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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-28

MEXTCo's "MoNTE. CARLO. 1T was
learned from private letter from San
Francisco last night that the scheme for
establishing an American Monte Carlo in
Mexico near The California border has
not fallen through. Agents are very ac
lively engaged in the West forming a
stock company. 1t is proposed to make
Ii a health sanitarium IS well as gamb
ling resort. The idea apparently is to
offer unrivaled facilities for invalids to
blow in their last days on earth, along
with whatever money may remain in
thon possession, amid splendid scenery
and the highest degree of artificial com
fort. There is to be Casino, spacious
lawns, magnificent hotel, and all the big
table games will be run under precisely
the same rules as those which govern the
players at Monte Carlo. The Mexican
authorities at first refused the applica-
tion of the company, but since then in
huence has been brought to bear upon
them which promises to be entirely sue
cessful. With its athletic club and
its neighboring Monte Carlo, San Fran
cisco will soon be the Mecca of all the
sporting men of America
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-28

The HANDSoMEsT LADY IN MAN1TowoC.
Remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs was superior remedy,
as 1t stopped her cough instantly when
ether remedies had no effect whatever
So to prove this and convince you of its
merit, any druggist will give you' a
Sample Bottle free. Large size soc and
81. 1novS9.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-28
" N. RAHR'S SONS

pREWER AND MASTER. CORNER SIXTH
~ ana washington streets, South side. The
highest cash price pa d tor Barley
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-28
4. !. sCHMITz, MICHAEL KIEwAN
SCaMIIZ Il KIR WAN,
q. G. SEDGWICK,

. ETORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN FRAEz's
~ BLOCK, south Eighth Street, Manitowoc,
" Al=ConsIn. mayil
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-28

nENTIST. OEFIC2 UPS FAERSIN AMBER
~ sons BiocE. Corner South Eighth aud Quay
streets, ManitD~oc, Nis. Prompt attention will
De given % Ill w1cl entrusted - me. apr37-8I
H.L.BANzIAr,p J.T.MAGTiN.DD,s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-28
@. A. FORREST,

4 TFOBNEY S&D CoUNSELLoR AT LAW.
"A once IN Carus' Block, nrst dSor, III door
leaIIng 10 County Judges Office, South Eighth
street, ManltCwoe, We. Collections promptly
attended 10. JuiZU
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-02-28

B. V. SCHALLERN PH. G.. III. d.
DHYSICIAS, SURGEON & ACCOUCHECR
l. Has permanently located at Coopersto < U,
Aanitowoc county, Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The wheat markets on Saturday were weak. ana
cash lots so closed in spite Of nearly 100000 bushels
taken for export The milling demand, however,
was small Options were only moderately active
the record showing sales Of 100000 bushels, ana
the character OF the trading wholly local cables
were weaker and In spite of the export demand ana
a slcht falling off In the Northwestern receipts the
sentiment, of the board loom was bearish. Iher'
were sales Of January from IS 1878 7-l6 to 80 H.
and of May from 50 Is to sS 1916 cents. on the
curb steady prevailed, and May ruled at o9 80
a 30 cents.
The final official quotations were down La =
cent as follows December. 81 January, % "a
February. 80 L. March, 81 81; April, ~; May
So -: June 81 Sd cents.
Corn stlll enjoys a strong tone The spot marriott
improved Ia cent, with the shipping demand l4loOo
bushels. This export activity and lighter move
merit Of receipts gives the market IFS strength Inc
options closed unchanged for December At az % ana
ND Is cent for January at AZ, and February ann
Nav at II 3-4 cents.
Oats were strong the spot rising 14@l = cent
under sales Of 10000 bushels supposed TO be for e1
port The options were strong and ended 1-o cent
better at 30 for December, Is rs for January anu
- 81 cents for February.
Lard was a shade weaker and quiet. Last prices
wore December S6 26 nominal January, 80 ~
FEBRUARY, $6 3S : March, S6 43 May 80 81.
The receipts Of grain and flour reported ON SAur-
day at New York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston
were as follows: Wheat 75,710 bushels corn,
% Os0 bushels: oats 1877 73i bushels total grain,
Milwaukee, and 81. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat,
IA O93 bushels corn 45s.523 bushels; oats 1GD 20
bushels total grain al $50 bushels Hour, 2l,o2o
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. 3 (SpcclaD Some of the big bulls In
wheat gave up yesterday and sold out One Of these
George Smith, IS credited with having sold out line
of over 100000 bushels. Even Hutchinson, who
fought wheat Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, al
NOT give the price any support to day lie even helped
the decline along. At the close wheat showed A
decline Friday night of }s0 = cent, December
stopping - IL MAY at S3 II. Corn was Stlrie l
up by the December shorts, the December delivery
being advanced cent. The local stocks this week
show increase and traders with corn sold for N
month, probably alarmed by this fact. The
November losses were too severe be forgotten.
May was a little stcadlcr opening 80 3-8 cents and
closing al 80 30 cents oats wero steady, within
Is cent range Provisions were a little bit easier.
Influenced chiefly by larger receipts at the yards than
were expected. II IS expected, too, thai them Will
be 900 hogs az the yards next week, January
pork opened 20 ~ and closed AZ 80 4Oo 30 a. L..
January Lard opened at - 9jo - % Il and clio el
al decline Of IL cents. Ribs kept all day within
an exceedingly narrow range closing AZ tri1ing
decline. On the curb May wheat sold a; 80 Ia cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Dec. 7.-CoiDn steady; md1inG 1Qis.
but firm; fuLh, 73qs3; Longberry 7las4; No . 80;
red spot 79s-d79Ss December 79ia 7!' January, SO1l
0Sl; February, S2AGS22; March. S4QSf4; MAJ, ST.
0sG1a. CornSou'hern duh and easier; white. 30
az: yellow do, :GGt1. western steady, mixed spot.
4lsG12e December ~ year 39aia 59s January 1885,
a39; February, 3s1tq3o; March, 39q394 Oa.s finn
southern and PENNSYLVANIA, 1880; Western white, y T.
$50; do mixed, 27a2s graded No ., white. 292030.
Rye still prime To choice j70j9 Hay firm prime 90
choice timothy sl3d$l3 80. Provisions steady. Butter
firm; Western packed 1920; best roll 1Sa2l creamery.
26G2G Eggs scarce and firm. 2fG25 Coffee steady
Rio cargocs. fair, 49, Sugar tiw soft, 90. Copper
strong; refined, 13oali. Ficights IN liverpool, per
steamer firm; -four, 2ld22s; grain, jG14d; Cork Tor
orders A. 6d04s ID. Heceipts-FDur 300 bbi- whoa
OOO bush corn, 6fOoO bush; oats 1000 bush rye
goo bush. Shipments-FlOuI, 0.3Oo bbls; wheat coo
bush; corn. $1,000 bush. Salcs-Whca., $4,000 bush
corn. 2s5, 900 bush.
with sales OF eight at 9O2c; No. Northern nru
boatloads being offered at SIC carloads SHE asked No
= Northern sic winter grades duli 70 red Soc No.
SOC; extra No white, 50 No: = white. - asked in
Com dun ana unsettled No. yellow, 39i4c ;
No. ., 3S4 d3S9tc No BE in store: No 354a35Hc
No. Yellow 3605dcc on track. Barley qui and I'M
changed. Rye quiet; No = - on track Flour steady,
with a demand. Mfrcd nrncr; winter bran, $40 -
oSll 90; spring do, 80 21arlc %. Heccpts-fiour.
10000 bblS. wheat, IejOO1 bush; corn, $4,000 bush.
barley 1000 push Shipment-klour $1,000 bbls. ,
wheat. ~ 900 bush corn, II 600 bush.
Chicago, Dec. THE leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09

The bank exchanges at the NewYork Clearing House
and the stocks sold the NewYok Stock Exchange for
the week Of three years compare follows:
Dec 10 's7 Dec s. 'Ss Dec z 80
Exchanges SOL $50 O44 s7ol 100 4s3 $685., 302 $40
No shares soId..... J. 56G,520 2072 S57 1964. 349
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
To the studied efforts 10 mystfy plain, simple
business proposal Of the Secretary of the Treas
ury 10 exchange portion Of It's deposits in the
National banks and a check upon the Sub Treas
urjes for the differences for the bonds which were
held In the Treasury TO secure such deposits, -
Entirely due the settlement which permitted maDip
ulation Of the money market during the last day
of tie preceding week and the first day Of last
weeA This with us is no death-bed repentance.
occar1oned by the experience Of the last week.
We have steadily claimed that the Treasury at
any time by calling It's deposits in National bank,
Increasing the amount of legal money in circula-
ton would add to il Just so much Of an amount
AS the difference between the amount OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON. Dee There were 1871 bales offered at the
wool sales to-day The Attendance fair but tho
bidding was Stacker A number OF lot were withdraw
Medium greasy and washed occasionally I'D lower
y9Swng are The onerings and the prices obtained
and pieces. iQigis Sid greasy ehdals I0d do locks
scourof is lafGls Hid; do locks and pcee- sdd
Il 5iad ereasy, gials I'd do locks and pieces TLddls
Queensend-SOo bales secured Is 651dis 80 do locke
and piece Is 1da1s Old greasy. sadaii I'D DO cks
and pieces. Siadei0id south Australia. 300 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
Oil MARKETS.

oil City. Penn. Dec 7.-National Transit CeItheat's
opened at 81 or highest ~ O5s lowest, ~ 03s closed
al u Sales 233 600 bbls: ceaIanccs. O44 coo bbs
charters. OF 100 bbls shipments 20 Os4 bbs So 07
b'sburc. Penn Dec. 7.-Petroleum dur and weak
National Transit Certificates opened II OiA closet at
al o. highest. 81 O5as lowest, ~ %.
bradford Penn. Dec. 5.-Nati0lsl Transit Certificates
opened ~ - OiA closed al q 0@.s hlghesb FL o1is
Ttusvllle, Penn, Dee National Transit Certificates
opened At siOi highest s1 o5s lowest 81 03's closed
at O3Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW, JERSEY


Time TABLE o. Noy .GAsa TO- I lsS9 u,u.s
ChaIS WlEesbarre and Scranton Reading. Harrisburg
ss 90 M for Pennington. E1stOn. Bethlehem Allentown
and Taash chu OK Lake 1op,cons Ea,ton. bethlehem
s 40 a. MaucR ChuaS Wkcsbafre, Scranton Reading
nMas1Tispnrg louisville. Tamaqua shamokn, sunbury
LeTi o0 NJ for Pennington, Eason Bethehem Allen
Muen cs ST a ESTATE Bhcm hentSIS aa si
Ses5Sn a GS'S opa sSnof Ea;ton
sSS9S b. :. H. for seneryillc and Femingt9n.
CHUNK Reading Harrl burg etc On Sundays at 30
~ o. "a a. M Sundays Tor Eason Bethlehem Allentown.
ME- 90 hunk INK S snd FFotts%e '' '''"' Allentown
RED R9 ogr Br's? AfPgy hoTR Q"s oo GrS cc
NO 4 :f5 G 10 p. m SUNDAYS. 300 a. m. 90 ?. m.
suq Fd' Monmouth beach seabrsht etc. at 30 sl5.
20 5or Aan' M oc 45 80 D. ana suS ydRST
200 M aIerS 900 p 30 sl5 a. M 100 20. 44s m
Far Far Toms River and Barngat 80, Sis m 90.
fI Fol- p Atlantic city. vinel,nd and Brldseon 30 NJ.
d EOr Ps Ge iG5 $50 Gio 80 D. M s1ndags.
900 a n suoRTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Via Central L. IL OF New-Jers,Y lhuadepha and ReaS
r. H. and baltimore and Ohio r. H. leave foot Of Libsr.y
'" For or Philadelphia, q 400, Tao, $50 II 90 . m.
his St SUNDAYS $40 $50 m 90 3 10 Soc. . 90
For bai;@cfs and ow va ally 1922. 90
7:ao p m, lsl5 night have connection for Rcaans
Tcssts raTlSG Gag seat be procured T. Sei
iaSthYst.' la Vas, i25th.st New.YorS: Coartst $50
Fulton-st gs Broadway, Brooklyn. -, 49,. .,.s
baggage fron hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARNPr.

London Dec T. 10 80 p. m.-Atlantic and Great West
ern drst mortgage Tuste1s certificates, 3j Canadian
Pacific IS Erie. 2sIs Illinois CentnL l2ia St Paul
common 53i. Naw.YOrk Central. 1104 Pennsylvania
5ias Reading 2O7s Mexican Central, new per cent
bonds. II =. Money 1icG2 per cent
The rate OF discount In the open market fOf short bills
is 80 per cent
Paris adyccs cent renies az 81 francs 50
centimes for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
A CONFIDENT PUBLIC.
STOCKS SHOW THEIR WORTH.
AN INCOMPLETE TREASURY STAIEMtNI IN
DICTATES LITTLE OF THE ACTUAL MoNHA
MOVEMENTS OF THE WEEk.


Sunday, Dec. S-p. IN.
III. J,r;,ed States Treasurer last week received
Prom customs 81, 3Ss, $50, from internal revenue
GO so615e and from miscellaneous sources $751;
IVA. total from all S7,975,59S, against S6,75l,-
a7s for the preceding week of five days. lester-
davis weekly Treasury statement is unusually IN
romplefe in recording the actual outgo of money
through Sub Treasures and by reductions OF de-
posits in National banks The bond purchases OF
the week exceeded S5,000,0O0 of which over
$4,000 600 were bonds held for security of Gov
ernnent deposits. Yet the weekly statement of
the amount of bonds to secure such deposits shows
q reduction of only 100000, and reduction in
the cash deposits of Sl,26s,275. OF course the
discrepancy arises simply from delay in passing
through the Treasury books the various entries
necessary for equalizations Of the transactions.
Therefore the reported deposits remaining in bank
are 100000 greater than the actual and
the reported cash in the vaults of the Treasury is
greater than the actual by the difference between
the deposits and the value of the bonds purchased
which were held for security With this eXplana-
lion, the statement shows an increase of cash in
vaults for the week of sS40,365 The principal
changes are made up as follows An increase in
the gold balance of s2,4997 45 by an accumula-
ton of s1I57435 bullion and reduction in the
amount of tanding certificates of 81 ,3423l0;
loss 10 the legaltender balance of 81, $4,000 by
q loss of s2,549,O92 notes, less reduction OF
$3.50, 600 in the amount Of outstanding certificates
and gain to the silver balance of S20l sos, made
by an accumulation of S249,8l bullion and CON-
less an issue of S4s,1 certificates. The liability
for the redemption of surrendered bank notes was
increased 500, $50, that the net available sur
plus, according 10 the incomplete statement, was
reduced S5l 1850 by the operations of the week.
Subioined are the results of yesterdays state
ment compared with those of November 30:
Nov 30. 80 Dec. 7. 49, Differences.
Bold coin and bull,
less certificates
600 reserve $50 961 Ola sss4eo 7so Inc. s249e,745
ceftifcatcs = 151921o3 131o3Ol1 Dec. 100000
Nat bank notes 9SO3S3 4 1887 Inc. 141Ol4
Silver dollars and
tiacatcs 80. 19A77,2l2 1865. 90 Inc. 2O1.69s
Cash in Treasury s125 Oi7 Inc. $40 365
tionai banks 42,02424s Al 355 97S Dec. 12ss .275
Total balance s1e7 29l $50 e166 $1,000 Dec. s41s01O
Deduct for funds
held redeem
Nat. blk notes.
Including the
per cent fund. 7b,3O9,539 1o4931S5 Inc. S3O5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09

locks and pieces 44dd9d NewZealand.29o pades
secured isd1s Old do locks and pieces iod R'rn o
od6 lid; do locks and pieces 4sd oBe Oh Doou ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09

The King, Adams, Geddes and Bull Committee
on reorganization of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Co.. propose to rcOrganze the
company upon the following basis: \ first mort
gage Of $50, 900 per mile. securing ID per cent
ffty-ycar gold bonds, S32.500.000 with provisions
for control of property until interest becomes
fixed charge; stock TO be assessed per cent for
which il is TO receive income bonds at par and
new stock share for share, the assessment after
providing for payment of back interest in cash
on the IS and Union Pacific 6s, and expenses g. be
applicd to the improvement of the property.
The Union Trust Co. will issue negotiable re-
GENTS for deposits of securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
snce -. col .s35 391 sol 1872 s25 Dec. s512, 566
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

BY the operations Of the New-YOrlI Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended Friday evening" which in
cuded the payment of 81 133.454 for purchased
bonds and the receipt of 81 100000 for exchange
on other Sub-Treasurcs the New ork banks lost
S2,435,470 cash. Yesterdays bank statement re-
ports the average cash of the week at 81, $50 600
less than the average of the preceding week.
Following our estimate of "a week NgO, that the
figures of the statement of that date closely APP
proximated the actual condition at the close of
business Friday, November 80 and allowing for
the fact that the principal part Of the Treasury
gain made early in the week, to-day's state
ment indicates that the interior movement of cash
ex Treasury in favor of this city 10 the ex-
tent of nearly $4,000, OOO and that the state
ment is made Oh rising averages for the cash
The decline of 81 ,97320O in deposits Is
81 100000 less decrease than the other changes
call for. This indicates that part, say
So 1000, 900, of certified checks which were locked
up during the preceding two weeks depos
tied The loan, were decreased 81, III 300 The
statement results in loss to the surplus re
serve Of s1,1ss, 100, and leaves it at s70315O,
against s7,2O3 S25 December s, 1888; Sc, 2O7,2 200
December 10, 1884, and S4,OsO,5OO December IL,
1856.
The changes of CORES pon,ng weeks for pre-
ceding years were follows: 1ssS-loans decrease
s2,314, 200, cash decrease s4,O21, 500, deposits
decrease S4,595,5O0 and surplus reserve decrease
S2872, 725; 1So7-loanS decrease 81 Al 0cO, cash
decrease Sl5950O deposits decrease S20o3 900
and surplus reserve increase S36l,4 75: 1856
loans increase S1,56G,500, cash decrease So
500, deposits decrease SS07,400 and surplus re
serve decrease S2,0S5,450.
The statement compares with those Of corresponding
dates OF 1857 and 1855 follows:
Dec 10, 81. Dec S, 'ss Dec : 80
Loans 3d. - GOO s3s90S9 1894 221 100
Issal tenaerS " 2jS73001 28947o00 25S&19 800
Iepnets ....... 35l7Oj 600 4O3 556 800 3JS SIS 800
Circulation SO35SOO 5OJ6400 1885. 400
The following shows the relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposits at the respective dates
Specie SOS $50 800 s7S14S 400 as $50 ZOO
Iegal-tendefs 20 1i4,OOO 2994TOOO % 299. 800
Total reserve s94 1873 600 sos 095 400 slOC $50 200
Reserve required
against deposits. s792G4oO 100 s9l 575 9o6f7,O50
Surplus ........-... sG207 200 s7,2O3 $50 s7O3150
Per cent Of deposits 26.7G
The following is Saturdays statement in de-
tail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
RAILROADS..

RE- !!!:.! RA Al. ~ a.! AY'
EzsS BETWEEN
NEW-Y0RK AND CHICAGO,
And the. only line runnpe It's
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.
800 ?. NJ, 500 p. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS,
N wr4 E4SH EYE oS 1NT OF
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TlME.
TRAINS HEATED BY STEAM AND ILLUMINATED
BY THE CELEBRATED PlNIsCH GAS
HARD COAL ENGINES.
Trains leave station foot OF Chambersst at hours
named SST s sO fG e Ms'i bAY ass' Garner
oPo a Nj s'fr n day RochesT Baao Niasa f Fails
saspsaoS Bdge coanssag ss principal points snH.o in
the West S az '17s47 fHlRt1 Sua''
800 r. W. every day. every ms Tram IS Few
ea ss h Ss TSs Re3 aa Hs@s iSSs
Sssc5 M sd fu 9sv Hen and F' cGs
All classes Of passengers carried through without
f@ nS Vo. adynHFS Sleeping Si G Cars % coVS
land 'P new NsT Fns e fsiGGsS rs s'
500 n ana Sr a via d a Of day
pumaS 6alsaES Al sh,S classes r5l Rs;
s5sS '5:sP %'{S iS5@i
Vesoea ,Dg % comS Se ta9 for Hamilton To-
1'f f#s4S$RS S aP9 s&r ri ss:sssa
$40 p NJ . syery day ia FaR
Marion Pullman from YoungstoTSn lo 70 Cincinnati
Bowcry Battey Place CHAMBER; and wf's 2sa st.
! hSadw way %@:Tqg Ss%@FE and MSlsST
d and s Secpas c @ and %d' @
ehssg ,pa apser Of baggage can b TSRHhR
"'GS General n Superintendent Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
srocxE.

Atch Ton &SF
Allan a Pacific.
Il a. NY AL pref
j. Il a PITTS pr
Bur. Ced. X. 4 y
Canada Southern.
CANADA Pacific.
Cedar Falls.
Central OF NJ -.
Central Paoinc.
Ches a. ONO new
Ches d . LIST pr.-
Ches Il o "a pr.
Chic d T. Ill.,
On n J. III Pr
Chic a. Alton.
Chic q NOrthw't
Chic & NV pref
Chic NJ n ~ P.-l
Chic N a. ST j .;
Chic 81 l. a Pol
Oh StL a p prf.
G 81 r n A o 81
& SPIN d o pr.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09

the Produce ENchangr today the buJcf Hir", We
frmcr faucy creamery. .sa2o4c fine, 2ia23ci lines
daircS. 81 G2ic. fine. 1jc zoe. Eggs, 22a23c, ,
Cincinnati. Dee. lotion in fair demand steady
mdtng Zoe. Flour steady. Wheat ia fair demand 40
4 red SOQslc Receipts. $500 shipments none Corn
in good demand No. miNc1 3sa39c oats nominal No
> mixed 2rc. Rye firm; No. =, 4Gc. Pork quiet SO
Lard easicr - S2cQs5 90 Bulk meats ana bacon easier
Whiskcy STEADY sales 500 barrels finished goods on
basis ii 90 Butter nrm Sugar steady. steady. zoe
Cbec,c steady firm Hogs easier; and light. f3G
az 50 packing and butchers 80 60GS3 20 receipts GlSO
shipments 600. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
Eassr eSsianse steady par buying. and at 40 to


Milwaukee. Dec. Flour UNCHANGED Wheat cay;
Northern. Sic. Corn steady No 3; on track, 22'2
No. 1. in store 4iisGi5c Barley steady No 2, in
store 4Ghc Provisions GuG, Pork ts 80 i2 r f hS
29e3c Chess o %e9angei 600 oo R
mentsFour 10000 bbls; wheat 200 bushels barley
Toedo Dec 7-wheat dull lower; cash slo'e; De-
cembcr sl'sc:; May, s5bc Corn steady nrm5 can
oliver seed active easier cash December 81 90; Fob
qary 80 So March q TO- e ydr
400 bags oats n $50 4o8 bus6S clover
philadelphia, Dee. 7.-Flour-Loca iob1ers generally
well supplied, and demand continues light; Offerings
liberal and prices ruled in buyer lyo M, Rye }a iear in
BucGwhet 9ur IN good demand do ana b mf al ~ ~
& Sa d an n"d hd P%SS West aO0 Some re inquiry
b Sr FGBS ESl milling G G sadc AND FIRM With
n5 s6od mining me- G S6 $685. Choice and %
G ssrg sos stssG H FeDraa 5ed March
as Corn firm fuigfcs 2d Syd hy ne G1er good
Speculation very quiet Local iobters pretty wen sup
Piled dem9nd for car ns S a. Tqa on SATURDAY 5d Fh
l2ra5$ old Mo p 49, No 9r, mixed 90 Res99er
M,scb 30 a4Oc Oat-Reccips moderate and the market
o sn THd 5 g Nd G ofs tS9s Ns
white so dSoe Ja G%s O? @ Fe6r yS Do
Soi,c: March 3Ol d8Oa,c Eggs steady for fresh PENN
syteS Unchanged nci Geep;Fioqf bis w@aat
500 hush: corn. 1000 bush oats. 3 900 bush Shin.
a,Uts-Wheat 1000 bush corn %, 900 bush oats OjO
ou Louis Dee Flour dull Wheat lower; unfavor
a,e reports caused weak market THROUGHOUT the
a. closed at 7sisc bid January 7oisd79hc closed a.
81 asked May S2Las3c closed a. S2'sc bid: Julv
So ss.c closed at 7sL}c Corn dull No mixed
cash 27c December. 2Isc closed az ga asked Janu
, d-l,c closed az 21Ad27iar asked February 0sc
io.ed at o77sc asked May. SOC. closed at 9Oc asked
Oats weaker; No. ,, caih, 2oTc MAY, :-2c. kNc-Np
trading. Barley neglected Tay anacllye but market
IN 81 Lead dull and unchanged desllycriyed 3G2bS:
Common 3 0Oc Butter dull creamery, 29d24c; dairy
OF GS3c Eggs 1Old zoe. Cornmea ~ G00ai G5. Whls.
kew ~ o. Provisions lower except Tor bacon. which Is
,eTy scarce. Pork slOd@lO % Lard-Prime steam nom,
nal az 562iec Dry alt uSats-Shguders 1864 ~ ec
longs and ribs 65oG5.6okc; short clear, 5G2ha5r5c
u,con-Boxef shoulders Use; longs aud ribs oO0
6S7lsc Hams 80 Joqslo %. Recelpt--Flour 900
hbls wheat OOo bush 33OOO bush oaf. 81 600
hush: rye 600 bush barley. Il 900 bush Sdpments-
Flour II 900 hbs wheat 5000 bu corn 1917 900 bush
oats 900 bush rye 5000 bush barley. 900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-09
WHEAT NO. 9.

Cash QuOtaiIOns wore as foNows: FloQT sIeaay anu
unchang d. No. . spring wheat, 7S4c; No. sprihg
wheat uGa61c; No. red. 7s4c; No. corn; &c No
30 GaX.eei n 81; prim; tlmothy seed - 20;
nork per Dbl - 80 lard per loo n, 595c; short
ms .ies Coo. 510c dry sac1 shoulders (boNct
iI50 25c short clear sides (boxed 505a5l0c; wills
kew dsti.rs' finished goods per gal, 81 o. sugars
Cut loaf graduated and standard a unchangei
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n, 80, - - OOD lLO0O
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o. ppu9h - II 900 10000
~. ,,.h ....... 1000 1900
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