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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

Baptist Chapel-Corner Indiana avenue
and Navajo street. Sunday school at
S:15; evening preaching at 1880; Y. P s.
9. E. Friday evenings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

East Side Baptist Church-Pastor Col
Inns will preach this Lords day at IL
o'clock and at 7:30 pm. Morning theme.
The Good News evening theme, The
Unspeakable Gift Seats free; all well
come.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

Spiritualists-First National Progressive
Spiritual Society of Utah meets a Unity
hall, on Main street, every Sunday even
ing at 1880 pm: Thursday evening at s
pm. Robert Vincent, president; w. /.
Barnett, secretary. Subject for Sunday
evening, December %: 1.-THE Way to
Heaven Followed by Sects.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

Third Presbyterian Church-Rev. Josiah
McClain, pastor; Eleventh East and
Washington avenue Gincoln park }
Preaching at II am. and 7:30 pm; Sun
day school, y, noon; Society Christian En-
deavor, 645 pm; prayer meeting 1880
Wednesday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

First Baptist Church.-Corner Second
West and Third South. Rev. Is. B. Steel
man, pastor. Services at IL a. m. and
1880 p. m; Sunday school at 12:15: Y. P.
5. c. E.. $50. Wednesday evening SER
vice at 7:45. A welcome to all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

st. Mary's Cathedral.-First mass at s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Iatter-day Saints-Mission chapel south
side Second South between Second and
Third East. Preaching at II am. and p.
m. by Elder Hyrum o. Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

st. Marks CathedralFourth Sunday in
Advent Sunday school, 9:i5 am; morn
ing prayer, sermon and holy communion,
II am; evening service and sermon, $50
holy communion at 11.45 pm. Christmas
eve (Tuesday). Christmas day-Morning
prayer. sermon and holy communion, IL
am; Thursday, st. Stephens holy COM
munion. II am: Friday st. Johns holy
communion, II am; evening service, 7:30;
Saturday, holy innocent's holy commun-
ion, II am. Children's service, followed by
Christmas tree, pm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

The Central Christian Church.-Corner
Third East and Fourth South street. b
East street. Sunday school at 9:45 a.
M; preaching at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. {;
Junior Endeavor at 4:30 p. M; Christian
Endeavor at 6 D. m. The subject Of
evening sermon: kissing Babies" You
are cordially invited to attend these SER
vices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

Tiff M. E. Church-Corner First South
and Ninth East Sunday school at 9:45
a. m; preaching at II a. m. and 73O p.
m; Epworth League at $50 p. m. Every
one invited to attend all these services.
E. G.. Hunt pastor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

Westminster Presbyterian Church.-On
Fourth West between First and Second
South. F. L. Arnold pastor. Christmas
sermon in the morning at II, in the
evening at 1880 Sabbath school concert;
Sunday school 12:15; North West Sunday
school $3.50; Young Peop4s's meeting at
6:15; Junior society at 4:45; prayer meet
ing on Thursday evening at 7:30 Seats
free, all are cordially invited to these
services.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

Theosophical Society-The Theosophical
society meets in room sos Progress block
AT II am Subject: vibrations" Class
meets at same place Mondays at pm.
All are invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

First Unitarian Society-Unity hall. AZ
Main street. Rev. Adelbert L. Hudson.
minister. Services at II am. There will
be a special patriotic service in comment
grafton of the 275th anniversary of the
landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth
Rock. Subject of sermon: 1.-THE Influence
of the Puritans and Pilgrims on Our Ma
tional Life The musical programme
will consist OF appropriate selections rem
dered by the choir and congregation and
a solo by Mr.. George Lawrence, ''The
Breaking Waves Dashed High" Sunday
school at 1890. Special practice for
Christmas service. Seats are free and all
are cordially invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

o'clock; second mass at o'clock; Sum-
day school at $50; high mass and SER
mon at IL o'clock a. m; vesperS and
benediction at 1880 p. m; week. morning
mass at o'clock. Mass at st. Patricks
church at 10 o'clock a. m.
First German Elk. Lutheran st. Johns
Church.-ServiceS this morning at IL a.
m. in our church on Fifth South and
Fifth West by Rev. Otto Keehr. All are
Christmas service December %, at IL a.
m; and Christmas tree and festival at
Z D. m. at No. % West Third South. Also
services and general business meeting in
the church on December 81. No ladies'
society this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

st. Paul's Chapel-NIain street and
Fourth South. In charge of st. PaurS
Associate mission. Services today: am.
holy communion; II am, morning prayer
and litany and sermon: 3 pm, Sunday
school; 7:30 pm, evening prayer and SER
mon. Services ON Christmas day-At mid
night on Christmas eve, choral celebra-
ton of the Eucharist. AT am, holy
communion; 1920 am, morning prayer:
II am. holy communion and sermon: $50
pm. evening prayer. Daily services as
usual Monday, $50 and 9 am. and 4:30
pm; Friday am. and 7:30 pm. Other
days, 7:30 and am. and 430 pm, with
brief meditation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

St Peters Chapel-Warm Springs
Fourth Sunday in Advent. Holy commun-
evening service and sermon. 1870 Christ
mas day-Holy communion, 7:30 am;
Thursday, St. Stephens holy communion,
7:30 am: Friday. st. Johns holy COM
munion, 7:30 am; Saturday, Holy limo
cents holy communion. 7:30 am. Rev. D.
Douglas Wallace, priest-in-charge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22


Our Shirt stock is complete in
every particular.
At Use we carry the famous
Lanndried Troy Shirt, extra
heavy and well made.
At S1.0o. s1.25 and $1.50 we carry
only the celebrated Wilson
Bros Laundr.ed Shirts. We
have them in short and long
bosoms. in open back or open
front and back: also, the Coat
Shirt. in all sleeve lengths.
We have a. full line of Colored
Shirts with Starched Collars
and Cuffs, Observation-Disclosures.
......5O soc. 75c. s100 and $1.2;
Flannel Shirts, good quality, at,
Better grades. S1.00. s1.15 and s1.5C
UMBRELLAS.
We are the Salt Lake City agents
for the celebrated Lyons UNI
brella you well know. They
are the best made. Why not
buy the best when you can get
them as cheap as the inferior
sort?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

The First NJ. E. church will give a
beautiful cantata, THE False Santa
Claus in the church auditorium on
Christmas eve. The room will be taste
fully decorated and uniform treat will
be given TO every member of the Sunday
school
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22

First NJ F. church, SO East Third South.
w. *. Beans, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45,
e o. Lee, superintendent Preaching SER
vices, II am. and 1880 pm. Evening
theme, 1.-The Suicidal Nature of Sin"
Junior League, 8 pm, Mrs. Fritz, leader.
Epworth League, $50, Frank D. Wilkin-
son, president. Chatauqua circle Monday
night; Prof. W. H. Tibbles will give an
address on Bryant This will be
christmas night for the circle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

p,,,,rs pooon,s io |as or ss heaa55 cars for
expners and s!a1eitercrs and % for a. mafrt
Trade opened slow AZ decline o. lor IN r,'u , ci
steady while bologna cows were easier. IN MARI ,
sosed u o % D,s e sss a G . 8 e. per 100
II. q hafIeeds at 81 90 oxen ana me- .,s 1y the
head SASH each city dressed native s.aes so" at
f aa15DR R'5 ca:s d aues A5ra" aOe
dressed weight american sesp sSbment on the St
Inns 300 quarters of beef tor Eastuans COMPANY. and
80 quarter. Tor D. H. Sherman NJ other exports re-
' saiesDp MePGcrsoa COZ 10 one steers l!e2 p
s so ss i NJ s q q j. Zen,
s., e Is TeDnessee d. s22 ~ at 81 5o Kentucky 90
5 lux Il So At at s. g. 3 'i' rs
n 500 10 d. ioos D. at = 20 o ~ CO. At '9 So a a
90 10 H. 81 ID year;ins heers' 800 ~ at y 80
s sanders: Is Western steers 1886 n at $40 81
T Y%S at l e oIeS a. 8 TO- Dr. b.
at 50 81: stays iII5 H. a, 81 b.
IS sf@s p 9@o s.5i s' 2
g. IL las 8 81 49, 81 ! g. az aa2s " o. 70 DO ''
Sc 2hcrman d 10 NO s1 AZ , 81 a. 10 d dc M
shsmssrF II Illinois steers e., 1912 ~ at 8 40
NJ Goldsmith 10 Illinois steers, 1855 H. at "a 40 "A do
at So S Go bull r. s. %. sS4 b. at 81 20
Hume u" * Ma;a Sl; rs n a, 2; 40 ces n s'
as - so 10 TO- 90 S' at S 30 ead6 DO al S.
s &c at s. s9 go ~ St 40 at s. is an" do
Ss7 n 81 Il; Do. at 50 each: p 10 at e 80 ,,.
1910 ,''i n at $ 20 d. 81; H. g COW for $40 il
e' ~ q g 90 80 40 i 20 a,
nSilenbeck 4 Hollis cows and hoifers $50 to 800 H.
Mich COWs-Rocepts. as head 4 which - head FOR
ss D 5e sa n ie 'Ss per s
sod AT 500 JoGs;.j. . fancy Durhe-l COWS At sea.
Sales @. Curtis cows calves included al S"' GOA
III Uum. q Mullen. . cows at $50 5oqsi5 each
Hallenbeck Hollis: cows caive' Included ni s2'a
cALvTs~ Receipts ~ head. which 753 head for tn,
market counting ~ head held over Tuesday there
head sale NealS were wanted at strong Mon
not quoaby lover. Al taken except car Of Western
aives csn'n I. Sno'Sr .s s9s a 800 - pT ng
81 25GSa so fed calves at 50 5og Dressed calves FIRM
f s Ie am Ss oo ' a IA IF Average at s. per
5piss: 80 y ~: sia.ssr $40 = -, ~
80 50 30 i2s ID a 81 10 o. ~ ~ a 81 So do
t ti Calves "a, $50 a. al 81 "a a. d. ga H. at III 81 o
2O6 ~ 81 80 2ia ~ at 81 20 % do 22s N.
e. D,enrsck, il vrns. no =. e s. o. 10 m. a.
jeirr. Wright 4 CO.: 81 veal- Ias b at ss do. u,
H. q. 81 a.; 3, a. u: H. at 3d. do ia2 n at S.
llIenee,s & Hons: ysnis ica T. at So DO
~ 10 100 z, + al 50 10 5 3D. % r. at 81 S. rs a. a g
fa e" sso 's E. a g. g. q? s5s H. & Is 7
So r. d. . at 49, g. 81 s. at s. = So g. 's siS S
s. s7is. / do, 40 ~ at 81 90
G aa liz 's s 81 % 49, liz r. at s. ~ d s e.
n s. IS: : d. 30 ~ at S.; FED calves. $50 H. at
M ceias ,,al. ~ p. at S. DO. iio NJ at 81.
s1l nSs go go ~ , at 49, 49, IL 40 N .,
IS IS IS d. 10 y at & a. 100 N at s.; il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

Cash quotations foliows; -Four was quiet ana
3sass n sd 15eSs c n n S Ssq:y 4'ss
a ls m "ss' poi per- G5 5 b. ss
shcudes oxrd5 s. 2,gS snort clear sites SeoNsi,
lon 81 Al en-! lea s. a. srsnnl1 hes, - 90 1
on the Produce Exchange today the butter market was
steady creamery 22c nrsts isg2Ie; seconds lta
Cincinnati N9y 2oafiour Gu.i demand g. n3assa 7S
snchaKsH w 6r oats armer; ~ mixed 90 No 49,
MESS mes SO 8, T family $40 leaf c:'
ate oose shoulders Sc loose short rib sides 5e
pYy sail meats nrer but quiet loose shou.ae,s ~.
zoos. short ribs SO loose shsrt clear sides be- box
I1 Whsle WIFI Gut bu, finer sas i5 i5s at 81 =
Milwaukee. Nov. 20 Wheat opened steai'er. but !he
opened s,e advanced to G%c decn@ ss to s.e ana
Srsw MAY: cash was quoted c below Dccembsr sampi
wheat irmer and m5S aexe N@ ns So59."
lower and dun No nominal at Csc cash for N@semb>r
To E,' oT 10 WHIT ss,?o. ~ witt
Flour eull and unehenged, prices nominal on the Dess
Mni sturs were fair demand Provisions quiet moss
J So cash and 300 January
Minneapolis Nov. eo-Another dun day in wheat. ana
generally slindstni condition Is the record openns
first quotations for about az decline December wheat
price The opening J3isc the close o.
52'.c the lowest price MAY opened az 1i'sc. and
closed NJ 57asc the yesterday There was Il
strong demand Tor cash wheat and Hc premium for No
Northern paid hv outsiders for few cars No
Northern sold nj 5itq5ric No = Northern. 53'sc. on
| hard. 54isc. No | Northern hiSc. No =
Northern 52tc. Corn-No 3 mixed sold AT 22Ac. with
offerings light. Oas-Market continues weak ana low :
No z white. by sample sold at lO4c. No g. 15'.Nlic
Flour steady 81 WdS3 40 FOR patents SO l0us2 - FOR
bakers Production. 5000 obs; shipments. @oS hbis.
philadelphia. 20 Il lour-pcmand FOR all d-s rip
tions light prices favored buyers under general pressure
Rye -four dull shade easier under Increased pressure
to sell Choice Pennsylvania 81 7OdS2 ~ per Dbl. Buck
wheat nour-Supplles fairly liberal market weak. with
very demand az 81 ioutl 30 100 H. Wheat
dull feaufecss. with important change In prices
TO cos- call. Gables firm little export inquiry.
Contract wheat November. b.G051c. December 66'.p
Gbi.c January. Gi.G67isc February, 6si.gt,c Corn
Option market ruled steady under small offerings. but
speculative trading and foreign inquiry only moderate
Loca! CARROTS In small supply. quiet at former car
lots for local trade. 35isc for No yellow. 3jc Tor
yellow and 3tc FOR No yellow No mixed
yember. DD85i,c. December. Han3iAc. January. 3iAg
February, "a. u3iisc oatstarlos ruled steady
under moderate offerings but demand light Futures dan
without important Change. No white 2thc choice No
white 2j.G. No Whit November. .iad2itc; Decrm-
her :i.2-@c, January. ejUc5hc; February. 25023.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
corrNTpy PRODUCE MARKETS.

n
BEANS AND PEAS-No change in marrow. medium or
ana there is a fairly steady feeling Exporters have pad
81 Y2iansl rs o b for lots = red kidney. but the
orders are not larle holders do not feel a. all firm
he White kidney. yellow eye ana turtle soup
weak and have further declined Green peas
seady quote: Beans domestic. marrow choice. per
bush 81 co. DO medium. 81 as DO pea 4o DO ed KID
ney 80 white kidney. 81 .yFSl 10 do turtle
soup. 81 & yellow eye, 81 I0asl 81: 80 Lima Gail
fornla IL 92i<4Si 95 do foreign medium. old. 81 i1H
81 20 DO foreign pea old 81 l50sl % pear, bbs
SIC; do bags SOC. Scotch ST..
BUTrER-rhe weather mid and somewhat rainy
Of the cay and The volume ~ business vas COM
paratiyely small Receipts much lighter. however,
Western advices firm, with the promise 81 colder
weather sellers occasion make any further
change quotations On fancy fresh table sorts the
feeling 10 tnmstakaby steady. but some weakness II SUI
shown other qualities. We quote Creamery, fresh,
&c; fsts. 20G2lMc; do thirds 20 -econfs u
state dairy. half tubs fancy. 20lsQ2lc: do thirds to
hrsts l2ulDc. diaries entire lSn2Dc state dairy.
fins, fancy. i94le1c: do seconds 70 hrss l5Qlslc;
imitation creamery. l24lre Western dairy. lVful5c
factory fresh small tubs fancy. dc do fouhs 10 ss
0gl3c do June lIml4c.
CHEEsE-There a particle OF Improvement In
the demand Really fancy mild september large cheese
considered bgrdens0me supply. ana holders Of
such specially urging sales but the tone IL certainly
on the late pasy cheese arriving Negotiations are
pending long lines cheese. hut
81 much actual business Of Small
Size full dull and weak. some specially fancy
ohiainable at quotations but the figures
are fun quantity Exporters takl1g few
storage part skim 5nTc but otherwise the skim
IS slow Liverpool cable fGs for colgred and Ats Cd To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
EXPORTS TO DAY,
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York, November ~ IesN
dOTTON-Our market took the DOWNWARD course al We
npsrnp months showing loss OF puHI's
and d decline or 10 points MS
attributed 10 some disappointment COtlSt
market which started win an ADVANCE
ah,u but IL closed very steauY
quite fair amounting 10 lfaS'lsa
~ 900 bales for day Private 9dNices received rom
Iyerp3o speak rather encOuragney OF the SITUATION
ana abroad. and hopeful Wow ~ l"htH 1" '"'
r1iificol combinations in Turkey. Shortly afte inc ope
commenced TO buy ana Nneie
MS considerable covering by local shorts and under ms
movement of points over Yesterday oosls.
'iis during the afternoon Tor whcn we
,nan huying and local shorts mad covered te
market became quiet and narrow IneIe - II. ss'.is
close on covering by local shorts. VINO p OUT Il At,e
lotion IN the Gecne. the market closed steady WIN
October points higher than II closed YESTERDAY a'e
,,,c.fhs about points higher. AM near 20
,o,-fe higher Total sales 22doO0 bales The i0cai
no market Is unchanged The Mobile spot market was
he lower but other southern spot markets were gen
eraliv unchanged The semi-weeky interior n
shows receipts ~ 600 bales compared Win lZtvVo
bales corresponding period last week and lOop pa!es
last year while shipments were C2VV hales aglst
,o 6sles same period week. ana $1,000 bales ast
600 To- 80 coo bales against go 42s last week ana
no4 balee last Receipts AZ Nev-Cfeails u
morrow are estimated at 1900 bales against 9z
bales same day week. l2G9s bales iast year a'u
day were IA $50 bales ~ 31 bales same Gay as
week and 10 n,C bales last year Galveston eoo paIes,
against los and IS 26O bales Mobile ioo baes asa's
IS55 and 100 bales: Savannah. 5iBs oaies aga.ns.
S0s3 AMI 7s9 bales: Norfolk 400 bales agasd t"i
oes bales Memphis 1929 bales. against j. !5l anu
ia bales: Houston. $3.50 bales, against ofl anc
haes Receipts Houston tomorrow ar est'I"'e' "
Ooe,,ng range to-day. ana ciosihs oos INV
prsy!ous niSht and last year folow'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

eco ~ at 50 i2'. Co. -'7 20. o. 81 60 - - .
:" y,rherson q g.: .eas iI1 H. at 81. d. go -
a, s.. 90 veal. g H. ., 60. Il, 40 III. al,
sHHrrr AND LAMps 81 Or l2st7 hc AL Il
with cars held over ysserdsy there were % s S
nr s with some safes lower lambs held up to
about Mondays figures and all the offerings were taken
s %1'H At s. sGGs5 . per 100 NJ cus 15c per
had ordinary prime lambs at 81 15qsi 5o cars Of
"h"ice canada lambs and little bunch Of Kentucky do at
81 % Dressed mutton stead at tn6sc per ID dressed
saics~p rarrnei 2oi Canadian lambs ~ r. nv od,
Nc Sc,Ssn y d. 60 i H. at at 81 o IS 81 State do % H.
io d. 90 NJ a, 81 30 os state sheep 20 H. at - '0 10
8 g s,s'e '% :, 50 s Ct Ct 4, 81 IL rs at
e. NJ at q, s. l2 ' SG :. a. a. ~ Il n ' at s. co. e
DO ~ ~ 81 30; ~ do. ~ H. at 81 10 Co. so 10 a"
G. Denbacl State lambs. 20 IL. at 81 20 40 DO "a -
Ii at 1919 l$o state sheer and lambs X n o at g. S 81
car. - Penr.lysn, am % 3D. a, "a g. 2a q,
81 o. ai ono shee 100 NJ s. TO- sci e2 ~ P:r a.
s3lSana g ~ q DO u. ~ e s. IS SG lS'
r. 1t 81 81 3 30 O. S az c G2 at q Re cach
$ ~ Judd & Co: ~ Tenrcky lambs 10 n. .! s. ~
state e. g. y, s = WANT n' no. a n a, 81 90
III H. 81 TO- "a 40 10 No. at 81 l do io ~ No. y. n %,
81 IG4 KcnuoHy DO ~ III. at 81 go 2s ONO 40 =" 3D. "
s sanders l7a lambs y NJ ct s. 80 10 60 ~ ~
~ Of 81 ~ 100 do cd r. ct 81 G2 DO q, No. ~ I y &
~ o. - tos II AT 60 sTi, 22i Onto do ~ N ~ - %
100 s,ce DO 81 ~ at So IA do loi n ct 81 ~ /. 60 ~
- n, 80 c5 ~ do 81 GU. ~ 90 =. ~ ~ - -
90, pcnn.yvania- SO NJ at g. 90 do 10 No. az " 49,
Hallen6ecl Hollis; 2os McnTan A' ns n =, 81 %,
- d. q N at $. 37: - DO 50 N ~ -. 900 " o. ~ a;
20 " a, e. -. iot No. at ~ ~ -"' co. ~ w. II"
50 * as DO 81 N. AT - n - go, =, e.
JelllTe Wright Co: - sat- sheep' 49, o' =, at
&, az $40 DO 80 H. 81 %; - sat- 40 vi No. A n'
wF; ;ss s,a ns'G o. S 1872 at S. o5 d.
81 ~ 80 90 . ,A =. y, a a. - 10 N.
80 tt D, 40 state sheep 90 ~ at 81 %; ." d' ~ 10
ain wlkersor: 2l7 Ohio sheep, 81 No. AZ - - less 20
the lot oo ,.,,,. u,o,, g u, nj 80 ~
HOGS Receipts - cars. or S4'2 nero On nor
head were on sale NORMALLY weak ~ ID
so, -, IAN, a few ghi pics would exceed Qu''''"i.,.
49, ,.f vas ron rted have h"en SOFA 70 q" "''
nartv a; 81. 80 Country dressed weak
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Market closed seady at % points advance 9onparea
with Waterways closing prices. Trans ief9lpie n.l
X Total sales 22G coo bales New YORK net r'eN.
227 hsles gross sol bales. Exports; continent 'VV
haes. Forwarded 1871 bales; se.es. 40 bales sphets
IN bales stock lT6 bales Total net receipts To-day
al 500 bales thus this week l41Ist bales ftp,it
fo,Sov. Great britain i0-23s bales. continent ieV"-
ha,es Tins far this Great Britain, ooOla naie1
TTprce % 452 bales: Continent. 20 oN bales stock
s2s All bales Spot cotton dull Mid0linR uplands Nsci
middilng Gulf sac Sales '2O bales 100 bales contract
20 bales spinning 49,.
Liverpool cables-spot cotton good demand sales l-W"
bales speculation and export. leo bales american
II O bales receipts 5000 bales American. 1li bales
middling ulands l5-32d Futures opened steady buy
ers AZ 2-64d advance closed steady "a points net
advance November. 42ii9s November Decem1er t=+s
DecemerJanuary 1921 January Feb uary 425's en-
ruary-March. 32ib; March-Apr!l 424i-b; April MAY
425ib. May-June 42cizb. June-July 42Ns, July August
429s August September 42sizs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull
cloths quiet.
COFFEE-The volume Of business was again light era
changes narrower sales decline q lOl1 points AK
ing place al long intervals Gables were shace easier
and warehouse deliveries very light Brazilian ieceps
,sere fair Havre was barely steady al points decin
November 30 francs. December. $3.50 January. Se.op
Tebrlary IS % Rio official cables quiet. NJ Quoted
at Il refs. exchange o.. receipts. 5000 bags ci.hlel
for the United States 5000 bags AMI for Euope ""o
bags stock 200 900 bags. Santos recepis l1go tate
stock 436 bags market quiet ~ 1890 rcis III clear
ances per steamship Saeruo. 1000 bags from victoria
per Pascal OoO The Hamburg market was closed
to-dgv. No reports received from that market.
Contracts closed !ON30 points decline. Sales
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RAILROADS..
NnS'YLVANlA
RAILROAD.
As4'-.S And Cortlandt Streets

ul
900 MgAsT SFs,SSfT car h
i3"o A H. sens Dining sm9S"s saa 1sis IS
ton cars Arrives chieas2n rndianspoil, 500 4, M.
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b6tsis and resiences through 70 r. WOOD
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