ ~ "a. . ~, oEI -
erred from store. 80. Ri n0tiuai ~ so 80 t.t r
lTy ,'''s CLOSING At -, 49, do Tor 'rbruary ~
10 -osinrai $3.50. a. fof March o. a '-r. clio ns
10 Isl eit. clam al = HYE-lu .nG r9,,a,,
-M.lact rl. .ht = go f.y.rm h..,> "i. RIO 80
r.I.r Cd 81 -. see BAILEY Nall .ri' ieg.to".1
i % .. CoEN-v-,t.t uu-c'rot 'a.h Ne and &c.,
f." eri's ,,-a stc4 Is. lua ,,.,i dl NJ D. .r &C..
GA, 'p.'p'orr 81 htnt i1ci ,ob ,'n f 'H, 80 i"'H
,r aa. g, gse9I nG e 'n bush :; %
III '; la. SCOT 'nd 70 arrive ne ndps he'ct.
., HEaio. t'."'". O. go w. 81, 90, &C.
81 80 TO- arry.. c'-i fcira, ia io.araHrr, S,cia'.
Nrlios.'tIc Boo r.r'Ht.s. ~" Mh"t . q i3's. ~ 'l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

oue-tbird Lake Shore with business OF 54'9oo
ghar.s closed cf Only per cent al SIS hItcII
an eafly advance TO s3as Central and Hudson declined
only 81 per cent from evenings price aud rccovtItu
Tl pcr cent ana recovered b closed ut 1903 ~
Paul OF only l. per cent. but N"rihwrSterh nm
the Omahas show tI declines " 1l2 10 y per cen'
Western Union sod down z t. Il . and closed NJ ~
ard Pacific Mail closed of l1s per cent 'uhSidein<
the pressure brought bear upon the market anu VIC
exaZ-eratrd importance which WAS gwen 10 me move
nrst IN the exchanges. IL Will he seen that the utcheh
wcrr comparatively small. bat the marHet closed with
very weak tone. - -.
Government bonds null ard Irregular: HldS ior
tie were higher ami for the IL HLd registered -
were y lower. Annexed are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

state bonds were quiet Louisiana cousos sold OF .
ut T5is anl Virginia Us deferred were steady AZ '-2
Ofcity bank stocks only Central National sold C-Jl at
liz
Railway bonds were unaffected by the depression In
the share market Ill laic the day wncn some hI INC
speCu,atIvrs declined sharply. Eric second crhSolN
after ruling at oGls0S1li declined To ana cioStH ~
Sil4: the first gold cunSu IS were steady NJ L. ~
l27It AGis .our Kansas Texas general g. declined
from 9Ol2 - SS2HSo ana tue % a'irr - '"Nru az
20. Chesapeake and Ohio currency Us were Oh y al 80
Fast TcnutsSJc. Virginia and Georgia eonso - "etine!
"a To- G-l2 aud the incomes were on ia "t-9 Oth"''
southern Ersts were strong 10 The close al 100 ~
vance 81 Il per cent ana the seconds were Urn ." -
York. Chicago and St. Louis first g. were on = AT 3'i2
tihcates so a; 5Oi ''s 1914. Clcvria.i, CouhnuS,
Cincinnati and Ind ana oil, General OS soId up ct'rn
were strong nj ll9U i-9ls Buffalo Ncw,forH ana fh'u
dc!phia fr>ts z 20 4Jl2 and closed Unchanged AT
declined from II 10 13013lf Oregon short ID 20 Us
steady at 3Ga35Ii and frss RIO GrEde dlvson after
rising = 70 Is ended At 42A Northern P'r!hc hrNLs
at o. Arw-OrIcaGs Pacific frsts declined per cent T."
40 81 Louis aud san Francisco general o' were mp e
me Treasury t2ay Faiacd on balance G 9 z
coin. Thcday's operations covered Ecccpts$ OG7 %:
payments, Si.s94AO0i and resulted ~ 'di'n''' I"
The money market again worked lrre quarry ana some
small loans made rs hish a. pr ccni, hui th'
picvaln. 2l2a3 per cent and th" closing quo
thion 2d2i2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows: EN-
changes. SIS, 7js. 10; balances. S7.3u7,72i.
The United states Treasury nj Washington received
S267, GOO National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts $ijU,lJ7 and the internal
revenue r-ceipS were Sl3G,93i.
The foreign exchange maracta were excited. ana sew
rr separate nd yarccs in rates were made dr ~ the
day m rates now are plump M 10 tfc specie shipping
point Yet the exports OF merchandise from TIM porl
for the week fully To the AVERAGE weekly amount
We revise quotations Tor business - follows: Bankers
bills ~Gf2 and :; 500 for loua aud short sterling re-
spectycy jI7Ii aud 5it7s To- francs; 9Jl2 and 9Gl2
Tor reichmarks; 30 and 4OL Tor guildrrs.
IN London Brti IN cOnSoS were LILO higher NJ " > It.
for unchanged at 9D2s FOR account United
states bond. strong at 1252 FOR u AM l14ai fo
1l2t American RAILWAYS were not much changed bu
generally ruled little higher than ycstrfd1 dcsple Of
the home declines Tho Bank OF England gained
100000 bullion nu balance. At Paris French pr
cents declined from SO32L2 to S0l2l2 AMI sight eN
change London easier Al - 23l2 10 tie \.
Exports Of specie from NcW-I0rk
1853 1884 1873.
For II" week fS34l.$12 SGbGl.f = = -, 81
irtvIouay report a. 80 ,0i.ia3 3llliG.47 3lt4"l2G
Toto, .to r,r - .qi- = !. q sgl 81 40; .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
COTTON MAnKnT,-sY rELgiqIrL

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22-l.3J y. m.-CottOl dull Mddng
tpahd-, 5ii Mddins Orleans, 3 Dill sIrtH.OJJ bales
ncudnt 900 lalra log speculation and receipts
$1,000 baes inCiuliug 3l,IuO bales Americas. Futures
dui JpanJs 10" Ahdtng clause December deliy 4
t'-G4d do December AMI January delivery GO4d; 40.
January ana FeDfuary aeFcfY Oidi 40 February and
March delivery. l-u4d; 'o March and ApI deN 3
4Gsdi Co April aud May delivery. 7-Gi.; do May and
2p.m-The sales Oey moulded G.sOO bales Amercn.