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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-07
ClOsing

FLOUR AND MEAIs-FLoUR-while prices show no
mae' o S1ns the es pde5 rather we" Sa
oought sparlngly. sales 1900 bbIs g. 200 Tor
90 1000 e6is City Mills IS 2oas5 for West Indie
oq GS MI Ms osr WHIT = 20 90 tS a 90 SSH
Supcrne. 80 90Gs3 60 and 100 bbs Fine 30as3 20,
g 5 raeSs N s5a5 i9 Ts S% i Ers q
a$4; wIater Wheat low grades, 80 Sods4 Far to
Choice IS i0Gs6 50 Very Choice to Very Fancy 81 55S
% q Sp Rys Man EaT o s :: sIss6s
Poor to tanel 90 1890 80 Patents Ordinary to Very
me- Spring and Winter . Soass 90 Fine 3 sCasS So
market market closed dull SOUTHERN FIoUR-Un
bbI shipping grades 90 s5a$4 Trade and Family Ex 1So
seaiy Quoted o 80 go rl f0 MONK
i1al at eSe; soo RYE FIoUR-ogiet but generally
Fancy 90 $50 70 s. 49, COIN MEAfoIn iisSt Icma mi,
yellow Western. 90 sOeS3 20: Brandywne. 50 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. transplred today in con-
neccn with The speculative dealings that warranted spec
which characterized the situation tceIiar Of marked
hesIancy preNs lea on all sides and apart from the
significant Less than loo bushels were traded in
being the smallest reported in long time during full
session Only perunctory changes occurred AZ The ouem
ing December selling az 81 0G and May al 10 So sub
seauenty there was an advance OF l4e aud May rallied TO
81 %o H. os The Improvement however was only mo.
hgures II was pegged' for about hour Along toward
scoe 5 uS close prominent house at the West
quickly dropped al ise December touching ii o5 and
SasS Grades GS1 o aTl, at SPADE above the bottom
sSe oo VOC 900 buSss ta GSa No 9S seSId
a. p oSasi oo IL elevator 81 ods u IL aGoat 81 oGs
81 o. - free on board No Rcd os l.2a9Oc No.
= SSgsi o. closing a. g o. DO February 81 % ia
Closing 4, 0cs do Ar 90 al Mss % p o9 90 Nae 40
q Il IG q y Ss closing 81 II 81 do June
q demand. western q S0sc State os@esc )" 'O's"'o
Sales b SSysai 'z zSs
Any In
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec Ga p m.-Consos.9 6 ll6d for money and
96a for Atlantic and Great Western hrst mort
gage Trustees Certificates 314 do second mortgage 72
Mexican Ordinary, 44A Mexican Central first mortgage
67it Erie. 26l4: do second cOns'ls " = 81 ft
common G3 Central, 10; Pennsylvania, 54s;
Canadian Pacific. j3A.
bar silver il quoted at ~ 9-l6 per ounce
Money 35i al per cent. - - 49,
advices quOte3 cent renteS AT -
for the account exchange London at % francs
3Ol, confines for checks.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank of England
on balance to-day is el5OOOO
Spanish IS II y -. ,-, $50 ooo
The bullion the Bank OF England has decreased fl76Coo
during the past week. - . . ,,.,,,,..
The proportion the Of Engands reserve liability
which 27 per cent is now 4O3o per cent
The rate the open market for three months
bills Is 4 per cent IT,.
PARIS Dec weekly statement OF the Ba kOi france
shows 100000 francs In gold and decrease
o | 575. 900 francs in silver
BERIIY pee G-The Imperial Bank Of Germany has fixed
the Of discount at 4 = per cent
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE--Rio for prompt delivery is quoted weaker
but quotably lower with an active business reported
sales II 600 bags No Z 1-Sal6 1l6c fair eargoes
II &c. Mild grades have fair inquiry at steady pSes
Sales 300 pcus East indies, 2l Q22c Inc specuidNS
dealings were more moderate to-day and prices ruled
irregular Weakness developed early and opening saieS
indicated break Of 40d70 points consequent on ae
cline in Havre subsequently there vas Ireel s
by the shorts" and the market rallied loG2O points
closing steady Rio advices quoted firm and unchanged
Receipts 10000 bags clearaces for the United states
$1,000 bags; for Europe. 600 bags total
stock. 240 900 bags Santos receipts, 1000 bags
Hamburg is steady at L IL pf advance. Sales here
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO. Union stock Yards. Dec g" The p nve,s
Journal" reports Cato-Receipts 10000 head; shpeus'
1000; market dull Reeves ~ - d5 90. steers - evg
- 80 stockers and Feeders ~ - 90 Cows Bms ala
Mixed 81 lOd2 rs. Texas Cattle ~ 25 gS 20 Western
Rangers ~ 90 a. 90 49,.
H0gs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments 1000. mnsess
hrm Mixed - O5d5 -. Heavy - lOGo 40 Light s'V'
a 80 Skips ~ 90 a. IS -.
slow Natives. Inferior Prime AZ 5oaS -. M'Se,n
shon 50 % A2c Texans Shorn 50 % g3 90 lambs - w
Qs5 rs
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OIL MARK ErS.

on CRY. Dec 6Natona' Transit Certificates opened -
SO highest 30 u lowest 81 closed. s9 sales 1870
barrels ceaanees. 1865 900 barrels charters ~ 10 ~
rels shipments, 1873 barrels runs 90 oO' barrels
PIrrsBURG Dec g Petroleum dull and urn, Nauoh.i
Transit Certificates opened AT SO closed at e9s msn''|
o0ta lowest, SO
BRADFoRD, Penn. Dec 6-Natonal Transit CerunoassS
opened Al $751;; closed at 80 highest oshi o""s] '~
Clearances. 100000 barrels
TrvsviLLk. Penn. Dec 6.-Natonai Transit cerunos"
opened ~ 50 highest so ~; lowest. 81; closed. sSt
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COIrON-The spot M, Let has varied in any par
ucular ruling quiet. Sales, 1875 bales for consumption
ana $50 bales for speculation Port receipts
"a S32 bales against 20 $50 bales for this day last
and 80 100 bales for this day last year Since Septm-
Der the receipts at the have aggregated 2S15 ~
bales comparing with 1870 800 bales for the correspond
ing time last
Quotations based American standard Of cassn-
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Danting Academies.

A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY, so tth-ave.,
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Oentlemen's class. Waltz only, begins saturday even
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and short sterling respectively; 5.2l Ia anu
517l-2 for francs; 81 Ia ana ID 80 ZOE rcic"
marks : 40 and 4 0 IA for gui lders =.
The governors of the Bank OF England at tit i,r
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN I.s
rote for discount. and IL remains at per cent
D,r;n0 tbe week tbe hank lost E176,000 bullion,
and the proportion of its reserve to its liabilities
was reduced from 4l.27 to 0:35 per cent, against
d reduction from 4SO4 TO 46o3 per cent IN ,ile
was Der cent To-day the bank lost t150OOo
on balance. The weekly statement OF the Bank
of France shows gain of 100000 francs goa
Iondon Stock Exchange to-day Brltsh consois
were easy az 90 l-lG and 9G 3-S respectively for
money and account. American railways opened
strong at figures about 1-2 per cent hgner ,nal'
yesterday's closing home prices. and later par
tially Welded in sympathy with home noon quota
tons. At Paris French 3 per cents were steady
at s317l-2. and sight exchange on London ruled
at % 30 l-2 francs TO the
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/ American standard Of classln-


Good Ordinary -. 1l.l6 Low Middllng . 7-lG
Strict Good Ordinary 3S Midlne 5l0
There was little life to the speculation to-day
with somewhat feer buying orders from the South.
Prices made further gain, closing 3ai points higher IN
sympathy with better Liverpool adylces. sales. 5000
bales
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STOCKS FIRM AND QUIET.
MICH SHIFTING or LOANS.

SOME FLUCTUATIONS TOWARD HIGHER
VALUES-TIIE SHORT INTEREST
STILL LARGE
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-DEC. o.
THE GENERAL LISE
Actual sales. Closing No
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GOYERNME BONDS.

isis Registered 80 900.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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The Treasury to-day purchased SS0S, 700 4 per
cents at lOs The rejected offers included As
S?.4j0 at I25, S2jG,0O0 at 12s 3-S $4,000 at
l2o "a and 1-2s $4,000 at los Is. The local
market dull and steady at quotations as fol
lows
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09
Kerry Cow

J. :. Murphy will appear in Kerry
Cow at the Rink Monday evening.
Here ia what the Cincinnati Gazette
says:
j. ;, Murphy, as Dan O'Hsra, In
Msrsdep's drama Of Kerry Cow"
drew only a fair audience at Heuck's,
hut II is safe to predict that before the
week Is out the house will he crowded.
A good play SO creditsbly performed
~ this always meets with success at
Heuck's, and that the kerry Cow"
will not prove all exception is evident
from the manner In which the piece
was received last night. Mr.. Murphy
il especially fitted to the character az
sumed. and is supported by 40 excel
lent company, Mics Anne Mortlsnd,
"a Nora Drew. being especially clever.
TIE piece was beautifully mounted,
the scene In the blacksmith shop with
the immense open doorway, looking
out upon the hills and lakes beyond,
was as handsome a set as WAS aver put
upon the stage Of a local theatre, and
reflects great credit upon the artist,
Hughes, now known as one of the
most careful and painstaking scenic
artists In the profession.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09
hibition of heroi-m aud gallan,ry -el
dom equslled and never excelled.

hibition of herOi-m aud gallan,ry sell
dom equslled and never excelled.
Miss Mary Kilgour, OF Cincincin-
natl, o. o n masculine insect CONF
monty denominated 4 dude, escort to
the young IL y, were standing near
the mouth of the crater 0f Old Faith.
ful Geyser just before the regular in
terval OF eruption Of the geyser had
elapsed. COyle, seeing their great
peril, warned them Of. Neither took
heed. Suddenly, and without warn
Ing, Old Faithful lifted It's lofty column
of boiling wafer high up in the air
aud 1t fell upGn the fool hardy couple,
Miss Kilgour became frightened and
started to fall i'm a dead faint. Coyle
took in the situation at a glance.
leaped through the boiling mass Of
water, caught the young lady before
che fell aud then ran for his life.
Both were badly scslded. The pipe
stem-Iegged dude ran Off at the first
alarm and left his sweetheart to be
boiled to death.
John Coyle lay oil his back for two
weeks nursing his scalded limbs and
he has never heard from the kilgours
since.
The Ki!gour family lie one Of the
richest in Cincinnati.
Private John Coyle is a manly, good
nstured, big hearted Irish ls3, scarcely
20 years OF age and he has siresdy re-
ceived thedistin. uished honor of being
complimented in general orders by his
brave regimental commander, Colonel
Z. Il. Swaine. IL takes q brave sol
tier to appreciate true bravery.-Ex-
change.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

The county commissioners, yester-
day, failed to finish the work piled up
on them by the quarterly meeting and
adjourned TO Friday, Dec. II. p. g.
Whited was again installed as ~janitor
for the court house. Mrs. Whited re-
ceived the contract for doing the
county washing for the ensuing year.
All other bids were laid over until the
adjourned meeting. The clerk Wa in
structed to notify the city council that
the City Of Miles City would be expect.
ed to pay 800 per year for the use Of
the county jail.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

sure quarter, ifthey will but seek u. The genial
s,Omachie, ll0stsIters stomach Ritiers, breeds
cheeriulness by insnring It's essential pre-coudi.
tiun-easy digestion. Biliou'ncss, 100, and con.
s~tIpation. N .lrvolent companions % the hanshee.
dyspepsia, vanish after a brief but steady course Of
the national Alternative, Many a temper naturally
sweet. but continually soured by the combined
attack Of this trio Of imPs, pas'es the boundary of
monymania. prevsGt this possibility with the
Bitters. Malarial ~feVer, rheumatism, kidney
complaints and debility are truly relieved by tbi,
standard medicine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

The exhibition OF Wonderland was
well attended last night, the audience
at the Rink being chiefly composed OF
ladies and children. The views were
certainly well produced upon the can.
vass and the descriptions Of each view
o. 1t was pictured equslled a Northern
Pacific guide book. Taken oil in all it
was a most entertaining exhibition
and would we'll repay another night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

In the whist games last night scores
did not run any where nearly as even a.
on the first night. At the first table.
Gordon and Campbell playing against
Bachelor and johnson. score was Is to
40; table No. 2, Kendall and Orschel
against Savage and Green, score 20 TO
rs; table No. 8, Lansing and thinner
man against Butler and Whitney, score
rs to 81; table No. A., Callahan and
Griffith against Swerdfiger and Silver.
man, score 80 to rs, respectively.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

c. X. Middleton returned yesterday
from Bozemsn, where he had been
looking after the Buford estate settle
ment in the interest of his client, Paul
Mccormick. Mr.. Middleton goes west
again tonight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

w. o. Bates, who for several years
has been the Associated Press agent ia
st. Paul, retired from service Thurs-
day and was succeeded by b. s.
Cowen. Mr.. Bates has been a faithful
and energetic agent and the newsps-
pers generally with him the most bill.
liant success in whatever he may un-
der,ake.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09
To he Rewarded for Bravery.

Private John Coyle, company b,
Twsnty-second infantry, stationed at
Fort Keogh, M. T., 10 to be awarded q
handsome gold medal by the wal de-
partmsnt, at Washington, for personal
bravery.
Private Coyls, while stationed at the
Upper Gsyssr Basin, Yellowstone Ma.
tional Park, last August, gave an sx.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Thomas Smith has recently pur-
chased the Ladd ranch ct Powderville
and Mr.. Lsdd and family have re-
turned to the east to permanently re-
side,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Jimmy Geddes most unexpectedly
returned from the east last night but
will DO here for but y few days and
then 20 eaot 10 spend the winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Major Alfred Z. Bates, psymsster,
u. S. A., has been ordered 10 make his
headquarters hereafter at Miles City
and will reside ct the Mncqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Tommy Sherwood has composed a
song on the "CrystSl Palace lunch"
which is 9 daisy. Burke q Ward will
have unlimited copies for circulation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Judge LiddslI came down to Billings
yesterday but no session of court was
held on account Of the funeral Of Judge
McGinnIs taking place that Pay.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

On Monday at Billings the motion
for a new trial In the case of &. b.
Lebcher vs.. the Commissioners Of Gus
ter County will be heard.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Rheumatism Is caused by lacticscid
in the blood, which Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla neutralizes, and thus cures = heu-
matism.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Prof. w. NJ. T~ompzins, the well
known musical director and expert
salesman, came down from Billings
to zee his many friends in this
city, Jack Cottier especially. Willie
likes the place be now lives ia but
can't forget Miles City and bis first
love.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

The Pleasant Hour Social Club had
an enjoyable dance last night, John
Vert being the efficient master of GER
emonies.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

west to hunt o location for the estsb-
lishment Of a mercantile business.
Mack has tue best wishes Of Miles City
friends.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

The subject of Rev. w. M. Weeks
sermon at the Baptist church Tonight
will be- HATRED the Christians Cour-
aQe,u
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown were pre-
scented last night by the regular board
era at the Macqueen house with a
handsome toilet case.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

City hack always ready at PARK
street livery stable; 81 90 per hour or
90 cents for short trips IN town.
ASTLE * MCDONALD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Yesterday was pay day At the poet
and In consequence business was lively
in the city last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

VIM. Thorn and Dick Randall, two
COW hands from the county ranges, are
In the city enjoying q holiday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Dan Simpson, D Of the old time
travelling men, 10 at the Mscqueen and
wears . Harrison plug hat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Inquire Of ]. G. Callahan for tickets
IN Montana Investment Company's
lottery scheme; $500. 900 for S..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

James McFsrlane, deputy treasurer,
is kept very busy these days receiving
the taxes due the county.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Florence Mack, who has for several
years been a conductor on the Yellow
stone division. N. p. II. r., has re-
signed and quit railroading. Accom-
panied by IN older brother he goes
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Clean cotton rags wanted at this
Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

The Good Templars and Juvenile
Templars will meet at the school house
at ten o'clock sharp this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-09

Delicious Egg Nogg to-day at the
Club Saloon.