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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-08-02
SUNDAY SUMMARY
Of News and Chit-Chat for all
Glasses of Readers
and People.
A Cordial Reception to be Given
to the ST. aulVisitors-Ter-
ritorial Appointments.
Probable Suicide of an Old
Time Citizen.
Our St. Paul Visit ors.

Before another issue Of the JOURNAL
is made, the Jobbers' Union of st.
Paul will have come and gone. Their
program brings them here tomorrow
at o'clock and gives them an hours
stay, but in this last point their rules
are elastic and wherever they have
found the people DESTROYS of showing
them attention they have courteously
accepted it, and if necessary length
ened their visit. While it is no doubt
impracticable to arrange public re-
ception for these excursiOnists, much
can be done by those who have horses
and carriages in showing the mer.
chant princes of st. Paul around our
prosperous town. Let all who feel So
disposed, have their rigs at the depot
at the hour named tomorrow. No
formal introduction Is needed, or If IL
is it can be readily obtained. There
are all classes of men among the Job
bers; ministers of the gospel, states
men, and merchants. Whatever your
desires are as to companionship for
the short time they are here you can
be accommodated. There are those
who will smile and those who won't
those who look through a glass. with
view to investigating its contents
and those who don't-but all ar,
worthy representatives Of st. Paul
the largest, wealthiest and best town
in the north-with one exception
We have an opportunity to make thu
last impression on them-which is al
ways the most permanently treat
ing them with true western hospital
ity tomorrow. Having seen Heleni
and Butte, let us play Miles City a
them 80 hard that they will forge
every other experience of their triI
except the Park. We can't hope Il
beat that for year or two.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-08-02
The cheyeunes' Dance.

Although not preceded by smooth
talking advance agent, ora profuse and
parti-colored billing Of the dead walls
Of the city, the Great and Only Chey-
enne Aggregation, made Its appear
ance last evening as per announcement
and gave in the various parts Of the
town a very mild conception OF the
chuck dance. The clans commenced
gathering in the park late In the after
noon and about $3.50 o'clock about
twenty bucks on foot, preceded by
Black Wolf and Crazy Head mounted,
gave the first exhibition In front Of
Leighton 4 Jordan's store, from there
they moved down TO Sherburne's
corner, and danced, and thence down
Main street giyinga dance wherever
a crowd warranted the expenditure
OF muscle and perspiratlon. There
was lack OF vim in their perform
ances, noticed by the old timers who
were familiar with the very vigorous
displays given by the Sioux prisoners
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-08-02
Shielded

Yesterday John Sample, who lives
in the country the other side of the
old government saw mill, came to town
and reported to the authorities that
John Rohner, a ranchman who lives
few miles from his place, was dead.
Mr.. Sample states that he thinks il
was suicide, and asked thata coroner's
jury be empanelled and an inquest
held on the body. Coroner Redd will
leave early this morning for the scene
OF the tragedy, distant nearly twenty
five miles, and hold the inquest to-
day. The victim of the self-infiicted
deed Is well known in this city and
was among the old timers who first
located in this country. For some
time he was the engineer at the gov
eminent saw mill, twelve miles dis
tant, which position he held until the
mill was transferred and shut down.
Since that time he has been in town
more or less, but having claim out
beyond the sawmill, he has made that
his headquarters and it was there that
he committed the deed that so sud-
denly relieved his body Of all earthly
care or responsibility. The coroner
will probably bring the body to town.
The deed was done with a rifle, the
bullet entering the head. No wit
nesses are known to have been pres
ent except his wife. who went 10
Samples house and gave the informa.
ton TO him, and asked that he help
bury her husband who had shot
himself. ...
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-08-02
Concerning Federal Appoistm snt..

non o n iooie' VINO nAs just re'
'urneu 70 Mon'ana' H'er lengthy
VISIT 70 "asnins'o' was 'n'ei'ie".u
oy 'ne nu'.e miner anu unouius"e'
h''se' as iono"S'
H,Po,'.Do you Uaie ~ 10y -" :,
' VII. 80. 49, ~ pvnv . -,
yOui 'a'''' VI '"e No"'a"A "pP'
ne, n. .,.,.,,..,o ..,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-08-02
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

DRhayYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner Of Main
L street and Montana Ave. Services At IL .. m.
and 7;SU D. m. Sabbath School at 10 q. IN. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. All
cordially invited. Z. +. LIsskLL, PASTOR
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-08-02
Going Northwest.

The great northwest is still the
chosen land of the cattle man, and as
one section fills up, do the cattle men
seek more room, and always in the
direction Of the northwest. The latest
exemplification of this fact is that the
first herd of Frewen's drive has
reached this neighborhood on their
way to the northwest territory. 1t is
not proposed to drive the cattle
through this season, so they will be
wintered somewhere on the Big Mis-.
souri,, and their pilgrimage continued
next year. The cattle are being
driven from the Indian Territory, and
the other punches will reach here al
various intervals until the entiIe herd
Of many thousands has been trans.
ferred.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-08-02

Episcopal chapel, Palmer street,
open for public worship to-day. Holy
communion at $50 o'clock, a. m. No
evening service. w. HorsfAll rector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16

o. NEwYoRK Tuesday. Dec l5.-BEEV ES-Receipts were
% cars OF 04f head39 at Jersey city and "a cars az
oOtnsL Arrivals included 80 cars Of Export Ctte q cas
for CITY saugterer3 direct and II loads for tomorrow
market No demand to-day for Live Cattle About 0O car
lOAds me- over from Yesterday arrivals. 80,
Cly pressed Beef in light demand at oGo.2
Io oIuhaiy TO Prime NGtye 81 es with choice anu LAS
seIilhg as high % 9Lc from the slaughter houses
receipts o. western Dressed Beef for tie week enulg
saturday December ~ 27 carloads slow tr ne re-
p"fea az 6I02c Tor Colorado Beef and Sic Tor Meolu
Shipments today 22i0 quarters OF Beef and 200 carcas5es
OF NJ ultOn In tho Nevada. BY Joseph Eastman. 80 ~
morrow the As'yran Monarch Will be laden win 10
~ h5l am about 2O quarters Of Beef and tho heVe
Tia with 20 Live cattle 400 Of Beet and 800 car
Co OF Mutton. The CrnOCO fOr Bermuda, takes % 1--we
Sheep anu 20 Calves and YeaTliugs
"a y kS.-leccpts to-day 1877 head. OF which n
were AT tutst Gssers dull and Unchanged Good Neas
hfm ana wanted lot OF Cruisers sold at % and Com
mOu 10 fiAc Eea!s ut case. few Extra Bucks County
dressed calves dull prices unchanged Dressed Grass
efs H1u az Z20 c Dressed Fed Calves 4dJc Country
Deiseu Yeas q. "a lc nld city Dressed az al &c
oAcs ~ Cyilns 20 Ntal5. % goo 10. at Vase NANNY
atscl; do 32j d. At &c Fed Calf $50 To- at 10 -
DO, l3j %.
Halenbeck & Davis: 40 Grassers o33 H. at &c.
SHEEP AN ID LAAIBS-Rcceipts were g OF l.02l
mead all at GOtt Trade limited but feeling nIm for Primo
70 C1Oc1 STOCK Several cars Of Extra Lambs ana lieaTY
uo e,n9fs at the uptown yards but would not probably
Dt sold until tomorrow The sales today included cars VI
Gnoleo hgno ~ sheep at 1llc aud car oil LNa CANADA
city Dressed Mutton slow at 3a5o FOR Poor to Fair with
GrOi 10 Prime Nethcrsl seli1g G01c and Extra Car
cAsses ~ asmill way at higher HgHres.
MtsteIn ana EunhO Dressed Mutton dun at 403 &c
safes newton & Glllet 4lS Kentucky sheep Owes ana
Wethers, AZ %, at Sic; l4S do Ewes l5 10 at 81 DO
Dnl'nback Dewey: l9J Canada Lambs 80 d. at 80 3O
IL kentuck sheep. 20 n at 3 &c
HOG Recelpt were - cars OF 1924 head 90 at
tations nom'nay unchanged with feeling triac Grmcr
COunfJ Dressed dull at last weeks quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16

LIVERPOOL. Dec. lJ-l-3J pn.-CDttOl dull and price,
irregular; Kidding plaud- llGdi Hrng OIiriu. al
bales. including 900 bales iDf speculation
cxpnrti receipts $1,000 bates including 2-7OO bales
American Futures duh Uplands L0N 1idd!ing clause.
December delivery. G3Did also - cid; do December
and February delivery G6id; a.01 Gid do February
I StaTcn Ievery Lid. a4O 5f: do March and Antyl
delivery . SD 3G4d. PM aud May delivery
lad; G-G4. DO MAY ana Jun@ delivery. IOGid
JC4d. 90 June and July delivery, IA G4d Gl-O rs
-uid.
Futures dur; UplanCs Low MIddlnR clause December
d.lycry. G2G4d buyers. do December AMI January de
livery O2-G4d do January amt February delivery
sellers: do Morch and Apul delivery .G4a Ltlycra
do Auril and May delivery, tbfd. bdyer. Man and
June delivery. LG4d buyers 30 June and July delivery
B I5-6d value July and August delivery I1-o4d.
sellers.
d. n--COtOnF Futures closed stcauy. Cplands Low Mid.
ding december delivery C-G4d. buyers; c-
ccmber January delivery, O2Jid buyts January
aud February delivery. b-b4d buyer; February nnI
delivery, ID buyeTB, DO. March and Apnl
3 Esd buyers. do Aprl ard NAV dcliycfy . G.gld
buyers do May June delivery. IOO4d sellers. do
JuIe delivery. . L. odd sellers; auly and An
gust delivery. D l7Did. buytrs
GALVESTON. Dec. lJ.-COuyu Gull; Mlddlng p7a. Low,
~ Good Ordinary. 5: net baie
grOs. 3977 bales sales Lots bales stock UjU9l baIcs
SAVANNAH ice. 10 Cotton Oull Middiing. sas Low
Mddng oe; Good Ordinary ~. gIOss rcceiDts
1888 Exports tOustWs', 1854 bales sa.cs III 81
bales; stock. l02,GA bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IJ-C0ttOn quiet: Mddng = l.1G
Low Middlng ~ Good Ordinary receipts % 81
bales gross 2G4O3 bales; Exports 10 Great riaiu az
bales 97UJ Dales; the Continent 332 bales
alcss 1000 bales; stock 3l0.J2l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
LIVE STOCK MAnKEr. RY rELEaRApn.

CHICAGO Dec. I5--Ths Dro~srs J0trnr reports: came
Receipts 5000 head shipments 250n head market weak
ana Zoe lower: shipping - 3jd<j 90; STOCK ers
and Feeders 81 "a %: Cows, Bulls and Mixed - ~
a. 90 Euk g. 90 - - Through Texans 81 Ob0 ~ 10
H00'-Receipts JI.ODn ShiDmentA 64oO; market larry
active anu De- lower Rough ami Mixed. - t0nS3 O PACK
ing ahd SDpuS IS To - % Light IS 35 :" So SkluA
a. 1ONS5 TO-
SheeD-ReceDts 1000 bead Shipments 800 heal market
seanv; Navts - 90 GSi p Texans al 10 GS32O Lambs
s. ij9t4 ~
Hocs-RecoipJs. 920Oi shipments -; Light 80 500
SO go Packing. - GnH-3 IS Heavy. - s5Gs3 %
BuftAIQ Doc l5CIe HecelUts TO-DAY. 80 neto; total
Tor wees tl1s it 80 tuetisf TeoN 4lQO
head consigned thro 81 cars Gmct ana UNCHANGED
lar to Medium tcrts .t SOC - - Fat Cows and uciicr5
$50 4e In Old cows 81 Ou0 - in.
SNIP oCepfq TO-DAY $500 head total Tor week mus r
lhiOo mead ipr tine 1st week 1000 head '9nsigcl
through cars iuarNeI du. ami unclaimed: common 10
fHr, - .5nfiu0 GOOD Ia ChDCA - odt3 aU Nauaaa
Lambs. - 210j 81; western Lambs, - ijasl 90.
hrtDis i1lAg 41uu o. al iota foi week 'u4 ttr
2.unp hrhi Tor qln' uu5 lt't week 3hpgl h'ad con.
signed ur"UrA. ~ o. ulrE % 90 N"w-Nork marx e
hru: Medium tD Fair Yorker, - 150S} 80 Coca To
CLUcc. 81 1903 a.; Butcher. GrdcA - 3OGs3 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
STATE or TRADE.

fAtTfM0Er Ncr lj-Co'tlu lower. Nfti1y. 9lsf tlonr
GuDi. Howard street ana western super - -@1' WI 90
INtI. st -.4t4 -. 60. 80 - = 10 CIV Nils
sUucrs2 bti O1 g., fVtt - Jors d. 10 do hrands
g g.. - -ss Ilflu+CI SANITY. - o. 90 ~IurratFf
Patent 5000 Whrlt-9outnurn duiot: western lower :
.oItn'fr bel F-H be % Am"-E .7aSt ~, 20 !
MH.yaI' HiH . So 80 ~ stnlD winter Rcd ~n1t 80
Soc. utr.rDer SOC. bid. January e@0-~tcf February
su.4 tUrr---OutIcru qCtNr Western arm suuth-
tn WIFI. }iHtCr o0 yellow. 80 g.. western dNed
-uu. +t4n this'. Year 4b0 ibit. nutfN 41'a6 4'' :
Ir.ral.y. t.H.t.1r. Jats UIu ono duus SOltIt,n.
.Ga .uc Western White 5Snguc. CO. Mixed f'g 3 G.
Pe.nsyiyaugL 81 4Ih. ave ulm % Il~t .c. ftpElsouH
s' y anfut,t -..s ''rS l' - ~ ~
7'- DDS NL.- i'l ,i,-' corr. d. ~ w. p ,, -
l,'h' uu.'L HVS 4u'l ""fn 7"!"'i'" ',l' 800
,h.-." ..'.. - Du--- S~'--" '''' ''','' '''" N"
I-0.J'' '"-- ....
boston. Dec it'lour du.l' Western ~rp'rino 20 90
30. l.rffa. rat,ur -Duur NAtalA 30 Hu ~
-,-5 Pa:.1r Nlutsr Wh.ats 81 BOD. - w.. Corn weak
.t.Au,I l..uu. .Ic. Steamer NlAti yu. NoGr.r asa
,.Y.. D1ts -ts.fv. SEQ White. $50. N" White 30 lee,
r'urt4 uHd iiu1f@ +.'tl-. ff'r-t''' ~t'llt hui'i-
t.--- rtr~I-tl A'l'fA .'a
Ic.c.pt. for tp7i.y-tHnf i'IO b''t lV"u" SACHS.
turu $1,000 tu-.-. Osls. D'iJ 'N-u" SHORTS I''OI
,p,.... p., Do Flour 1uI.. ayf uur,a ue... Cu0'e3
VI.-... is. ...r "a .I. spring
........... ....... Iif.if.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
rrRhpEAN PRODUCE MARKET

IlyEEPOOI. Dec isiOnsBacJn Cumberland On
s2s Long clear Mddles 20 Od short Clear Middlos
Pccf-Sls Extra indian Mess.
pork-pIlme Moss. Ar Od. per LJLi Prime Mess. Eastern
az We.tern 42s Lard -Amencan SIS. Cd. Prime n eat
EN- SIS o.: Lard OH. 57s od. IIuns-Iong as. I'd
sLnuoers 3ts 81 Butter "a Cd finest United
states Cbcese-A mencan Choice f5s. I'd Wheui-itei
Western spring H. ID u7s 6di Red inter- Is 2d.a1s. ID
,sr cenat 80 -uung '4d New Western Winter "a ID:
New Mixed Western. A. 7d: California Is a
- "a C,1foran No IA cd a7s.2d per Produce
spirits Turpentne 10 a. do at London l7s Od
cwL: henncd petroleum. "a a. 81 peIgaOn Cl0yerseed-
American Red ass uer cWt. 1aOYZis "a. ROsn
Common "a. IA Pale. lis bd ~0s. 0L Lingced on 2ls
6d urrcyf iaoW- Fine American Zjs Oh. Prime CITY
2ss % per cwt Rsfrigcfat Beef hind quart
efs : iyd. 900 quarters. vi. per 10. -. 80, 49,.
calcutta Linsced AS Dd. quarter iAnsaed
Cake 81 IT,. - Us. Rehncd Petroleum d "a. %
Ia. gaiion spirits OF Iurpontiue Us OF per cw;
Sperm on 45S ton KOslut OmuiOn Is 81. per CwL:
Pale RS Oils PrONIsOns- 3Js Oh. cWt. Tor
AM rcan sugar les per cwi. Cuba Centrifugal
pOarzug $50 and las Cd Ul5s cd for CnOa MuscOvado far
Tonnng ahoqt; Australian TalOw-HeeL 24s. 81 a S1s.
90; Mutton 24s. 6d. 626s. 6d Cocoa Nut Ol-CcYon,
227 o.. Cochin. &3l o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
Is non s.een Atlantic port' far Europe :os no

NAY %DrIHAM- 10 -upuIi,s are steady. GonCfd sup
1i src ir tlc dcInd, fairy alisctoy Tor t1e So,
40 5' or 11PR @l C. 7' No. 'y'' 50 ''' ~" = 80"
niGS-AI prices are firmly held although only modcr-
"E&VGL7fOiEs-sp rurpcurnc drm ON the spot
a az and nominal at Il o,e,I 10 Tor stand Good
8ioc. H. 5t2isc. 81. Abe y. 51Z .-cs W. g.. 55'c; W.
riusccdn fur lobbne demand IT 44al5c FOR Amer
Al at2c Tor Mcstcrn ana t9S ipr calcutta rue
summer yellow qaod 80 i"r -m' lol1i era OK ~
fi1', FRIiEIii ."iirrc was modcrate movement
accomplished the market oGa takcna- whole but 10
del aiturnt was -l"chy "'tr' N5SvS III npIn. NY
snip 900 bn,s lcnod OIL - a@H NON FH ,N Phl
BHioEIoNH RON rldladeiphl, "a british bark so.oO1
e,s o G[gse oil aimed SG oil y HY NI from ha
A. cd PRIVILEGE Of ok orders to ned Einsdom Is.
SEVILLE from Mobile British bark .awn timber - -.
iS,S sii n bcurn IG 600 bnsb yrn sd ~
LOSDON. steaI hence, 900 bush -ran $ II ~ NJ
.....BoiDrhUN y, hence 5000 busb grain private terms
.. Pi' GHiSp. hence steam schooner and Norwegian
Is very mite ne to me mar
remain steady ne 6,si' Of lac quoted sales 100
back ana ~ 30 10 . Tor Extra ilas
not varied since .st, q ngt demand. tly Extra
Il 0OGsI26O in Dbls, Family Mess. BELF
AMne at 'e9dy gf, S4 a. ere y. e@I sir
To The demand ana holders ana no Gineuy 10 su;L9n9g
s SEe a da ~ &c. ''T ctG SSusT. quoted
1I,a,c smoked Shoulders. pd5@c.; Picked Hams sac
90 lOc- NJ IDDIi-SI noes are sino
u drinind Long clear IN
New-York quoted 5tc. for Western delivery Long clear
6p'c shor Clear ..Oc ... DRESSED HOGS shade
casici a. moderate demand. CITY Heavy u Light "a
&C.. PCS 5i.c LARD-Ihc tendency again lower.
foOwLg declined couple Of points closing
barely inside SpcculOn Is fairly active
trading continues ght. Sales 200 to- western
u Zoe Tor ChO &C. contract grade closed
zoe December G.ilc.. closing G30 64uc 0OoD
O.Od go closing tiUdb lc iduO tcs fc-
ary djOc closing 81 dj4 1Ca 3O ties March %
al 5Gc closing 653HG 6ac. f,p tcs April GC3ab' DC,
q May. closing Cos aDDic
good demand sales. ln tcz. d. 5dG &C. hc-
nned Continent quoted az GG ana South American. 7Oc
.... iTEi-thc general market regular win
sfrrnpth marked Aricily fine grades demand
CONTINUES western Creamery, - d Be-. Ign do. +
Dairy half-irkn tuba d2Gc. Wcetcrn Factory.
va ret Imitation Creamery, az c. Western Dairy ia
ne CHEhbk-ILer. is a tair Geutnh nuc rinlr7 ~
price he mont IL slow. Saie. G3pc.i
Night SKINS 5aldG1c. Western naL "a e., Edds-pdI
weak state ZDa .1ci Western 2jd2J tc Cana
dian. AZ; CT LINED state S2 20c do Western $50 Jci
Canada, - a l9L-c
SUGAH- Iiaw quiet and marked change sales 100
lhda English slnds. 5Lc ~ hhis aud 10 bags Moasses
sugar 55l6a54c. Fair Konnns quoted 20. Refined quiet
Crushed. 7Ac Cut. 7rc Cubes 1c. Powdered 10l 'eci
Grauuated Mould A. &c; CONFECTIONERY A.
90 7 standard "A" O. 6ac on "a" &c ,Wlite EXs
tr C. j7; ExtTa C." 5AsG6'4c. G." 90 dJAci Yellow
5d5l4c. ,--,.
recent figures;
oeomargarine steady; sales. $1,000 N, 6lsc.
TALLOW-E1un with hight demand. fTlme Shy quoteu
ib-l0c. sales, 4a,OOO ID, lo'loeoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49,

Canadian Pacific 5s1 Erie % ~ do Second Consols
Illinois Central, lao; Mexican Ordinary. 24is St. Peul
Common 93 NewYOrk Central, l047s Pennsylvania 81
Reading, 1Oss
1870 m.-Paris advlces Three Rentes at
80 francs 50 centmes for the
p.m-Consos 90 6-l6 for money and 10 for the
count, Erie 1885, do Second CCusOs $685.; Illinois Central
l4ap Mexican Ordinary "A ST Paul Common 93?; New
YORK Central l0Ji2; Pennsylvania, "a Il Reading lob
India Council bills were allotted to-day at decline Of
3-lBd. per
Bar Silver Is quoted at AID per ounce.
4p.m-The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England balance to-day is 100000 Of which 100000
for Halifrx
Canada Northwest Land Company, 90
p. m-Paris aivlces quote Three Per Cert Rencs at
80 francs S2ls centlmes for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Rirer. Vessels and RatlrOnds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COCOA-Rcmalns quiet but abOut stafv MaracaibO 2jD
2Oc; Caracas - 02c: ayaqu 10 = lei Domingo
II La SC; Bahia. 10 ~ a lie.
COOPERAGE STOCk-All descriptions have shown moro
activity and holders easily maintain recent figures Empty
HOgshe dis, - ~; Hoops. l4t, S3O0S3t; do Eft
dS2S; Moasses shocks HeaGs 81 So Il %
Shocks and Heads 3nch. ~ 7jdsl 81 36nch. ~ 80
~ 40 Old do 3Snch 9.c0Sl 90 do 36noh, - SOC
CoRDAGETrade on the Whole Is fair at wei sustained
prices Manila quoted the basis Of 3c and Sisal &C.
COfFEt-SpOt duh and weak at sc. Tor far
sales Options weak. Sales 1900 bags coslng Decem.
her 6GODHC5i January. 5f.C0 February $50 6Cj.
Mid grades steady ;salos 24llbags MaaCaibo private
terms.
COTroN-spOt Cotton du and l-lGo. lower Sales. $50
bales Receipts at the ports today IS,lJl bales against
30 10 this day last week and 3j.flO laa' year
The quotations according 10 the American classification
as iOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
rnE pErnoLErH MIRKEE.

The news from the oil country yesterday did
not bear the expectations OF those who are opsrat-
ing in the certificate market for fall but the owners Of
the kane well sim rcsolS to take their time IN
developing their property 10 its full extent The drl
has been suspended according to the adviceS received at
the Consolidated Exchange, uni tO-horro"' me Plpo
line ngurrs for December are not snow hS any cn uge III
the relation of demand and supply Up 10 the I5ll me
runs were Gs2. OS barrels, duy average OF o-,lbS
the deliveries we're S20,23I barrels, an average
of C 50 barrels day This shows an excess of dey-
cries 1i3 lJ6 barrels or daly AVERAGE OF ll,olZ
barrels. When 1t Il stated mat the volume OF business
showed another falling Ohnnd that prices closed
AT gain from Monday night the certhchte market
Will be- sufficiently described Tho close was nih at near
The oric statement of the Bureau OF Statistics at
Washington shows decline I'm November ms compared
with year ago I'm both the quantity ana value OF the
mineral oil exported For the year 10 date the gam IN
amount IL small and In value trlhlnS Appended are
figures for the five chief customs districts OF the
United states:
Value ....... s4I76o5l Sl,3l9493 S3.4s3,l7l
January to November 3d.
90, i ISL, ga i lsS2 Is, ld i7caeSie
Value. ga, sl651s SI5o6d595 S2ooO77
The range prices aud the total dealings at the Con-
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening ........ 9Oal Lowest. 6oai
Ighcst. ....-...-...... 0ls Flual---.. 49,; ~ =
Sales. barrels '''"l'ooo
Refined oil was unchanged at rs cents here and -.
In Baltimore and Philadelphia.
BRADFORD. PENN Dec. lJ-Crldo Ol-N1ttona iran
Ait Certificates opened at 9O2i and closet nj Oils
highest price. 0las. lowest pnoe. 0OA Cleiraioo'
l,27s0OO barrels.
OIL CRY Penn. Dec l5-Crudo On-National Tran
ait Certificates opened at 00i9 and closed at ol"f
highest price. 0ias; lowest price. 0oi2. Salos.
7bs 900 barrels; cearances 0s2 900 barrels: runs
20 sol barrels; shipments. 70,967 barrels charters
barrels.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WooL1s essentia cnange The business is still
bu stocks are in good shape and holders steadily man
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DIED OPP LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

foR LACUAyRA, PUERTO CABELLo. CURACoA-AND
MARACAIBO
From Pier 80 East RIVER
VALENCIA ......................1 hursday. Dec. -
PHTLApELPH IA.......... Wednesday, Jan, =. 1886.
CARACAS................. Saturday. Jan. 10, 1886.
These AMERICAN STEAMERS. specially built for She
superior accommodations TOR
All letters that be sent 10 tho
wall be duly forwarded providing
closed stamped elOpes sufficient
Uned states postage Of per hailoance
fire ght passage apply
BoULToN. BLISS a DALLErT, General ManaEors.
l35 Poarlsk
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TAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
,,,,. ,fourp COMPANY

OCCIDENTAL AND UhILN 40
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamers leave sag Francisco as foilo"s'
nE1aIu ........ Nov. % SAN PABLO. ---- Dec. 10
OCEANIC.Jan. T.
OCEANIC. GAELIC BELGIC,
spoer,Iv acknowledgement Accommodation
SAN PABLo-Cabin capacity limited
Reservations can made by letter or telegraph TO- ana
,ahln pans seen at 2s7 Broadway New York. OF Room IL
Railroad Bui.ding, san francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
Il IL GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAM
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN AM LIVERPOOL
ADRIArIC CajG Parsell. Tn lrsday pee ~ A. N
GERMANIC. Capt Kennedy. Thursday Dec 81 i'V D. m
CELTIC. can't Gleadell THURSDAY Isp, a. M
RATES-Saloon. $50. $50 nd SlOO. Return tickets On
favorable steerage from NeNlors $50 from tho
Country intermediate Adrtac only, $50. For n-
'pecuon plans and other Information Apply NJ inc con
P '0'' " " r. j. CORTIs. Agout
A~snts for Philadelphia STUART "oBEY 4V6 Walnut -
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spirits OF TURPENTINR.

CHAKLssTcs. Dec 15.-TurDentine dull at 34c.
BAyANHAH. Dec. 10. -IurOentlno quiet az 34c-
WILMINGTON. Dec. l5.-purDentIue nrm AZ $40
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FuPoPFAy FtNANcIAL MARKETS

LoSuoy Dec l5-l2yO D. m Cousols 99S for money ana
90 glG Tor the United states -Four ana iuI l.r
ilja. Atlantic and Great western h.st ni0'.
gage certificates " do secohu mVN&Ase i-t'