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Ocean cilenmere.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
j LINES TO CALIFORNIA JArAN. CHINA;
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
brom Nc~- ori. pcr foot OF CHnalst y. r.
t.r san Francisco VIA ~" Istlmu- Of Panama
CITY OF PARA sails Monday. December l. noon.
From San Francisco. IT, a. BmnLan-st,.
FOX JAPAN AND CHINA
CHINA sails Thu day Dcoembcr Is. p. m.
For freight. dosage aud general information. apply 10
eouuaf,' Office n tn ler foot Of Ciuai.,t. y. Il.
II. j. BUtIAY. General superintendent
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RAILROADS..

Train. leave follows;
S.1O A. M,-FAsI NAIL For Albany Utica, Syracuse
1890 A. MI p1f'tl a9o VESTiBULE LIMITED due
1880 A. WSfy n DAY EXPRESS except
12:OO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..vEsTIBrLEEo LIN.
iiED-Duc Cincinnati 10 90 lndiahapoh' NV a. "'
4.5O =. M.DN0kpfiHH SHORE vEsTIBrLE LIMITED.
500 p. Mast WESTERN ExPREss-Due Chicago
7.so + .,TXDiG9X6ktK, MONTREAL AND MAG
BIB :. M.-F1sT sT 9louIs AND CHICAGO tx.
tEEos- Due Indianapolis II 20 p M mex cay ~
FIsmKIiL. I%EwBURGH, roUGHKEEPssIEl; z, RHINE !Id
erc od s S 10 ga 30 F. 90 also is &c. PoSsn
,. ~. for Garr,ons (we,t Point. u 10, III 10 a. NJ.
AL6A ~ 70 Il, 10 80 % 90 r 70 3d. III 90
noon 80, 80, so, 90, o;e5, 30 9:i5 p NJ.
TR6Y'%5s 9I9 1890 10 go lip 40 ~ I IGSe
a. m, II 90 noon, 80, 8 90, 80, 3:l5 p M 1900
RoGffIiEsTER-oIo, TO- 90 10 30 M, IL 90 noon.
BUFFPNH % 10 10 90 Flo 80 a H. r 90 noon .s
x1aG 20 50 fi HI2 p ZOO 10 80 a. H. 1900
aHS6 40 go ~ e xp MovrRE7a
AT cExt3A 30 SD DiS {? nSA 10 ~
BrF & TiL TX THAhI& 1Dff9@fSssiios-
For tc2c. and T. So p IN Sleeping Cars apply a. Gran.
Central station at tls 80 si$ and Broadway. i
rarE pass q WG.t l2' sod $oh, a 5stS or T n
fordayc F. D. Broo.lyn and 100 tiudson,st Jersey C
hotels and resideIce. through b destination.
Daily, except Sunday. sDany except Saturday.
Above trains excers those leaving at 10, 90 a n.
70 90 noon. 2:3o: $3.50 :55, 80: 80 % D. NJ
19% + e TfGfs stop & fsa s Di SfSn
| General Manager Gcn Passenger Agent.
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DEN N SYLvANIA
] RAILROAD.

or AND AFTER NOVEMBER -, 1890,
Trains leave stations foot DesbTosse' and Cortland
300 FAST LINE for the wgs c PSsas
S5' an cog%buS ~ av Ce eoasSct 90 eS @
Ws@s r%9 Loc Haven @yA and remove sunday
'p TED comgo'rd Asa.vely q PuIIM,n ysst t,n
and Observation C5rs, prs,ePRg anag g S rego,H
isd nos'1 %Rsd tf gssp'
h IsaSsi Of e eSH e6 ' Cincinnati Ssd al
,o .,. .. : = a. LoUiS CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI
zoo g fa@ S S5ssss s ga "a R6
irlnst 90 a. M. Chicago 90 and St Louis
"i,VU West Northwest and southwest Pullman Vestibea
geE4s {a md 'TemIRi. Pdnasyitana Railroad dining
Car SeS.Yor6 p PfiadeP na and pullman Dining Cai
fau 10 D. r. Chicago 80 p H. next day. and 81.
2 90 pae 'ef9f Sass Sanf Fats ,'' c E
500 $$S:55SS5ss,s5 Ass
sou% x ~ eyePad .sc5 81 asA' e tag
s saots p't Tor day qad :5 c@fry. Efss oi
HA.TI%Ssfil !" %nE "s:
r. .,s,l LS 8'S Rans $
s snSS 90 ' @ i a9S e
S "a % o Onto srd n:a 81
roI Lons Baqcn PINK Pe9san n3d sns a. "a
SUnsay IS .. m. 10 m do not stop at Asoury
ro RaTsr TRY: 90 throuSh Day coaGh,
Oweestays connects FOR Cape May ana Brown's MIS-
fU and norfolk Railroad :on a m daily 91hcePt sunday
and % ? m daily VIA ba'an'O'e ana Bay Line -lo
p N. ""'NOPO R PHILADELPHIA.
30 20. 90 30 DO. Chicaso Limited With
DnIng car and 10 10 Washington Limited, ana III 90
q No. e 30 90 40 90, 80. 90 80. 90.
q 90 80. 90 and 90 p. m. and u 10 night
AccOumodaOn. u 10 so 40 a.; ard 10 + M a., SUP "a
a N, 100 90. 80 200 8 80; 8 90 ard 90
rbe Nov. York Transfer Compans Will call FOR and
check baggage from hotels ard residences through |"
destination. 49,, .-,.. .,,- .. .,- ..,,,, .,.,s
CT III ~ e g prGU J. R. WOOD.
General Nanaqek General Pass'r Agent
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for Sale

IrOR SALE. PATENT HEPLACfR Wanted M ey'ry
railroad In IL. United Stso- chance 20 maze fortune
{ II. ROGERS. - LibcIt, --t.. Room -
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DED STAR LINE.
IL Fol. ANrW ERP AND PARIS
Salling fol New and Antwerp weekly.
"Wednesday December g. . 80 a. m
MI STERN ...-. Wciue. day. December 10. :
Cabin Rates First Cabin = - and upward ENcurston;
sa and upward Second Cabin. $50. Excursion. !d5 and
az. St.crgrc A. very low rat.
fETEi. WRIGHT SON Gen' Acts. Rowling Green
Z, AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- SENGEK LINE-Four steamcrs weekly from New
picr y. H.. foot Of Springst
= IN AIT NIIOOC If ri, ..... Monday Dec. l. 3 D.
y BDt Wednesday. Dec. 3. 3 y.
cry BIkMIN,:fIAN Friday. Dec. . 3 y.
AItti STA SATURDAY Dee. o. 8 T. IN.
Connecting WIN Central RAILROAD OF Georgia and savan
nah Florida and Western Railway Tor all points In
"I0HGiA. tl1EIDA sQtTn CAEoLINA ALA
=" D. IASIIAtiTN ". ii. RHEIr Gen. Agt
= and Fast Line.
A@NN aCi Broads.v. 3l1 broadway
" L WALKER Aren't Ocean Steamship Co.,
Ee1 Pier 50. North RIVER.
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% MIC, Including in Tn, pric. foreign productions or
mnr,if,ctuf,, duty theIcon being equal I'M '0V-
rrnmnt reserves he f!ght to reject any or an ..n
containing ufopo,ai, should narhtl
.,i. ifor Mineral OH" and addressed to ALf'A D.
to,rHy asst Qunrtcrma-tt r-Crneral. u. :. ~
-, - ~ u Al, \ L.(C II AVN CONN |
- REAk W y ! II, Y L NEW ia i1.' 80,
/ -I.ugnccr Oncc, U. =. Arcy, Room ,NI.nS |
| Whitcha New NONCnDtf l. iSoV'-
construction OF break
,t.r AZ Haven conn. VIII be rrceiNcd al thi' oS
,n,1 ~, twelve Tuesday, Dccti'u'r =
$50 The attention Of bidders j. invited TO a.s
| February 1851, ana %
ss, VOL % page 49, and vol a. page ~, ~
Iutthcr information Dee ODtan'd AZ tho !
| a. i"''e'' n 4. HOUSTON Colonel OF Engineers
o,"', ,,,,,- G,>.u,DI ,VTIO\ |
| ID ROit)~AI~ ron j He wv, J. ~ ~ !
! / or ONE HARBOKDl.tENNE NAN, - p,f,II.-tIEP
| irnn uoAT AID ONE SWIFT TORPEDO ~ i''t |
Nj, rUt i-NITED STATES NANG. NlNy D'lt
/ IN,.biryfn, - Is l-9t l HirF
art. Of making alpropfiaon
| ii rrh -.
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Musical Instruction.
Il iioN IN 66NsERvAToRY OF MUSIC.

DANJo.-HENRY c. DOBSON. sole manufacturer and
Dteacher the patent Bell banjo. l,27O broadway
12Jth-st
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NJ EW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAII.WAY.-Trlns leave Wost i2d.st. follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jay.sL $50 a. m.
Tor dtctown. EllenNpc, Liberty, Delhi, NorMlch.
Oneida oswcgo chicago; 30 p M for oanpoey hf.
town Liberty. Walton. Oneida Central square Oswe3o.
Rochester. Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago ST. LOUIS
Daily All trains daily except SUNDAYS. Tlckes.
timetable 1913 B'"av. j. G. ANDERSON. GEM Pas'
scncsr Agent. 10 Exchange Place, n. \.
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,uNKL EAlLKOAD. \. \.

"ENT NTTUKT hNILhVNU, y. !. I.
w H. Il. L. Il. CO.. I,,Ses-Traips leave West l2d St
from the OF Jay.st; NeN.Nork Hamilton, London
Detroit Gu 10 10 a. III = 10 y. . -
s. Louis , - > - y ~. Toronto. 10 o. a. ma. - Is
- Is y. ~: Bulao 10 he't'F Sa'penoi9g brdgr' Mag
y Is a. M aud ali 80 > M. run, only TO Utca. kings
Is y. M. Catsknl and Ah!ny. 30 - IS. 10 10
al 40 90 > 10. = - y, ~. tlan>tOn, West
Point Cornwall Ncwbur,. 3 80 = IS. % - 10.
10 t. all 80 is 81 go 80, 81" 90 % 30
.S.i5 II 10 y Montreal and Canada Fast ID a. No.
Is D. M. ELEGANT Sleeping ear, Tor BIia!o. Niagara
rails Detroit CHICAGO. and It. Loui. on all through
trains. a. L'aycN BfooMyn. VIA liIoohiyn AhneN
n tn. 90 y. Jcis " city T.. ~. l.. Stallion
a II 30 a, m: 3 b D. m. DAILY. tDaly except sat
urday An other trains daily except sunday For tickets
parOg and sl"rpngcar accom- oiltOn or IN
formrtIon apply Offices. Br1oklyn 333 Washington St 20
Fulton 81 Annex Office foot o tulton-- New YORK Guy;
! 903 7~5 oi2 27l Bralway. it3 EoNcr. u Park
Place ~ West 1ojth-t and West Shorr station foot o.
wcst sod It and foot ~ Jay-st, North River. {. E
IAWRi'RT General Passenger Agent Vanderblt-ave.
Ncw-Yorl;.
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lneirncilon.
For Both SeIes-City.

Jnsirncilon.
For Both Se1es-Cty.
ffrr EEGT4 scHs%ott a Sp rfe:s
a3a tGS6Sss@ on sdaatoa ca
or send for circulars.
THE BERLlTz SCHOOL or LA SSH, ws,nH HG
West %5 BRANCHES n hs ,6.,,nctoh $40 pa term
For Young Ladies-City.
Mrs. GA H2Efl Author Of =" History in Rhyme
Mss NJ BLAcKwEs school go r Hnt s3S. for
a WAsF ,Th sGHoo Hr EnH Ssf6c 1
Three boarding pupil, WI be taken.
ser 2 "a i7s ,01 w s0"' 7Sth,st t ''
VAN NORMAN XSTTTrTo EGY2feG Xxx i'ops ;pd
"a yS S%@ %5 5 '' rr nna T'''
For Boys and Young Men-City.
CLASS FOR in,ermedsSc and ad,a9rISd
"A. grades students rIep1rcdr 10, g Wv
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; STATE
A.yhsthc. for boys Or Gcb s5' Bu RAY it6 y
tsSfy Scene i and tactic. deficient ng given
gsa,onable t,rm. lo ag9d or addrc., -"
Thursdays o''"ee" ' b F IiYHTr ils Madi,on.aye
Al LYONS COLLEGIATE INsT ,l . Fast II,.
BAR, Tor college scientific school or busnc,,.
school P ola one pr Moor whose e2r
chars. Ter and culture. $50 u 5000 per annun.
PGs5aa..a sy i CIV Veil i:aIi ne tug
study thought eA'c ana PoedS
s sDtrTT5 y TO Zach; limited twelve scholar
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. i73 Broad"sy
' IsSsr,mt 2sa yM NJ HOBBY. L. AKIN
s. G. fHESDRIcKsoN, Principals.
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Jnslrurflon.
BROOKLYN.

A-THE BROoKLYN 81, HEIGHTS , o SE ME N,th
,, ~ address for circulars, 1870 Nontaguest-
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Ocean Cleaners.

rGs SSSVHHBh sTA5Es NAB Ab
Pier 80 W u n iS9' D 81 3
W SHS GO n TSesd.y bess%Oef 90 g m:
MN96MING IueT1f aGy.da Recf peccmber g.
hD Message $50 $50 $50 and 800 Second CABIN
$50 and 49, T5N;ps fffifL Co IS s,o.dwaz n
ANCHOR Line u;s NAIL Va I4doS a5eSpshRlRPss
A Ass. 3 a Il Is
CABIN so 81 SSb SyiPEs Direct
NEWyfX%3GENH io '.i' Thursday, Dsce@6cr p M
Ta RG EaSp fsS to As :lS1 BoSas
DED "D' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS: .co,
ltEEoR LAGUAYRA;, PTERT9S 6A A6Sd CURACAO
fisF So l sss s,yo December TO- D. M
steShIY Ps'fi for u
have very superior oULT9S 1NSs PA4iTTW Wallet.
TO9 Thos As COOK SON. @Si Broadway.
CUARLEsrON, S c., the south & Southwest thy est
Es4AfEh RM sHh F c6GMFeAy tolN
l 3 e nS S.,,
& md ma t5 Pss
steamers have Arscas passenger acc , y,
.s u9 %M orf:Gc Y 24i!DIIE va
r. G. Eyer. cenl As, G. 8 F F.; Line 81 Bio.4w.y
CUNARD LINE.
Ny.voRk TO LIVERPOOL Via QUEENSTOWN
Sl"'0I rAsI 12s22fSSEs s. a fsfie E.5;5
iFs5ia ss s Jam Jam H. Il . @
s ssIF. sat R b.S Jam a = ,ss
Ssa'' ysfS Si y H RR5%S ..l o. s.:. AGENT
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- Engineer once, U; s. Army; Room - t5 Hfny
uudup 50 Mhitchal--t, Newly ork, NONcnD'f i, Sou
sealed proposals IA triplcate for construction Oh na
Haven. VIII be- re- "lNed az TIM olo
nj ~. twelve O'Clock noon, TUESDAY, December :;
p..,U he attention Of bidders j. invited TO nC| % Yl
cporo., approved February 70, 1851, ana %
ss, vol -. page 49, and vol - page - "a ~
- ,rpc Further information can be- oDtalh'u az Vli'
~ I".-o ~ LnI->INN- NoLoneL Of Englnerrs
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THE MISSES ELfS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
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Proposals.
~ Whitehall Street. New

RNlY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
n York CITY Novemb %, lS90-Sealed proposals IN
duplicate will be received here until II oclock MON aut
1890, and then opened, for supply ,ps
- 600 gallons Of mineral OIL speinclohs S IN
.cRcdulc which will be- furnished on appcit.o,,, IT, i
Preference will be given u altlClcs, VI
to.,tic production manufacture conditions Oh Hunty
Including in Ia" rlc" uI foreign pIuu VI
manu- features the duty the1conj being equal ,ei
rnmrnt reserves he i!ght to reject any or an p1p .
Enyrlopr, containing proposals should b. narnti
,-.al. for Mineral On and addressed 10 AbI'A D.
t,rIRY Asst. Qu1rtctma~te General. U. =. y.
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
-A-LADY r.sling in GanoTdge Mas w be,l ,E
college OF two littlr girl. whose parents OF GH'fa1h
would Ike pleasant how" snd esleca ,a. i"f In y. ~
satisfactory lci renee. IN NeNAO- aud BOSOM IrihS
50 per week Address To- fuft4r. T. 2! - ,n,,.r
go Mr. ALBERT " BERG.
s55 W.-t -Ofh-~t
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For Young Ladies-Countr,

40 AND ,42 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BROOKLYN
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ID FKNT UN NV1 ND VI VII w II VI Dill.
ID CTLBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From COMrASY PEI; (HEW' a. NoKrH RIVER.
Herruda =. ORR NOCO Do cembcr t. 3
For Crti& St KITE, Anufua Guedloure. Dominica.
Marriniuur cin Barbados, GrlHd1u and Iruidbl.
IS. BERMUDA .....: =. December s. at y. m
Fer stat.toor1 ard ticket. apply y
A f. OU'TERPRIDGE { co, Agent. 20 Broadway.
THoS COOK 4 SOS. 2tl and 2@5 Broadway.
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WHITE, STAR LINE.
& CrBA Mall Steamship Co.

NORDDEUTSCuEK LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT .KOE IL 70 LONDON.
NEWYoHK, soUTHAMl,IoH AID BREMEN.
Steamers sail from. pier foot ID. IobOacn.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Wed. Dec. 3. 10 a. Ndf, Dec. 10 a.
Vera. sat. Dee. g. noon. Irte. Wed, De II a. IN
Saae We'd Dec To- N. Ida. sat. Doc 20 neon
Iir,t cabin So and upward berth according lOca.
ton. Second cabin 80 berth. Storage at loves.
rates oELRICHS CO.. No Bowling Green.
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INMAN LINE ;. and Royal MAJ. steamers

i FOR o. ENSJOWN AID LIVERPOOL.
CITY 81 Oh lCAGO. Wednesday. December g. . 30 a ~.
CITY o. NEW;y0EK We4,.d1l. D. ,''.3,er 10 . .. ~
CITY Or CHESTER WeinCsdal, De "ab'r -, -. ~"
From, Pier q y. l.. rdlouT- ,hi!stoiHet,i. fet'y.
and 10 aon OF rom SECOND CAEIN. ogtT1id $50
LrcI,!d 535 S1EERAt,E. $40. PIIEk WRIGHT <
sOES general Agents. q BOWLISG GREEN. y. Y.
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red, on spot and December 95i4 a96Jsc: January
delivery soi4Gr951sc; May delivery SfO2i{n
NV. Corn-Southern firm; white. so isI.c;
5s54c; western firm; mixed spot NV sSLxc.
year 51l4c; January delivery 5631c bid: Nav
delivery 5dlsc bid; steamer 55if
CISoiNNArI. De-. =. Flour iirm; family 50 IS
o. 0; fancy 81 453f %. Wheat weak n:
No red CSC Corn active; No. ? mixed
Ole. Oats easier; No. = mixed Sc Pro
visions trm-Pork at $40 "a. La-d slow at
rio sides 81 800 saIs. Bacon dull; short
clear s. 90. Hogs, common aad liyht
s. IS % 90; packing and butchers IS COOS IS.
whisky steady al 81 IL
No : red. cash, 956D9i4c; December delivery
c; January delivery 9Sc; May delivery &c:
Juiy delivery C. Corn; No. ?. c.sh. 46t4c;
{; Nav delivery 4sAsc; July delivery cry &c
Oats - No. ;, cash, slc; January C: May
delivery 43tc Bagging 534G17a4. Iron cotton lies
~ JoEl ~ Provisions stronger-Pork $40 o.
Lard, prime steam, s. 30 Dry salt meats. 20 TO
81 days, boxed shoulders, st IS S7Ib, longs
81 s1lt; os, - So; short clear IS 90 Bacon
boxed shoulders, 81 62lS; longs aud ribs s. 37ls
clear I - $500 60 Sugar cured hams, $40 oo0
NEW ORLEANs, Dec. 96.-Cofee dull; Rio, ordi-
nary To TAR, lSla60l9t3c. Sugar firm; open
kettle. choice S94c; fully fair to prime,
5 y lb069sc; centriIrugalS steady; plan
tltion graduated. 5Is05 9-i6c; choice white
30g1 l-ibc; choice yellow clarified 4A0n
Ia-lhc; prime yellow clarified, 4 l1-16m4kc.
Molasses steady; open kettle, choice, SOC; str ct
ly prime 20@2 c: centrifugals, strictly prime
To good prime. $50 &c; prime TO good prime,
llG!ic. Syrup, GOOSE.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 26 noon--Spirits turpen.
tine quiet but firm at S9D3qa4c. Resin quiet
and unchanged at 81 fSl9 40l 40.
300 D. m.-Rosin quiet but steady; strained.
common To good 81 49le oil M Turpentine
quiet aud steady at 500 $685..
CHARLEsroN. Dec. 70. Spirits turpentiue duh
at i4G85t2c. Rosln quiet; good strained
81 20.
WILmNGroS, Dec. 26 - Spirits turpentlns
firm at 35yac. Rosin firm: strained 81 Is; good
strained 81 10. Tar firm at 81 40 Crude tur-
p1Hntiuo firm; hard 81 70; yellow dip 81 90;
virgin 81 10.
New YORK. Dec. 26 Rice quiet and steady;
domestic, fair to extra, 61406I6c; Japan 5s4
DGc.
Nav ORLEANS, Dec 26.-Rioe steady; ordinary
to prime 4s44Ac.
PETROLEUM
NEw York. Dec ID - Petroleum market
opened firm and advanced on few buying or
pers, but after these orders had boon filed the
market became duh and remained so until the
close. Pennsylvania oil, on spot opened at
o0c, highest 70c lowest 69c, closing at zoo
January options opened at 0s36c. highest 70ssc,
lowest $3.50, closing at 50Ssc. Lama on-no
sales.
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Stock on hand and
on shipbo ard

Dec. 70, E59O J.. 1850 i01081 10.962 702S1
BAcoN-Market steady; fair demand The
Board of Trade quotations are as folio VS..
Smoked clear rib sides, 634c; shoulders,
&c; dry sailed clear rib sides &c; long clear
53sc; bellies, &c; shoulders, 514c; hams, i2c
BAGGING AND TIEs-Tbe market is steady and
demand moderate. Jute bagging. 214 \, 81 MS16c;
? ID, 714@719c; 134fb. 61a0634c, according to
brand and quantity; sea island baggng at 1915 a,
lac; cotton bagging, nom; prices nominal ;
pine straw, "a n, 1016c. Iron Ties-large
lots 81 s.; smaller lots, 81 4Oaa1 80. Bag9i5se
and ties IN retail lots q fraction higher
BUTTER-Market steady; fair demand; Goshen.
20@22c; gilt edge, 23GD25c; creamery, 25@27c
Characterization, &c.
CHEEsE-Market steady; fair demand; lin
1216c.
CONGRATULATED firm. Peaberry, 2sc; fancy.
&c; choice. 2l1ac; prime. 2lc; good, 2Olsc;
DRIED FRU1T-Apples, evaporated, i6c; COM
mon. 11@i2c. Peaches. peeled, 20c; unpeeled,
1Oc.. Currants, 61907c Citron, % c. Dried
apricots, 21c.
DRY GooDs-The market is quiet and steady
good demand. Prints, 4161sc; Georgia brown
shifting. a. 416c: rs do, 514c; "A brown sheet
ing 614c; white osnaburgs, S191Sa4c; cheeks.
59519c; yarns, 9Oc for the best makes: brown
drilling, 6y50Sc
FIoH-anarKet firm. We quote full weights.
Mackerel, No.. g. half barrels. nominal,
50 OO0100O; No. 2. Sl0O)012 90. Herring
half barrels. IS 90.
FRUIr-Lemons- demand. Messina
"a 2504 IS. Oranges. Florida, So 1908 % per
box.
FLoUR-Market steady New wheat: Extra
81 1904 So; family, 81 9005 10; fancy, S55oN
so; patent. s. S0Q5 80; choice patent, 5000
Is; spring wheat, best. 81 2506 40.
GRAIN-Uorn-Market strong; white corn. re-
tail lots, Use; job lots. 76c; carload lots i4c;
mixed corn. retaillots, ?7c;1ob lots 75c; carload
lots. re. Oats-Petail lots. 62c: Job lots
60c: carload lots, 5Sc. Bran Retail lotu, 81 Isl:
job lots, 81 30: carload lots, 81 e. Meal-P-arl
per barrel. SO 30; per sack, 81 rs: city ground
81 co. Pearl grits, per barrel, So 30; per sack
81 80: city 2rits, 81 SO per sack.
HAY-Market steady. Western, in retail lots
81 90; job lots, soc; colored lots SIC North.
ern, none. Eastern retail lots. 81 90; lob lots.
soc: carload lots. Sc.
HIDES, Wool, ETc. Hides-Marxet very weak:
receipts light; dry flint, &c; salted 5c. dry
butcher. &c. Wool-Markst noninal nothIng
Offering. Wax. 22c. Tallow. 314c. Deer aims
flint. 22c: sailed, 2Oc. otter skins, 5nclas 4 al
lRos-Market very steady; swede. 5000.
refined, 23ic.
LARD Market steady; in tIerces, 5z6c: cor, tins.
&C
LINE CALciEEp PLASTER AND cEsssr-Ala
bama and Georgia lime Ia fair demand And seil
iug ~ 3 - per barrel; Duls and carload lots
special; calcined plaster, = - per barrel. har.
Se13ci bgssadals cement, 81 s01I "; Portland
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MARKETS BY THLEG 2APH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK. Dec. &c. noon.-Stocks opened
duh and heavy. Money easy at 46s5 per cent
Exchange-long. 81 7S4z6D4 70; short, 81 80 On
4 o3L1. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull out steady
Following were the p. m. stock quotations:
Erie. .............. 1874 Richm'd & w. Pt.
Chicago AZ North. -lO!B Terminal ...... 15h
Lake Shore. ..l03b Western Union 7415
Norf. & W. pref: -
500 p. m.-Exchange closed quiet and easy
at 81 s604S g. Money easy at 466 per cent,
closing offered ct 5 per cent. Sub Treasury
balances-Coin, Sl4s 2i3000 currency. $j,g63,
900. Government bonds close dull hut steady;
four per cents l2ey2; four and a half per cents
1881 State bonds entirely ne glecled
1t becomes more evident from day to day
that brokers, investors, and Spectators are de-
termned to wait until railroads and other in
stitutions have finished paying their annual and
semi-annual disbursements, and also until the
last road has signed the presidents agreement,
and business in Wall street is therefore brought
almost to a standst and in most stocks Is
merely nominal aud Will in all probability re
main until after the first Of the year at least
To-day, as usual upon the day after Christmas,
the market was eXr 3mely dull, though it's
record of transactions fairly surpassed those of
Wednesday. TINS was entirely owing TO the
increased interest in industrlals displayed and
bear attacks on Union Pacific and Atchison and
In the last named two stocks almost all OF the
features in the market was concentrated Con-
sidering the pressure by the bears upon these
two stocks and others, the general list displayed
a fairly strong un 1ertone. the bears have had
points out to sell Union Pacific for some time,
and to-day proceeded to make these points
good, and VIII lie there was a suspicion that some
long stock was coming out, there was an order
to buy about 5000 shares executed, until after
which time there was very little prog ess made
in downward direction. Later, however, il
was depressed to 4034, a loss Of per cent. since
WEDNESDAY evening. Atchison at the same time
was forced off by some tactics over per cent
The general list opened at about Wednesdays
figures, and IN Lackawanna report showing
that the road had earned 8 per cent for the year
and declaration of the regular dividend i'm
parted some strength; while Lead trust re-
suIned its upward movement on the prospect of
a dividend and rose to IS. but afterward re-
act ID Vanderblts were still strong. but failed
to make any material movement st. Paul aua
Rock Island we're rather heavy throughout, but
lost only slignt fractions with the remainder Of
the list, and late in the day there was a cover
ing movement on the part Of the trading ele-
nent which hal the effect Of causing partial
recovery OF the early losses. The close was dull
but firm, though generally at something under
final prices OF Wednesday,. Atcnison Is DOM
ia Tennessee Coal M and Uoion Pacific I56
per cent. he sales Of listed stocks were
IS 900 shares and unlisted 1900 shares
The following were tne closing quotations Of
tho New YORK Stock Exchange:
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel Carroll Cohen's Bluff and way
landin2s-W Y Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Advance, Myers, Augusta and way
landings-J. G. Medlock, ARt.
Steamer Bellevue. BALDWIN. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Rluffton-W T Gibson, Agt.
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Steamship VIM Lawrence. Snow. Baltimore
w Il Guerard. Agent.
Stea nship Dessoug, Savage. Philadelphia
G. Anderson.
Schr Mary Jenness, Cochran, Brunswick In
ballast, to load for New York-Jos A Roberts q
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According 20 the foregoing, BOMBAY appears
to show decrease compared with last year in
the weeks receipts of 1900 bales aud a de-
crease in shipments of 5000 bales. and the
shipments since Jan. l show an increase of 49,
900 bales
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKET-The market is very close
with heavy demand for money.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE-Marke quiet and steady.
The banks and bankers are buying at "a per cent
discount. Selling at IA per cent. discount to par.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE--The market is entirely
nominal
SECURITIES market is very dull and in
active. Sellers find difficulty in realizing on
best of securities owing TO continued strin-
in