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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30

The report Of the Government covering the worlds
Mnss' O slo ISL ws this
bush S for vs and h no oa
.ss % Ns c bush ss'
SSS g.. showed s' J. % sa. of
nc Sa Hs sSa Su. Sn Of wheat
Quotations Sewosans ordinary %ids
s l iIT me choice fancy 81. ase '
MErALs,IEoNThc market continues aue, With t ,ac
s ss a a for SPOT is%ls:s % lsals
sSpp A but ' SS Ss'lS large SSS%
pig quoted dali with the indications To-, it's
s sas's Ss rf.s' s a"
s sSs d ssls as ss 0 AfS q
Sn; s o'a 81 , is' cali
1 is 4; % h .s. s CT .So, at loo so tons 6.
aS snd rsSlssy s
SSSs asked Of ol sp Ss asked S'
s s Sss S. g @ Iss s
i"% steady E,.h sasi Of closed d0
MaTsh s. Louis wa; I ,% a Is, March
y ldsss s. london s'eeS Ssd e ci7 IS
NAVAL. sToRss-MarSet continues dull and heavy ,!
sse sssa IS:a ,' s 5
& G5 a. s. go & 81. window gIa-s - 20
slssI zig, sss and tar, sSOi b'ls. Sales 500 00'
active SeEH 6a, sin %eas. sSsasss%s
Gsas of grain os % g r at and
In mscsacoSs charters there moderate business
si i saSSo IS. u British Ss
%scs sy 30 - .h i's DO fi a'
to % i
s s.p9: B. Schooner s s,s% TO-
s S gS b agar p lsG fssA r0s e
S;asT { aSSs ft.
sshoSes hsnc: With COL oo to st. johns
land and zoe to 800 to Boston,
closing oc nominal for yellow and 4'c nominal Tor crude
Of $50 bis Of old Quoted SIS
;s' ' ia az 's$ AZ
81 ssHss 'hEi
ssa '%s; &c, s$riy ;Ps
r sss r dc ns was l . Tor wc With
ely on COMPOUND is a., aso 70 ii, At , merle,
s Options Ia ,% wers dull and nonay easier The op
%,sss o. hs asv at 81 Is noy for l'J july d
si6 80 80 nominaiIy for September
.s '::s f, ssn $%ss sssn
head sfsS Fs; r1s s$n as
15d1Oc; aif, Iidlcc eoUu, -V"-ioi Iflnc ="
24c: choice 2ja2Gc. -
Cuta centrifugal, bloc mu>co\aio 81 test i-lOc
moiasscs sugar, 1Si0c Slc,. 100 BAGS Cuba cen
irugal 10 arrive. 9-lGc, and I, 90 test 20 New.
YORK for shipment canada 900 tons MANILA sugar
an OF store 10 t,rechocx scot. price In sterling
equivalent to I-i6aSc Refined strong and active W.
5@5l SC graduated, 4sd4o4s fine do +.Mao'e cubes
5a5Isc: XXXX powder d, Jsd5jGc mould \: odo.isc
diamond 4'a4 DC ecnfec!ioners aN%i sc o"'u''
sisai ooe rhocniS A. 4,saa o9s Expire aAs@t%S
o t.d4 Sic; 20 TO- 466ai4c; 40 II. 4o5a4.c; 40 ~.
"a; sc: 30 Is no rebate s'.c; No u 900 rebate.
4 5Gc Lonfon. March .0.-tane nlm ltic 0nrrlhp Z,
beet nrm good demand; Java los lQ,ad; far Ginning
Ids I'D this month 1js lid next month los ga
| STEARINE-M Market steady, with sales OF 90 hhds
oco at 7ec. Quotations ore: Oeo, 12c; lara rtarhc'
! i2Idies.6. ... ,.,,, s,,os
of $50 trs az Size for prime city -,
| TEAS-At the sales to-day there was ialr rdtr.
amounting to 500 Lsgs BY the Montsomery
Auction ana Comm Company, follows: M"ynne
IA. Wyson. l4isa9igc: GAO Young Tyson Sdioi?o 4;
| iSo Impcri,l 27hd9se; 335 Gunpowders. tal6te,'
ping Suev-l0j Young Tyson, ta11c tos Imperial
ip@i,a,c: 1is Gunpowdci eCs@Ioc. Japan-io Basket
ian Fried laiac 20 Sun dried 7ae 6a3 Congou 23sais
II India o. Pekoc 1oall'.c Oo"na,oiI i"o CHOW
o59 Formosa 3a a14c; 80 Lays and mats Java tonce'
i 235ad217sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30

-: DREsSED-Msny dealers ere now using froren
poultry in pace Of ash killed ond although arrivals Of
change Irec. for Choice fresh iosE are however quite
Arm and occasional selections Of fancy small ere some
asr ~Cs.sd out se s du s:s.
sssa"' rh f "'ts yer 7as; erSiss
dSct ssl Sew; geese. '5s e:pon. pSAspas
Sssss s'S sT, I'D .siSs Ven
Offered former asking price. being shaded sshty
Ducks duh. Geese quiet TURKEYS 80, J. re; DO.
40. 4 l3di3Lc; chickens and fowls. No. 2. l0dl2c
ducks 15al7c; geese, l2al3c
POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of potatoes
to-day. 1926 bags from Europe and gay bels RON
Havana. Foreign masngms more active and prize. held
quotablc change in selling values some fancy lesh
arrivals OF sc.gh are however no. pb,ainaos nnde, ~
Ier Sock Domestic 'S.K Continued very Dun New
closed scadcr but oferings are largely oeow prime and
better under molcrltc arrivals and air demand For.da
green vegetables nominaly UNCHANGED IN absence OF
s,G rs i, Due Sos da a,. Ss tss. "s
toes British marnume per bag 81 50asl 90 do Gemsn,
small bags. 15cdsi 40 domestic, in bulk. $50 y. s2a
200, o. ISss gsoa Pct oC s
per Dbl Ell .5asi 50 do. u.washcd large per Dbl,
1880; i,u.sia tnnips per Dbl 7oasoc Passnip.
DC dor yellow s!sss p ss siHis
crate, % So do havnns c,as ssaS: lS ss3-
Green pea. florida per crate ssaso Sects Fiords ei
crate 81 7;dso ?5 do Charleton per 100 punches s7ass
Spinach, per bp siasi So lcinss rctds and Charles
d Is. '''O' ''''"'''''' ~ ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30

FUR AND MEALThe our make. was Sery o q" e
sss %.sh ma 81 S ,ss
anly spring wheat fines ins on Svas s terms Out
Sc: i SS.s..
'sUs & Il sas s &c
Is ss.,! i !: 3 s' s. and sSs
s.sS. ' 80 SSl. at
SSss Win Ssssis sf: sa Ga
% Sss: sss s ss
e Bag %,I ss, ' sys
~: h Sss, % 81 s sy s;s g %
wheat %s.ss 0ui se oS 81 n
Closing hsSs' Of ss nls Decline In
Sse lo :sve an so Ssr
Ia. . asap ssf a
p pSs S.. n SnGns
sd ne 70 s The As 90 srsss sr
e sna from k''iss 'ys' ssSs
$: ssy Ss' q ne
%sls aS than se
ssns ss, Syss ai Sis for
'eSss in bans sea The re
sas"s s 1s's1 1 %Ssss
a OF cO3siucraOic
ee,ed ycday rccs there broke e ron A. TN The ess
is,,;ns ' eli nervous and rather unseet ~: decline
pcru,tei better export trade. and @ hrh
about a. 900 BUSH as follows: No req 49Vov pun
&c under Nay T. O. b., store 900 ush !osc l. y, ~.
store No hard wnssr 1900 hnsh &c LIB 10 &c Ia IN
Nav delivered. No. hard winter 2aVoU DUST. md
M:y " ases w'S oaps terms. store
XcrScrn swing "a 900 bush sac over May deSenfec
una 1ded 80 600 bush. private terms aeivete, -cc
The corn market opened quiet. with octT .r n ~
IL sold un flactIonay during thu early morning cassx o
Of pre.sure on the market trade small The msfm
Wss weak ana active during the latter part OF tne
following the decline In wheat Sales were 4uc
smountiSs In ali to 100OO 600 oush IN IT,
ne close MAS barely steady at the decline st,inn
Ma 0uiet with sales Of about 5000 Dush No ~ ~
ss ssya'Cs !, 1899 sgss a; ELEVATOR
sseamcr At .OATs-Thc market for oats was was
GwIct this morning and somewhat steadier with .ne
serv strength exhibited IN wheat ana corn out ~
ieosy turned closing heavy at the lowest pcs
fof lie day. Cash were more nctvc on tne eeoo
oats. 5000 6ush. s7sdssc. eeysior sna SSn"
az track white $1,000 bush, s9sai7c track mixed
Soo S Mniss clipped 1000 bush 4se elevator 1ie de-
iivfrrd DARLE.Y Market quiet Quotations are nom
inai oodSc for Western sworHwed sIa
ssf California .as "on SSSois e az
MXLT-Markct nominsly unshanseas westss 0SG no,
quctssions follow. For comparison the closing prices
last neht and the corresponding date last year arc given
w. rsSht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Now OrK, -NHFcu so 100. soo,i..
cOTrON-The cotton market has been very Irregular,
.nenng " 3n4 points decline. advancing !. points .Saln
selling points. with subsequently an uns GU
Dc decline the Liverpool figures The subseaIfms
Of "A points duo TO iceonsdcrat'ui
- rhc foreign news which not thought 70 be SO Ds1
s,sr ali in view Of break OF yesterday: SUI ater
selling orders struck the MARKET and 0nce
more broke prices Indicated The South was buyer
can. inc eascG acreage had bf very much
~ Is believed Change however. that unless weather
Az opposc develop OF the crop IL may
ysSy easily the largest crop ever raised t.eosnh,nS
fact and i'm view stocks already IN hand
VA IN view Of the cquivoca attitude OF the English spin
,s and their failure buy 70 the extent expected me
here Is still the same tine III is Dc'
Hsved 70 be part Of caution 70 call halt in selling
owing 10 the great break tho market has already
snstsned New Orleans receipts tomorrow, " Is cx
sesed win reach $500 bales The present ratio OF The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
LIVE STOCK MAPKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Dunalo. March 0.-Ca,ilc-Rcceipts last twenty,
head for same time last week $3.50 head consigned
through. 2.42O head: 70 Ncw.iork. looo hrna on
sale 20 head murket opened nrmer ana nIi Smu
oniv few here: closed firm. Hogs-Receipis ias,
twenty four hours G.45O head: total for week TINS
far 0.25O head for same time last week $50
100 head on sale. 800 head market opened slow
and lower: demand VERY light from III sources ~
closed dun light TO good Icrkers c - ~" .; ~ Sc
butcb hers, and packers sort. Y, JDoTI w, no choc
heavy here good. $50 10 300 POUNDS, qno,npe ",
a. Gt7 81 IL: pIes slow at 81 100 ~ % sheep ana
iamhs-Recepts last twenty four hours 4,eoo menu
total for week thus far. 24.e0O head for same time
70 yew-York. 1900 head ~ SALE. 4Aoo head num-.
hct opencd strong and 1Oc higher for all good stocN
frmcr for fair grades: closed strong gond 10 amy
lambs SO 75a S6 90 good TO choice, %oa ~ W, com,
mon 10 fair ajas5 So good to choice "eshers. 10 om
SG liz fair TO good lois mixed sheep, 81 1oa - IN
common. SO 15a ~ 30. ,,r 49,
Chicago, Mamh 90" The Evening Journal re-
oorts Cattle-Eeccipts. 10000 head; shipments,
500 head market steady TO strong top steers 90 %
as5 90: medium TO good "a 80o - 90 Others - oOm
M 90 led Texans "a 25ae4 40: fat native COWS ana
heIfers, ~ 65as4 10. iIogs-Reccipfs; 1900 mead
and mixed 90 72a 81 %. prime heavy ana o,'cn De-
weights. 81 35as7 As: light $500! 80. sheep-kc,,
ccpts 5000 head shipments. Zoo hrad msfHct
slightly higher natives, 81 500&6 80 Westerns - ID
az AZ: TEXANS ga 81 Is: lambs. - 5o0 IS co
81 IouIs March c0.-(attle- Receipts. 300 hend
native steers A. 5Oa ~ 90 Texas fed steers ~ ,9S
a. 40 Hog receipts. 800 head; shipments. Lew
head Market 1O015c lower: heavy S'SS. ~
mixed. 80 sOa 81 40: light s6 DO1H TO- Snecp-.
Rec eipts 900 head shipments 1000 nead' market
firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
COTTON MARKETs-I,Y TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. March a9.-Cotton easy. middl ,
net and gross receipts $50 bales sales. $50 bales
stOck, GS,600 bales. -
Norfolk March cp.-Cotton easy middling l.:c ;
gross receipts sos bales exports coastwse 10 bales
sales $40 bales stock, ~, sos bales. -.
Newt, Orleans. March 29.-Cott0n stendy good mia
ding, lI-lGc: mddling. 5-I6c low mlddlng. sc
good ordinary. l1-1Gc; net receipts 1888 bales
gross .204 bales; exports coastwise $3.50 balcs
sales, 600 bales stock. 282 $40 bales ,l
savannah. March 2a.-Cotton quiet; mddhng.
3.Sc: low middling, i-sc: good ordinary; . 5sc
Ect and gross receipts 1.1J7 bales exports coast
wise I57 bales sales, $50 bales stoch. 503sS bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY, Is RsoI2ATs.

Commencing Thursday. March 80. the popular steamers
Dre and Dean IN hmot will their ceuar trips
To- Albany leaving old Pier Al. ~ Re- foot Canil,st.
.y,rv ,r,e d,y nj l.. NJ making tircct iiection.
sunday inciudcl trains Tor points North, Fast ana
Wc-t Electric lights and b"ll in every room" Fr"eht
received untn hour ~ departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

j; ,s: ind $sS
cars for the market and including cattle in Yesterday
fs ss Were we're firm ali light so and
srs selling small fraction hsSei The ,, were
+ s 70 rev sr: 4 /, g S ssv. ';" rs: "a u.s. IS
rs sss @ cu. ss e a2 S G
N later s9ss beef ia he sssa TO-
Jay n jersey ty @n ST Nson
'S and a head % o s's IN M
and the o1noec S cary TO Bsrmuda 20 cattle o. sheep
ssrsr 50 ss c ou9y trissss
" fs j l"se"i g lss 7" Is; e: 7ss g. s;
"S' M,f FL 1914 c.: s 81 .er 1867
,'s :! 9 "a g. ass = d. 800 ISs e?
! % s' 4: iss =. r.
sI h &; 90 ' stag W. H. :; CO. D.
e!s S@s : f7ss h. ;is sSs & ;.
!: 'S' II ~ 100
s. Sanders. chicago steer. 1887 p 8 81 Si, . DO
d. Ss' li % at - .. e. 8 az DO d. 1850
So%s sd T. at dS :. - 49,
100 lc g. e. IS So pe'n. So s &c. 10. ]"
J. shambcrs q Son 10 Chicago steers iis' ~ at
Judd g. buckingham: . STATE bulls so2 n at IS 10
WIKI Iy SSsss, %:ss ss ~ &: s 81 bead
T.Iand dealers Prices Arm, and sales at s2'as'o
yer head for ,S sSm's s % choice cows '''' '0' "
saS oo $50 90 o Sd pcn at 'f,,ey S
opened % and a; hras e, gsd ,s :ss
strong Common prime veal' sod at siass per leg
ss s" sa st a. s 1 FEW .rans S'Tis & ssn
F% &c os " r "S y dre s%r" IT aIrsd s
Mullen ~ y:1l; 81 q, q. 'y r. E. at
q ~ G at . sG at 40 20 e 10 e dc a g. g aa ~ '
.!cnse.k Hollis q ysn. 20 n. a. Is 80 d. X
a. :! 10; u, DO 1913 H. q Is; do. ITO n. a, 81
=. P',s:s & a.; IS < II
60 e. DO ia NJ e % g, rs d. a a .. 90 g
no. D. - Mcrhsr.on 20 ~ vess, ilo n. at 80 49, {
fed 81 '' collin. - 81 vc 10 ~ a, rs do. 1871 n
newton & Gnlca: vea'' lo' ~ at GAO DO
~ =. Y 5. i ka ~ ~ vcels. i; 49,.
s%ars nSD r: !, care
sys1q 9o S' ssSan' ' s,ar s &c sss.
:,y pI," sheer , sSa at :ig e z sn 'r'
eGas7 IS cppcd do ., 30 ica.o 70 s"rns p.r n
| hc,vy wetbcrs at Zoe: dressed lambs az Ved.VT..;
about $50 country dressed spring lambs SOFA NJ F"'
saIcs-IIalicntcck Hollis. 200 Michigan amhs
average AZ % ~, 100 ~ ohio do so No. at 20 -
| 81 State SO m ct - 90 do ~ N AZ 90 n,
az is do So n at - Is IS spnq lambs. az - cneh
Hume Mullen loi stat lambs ~ No. NJ - "a ,,, ~,
do 90 n at 90 so: IL do few sheep - n o, - PA
~ do II n. at 80 3i4 900 Michigan no. 80 H. ~ -
| q spring lambs. at f23 for IN" lot - - -. .-.r
B %rI'SsS" 90 20 s1.f asTs: a.,
NJ Collins 81 Ohio lambs. ~ ~ A. ~ % ~ stnt ~
- n at 81 =, - do o. N At 40 80; IS Western sheep
ioo f. az 81 % 80 Stat, do. 81 n a. 90 8, do lpar,
vol and mart rplrdI ~ H. az 81 10 Wool shnep ana
%I~ped lamb 81 n at Is II spring lambs. at - 50 each
J. 81 Pdcock son. 27o St1t" lambs 81 o. 49, ~ :"
| "a N az sS % 2Os Ohio sheer 80 n. at ~ 20 as.
newton & .;iot,: 23 state lambs. - IN AZ ~ ~.
d Mcpherson & Co: lii state lambs. o. ~ at ~ a'H
| II S4Ate sheep 81 N at - p 49,.
| - u I Kasr: q bucks, 100 N. at ~ 10 ,..-
| UOGS-I,nceipts Is cars, or ,.,?J n.an. S"'rri
OF state the market Feelihg sahy aho
| .oes were made AZ ssds8 % per 100 ~. - -. o..
| NJ Collins sold 81 State hogs. lol " average Ut s'
| per 100 N. ga. -. go W n, 40 or
| Judd & Buckingham state hogs -oo w. d. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
EUROPEAN pRoprcE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 30. 2 AZ p. m.-Beef. pork nnd
hams-H0Iders offer moderately. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
offer freely. Cheese Holders "ner moderately.
Talow-Holdcrs offer moderately prime city dull nj
ass Cd. spirits Of turpenine nid rosin-' Holder:
offer moderately. Lard-spotEIicider; oner Irssly
futures. holders are not offering. Wh"at.Holders
offer sparingy Ftohr-Ifblders Offer moderately.
Ccr-sgot and fuinres-lioldtss "aes , sIari,nsy
a. ~ Cd ApriI STEADY at - 3.4d: May steady at
As sd Hops at London-lncidc Ceast-lio'ders
offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30

A.-TROY BOATS. FIRST TRIP TiICKSpAn.
u,r,, a, steamer, SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
,ye Pier 49, foot Wst I0thst. daily except Saturday.
q. IL 81 Snndav stnirnrr touchc. at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
yS3. a
NAV


The receipts Of breadstuns at interior points in tho
sands. a.t three cphers (000) omtcdnour. bbs grain.
nus h.--fOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
NORWICH LINE.
ftlus,e ano Hlus,eal Instruments.


An ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND.
tprrht and Square Pianos Of our make In perfect con-
Sltion and fy wutrancd also number OF second.hAne
PsSos OF other prominent makers 1t very low prices
S''A' WI. KNABE & CO.
14SJth Ave-. near 10th ~. New.York
EMERSON PIANOS.
~ s,hale near ltth.st illustrated catalogues free.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23

Is Ladies a, brown ,, mixed o,t Jae * as
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23
TRADE is SATISFACTORY.
Reports of Commercial Agencies show
That 1t Has Surpassed Expectations.

new YORK, N. Y, Dec 23.-The re-
ports of the commercial agencies last
night Indicate that, all things
considered, the general Christmas re-
tail trade of the country has been
extremely satisfactory. In many
towns it has surpassed expectations,
while in others there is a more orless
of q falling Off due to local conditions
1t is noticeable that while. as a gen
eral rule, the average individual pur-
ehases has been maintained, yet there
has been considerable of falling off
III the values OF the goods bought,
medium or low priced gifts being the
rule in preference to the high priced
articles that have come into favor OF
late years. There is considerable
complaint among the jeWelry trade
and the diamond dealers, indicative
o. the faet that gifts more useful than
ornamental will be the rule this YEAR.
Reports of factories. workshops, and
various other industrial enterprises
to resume operations in a few weeks
show a !arge increase over the past
month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23
ENCOUNTERED A STORM.
The Battle Ship Re oiution Has Hard
Time in the Ray OF ss:seay.
Special Dispatch 10 the GRApH1c.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
QUEENsTowN Dec 23.-The screw
battle-ship Resolution which sailed
from Plymouth on Monday for Glib
eralter to join the squadron there,
put back into port today. She re-
ports having encountered severe
storms in the Bay OF Biscay. Huge
seas boarded her, completely sweep
ing her decks. The lifeline was rig
ged, but despite the caution one of
the crew. was washed overheard.
Several Others were injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23
a treat of an exceptional nature.

81 t1seo VI GIL VA1Sl{ tlOdeil htllul4>.
s.H. zoLLER's SAND 10c. STORE.
Zollel's window is an introduction
to one Of Santa Claus most popular
retreats. There are toys of all kinds
from a baby-rattle to a locomotive.
Lamps OF all varieties, sizes and
shapes are prominentfeatu Vases,
cups and miniature cooking ranges
together with doll babies and
Christmas tree ornaments are pro-
misuously piled together in one orna-
mental display that attracts both
old and young.
FOX & OWEN
In this window is seen a most ele-
CANT display OF Chinaware, tea sets
and dinner sets in all styles at all
prices. They have added as an
amusing scene a cage of live mice
that attract the attention OF all
passers-by. TO witness a scene OF
extreme beauty and facination one
only has 10 step inside and there the
tuste Of the most fastidious will be
satisfied.
KAsToR & BLuTHENTHAL.
The window ON the left OF their
main entrance is dressed in gents
furnishing goods, such as silk hand
kelehiefs, ties and mems shoes, also
samples OF boys suits OF clothing.
All OF this display is arranged i'll
most becoming style and III very at
tractive appearance. In the left
show window is an umbrella rack ia
which rests samples OF fine silk UNI
! bIeilas Here is also IA display OF
gentlemen's travelling satchels and
all styles OF hats.
g. N. HART,
Harris windows and display room
is IL scene of unriyalled beauty and
attractiyeness for both old and
young In his right window IL Il
life size figure OF old Santa Claus
dressed in heavy overcoat, as he
plods his way over the snnw-coyered
ground. Inside the room is a dispiay
OF Christmas goods that is charming.
Everything that viii tend to gladden.
the hearts of the little ones who
! think that the return of Christmas IL
more than an age. Ar. Hart hns Al
miniature Ferris wheel that Is at
4 tracing considerable attention and
feature that everybody should see.
His display OF dolls is the most esr
tensive OF any In the city.
]. o. SMITH.
Mr.. Smiths right window is ~ dir
play OF great credit. On stand
covered with pale blue cheese cloth
are seen novelties iii the way u APPS
! ard sal;cers, plates and pitchers With
most beautiful designs thereon. On
the left OF this stand is a large sized
vase, about three and u half feet in
height. On the right isssah attr sc,A
live little stand made of cane and
wood on which is q display of vases,
lcups and Baueers and such things az
will be suitable for Christmas pres
ents. Mr.. S1nith'x display on the in-
] side Of his STORE room IL even more
pleasing than that IN the window.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23

fore he leaves. From his appearance
he looks as though he needs some
thing more than champaign the only
article now found on the table The
side board is ornamented with three
miniature Swiss figures. Hanging
on the walls are steel engrayings
and other beautiful pictures. Let
everybody go to see this display.
GREAT RED STORE.
Gus Blass & Co. take pride in their
display of goods. They have a
double front with fveshow windows
The two on the left of the main en-
trance are filled with boys and mems
clothing arranged in an attractive
manner. These two windows are
introductions to the clothing depart
ment The windows on the right
and left of the entrance to the shoe
department are displays of great
beauty. The show window is
dressed in white, blue and red cheese
cloth in alternate colors. 4 canopy
covers the chandelier, around the
borders Of which are suspended small
children'S shoes, the same arranged
in a complete circle. The shoe stand
in this window is dressed i'll ladies
fine shoes. The middle window is
trimmed in lace curtains for & back
ground. In this department is dis
play OF ladies' fine cloaks and wraps.
The window on the extreme right is
trimmed in lace curtains: the lower
section in green plush which serves
as a background for an attractive
exhibit of hat plumes and ladies and
misses hats.
PINE BLUFF MERCANTILE COMPANY.
Their window on the right of the
entrance is dressed in gents under.
wear and shoes arranged in very at
tractiye style In front and resting
on the pavement is an upright show
case divided into four sections. Here
is beautiful display OF babies shoes
made of leather and ofclOth. TO the
left of the main entrance is another
upright glass case filled with scarfs
and ladies' purses. In the window
ON the extreme left are boys and
mems suits of clothing, also hats
and caps of all styles.
BLUM's.
Mr.. Blum's window to the lett OF
the main entrance is dressed with
mems and ladies' shoes. The gentle
rsens' shoes are arranged in tiers at
the base OF the window. The ladies
shoes are fastened to pink ribbon
bands in upright sectious In regular
order on a background made OF
white cheese cloth. The window On
the right represents u sunset wherein
all the prime colors ago ra.'.'@s enfea
by sections of cheese cloth. This
serves as a background for u display
!of ladies dress goods which Is very
pleasing and attractive. just step
Inside Blumss mammoth dry goods
house and Il scene OF gorgeous
beauty greets youv eye To miss
Bluma Christmas Display > to miss
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23
WIN spend Chrls,mas on tho Farm.

Sheriff Thompson this morning
sent the following individuals down
to the farm to take Christmas din
ner with Captain Sennett; Henry
Floyd, white; Chas. Commix and
VIII Thomas, colored. Thomas is
an escaped convict.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23
THE KINGS CONDITION.
A Dispatch from Bangkok Reports the
King of Siam Ill.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
PARIS, Dec. pa dispatch from
Bangkok says that the condition of
the King OF Siam is now quite Sc
rious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23

leo Pieces heavy printed Muslin,
30 inches wide, fast, dark col
ors, for winter house dresses. Tn
loading Sale Price 10c per yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23
Active, but Weak.

Special Dispatch to the Graphic.
NEW YoRK, N. Y, Dec. 2-Thc
stock market here opened active but
weak.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23

90 Yards French Fable Silk, black,
81 inches wide, never sold for
less than SIPS per yard. Unloading
Sale Pfice...............,.....90 SOC per yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23

100 Pieces fine quality Dress
Ginghams, dark eolors;w worth
Zoe. Unloading Sale Priee...........
per yard,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-23
ADRGSS :. COODS44

10 Pieces Wool Repellent, Il yards
wide, in black, navy blue, seal
brown, grey and dark green, fine
quality. Unloading Sale Price