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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
SAMUEL BREARLEY. JR.

samusl Brearley, ~. died at 81. Lukes Hospital on
Monday alter relapse OF typhoid fever Mr. Brearioy
WAS a Young mau OF remarkable attachments and exc
cutive ability He came TO tb city three years ago
and established school for youn la lies IN Forty hILn
st. His tmo!s and manner made IL ~ ouco success
M, paturr1d about him tie brst OF teacer- ana Tue
school WAS Iled utmost cap city fsreuts we're
delighted with the Enthusiasm VI tnrlr chiur-n LOT tue
Iurd tue witt which II was conducted saw inc
secret surl rising success Mr. Breatiry ueVotei
,,It-ptlon 20 his dutirs. hs ample qualifications as a
t-acer his sound igmfhi. hIs grnte Out urn govern
ment AMI his genial dis osition we're some OF Tue ee
,rs,'ts of ma prusu.rlty. Although comparative
slraugrr In New-YOrK lie had male Iargr nnuuer OF
am AZ friends, 10 whom ns death u deep PERSONA
sorrow H. was born Canton, ILL., about tuirty -sevrn
years aso and a graduate of thiltips Acalemy,
Andoyer. Mass, subsequently being graduated IRON
aary.r roI eee in 1871 After votng some years to
privste tuition, he stuffed at BaiiSl College,, -Oxfora
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
INnlnEKrs ~ SOcLETY.

Admiral and Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin held q recep-
ton yesterday at their home No. $50 Ffthave over
300 guests called The house WIS decorated with flowers
and a luncheon served
Mrs. ]. Harvie Dew OF No. 252 West Fiftyfonrth-st
gave "A small for Miss Winnie Davis who Is her guest
The guests included Marquis and MarcniOness lonzA
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mclean Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Bar
low xsecretary and Mrs Bristow. Lieutenant and Mrs
Henn Mrs. b. H. Van Auken. the Misses Van
Auken Mr. and Mrs John Sherwood.
Mrs Hicks Lord Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Worth White Mrs
and Miss de Wolfe General and Mrs Roger A. Pryor, hr
and Mrs Algernon sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Allen
r aud Mrs Polk. u. Creighton Webb aud Edward taes
Cow ard.
Among others yho received yesterday were
Mrs Joseph w. Divxei and the Masses Drexel
I,r and Mrs Charles fkemsen. Mir. X J.. Todd and Mrs
Tucker Mrs. George r. Belts Miss irary Mrs. ratter
ihyate and the Mira sati4Trh waite, and Mrs Robert
Weir and Miss Neir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

Avoid costve habit of body not only because OF the
attending discomfort but lest 1t engender serious
consequences Dr. Jsyness ssnarye Pills either laxa
tive or catharc, according to the dose and may be de-
pended upon produce healthy secreuons Of the liver
and stomach =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
wIIIIAMC- VAN LENNEP.

william c. Van Lennep. of the nrin OF Van Lehhep
A. Chevsier No l22 Frontst died of typhoid fever at
his home in this city Tuesday He was born in no-
land and came eight years ago as the
NJ Lava house in Holland Four years ago ne FORMED
nartnership with Mr.. Cheyalier Though only twenty
eiaht wears old he well and fayorabiy known III pus
70 r,es He WAS member OF the Dow " iown Assoeii
on and represented his nrm in the Coffee Exchange nc
Nas unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
WHERE MONEY Is SAFE.

Burglars entered real Office of J. A. Morrisse
In Paterson n j., saturday night, aud Attempted 10
open Herring Patent safe. Various burglar I'o
were used and gnpowder exploded without any effect
ro trenroof safes az different In the Office
were opened By driving in the lock spindles
Mr. Morrisse's securities and $500 IL money were
An the Herring safe which held all secure The robbers
only boov was ss5 taken from OF the other safes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
Ir.rnAnGE oHAhGeD WE MURpek.

An inquest held yesterday by Coroner Messemer In the
case Of William Walker shot and killed on October
n, the barroom kept by Thomas No l39 Hester
81 Henry who did the shooting s still al liberty
Jast before beginning Of toays proceedings Nichols
" Io Was pr-sent u taken custody by
Brooyb detectives or the burglary which the authorities OF
tint CIV charge against Al The
ervra before repeated by the VII
e-se. Lesrango Win TIE murier Thomas
Ecly who Is ~ Accessory returned ~ tho
onDs though jury made mention Of him An the ver
xiIoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDIcArGONs-Fog "a HOURS
WASHINGTON. Dec For New-England. snow. fol-
lowed by fair weather, north westerly Winds slightly
warmer.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsyivnna' peia
ware and New,Jersey, fair weather, westerly winas
slightly warmer
Westward, fair and slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
nnrrnlLuEx oHARGEp WITH BRTBERY

TRENTON n j. Dec. (speciaD).-Ihe Trenton CON-
mon Council tonight awarded the contract for furnishing
hose 70 the fire department to the Trenton Rubber eo
.onv Charges were made that the contract had been
hx fr,ud and bribery Ii Is said here tonight
vbf r least ~ or the council Will DE arrested
,amorroN The contract Is valued at about $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

secondve The nominating committees submitted the lot
lowing names for election January meeting John
King presidents Hamilton Fish pre-dent' Jonn =.
weeks second vice president; william W. Evars Ioreisn
corresponding r. Delancev. domestic co
responding Andrew recording secretary
ROBERT beholl tTeasurer Jacob y. MO0re. nbrzrlAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
MIRRiEQ.

pANIrLs-TAYLoR-oa Taesaay. Deecmber Z. 1850. -
the rsifepcs Of the father Danbpry, Cops " The
Pev Jossph A Freeman. william dssunEa INnacs -
Brooklyn NY. to Mary Belle. aaugfsr oil "iiA'" u ry
lor
Al notices Of marriages must be enScrssf rita fsn
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

Veterans Of the eth Regiment. " O. y. T., are re-
es,e 70 attend the fnner OF James r. Barclay Company
a. az Mount Vernon on Wednesday. 9Th inst At o'clock
7. m. L. W. NlNthESib o e"'""'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

syx.uFR ARHIyAL-The Ward line steamer raratosh'
tr,m aaxIa arrived Quarantine early Tvs norihs'
sne encountered heavy easLely gales me rufs pS1Aso'
"a ca hove 10 Oh Absecon Tor twenty fvur MUTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFPIcE. Dec 81 A m.-Ihe STORM eoh'ih'
ned moving northeastward yesterday IT. centre Keep
ing out az sea- of New-Jersey ana New-Ehgaha- III
town there SNOWFALL Of three or io"i ihches IN 'n,
.,n with ,a,iinr barometer and rising barometer and
I,, sL,e. nj niht The temperature ranged between
ess md oS Inc average t25e being o. higher than ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

]. Extreme esls Msss .ss:.s ss.p. Cash
"a Cogaas perfectly pure supsrhns ts<<es s~~P~ 49,
bouquet the standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

the corresponding day last year. and 7' higher thsn On
Monday.
In ana near this city to-day there VIII probably d
fair. slightly warmer weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
srsALISc @BUfFzr0 BILDs" 11cAL1S

fTtALING " bLFFALO BILL's" IIEhEIN
Manager Louis T.. Cook, OF Buffalo Bits" Wild west
Show Oh Saturday received from Philadelphia printer
the tickets for Monday nights performance Mr. cooA
discovered that the tickets for section. Numbering
100 missing. The tickets came by the Phiiadepna
and Reading Express Mr. Cook Immediately ordered
dnulirate set tickets printed different coored card
board printer telegaphed that he Ind shipped al he
tickets and that therefore the section must have oeh
stolen Detectives Price aud Kerzinger Monday night
be,ore the performance. discovered two men sell
ing the missing tickets the Sidewalk
AMI arrested Them the station they gave their nanes
a. Michael Wtls0n Of No. I'll bTevoortst Jersey Ciiy
aud1onn Murphy OF No. 6s9 firstaye- when scaTrhsa
eSrr of rhe tickets found In Muphys pnssesso.
and AFTER the performance thirty OF The cheeks W..
sound an the fsar ueur seats. Al the Jefferson
Police Court yesterday Murphy told justice foId IN H.
had got the tickets from an ahko~ MAJ. ~ na
ton IN $500 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

OFFICERS FOR THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Ns~-gork Historical Society hast nsgn' hen ~,
monthly uestns At the Library Building. kieventhsL and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

Coufecfo fyaxnttve,
fruit ozenge constipation agreeable harmless and EN-
Client Al Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
5psrlaI NotIcs5.
Artistic Presents Of
PERMANENT VALUE.

Hghelass proof Etchngs costing. with suitable frAas
from 80 upwart
speciality OF rares unprocurajle elsewlers Visitors In
ved to call and examine ILLUSTRATED AMI descriptive
catalogue by mail pr,ce 10 re 'dy December TO-
FREDERICK KEPPEL CO..
LONDON.
and % East lsth-st- lUnlon squarel. New.York:
A. William =. nsore. Ancrioaeer.
MoORE's AUCTION ROOMS
30 FIFTH AVENUE
An exceptionally choice invoice Of
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
ORIENTAL RUGS aud CARPETS. HASGISGa PoH
THERE'S TABLE COVERS. &c.
Just imported from the Orient by
GAAlALIEL X. DAVIDYAN.
OF COSSTASTINOPLE,
who bronch his advantage. a. a native East has been
gather collection of unusually me qaAuv AMI " e4
'e Rnsans 'ns asS ear6ssh Kazas yaz Anao
Cames Hair. Yar'ok- KurdtAh Mecca hnorassan L@hors
MSsrn 6ashsstan shraa. Anatoan, Yildln: &C.. Rsas
SALE SALE By AUCTION THIS wEDSEsDAy,a THURSDAY.
A At 6 61I1 { ia EACH Day. JAY
A. LmGision Of Cpd LAYER OIL
PEPsIS AND eTIS NJ ysSue.,,s to motto.
that Rs psTs * TaE rSrEsr
Every bottle original preparation for additional pro-
lection OF the purchaser the ssnat1re Of the makers
,1q1 broadway and 57s 5ihave y T. and serpor R
An excellent small silver watham Watch with silver
chain included can be purchased Howard Co., 2si Fifth
avenue for Eleven Dollars capital present boys rs
A Presbyterian Clergyman proposing TO spend the win
ter on ne. Hay Land and Egp woad be glad to tx:
charge young gentleman whose parents would Ike "a
Of D. W McWiiliams. n Broadway. Room %. Sewysrk
Electric ,ervics"
Ane1sct and uniform te stare sa4atsst roo asS,,
bealIh the crlckiax Of taraisure pctares 60
as a.. ,ner 40 1;s Ts Il, ,of no
te@perature iavan4oIsa Residences caarcas. dos't.i
ogue and coples nonials ,shts' .iv lir,n %
National Electric service "a ooo Dro.d.y ~
-tG f. & = Mk ifrslu s q $s%s-''
Liza The Extensive Archaeological Collection OF
MONSIEUR EUGENE BOFAN.
comprising an 10 IrIEs Of MEXICO, GUATEMALA
CENTRAL Anu 'o ROME GAUL &c.
ery Boxes curlos prehistoric Arms and implements rnt
GCI' rs. S Ms %STxBE and EXPENSIVE XII COZ
L-EEtc''TTfoS EVER oFFEkED At vv,c.
Also 500 volumes BOOKS and MAN SCRIPTS priaei.
70 o. printed sd in srss wsss @ %
whole representing cost value o. over 10000 I.ae'
mon b8y = TO EDxl DEC: ls 70 is inclusive
TWO sEsssSs EA v pAx ?S o a'T rrcs 81
Great ~pecini sale 81 arpets
900 niecss ROYAL WILrONS IRON 81 % per yri
AKA nirce, WILTON VELVErS tro 81 per yarl
SHEPPARD KNAPP Il co. otn-tye All l3sa-ss
Ninth seasen-Nsw Ready.
MRS. McELRATH'S
HOMEMADE MINCE MEAT.
For Christmas and Holidays; also
PREsERyEn Branded CANNED AND
sPICED FRUITS.
Ped Curranr and other Jelies Jams and Pickles.
For prices. references &c. address . p.u.A,-.
Mia sAKAH 5. AcELAATh- 1913 Degra~se' boooklyn
l. H. q JLDSMIrH.
Gil Broadway. New-l ORR, v. Y.
where orders may be left aud the goods seen
..Iect Feard.-Mrs A. NJ GLOVER has competeJre-
ft, and new ~ aud elegant manson va
9sZ WesI 43as and opened tho ssIne As nst
.ss family horne and boariing house. The bousr II sakh
on.y IN Will be both excellent ane
generous Frstclass viii De required snd h'esu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

Presbyierian Clergyman proposing TO spend the win
wishing Italy, Ton siantinOpe
Athens Holy Land and Egypt would be gat 70 take
charge young gentleman whose parents would Ike "a
give him the OF the trip Address al once g. care
OF d. w. New lians. II Broadway. Room ~. Sew.fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
Ninth season Now Ready

..Icct Beard.-Nrs A. NJ. GLOVER has completety re-
stt and me y large and elegant MANSON Va
g.Z Wesl 43dst and opened IN. ssne As us
Lass FAMILY horlo boaring house. The house. l. akh
isbed And the CUISINE Wall be both excellent ane
generous Frstcass Will oe required aud nvcsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

Anexact and uniform SaFlntsst Roo n-Ssps
atany e uperature lesre srs)V slyng fIsL dssp aor
m Of lxork tarnis1re pictures 80
Appless IullV val - al Zoe "a u lstglIs 4al ysituls
te no meter ,IsD ntric hiV rpVecntk ~
emperatur lnvan4bein lsiceA clurches dospltas.
School, servatores &c. lsri tel skP tory shb
ovue and ,opes nonals ssltsD nv ltre ~ ~
rafion NationaI $50 Broadway. y. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25
THE SITE Or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dec. 24.-CottOn quiet Midins s ~, O.;
To- Extra ss.6e9s3 DO Family - 20 a o. cay k
Mills superne - 10 6Ira - ~ 10 aperatTs
P,trnt % " heat-southeru nrmer. Western higher
s sE9' @n, s Rel SPOT s sso January 10
February an SC orn-southern steady Western aal
Western Masa .por 4Gc vi Ia 2sG nav
oats u. sortaera SS@Sse Ps sa
80 w s ,N Mc'srs " fiay strai w. PRIME to
Choice Western sl OOasl5 90 Provisions quiet Ness
packed 69d7c. BAcon-shoulers 7g1 &C. clear tio
SIDES Butter firm AH western Packed iSGs reamery
~ Eggs nrm at cs s ordinary to aiT
S9sl. 9as lie ivs WSsss Ssr
sse ibis. Wheat $1,000 bush Corn
Flour IJO2s Obls Wheat 1000 busn o6 Corn Gasn
BOSTON Dec rouconmon Extras So. 50 2SSs $50, 90
So Oos S. rs ... Corn-steamer Yellow. 01@ steam;
s % n's q al e GOO 30 White s. c no White
9 s1orts-Mdaiinss per ton SIS DO s sSd do
Norh % 2s DO Eastern cTss% s tSs d.v
Fsnr @ S E11 900 q as Corn isood Sush Data
2o ISS sSsH.t S short S;' $500 ca,t
1870 Pee Pssnf %s s
sa. 1an No fellow ic rae !. "a
No. Mssi .Barey.No canada x asc, No a.
IL NS 200 ss o's
$4,000 bush. 80 900 bush Barley bush snip snp-
ssooo 5usS l'' Oats 1000 Barley bush
CINCINNATI. Dec 24-Flodr1F.milv 81 80 e q sJ ~
-. Receipts 8 dOO bush shipments 1000 bush
Corn-No. = Mixed 3saSs &C., 0ats-No; mlIei
So 10. Bukmeais- Shoulder short thoa 80 =. 2.
BacOu--ohouuiers snort hi01 80 % = ehortCl
s7I2.a Wnisksv-,aes at 81 IL Hogs dull common
and Light s3 JO1s. %. PACKING anu Butchers - wa
4 30 Receipts 1000 head shpmenrs Lou head
CHICAGO Dec 24-Flour steady and Unchanged Cnoice
Winter Wheat 81 l6a4 2Oi spring Wheat - o g0 ~
Grades ST 7b12 rs Rye FlOurS3 rs as AZ In Dds
The leading futures ranged As tolOSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25

noosrn far request and steady crv Hs. 70 Lans .
gos and closed & sesgs ss ssss
sffcnttan Sales 100 Western steam spet oZ %
CITY Steam steady saes z20 tea $780, refned 9uosea
ss,e 1000 January ases S,osns ssSc 500 tea
67s. closng $50; April cosinx $50: Iso "a asy.
5000. closing. dele BUTTER cHEEsh and EGGS
without change muortsuf. Bufter-Enn Cream nv ~
a2c Western ol State DAIRY hsnrkin TUBS ~ a.e,
Welsh tuba 2242bo Western Imitation Creamery U1oot
estsrn Dauy l3ci Western FACTORY Selsc Chesss
li0i5lsc 63ooi Z, Choic. Light skim. loo Eggs
state. 1926; Western 24s27oi Lmeo- II .0lsc-
sastNe Cor M.Ias.s.: tte for Fair s, Esap nnl,
Cut Loaf e.c. Crushed e'c., Cubes 5te5 l2lec
Powdered 57sa6ho.. Granuiated ll-ie96to- Mould 4
cconfectionsl 5%c, Gomez on 4 0sssta White Extra
Be- Extra g 4ssf47sc. c 4A3i &c. Yellow 4e0<.c
sTEARINE-sieady and quiet City quoted At 1is17 sc
oleomargarne 6d6s sales rs 600 n. Co.; $4,000 Janu
arv. 6isc.
TALiow-steady and quiet Prime City quoted at tiso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25

g ss. .'..; 81: .i .. f., r 800
s.! s.: &C., e g: .: !: e; :;
@ ss.a %aiss s Ss 'ss s Is ss: s'
ma. r. s s:;s';s ..Sf
1S:S o:s. ~.
.nI Dec 3 su 1t Es "a
e Sai., s.sss s.
IS sas.::: ;: : ::
s SA; jan s.is ss So &c, @
&c sa'a 's1e. 5'a:s ..:S" $:sss
.s:si s:s::
=; ss sssss $ss s.: ,sn &C.:
90 o Far S sSaS. X sss s S
Cod nsSsnssd Irs:sss Mo s
s$s @ 81 5sss
Y E. s1IA sss's.
!ui cream Is
ei fou ssoe Ss
5000 onsn Oats l50oo bush
y choice D q 90 Fs1c 81 g
Fancy - Is al 80 Wheat strong
No Red Winter cash SIC: Jan so'se 81 &c closing at
No MtIed- Cash. 4.e55i.cs Jan % 20 FEB. sete'
Cash ssso Feb 2ssc May Sic, bni.. Rve-sssc.
=. Bsrey-Dull at de. Butter Creamery 2sa2ac.
Hay-Tmothy. $40 90 al2 So Pr4lrie So 20 10 90
Bran 6sc... Meal 81 OOtG2 90. " hskev
Sales 81 10 - Provi-ons- Pork sll 80. Lard 81 M'a
Bulk Meats. loose lots Long Clear So 80; snort EioS
S. TO- Short Clear IS Boxed Ots-Long Clear 70 %,
Short Ribs SO 10 Short Clear So IS Bacon-Long Gear
a So 60 So u.s. tort Clear az ~ w
Hams steady at 9'.1llc Recsiots.Flous ANY, s'"Vv
Wheat $4,000 Uush. n 900 bush Oats lo.ooo
Dush Rye OOO busn.: Barley 23OOU shipments-
Flour 5000 bills, Wheat $1,000 bush orn laOOo oush
Oats 1900 lush: Rye. 800. bush. Barley 500 bush
TOLEDO. Dec. "a. Wheat dull Cash S0'4ci JAM sO1c
Neysctef ~ Clover Sect cash 81 CO. Feb 81 7o March
81 ReceUts-wheat "a 900 bush. Corn 5000 bnsh;
1900 bush Corn 5000 bush Oats bush Clover
Seed 425 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25
rrpoPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL 24rrovslons1 Bacon: % rs Mels
ass Oh Long Clear Miides. SIS 3D.; snort CleAI a
y3 Ca short RDs S0s I'd shoulders 2Ss o per eo
"a AL for Extra INDIA Mess Prime Mess o5s Oh
prime Mess ola Od per bbL: Prime ,s Mes pre Wssi
6ls al. We.en 59s OF. Lard-A metical 5os rTps esr
err sSs OF OH 52s oil Hams Sa- a., 80 1u IT,
shouLlers SO GA Buttcr-l02s6d per CIV ior nest n
States. cheese nerican Choice 05' o. y. an ~
Western spring. Is Al ais tdi Rel winner, a. % 90
Is od per GENITAL New no Winter g. II , co. 40 10
s,r.ug "a 3D.; MiIs Western. As Adj C-iioln's d.
l. Is MS 90. 10. No 6s oh az 81 per e.n'A; gI
duee-s Iurpentne IT'S 81; DO AZ o.
PER Refined Petroleum 6 per gSn 6DV9 ner est
American l.e,i 49s. TAlo~-z.o "a PEI ~
Fine American 24s 3D. Prime cry, 2is " per en- 'r
osIn-t non ia, Pale lis 6i 0JA OL LhsseI ~
lis 81 per hsfrgeratsa hee,
hind quarters 5i9i tore 3ts per NJ
don-NewYorx state, AZ l5s Oh 80 d. Od Oo'''h'e'i
Liverpool make Jss pd ooo = N, "a COO
IoxDos Dec. 24.-Proiuce-Lnseel OIL, $40 osot q 20
los 6 psr t0n Calcutta Lnseed iJs d per iareI' In
seed cake. sd los Cd per ton rsans resIos gu, al n.r
aG is - lodi spirits fnrpontino -os ~ pel
cwL, Pale OF oiIs Oh Provisions Lard szs "a Pr
cwt for AmrLf sugar-l3s oil per cwL Ter tupt css
trfuga poIorzinE y5s an ia 81 ai2s sd for ~
lair ne ming anoaL Australian laiow-BeeI zfs zos
3D. Mutton 27s. I'd Is- 81 cecoanat o,-Seyon lp
Sina quarters Is lid for fore quarters per SD ny tic
~ ....-.ea, II
AxTwKsrs 2A-Petrole1m Pale Ameriea , ~
franco au IL francs 20 centnes sss
Wilcox closed Al 81 francs 20 ce1ssn,s pc, oo A
BaxxKx. Dec. 2A.-Petr0eum. marks % pfrnuihf.
WlcoIs closed &C "a marks w pfsnninss per Al"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25
rrpoprAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec. 24-l23o m-consoIs 100 liz for money
the United states rour rer lent
Bonds l3l do Four amt Hall Per Ceut Bonds di ~ =;
and Western First Mortgage trustees Ger
uhcates 51s do Second MORTGAGE 3.4 canadian ra'nc'
"a do second onsos lOl Illinois Central
1851; New YORK Central. 1T ' Pennsylvania. 5sis
Paris anvces quote Per Cent kenGes at 81 francs
20 centimes for the -.
mConsols 100 ll6 for money ami 100 o-.o ior tne
acc0unt Western FIRST Mortgage Irus
tees Certfcates l.: Second Mortgage IA Canadian
Pacific Erie Mexican Ordinary. 49f 81 Paul
Common 92a. New-YOrk Central. ll6s; Pennsylvania,
5S4 Reading. II. . -
The OF bullion withdrawn from the BANK OF Eng
Iand balance to-day IL 100000 - , ~,
Paris quote per Rentes at 80 francs
aud Exchange on London at 20
francs SO centimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25

the final prices were not moro snan
per cent chanced from the opening nsuroa Central OF
NewJersey, however. was marked excspuon;
opened q lower at 49a and to 5o% and closed ct
5O and it was the banner stock in amount Of sales
Northern Pacific preferred. usually one OF the active
stocks. recorded sales Of only IL shares, which not
quite double the Of sales Of Chesapeake and ONO
preferred Richmond and West Point closed y lower
than last evening and Reading closed unchanged Inc
market closed steady.
Government bonds were dull and firm, with the bids
for A. advanced cent The bids for the currency
&c irregularly changed Annexed are the closing
QuotatiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25


LIVERPOOL Dec. 24l2:ao p M oton quiet and rather
Md%: i5a s so bale. for SFs Speculation
an export Receipts-7.OOO bales air American. -
Der cyery sS 24a TO- pseomoes and ea'y 5s@
March and Aprn delivery lSo4d, also l@-o4' aV
delivery l.64d DO June and IaIy dsvgry y, is
delivery at todays ciarng were 700 bales NE"
p Sn~Cotton.~Future, closed steady Upand' Low
Mddiing CLAUSE Deee,nSs. e SyerS o January
ann February delivery lO-o4 buyers DO teoIusiy anu
cry lid sellers DO. Apri and May delivery l56+,L
sellers do MAY ami June teyery ot ny sn A u
gust delivery u, sclers ooo naIos American
p mUPauds Low 4dins saue eoua Dsce dny
deliver ~. sse do J%suary and February delivery
i64 DO FsO1aa5y and March sx . value do
Ap May delivery l,64d payers , ho NAY sna
ig.o4 buyers; do July and August delivery 24-o4d'
slysales of the week. SO 900 American IS 900
Spectators TOOK 800 bales expoIsrs .ToA 29
bales actual e. port 10000 bales total receipts soooo
Amer can bales amount OF cotton anoAH S-oooo
SvnsToS Dec 24~coIion dull; Miadnns 1916 Low
Midding s Good Ordinary net AID gross receipts zs
S Sas. s soss f1G y Bales srs-' D'H
,ass ,Dos % GREAT e Britain s224 bales
1850 the Continent 1894 Oalesi coaStwse l'@4o
NORFOLK Dec steady Middling 81 net and
sales IL ~ Gaies' stock So 335 bales. ~ 60
Meekly-Net and gross receipts Zo,poZ Dacs
Great Britain l65 bales eoastwise. S54s 0aes sales
II, i40 bales. ,.,,,,,. 0 * "a rov
SAVANNAH. Dec 24.-Cotton quiet Middns lo,iS Low
Mddins Cool Ordinary 5.l6: net anu sross
receIps 3s7 exports To tue Continent Oi@' pa,
coastwise I54s bales: sales $50 bales STOCK sl4'
.-o.. ~ -o1 haIaa.
eynorrs 10 Great Britain 5l09 bales to France Lou
10 the Continent 1856 bales coastwse iii bales Sales
$500 bales .. go. a.. >,,aarng O fow
hiddng Good Ordinary So net receipts S 5 o
grnss y 772 exports "a Great Britain oSo-
70 The Co tnent 6z7l bales sales loOo oaes' S'ooA'
3y7. 561 bales o,-o 49,, -... II a cqi hales
Weeky-Net receipts 1873 bales gross 1IyoSi p1ies
exnorfs Ia Great Britain bales 10 France iooOo
bars 10 the Continent %, $780, coastwise ooZz oaleS
sales 20. 250 bales . ,,a..u,a- IA shonld hay
hern 1 y47 bales December -, 2Z'0 Oales-
NKw.YoRK A-The following are inc 'o'ai ieoo'P''
at all the ports September i, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rsver. resesis and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET Reports

BUILDING ATFPIAL-Without speeal change
COCOA-Quiet at pr, quotations .,,1 ons
COFFEE-For Brlzil Trowths the msrKet va re-
nj l. 40 for fair No business oac
nor Mid srovfhs dull sa 400 peculs Interior zoo,
inc option market exceedingly dull one IL oprne ~
last niRhts prices closed nrm at an ad'hn9o
IS points follows. January 1920 20 -" la%5S
1880: May l23D6lZ35; June 1900 l2.So; s"S'
1915 0l2 40 December l225p - Sales 49, 100 psss
COTTON-The market quiet a. unchapeen pIr0os
to-day The sales 673 bales t4s4 last evening" =. ~
which consumption. The port receipts bls. 49,
a. 4 bales with S7s bales this DAY last
and 81 1871 bales this day last year since sepemoen nth
total port been 35t3 100 bales com
3542s70 bales for the corresponding period last
Quotations BASED American sSsndara Do oi~s'uo
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