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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
-1r nan TO RUN DoWN SOMETHING.
- STEAMSHIP ooNcHo SPARES FERRYBoAT
TUE xn poEsS'r HURT GOVERNORS ISLAND.

steamship coNcHo SPARES FERRYBoAT
IL" ,xn poEsN'T HURT GOVERNORS ISLAND.
- h,r steamship Conoho, of the Mallory Line,
.shore ON Governors Island at 30 O'Clock
Sea. afternoon but cot of on the rising tide
y.,.~ evening without damage, and went to
concbo left her pier at Fulton-st., the East
u p shout 315 O'Clock, She was bound for Kew
b. b. and Galveston. As she approached Diamond
W. w, Acct of schooners and a tuGboat with barges
nv -. we're coming up the river, and taking nearly
u .ne room. Captain Bolger, of the Concho seeing
~ ~. = would be dangerous to attempt to leave the
~ T ,Torkng on Diamond Reef on his port hand went
arr y. southwar Of 1t. Here he found new obsta-
y. :, his pathway, in the shape Of the ferryboat
.,,,oball which on her way from the Battery
AZ. sin at llamitOn.ave.. Brooklyn. The ferry
= uilot saw the big ship coming and stopped.
- v,as not sufficient room for the Concbo to turn
s she had either 10 down the ferryboat or
-,o-,s island. she spared the ferry boat end slid
IN into the mudb bank which stretches out from
NOW of the island by the stone Ordnance Dock
=" s.ot of twenty tugs around the steamer in
= r,,nutes The services of five tugs were engaged
= rhen the tide rose they hauled the ConchO Off
ana ~ndhank She found TO be unniured, and
r to sea She had cargo of general merchan-
~ and nineteen passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

New YORK, Thur.diy Dee. 3.-BEEyES-Iscepts. IN
- earoads or ols he2dls carloads fo Eastnans Com
aay ana earolds Of local stock, malay oIe band6oxeS'
Sy dres,td beef in fair demand and firm at oa9e for
40 lat.r cable aivces. Shipments to-day 500 cattle
en- uie PomS Eansn BY NJ Goldsmith and me orinoeo 0f
., MICH cowSzArrlysls, part late "Wednesday; were
y t aa bod iS maaiy ct So Slow
and lower for ala sorts OF hive calves gaseTs selling &c
mon 70 prime yeals sold at oGec srasseTs ~ 2sa2ie:
ixcd lots and fed calves at 2alHe; and "e>tems aa
Dressed calves lower at 4a5c for dressed o59
calves and 59dO1c for dressed Westerns
Sc r h ad T. AZ o 81 DO Ssa i ~ at 4s
l5i n az 7e do 81 ~ at &c 50 Western ea'ss az
missed calves 's 4 % eS,,: s ana "a, q;
Co. rs s. !. e. TS g. i4S yea a! S5 az s. R
do Y s5 H g Co. zeal Is sG S s so d. '' 70
Hume Mullen yea; lS7 D. a; II; 5se; Do, rs DID, D.
500 n al s gs''S is s, 4 So n a, s.e
late wednssday 81 grsscrs and fed calves 30 at
sqsa BgskIps4a% vess 12o 1 a a. car.
stand and I is cars a; '1t e;sSy t G buyer
lambs snf e oS gf iS on Sns "a
ears were rspo I'd bcd over at Goh'st Poor 70 good
pine Iona @b at a. :'s s. and and he
Wnlch 800 head reported SOd jersey
rCprtseas OF choice Canadians laiu
The port didn't meet seller or buyer
the uptown yIIds thought that &c per ID could he
obtained for carload Of any kind OF lambs In that market
to-day.
Dressed mutton weak at 7asiae; dres.ed lambs lower
with general sale, at 1iedSc few selected carcasses
lF.nfing Sc.
Sales-walsh Kirby & Co.. go Pennsylvania lambs.
COL n average az IS 30 per 100 q; 2C9 40, d5a ~ at
30 81 on the lot 80 Onto do 20 10 at 80 % less
$50 - State do 81 ~ 80 80 sheep - %, OF -
Dilenbaek Dewey l1i State lambs, 40 d. az - %
30 state sheep. 20 n. az 81 "a Michigan d. s42 d. at
81 So ) bucks. ia ~ Mt 80. ..
d. Harrn9to % PENNSYLVANIA lambs 50 H. at % 10
100 Canadian and Western do mixed 81 - n, az 80 "
+e3 Michigan do GG d. az 81 % III Ohio sheep 9l'4 d.
IiaenbJck & Hollis: 17j Western sheep 1oi n at
81 30.
Hume & Mullen ) State lambs, 20 N. at s. 50;
state sheep. 1Oo H. at 81 10 bucks and ewes JIG d. St
So.
IS 80; 26 Kentucky sheep, 80 H. at - 80 DO 100 H.
Il. Hlpple & Co.: 200 Western sheep % ~ at - 10;
1872 do % n. at 81.
&C State sheep. 81 n. st -. -
J. v. PidcOck Co II PENNSYLVANIA sheep 9S ID, nc
81 80: OIL Pennsylvania lambs GO H. at - 10; 300
Canadian do. SS ~. at SO 10. - -
HoGS.Receipss, - carloads OF 10G col head3 carloads
4Othst and - carloads Jersey City No sales Oh
live weight. NORMALLY weak at 80 G5aI per 100 h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
SLAUGBrERryG THE sPARRoWs.

Chicago, Dec. 3.-IJnder the new law which went
into effect December 1, giving bounty Of cents
Tor the head OF each English sparrow Killed III t"e
state, the slaughter bf the little birds has been
On With vgor. The sparrow man in the county Oiein .
once took in 1872 heads yesterday. one nAn '""'
IA IN the morning with 197 live sparTO"s.
Pull of their heads and bring those H. saiu 'n0
.isrR I'VE don't want the carcasses,' ADDING ia"s"
Hsy' you might sell them.H
The man went out and came back later In the day
with 1877 sparrow heads ana secured his voucher As
We was leaving the Office be remarked with srih
! nadS sl3 BY that tip OF yourn about SELLING '"en
.s.sssss sold thsm FOR rvsdeirds,' ssvefai oe
s.-se1s nave bern made 70 the new nstlsa " %
s4Rsang the psstA ms msst notable ~ wn'ee "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
,,oroy SHOOTING At THE CARTERETC CLUB
ruoNPsoS's EARLY MISSES PREVENT I'M FROM
WINNING BY GOOD WORK LATER.

-uouPsoN'S EARLY MISSES PREVENT I'M FROM
WINNING BY GOOD WORK LATER.
7here was good pigeon-shooting match yesterday
. he Carteret Club grounds. Bergen Point, n. j. 1t
-. match for 81 900 a side, 100 birds each. with
,se of thirty yards and boundary line OF fifty
Ms The two men who competed were /. S. Thomp-
- q, the Carteret Club. and +. G. Murphy, of the
,,rehmont Club. There were large number of mem
- n these and the Tuxedo and County clubs pres
-, As there was wind or no glare, II was ex-
I'D that the score would be big one, but this
not the case.
FIRING began shortly after / p m. The hopes OF
yecmpson's friends at low ebb after the first
,vbt birds had been released from the trap, for he
IA missed no less than four of them, lamentabe
,sturmance The fact is, Thompson, though
,.,ng GOOD shot, has done little match shooting, and
"a no doubt nervous ut first However, rs the
bcotng went on he lessened the gap, and was twice
nly one bird behind his opponent, who missed his
ySenty-secOnd seventythird, seventyfourth and sew
su,ysixth birds. ThOmpSon's friends were jubilant
and the Larchmont men were blue. However, as the
tsures below will show, Murphy eventually won by
srv- binds The following the scores, the deuceS
.bOving where both barrels were used and the aces
xhere only one fired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dec. Acknowledgements for the last q hours,
JbU head; total for week thus far, 1870; for same
time last week. T. 90 consigned through. 1850, or which
$50 New York sale, 10 meEet opened lJd21:
closed dull choice hCtfrFe. 4CGT3 CO. good
and he.fer. - 5OdS2 81. Hngs-RcccptS FOR tlc
hours $500 head total for week thus far $500
for time last week. lO3.lOO: Consigned through,
1850 Of which $50 10 Ncwl0rk sale, 100; mar
ket opened 5alOc lower, closed dull with s0rc unsgd
heayy gradca cOTnIed. 81 95dFi o.: medium weights,
corn-frd 80 95ds3 DO Workers. good 70 best cern.ie
10 .'ja3 do light - part cCcd ~ '0eF3 20; goa
heavy ends. 50 +OdS3 1O pigs good TO- best cofni'd,
sored ruuchs % 1JIS3 % common rOughs, ~ l1a-S
stag. - 15Gs3 sheep and l1m~-Rerpipts for IN" loS,
"a hours coo bead total week thus Ter 471OO; fer
same smc week 1900: consigned TN ou2h, zoo 70
sale $500; market opened lCdlJc
low, ?; closed very dull and weak. .
-. Luui-. De- Static eCCiTtS, 300 head snip
ments. 1000: market steady; good To- Fflpe natives,
~ 9Od$l fair good DO. - 5Jas.; Texan and lhli
steers. R-af3. Hog--Eceeipts, 600 hed shPe'hi;
iOO: market unCh'rgcd; fair 10 best heavy, =. o2t
81 go mixed 81 1898 TO- light fair 10 choice - 2'
:3 IS. ShecrEe,elps, 200 head; market nrmi iIf 10
choice 81 jOaSi 90. ,. -.... l,.
tc-Tecepts 1G OoO head shipments 1000; marret 'e'fl
10 choice ~ 2Ja$4 -: others. - 31dS5 81 icNiS'
- 45dS3: .tock.rs - c0ds2 90; COWS, 81 lOde2 40
iIogs-Ieccpt CT 900 head shipments, 10000 M1FhrV
slow. zoe lover rough and common. 50 3Odt3 % A,.
rrs and miN q. 81 COd%3 G5 prime heavy ana butchf
weights ~ 7Ods2 - light. - 20G$3 40 Sh-tI-lr
ccipt- 600 head: shipments, 1000 m1tsct St1lGF
weaker: native ewes ~ jCdSi %; mixed 81 9)dtt -
cthers 81 7JdSJ - Texans, - - Westerns Sid7t %
hearings sjG5j 30 lambs, - d71 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
lGEp AND 1yF1RM HERRHH,s ryrERT4IXED.


Yesterday was music day at the Home for Aged and
Irfrm Hebrews I'm West onehundred and fftst., near
Columbus-ave.. and the old folks were pleased and
happy. The entertainment given was one OF a series
a, six musical affairs given every year 10 the inmates
oi the home under the auspices OF the executive com
,uttee Of the board OF managers. The men and women
who took part IN The programme gave their services
tre All OF the inmates who were able to make Their
way to the chapel the first floor, were present ana
number Of visitors found seats in the corridor The
audience was an sppreciativc one and the performers
were roundly applauded. The programme was as fol
lrrs: sEerceuse" Leonard NJ. Lebling; recitation
DAs ssziasz,- Miss Hoskowitz; Angels Serenade,
v-s Frederick Nathan: violin Obhsato, George l..
rllens: va-atois OH a German air. Arthur l.. Zechen-
cah PRAYER from Samson and Delllah,' Mrs. ;. y.
Ian, rOudo Mrs ]. T. Coblens and George e. CobienS'
slieders Mrs Frederick Nathan, and dialogue
Fau Drektorin und Frau Inspehtorin, by Mrs ALBERT
LlFeyfha and Miss HirschhOrn.
The members or the executive rUHInitee nearly all
q whom were present, Mrs. Henry Gitterman MIS-
J,cob scholle Mrs L. KOhns, Mrs. 5. Herman, MIS-;
Jso0b Rothschild. Mrs. !. 2eckendori. Mrs Leonard
Frteduan. Mrs. Frank Rothschild Mrs. 4. Hauher'
J. A. Goldsmith and Isaac Herman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dee "a .. m.-CottonTIhe sd!Gs o.
the DAY include $500 bales American FUTURES cio2eu
uuiet: Annrican-Middng. low mlddllng clause, De.
cem6er delivery l3G4d94 14,G4d December I ana
Iannary delivery I364CA i4N1d; January ana req
rnary delivery 4 1850 sellers February and March
delivery 90 C4dV4 21-j4d March and April deiiyery
4 J4G1dq : 1914 April and May delivery, 4 25,O4d
sellers Nav and June delivery, 3l-O4d sellers June
and July delivery, 4-G4d sellers July and August
eaIypston, pee 3.-Cotton steady mddling 80 /,
low mddling 6 15-1Gc: good oldlEafy. 3,loc; het
REGENTS coz bales: gross, $500 bales; exports 70
Grcot britain IO93J bales: 10 the Continent 200
bales coastwise balls; sales 2220 bales stock 49,
2sl. - o.,- s,,or. ,,;ddIi,, :. ac g.
net and gross receipts LOB bales exports 10 Great
Irain 5.3-0 balls; cOastwlsc, $50 balcs SAFES
iO4T Itles: stock 1868 bales. o..
savannah Dec 3.-CottOn easy; mddung i-5GG
lou, mddling 1876: good ordinary, mammal
,et and gross receipts $500 bales export cosstwise
a45o bales sales LOO bales; stock. l203l9 Dais,
- View. Orleans Dec. 3--COtOn quiet and easy mid
dung : iGc: low mddllng 7 1-4c; good ordinary
6 SAC net receipts 1894 bales gross l4,I9O bales
iexncrts coastwse 26O bales sales OlOO bales STOCK
(co.rected) S,40S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
rHr SHERIFF. rlKEs CLOTHES PROM The POLICE.

sheriff German yesterday seized and carried away
iorty.fve full suits Of mems clothing III oVcst9
ae Gratis 1874 vaiscoats four peaackets and 1870 pairs
Of trousers which were IN the possession OF Properly
Cer Harriet at Police headquarters. 1t was SAID that
the clothing was sold recently by LOUIS Umann Co..
Of No. rs waIser-st., 10 Sellg BrOdsky for S1'3oo'
Brodsky paid with check, and did not have money
enough in the bank 10 meet it. The police arrested
Brcdsky, and the goods were found at NO. loo 'r"u
isonst and sent to Police Headquarters. Fearing that
The clothing might be ruined by moths in the property
clerks rooms before BrOdsky could be brought to ial
Ulmann d. Co. sued ont Wit OF iepieNih upOh "H''
Tie property was seized by the Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
THE WRECKED VESSELS on rlsoUE ISLAND

Ncw-Bedfoid Mass, Dec. 3-The tug Nellie took
Agent Bdsall, OF the wrecked schooner Agnes Manning
to Pasqne Island to-day and brought the crew of The
Manning to this city, excepting the captain and mate
The crew report that the vessel is slightly hogged but
that she may be saved The sails are being fured by
wreckers. The schooner went ashore first, and tho
steamer South Portland, in standing TO render assist
ance, became wrecked also The steamer has a val
uable cargo OF canned goods. which may he saved
with good weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
THE RECENT SMALLPOX SCARE ~ r1vcsrov

HE RBCENT SMALLPOX SCARE IN KINGSTON.
kingston ~ Y, Dec (special).-The recent small
poN scare IN this city fortunately turns out TO have
uech hothing serious, though every precauton has
oeeh taken III the way OF vaccination quarantine and
inc CLOSING OF schools. The only a mild
one OF varolod and the patient who came from Jack
sohVilie' Fla, has returned home. The Board OF
Health quarantined another patient. child, which It
was thought had caught varolod from the washing of
clothes which came from the house which the Jack
sonvlle patient staying. Now one OF the Oldest
and bestknown doctors in the city declares that
the latter case was merely chicken-pox OF mild type
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore Dec. 3-Flour quiet, unchanged receipts
a. e42 bbl,: shipments bids bhs; sales, $50 b6ls;
Wheat frmer No. red, spot and December. 81 Oh Jo
81 OF L.: January, 81 03 3s03 OF IL teorlary
or No red. 9G 14d06 1-2c; receipts, 94,1a4 bush
shipments OOO bush stock, 1,sGS2Oj bush sales
I7S 900 bush. Southern wheat steady Flltz, 0ica
81 O3 lor CHERRY 81 81 O6. Corn strong; mixed spot
doe: wear ste: January. "a la - 12c: February,
54d 81 1-sc: March. % ! &c steamer mixed o2a
IS I-4c: receipts 25.l73 bush; stock l4o,el2 busH
sales. AZ 900 bush. southern con trm white ana
yellow. 5oa 81 Lee. oats strong and fslriy @tlye
10 . white Western. 4Oc asked: No. mixed 40
3s &c bid receipts. 900 bush: stock 1920 bush
pye dull and easy No. >. 9-c receipts. l4c2l push
stock l1s,s35. Hay firm: god to cholrs umothy
Rl3sSI4. Grain freights frmeT. unchanged cotton
nominal mddling, &c. Provisions finn. Batter hrn.
Eggs steady Coffee steady: Rio cargoes. fair: Ire
10. :. 10 1-2a13 3-ic. Sugars steady. Copper hrn.
Whisky firm.
PufaIo. Dec. 5-wheat-No hard spot; dull closing
AZ sI O3I: II GOO bush e. + T. said at IL 0o2 No. !
Northern spot closed at 81 Ola 10 900 bush sDot sold
az 81 O0i No. Northern closed a: pjhc 70 3 @;1sc
use on track Corn unsettled feeling fs-Ieri Gar
10 yellow sold at jGa5slc ear. No yellow at 80
ear no Sraie at SOC. quiet ca. No white sold
mixed. So track asked Ia,l.y arm brt quiet ,
Western fancy, roc: No G'ec S,tr Soa 70
ga1 go5a to h'f E oGS s onS az be.t sprinq Xxx
81 4N do winter - OJd8J Is. Rye eonr. - 2's
- so Nj fed firm; colro. wnte, ha ~ DO l noo
bush Shipmehts-Fiour. G0OO0 bbl- Wheat. 10000
bush corn, 10000 bush.
Boston Dec. s.Flour dull. Corn in firm demand p9d
. white, 43sc. shorts-Goad trade ptlc1s firm FRO T
tfss 27S2sc' Receipts Tor thu wcek-FOur g. 600 bbs
g. COO saeks; corn, 2S6coO BUSH oats l'"oOo o'Ah
shorts, LOO tons.
Chicago Dec. 8-The leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
WANTS Az ALLOWANCE UNDER TIE CAMERON
WILL.

. Harrisburg. Penn. Dee. 3 (Specall.-Mis, Ihon'"s
purnsde wife OF grandson Of the late Geheral sino"
Cameron was in Harrisburg this week ehueS'oi"s "
some Of the money left by General Cameron for
,so maintenance OF burnside and his family Under
ne viii the grandson receives the interest OF 10000
In 1881 Burnside married an English actress in Lon
don. by whom he has one son. lie subsequently
lrourht suit for divorce on the ground OF uhialthu
ness which has never been pushed IN the Lohuoh
.or-t. BurDs!de Is now in Paris, WHITTIER II is
alleged he fed 10 escape paying allmony Mrs.
p.-ida arrived in this county last saturday from
P,g,,rd aud a. once came 10 Harrisburg. sui
WIN he broucht against the executors OF the CanOn
nan tba+ an order mas be obtained from court directing
tLcro ~ nav her a portion OF her husbands allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
SUICIDE OF TRENTON H4SUFACTURER.

Trenton ~ j., Dec 3.-Jobn r. Staples. the wealthy
eeksr manufacturer OF this city, committed suicide al
bis home this morning Dr. Staples Lad been f'mlc'eu
with melanchoIa for some time past. lie imagined
that he was becoming pauper. His doctors recon-
mended perfect rest for time and advised trip TO
Bermuda. His wife urged him 10 go and he consented
They preparing for the trip today Mrs SHAPES
vas packing a valise when she heard the report oi
pistol She reached her husbands SIDE Just as ne "as
breathing his last Mr. staples's estate is worth aDoht
SSdSOOO0 Ills debts do not amount 70 more thHn @i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
low WATER ~ cFTclGo PrvrY.

Chicago Dec. 3-The low stage OF wafer in the river
and the large number OF vessels in the harbor have
almost resulted in general blockade. number OF
vessels are aground, OF them having been fast
for three or four days. Many vessels their
here TO load grain and the harbOmaster fears that It
will be impossible TO get them all through the river
the various elevators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
THE yrr-JERsEY SANITARY ASSOCIATION,

New Brunswick y. j., Dec (SpeclaD.-The New
jersey Sanitary Association will hold It's seventeenth
meeting in the state House Trenton, tomorrow and
saturday Papers will be subjects
with public and personal hygiene. which will be
followed by discussion. The president IS T.. O. Chap
man. Superintendent OF Public Instruction who Will
deliver address the evening session Fiji
day on SANITARY Requirements Of the School House and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
GIFT OF 4 VALUIBLF JJBRIPY.

Chicago Dec 3.The trustees of the Chicago Acad my
of Sciences voted TO-DAY 10 transfer their valuable
library and to the Chicago University, OF
which DR.. Harper is Pr sdont, and which has been
so richly endowed by Mr.. Rockefeller. The Uni
verSity is 10 build suitable structure 10 receive
the Gift.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

that made by John q. shortall president OF the lii
hols humane Society. "The law is edncationaly
VICIOUS, nc SAID yesterday. 1T sets lot of children
10 WORK 10 devise the destruction of innocent living
SreNtures' me determination ought TO be I'm the
n ss OF oHcias designated for the purpose / am
o0hSlueflhS some plan by which 10 enjoln the city
clerk from paying the bountys w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
THE CONDITION OF GENERAL ARMSTRONG.

Boston. Dee. 3.-The condition of General s. c.
Armstrong, who is Ill at the Parker House, Is reported
10 be less favorable than it has been for the last few
DAYS. The General did not get good rest last night
and felt weaker to-day on that account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
MlYOR GENT STARrs ZOE HOME.

Secretary Holly Of the Mayors Olce received tec
gram sent from Queenstown yesterday by Mayor Grant,
saving: Just starting for home the TeutJnic" Tho
steamer j. due at this port Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
nEA7H OF A CEyrEyARrAy " MAINE

Damariscotta. Me-, Dec 3.-Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge
died here yesterday, aged 100 years and eight months
Her husband, Daniel Dodge, soldier in the war OF
1912, has been dead forty yePrs Mrs Dodce's sister
died at Edgecomb, few years ago. the age OF 102.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFTEE.-Prazn growths the spot haG' light n
guirv TO-DAY prices steadily mantlntd on the
basis OF l30sc FOR No. Rio Sales 500 bags 40 at
IY5sc Mid grades a moderate inquiry sales, LOCO
L1qs MAracao 800 bags Sayanlla and $40 bags huskd
Caracas. ali on private terms. 1t comparatively
Gut dav In option line, and trading in the main "as
OF local character Their: more or less covering OF
December ''shOrts and the current month adyantsd oao
POINTS. Later deliveries however tbaIring January,
which ruled steady wee weak, and closed 5al0 points
Adyces from Rio unsettled, but tiOngef as
rule Have, the contrary DROPPED EGl fSnesii
gained pig Diceml while Others showed
but little change London was stGady ogcial quota.
tons as D. m.-DecembeT Oils; January, JSs Etbru-
ary, SIS March, jGs April 5G May, SIS Sd regular
first 40 kiOsl, 10 600 good second 90 Elos q 25o
exchange priyatej, 123i receipts In RIO 10000 bassi
rio cesrahces 10 United States, 5000 bags Rio clear:
ances to Europe, 5000 bags Rio stock, 2loCOO bags
Rio market hregulsr and Inset1ed Receipts IN sontoe
20 900 bags santos SS7 600 bag Slnto market
firm; good average santos BOO cleared IRON no
December steamship Capua is coo Legs cleared ron
RIO December 2, steamer O., 1900 bsss name cd9
follow. Make receipts az Santos, December 26SVV
bags. Rio shipments 70 Enrope during last month To-
600 bags shipments 70 United states during IsJ
month 36s coo bagS Santos shipments TO Europe HGfn
States during last MONTH Loco bags no hpmemts to
other countries during last mOIth $4,000 BAGS KecepJs
at Rio July December 2, 1891, 92s coo bags sane
time 1890 217 00U bags tgne 1881 sSoO paHs
Receipts Santos July - December 1891 lo'9seo
bars same tne 1890, 1,617 ,000 bags time 1889
I haga Tor sales here to-day, 1900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
STAINED.
- o.,,,arv Low MIddIng ..p II-IV
Sy4e Good Ordinary s 1916 Mddling..-. 80

Strict Good ordnsry IS 1916 Middling..... 20
opons-FOregn accounts decided the eaa a prices at
1900 S liberal selling for ''ong" account Liver
pooI came depressed o2 points io"ei ~
eSsio. with further Increase In stocks anu @
accounts were diseoursging. On this there "a o os
=, a. noints followed by further drop OF Ia PULL
The eoparstiyeiy light ports prevented NOR srouS
decline and toward close there wa sQhe - onts
ac.a,nt. 0n.i nVureg were steady at 4di points
for local account D Unts Hs 90 zoo bsles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

SS1Yi55 MSfch i1fodii is april 1lsodlls 5: May
II 8OaiI IS; June Ii 15aI1 % July 1L1Oal12o De-
eeSSer il 9oai2 % Warehouse deliveries since Decen,
er l. 1s0l: New.Yorkl 2solo bags Baltimore l'o'Z
bags; New Orleans, 2155 bags total, Sl7oI Dags
OOVToN-The spot market ruled dull and easy at nm
changed prices Sales, $50 bales for consumption Re
ents at the ports 35l bales against 36I25 bales THIS
day last week and "a 223 bales this time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

FLOUR AND MEAL-ytA the hss sdv aD,,es rance
though pTyccs showed material change ng h,y.yr
wst sysn ass IN sesouat fng,dry ief ns Wet Ia
dee hswsysy, wSS hly, aad Ne hons usas "s's"s"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

20Sd27c; fine celanr BIC medium washed fleece, 38c
line unwashed do, G@2c; understandable DO, 23a25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

crop hoNei"oN'' 1891. 1890
Hales. Bales.
,-,,. s,rr,v -......4 O3O.e17 2937,G77
hlsDe supp, -; '--'''-'-''- ie7'7Sg les G3S
KecePH; o c aSS p,iii,n ( days Ii50l4 1882
Export. France, D days---------- l3'Sf2 iaSSttS
FxiJorss TO Con tnent, D days OO'0IA o'0'-
c,ock in New.York In licensed ware 90 roo ,o ,oo
bouses counted daily. 80 ~ ny
In other pa (estmatedl ..-.- l9'=SS 'V-f
Total stock IN Ne"-hoFA oS luAe o5e 500 49709
Stock In all United States ports 'lfSSSZ p-o''
Liverpool kilograms 40 m-eeepIs .VVV 800 q;
OF which American, 1900 bales SHies wv"
which for speculation and export iOoV o5s nnisna'
OOJ bales. Spot market-lrieguor "a d.
45-Isd Futures opened quiet az Iote' 20 ,,vor
cline Manchester m9rket-h sHs-lh p"1cr9 '~''"
Snoson are based on standard Of cassacs