davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGR APH.

LlykRrooI. Dec 3o-i2So p m;IIottcn steady with
fair demand Mlddling Uplands 0tl. do orleans o'sL
sacs-2OOOo bales aclu iint QUO bales for speculation
Yesterdays sales were Increased by late pus
ness 1000 bales American heceipts-2oooo bales In
Guiding IL American.
Futures steady a, the advance Upiands Low Mdiling
clause delivery 3U4di 10 December aud Jan
usry delivery 0+ 10. January ami February delivery
Iio4L, do February and March delivery izo&d also
l3O4d do March April delivery. 1854; also IL
04d do. April and May delivery. 0l564i also lo'e4l
do May and June delivery. o4d Also lS6td DO June
aud July delivery zo04d do July anu August delivery
2OU4d.. also -64d. =. 90, ,.,-,
Mood Mddlng UPland: I'D; Mlddling Upiap1sn a
lands l3l0d Ordinary Uplands Id.i Good MldilnB
Texas 5 tl Mlddlng Texas. ODD Low Middlng IoAss,
bi Good Ordinary Texas, 1854; Ordinary Texas,
ili3d; MlddliDg Orleans. Id Midding Orleans "
Low Middng Orleans Jlod Good Ordinary orleans, 10
.l6d.; Ordinary Orleans. ! ll.l6d
2p mCoton-Tne Gales Of the dav included 1000 bales
American
Futures steady. Upiands Low Middng clause December
delivery ACID scers do December amt Jan ary eivsry
l2bSL sellers do January and February delivery ~
Cad sellers do February and March delivery 1854
selers DO March and April delivery lsoAd seers do
Auril and MAY delivery ljBA sellers do. May and June
delivery iS54d selers do June and July delivery ~
did value do July AuEust delivery 22v<a Duyers
p Futures closed nrn uplands Low tliiins clause
December IA CAD buyers do Deoembcr AMI AN
usry delivery i.OAd pyers do January And February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
MINOR ETROPE1N STA TIES.

A child was born to the Qneen of Spain on May
II and welcomed with popular rejo cings as the
heir to the throne From birth he has been known
as Alfonso XIII. The Regency las steadily in
creased in popularity. military insurrection in
Madrid, instiRated by Zorillas partisans, was
easily suppressed. General Viacampa and five
ringeaders were tried by court-martial and con-
demned to death. but the Queen Regent committed
the sentence. Tho rank of Sergeant abolished
on October %, when 1900 of these officers were
sent to the reserves with the privilege of entering
the officers school. Sergeants have been prominent
in all recent military Instructions. The rleciIo
in June resulted favOrably for Premier Sagasta.
In Belgium the Catholic party which was placed
in power by the elections of 1854 in five PROVING
has been sirens thened by similar contests in the
remaining provinces. The majority for the Govern
inent has risen from "a TO 56. Serious labor riots
have occurred, and the Ministry have given en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 30 PROVISIONS Cumberland Gu,
3ss Od Long Clear Mules. 3Js. Cd short Clear Mhdies
Y4s OBJ Short RUs i'd Shoulders. Us Od per cwt bec
TIA Sd for Ness Prime Ness, oIs OIL FORK
prime Meas 62s. vi. per bbl Prime Mess. eastern
6ls Oh; Western 5Ss 3D. Lard-Amercan sos Prime est
arm ass OBJ Lard OIL, 32s. 3D. Hams-Long cut AIS. od
shoulders SO Cd BuerlO2s6d per Tor nnest nted
States Cheese American Choice 63s OIL. Wheat-k.t
Western Spring, Is 4d a Is I'd; kei Winter Is od q
Is Sd per centali New No. Winter. - I'd; DO No
surln. s. sd; Mixed Western. IA Id: California o.
i Is 81 ais I'd; 10. No IS id as. 3D. per csntal Pdo
dncesurts OF Turpen 2os Bal do at London 2os vi
per cwt; Refined Petroleum. Id per gallon Cover seed
Emerican red 49s per cwt rallow Cd. per cwi
Fine American 24s I'd; Primo CITY Jas 0d per cwt
KosinConuion, IS Dbl Pale lis I'D. dOs vi Linsced on
2ls 3D. per cw nsAmeriean Refrigerated Beet
hind Guar 6Lu tore quarters SD per Hops At Lon
don-New.York state, ~ 5s Oh 23 U.s. Cd Cottonseed
LoyDoS Dec SO-Produce-Linsced OIL, ego os0 a s1c
los sd Calcutta Lnseet AUS bd per quarters Ln
seed Cake rs l5s. I'd per ton Refined Peroeum Oh,
IS6Id per gallon spirits oil Turpentine. EOS sd pei
cwt; Pale IS Oh oils Cd. Provsons-Lard 52s % per
cwt for American sugar-l3 0d per cwt fer CuDa Cen.
tuga poorzng $685. AM lis 3D. 2s 81 Tor Mase9vsdo
fair refining anoaL Australian Taow-Beef 2ts OIL aIos
3D. Mutton 27s. Cd aZes Sd Cocoanui 9t-seylon 40
ia Cochin 2Y6 u.s. American Ref gerated Beef 80 2 LOT
hind and Is lid for fore quarters per Oh Wy lho
ANTWERP. Dec. So-Petroleum.Fi Pale american, II
francs paid aud II francs 20 confines selers
loo
BkKMES Dec. O.-Pett0leum. u marks 80 pfennlngs.
Wlcox Lard cosedst "a marks 10 pfcnnnss per ilo ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
FRANCE.

France is still without real leaders. NJ De Frey
cinets Premiership begun early in the year, came
70 an end In December, when NJ. Goblet, his Min
lister of Education, succeeded HIM and reorganized
the Ministry. From the outset he power
less as NJ Ferry had been to control the Repubi-
can groups Hardly was the Ministry formed be-
fore 1t was defeated on the question of amnesty
from time to time various members of it rendered
their designations in consequence OF Radical
demonstrations; and the Finance Minister. NJ.
Carnot. was unable to have his Budget recon-
mendations acted upon. President Grevy, who
entered upon his second term on January 81 has
been as limp an executive ever. The Right,
while Numbering over one-third of the Deputies.
have been without leader. Even the Count OF
Paris, to whom the Revolutionary factions look for
suidance, makes as grave mistakes in exile as Min
listers do IN Office In the absence of real leaders
General Boulanger has succeeded in making him
self politic Al parsonage by appealing 10 the pride
of army officers and TO the sense OF comfort OF the
soidiers Ths popularity Of this indefatlgabie
Minister Of War has survived his convic-
ton Of mendacity by the Due dAumale.
~ due In part TO real ability
uispiayeo by him IN recognizing the War Office and
the mitary system but largely TO the pains he has
taken 70 make lite less burdensome to the soldiers
no nss gwen them more comfortable beds In bar
ssSks enabled them to wear boards and to drop
knspsscks. abolished Sunday drills and parsdes aud
sAiowed them more holidays. He has founded o
~'l'sfy ciuo ior the onicers, improved the disct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. 80 tspectap-The speculative pits until
after next Monday VIII given almost altogether to the
evening up operations OF the big operators Cudy is be-
eved to be short little wheat but not much His principal
st 10 in provisions and on tho sdA Linn bought
in his wheat the other day at 50 50 cents and Is
nov short a line. Nat Jones Is Ou on wheat aud
ia long, Ream probably entirely out OF the market.
The Northwest crowd is presumed to be about even
ON the market Rouss the big Newlok operator the
big purchaser of the day. through house, Mlmne
Bodman & Co. Heavy purchases by Peck Harrison were
supposed to that the heaviest OF the New
York operators the big buyers to-day Logan Co.
were also large BUYERS aud their orders set down
NewYork The only heavy concenti ated sell
ing was by Hutchinson who put out lew hundred thousand
hsnes From 81 tho May option advanced until IL
stood at sGa. Pork hvel or deal by ar than wheat
From AZ 40 1t opened, ran up without stop "a
al ID or MAY where closed Hutchinsons trading con
troed the market although not very large. Tue
crowd got idea his heavy selling day before yeste
day tina. going UNLOAD. and the local crowd sofa 70
get the ahead OF him. When HUTCHINSON to-day III
selling SOcne snd his otnSr brokers II W uuy
he caught the local crowd short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
NEUROLOGY.

DISTINGUISHED AMERIcAvs.-Chester A. Arthur
Samuel J. lIlden, John A. Logan, Horauo Seymour
Winfield Scott Hancock, Charles Francis Adams
David DAVIS John Welsh.
DISTINGUISHED FoREIGNERs.-King Ludwig Of
Bavaria Count Won Beust, " illam f. Forster
Samuel Morley. Marco Mlnghetti. Coun, de SAINT
cazes, Johu Nicholas Madvig, Jules Malon. SIR
Charles Treve!yan, Meyer Kari Rothschild, sir
John Champion, Prince Alexander iorionia. Count
alloux. Patrlcio CaldeIon, Jose Antonio Garcia,
Vice-Admral Lynch. Sill Herbert i. D. acphelsOn,
Captain Bedford Pm. Hobart facha.
AMERICAN LEGISLATORS AND ioLTICIANs.-John
Kelly, John T. miller. Austin f. Pike, Jerome b.
lanes warpem Dennis MsCneS IE
tus Brooks. Charles +. Loew, Hubert o. Thompson,
benjamin A. WI lis, Lloyd. Aspiuwall. Win III
John S. Phelps. Durb.n Ward. William Hunter
MUsIC.-Abbe Franz Llszt. Joseph Mas. heo-
dore Ritter, j. l.. Hatton. slgnor Opert.
ART AND ARcHITEcTURE..,H. IL: Richardson,
Meyer Won Bremen, Pierre Frere, Paul B.udry,
Bourgeois. Karl Daublgny. Francis a. silva. Jerome
Thompson Arthur Quartley, Henry H. Brown,
Asher Is. Durand.
Ferguson, Edwin p. Whippls. Paul il.
son, Mary Cecil Hay, John H.. Bartlett
Adam balse, Nahum Capen. !. l. lyanovsky,
Lionel Tennyson, Edward e. Z. Judson. stephen
Peal Andrews. Mrs. Ann s. Stephens, Father hyan,
William Barnes John Is. Cough. Charles q. Greene.
James A. McMaster.
The DRAMA-Jonn L. Owens. George Vandenhof.
Won HnIsen. Samuel Colvllle. " illiam Stuart
The Observation-Disclosures Trench. Bishop
Hendricken BIsnOp tierzog, Cardinal Guloert,
Cardinal Franzelini. Cardinsi Jacopnl, John n
loon, CALVIN Il. htowe. Robert Is. Campbell, Dr.
ErrlngtOn, Jsmes O. Beechcr.
BENCH AND BAR-Ward Hunt. Thomas Sunder-
land, John Baxter. George b. Corkhili.
EDUCATION Thomas A. Thatcher, John w. Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

delivery. 1904 buyers DO February and Mass. s:ivsYs
1854 buyers DO nsrsh t snH xpr sesS 49,;
Nay snd June delivery tselA bHyeysy d yus snA Jul2
delivery 2i8ld. sellers do July aud August delivery
0xLvssrox Dec 30-Cotton dali: Middlnx slS-lSy Lev
NiddiinG ga: Good Ordinary rccepta l392 baioel
gross 2 bales exports coastwse $500 bales silica 1914
bales stock 1913 l68 baea -
NoRvoLx Dsa s0-Ceaon steady, hiddiin& Oh, set ~
gross reostpta 22oy bales exports 70 Great brtsn
bales.
NiddIns ll-Iei Good Ordinary sS net and Gross r.
1857 bales exports coastwse lO5i baiess aaee
1850 bales, stock, 1888 bales
NEwORLEASs Dec. 500 ,tton hrm Mddhng. y ilot
hiddling, So Good Ordinary Sis net reoeipfa
1851 gross 1919 bales exports 10 Great Britain
B772 bales, the Continent 2t2 vales coastwse 1889
bales, sass. T. OOO bales; stock, 4sy 5t3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
ITALY AND THE V1TTCIN.

Italy. not to be outdoue by tho other great
Powers. has been increasing its ornaments, introduce
ING the new repeating rife and ordering heavier
guns for the feet The year has been one OF unusu-
al TRANQUILITY in domestic politics. The Italian
foreign policy has been intelllgently directed by
Count Robilant. who has been outspoken in regret
ting the deposition of Prince Alexander and very
explcit IN supporting Austria against Russia in
southeastern Europe, and England against France
in Egypt. The emigration of Italians to Sonth
America continues on q very large scale anu
TN oatouo to ",ohify the relations Vi ColohEine
forces IN that QuaI ter of the world
Leo XIII. continues TO have remarkable success
in dealing with foreign Governments. ine
moderation of his policy. the nexlDllity OF DIS
methods and his dlscernmrnt OF practca' enus 10
he accomplished are the secrets of his power. lie
accepts every form of government ana toerateS
every phase of public opinion 40 long as spiritual
teaching is not imperilled In Ireland the vatican
las assumed resp. visibility for the Nationalist
movements the Prmate is almost as powerful
Home Ruler as Mr.. Parnell; and the clergy are IN
sympathy with the agrdran wrongs OF the classes
from which they are mainly recruited. In Spain
the Pope has sanctioned tho Regency an" accom-
modated himself 10 the political conditions.
Premier Sagasta announced in June that tne
Liueral party had ceased 10 dltrust the clergy au
was willing to put them III charge oil the state
educati Oral interests. IN Belgium the moderation
OF the Vaticau's policy has strengthened the
Catholic party III the elec' IONS q, .ne year ~
Germany the Chancellor has pronounce Leo ALL
O statesnapllke Pope and agreed 70 anolish tne
May laws In the negotiations with Berlin tie
Vatican has not gwen up anything. Prince DIS
marck has maze complete surrender. EVERYWHERE
except in France the Vatican has mad" positive
gains; and even there IL would consent to look
favordbly upon existing institutions II II coula DO
secured against persecution aud antl-religlous
fanaiiclsm. In Italy itself there has been no
IL arked change in the relations oil Church ana
State, although the Pope has lnveghed bitterly
against Government interference with his ancient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
YORK; DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY DECEMBER 81, 1884

Lean, william Hepworth Thompson. Pliny r.
Chase, John ID. Phlbrick, 9. w. Quincy. Charles
Short. Edward Tuckerman, Isaac Lea ). Norman
Steele
MgpICryg.-Austin Flint. Frank II. Hamilton
Alfred c. Post, Dio Lewis, john 7. Gray.
ARMY AND NAvY-Generals II. h. Sibley,
Thomas Swords David Hunter, Benjamin Barney !
Rear Admirals Werden and Nichols.
WrII.KNowN BUSINESS MEy-Richard NJ. Hoe,
Augustus Chace, Richard Arnold, Francis Palms,
Il. n. Ho1ie Charles F. WosrishotieI. Ihad Rehs
Fairbanks. George L. Lorillard; Jeremiah I. NOD.
Inson. August Brentano, J. b. Lippincott, Sampson
Low.
DISTINGUISHED WOMEN.-Mrs Thomas +. Bay
ard, Mrs. George II. Pendleton, Mrs. Corpela M.
Stewart. Mrs Wendell Phillips Mrs. f. u. Morgan.
Mrs George Bancroft, Mrs. Fletcher Harper
Countess Of Chambord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

The days stock speculation simply continued
reflection of returning condolences In the general sitGa
tnu earning capacity OF properties generally
which are represented by the securities dealt In Inc
railroad reports published above certainly JUSTIFY al the
confidence which is exhibited Ia good properties Lake
shore 34i per cent for the Blk months ending De
Gambler 81, and the management. with conserve sin
which commands appreciation, declares dividend Tor
the six months only One-tenth OF per cent more
than the earnings OF tho last quarter were
And the directors Uf Michigan Central and
Canada Southern declare dividends Tor tho
six months amounting less than onehaf OF the earn
ings OF that period The securities OF mysterious OF
dnbtfl values as usual not slow in taking advan
frwnr INTO prominent positions Central of New Jersey
commended unusual attension aud with sales OF
AZ OO shares advanced per cent To 569 Whatever may
h the merits or dement's Of this STOCK IL Is certain that
lie late buying Of II has been OF the best character
because the stock ia finding lodgment In . prominent
Broadway bank. Richmond and West Point also was
cuous for It's activity and strength closed at
A3io an ad vance from last evening or % per cent
eading gely dealt In and rose IRON 5o 10
aas Lake Shore early declined cent TO 30 on the
we'll report that the dividend 10 Do ue
clared would only per cent; IL later however, re
coyered 10 80 1858 othe publication or the statement
although the good points OF the satent were little com
nrehcnded. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western with
only moderate business closed with an advance OF 3
per cent The tendency OF ne whole market was toward
better figures There excitement nor rush 10 pur-
chase stocks but the improvements made, which were
unye rsal were gradual and conservative. The market
quiet and srong at about the best figures OF inc
day. -, ~. =.
Government bonds were dull and weak tho bids de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
YouIlg Girla

are critical period when they are about maturing and ss
yeopng INTO women lack wachu care al this time
may result liking irregularities upon delicate
organs aud enallns long list OF iemaS
Young woman come through this peroi clothed Ia all
;h, ,a uty and perfectly healthy organzatop
by the ai o. Perccs fsson. Prescription prepared
female troubles by VI the most successful
unAa the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF =

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Only moderate business done crude certificates
yesterday after fluctuations that covered extrsme
range nna price cent above the close
OF wednesday from tho oil fields Of no ssnins
cance except that Of the Huk well ct hosne
Morris freely conaded the that they preparing
for large well had for sesins
big undertakings Of fact however the larger
oders oil directing attention 10 the general de-
clinnx production than TO the chances Of nndng
some oil new ned present prices not likely
develop rapidly The bears freely sold o 2. times ans hs
whenever tried 70 make cheap purchases pnss
were disposed 70 rise Carrying ns' m, ..c
Sus snorns the Changing o .cspers confidence
holders the favorable movements OF demand And
supply and the contrast that ruling values now prrsens
market ended quiet but nffn
The range prices total dealings al the ConsodAtca
Exchange were ~ follows -
Opening ............. $50 Lowest........... 80
Sales barrels i'vSo'"vv
Rednod oil 6s here and In Batnore
and a cents per GALLONS in Philadelphia
OIL CITY, Penn, Dec 30.-Crude oil-Natlonai Transs
opened 5ss and closed at 69is highest price,
6e lowest esq Sales 006 900 barrels charters 80 eo9
barrels; cleaances 27OOOoO barrels snpmeh's os'ooo
barrels: runs. - barrels
PIrTsBURo 3O-Petroleum firm and steady National
1ranst opened at 80 and closed az 90 G high
est price. 691 lowest, 6o%-
BRADFORD Penn, Dec. Sensational Transit certincatee
opened at es and closed at e9s hshes, price, $685. low
est price, 6s 4 cle~rances 1882 900 barrels
Tt svILLK Penn. Dec. educational Transit Certificates
opened At 6sa s9 highest prc ees icwess
price. toi< - ~..x...xsx
sAvASxAH. Dec. s0.-Turpentne firm AZ $3.50
WILMINGTON Dec. 30.-rurpentns nrin AZ IS "a
CHARLRsrOS, Dec. 3O.-Turpentne nrn III 80 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
Rusnell SaRu

is a welknown operator IA Nall street who IS generally
considered as up snu Hence. IL may have been quito
natural that who reads the recently
called ami asked Tor package Of Dr. sages Ca
mistake the cle called for This rcmcsy when applies
with DR. Plerces Nasx Douche." will suroy rapidly
eradicate tho aggravated OF eatfrh. with all 10
uppiea SAINT and dan gervus accomplishments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

Male weakness and loss Of power promptly cnre4
10 ceute In stamp. worlds Dispensary AecAi AZ
socayi0n, tU3 Main st., buffalo, ". y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

=
sprinr 7s..G No. > soTns nc. NO asd I,.o Corn
10 :. 9 s5t 2s 10 20 = 'I rT::
S e. 90 Dry s. lei Shoulders. 5asi
II ~. Shot Clear Sides boxed 70 ~aI'ssy ii IS
per gallon susarI.Gt Loaf Se s %rssS S,. Mi ys
1000 Lush.i Corn. 10000 lush. Oats 10000 5ushs
1000 Sbls.. Wheat 1900 bush. Corn 4lo''O Iu.a,
Oats 77.OoJ Ousl; Hye 5000 bush; Barley $1,000
S On the Produce EXCHANGE today Butter market raei
&c. -oc per dolcn fiesn.
cS!ss. Dec @5sss S,ss@ s
-, HeS rGr ~ ssoo SHs s. s~en SoOS s
salk@e.t shoadsrs sler! e. mes = 90
81 70. wni.Ksy nrm. sales ol 7Ss bb.s. Of nns,ea
fS S on IS s S,. 81 f.d x
keceipts $500 head shipments $50 head. Legs dau
ss So m Ns n 8 s.:s
bush. coin-No : sslc; receipts 1000 easn -;
SasS ss:acss - s isS sssG' ''
MLwsuksr Dec soarlo"r aT~ = "ho; strg S
s7.c, Dat. %aist; So 2S,:e p1y .,sa.f
Prime steam Dec g 90 IAN SSis ss.s.,
%n'ai ss5 Sl sS
Wheat Si' $50 Barley II 500 bush.
Pnoa Dec s's N.Y.. ns q SyG, s'Sss.,s
White White 20 SSS1c: NO Mixed q Sa2sc RyS-So
Z oo IN az Rs 81 i 1000
Corn 900 Uush. IA. 90 bush Rye bush.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 30-Four = Prices firmly held.
Demand moderate No. western aud
SUPER % 50 0sz do Extra o. ass .1s
Pennsylvania Ia nIly IS IS 20 Pennsylvania tolee
prucess "a OJesiA Delaware FANNY siOJdss Sos
LOUIS AMI southern ILLINOIS, Clear III UJGs 10 strngs
a. IJaS4 50 Winter Wheat Patent 81 oOGsj %,
Minnesota bakers clear 81 OOa 70 dodo straight ~ 80
s. patents ~ CD 10 10 WISCONSIN, patents
$4 IS 70 choice uc.wica nour 81 ~
- improv IN the export doman but spec
uation was bush prices closed - higher Tor nexe
months lc for FEBRUARY and March tnHrae4
Red IN grain depot 81 No. Red December yl 81 G
January 81 ls.c.i February :2S.GS2'c Matcn Wt
ay4 We ruled nrn futures shade higher.
Steamer No = Mixed IN grain depot de; No ie!ow
in gram depot t6c M. Mixed tor December $40
4JS.; January i5sd%5 &c; February 4Os, MaIeA
a s04ssc. Oats-kecepts liberal, demand moderate.
quoted 81 d5l y,i No White w, sierra 50 -.
No White Dec. 81 50 jan 81 sdSsc.. teO 80
4c March 3d. d3o.o Potatoes unchanged Esrly hsso
Do do. Far ~ Good ~ dose Mh. stars. ehocS
IS ,5c do As 6Uc BufbaDks choice 50
HeOrons choice 900 $50; do fAt
TO (;uv 40 4sc; Mammoth Pearl olpce Sod Far "
Good .ba4sc Provlslons Unchanged Dressed horS
bAa6Ll Lard refined 81 90 steam W todo 3
but, ners loose 81 on. Butter-firm PennsyiyAnl
Creamery Extra. 3O03c. Bradford County and NesS
YORK Extra 25d2Ic. Western iadc kItrz. xJa2ie...s
Cheese-New.York cream. Is &c suEaroranulats
ba.c. Confectionery A 0rc Powdered oc eee2i9
Flour 24Ou Wheat JlS0O Corn "a OuO BUSH
Oats 1900 bush. Shpments-whosi IsuUV bush Cora
OF .vUO oats 5000 VGsn
TOLEDO 80. Wheat steady Cash SEE Jan. 81 "a.
May 90 NC. Corn steady. CASH 5.tC .....osts :
oats 49,. Uusn. Clover seet 2o2 shpUcnsw nese
LOCO Dush Corn 1000 bush OAIs basn- cissse
Seed IS bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

THE MONEY MARKET
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-Dsc. 80.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
EVROpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec. 3o--l230 p. m..Consois loo DIG for
1902 for the account United stat1 tour fer
Cent Bonds =; do. Four amt Hall Per 3Lnt Bonds
ll35s; Atlantic Woster1 First Mortgage Irus
tees Certincaes Sin do tgage, lSt Canadian
Pacific 7O Erie 81 "a DO second sOnsols. l0zs Illinois
Central 1877 Ordinary 30 St Paul common Us 81
New.York Central. 1854 Pennsylvania. 5s Reading lse
quot exchange on London AZ 20 francs 80
% checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

CLEVELAND coLuMBUs, CINCINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS
ius $3.50 600 greater than Of 1885 and surplus
alter pa ment charges and for beterments OF
Sl0I 9O3 against a deficit OF 1868 S26 for the year OF
ss5 snbjoned are the comparisons for the two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
Series Il

Coupons OF
10000. III
1000. .------7b4
c i Il = Deb o.
$1,000. 800. lO6
Col II Val & Tol 5s
2, 600. ......-S SO =
5000. sc
h.a.r.r f. Mo (.H.a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-05

Of Memory, Lsssitude. Nocturnal Emissions
Aversion to Society, Dimneeso of Vision, Noises
In the Head the vital fuid passing unobssryed
in the urine, and many Other diseases that lesi
to insanity and death.
DH. MINEIE will agree to forfeit r. We
Hundred Dollars for q case of this kind tha
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under hi
special advice aud trestment) will not cure. o
for anything impure or Injurious found In Il
DIN. MINTlE treats all Private Diseases suc
cessfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice. In.
Guiding analysis Of urine. IS 90. P:tce of Vital
Restorative, 81 90 q bottle, or four ti,acs
the quantity, 10 60; sent to any address, npon
receipt Of price. or O. o. D., secure fron, oh.
servation, and In private name II desired.
A. Il. MINTIE, 81. ID.
III Keaeny ~. san Francisco.
SAMPLE BOTTLE F~HEE-Sent on al plica.
ton by letter stating symptoms, sex aud age.
Communications strictly confidential.
Dir. MINTJE'S KIDNEY REMEDY.
NEPMRETTCUM, cures all kinds Of Kidne
and Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh@a, elect
Leucorrh@s. For sale By all druggists 81 90
bottle, six bottles for So 90.
| DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS
are the best and cheapest ID YsPEPsEA snc
BILIOUS cure In the market. For
all druggists. mrS-ly