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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
MILTON.

Frank L. Cormer has purchased John
Croto's interest in the firm CT Croto Bros.
at the old Burgess stand and he, with AL
exander Croto, will carry on the business.
The firm name will be Croto 81 Cormier.
The remains OF Miss Loomis OF Georgia,
a niece of DIR. III. q. Bartlett, were brought
to this depot Friday evening from Los
Angeles, Cal, She left here accompanied
by her father in her usual health May B.
The funeral service and burial was held In
West Georgia Sunday.
Boil,, carbunoles and eruptions Of all kinds
are natures effort to throw of poison from
the blood. This result may be accomplished
much more elfectualy, as well as aZreeaOly,
through the proper excretory channels, By tho
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

The special announcement which appeared
in our columns some time siace, ANNOUNCING
special arrangement with DR.. b. j. kESDALL
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases where
by our Subscribers were en- bled TO obtain
a copy OF that valuable work tree by
sending their address 10 b. j, Kendall Co,
and enclosing II twu-Ceut stamp tor mailing
same Is renewed for limited per,oI. We
nity of obtaining This Valuabio work. 10 every
lover of the Horse II is Indispensable, as it
treats in simple manner 81 The q isea- oa " hich
atfiict this noble animal. It, phcnOn-
email sale throughout the United States and
Canada, make il stan lard authority. Mention
this papdr when sendin.. for Treatise"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
UNDERHILL.

The school Mt Bell Institute closed last
Friday. Mrs Minnie Robinson Proctor of
Proctor and her two children are visiting at
her fathers Mr.. Asher Robinson $. Frank
Dewey and Miss Polly Keith were married
last week. Mrs Wallace Stevens is ex-
pecting to go to her husband in Alaska in
the Autumn. Mrs. Hannaford has been
spending few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Homer Thompson. "A telegram was
received last week announcing the death at
his homo in Nashua, y. H., of b. b. Hum
phrey, former resident of this place -
Miss Gertie Whitcomb is visiting her sister
Mrs. George Wells. Mrs L. s. Whitcomb,
jr., and her mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Walker,
have returned from a stay of several weeks
in Burlington. -Aliss Mary Porter is visit
ing her sister in Bakersfield. Gen. w. l..
Greenleaf of Burlington gave the address on
Memorial day at u. A. r. hall-The Sons
of Veterans gave DORA at Thompsons
hall to a crowded house on Saturday. 1t
was followed bv the farce Sylvia ana Her
Soldier. Horace Pierce is back from the
West his return being somewhat hastened
by the death of his mother, whose funeral
was attended at Fairfax on Saturday. -
Mrs. Michael Reynolds has a very pleasant
dinner party at her house on Saturday.
DR.. a. +. Burdick is having the trees about
the ruins OF the Dixon house, which were
killed by the fire cut down.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

burlington is soon 20 have probably the
most thoroughly equipped n9'i. J'niery in
Vermont. The new buIli.u7 OF tho FREE
PRLas association rs nearly ready 10" uc-
cupancy. Modern machinery has been Lr-
chased. Yesterday, Mr.. Scott. Tia, veteran
binder, sold his entire plant 10 the l'E-E
Press association The to.t OF III, tuo.5
will be retained and the inferior lisius'l of.
No uew work, unless of very pressing i'm
portsuce viii b. tax Tins WasN. &aNt
Monday it /, hoped that all WORK D.Ay ao
promptly attended to IN the now quarters.
The paper hoS branch oil Mr.. @cotts bush
ness Wi. be given mp and his large stock Of
box makers tools VIII be sOlG. Those who
now have work III Mr. -rott'~ lpLd7 and
are in pressing haste will kindly notify the
new owners, and eSery effort VIII ue made
to accommodate them. Ar. Horny Alien
Will be the foreman OF tine FREE rREos
bindery.
Annual 1ioeting Of the cedar Beach
AssoCiutiuu.
The annual meeting Of the Cedar Beach as
socation was held Monday evening, and mat
tiers pertaining to the summer season were
discussed. The treasurer reported II bal
auce on hand and the old officers were re-
elected as follows:
PreS,dent--Henry Wells.
Vice President-W. ". Horny.
Secretary-F. Johounott.
Troasurer-N. b. Gates.
Executive committce--E. c. Mover W
+. Gates, c. Nj, Spaulding and the pres-
dent and secretary &c OficiiS.
Boys md girls from Maine reulembcr John
sons Anodyne Linlmcnt. Now don't deny it,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
THE BURLINGTON CADETS BALL.
some Notnbie People Present-A Gay
sight.

Some Notable People Present-A Gay
sight.
The third annual ball Of the BurIlnRtor
cadets at tho American House Friday ayen-
ing was, as usual, 4 great snccess about az
couples being in attendance. Among thenp
were Gen. r. 5. Peck and wife, Maj NJ. 3.
Adams und vito, Lieut.. w. IS. Fierce and
vito, Maj. Atkins Of the Rock Point fpstis
tute Mr. and Mrs. Fauntleroy and Mrs,
Karl Rohrar. The hall was very prettDy
decorated, which, with 5he uniforms Of tho
military officers and the cadets with the
ladies' costumes, made gay appearances Inc
deed Light Refreshments were served By
IL. y. Coon, tho caterer. Music was ftrs
nished hy the Howard Opera House orches-
ira. The committee, II, c. Under wood, A,
G.. Croinbc, T.. y. LaFountan, Walter
Lone aud William Englesby, deserve credit
for tho arrangements
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
Il. 1. Villains,
9th stree. and avenue a, New York City.


We. tie subscribers, lav!n., been appointed
by tie honorable the Prubate Court for Tho
District Of Ch.ttenden. COmulis sioners to re-
cctvv. examine and adj u-r tie claims ana de-
maud- a all persons against the es.
tIte Of Nophi simpson, late Of Colchester,
ir said di-tr-t deceased, and ass
ali claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from
the day OF the cate hereof beiuS, allowed ~
said Court ior that purpose, We 90 therefore
hereby -iVc notice that We will attend to the
business OF Our prominent, at the Office Of
Horny Greene. lHs olic-e St, burlington. VI,
lr sail district, ou The third Fridays Of June and
November D. Nt, at I'D o'clock a. NJ, on each OF
Dated this 9th day Of May, 1891.
JJ5Aii% q. NNt,G5i.fHnop. Commissioners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
VICINITY MATTERS.
BURLINGTON AND OTHER CHlTTEN-
DEN COUNTY TOWNS.

The Important Happenings of "a Week in
Our idst-surrounding Towns Come
in for a Generous share of Attention Mt
the Hands of Our Correspondents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Shakespeare Dramatic club gave an
entertainment at the town hall in South
Burlington Tuesday evening which was fol-
lowed by dancing. There was a large at
tendance and pleasant time was enjoyed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
4 NESTS
q THAT
~ PROVE

preudced by rival manufacturers and (best of alp
the by American housewives in their daily of
in practical cooking for quarter of century, have
proven the Royal Baking Powder autess the greatest
in eavenng strength, absolutely pure and wholesome.
Every test proyes.its superiority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
ESSEX.

b. C. Nicholas house was burned to tho
ground May 30 No insurance. The fire
caught from defective chimney.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

Exhaustive Government tests,
scientific tests by State and City
Boards of Health, the tests by
juries of competitive and indus
trial exhibitions, the minute and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
BORN.


In this city. May H. a son to Mr.. and Mrs,
ames l.. Kelley.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

Boys and girls from Maine reuembcr John
sons Anodynu Linlmcnt, Now don't deny il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
REcoRrED MORTGAGES.

Blanckensce Maurice, 70 sEadteck, lots 90 AMI o..
Conn, Td%SSnd, to c Hatch, s s'th-~ aAsv.
Crawford, Tioncts, to Collins. seth.s,, 81.
%sss sipyfsa 70 IT, ,S sosGsGs, and '' ca
caS 1se o., 70 esd sS aaa sda e.: e
s1 PEGS % Is Isf $ss y T. and Trust Co
q PaSSsas ytf 9e. T. mdrt ns%'n ed'd
David, Mr la3 70 vOrbseh. Ich'st, " Of sAs~
Drought, William; to c,rew, e cor il'h-w and
st. Frey as s" T. y Dry P e Savs' Institution
llan ss ", simon p to NJ A MeGure, s's w'ar'ss
Michael and ANOTHER to F.ed:FsS 600 Mdd''
sEsas Ese ss e Bank 81 csE: BsS1s n1
Peter 70 title Gga,n &c S ssa Trust c0u,
Idea John H. to oS sattey cor Stanton and Fr
Jordan, William q. 70 Beslen. +4th-ss ed
Leahy Gregory to r Sands ct al, n osths, d
9th.aye, mortgages, l year, s23.,G5
Miller, Louie to G. Ehret to5 Fast sls'st. dem'At
McGrath, Thomas. 70 Quinn, W Prospect Place
Munsell Eugene, TO Merrill PIG and 2is w''"
" McKenna, Mary. to W Baldwin, e5th-st W of sA'
Myef, William Il to NJ Cotes, n ili,h.st o, ION
Az. f s1s Pss s to ThoT1 Cotton cor N'd''
perez Manuel. to Bank for savings, ChriltODhers
Rhipe; Isaac to Mutual LIE Insurnce, cSgPany'
ae s1l %Sdrew j. to ride Gnaianec and Tus
Company l23d-st Of Leroy-aye. wears. 5000.
Smith, Title T., TO Powell. l19h-St. OF CHI
ave. demand, $1,000.
sheppard William 70 E,:. R59Csyn Pq,ns -
instalmens 81 $50.
'relhardt. Christina, % Bowerv Savings Bank 9
12th-st OF Avenue G. year. 80 ooo.
Thompson Henry, to A Rice, Glib Rroadway year
500 600.
i sSs &C SsS mss;2sy..
Van Orden Laura J. 10 J Poun, 136thst Of
AeXander-avc. years. 81 600.
81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.


FEATURES OF NEW DEAIlNos'
speculaaon in wheat yesterday was connhed \" ~.
oper.t,ons. Less than 100000 bushels were ue''is
In. with lower range OF prices peh~n' ~. A.
present IS bearish because OF the dnihcss III 49,
and absence of outside support Both lohss "
shorts sell on every weak spot early h, s' were
there was n decline of 5-SG7-S cent SsVAs 49,. 49,
weak and lower with liberal Hccipts q. h,'e,,. 80.
ponts and an increas In the vlsaoie suiRpD bin
teriay aided the bear element nea'S irha world 9
mcnts contributed 10 the heaviness. Inc %y 20
SHIPMENTS for the week showed an increase vi
COO bushels az compared with last wee M, ,sios
crop estimates placed its yield at l5ooVoS9o sn 10
below last year. June opened at al 20 "o - Of
81 OS a. and fell to 81 O6 l-o May sa nS a.
81 "a ~ went up to 81 90, falling TO ~ 20 30:
The snot market declined IL cent, and only iour o
ven Pal taken for export and four loads for milling A.
Com WINS weak and lower, the spot marhet pons w
pressed 162c. Prospects OF Big rSeap", .ors Local
realizing .lad selling for short sccOun, he5p %c and
downward tendency. December dropped ! s.aci sl'Y
othsr months 5-sal LAC. Exporters bought slh IA
loads oats weakened with wheat and corn. ~ az
31c Lard was 405 points lower on fril arrays ns
swine and selling by big houses in the west '''''"s
Wbes,tNDec.mber 81 O5 "a; January, 81 % o-S
February 81 OF "a March, 81 90 May II % 20,
'CornSDccember, GO Ice: January, 90 l-oe' F'o
ruary "a 3-sc; May, 81 ] &c. M o.. Nov
Oats-Docember, 40 14c; January, ~ l-2c' May
80 1Ac. 49, x oc 40. Eahruarv
Receipts Of grain and flour at New YORK nio cod
PHILADELPHIA and Boston were: MnesAiet. , sojL,oIy
Bushels corn, 297,734 bushels oats 2oo,So
The receipts Chcaso Milwaukee and s1 b h0ab
were Wheat, 329,367 bushels corn 134'Lo 2eo iHG
els. oats 1851 bushels, total grain, l,loo'ifo
bushels -four, 1850 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
COTrON MARKETs-BY TELEGRArH.

Liverpool, Dec. II. p. m-The sales Of the day IN
Guided 500 bales American ,, D.,
Futures clos d quiet. MISUNDERSTANDING. bw-md-
ding clause December delivery lit4@3 l5e4d De
cnmber ard January delivery, l4-NG4 l1-d4l Janu-
ary anil February delivery. lG64a 1G4d February
ard Ms ch delivery. 2064G4 Il cad March and Aprg
delivery 4 24-c4af 35-64d April and May delivery.
% -G4a4 20-64d May and June delivery, 3e-G4a
I3G4d: June and July delivery, 3G64d sellers July
and August delivery, 39-6fd sellers
Ncw-0reans, Dec. 14.-Cotton opened steady closed
easy middlng. 5-16c low mlGdhng i-l6c: good
ordinary 5-Sc. nominal net receipts 1896 bales
gross 1878 bales exports. T. the Contnent, 5000
bales; coasiwise, 1,275 bales sales 1880 bales
stock. 4lO,c40 bales
Galveston, Dec. 14.-Cotton dull and easy mid
ding J-1ec low mddhng, 15-lCc: good ordinary,
3-sc: net and gross receipts. 9,225 bales exports
coastwse, 5,034 bales; sales 300 bales Stock 1914,
873 bales. ~
Norfolk Doc. 14.-CottOn steadv middlng. : Ice
net pts. 1881 bales gross. 3,75s bales: exports,
10 Great Britain, 1876 bales; coastwise. 27eS bales
sales. .394 bales.
savannah Dec. 14.-Cotton dull and easv mdaling.
l-lOc: low middl.ng 8 34c: good ordinary, q 12c
net and gross receipts 1852 bales exports. to tho
Continent SI42 bales: cOastwise, 1900 bales sales,
800 bales; stock 13i, 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
THE STATE OF TRADE

Eal,imor Dec 4FlCur quiet and s UNCHANGED
e 81 o. January x o4S Ha q
February IL 0Ga$l 06 Is; March. 81 o0aS1 90 Il
shipments 9ol 3sl bush stock 1900 rs bush; sales.
90 900 bush: southern wheat easy Fuliz. 97c3H Oh
year. IS 1..a5e 34c; January $1,000 14e; February.
5S 1898 a4e March G 50 Lass i2e steamer ns
bush sales POI 900 bush; Southern corn teady white
and yellow, BOD COO. oats easier; No white
800 bush stock, 1880 bush. rye very quiet; no
.. 55a 56c receipts, 1900 bush: Stock 9lo,o7a bush.
frcglts dull and nominal. Cotton dull: mddlinG.
84o. Provisions finn and unchanged Bnter
s7 SH DO, imitation, a35e5c aile a&cy 2sc COED 10
choice, Goa 22c; rolls. fine 22c DO fair to good, 10
cos. srm Ra s sr E: "e7a a
@S sssG e reuea d F e S
Boston. Mass, Dec. 14.-Flour, quiet Germ quiet /;
No yellow CO 6Gsc. Oats steady. Froyis,ons aniet
nprhaSce.. Eggs steady Recepts-Fiour GJOO bbls
ana 5000 sacks; corn, $4,000 bush; oats, $4,000
bush shorts 251 tons.
vanced 10 on No hard and No. northern: demand
light sales, ~ carloads No. hard at 81 90 la
store l5000 bash; No northern at 81 OF 81 clos.
ing at 81 o3 5000 bush NO. northern n at csc
northern 9oc winter Fados o dull No red u fa
everytIdng EXCEPT No 3 sales carlosds No Bellow
at IS Ia s. I.2c; 2 carloads No. yellow Al 52c
carloads No. @ at SOC; ~ carloads No. 3 a 80 lie
higher sale. carloads No. white At 81 3 go
soaq' 81 81 Wait ao st 'f andy %os1n NJ
No. . ca; STATE, e5@7 Michigan, good 70 choiee
@ SS FoG Sas and bet f sSns
as i5as5 %; do. winter S5aS5 TO- rye -four. IS oja
IS so. MIil feed 1rm: coarse wintsr bran. SIS :
bush; carn 2e o2o bush S oats 80 600 bush Ship
%. busn harley.
Chicago, Dec 14.-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

OOFFEE-Thcre was a Brm nerSet for Brazil crowns
On the spot though trading contained quiet 40 no
quoted st 134aI3'sc. Sales Loo bags No :, Xd
Sirius. l3J.c; 0OV bags No Q. il'2c, G. and IVDo
bags No 9 l2.40c terms exchanged lcf iVV D,Es
No santos liable MIA srowths ste"dS ana Sahe sd
eoles lcCo hays Marlcsi6o ana 4oS uoBs SEonca
Caracas on private terms. Also LOCO iats lsoans'
24s242c. In the option line there was NIUE sces ~
and3prces Kept withh very narrow range Durlhs the
csry session there slight decline on some 1ohGs
but cables stesdiei ana hnal hsures
a rise OF 5olO points. Ha,rc closed ,nehanefG Oh
Dceembrr; Januafy. fl hetter ohers slightly higher
Hanb.rS outlet. some months = pig lower . i.oirtoh
sJonccr. 40 D. m.-Onicai Quotations: DecelHDe.'
d. ga Jan,ary, % I'd february. o9s ga; MaIcn
San. Dee. I$.-GO9i orainsry java 55iae MART,
(iO kos). 10 100; exchange, IL $40; necePts IN mo
600 bags no STOCK 2io.U00 tags. RA9 mafatt.!h.
active. lilo shipments by steamer TO Shted sEl.es
durng week 81 600 bass no shipments TO Europe during
week, 1000 bags no purchase, for Untsl States unf
ing week -C0OC bags lo purchases Tor Europe curing
week 80 OCO Dags freight pr steamer TO OhItd SAtes
jOc ana Der cent priage steamers losding at hlO Iof
UnitCd State,. 3; good sver0g' Ssatos 10 .UOi F-
eoips santos, 10000 bags santos STOCK AZ wv Da
SanIes market-Quiet Santos shipments ior Sit ~
state Is eco Santos shipments Tor Euro2 S'ooo
bags Santos purchases for United states l-Voo Lays
Santos purchases Europe, 81 900 bags sa.to frgs
stsers loading santos for United Ssies steamers
loading et Ssntos Europe, elolri from Ro, pee
10 Iranca 10, 900 bags; receipts al no Wy
10 December II, 1891, 204e,0vO bags sane time le9o
i2g2 OOO b1es same ltS9. SO 900 bags: recipe
al satfs Iuli 20 December ~, 1891, j. 5000 pas
same time 1890 sos 600 bags same tine 1850 li'oVOV
lass Tot,l sales here to-day 1l,0OO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec ID (speciaD.-Wth all the news on
wheat to-day rather bearsl ard with the trade hght,
prIces nevertheless held their own. May wheat soio
between OF 1-2 and 9s Is cents, and closed mt 10
cents Cebles as they have been each day Tor Tort
n,,h. rors Ioyer The expectation in regard TO the
yisIb7e was upset The worlds wheat SHIPMENTS - 10
EUROPE q much more important figure, SnoWeo cgn,
sdcbie Increase The aggregate made he VIZ ne
supply for Europe In spite Of tho shutting OH OF ts
pnsSiSn shipments, 100000 bushels in excess Of re-
curements The Northwestern receipts, LOIS cars
considering that they for two days. were nOt
large but they were somewhat larger than wnen tne
snoyy blockade was IN full force. cable dspatch
via Milwaukee said that the estimate OF the frenon
crop made from the threshing returns, put the 1871
Weld at 200, 100000 bushels, i33ooOooO ou,heis
Under the 1880 Yield Corn was dull but firm: year
sold between So and % IL cents and closed at %
Cents: January between AZ and 40 "a cents ana
closed at A. IA cents May between 43 3S ana a. Genus
and closed at AZ 1s cents Less than per cent Of the
cars todfy graded contract only 81 cars out OF ool
This circumstances probably the one most inllu-
entail with shorts The soft' weather docs not en-
courage hope for any speedy Improvement o,, o a
were firm within fractional range. May SOLD pc
tween 33 ard 33 IA cents ond closed Mt SO 1s cents
Pork was weak early because OF the enormous re.
ce,nts OF hogs co 900 head and the suspicion that
wright the big holder of January was selling part d
nc line through Stever. The market rallied near tne
close. The final price for January was $40 81 1-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15

ssles-D. Mcpherson & CO.: 3 Kentucky steers 1885
u average AZ 81 70 pr 100 n; do 1890 D. at 50 90
~ ut VI 65 80 do, 1879 u. at a. 5j 10 do. 1890 n. at
% Is do 1853 n. at 81 30; 10 DO 1883 n, at - -
i95 H. At 81 10; 70 DO. 1906 n, g o. i2 90 do, l25.
H. at So 81 IL do, 1856 ~ Vt 81 80 - Kentucky steers
aud Oxen mixed, 1897 N, a. So So u do. 1870 ~ ~
- 90 IL DO 1884 n, at - IL do. 1345 ~ AZ 81 10 10
a. 5 do. 3456 H. 81 81 IS 10 Do I2a3 n 81 so 70 st.
Louis DO 12Ss ~ at - 80 81 Chicago do. 1897 n, nc
q IS = do l52 70 at = q - DO 1870 o. At q 70
57 H. at 50 30 do 963 n. at So state bull 1890 ~
40 sa 5O do, 1900 N, AZ 81 40 DO, $50 H. at O. .
STATE cows gCi d. 81 20 do go H. az ~ Ia do.
1910 ~ q 81 20 do, 92s n at 81 25 20 Ohio stays.
sander: IS Chicago steers, 1855 n. at 81 65 is
d. Ile0 n. at 50 81 90 DO 1910 H. " 81 62 % do.
J254 H. at 81 20 do, 1881 n, ~ 81 less IS tho
lot 80 OHIO DO 1907 p. at a 40 los slo 90 Kentecy
dO 1910 d. ut 81 4U 80 DO, 1895 n, NJ 81 C0 ~ Ken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
LIVESTOCK MARKETs-BYT TELEGRAPH.

LIVESTOCK MAXI EIS- ~ IklerhhiII'
Buffalo Dec. I4-Cattis Receipts last twcnty -fouI
hours, $3.50 head total for week mus iar aoo nsaa
for same time last week, 1890 head; consigned
through, 1900 head $3.50 head OF which to New ora
400 mead for sale market closed dul extra steers
1900 70 leo d. "A 7o0 s. 10; choice. 400 to 500
400 H. S4 % as4 z0 mld lln butchers aud shippers
LOO TO 1850 ID. 90 81 25: light handy butchers.
1899 to s9o 10 70 81 cows " and e s 20 ext
" 500 IS 70 do common S2g ~ 30 ga 90 % c goo
oomiSn 10 sar u GoSs ~ dc, r5o1 10 cztr. eorn
80 5Oa SO 20 coarse and seen steers, $50 10 l4Co ID
SO 90 ye1rliu and light ochers. a. 81 20; Western
feeders, So 25d 81 90; bull, steh, $2S 81 70; fat
caIves, buiternlIK, i 75a 81 vcals, SIS 73a 9G %
lat s1 hours ra $500 head
Gi te Week wh ts he'd sonssd ss
1850 head. 1880 head Of which 70 New: YAK
81 but m sGSa 1sS g s s s yoT GOOD
% g do 0 light t,S - i e 70 rs e. god asayy
piss: common SIP: to fair; g ss$a so assorted
%enty fur Sors iz5o hesd total for sC week t'as
onss ea for 200 esa " head 20
York 5000 head for sale market closed dull with
sS extra fancy. 81 s5a IS 90 god T. Choice = $50
- ~ fair 10 good So 75d 81 culls and common 90 20
common b. fair do, 81 oo6$5 IS: cuis to common
20 2oa 81 rs Canada. common to extra. ~ 5odS5 IS
tGs seR Fee eH 70 y 81 nSSs r.no,
Cattle receipts. 10000 head shipments. 5000 head
market fairv active steady to shade higher Christmas
steers. sGds6 GO: good TO choice, 81 soas So %
others. So o5d& so: stOclerS. SodS3 TO- cows 81 sc
as2 90 Hoqs-Receipts. G2OOo: shipments. 5000
market lower rough and common. ~ 4O0S5 so mixed
and hackers s3 Gade3 20: prime heevv and butchers
weights, So 75aS3 s. light SO 406 81 co.. Sheep
Receipts, 1000; market slow. 1918 cents lower
sheep, S462 IS: lambs. % 1895 25.
81: Louis Dec 3.-Cattle-Receipts: 400: shipments
1900 head. Market stronger: rood to choice natives
81 4oa 60 fair 70 good dos2 1921 corn fed Indian
steers, s3as3 20. IIogs-Receipts. $500 shipments
1900 head. Market cents lower fair N choice
heavy, s3G5aS3 rs: mixed. SO 1928 10: licht
fair to choice. 50 30aS3 IS. Sheep-shipments 300
Market steady fair 10 choice s3aS5 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Dec. l4-3 :45 p. m.-Beei and pork in
poor demand. Hams In fair demand Bacon IN fair
demand; short ribs. about 10 pounds, steady at 3es
Cheese IN poor demand. Ia low and tlrpcnine In poor
demand. ROsn In fair demand. Laf-spot and
futures in poor demand Wheat In poo ic-cnd No
red winter steady ~ IS Cd: No. red spring steady
at 50 I'd. Flour in poor demand. Cor-spot I'm poor
demand futures IN good demand mixed Western spot
easy at SIS la December easy at 5s I'D JanII-
airy steady at IS 34d February steady at 5s Id.
Hops az Loadon-Psciac Coast ia fair deDand Re
ceiprs Of wheat for the last week from Atlantic ports
$4,000 quarters from Pacific ports. 5000 quarter :
from other SOURCES, 1900 quarters. Receipts OF
American corn for the last week %, 300 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
THE PETROLEUM N1RKET.

Well news from the Pitsburg oil district Yesterday
placed the production OF the McDohaid wei ior 'o
preyious twenty four hours at $4,000 barrels.
The crude oil market in this city yesterday was
dull AT the Stock Exchange there were sales OF H.,
600 barrels In National Transit cerfhcates at 81 l4a
IS "a cents The sales at the Consolidated EXcG'ngc
amounted 10 20 COO barrels at 80 lea % 1-oGJ9 "a
cents Refined oil In barrels quoted at 04o cents
IN bulk al 800 and IN cases at no. crude Ill bareS
at s. 10 and In bulk at $50. 5000
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, 10 ESQ 10
francs: Bremen, 60 MARKS; London, 1-2do 3-o
Dcucc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

london, Dec. Il. p. m.-New York. Pennsyl
vana and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 81 Ii: Cana
dian pncIfc 3d. Eric 81 L., Mexican ordinary,
20 10 1t. Paul common. 30 IL. Spanish 4s go 80.
The rate OF discount in the open market FOR shor bills
IS per cent Paris advces quote per cent rntes
IT 05 francs so centmes for the account. and cx-
change on London at .5 francs 81 l.. confines for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
OH, Markets

OH City, Dec H-Na..onal Transit certificates opened
at 5eisc; highest zoe lowest 5ysei cssod at 53Tsc.
sales. 10000 bhls; oea saces 1857 900 bbs shpments
| II, S37 bbls runs, col $50 bbs
plttsburg, Dec. li.-petoleum dull National Transit