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TRACTION ENGINE.

have on hand a number Of secondhand
engines on wheels, good as new for sale at
a great bargain. | have also on hand a
first class set of tools for drilling wells TO
any depth up TO 300 feet which will sell
at big bargain, and to convince the pur-
chaser will start and finish the first we'll
before settlement for the tools.
For ell information, price lists and cata-
logues address ISAAC II. HARRIS,
April 1871 yr. Woodstock. Va.
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AUTOMATIC WIND MILL

and pumping mill, especially iron pumps
= full description of which will convince
the most exacting Of its great superiority
over all others. Also Agent for Water
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Mammoth Colorsd Fashlon.pIafs !

superbly colored, and giving the latest
Partisan styles of dress. Also, household,
cookery, and other receipts, articles on
art embroidery, flower culture, home
decoration-in short, everything interest
ing to ladies.
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THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY sun
THEiPAPER FOR THE pEOPLJ

Il l1EIGAfEh fOh Tue PEOFbE.
Ons Dollar year. A. y. Abel & Co.,
Publishers, Baltimore.
A. S. Abel. George w. Abel.
Edwin +. Abel. Walter r. Abel.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, nond. ana stocks.

NEw NORK, Dec. l5-Money on call easy
nj 2Gl3 Der cent; last loan. 2; closed Of
fcrcd ut 2li. Prime mercantile paper, 90
G4 per cent Sterling exchange dull, but
steady, nj $LSiyS for sixty days and sLssA
for dcmnis
Tho exports Of specie from the port ofNcw
York last week amounted 10 3G3, sos, Of
OF which 81 i50,n1j was In gold aud s2l3 JD
silver All the silver and S5,IlS. O05 In gold
went To Europe aud 5000 In gold went 10
South America.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected.
A WIS expected In all quarters, tolay'H
market was extremely dull, with little fen
lures Of any Kind aud unimporlant fuctua-
tons. confined generally within a range Of less
Than : per cent fhcnc was. however q firm
tone at the opening, Notwithstanding the
fact that outsiders were doing moth
ing Conlos and trunk lines aud
traders, while doing most Of the
business showed NJ inclination 10 make new
ventures ON either side at the account. The
advances nt the opening extended ~ * per
cent In Reading A New England aud further
gains of from = 10 a pcr cent we're csiab.
lishcd IN the early trading with st. Paul
most prominent In the rise The market
then became intensely dull aud prices sapl,cd
of slowly with no marked movement out
clincd a per cent on the proposed action In
thr South Carolina Legislature antagonistic
Ia the railroads IN that region. East Ten
ncsscc second preferred, however, WIS c1-
ccpuonally strong aud moved up over n
point The fluctuations were confined Ia
the nnrrowcst limits, aud although there
was q slight reaction after the issue Of the
bank statement, the market finally closed
very dull aud about steady NJ Insignificant
changes for the day. The linal changes ARE
for slight fractions only, except IN East Ten
nc,,cc second preferred, which h up - per
cent, aud there are generally In the dircc-
ton II higher figures. The sales were only
o., ~ shares, aud la no stocks did the salcs
pach 700 shares.
Railroad bonds we're In close sympathy,
With the share lisi very dull. but generally
firm. The sales reached st0J,OOl, aud the
hual changes are generally for insignificant
amounts Hooking Valley u rusc I 90 -,
Ohio southern hnts I a. lOlls, and South
Pacific Arizona ilrsts I 90 iH.
The total sales Of stocks today were 81, 80
sharcA Closing quotations
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New York and Eastern demand, % dis
count buying, sight, So discount buying,
PAR selling. New Orleans = discount buy
Ing, 81 premium selling. Cincinnati st.
Louis and Louisville demand 81 buying par
selling.
The local cotton market closed quiet TO-
day. Sales, 1900 bales, or l,6OO to exporters
and 700 TO spinners
At New Orleans spots closed quiet and
easy, with futures quiet and steady aud un
changed.
Liverpool closed quiet, rather easier, and
futures steady at decline OF 10 points.
The New York spot market closed quiet
and steady, with futures steady at an adj
vance Of to points. Hubbard, Price &
Co. say: IAN easier tone has characterized
today's operations in cotton, and there has
been some good buying noticeable at the de-
cline. It has been mainly, 10 IL is assumed
To cover shorts. Receipts arc on some
what more liberal scale, though this was TO
be expected In view Of the existing def.
cheney, the disposition is TO await develop
ments and soc how much greater is 10 be the
increase, which Is TO be established after the
LIST of January
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BANK CLRARINGs.

CmcAeo, ILL.,, Dec. l5.--Bank clearings
$40, 1850
clearings today 1929, 1ea,9 balances s5,-
665,27s. For the week. clearings S697, $685.
800; balances, $50, 900, sst
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 15.-Bank clear
ings, so, 7O6,0G9; balances, 81, $50, 34. For
the week--Clearings, ss2, i34, l0l; balances
$9,027, 447.
BosroN, Mass, Dec. l5.--Bank clearings,
1905 sl3; balances, N,5ll 1858, For the
week-Clearings, $50, 1e6,597; balances, $lO,-
1H,473 For the same week last year
Clearings, $s7,l06,552; balances, SO l27, 400.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. l6.-Bank clearings
81, 907, 43i; balances, $i95 700. For this week
-Clearings, Sl0,S97, 1888; balances $3.50, 2SS.
For last week-Clcarings, S2l, 701, 1922 bal
ances, $751; ,46i For the corresponding
week last year-Clearings, SIS, 270,S S2; bal
ances, $2,G80,1i
New York, Dec. 15.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re
serve, increase, S2,46S, 400; loans decrease,
So, l0l, 800; specie, increase, 1914, 400; legal
tenders, increase, $i.2is, 500; deposits, de-
crease, 1888 200; circulation, decrease, SAG
100. Tho banks now hold 50, 672, 220 in excess
OF the % per cent. rule.
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Cash quotations were n follows
flour-Quiet and UNCHANGED.

Cash quotations were n follows
flour-Quict aud unchanged
No. 2 spring wheat, Si,u5@ 1857; No. 3
spring wheat, O2da3c; No. . rcd, 81. O5li. O5k;
No2 corn, 33Ac. No. 2 oats. nc; No rye.
Ollie; No. barley, nominal: No. 1 flaxsecd,
tLA,ls; prime timothy seed, $3.50.
Mess pork per Dbl, Sl3l2fml3.25; lard,
per 100 lbs $500 short rib sides uOosel
SgO5CGT.O0. dry saltcd shoulders (boHcdL
sG.75ct6.s7; short clear sides (boxedh S7.25Cs
5.Th
Rcccipls-Flour 1000 bbls; wheat 5000
bu; corn, $4,000 bu. oats, 10000 bu, rye,
1900 bu. barley, 5i,OD bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat GOO
bu. corn. 2ll,OOO bu oats i2s,OOO bu; rye
1900 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
ST. LouIs, No., Dec. Ia Flour Quiet
and unchanged
whcat-Was weak during most Of session
and May declined &c aud July sc, but later
prices turned and advanced rapidly, May
closing &c higher, aud July the same NJ yes.
terday. No. red, cash, si.Oi; January,
u.Ol NdiO2, closed l.O2A nominal; Feb
ruafy, N.OiH, closing i.OiH nominal; May,
N.07 .@i0s,s, closing Los isCISs July, WIl
mDIH, closing Wstc bid
Corn-Dcclined hGt,lc early and was
weak, but later there Was a strong feeling
aud prices closed firm. No. mixed cash,
30is Gt3OAc. December, 30 .tg3ONc; January,
Sgllc, closed SO,se bid May A1E@Si}.c,
closed ave
Oais-Dull aud unchanged. No. 2, cash,
2Sc asked, December, 2i,sc asked; May, 2sjs
@2G
Rye-Quiet, isJfc. BArlcy-Littlc done.
Iowa, hStt57hc.
Ilny-Quict prairie, SsSO@o.O0. mixed
| timothy. tnOOMi05O. timothy. OOCliOO
Flaxsccd-Firm. Sl.lb Lcad-Easy and
demand light; corroding. sJ.5O@3.65i com
mon. $50
Buticr-Quct aud dull creamery. 2s@3oc
| dairy, 2tCt2,c. Eru-ooOi stock sell fairly
well az ia. Cornmcal-firm and active
PruvisIons-D and lower. Pork-sl9.76
! Lard-rrimc steam, $500. Dry salt meats
Shoulders. sGh5. longs aud ribs, $4,000
| Ii2h. short clear, sI0ft62h. Bacon-
| Shoulder, $3.50. lonrs AMI ribs, -. 1905. 20
short clear, $50. Ham siO. % ifdSl3O0
Rcccipis-flour. 200 hrls. wheat, II 90,
bu. corn, 10000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye
| none. barley 1000.
shipmcnts-Flour. 5000 brls. wheat, a.
90 la; corn, s0W0 hu oats, 1900 bu,
rye, none, barley, 1000 bu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Dec. ia.-whcat-
Receipts, nom. shipments, ~ hu, In siorc,
g1p.AS bu. Steady. No. red, cash, 10,
bill, VA asked January, bSc bid May,
N.uik bid, a .O5 asked No. ; red, cash
SIZE bid. No. soft cash. &c bid; January,
~ ~ bid, NAV. si.O0 nskcd
orn-Rccoipis. 7.7e0 bu; shipments
GSg2 bu. In storc, "a 2ii bu. STEADY. No.
cash. 21ic asked; January, 2d,sc bid, ~,
asked May sales at sp'ir No. white
May, Sole bid
oais-No. 2 cash, 2slsc asked; May, 9ijE,
bid. 23i.c asked.
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Grain and Provisions.

CnIcAGo, ILL.,, Dec. I5.-Whcat was rather
dull most OF the session, and the feeling un-
settled. Fluctuations were again confined
within moderate range, and closed higher.
The opening was about the same rs yester-
days closing, and, after slight advance
became weak, and prices declined &c then
rallied i%c, iluctuated, aud closed about Nc
higher than yesterday. No special features
were presented, and the little outside news
WAS without effect The market was spec
ulativc one. Shortly before the close there
was sharp rally 10 outside figures, influ-
enced by shorts covering, and possibly buy
ing by some parties who were interested In
seeing higher prices. At any rate there was
considerable wheat absorbed during the en-
tire session, and operators were not disposed
TO stay short over Sunday. 1t was esti-
mated that the visible supply would show
400, 900 TO 800, 600 bushels increase.
Corn ruled quiet and dull most OF the SEES
sion, though at times was moderately active
The feeling was easy early and steadier later.
Market opened at about the closing prices Of
yesterday iluctuated within AG%c range
aud closed about the same as yesterday.
Receipts were liberal, and this, together
with the free selling Of MAY and January by
a local operator, chiefly the former month,
had tendency 10 create weakness.
Oats were moderately active carly there
DcIfik lilT supply Oh uuNlHB oIutIs IT,
ceivcd for May at Doc, but although opening
sales were at that figure, few transactions were
made, owing 10 the Discrimination Of n
majority Of holders to sell Prices were bid
up &c. and the market closed steady. De-
cember was weaker and, although very dull,
declined nc.
Considerable interest was manifested In
mess pork, and an unsettled and weak feel
ing prevailed during the great portion Of the
session. Offerings were liberal, and the de-
mand quite brisk. Opening sales were made at
iOtl21lc decline, aud a further reduction OF
l2dl5c was submitted TO. Later the market
ruled steadier aud prices were advanced so
nc, and the market closed quiet. A weak
feeling prevailed In lard. Prices ruled irreg-
ular. Opening sales were made at 5G7kc
decline. and further reduction of TJS6l0c
was submitted TO. Toward the close prices
rallied slightly, and tho market closed rather
quiet
Quite large speculative business was re-
ported in short rib sides. Sales at the OPEN
ing were made at 5Cg7 Nc decline, and fur
ther reduction Of 2lsCt5c was acceded TO. At
the decline the demand improved and prices
rallied 2II@5c, and closed comparatively
steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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CHICAGO ILL.,, Dec. l5.--The Drouers' Jour.
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 400; ship
ments, -. Market slow and weak;
beeves, $5.40@600; steers, S300@5O0;
stockcrs and feeders, S2.25@3.50; cows
bulls and mixed, sl50@3.35; Texas cattle
$l.S5@3lc.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; shipments, 500.
Market fairly active Mt loo to zoe decline;
mixed, and light, 81. sO@5.2O; heavy, $1,000
$3.50; skips, S3.00@i90.
Sheep-Receipts 800; shipments -;
Market steady; natives, $2.75@3.S5; Western,
cornfed, sL0o@L6G Texas, $2.25@3.25;
lambs, 80. 10000.
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No changes In the market quotations to.
day. Sales recorded at the grain Call Board
session. / ear December No. white corn nj
5isc; ? ears cash No. mixed corn at 3i74c;
10 cars December No. mixel corn at - lsc;
3 ears May No. 2whitc oats at 3ic; | car
cash No. mixed oats at 27Ac. Amount Of
grain IN store at the elevators: Corn. 10,
49, bu oats, 81, sl0 bu; wheat, l33 bu.
Az New Orleans sugar is In moderate de
mand. Prices easier, particularly Tor kettles,
which arr shaded fraction. Molnsscs firm
aud well maintained. Rice quiet and un-
changed
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ffsu-Mnckowl. half brls, No I, $500
ROg No. 2 iSOa~5O No. 2. $3.50. l0.lb.
Nit No I. n 49, No. ?. si2i. No. s. Si.lO.
Dry herring family, Sc per box. n. e. ne
bril- siA
L,Rp-Tcs $50 halfbrls ssEc, kcgs, sNc.
choice kettle, Oi.aiO'so, easy.
Pics FrIf--Brls, S1OO, half brls, ttOO.
krgs. sl25.
Hoo fnopucTs Easy, pork, si5.0@ii.55.
sugar.curcd hams, ni.mi2c. breakfast
bacon. iiti2c. clear rib sides. bacon, SIC.
shoulders, -. bulk pork. clear silcs, 7a.c
clear rib sides, $50, long clear 7,sci
shoulder &c.
fHEsH Mnrs-llcci, hindguurtcrs, Sc; fore
qunrtcrs, 81. city hogs 5@7iSc counir,
dressed, 0ad'ic pcr u. spar' ribs, s4@r.
back bones, 81 .GiiC t-f ~.
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Fioun-Frum store. common, ~ 6ONtlGO
family, si2UaL3p choice, sl.jOtt LOt fancy.
Slbittiut extra fancy, 5000 80 patent,
e.. 75aGOt quiet.
CHAcKrm-soln, extra, bkc treble extra,
CaB'sc, ginger snaps, 1@sisc, assorted jun.
bicn, iORl2c, cream crackers, 1iamsisc.
Cons Nrn-icari, $50, roller, t2l0,
quiet
liriNs Am PE,s-Navy beans, 81 p. me
dlum. S2u
OAruEAL-in half brls. 500 from siorr.
CRACKED WuIAt-ln half brls, a. 80 from
store.
lloNiNY AND Gnir,-from store 1928.
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CorN-From store. white, ~. mixed. &c;
from lcycc ur depot, white. Ia bulk i2c In
0cks, t5c. mixed. In bulk 10 In sacks. i3c.
HHsN-fum store, T'sc from lcyco or
depot, siG1.
ilAN--Chuicc, from store, NJ iO car load
frnm lcycc or depot slGOltlG5O prime
from store, ,nH So ear load, from lcyrc ~
depot, Sitrt prairie, frum store. GifGA'
car Load, from lcycc or depot, sl0.OOdll ~.
Otu- frpm store. white gic. mixed, Sc.
frun lc,cc or depot, white Va bulk. size
Bc, in sacks, aIc. mixed, In bulk, "a, In
sacks, Sic.
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ssroeerle.

C,syrp Goops-l'ncapplcs. ti.2Sdi.S0
Peaches, 2 lbs. standard, si3iCtl.iD second,
81 60 Tomatoes. lhs, standard. sSd9c, 3
lie. standard. tuo Strawberries, II -.
n,sphcrrios a - llarkbcrrics. 81 % Uron
rin's, si2i. Fear, 500 plums q ~
Asparagus. tiU1 Green corn, sl.ODCti. IS
tpHyu pons. ~ - Cove OYSTER. full weight
I %. 80. ? ~. ~. aSttiup. lirht weight G,c.
lhs. ~ Ultiiu. Condensed milk Crown.
ftv Eiglc. 81 90. Swiss, tipp salmon,
u5iM2Uu snrlincs. tLiO. mu lard VAR.
dimes. $50 Mnekcrcl, fi.2j. herring mack.
orrl. ti.U0.
sroAH-Purc white. &c. OF white. Os,c.
yellow clarified, G'stt6'.c. refined A, Nc.
standard granulaicd 5AaIisc. powdered.
sf@sac cut loaf, Sh@,Ac open kettle, s
tthA.C. strong.
Corru- Common, Ia ordinary. 1870
lie. fair l5A@isc prime Rio, is's@is 10.
choicc 10 inncy inheng old Government
aiHNc, very strong
SAlr-slginhw, sl.a0di.ii Per bril- Ohio
/ River tLnal.a per bh. sks line, si35N
| lstN Cuarsc, gllupti,ii pkts .ttic.
Mcn-i.ouisinna, i's@0Itc, Carolina, 0ec
/ &C. hrm
CAyptrs Stick. al sirrs. IN bxs pals and
/ hrls wtiic fancy assorted. iUaibc, extra
l fancy. iS@2tr arm.
Cnusr-lfimc flats sHm0bc New York
| factory pbwi0r full cUim, i2isni3c.
/ Young America, i3ttilc.
soAr 40 CASrlr---soaR Sh@Sc candles,
fuii weight, iuc
| rTAutu=3i, ftAisr
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. common to fair 2sft
guc prime, choice. 8iWt2c fancy. ittt.ns
| ccntriiuwls, common to fair, 2OtJlOc. prim,
10 choice, 3D1ttiv syrup, 2ntttic, strong
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Nrv YorE, Dec. 49, - Cofiee-options
opou a barely steady, 10000 points lower
clnsyu steady btti5 poinH below yostor.
day. sales. a. p0 hags, Including Dcccm.
uinf,, siANals 81 March. stA. i6Ctib -.
Arril. sih eCti630 May, SIS. Nooib. 90, june
and July. si5.3j August si5iI Sep.
tcmhcr sla.3Oaio.SO. October, ti5.aOaiai o.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 16.--wool quiet and
shade easier. 1t is evident the top has been
reached, at least for the present though no
decline can be reported
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-As usual on Satur-
day, the opening inquiry was very moderate
but telegraph and mail orders called for
fair quantity Of stuffs for instant delivery.
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NlscrlLANrol's noNDs.
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened quiet aud
closed quiet middlug n'sc salcs, 2@o
bal,s including iuJ bale, last evening, oi
which i,0O bales 10 oAport"rs and 7OObalci
Ia spinnCn.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. nominal ruod ordinary. SIC.
low middlins &c, middling. phC rood
mlddlinT p'sc. millling fair, io'.c fair
mammal
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AT noon spots--Quiet rather easier.
Sales, 5000 bales, OF which American Q, 400
bales. Receipts, IA, 200 bales, Of which Amer
lean 1920 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows Mddling, 7-lGd.
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
quiet and steady.
tThese prices are given In pence and 6ithss
thus: 0.6S means 0.63-6id, and SOL means
5.l-Gid.l
Al pm; December 3. % sellers; Deem
ber-January, 5.2l buyers; January. February
52l buyers February-March, 90 sellers
,March.April, ,5.2s sellers ,April;May, 6;4
buyers; May-Junc, 500 sellers; June-July,
5.2s sellers; July-August, $50 sellers.
HAyRE.
Spots closed quiet and steady.
Tres ordinairc, 0skfi January futures,
63jSc.
Above spot quotations represent 0sllf for
so kilos oi low middling cotton. llayrc
terms, lj.3j kilos equal TO 100 lbs, and 5.25f,
equal 10 800.
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PRIME CRubE OrL-iOc, prime summer yell
low soc; summer white, 5Jc; choice cooking
summer yellow, 55c. cotton seed meal, $1,000
less than car load, S2l.OO.
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Fnur-sicady. Omngcs q 5090O0 Per
brl; f25OM3p per hoS. Lemons tlSlco
800 per box bananas. ~ inft2 ~ per bunch.
Grapes Malaga sdOOMpOD Dates, 1CtSc.
ArrLKs-s t.5nd2 - per hrl. Dricl apnlrs
tC,1c per 10 frum slorc. Dried peaches, %,
Sc from sioc.
OAaE-Quail 81. 25C1 90 p,r dOI, squirrels,
Al OiCti ~ per dor rabbits, fi.VnCti.n per
doz Wild turkeys, 51tfIjo each. wood duck
81 hOff L. ~ ser dor teal, ~ 2i0t2bJ per doN
mallnu' s22itt2O per duz Ncnison AL.
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Spot Rio, quiet and easyy fair cargoes,
sugar-Raw, dull and easy; refined, quiet,
steady. Rice-Firm and fairly active.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 15.-0n the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was easy;
fancy Elgin, 8Og32c; choice Western. 26@
&c; fancy dairy, 23924c; good TO choice, Is
@20c. Eggs-Dull.
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LANRs-Choice, &c; common to good, per
head, Slb0Gs3O0.
lloGs-Choicc light, 5L6I5hc; good, SO
SIC; common, i4di9ic.
CATTLE--Choicc grass, 3I4@3Iec; good, ~
Ct3c; scalawags, lhM2lsci choice feeders
2jSa3c; feeders lA@2lsc.
SHEEr-Choicc, &c, medium, 3Cg3lfc; com
mon. 81 UlGtI 80
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OIL and Turnanfine.


firm, 43c.
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IIiANuF yrOfATioNs.
DAILY rorr0v srlTrurvr.

lmporis-M & CIR II. g52. Ma TRR
no L&NRR ssG. a LRR L. ii3
C.O&sw RR a.. !. so a r n II, n.
s&MRR 20 KCM6B r. s5l
IMRR DO Tenn Mid. ~. steamers, gs5.
wagons. zoo Total. Gl57 bales.
EKports-M& CR n. snS MATER.
-. T. Az u X i,4J7 4. ~ 4 sWR R
&c. l. No&rRh 0i7. Tenn Mid 49,
Total. aUy bales
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM PLANTATIONS.
Inc Now York FnnnriaI Chro

ihc INV lofk fhhlfM thfpHttic Oh
December 10, estimates tho total supply Of
American and other cottons ~ follows
Total visible supply, 1888, 2G27, 800 bales,
against 3,Oil,OS7 In 1851. These figures indi =
cate decrease Of cotton In sight Of 3Si 5SS
bales, as compared with same date In 1887,
aud decrease Of 3OJ,3ls bales rs compared
with 1856
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Miscellaneous.

WHsKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
lbO@G00 Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at Sl.55 10 $500; sharp advance
on October. Eastern rycs, Sl2j9600, nc.
cording 10 the age and make; common
whisky. Sl.0OGtl. 80, according 10 proof;
nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BAGGING-llA61l3c.
TEs-sll0Mll6.
SnoT-Drop, $40; buck, sli5.
LEAD-5l9Gg0c.
TAlLow--41c.
Tomoco-Common, 25@3Oc; other grades,
G0CISjc.
SNurr-Garrctts, sl0.75: Ralph's Si0.25
Railroad, 1925 Gail IL AXIS 500.
Rs-Boankins, Sl.00Cg700 mink, l50g
Acc; coon, hunter handled, l5Gg75c; country
handled l5CgGOc; otter, Sl.0O96.O0 beaver,
Sl.OOa00O; wildcat, 10000; fox, l5@75c;
muskrut, lOml5c, opossom. l0dl5c; wolf, SOC
Cgs2OO; panther 5OcCgSl.OO; skunk, l5@7jc.
PowDER-Kcgs, 500; half kegs, S2.75;
quarter kegs, STA
Coat OL--Primc white, wholesale lots, l0c
per gal
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, IL
CG2Oc clear, grease wool, 20CG25c; bury,
washed, 20d3Oc; tub washed; 30@3jc.
BEEswAx-20c.
NAus-Iron, SEQ; steel. $40.
1IIpEs-Dry flint, No. |, l0c; No. 2, &c; dry
sailed, Sc No. 2, &c; green saltcd, No. 1, 81
OIGc; No. 2, &c; green, &c; deerskins 800
doc; shcepskins, l5caSl.OOi firm.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Steady. Cotton, lao
Sales Today, 9,3oo Bales - The
General Market is Steady - Meats
Easy.

ATRIAL OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec II, 1855
Money Is In good supply and in good de-
manl ut 5 per cent.
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GENERAL TRADE.

BuY and sell stocks and bonds through r.
NJ. Gnlbrcnth, No. 10 Madison qtrcet
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LoNpoN, Dec HI pm.-Consols closed
NJ ~ l5ld ior money, and ~. tor the
account
rsnis Dec. i0--rhtco per cent rcn,ss.
s3f nc iuf the account
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Spots opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady. m.ddl.ng l'se. Sales, 100 bale. Quo.
aiions ntc o. follows Ordinary, $50.
good ordinary, ssiOc low middlinf. ps.c
middlinF p'sC p,ud middling. iOi,c. mid.
ding fair. ~ i3iGc fair. ~ 7.iGT
fuiurcs opened easy aud CLOSED steady.
a. follows bcrcmbcf. gssrG5D. January.
ttjMpG February nGs. March. r. -OOp u.
April. pnlC1n. MAY. 1901. June iOii.
july, luiii August 10 September % n.
@pn salcs. 90 Nh bales.
INV ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and easy middlIug. 0'Ec. Sales
400 bales Quotations are a. follows or
binary, 7'sc god ordinary. SIC. low mid
ding nc middlng v'tc good middlnr
fuiurcs opened duh aud closed quiet and
steady, as follows December. p2saug ~
January, 12pahD February. p3shnsq
March, 0i7@ats APRIL pS@g5i MAY
aGS; June. G.7l@aia July. slag NJ
August p.7g@0so. Salcs. iOupl bales.
DAILY roW AND INTERIOR NuyEArNr
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