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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-11

$25,OOO, 600 OF SILVER?
III. To 60 on as We are is the least credit
able of ell the courses open to our choice.
The treasury silver purchase is defended
by nobody, approved by nobody; even every
vote for the free coinage Of silver Is a vote
that the treasury silver purchase shall cease,
an assertion that it ought to cease.
1t has thrown the opportunity to let loose
abroad the silver We have kept, stamped and
stored, and it has discarded the power t. re-
duce by as much the foreign stocks Of gold,
two arguments that would have had an in
selliglble cogency.
1t is policy which. if now prolonged by
our hopes, mag easily be 80 protracted there
.tter by astute delays and dilatory proceed
ings and by the time taken for negotiation
itself as to force an Asiatic silver basis for
America.
It is thus, at least the remission Of all con-
troll of the silver question to adverse, If not
to hostile, interests.
1t deprives the United States of perfect
quality Of position (non- ooinage) in neRo-
uation with foreign powers
1t 10 an expense and Q TAXATION demon
trated by experience to be OF no avail for
any useful end. Needless as tax, our silver
purchase Is also disturbance in the treas
0ry, which threatens the currency without
believing the taxpayer. 1t is heaping up a
heavy load of silv. coin heading to be Kept,
but ipcr easlngly difficult to keep, IN domos-
tic commercial equivalence with our
monetary unit. Of that unit the 81 yer coins
Can never be true embodiment az the gold
coins are. by ally other means than those
which preserve 10 the goli coin its function
As such an embodiment, viz, open minis to
the silver of the world aud q full legal
tender quality in the payment of debt, i'm
oarted by Law to any possible output of
silve, com, thus IN, uring to the unlimited
metal an equal value with the nonst,zed
coin. It is, therefore, Cutting Our currency
with deprecated metal, While also Impeding
the only means of reversing that deprecia-
tio' and restoring its value
1t hiss been as futile as costly. Il neither
gives nor has tendency to give an ipterna-
Aona currency TO the silver of these ESQ, 0OO,-
oo COMA IL lncreasss BY one the number
Of nations hnEdanAa With thu talk Of hold
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-11
ABusINEs. MANS DIARY.

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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-11

= testimonial ct nss gratitdde TO tnat
gentIaman for his having loaned him
$500 at one time for the purpose OF call
ing hand for Julius Levy, BY which he
took down q pot containing 81, 300.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-11

i mas added to the most convinc;no n,o,,s "a
=. necessity and usefulness. n ia = f.cs
hny 0, note that every public officer Who
tit S ' u ,aea of duty to the people tes-
s anes 70 the value of this reform fss
s ~ friends are found AMONG thoss
srnn understand it best, and its Tarmest
exporters are those who are restrs;nsd hs
$50; auirement,. The meaning of snch - -
tho.a ano protection is not appreciated Nv
,soss, VINO want place under the royernmant
tSrulsss OF merit and eficiency NJ. hn
Nae s VINO insist that the selection for spcS
ys0es should rest upon a proper crsdan os0I
10 nrh &c I've partisan work. They mean
puenc orcers, if not their lives *. oS1a
n Nc business, and they mean 10 the ooo ~ pao-
~ VI tne country the better o, rforms ~ "
sS; sofk OF their eoverument t. VI
II thu ;s s. strange that the scope and pstnrs
D., uis reform are SO little understood .nS
nIsa 20 many things not included w;tS; s 10
49, saI are called by its mama WIZ III
a.. r,os more fully to examination, d. 0 s'
ha n VII have large additions to the s ,n eys-
M. us friends. Our civil serv;ss ,.ea... .
may nay oe imperfect in some Of its det.i,. ~
H. DC misunderstood ana nnrc
dss %sy not always be faithfully annIIeG n.
ns may sometimes miscarry tbronnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

Minnesota baksrs clesr . 7esss @ % g ss..xss -
4 rye Sour q 70 for choice Buck xss,s ss%
" heay-siroBg Bpos Lots OF Atfh Rrnses - ~ -
mani rrrsdesi IN srs,n depot ssStsc. Ne D.lsvs2
Rsd IN exp0rt elevator Sse. Ma ! penyys ssn 80
Pebrusrv sss9sste-: Marin ss'. Ssoxo 80
Pennsylvania 81 re Conspot Lots IN eocd denee.
for local c.n.umpt but s do,ns on s -,
depot - a44 &c. No low Mxed n iran dsSse =
I3s,c: mixed In hst elevator ~ tes nsw -
mi I'd grain depot ~ he, No yellow = Pan
depot &c. low mixed track - S7c.s Old Ne
mixed At 4sc; Mxed export elevator e ~
No m,aed Dscember Ass. stee. January sskSsS:e1
higher: No miIed 81 ',c' western No WITT 49,
Dec, s6s 9s61c. Jan. ssHSSGsc. Feb- T-oS,tes
March i4a57s4 Butter luiei: PennSyivAnn CT
erv ExuA ~ 6acs Bradford County sud New Yen
Extra - ere. Western DAIRY Extra nrssa ls1 zoe
ss.c' confectionsrs A 6'.esc Res pss-r!cm ~
bush smpments-wheaI 1901 bush Corn 5000 sese
Data s.6Uo busn
TOLEDO Dec I-wheat srm: Cash SOC: jan slc ~
May. s7sc..... Corn-steay. Cash, Ssc oats-sneAx
Cash. 2gc Clover seed Cash - 30 Deoem1ef - -
Jan. 81 So Receips-wheat % 900 eush Corn lS0
bnsh: Oats, ..--- bush shipments-Wheat LVoo eesas
Corn 1000 bush Data bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
s@ ~ G. Z Smith 40 Ohio Pigs, 80 ID. at 4rac.


BUFFALO Dec. l.-Cdtte-ReceiDts today. ll56 head:
total week 2j6 for time last week.
54S5 head: consigned through 40 ~ Of when 10
York II sale market nrm AMI unchanged CON-
t" Fair ~ 15di % All offerings taken
Sheep Receipts to-day. $500 head total Tor thus
far 81 sane time last week. $4,000 head;
sgne. through " car. ali TO AewfOrk; IA cars sale
market seaiy and firm. Common To Good So 70 ass 10;
Cnuce ~ Extra S4u00S4 % Good 10 Choice " esern
Lambs - 50 %. canadian Lambs advanced 10
q De- sale at IS 1895 90 All offerings taken.
HOoS 22S5 head: total Tor week thus lar.
~ ,st week I'll, $40 head con-
signed a. 10 New-YorN. IA cars 80 Tor sale
mark t openr, firm and closet dull ami dIonpnG G0Oi 10
Cnuce ii CHI Pigs 6OGS IS. -eiectet Workers. "a 90
"A ~: ee Medium Weights ~ O5oG ~ 10; Coarse
Mixed Ends rs goa - 49, stays IS 90. 20 cars
CHICAGO Dec the Drorers Journal reports
ReceIpCA l2UOO mead; shDmentA 5Ob market nirn Tor
Al IS 2j 50 stOckers and feeers. OOGS3 AZ Cows
Bulls Mixed II - IRIS %. LUX " 20 Gsl 90 Texas
t,attle - 25n~S 50 Western Rangers 80 OUdsl %
Hocs-ReceIpts. $4,000 shipments. 5000, market
about .~a,i, Rough and Mixed. 70 - GS4 %; Packing
Hoping s. rOGsi 10 Light weights - 10 q - Jo
Sa-sp-Keceiuts GOoo Shipments 1000: market slow.
sr LOUIS Dec. I.-Cdt>-K ec,ipt4 1000 neat; SHIN
nents 100 goOt SOW on common Choice
Native 3O9Ss 80: Far 10 Good shipping steers
s. 1ud ~ steers To chOce. - JVGei o.
Feeders GOOD - 5OG3 10. Stockers. lar Ia gOo
Texans and lnlans, common 10 prle 81 80
$40 head shipments 1000
"a m Pacslng frucy, rs ~ Gsf 10; Workers, III uum
Ia nrime ~ 50 Pes. common 10 good, ~ go IS Co.
ShesD-ReceDL 100 het snlDnrnt, OOo market weak
and lower. Common TO Choice ri rs Gs3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 1880

ssc. Picked Rama Gle. Smoked Hsms lotoIo'se;
nor, nal Long Clear In N-w.iork quoted DREsskD
HO9s-Havea fair demand steady prices City Heavy 70
Light ct 5ts5h PigA 5ar...: LARD-Tne temper
decidedly bulish to-day affected by advance st the
Vest Prices higher by fully points closing al about
the best Speculation fairly active and there rather
demand for cash lots During the session there as
little OF shorts Sales 15Oo ties
Western 640a645c City Steam b'gker and In
demand closing at SOC. saes 220 fcs 50 400 Re
fined quoted $3.50. Continent. 7c.. South American
1900 ties. December. 64Od6iSr closing hf3c.: 'sb
January. 63yds47c. closing SAFE; 1000 tea Febru
81 d056c CLOSING 6.5tc.: $500 tcs March. 80
652c. CLOSING &C. April closing. $3.50 bid. May, oIIc
nominal BUTTER CHEESE and EaGs-Are held with
fair show Of mr. rn~ss. AMI the movement continues
moderate Butter State Creamery, 2792sc. Pennsy,vsna
Creamery. PIE. Fi2n Creamery. nc. western ZhdZSci
state Dairy hatnrkln tups 2s9y7c. Welsh tuna 22e25c,
1bc Western Fserory saf4c Che"ssstate Factory loo
12,c.: Light Skins lc1llc: Western Fiat lol2 &c.
TO Prime. Eyvs-state. 25G26c. western. $50
"a &c: Canada held 20 &c; LINED. l79lSc.
-UGAR-For sugsr the market was QUIT M 3's
a4ac for Molasses: CSC for Fair Refining. and Sl6c
for g60 test Centrifugal aes 3 100 bags Pernam sl6c
27l hhds. Barbs 9lGc; IT, 81 haas do, 4 Refined
quit and Irregular Cut Loaf 6i~a6tsc.. Crushed q y
d6i4c. Cubes 5Ld5 l3.l6c- Powdered 5'sd6isc.
Grsnulated 5s4c. Mould A SEC. Confectionery
5sc. Coffee Standard 5l605sc:: Coffee OF a
$50. White Extra <7sa5c.. Extra 4sS4ssc.. 4sS
4 Lc- yellow di4c
Nr-stronger and active. City quoted We
sae 2oo bb private terms so hhds December &c 10000
n Oieomargsrfne. 6isc.
TALLOW-Quirt and easier. Prime City quoted at &C.
Sal n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
EUROPEAN paOJJUG MAaKErA

LIVERPOOL. Dec l-ProvIsIons-B aeon Cumberland Cut
$50 Cd. Long Midiles. 3js Clear Mddes
S1. 4Us. OIL shoulders Z5s ooet
I'D for India Ness Prime hoss j5s IL PorA-"
Prime Lcs. Ols. IL Prime Mess. Eastern
e3sUd-; Western 62a I'd Lard-Amencan. Prime est
32s. 3D.. 52A HsIus-Loug 4ys od-i
ehUudels 5oa Oh LutteI-tCs tiO hnesi nei
STATES Cheese-AmeTlcxn Choice. t3s. I'd " heat-heu
Western Spring a. o- Os. lOds he'd inter Is I'D .
"a centa- New No. = " IA No !
spring, ID. New Mixed Western California No
!. u.s. lodi ais ii. do NJ = 6,oL eos 81 PRO
duce-Spirits0f rurpentlne L7A 81. zJs 81
cwL; ftennoi Petroleum. ID per gAlio Clover seed
American tsoL 494 cwt rallow-1A5 DL DER c"s
Fine American -. 5l Prime CITY. 2dA Cd per ewt
hosn-COmmon. "a JLg Pale IL q IL Ltnseei u.
2Is. Sd PrJvsons-Americ4n ,teriso beet
hind I4rters gil fore quarters Hops Al Lon
don-Newi ork state ~ 5a ID rs lOs Od Coonseed I'LL
Liverpool nakc los. id
LosD0S Dec l.-Producs-f.nseed OIL E20 7a6d. q ~
Ia I'd Calcutta LiusooL quarter l4h
seed Cska xo lOk I'd Refined Petroleum. l-lNu.
o. ed per gallon spirits u furD.ntns. ZoA 81 pot
I'll sperm OH. 800 Kosin-coInmou. I'D per
ewL, Pale. Us oil 9llA OIL PrUysIons-L4r. 32a Od po
cwt Tor American sugar-l2s 81 per for cuba cen
truugsl poiarzins eoS aud lls A la AuscoS
lar roaain1 Ao4L Austr&llsd fAliJwboef lta Ui -
ed Mutton. "a I'd 92ss 81 cocoanut on-ceyion, 20
os Cochin 1S6 OA American Refrigerated Sect Ss IL ios
hind quarters and Is lid Tor quarters per sd " tas
ANTWERP. Dec l.-PetroIeum-Fins pale American, 10
francs 81 ceRtmes paid aud 10 81 centmos sellers
Milcoxs LAri close. - So lJJ kloa
BkEAEs. Dec l--Petroleum. d marks IS pfennigs
Wilcoxs Lard closed at SO marks rs pennlgs ITO u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

Southern State bonds were active and hardly
firm louisiana consoi As were on per ee1 at ri len
3s up q at 1914 North Carolina special taxes we're
s at isa Arkansas 6 funded sold at is and the
Fort Smith ailroad at 25G25 and Red River at "a =
National % l42 and Metropolitan (5O at 81. Other
sales e auction are reported below.
The business in railway bonds was light and prices at
the best were only steady Erie second eonso sold ex
general sold interest at lO Rome Watertown and
osdensHarF IS steady st West s sho5s
were OF s. per centat o. St Louis and Iron Mountain
5s were firm AT 90 a99s Ohio southern incomes declined
49, East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia consols
were "a higher 99lo e994 Newfork City and North
Tunnel and Western rsts we're strong o2ia up 1914
Richmond and Allegheny first receipts after de
Ginning s5 Detroit per ac sfn and Maraaette land
grants active and sold up to 81 z put closed un
were OF per cent at 81 Denver and Rio Grande As
We're steady ut sOiaasl aud Pacific incomes
active and closed = higher at 81 H. and hrsts Rio Grande
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
a69as e9as. American Cable $50, at 76la st. Louis
Arkansas and Texas 500 at 25 a2Ss' IT louis tort
sterling IS, $1,000, at a. St Louis, Arkansas and
Texas soa 5, =; ses2 s. ss''' and seconds
Money ruled rm at 7ss per cent and exceptionally at
10 cent al AL after 80 at per
sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing HOUSE
Not outstanding the bTreasurys debtor balance at
the Clearing House It's net loss on balance ,oay 5
Sl37 O75 coin The days operations covered; Receipts
$l,si6.940: payments S20Ii 5S4 currency oaiAHoo'
S2l ls4 .O34 coin balance. Sl5G.5l9,lSL
The Clearing House statement to-day was as ioio"s'
Exchanges Sl6l .O56.s73; balances, 81, 6o6,43o i,
The United states Treasury at Washington received
S24l 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were $7soOs9 and the Internal
revenue receipts S244,353.
The foreign dull and the strngcncy IN
money Caused be weak. We revise quotations
for business follows Bankers bills - sO2 and - "a
long and short sterling respectively 1924 and 81
for francs; 9ii2 and 95 for rechmarks 1915 and iO
for guilders
In London British consols were easier at 10Oss for
money aud 100 1916 for aecount-both interest
Money firm. Bar silver weak and further de-
cined lad. 10 45%d per ounce English standard The
Bank OF England lost R2s2,OOO bullion balance.
American railways opened irregular with only partial
responses 10 yesterdays late home changes Later
weak and closed heavy At Paris French per cents
10 s3u7ia. and sight exchange Oh London was of TO
25. 35 y fra. to the T.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT
The public debt OF date shows decrease
I'm the amount OF debt less cash Ia the Treasury
since November OF So OO5 249 The funded debt is de
creased about Sl8OOoOOQ The matured debt unpaid ID
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slate OF TRADE.

DEE toward 9a n wes M9s IS
Mills sugerhne Y % o. DO Ent. rs ~ a. 20 ito no
Pint 70 81. Wheat southern hrmer Western quiet
err inter Red spot SO &C resh Deeeiuoer 80.
% me- sa z E, ,e fspy nn f % estsr cray iy
aud quiet 1ouInern White l5e47e 10 yellow. "A iGe
s Mssefn January a. &C. February sS
80 Soc Wcsera White IS Sc Mixo 80 s4c..-..
GSsos S 81 % sia Ness
PorS 81 Bgsme~', shoulders an, Jo1r h9 sass
pADAs Batter-sirm Packet Is@Ise
asss SOC c.. ntssa efHe WS.iey
Steady u sSSri "a treishts TO LysrgoO, per
sss.1ss.tfiaS4 oS
Flour SoSa heat 81 500 Sass Corn earn az Sas
so.ros Dec. L-Markets quiet and unchanged. tloar-
%s's9 as = Va
cor9s'e%os yellow. a. 1 s' %n ass
BE- ss;Ss s;sss
Receipt: the dayrs.r Lou SS1 zSSS s..
S2Ooo Dasn' oal~ l7o Sasa Hnoss' 'ovo' oas'-
,t sTs.a At 50 se sale. ranged
y %hiss Michigan Higher. No. 2 ~ c
80 as ri II q stss no. Gu 1sw No
White: S5e.: White Western, Sac; 80, Mixed
Ou.h: Corn 1900 BUSH haTey 7'So bush Railroad
MLwAukxr- Dec; Flour Firm whea, Strong
Cash I0sc jan Ibc.: May oJc-..-.. COrn-Actye. NO
I o7'sc..... oals-sepcy. No NE. Rye aower
Nc DOC BsricyLower No z. Provlsions-
IA gher. Ness Pork. Dec 80 3d. Jan- siO y y iAri--
Choose Is DAIRY Sloc s sss,wysis ss,
Fresh 10 S9-Vc cceirts-fiour laoSS ousn
23.475 ID Uusn snlpuens-fiouf- -aSV3
$50 push. oartey lo.o<o oush
MissEAPoLIs. De- l-Wheat-stronE ana aeu'e- NO
Hart 74isrA cash. January 76'.e' NAV 81 20
PEORIA Dec. l-Corn-steaU hign Minsh 5ote
S6l.c Mixed 56doots ~ Rejected oSt oo,<c;;.-
Oats-~teady. No. 2 white. 2ls92Sc' NO Mixed. 70 .
| hyo-No "a g55c. :. wns2ey nrm sales AZ
Al .necciuls-Corn 5000 push Oats 2oOOV bush:
rye 500 bush snlpments-corn- 1000 Ousn OATS l4OOo
/ bush push
PHILADELPHIA Dec i.Flour-Good demand for desirable
trAae and market ruled nrs Ainnesoia Patents
snow ten.ency. No an
Pennsylvania super u 70 So Extra 90.
Pennsylvania fsuy. ssSJsssl 10 PennsyiyAniA soiies
prucesa asa - Delaware Fanny. ~ VJ0ss o0'
OHIO Clear ssyoesil3. do stra.yns - iest 30. 81
| 81 5eS< so Winter Wheat PATENT - 6VssA u
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL. MARKET RE PORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil grcwfhs the market ~ strong ano
sctlve on the basis o. 1896 fair Rio Invoices
3po bags o 4. lsi4o.: 5000 Z. l2 anoat; ioo
bags santos No 7. l2isc 1000 bags Bahia -nnt hh
anoat 2te Mild growths strong sales loo pec,s
Lamar 10 arrive. $50 Pal-nbarg lO52 bags Safapa
an 600 lags Marcaibo for hrst nni second hands
optlon market 10d ID points vsn'e snn
closed steady further advance NJ Glo poini
&c follow January. 1t-59ll.sO; February H. on
aarch ll-Odll.s5: April. IL. tndll. B: May. II D .
II o. Iun" lLs6 1870, December ll15Gll.so SAFES
COTON-For spot there steady market a. ar
as hoder. were hut the rent Was gt SAFE
we're bales ~ which all consumuon Port recrnts
.oSHV 53iJS bales comparing with ilsi3 bales uliN S
ss week ami 20 100 bales this day last year since Sepe
Der me total ISIS 40 bales against
2S92l bales Tor corresponding period last year
are foto
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ro,,,,o.D a. oo a.. 40 572 20. a 4gs 500 80

Total 3D. 100 O64 80 572 s64 45.425592 367l9sis
indications stocks in the ports OF the
yeT much n"o on ps nS 81 @ sn any Of the last
years 10 placed At about 10
HAY AN sTRAwThe receipts rather light and the
market in j. 'Say Mss SOC sb Hms SO
55c clover IS 55c Clover Mixed 60 0odc straw-LonS
soPs-rSs general nshs but
s state As 'ss sou one do cG%on to Sa
eum 70 s9e Do 1883 PrT to Gnoc ;ss ies I loe
70 hoee % SSoc air 1. Good rs 27e 40 lssS oGcdto
mixed csra.sa :.sg7Ga A!%srs' d. lsS
nocs. sSss issued
Between c.s~ 10 tons January soE 2z45c. so.ond
fSn sS notices issued at
nominal al Lee ir-nsiersos Ioees -se ssnsa
T.@ss,a6e notice. issued :. ts.s . spser-s'eaay at
% notices issueu n Change, in prces
from ass lor eooa to Prime .sc Tor S5e
NAvAI sg and s,s
e Good ns 't oOssI o. '''l su'' 6
%lss- d. e s.sf VINE IS Gs
OILsc-ylOn cocoAnut is held with considerable firm
as PpiS. sSI%er q Ysor tut cooa.S
MASHED While a.;"I1! g, s4;S
s se s sss he'd 10 sS s % %.iI WINTER '''
OCEAN 81 is: make. gus, 'sS.y
& mere s At sal Rs'ssSSSSs
bbia renned OIL t.. LONDON steam ne ii caEs ia
busn gram. 6sd Quotations: our Iva DO on cas- a..
3D. measurement goods ID 20s sugar ~. pS
iard 2oa chs csc. oos bee. o. IL , nn A. Ia, ,.
hence. 500 srsln .r. aud rol s.ov III b.
graIn 4-.d. Quotations. Gram. i nour los' s o - ,,
l3s I'd. sod; bacon. 2ksb Zos 800
lard. 2vs 2ls 3D.: taow. x0s; .n 5000
15a; oil As. i3-b4d- q LAsoOw sesAi. nenoo
quotations traln AMI, nour @ l6s d measurement
l6a 92Os Ard. bacon. 2os sugar ios ou On
cake l3s. v, q l5s BRISTOL steam nenvc 9u"eA
tons. hour. ia ID; los. sugar lsa VI ior
nu2ted 2O. loaf. oacon zos pa III T.
LOS A. neace, a stezmer s5.U0J push srain A. lVgi
LIE III, be,ce q. OUJ sush gram az . =,
ONS-POkk-1he temper was bullish AZ the
Wcss Act syinp2thiAed win shsn An
vance, elng IN food part ior export
safes 400 b0ls Mess. private tsrma 40 DDls Family
Ness &lLqslz37.. quoiod ~ Sll oGell % Tor
one Year Old and $40 - 90 s7h Two Year Old.
AIS Tor Family 50 SIS 80 ior Clear BanH aud
.lOa 10 So for Extra Prime .BEEF-itas hgnt de-
naA0 unchanged rates Cy extra Mess fli sl7
krtra Mesa Db.z. o. 50de5 Packet 10 5odfJ. Plate,
ST. - so - BkEF HAMS-stesdy Dut quiet Quoted, SIS
9s2O..CUI EAIri h.re was very llitie done toaAy
Uni pr.,rs nave NOT rulng about steady. 40
ties. estern Picked hams IL and ID CSC IL
Picked Bellies quoted $50 Picklod Shoulders 5ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
FrPoPEAS FINANCIAL uARKzrs

LONDON Dec l-l230 p m.-Consols 100 l1l6 for money
interest for January and 1907 Tor the account United
states Per CeAt Bonds 1921; do. Four and Hall
Per Cent Bonds llSs Atlantic aud Great Western First
Mortgage Certificates "a 4 DO Second Mort
1871 Canadian Pacific II Erie $50 do Second Consos s.,
1884, Central 1877 ia; MeIIcsn Ordinary. 50; ST
Common. gG1. NewYor Central. llS Pennsylvania
5yla Reading. 1873
D. m-ConsOis 1902 money and 100 1915 for the
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Cerhcaie- 81 do. second Mortgage lj Erie. 80 Mex
5lt New York central l1774 Reading %.
HudsOn's Bay Company. 24se
The amOuDt Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land balance to-day. Is 42s2.OOO-
400 ui-Parr aivces Three Per Cent keute. al
90 % the account and exchange on
London at - francs So = centmes checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

liam discouraged have too much 10 10. am tired
suppose put into this house 20 keep cieAs
but much work. won't try. VIII 70 70 sleep.
dou't what becomes OF tue house
The above aiegoiv The discouraged housekeeper
the liver Which, indeed often called the ousekecper q
health II does to sleep as threatened eroro
of all ready TO pring as consequence p
Pierce Medical Discovery acts upon the liver and
work OF HOUSEKEEPING ami house-cleznnf ~
remedy and boo cleanser and cures all tne
long chrome aes resulting from iorpd or .in9
gls sleepy liver sick headache scroulous diseases
a. Ulcers "feyersores." white swelngs hipjont die
ease consumption the lungs (which Is really only scrofue
the delicate tissues OF these orzns Ala
ali skin pinples And eruptions and ~
blood talpts. however ACQUIRED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

CINCINNATI. Dec L-Flour-Essy. FAMILY. % l5fD 35
Fancy. 55ds3 rs. -... WhezL-Quet No Rel I'z
hscePt. 900 BUSH shipnsnls ~ oce ousn =;
Corn-NO. Mixed 81 J5c .Ozts-QuteL
$50. kye-No SIC Pork. 81 - al 30 LArL
IS 90 Bulkmeas shoulder 80 rs short h;bs - oa
Bacon--shouasr. 81 So snort iliDx short Clear
81 % wRssey-saes at 81 IL hog, -Easy. Common
and Light IS SOass PACKING Butchers a. - .
4 80 Receipts 1900 aesd, shIpnients $50 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

The market for future deliveries opened ~ 203 points e
cline under sier Liverpool and weak market
for bar however react0n set 10 10
sympathy with h the Liver Dol mar
ke and closed points advance n near an" AZ
last nights prices months Sales 33.oOO bales