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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-10

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

prTII,pING MATERIAL-The movement light Up
river hard brick $685. So Croton, DARK ana lea so
ssi6; Oroon Brown, s14asi5; Trenton ana ph,aae en-
mia Front so7 de2s nsycrstraw. hard - 5osSo 90
Xii: american Portland, 50 1882 30 English Porusnd
80 b5as2 90 German Portland 90 30fs2 90j Rookland
Cannon Lime 81 per Dbl and do finishing sl 20 state
Cannon Linz soc, and do finishing. 81 O6del 10 !
Gynund soc; Lath, s2as2 10 per LOO; Goats Hair,
9ao 8oc nor husfel Cattle Hair, 1920
COOPERAGE SToCK-Steady, With trading moderate,
Molasses Shocks and Heads s2aS2 15 Sugar Shooks snd
Shocks and New Heads 3Sinchsl 40ds1 - S6incaSl 80
eli AZ: old Shocks without Heads 95c1s1 Rum SHOCKS
and Heads SO 65aS3 rs Rum Pipes, 80 Empty hogs
heads ~ 55ds2 20; Hoops IA feet eSoasSS; IL fee1
CIiICoRY-steady and selling moderately, Granulaed
COC0A-A quiet and easy market Maracaibo, 241
% lie; Caracas l7alSc; Guyaqul, 1913 I2ci Bhla
COFFTF-The pronounced interest In the speculative
limo has demand for cash goods ana an I'M
sales IL 600 bags 1G 3Sal6 34c for No. and ioa
J7o for No T. Mild grades quoted stronger Win
continued good demand. Sales. 1000 Maracsbo prva'e
terms 500 bags Java 22c The option market vas
scene OF wild excitement throughout the entire session
Foreign adyices formed the prncDa feature Havre ls
nm fully fr closing firm. Rio Is also better. As soon
as gong the opening there scramble
among tho shorts who would get In first For
minutes situation I'm perfect state OF frenzy
and before the call had terminated prices made the unpe
ccdented gain Of 70a120 points Parties who were heavy
sellers yesterday turned round and bought with much
they then sold The dealings for the day are
largo and pretty distributed Natural reactions
occurred tines and the feeling at the close was rather
nervous but the whole. steady. Sales, $4,000 bags
E-f.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Neu.york. Tuesday Dec. L-BEEyES-Rsceipts In
s ssrs sr Mr. Mr. Fasna
Kaufman Strauss There was less Lhan ca5oao ,ea
over yesterday and consequently no trading worth noting
ss for S ssos and Pss s1. .sx
Extra as high Is seq Colorado and Range beef at SSS 2c
IN tSssted beef and the London is
quoted at Id or about 12c per n ,s,o,o. al,
mated dressed weight and few top: at iSc IT.. c..r.r
shipments to-day os9 81 and he Cg Of Bern
with l+29 quarters Including arrivals a. Washington
MaIle Nsr. Iii head The demand sacf and
with :s9g a s5d and 4S yd nS. SV sa
S. % with selected reaching 50 So c.ssor. .o,d
sGse c SaETy q pe.seG vcss at Medium
Good and City Dressed ioa12 &c for Fair to Choice
%Issd Ra%SS5 CT TsHf o hIa Is s
g per 100 iS o g. a1 s r. 81 30 no
Yearlinss si5 n AZ e SO q Western Calves Si4 ~
g T Ti5:seE ~ az d as g. So 90 50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receips 10 l2 cars arse, oil 20; 90
Fan for GOSa i Stock and scaiy grades Common
F I'm fGsGg o a 81 8 6Ssc g. 100 e% %'
Wethers are reported sold at 50 30 .,o. -rto nan.
sa 's sns but some ntS5qT sS
SOLD IN Of sa abd Choice quality brought
%s:sn ss. Ssf rs gS'f u 3
a. m % do s Bo az Ia a S1 State "f lambs
d. f = Sq z ! SSH HssSa
Harrington IS s. st@ az sheep s. 81 40 a Sa'
yIgnls q sheep Be- 10 % at Ct = g
a. as 60 g ' i5s state Lambs e T. 90 ,o,n
. s0S ess n Jersy CITY lar
oh aSs es s G9a" o at es HON
Light Pigs would probably bring % 90 to g. TO-
than Iast week Heavy are quoted Gae 4c Medium
a. 5gs I2c Light states at s4@sc and Light Jerseys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
4 PINE DISPLAY OF BRASS GOODS.

A special opening OF holiday goods was given yes
terday by J. s. Conover and Co., 80 and 62 West
Twenty thrd-st The display of fine brass goods
was the special feature OF the opening. Charming
little etagees were shown with enamoled White glass
shelves for the artistic display of fine china and choice
brio a-brac and portfolios, for etching, were OF ma
kogany and OF Old oak, mounted In polished brass
The display of plano lamps in polished brass and IN
v,roug1bt iron was exceedingly beautiful Large
auted umbrella shades of crimson and teua-cotfa
silk or shades of stained glass, mounted In iron, arc
used with iron lamps, while shades Of more delicate
cClors soften the light of brass-monnied lamps.
There were little French cabinets OF bevelied plate
glass framed in brass, which are feature OF the
fashionable modern parlor, with its Louis NVl hang
ines French carpets and old fowerbrocadcd tapestries
The variety of brass tables was very great and IN
c,uded those in Adams style, in plain Colonial lash
ion. and in the moro ornate French styles. The
ONYX tons Of these tables beautiful, the onyx
being of fine quality and secured especially Tor me
Arm The Neining in some OF these tables seems 10
show almost opaescent tints OF many coofs ana are
hocly marked by the richest red veimYgs large
suecimcnts of the famous agatized wooi, when "
t,roght from Arizona, were displayed IN nc VIII
dow This wood Is fine for use as tabie Tops a.
II is said 10 be hard be fooled By anything pu,
diamonds but IL is into artistic Souvenirs Oh inc
wonderful country from which 1t comes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
GROWTH OF THE FEDERATION OF LABOR
THE REPORT OF PRESIDENT GoMPERS GIVES
ROSY TINT TO THE ASSOCIATIONS AFFAIRS
TILE APPROACHING CONVENTION.


ROSY TINT TO THE ASSOCIATIONS AFFAIRS
THE APPROACHING CONVENTION
The National Federation OF Labor will hold its an
nual convention this year in St. Louis. No. beginning
December IL. The report of IT'S president, Samuel
Compers shows total membership of $4,000 who
pay as dues one quarter of cent month, or three
cents a year The report also shows that While the
Knights OF Labor with it's expensive system OF officers
and hrh salaries has deedorated. the Federation has
steadily increased In prosperity and membership
The entire expense of the St. Louis Convention IS
estimated at between 81 900 and $4,000 The Fed
Grafton only wishes TO be left in peace and claims
that the recent fight with the Knights Of Labor was
entirely defensive on lis part and one for existence
Following are a few of the better known labor
men who viii 20 as delegates TO the st. LOUIS Con-
vention Samuel Gompes, cigaimskeE: August
Delabar general secretary of the national bakers
II G. Hoch of the BARRIERS Robert j. Bowers, bolier-
makers Chicago: Charles L. Bechthod, brewery
workers.; J. p. Mcguire, ". III. klver, OF Grand
Crossing Ill. W. J. Shields, OF Boston, r. f1den
Detroit and H. H. Blackmore, ST. Louis. carpenters :
Frederick Haller Buffalo. John S Kirchner, Phiia-
deIphia and John +. Mshony, Springfield, cigar
makers Henry Emory, furniture workers; Thomas
Holland St Louis horse collar makers; p. +. Fitz-
patrIck. Cincinnati j. G. Weaver, Covington KY;
I p Tooly Troy n Y hon moulderS william Weihe
Pittsburg. William Martin, PlttsDurS, ana James IL
Mutt of Youngstown Ohio, iron and steel workers ana
T. L. DAILY, Of Lynn, New England las,els' union;
Charles sotheraa Will represent the New YORK Cenirai
Labor Union. The Federation OF Miners, ana the
painters and decorators will also be represented
Samuel Gompcrs Will send dispatch to-day TO INC
them on their prosperity and advising them 10 CO
operate with each other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
, AID CARNEGIE AND THE SOUTH PENN.
REPORTS ABOUT HIS ATTITUDE
IN REGARD TO THE ROAD.

IN REGARD TO THE ROAD.
psttsburr. Dec. A (SpociaD.-"l WOULDN'T taao INC
,o,h pennsylv aria IS gift and run IT,, sam Ahore"
..r,. This afternoon, when questioned concerning
~ culture Of the South Pennsylvania RaiToao'
,,o,er stated that was going to push the r"an W
ooun,et,on rs rapid; as possible. can't tell 9ou
,,hinc about the South Pennsylvania nave
,otbinc TO do with it. There is nothins new III 10
and there can't be anything done untll INC uhcron0e
he,ueen the yanderbilts and the pennsylvania non
,o.d are reconced They fghting now ana inc
- ,,,t,o soutb pennsylvania is like ooaIl, Ncheo
t,ct and forth from one to the other There has oeen
no meeting of II C South Pennsylvama pcope' a'u
dor,t lnow when there will be one. There IS no 'nui
.n the report that II. {. FilcA ana ndu Oo"e"' wv
Vanderbilt interest -, -,,..
An afternoon paper the principal owner Oh "h.u
A. largely interested in the South Pennsylvania Pto
,,.h.d odav what purpored TO be an interview Win
Mr. Carnegie, in which the latter az ~ the
pcnnsyyana Railroad. and 10 say mat nc wa Crne
~ fayor Of the new line. This interview, Mr. NaH'
gle rcpu1fates.
GENERAL PRESS DsPATcHJ .
pittsburg Dec 4.-Andrew Carnegie To-Day enpn@'
,auv denied the rlmor that he vormns III ulc
interest of the Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY "
.s irving to put obstacles in the way OF me oul'u
ing of the South Pennsylvania Railroad inoio n
toen no stoppage of the South Pennsylvania pro'ec''
sasi he and will certainly use my lnnuehoo ="
have plan adopted that Will eventually result III '
building Of the road. cannot say when tnere Will
no meeting as nothing can be done until the Vander
fJr and pennsylvania Railroad differences are recon
CIlcd.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
ppODUCF MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Dec A. D. m.-Beef-Holders offer sparngv
.rtT India mess arm at lois Cd offer mod
erafelv Holders offer spariny snort cut STEADY AZ
Gs Bacon--Iolders offer modenrly short RIO steady At
as 6d lonr ard 10 10 60 lbs rn NJ Dos
49, and sharf csar light l5 lbs steady at 4Gs Cd
Cntese-Hoders offer sparingly Taow-Ihore 10 noihns
steady NJ 33s Oh. ROsnHoiders oher moderatey
Holders offer freely prime Western. spot nIn az SasVh
ecmer steady az l3s Cd January steady at 2 Cd Wheat
Holders OFFER moderately FourHolGers offer moderately
toldsrs offer sparinRly: futuresHolders over nOdr
scy mixed Western spot steady az 4s s pecembe, steady
NJ "a l5d January steady at "A Id February steady AT
As 3s.d Hops at London-New York Stte-The supply is
n. nav lin
.esd oil lss Cd per refined petroleum, 6edd6ish
ner caon spir1t. OF turpentne. 35s Oh per cwL
fAsTwRRP pee 4-wlcoI's lard closed at loi francs
Twrppp Dec 4~Petroeum pale American 10 francs
"a centimes paid and 10 francs 30 centmes sellers
BRExRy Dee 4-Petroleum I nsrks 90 pienniga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
EVERYTHING oRSANEyTED WITH SILVER

TIL. Gorhsm Manufacturing Company are displaying
immense array Of rich table silver In great variety OF
artistic patterns and hne novelties IN slVerinouhoed
toc, articles Silver cIasped satches and handbags
and everything which DO suitably decorated by the
sversmiths art. Tho silver dinner services comprise
turens meat dishes with covers vegetable dishes and
enree dishes tiny fancy plates for bonbons, ssted
almonds olives hors d. and many other pieces
All shapes I'm the dinner services low except the
candeabra and these usually made high enough not
to intercept tho view across the table, Inc ehoices'
syerware is deliberately hand chased in old French pat
,<rns and finished I'm dull buffers" finish English
silver in odashoned futed shapes is also fashionable
though much less costly the deliberately and richly
chased patterns copied from designs OF the are OF Louis
XIV and XVI There many tea cadhies shown In
etched chased silver in silver decorated IN coioeo
metals In odd artistic designs Those cadfies are In
fashionable demand at afternoon teas" where the tea
caddy is elevated from the kitchen and becomes part OF
the tea service OF the reception parlor.
A luxury loving age brought demand for all va
retics Of toilet articles IN solid slvor which are oien
ardcay chased etched decorated In nielowork or IN
colored metals Shoeborns hoebuttoners the backs oil
barbrushes and clothes brushes and Of the
smaller articles OF toettable shown In silver
Tiny boxes for dainty little bon-bons all OF silver. plain
or decorated the with the enameued head OF
fair woman or other artistic bit OF work Flower
pins enaneed solid silver include nearly every farnl-
far flower OF the gardens fields The Alpine edelwesse
the apple blossom blue English vioets, lovely white
psnsies black pansies assaines and many others all
designs Of flower pins The department devoted 10 nhe
leather goods mounted in silver especially attractive
Here are shown travelling bags of heavy seal leather with
oxdized silver clasps and chatelane handbags OF sea-
alligator and skins mounted with chains and clasps
OF old silver Ladies' visiting lists In different Sizes arc
shown bound IN dark leather and mounted with dafK
oxdlzed silver This house makes specially OF o'oes
and prayer books which richly bound In leather and
finished with and heavy clasps Of silver IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
,,x,r srocK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

(,u,c.oo Union Stock YARDS Dec. a." TIC Drovers'
1onnai" reports CattleRecepts 1000 head shipments
"nds ,,srfeiI weak 80 OOd5 80 Steers 50
sockers and Feeders 81 sO63 90 Cows. Bulls and
Mixed 81 b0d2 80. Texas Oa'ue - "o@o - western
Rangers ~ 50d4 10: -, ,,, ,ooo -.
slow NJ xed 81 O5d5 % Heavy IS l0d53 3d. Light So 10
s5 az skips ~ 90 IA 80.
SSoSo Receips 2 600 head shipments l.500 market
s,saey Sarves Inferior Primo 90 .5oa3 10. Western
Shorn SO o. Texans shom ~ 40 Lambs % 40
80 80.
ST LOUIS Dec. 4-Cattle- Receipts LOO; shipments
Tar 10 Good Native Steers a 40d 10 Butchers
Ser. Medium Choice So 40 "a 40 Sockers and Feeders
Fair Good, 81 O0a3 ~ rangers Soihe| S""""a J."
Grassfed 81 1908 10 .. ....r., .,.o,. ri.
sheep-Hecepts 800; shipments nohe "AiAo'' oa' ran
y Hoss~Recoipts 6.4Oo head shipments 900 market
s,edy Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections 50 2Od5 30
packing, Medium 70 Prime VI O0a3 70 Lisht Grades
Ordinary To Best. - $3.50 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

DRUGS, DYES. &c.-A. FAIR jobbinr trsde continues,
with the line values essentially time past
leading articles. Alcohol IL steady and selling al
81 20as2 - for grain and 81 - for 100 per cent wood
E0iaX : and quoted IA for city Buchu quoted
-tca Is At Ga &c 01Sc long Camphor
boxes Clutch dull and unchanged from 1896 81 for NJ
Bleaching Powder quoted az 50 20d 50 25. Ginger firm
with small stocks; London Bcached Jamaica quoted
1918 1.2c. Morphine steady SO eoas2 10 for eghths
oqcksyer in light demand at SgaG2c 0unne easy with
cans sugar of lead quiet 7l2aSo
for brown and 12c as basis for white Senega Root
quo GOd65c for Southern and Western. Ginseng
81 s5ds2 60. on Pcnnyroyo at 10000; Peppermint In
tin ~ 40 Western. GlyccIe steady, quoted 1t lie
for bbls and drums and 1Scd19c for cases.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRIED FRU1Ts.-
The country ia being heard from moderate extent and
rasns tocrably brisk sale, with currantS prunes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
MIR. HEWITT SAYS THE COURTS MUST DECIDE.

Mr. HEWITT SAYS THE COURTS MUST DECIDE
There was no change Yesterday In the stuanon
regarding the tenure OF Offices OF the commissioner
Of Public Works and the Corporation Counsel Mayor
Hewitt refused TO discuss the matter =" have seen
neither John L. Parsons nor James I. carter, no
SAID "Nclson J. Waterbury came 10 my house ABOUT
II. but I never would let him talk TO me. HE
feo,sature and the courts will decide these cases
mako the appointments. There my duN ehos
The length Of the terms Of the appoiniees IL maier
with which have nothing whatever to do. 90 moi
Object to saying however, that II Corporation OonhSei
Beekman should come here and say 10 me
that he was tired OF his oihee, wouia pe
fault with my actions let him go TO the courts ana test
no matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
rpr-NK lines WORKING TOGETHER.

The trunk lire situation showed no surface changes
Yesterday but the negotiations for complete res.or"
lion OF rates are moving satisfactorily on the hnes
,nacated in The Tribune recently. No immediate
advance in Westbound tariffs may occur but the
probabilities are that before the week is over 'he
New.York Central will restore its tariff to the basis
of 70 cents per 100 pounds on first class rom New
York 10 Chicago simultaneously with the other roads,
the awarded diHerentals being preserved by tne 80
called weaker roads.
The Chicago and Atlahuc mas NV -!
,ccented the proposition Of the Central
TRAFFIC association regarding the advanced dressed beef
rates which gives 1t dfeental Of instead Oh inc
old one of IL cents. The other lines, however, are
pledged to enforce their advance on December IL
without considering the action Of Eries cohnecuol
Tut a. 10 confidently believed that the chicago ana
atlantic will decide cooperate with It's hcighDois
IN time TO permit IL to give the legal nouce oi UGH
says for an advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

Aid is asked for the Christmas Letter Mission The
work begun In America seven years sao ana since
then the distributed 100000 letters send
ing bright comforting messages 70 those In hospitals
prisons asy1ums, and cheering many lonely sad
hearts during joyous Christmas season. Contributions
will be received and information gladly given py the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
WAR AGAINsT "BOB-TAH" CARS.

The Public Works Committee reported to the Aidor-
men yesterday an ordinance to do away with pooo4n
cars with a recommendation that II be passoo Inc
ordinance cOmpels the Dry DOCK ana East h'A"
way Company, tho Seventh-ave and the Ninth have
surface sneet-car companies 10 employ conductors
as well as drivers. 1t was laid over until the next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

View of the Religious Press" The subject was ais
cussed by the Rev. Dr. j. D. Drury' OF in' onnsn1n
Inteu,rcncerp Major Marshall II. Bright, Of " The
Christian at Work. Dr. MendeIhsll, OF Tho Methodist
Review Dr. W. II. Ward, of "The independent
and DIR. w. r. worral Of "The Observer DR.
Ward said he thought every item OF news shonla he
colorcd By the editors opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

RELIGIOUS EDITORS DINE AND TALK.
The Religious Press Club held It's monthly meeting
night the Hotel Hungana In Union Square, and
about forty members enjoyed pleasant evening
After refreshments had been served, the Rev. DR.
Thomas Armtags delivered en- address o. PASTOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
WOOL, MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Dec 4The wool market is vel
Virginia Xxx and above 81 Soc * 81 sc neun
AZ n 3Sc coarse SIC New YORK. Michigan lnnisha anu
Western hne and Xxx, 30a32 medium 30 sc coar,e
36i,d37c Washed, cOmbing and delane flne washed Ie
iaine Xxx SGd37c medum washed Sompng aHa se
canada washed comng 80 d94c tub washed choice ~ a
4Oc fair 36a37c coarse. 34c Medium h"asrd COMB
ing and deane 3Od3lc; coarse do ia SOC; Bright un
washed clothing fine and Xxx. % d23c medium - soc
coarse 2Sd2Sc dark earthly unwashed clothing lSd ZOc:
medium % coarse 22d2 jc Eastern oregon lne - n
sc medium zoe coarse, 2Jd &c Valley oregon nle
22924c; medium, % 2ec coarse, "a d26c NewneAca
and fine 16d 100 coarse carpet WOOL 1871 Jc
THE MANCHESTER MARKET
MANCHESTER, Dec 4.Cloths dull with limited inquiry
Yarns without quo'abe change in prices
OIL MARKETS.
or CITY Dec 4-Naona. Transit Certificates opened
&c., highest 81 lowest s6l9 closed s6le sales Io5 600
barels clespnces 26S 900 barrels charters 6o0l bar
rels shpments IS. AGA barrels runs 5s,sos barrels
Prr1sBrRG Dec. 4.-Petroleum dull and firm National
Transit Certificates opened 81 closed at s6a highest
S67s; lowest. S6ss
AFFORD Penn. Dec 4-National Transit Certificates
opened at sGs closed s6s. highest s6s; lowest So
Clearances, ], 3i4 900 barrels
TrrusyIIIR Penn. Dec 4.-National Transit Cerno~'
opened at S6sa highest s6's; lowest sosi cioso" SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
r0uNn nEAD IN Ills BED.

Nevbnrx. Dec 4-Dr s. Dayton, travelling
dentist from New-York City, who had been staying at
tho Rowland House at Chester for two weeks, was
found dead in his room this morning. He was about
seventy years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

MnwAuKEY Dec Flour dun Wheat irm; cash 9s :,
steady; No White 2elsc Rye quiel easy No: at
BARLEY ssadL SG S q. s Ss psc. ss s *
Butter steady Dairy 22 a2jc. Eggs quiet Fresh q q
Ceese steady Cheddars 100 10 10 Receirts-f1our
200 bbis Wheat 80 800 bush Barley %75Oo bush ship
msnts-Flour 400 bbs Wheat 600 bush. Barley 417Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
miscellaneous.

ANY whose house Is Infested with
n rats would like TO buy dog that is q
good ratter. 227 West 14th. ST.
ALBERT G. SPENCER, go 9th-ave;,
n near 1Sthst. L. station; umbrenAs mace
10 order, recovered. repaired ana tor sal0
cheap; al kinds oil cane WORK. oPeh VII
- &. N.
MERCHANDISE TO sell IN 81 ran. on
n~.tclass New York references ana con-
nnct,ons. T. X, $40 Oedar-st., ST. faul'
MINI.
ytr NTFD. Fixtures for fsh store must
w be good and cheap ~. JoliNo1ON'
1879 Bushwick ave. Brooklyn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished ana pnt
w on: cents per foot. BEDELL' Oh
East 9th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

COTTON-The spot market shows no decided change,
although the feeling was dull ana Ola easy ,sh po St
receipts 073 bales against so 423 bales for this day
last week and 81 385 this day last Since
September the receipts at the ports have aggregated
1894 bales. comparing with 3175062 bales Tor the
ouetatIons are based on American standard Of class1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

HIDEs-Tsnnsrs are euyins y,p % oas,.s ave.
tho concessions grsn,eo ree,ey xonsV,sSs sS'ss
~ .,,S sss ST. ssl s'r Sss.
49, Kim. selected fodf3 n. i6c Corfoys kips
9sS ses A Mss,'ess os ,sd 20 is SEiss.
Western isse0 N 12e southern Is thsy run lssis
80 i.2c: southern. as they iun 2tan%. ~ 7c wN
G.l,.d u,sDos Ayrps. selected foabl n. tci Fs
nrande Gov z4S4s N. ee r. a. and y g On. $40
~ q i.on. N-w-Orleans CITY. 45a75 =. 7dsc; Te1as,
OK and JodoO 10, y i-@c, clH ss'A"''s ~ "y4o5
n, 8 i<s. ,. -. .,.. t..... .,,-,. 49,.
r,.snt badness has slight concessions on hemoca
81. .nt unlon tanned stock.