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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

tion: How much will another bad break IN sugar
affect the market? IL probably was aUlhcScd
solely for the purpose OF affecting the market
bv o1erators who have closed up all their shorts
The market closed strong at CONCESSIONS from
best figures. H.. ,uor ,vash;n
TON 70 the effect that several National bani<s now
holding Government deposits are contemplating
an increase of their note issue by utiDZlhg the
bonds now held 10 secure deposits MS basis OF
circulation is a large draft on the credulty OF the
nnblic A news agency published IL ana creulted
T. n it's master authority as If 1t was exclusive
The fact that every week National banks Tor two
wears have been selling their bonds to the areas
rv and surrendering their circulation y suInceht
ey;dcnoe of the absurdity of the report even H.
es is alleged. the Controller OF the currency Is
the authority. Is the Department airaiu that
nero bonds are going to be offered TO III tnah u
hns tho snrpms to buy? We are quite cohndent
a o, enob viii be the case. and that the issue OF
S SnaS 10 business men will not stop II.
"'''' THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
To-day the Treasury purchased 81 Sog 9oO p1nas
A. its own prices: per cents S2o,'oo al - ~; :.
and 10 per cents 81 900 at Iva %, anu .,nls
dnSnite the fact that at the Stock bNchange anu
@ enlightenment 1877 Is is bid for smaIi lots oil
~ cents With the Treasury out oil the markeo
81 oe amount Of As purchased by 1t to Gay prop
ohIv could not be sold at ia. At ule ..o ",o
TXcbange small amount OF Il per ce ,h Goro
so1S at 104 34-I-s per cent higher tnan ,hc u9n
ornn,ept nrice. Annexed are the cIos'ns qno'a-
tiODS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 10 lspcciaI.-The bulls in wheat were
encouraged this morning by small Northwestern re-
ccipts. Minneapolis got only $50 cars; Duluth only
1914. II was the only encouragement, however. from
the opening 10 the close ana II resulted In only a
,rlainc advance May wheat opened at SO and closel
~, "a :, ~ I 4 CENTS The clearanccs from the SEA
board were larger than they have been, ageregang
10 600 bushels OF wheat and about $1,000 packages
- an Cables were dull clU>e1 TIA I'D lower
hutchinson was large seller, putting out possibly
600 900 at 80 cents and niue above Tor May
:. Nat5 Zones Was a free seller BrOSseau q Co. aud
V White & Co we're the best buyers. IL was wet
here and very unfavorable for the grading OF corn.
The receipts, too, 3l2 cars "rdo saii loI i"tanay
he estimates for wednesday 100 cars. are exceedingly
light The Inspectors weekly report showed only
01 600 bushels of contract corn here. decrease for
the week of 90 600 bushels. All these circumstance
helpcd 10 excite the shorts In December. The prize
i'm conseq ucnce advanced cent and closed ALMOST
the top Hutchinson, the principal long In December,
helped the advance along: May, however was very
81 10 cents Oats opened and closed al The same
figure. On the curb May wheat sold % Ia cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
GRAIN IND PRODUCE AARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

without the introduction of new bull element In
the grain markets prices tended upward YESTERDAY
Wheat was less active, and sales of 2'12oOO bush
cls took place I'm the options. There was falling
off in tho northwestern receipts and the advce were
Indicative of further decline, which offset the niiu
encn OF weak cable alvices and the Increase in tho
amount on passage. The market closed firm and up
10 cent for December at 81 3S. January at % 3S.
February at So 5-9 and March at 81 5-5, and up 3S
for MAY at IS rs, and IA cent for June at 81 L.
cents on the curb January sold at 90 80 and May
at s0ass 3-4a8S rs cents.
The export demand for corn fell below 10000
bushels. but the spot market finn. The options
were irregular closing up Is for January at ~ l.
and down Is for February at Al 1s. no change being
Shown I'm December at A. IS and May al Al 90
cents. - H.. . -,
ontions were .Sdl4 cent higher al - IS for Deem
ber Is "a for January and February, and % 90
The lard market was irregular, but finally closed
down pOints for December at 10 - and January at
S6 ~. unchanged for May at S6 90, and l point
higher for February at 10 80. and March al 30 40.
THE receipts Of grain and Hour reported stertay al;
New-Yor Philadc pha, Baltimore and Boston were
follows Wheat % Oi2 bush l.: corn, l9l,231 bushcl,
oats 100 364 bushels total grain 4lu643 bushels
aour 81 800 packages. AT Chi ago. Milwaukee, and
81 Louis the arrivals were Wheat, l0?,o3l bushels
corn 74s 800 bushels: Oat,, 3J6I2i bushels total
grain, 107 ,535 bushels; flour, o2'539 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

downward tendency. Dressed Mutton sold sdlOc ana
Dressed lambs at 9a02c, IA few OF the best carcases
saes-J. j. Halenbeek 10s Canadian Lambs 81 aver
age at 81 32i2 per 100 H.
d. Harrington 1873 Canadian lambs 81 n, at 81 90 II
State Lambs 10 n. al lie II do. 81 ~ az 6i2c.
Hume & Mullen 81 State Lambs. 70i2 No. at 7c; 10 d.
80 No. at sac; 3 STATE Ewes. lis H. at 4c.
Newton Gett l0s Territory sheep. 100 n. az IS 90
j. r. Sadder & Co. %; Western sheep. 10 -, as 10
HoGS-Receipts 5S CARLOADS Of .75i head-37 carloads
showed heavy receipts md lower prices and with
crs well supplied and easter dressed hog msTket
dealers found II difficult 10 sell decline l0Gf5
and roi gh hogs sold at *3 %. w.
Country dressed dun and lower at the range Of 4assc
for heavy light hogs.
Sales-J. g. Smith: 206 Western Pigs, lib Al,
az s5 100 state do 120a ~ at s3 95; 10 Hogs 2Of =
AZ AZ so o rough do, 300 n, mt 80 %.
A. W. Lamb 10 State Hogs 19l ~ at 80 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.

Buffalo N. Y, Dec. observation-disclosures las. "a
hours 1900 head total t9T week thus faf 1920; for
lar Sheep and Lambs-Reesipts last 81 hours. 500
last week 10000; consigned through $500 bead ali 10
New. York 800 head on sale prices steady with
fair demand Hogs-Recepts last - hours Z lao besos
total for week thus far 1910 for time lest %ssk
New York % 900 head on sale; prices declined 5aoc
good choice hogs scarce and wanted selected medium
90 GOd$3 6j. 49,
mens 200 market steady; good to fancy native s,esrs
- 25as5 10 fair TO good 20 2osst 30 stoekers and
cefpts. s,4oO head shipments 1000 market weak; far
% 60; Isoht fair to best 90 40ds3 s. Shee1Ps
ceipts. 200 head shipments none; market dm; fsaI
to choice, 80 50dS5; lambs, 81 60d55 so. -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

M vor, TUESDAY, Dec. 0.-BEEVES-Receipts y
10 H. ID bead-57 carloads at 00thst, including
9 ro,ds lar EAstmans Company, Is carloads for };
' aroads for Kaufman strauss and carload
~ ,,cr g lew and IL carloads at Jersey City for
'>u,pt.tihn alive by Lehman Bros No trade worth
noting and feeling dui h., s,nnlv and ra,bcr sow NJ
- tinu last week. Texas sides are quoted at
Is 5 ordinary 10 prime native do at 5ha7Ac. aud
e c,bIr aiyiccs received yesterday quote re
fie,ad brf unchanged at I'D or scant Dc per % aud
Srran n yc cac selling at llal22c for the estimated
" Snio,',,,t to.inv aie follows: on the 81 Romans
ooG iir,i NV Lehman Bros and Iii quarters OF beef
~ SSi,t Ca ON the Lydian Monarch 100 cattle by
Lnein .cbatnbcrg and 400 quarters OF beef by East
mix. Nhlch nrm also send, out L, 200 quarters
i'm tbn Hi,"kn Tomorrow the Teuonic and CITY Of
4 quarters OF beef; the Richmond
hin Win take beef and 400 cattle, ANA the Palestro 2Ol
"ATrIE-Receipts l75 head o. which 1i2 at 6othst
Quiet at prevou, quotations. with fair To prime veas
selling at 6a7Ec. d, , AZ, o.. ,,,..o, .... -.s,oe
for country dressed yeas and sale for city dressed "a
sa fnol Harrington l3 veas l5i average at THO
per 10 4 do. 1870 NJ a, He,, 20, - - "a !. ,aq :,
J. !. IIalenbeck veal To- ", AZ 'ci lO 40 loo ID
" iI1un,,e- q Mullen > Neals. las n. al 7i2c
SHEEP NND LAMBS.-Reccipts. - carloads OF 22ls
bcad can. nj Jersey CRY and carload NJ 0Othst ana
carlonis were held yesterday Demand light ana
trade limited but prices IN general unchanged. .
Renorted transactions were at Rid&o 20 100 10 ior
Shesp and as 75as7 31c for Lambs. 10. =
The dead meat market was slow and prices weak VIVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Oar North River, Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BEEswAX-The market quiet but steady. Sales 400
n choice at pic
BUILDING MATERIAI-A moderately active market
without important changes Haverstraw Hard Bricks
quoted s6 75as7 % per 1C00; FshMlL So TO- UpIlNsr
Hard IS 20 so Pale Bricks 40 75as4 Croton Dark
and Red, $l5aSl6; Croton, Brown. $l4d$lo Rosendae
Cement 95ca*l 10 per Dbl American Portland s2aS2 20
English Portland 81 25as2 So German Portland So 35G
- To- Roekand Common Lime, 81 per BIB, and do nm
sbng 81 20; State Lime Soc SC. Johns Lime 9Oa9oc
I1ths So 30 per 1000 Goats Hair 22a25c per bushel
Cattle Hair 12d15c.
cHIcoRY5A fair trade at unchanged rates ss Berry
Brothers English Chicory, casks and barrels. 6'ic
CoCoA-Moyes moderately, at steady values
lie; Trinidad, 13aa1ic; Bahia, 122c and Guayaqui
lla15e.
frequently. idlF export aensnd prevails
quote Moassss Shocks uS a@t a Ifads
Heads ssinch, Ell 55as1 co. sg;Inch 81 4Oa$l AS old
Shocks without Heals, 81 TO- Rum Shocks and Heads,
90 40ds9 so; Rum Pipes IS 50as6; Empty Hogsheads,
81 so; Hoops. IA feet. s27G$30; IL feet, s26Gs27
CoFFEE-Brazil grovths on the spot pulled steady to-
I9fd19'se: No. Z 17isG17Lc: SALES. 800 bags No
afoa 15asc Mid grades quiet but firm Sales 500
bags Maracabo, private terms The option market ma lie
atiOn, however, was quite moderate Opening sales nd
cat rise OF JdlO points, after which there ieer
buying partly by foreigners leading b. additional al
OF dlO points but closing figures showed slight
IA 4 pig. Rio firm. Regular First, 500 Good
bags Rio clearances Tor Uned States 1000 bags Rio
clearances for Europe 1000 bags total stock $4,000
b December ., 1889, $4,000 bags; same time lSSS
$50 bags time 1887 1913 600 bags receipts at
santos. July to December o. 1889, lol 600 bags same
Tota sale here to-day, 40,75D bags, ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
,osroN woor, MARKETS

Boston Dec 1o-The demand for Moo ,g sod aei,Ine u
iectons and some kinds have bee" heyeg 70 hsvt
,ns h o Good ohio aud Pennsylyanla s
az sSassc and Xxx at om MIN ro"s at 500
ho ann doIaHe at S56sjc Mcga1 nne Is ,i
aoI Vnwashed conibng WOODS IN strong hs1h iosd
.e ghfhs an! 2Sc for onequarter oooa
a. rule In Territory c TeSas T q, aeee s %o but
It ~ steady and holders are not lnellhel with
prices Pulled woods are y S9e'a Extra az s5s2Sc
Foreen Arm and On good dehanu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

change sa $4,000 bushels future a SSshs:
sy delivery No. Mxed 4sc eleyat0r ace o aS IA
lS closing I2e January q es%4 e,sS CLOSING cos9s
at 42e do February closing a. 4o 90 MSrc Closing az
q sic "a sP S'0 sTaics quito tSdsSy
gus S%5 ';; oP $scs ss
S SpssRs ana sales 10000 bushels 900
Bushels Gfgdng 80 svs Mixed o ss si No. W So
white 81 elevator VEL delivered S NS w Nn
yss %Ho s.c Closing at 2ss do January % lilo
ISIS e'9 gd a az 2 90 Ge Closing 81 No
While December 3l@aSiae closing al 81 sc DO Janu,
s soqa SGS%s a. 30 20 h. 40 @ 80 h. $1,000
50 h. G5a7oc; 100 n. soas5c Rye Feed zoe
Ga n demSad both nay sH' SH tbs sS
s s%u'' No SLOW p eos76e cover 4sq5c Scyef mSsd
se Short hR2 e $500 Dat and wheat s5ai5
HoPs-Choice grades have further export demand and
On Rsh rom oS B brewers continues a mainly MEDIUM
and qualities Inferior stoc6 Gues g1es Ste
medium iOal2c common, 7a9c stat best 5sss i0eIe
Coast 1850 choice. I2Gl3c medium 1Oi2allc common,
7SSc: choice 1888, 1oc; common 70 prime do 0GSe'
HEMP AND JUTE-Msnla hemp is quoted higher Chit, to
correspond with strong cable adS s oS say as 1o
lows: Manila hemp. i2a12Ic to arrive sisal hemp ga
Ole butts 17Oc for paper 24c for mixing and 21c for
S% 9a gS9eEssg eqos
r. lie Central Ameea 2oS2s n lie BuenqG os AYES IS
f c a9ssS p &c GSFdRE o 70
ais ~ at ai2c Texas, 29a25 n. I9s12as We essa
Drry-Saited MaSmoras selected, 2ia2s ~ She south
ss as a ay g q e Gsa 4srf
and OK S a c9 Txa soS OK and eo% cow 5000
ID, 5iad6c city Slaughter on. 6OdsO ID, sc.
LEATHER-The best grades Of hemlock sole are In
Ialne1 Union tanned steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BAintrusre Dec. 10.-COtton steady; mddips 1oa..
Flour IuiI and nominal Howard Street and 'weseenn
super 81 25ds2 rs do extra. 1898 80 DO family s41
"a 80 ely mills, RIO brands extra 19as4 S5 winter
straight "A 25asi rs; do do extra. g. 6Qg$i Wheat
southern quiet but firm; Fuln 5aes3c; longberry
7i684c; No. ., Soc steamer 77e Western quiet and
steady; Nc. . winter red spot, 72tS79,c december,
March sslGs3S.c: May s6L as6ac Corn-sOuliern
inactive shade lower white ,14se $soy s,s $685.
uary 3s7s a39c February 800 3sise March 59eqS92c;
April 40c. Oats still and scarce southern ana Penn.
syIvsna, 27a30c; Western whit; 262G5oc 90 mixed.
27aSSc graded No white 2o2SS0c , Rye - steady ss;
timothy s13dsl3 &c. Provsons quiet and slow Butter
nrmer Western packed l7G2oe best fG deo lss s;a
ffa esTgce soT air g
soft Gsc. Copper unchanged refined 1870 4c WhisSey
steady 81 10. Frelghs TO Liverpool per steamer nm
f59 600 bush oats. 1000 bush; rye, 800 bush smp
ments-Floqr 1900 bbs whea 40 o ousn' corn
Boston Dec. 1O.-Flour quiet and steady Corn hrmer
steady. other markets unchanged Recepts-tionTS
SEQ bbs 1900 sacks corn, 44OOO BUSH oats, l4VVo
bush shorts, 1913 TONS
Buffalo, Dec. 1O-whest-OnIy a few carloads OF No I
S9isc No / Northern. s7dS72c; No Northern, e9?2e:
SIC asked grades quiet and weak No red SOC
No red 75d1Ic extra NO. req 81 Gs5e N9 sI S
white 79dS0c. Corn duh and unsettled No yenow'
40c: No Q 3sl.d39c. In store; No. 3, 36a31c No a.,
35d359c No yellow 36i2c. 37c on track Oats inner
auet and weak; No, / Canada, 6id66c; No, Canads,
bS6GOc; No. extra 52G55c; NO other grades wanted
rye dull and nominal Flour steady with good demand
Mlllfced queo and UNCHANGED Iceents-Fonro 10 loOoo
wheat 90 900 bush 900 BUSH oats 1900 BUSH
ch,o.,o Nae IN Tho Ieadino futures RANGED as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

ror4on noe 10 4 D. m.-Atantc and Great Western
ort nopiGoee trustees certificates 3Gt Caadian Pacific
pre oss, Illinois Central 12l Mexican ordinary
- ~ pau common II "a N,w.York Central III ,
Healing 2O5, Mexican Central new per cent bonds
72A.
r,n l,te ~ discount in open MARIE for three
months bills is 916a3's per cent Paris sd,ie C.,
H., account and exchange London at % francs 70
Min checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
PRODUCE MARKETS.

-, noe 10 :i5 y. m.-Bect IN poor aeinsnSa
LiNerppo' s steady az 65s Pork poor denlsnh AZ
extra inas Eastern steady at SOS I'd iismsm5nnr
pin, m imnroving. Bacon In fair demand ahont
mahu ~ Is, $50 dull IT 3is long clear mdhS rsiIow
as rs duh sss Cd Sheese in poST dsm Sood demand
Laurd~spot fatnesn poor demand Rs ,n dull
SPOT e ~" What and Hour In poor demand we.srn
oTs ssr demand; futures In poor demand m,N,d Hops
-, ste,dy al a. lad January steadN al '' ~ -
~ 4 ondon-PaeihC coast Ia good manu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

DENVER AND RIO UKANUI1
1887. 1855. 1859 ~
Number OF nhles..-'-- et5i 900 $4,000 s162 600
First week IN Leo---- 7AgS SS5 722,GG6 7.a2G091
MILWAUKEE LAKE SHORE AND Nf19ir'i'', roo
Ian TO Dee t.. 3Oi6,39l 26Ie,2'2 0'Zoo'o'a
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
,-,,..,o, - miles 1.ls9 1920 l329
frsi Week in Dec. s1S9gz7 800 si25 200
Jan. / Dec. 7..---- 5S2o'o'o o''oo'-OV '
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
., villas Sis SIS olo
First week in Dec. s60'3I5 90. S22 9Ss 0S0
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw.YoRK'
EAAO 80 100 1883 1889
- .ho ,,eek - SO As3,i1S &c,1JO,3!5 ofGp. l'uto
ppevinusly reported oS75oi oo9 o'o S"Sd"o4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
Net cash baaace2e3 3s3 $50 1921 Az $50 Decl 100

Net cash baaaccss263 3s3 $50 S26I AZ 500
The foreign exchange market 1or to-iR9rr r1in,
mail was fairly active but irregular. Sternng
was firm, francs steady and reichmarks weak az
revised quotations for actual business as follows
long and short sterling respectively French francs
az Z o. Ia and 3 30 SIS: reichmarks at "a IA
and 95. and gulders at 80 rs and 40
Gov Money and OF IL for account. In the open
marlet money between bankers was easy at
per cent and for discount of bankers pilS ,, al
5s per cent, or 3-S below the p",lm r ra%,
Rar silver was firm at AID. per ounce. American
railways responded to yesterdays home declines
vet ruled higher than the concurrent nome quota
tions At Paris French per cents were highef al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

COTTON-On the spot outlet ana i9 prices as quoted
bales for consumption Port receipts. 81 1913 bales
against 1901 bales last week. and 57GG9 bales this day
last year. Since September 1 receipts at the
aggregated 3f7ff 0l bales against 29i0,3i5 bales
for corresponding time last year.
Quotations are based American standard OF classic.
rafio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
STAINED.

Good ordinary. .....-.....1S Low md1ling ...S l6le
Strict good ordnary........ Mddlng.
Options opened quite firm. and subsequently, advanced
1q2 points stronger Liverpool adyces after which
there In the trading pending the Govern
mcnt report. The latter proved too bcarlsh ana
the market quickly weakened attended with heer long
selling. Prices declined i07 points and closed barely
steady at about the bottom. Sales. IS GOO bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

-. .ho business included Alabamas
Glass b at Ill, Louisiana co.i, ar 2 IA. and
North Carolina special TAX fe &C. sac OF city
virginia 6s deferred receipts ~ Ia I0 ut az
S saocIs Western National sofa IIoJ az ~ "a,
od H. neral bond market was actEe ai9 nIin
all the way through. ChcaHxI4 ssn,'ri Kansas and
genera 90 Continued stroDg the IS up TO iVY,
tho IS nm 10 70 IA and che 5s up TO 90 footo 10
Southern incomes sold rom S Go rose TO SO IL
ono hn on@nnds 70 "a "a. Chesapeake ana ONO
Ss were active at Of and 100 70 FerI Pofnr
Denver frsts were firm a. aDOrt Of bond sales
chSI Money market to-day till 2:3O p: IN Tuieu
easv M 5a6 per cent with renewals y, III" tho bomr
generally made at the higher rate M 'I for the
named it looked as ore crod practically had
dSnorsed But suddenly there appeared an u, ur genC
1np,ond n borrow small amounts, ana the Known
agents of bear operators ol Ias ,' loan was made
Tho Related real borrowers OF small Dalahces W.T.
oomneIIed to accept the situation anu pay onu
Cong rate II, however,, was p4uleNa oS f "p
goiniE ,ohhing operation, and we have heard OF no
q; i,os since o'clock because OF lnapinW 10
mai,r GOOD bank accounts. mere propaoIy VIZ VIZ
O. "a ooO or 5000 900 borrowed, whlch was cotciou
81 bocly for the interest instead OF by the piedge
of any collateras. . .. a,- WING nc
" The Clearing House statement To-Day M aHoo as
,o,iorvs. Exchanges, s156,916,233; balances,
se.Sso'SSS 'h Treasury to-day was debtor to the
CloarIng House ss67.O17 It's net loss on balance
was 81 .4O7.0s7. made up by losses OF - 90
fiOns covered s%@ Receipts payments
"a 81 GA resulting in general balance Of 81 So
.76s, consisting of sl75,23o'3'o COLI anu
s7,943,37s currency. ....,,-1,,ro,
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho limited States Treasurer at Washington re-
cciyed to-day s294, 221 National bank notes Tor
redemption sooco,o .bo IN
formal revenue receipts Sl41,267, and the mis-
cellaneous receipts S24 957. ,.,.
To-davs Washington Treasury statf.ncnt oI caSh
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
rs " Me- a dec 10 Differences
Net gold on hand s1s9 DOL 57S slss 800 Dec
Net Silver % h'd 10 79s 54S 19so5Aso me- chou
Net legal, lenders ....o ,,-,o no, Doc soo so1
on hand. 132lO,Sl% IZ,'i''1-i D0'' 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

HAVANA MARKET ...
Havana Dee. l0.=Spanlsh gold 2S'se-f"
Quiet sugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
- = yo-,or5ov To-dav

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. December 10. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
over outstand - - -. ~. -, ~. ee.o soI
Dcposits in hanks. 41.372,1S 40 llIoo Dco' i'-"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Total since Jan. 1928 0s7427 ISL OBS 13- tS2FU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

Cash quotations follows Flour S No ana sn Ga
wheat 64a67c No 2 red 7e4a7o2c; no. z CORN
sss.c; No. 2 oats. 2o9G2oSsc; No rye. 455si NO
81 81 pork bO sS@T9 80 arg per sv loo Sotei
HoTIders boxed "a % short clear sides boxed
* 1oas5 Is whskey, distlers finished goods per sa
ar.nnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

Bid Asked Bla As ao1
1,o,rsvlvania 53is 53i, Lehgh Nav....- 50 63,4
I,ai wanna o0is % 316 81 Paul. 69ls 69l4
K ehqas Iyiiv 53 Pleading gcn'ls.. sos S9's
t w; 5a cr S9ls 8oe Reading LIST pfd. 79es
Nor Pac nd 5Gle 76a Reading Sd pfd. AS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-03

Mr.. j. De BARTH SHoRB assures us
that the experiments with bluestone and
lime upon vines affected with the pre-
vailing disease-coulure, the French call
it-have been very satisfactory. He
saws that he and the rest of the SUBJ
committee of the Viticultural Commits
sioners are thoroughly convinced that
the remedy is effective and will cure the
disease. In this connection suggestion
has been made about vine cuttings for
planting out. The widespread disease
has rendered it imprudent to use cuttings
from the vines of this section for that
purpose, and as phylloxera exists
among so many of the northern
vineyards, it is impossible to
bring cuttings from that section. A nota-
BILE vigneron is of opinion that we should
make use of cuttings from the wild vine
which grows go luxuriantly in our ravines
and caf1ons. 1t is hardy and natural to
our soil and climate, and would give us
stock that would resist the ravages of
disease, and upon which we could graft
such varieties of grapes as we prefer. 1t
is we'll known that the wild California
vine has been largely planted in France
and found to be resistant to the raw
ages of the phylloxera. We sheuld GER
tainly utilize It.