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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-30
Personal and Other Items.

Wllllam i. Jones, HOt WliildI1 l..
James, as announced In yesterdays
issue, is a nag candidate for asses
sor in the Fourth ward.
Walter Bevan spent Thanksgiving
day at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Bevan, of SHETLAND
street. Mr.. Bevan Is a student at La
fayette college.
Mrs. William Blume, of North Main
avenue, Is visiting at New York city.
The young men Of the Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal church conducted last
evenings revival services. There was
a large attendance.
Daniel Calan, Of Eynon street, will
be married this evening to Miss Lizzie
Evans, of Jermyn. The marriage will
take place at the home Of Mrs. James
Ord.
Select Councilman Victor H. Lauer.
Of the Twenty-flrst ward, will not be a
candidate for reelection.
Miss Maud Saunders, of Hampton
street, Is Ill.
Miss Maggie Davies, of South Main
avenue, Is home from her studies al
the New York Musical Conservatory.
DIR. w. G. Beckwith, Of this side,
visited his brother at Plymouth yes
terday.
The Cambrian Glee club, assisted by
Miss Adele Breakstone, will give an
entertainment on the evening Of Dec.
~ in St. David's hall. A large mum
Der Of tickets have already been sold.
Robert Hepburn, of F~actoryville, has
returned home after a visit on this
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Depue, of North Lin
coin avenue, spent yesterday at Mos
COW.
Mrs. Elijah Savetts, of South Fillmore
avenue, is visiting friends In Newton.
The Adonis Dancing class will hold
its annual ball in Mears' hall on the
evening Of Dec. 4. Coxey's army will
lead the grand march.
Born, Nov. "a. a son. to Mr.. and Mrs.
David Atkinson. Of Meridian street.
The C~hautauQua circle of the First
Welsh Baptist church met last evening
In the church lecture room.
Mrs. B. T. Stone. the organist of the
church, has been persuaded to recon
slider her resignation, and at the earn
est request Of the church, she will con-
tinue to act as their organist.
Mrs. Margaret Eggert Is able to be
about her house again, since her re-
cent severe illness.
Miss Maud Sanders, of Hampton
street, Is Ill with diphtheria.
The celebrated Canadian Jubilee
CluBeTS VIII give II OF their IdIieu
literary and musical entertainments
In the Hampton Street church this eve
ming. This company has sung to
crowded houses in both this country
and Europe for fifteen years, and given
eminent satisfaction. Admission, Is
and Is cents.
William v. Griniths, Of 339 North
sumner avenue himself as
o candidate for common council in the
Fourth ward. Mr.. Grifiths has resided
IN the ward Tor the past eighteen years.
10 q property old and is fully de-
serving Of the support Of the voters Of
the ward.
Politics In the Fourth ward will be
exciting during the next two weeks.
The concert Of the Canadian Jubilee
singers, which was to have been given
this evening at the Hampton Street
Methodist church, has been indefinitely
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-30
Winter Will
Soon Be Here

And to be prepared to meet the cold
weather you want O seasonabls Suit or
an Oyercoat-or both
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-30

Colonel James Fairman, of the
Scranton School Of Mines, will lecture
this evening al the meeting Of the
Welsh Philosophical society. His sub
ject IL 1.-THE Fountain of Science" MI.
Fairman is an interesting speaker. and
is capable of Offering an instructive
talk or scientific subjects. The lee
ture will be free to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
OTHER MARIsETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Dec so-Cattle-Recepts last twenty-four
ssme time last Week 5i7o head through $50
heed to NewYork $50 heal on sale ' Se neal ia 4 4o
higher all kinds sockers and feeders Were In light
rha n 81 4os, 5o good to choice Il to 0o
~ 81 i6asi 3O good mediums q $50 to 1850 no 50 '34
81 20 Ghe strongest advance for these kinds; light
butchers c srm sS9 Fat TO- h sd 81 4 to
FAIR Fat cows 50 56as2 S. mixed butchers stock common
to s 500 to- good Seekers So cGss prime feeders
ply good ones s tc @nS Fi ss PER- head poor to
extra Sass % good to choice s. 2aSs Hoss,keceips
s 40 head time las. week $40 Oh head con,
through 2o bead to nS SS seaa aar ON
s snsiaons Yorker 81 25a4 90 light grades 81 35
ssa PSss 81 s@s 49, and Sss s. Is
closed late sls last % h hours IA 90
head total thus far 90 200 head for same time
WewYorf 500 head on sale 200 head Market opened
Gy ss ana SS wrre scare market closed duh
lower FOR lambs but steady FOR sheep asor all sold
choice 81 1888 %: light common to good 81 I5Gst 70;
M s 20 Of c.R Rs S ooS y" cboc au ss
e lnF at at = % 5Sss 25 Common to air. 4os2
rDon Stock Yards chlcago Dec aocattle-Recepts
loo Market MS sn@ iGs aa % oasa "a
bulls 81 5Ggsa 90 cavs Msr s. omS0 2 Ard rf sS
hrer closing Heavy packing End singing 1 ots
s. @%Sa "a T. % to s sSG's s. S o. 's
sheep-Pecents II 600. Market 1oc higher Inferior to
choice s2ds3 20: lambs. 81 25Hs4 f5. o
6, Louis Dec 3O-Cate- Receipts. 2G,O Market
strong Native steers 15Gs3 c5: native cows y con
50 5o Texas steers 5o0ss 40; Texas 80 25s3 o.
Receipts 953 Market strong to sc higher heavy
35Gs3 G5 2OMS3 light 81 30MS3 80 sheep
Receipts ss strong good stock Lambs 50 500
81
steady: market and strong. Prime 81 loms4 90;
good sOGs4: good butchers SO 60Ts3 So rough fat
s2 HOds3 30 Hoss-Recepts light market active ana
higher Prime light s+Gs4 %: medium grades S+MS4 90
heavy grades 81 95Gs4 roughs 50 5OGs2 o. sheepSup
My light demand with prices 10000 higher than
last week Extra SO 40Hs3 80 good ~ e0d$3 10; fair
calves SO 5O6s7 %: heavv and thin s2GS3 ~
3O.-IToos-Receips. 1900 head: mar
ke strong: SO 45Ts3 so: medium and light 81 4oT
81 ~: pics s3ds3 40 Cattlcpeccirts 5000 head mar
~: he'fers best 50 G56s3 H. fair TO good
1882 f5 bulls eCTS2 and feeders SO 90
asa 4O Texas and Western SO 50Ns3 co. calves s4dSl0
Sheep-Receipts I. 800 head market slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

PROVlsIONS-The provision market was moderately &C
tive In some lines and rmer the Improvement ia hos
products west and the light receipt Of hogs POkN urn
ana active. Sales 500 bbls. quoted: Mess s. rf 20 ls
n.y. $40. shcr clear 81. jOgsIa. BEEF Firm lnotssu;
Extra mess, Ssgs, 30 family siOn ST. packet ~ 81
80. BEEF HAMS-F.rr. at SI5QfiJ. .ll,tsSSisD
HOGS Scarce and higher ooh quoted a, 1909
becs-Dull iisG.c asked for ~ 10 ~ lbs Picked
shouders-Esty tsc Picked hams steady At s'4Ds+c'
IAllOW ana lower. sales OF fOJ hlos al asc'
STEARINE- Quiet: lard &C: oeo. &c. /.
LARD-Active and higher. Sales 900 tics ~ - Cguy 20
closing at q % ASKED Self5@ ely pa ss e. GCAhnAf 1S'
RicE-The market Is steady but quiet. hoders making
lima and Louisiana common TO ordinary. 2ea2tc; low
fair fair. 3q3.c good 10 prime 3kni-c; choice 10
fancy 5d5asc; head. &c: Java. 3.G3isc; Java IN
bond 2sQSc. -.
maintained: Java quoted l2s Cd and fair refining los
It'd Beet ruled firm and rather dearer December quoted
al les iOd. January 1o1d. The local market Is
very srong very little is offered for sale as the ad
refined makes the position for raws JUST
The bid price at the Close was 3sc Tor
D6 test centrugals with sales Of $3.50 bags nnciuding
in Boston, that price from store. Other sales In
cuded $50 English Island muscoyado basis ~ test
3c store. 4571 bags Brazils basis - test
The closing price on ~ test muscovado
BIC, and 80 test molasses sugar &c. hut none
offered The market for refined sugar was very
strong nc advance. making an advance OF &c re-
Gently. soc per Dbl good many orders were in the
basis OF old prices a good many OF them with
drawn the advance. Later In the day. however some
OF them we've In again and a good business was
transacted In the aggregate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO,

Chicago Dec 30 (SpecaD.-Wheat to-day advanced a
cent, making two cents since Saturday morning, and
three cents up from the bottom May opened at 6s%c
sold between 5Sssc and h0sc and closed at 59 go0ac
The market got its impetus from New-York The sea-
board sent lot buying orders early and then sent
lot OF bull direct Argentine cable reported
excessive damage there from rains cable from The
LIVERPOOL Corn Trade News said the India %
per cent short. and that wheat was suffering from
visible showed decrease for the week OF 100000 BUSH
els the ION passage statement, decrease OF 10000;
the American visible Increase OF 100000. The
figures make certain that the worlds visible Of Tues
day will decrease least 1000 600 bushels Minneapolis
and Duluth moderate. 419. against 800 last
week and 249 last year. Seaboard clearances were
liberal almost 100000 bushels. The worlds shipments
about 100000. pretty nearly half from
America To-day's buying BY the private wire houses
for the OF the seaboard The selling was by local
professionals Prices late on the curb were shade easier
J9i. Q59asc for May.
corn was kept steady by sympathy with wheat. May
closed at 2sic sellers Receipts moderate 267
for Tuesday. i3O cars. There were very
heavy clearances $4,000 bushels The visible
Increased the local stocks 9OOO decreas
oats were steady. within range Of hc. May selling
1s7c and 1910 and closing at ec The receipts
were l47 cars the estimate for Tuesday. $50.
Provisions closing zoe Saturday;
lard over ribs Tlsa0c over There was important
buying by Cudahy and by Armour through commission
houses Hog receipts light "a to-day. and 10 OOO
for tomorrow prices at the yards &c to
IOc higher. -
on the curb puts May wheat closed at 59Nc calls
at COO May closed at 2s.c: calls, 2sisc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 30. 3:45 p. m.-Beef-Extra India
firm ia Cd; prime mess firm at 07s I'd. Pork-Prme
fine firm at sos DO medium arm 10s Hams
Short cut. about "a to 10 n steady At $50 Bacon
- No. steady at ga long clear middles about
a. 10 steady 2ss long and short clear mlddles
To- steady 2Ss Cd shoulders. about IL 10 dull
at EOS Cd ArdPrime western spot dull at 27s Cd Cheese
American finest white. firm AS Cd do colored Arm
ass. Tallow-Prime ctysteady at 22s Cottonseed OIL
Liverpool refined steady at It's Spirits Of
red winter firm at os AND No Northern spring Arm
5s 3D. Flour-st Louis fancy winter dull at Is Com
st g. SID January steady az 81 ga February steady at
3s % Hops al London-PAchc coast steady at 40i60s
Receipts Of wheat for the past week from Atlantic ports
20 300 quarters from Pacific perts 5000 Qusrters
other sources Il quarters Receipts OF American
for the past week. 5000 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

D. @y yr@. steam a STD; 1916 s.
sides 5c box meats worth Nc more Dry 'aled meas ss
quiet; strictly fresh 1896 whiskey steady: sales. ga
Milwaukee, Dec. sowheat opened hrmer and prices s
sdSss Nh Nav 6yens Se4s at o ns
5 fe 5s and closed at 2sA fair S s s IRON
Flour very dull and prices fairly nominal. MIL sunS
noninally steady
rSn s%rprse at the close Of the session to-day
prices turned suddenly from position OF threatening
en among he sstS5da; closing sss.
back close at SSt The %y for spot SaSbs Mo
sold 54i.d54sc No Northern under and No at
eSs 81 o6a$2 g for bakers Production: 5000 bbls
g. mds s's aa shorts weak
Philadelphia. Dec. 3o.-Four-Marke quiet; offerings
ssSss 5o 40 ds straeSt 81 dss winter
sh5 50 .ss g. spring S3 ''5sse M
s. oaSs patent 50 5sa o do faySre brands sa ,S
s b do city s,a %is S 8 as '
Rye HpTr s. @ sS peri s -four
Hss:sSss: S .'s:s:
under better cables and bush speculation other DO
sh on nn January and
seG0sc March ees ,s ensns
There far foreign inquiry but demand for local
rssarS No a %ssa
~siaret CARROTS dull with ample offerings at former
rates. futures neglected: nominally unchanged; No
white December January and February. 23Ha2ikc;
March 2a2sc. Butter quiet steady creamery extra ira
EggsrFresh stock firm scarce; PENNSYLVANIA fsts. 2Sc
Western do 22G23c. Cheese quiet; steady; New-fork
factory. lOalic; part skins. 6dshc sugars-Refned
firm lie higher cubes 5%c lozenge 0sc standard pow.
crown A. 5sc crystal A. 4Tsc double refined diamond A.
4sc; confectionery A. 4ac; red star 4%c; keystone A.
4ssc: Franklin b. 4i4c do extra c. 3l6c: red star G.
3-i8c green star c. 4lsc blue star Lice No 49, 4c;
q &c ALL ess3
steady winter bran in bulk s12 5oGSi3 % per ton.
St. Louis Dec. 3o-F1our unchanged. Bran UNCHANGED
Wheat higher: December 55sc; May. 59l4c. Corn I'M
changed higher; December 1890; May lehc Eggs
steady 17isc Porkstandard mess new ~ lSs lard
btc: longs 5lsc: clear ribs 5hc clear sides SEc Dry
salt eats-Shoulders 4asc longs. 44c; clear ribs. 4sc;
clear sides 4sc High wines steady at 81 p WOOL un-
changed Notwithstanding ~ 10 &c; H. Aye: IN 10.
DC: iron ties re; hemp Irvine. &c. Lead unchanged.
SHELTER firm at SO 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

erop ia seriously injured there and very little grain Is
NewYork the last week were ss4 600 bush wheat and
Hour $4,000 bbls and ii5O Interior receipts 81
against bush las, year: winter o;7io against
. MI , bush ssa@Snr ~cpis - pa bush ags' +os
sos 200 bush against 2oGcso bush FOR short rne nj
midday the weakness prevailed but in the early afternoon
900 bush in the English visible Prices rallied about c
ana trade became snie Tor time until !u,. At the clos"
sfHsfable buying pnees xfssasnf. YhfsiGf 2~ner cent
o the tho sus ns 10 Of ns day q i9m
a.
was again strong and at the close was relatively & higher
wheat advanced to a little premium on May with the
strength in cash Sales reported Of 10 co bush No
bush No hard at sac May o anoat and 5000
bush No Northern; private terms No Ncr'hern was
during the day of rather small proportions with
the movement Of the market comparatively narrow. The
the visible supply afoat for Europe.
which was 100000 bush Exports Of corn from New York
Argentine 900 bush. against 10000 bush the
previous week The interior receipts for the day were
was quiet but nrm; No 2 was Quoted a, SAG elevator
for export at 35Nc a6oat. Local sales 5000
bush steamer yellow at aAS elevator sc deliyered and
market featureless aalr. Trade small.
but sympathecaly with wheat and corn prices hardened
showed small decrease showing the continuation Of a
Sales were a. BUSH including 10000 bush No at 2si
G23isc elevator $4,000 bush no oats 22sc elevator and
Central and 20 600 bush track and ungrsded white
27c No white oats were Quoted at 24,.c BID ana sc
ranging rom s2a45c for poor feeding to good mailing
MALT-Trade is light. with Western quoted at 50qG0c
~. .. BTCKwHEAT~M Market quiet but steady. sales;
1000 bush spot 3sc quoted special February delivery 39.
G39izc.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for Satur-
day ana closing prices for the corresponding date las;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The local market not very active, as
traders. a rule did not know what to do so their
ratveiy insignificant and were for The
Al times the market showed some s,eadn-ss largely ow
ing TO the undoing Of saddies by Liverpool the Shorts
were advance Of say, ipo points THIS advance
which there moderate fluctuations. prices at
o'clock standing a point above Saturdays clos
ing. The Liverpool market about what was expect,
ed 1t opening steady and about unchangei but closed
generally isdl point lower Conflicting advices continue
TO come in from interior points some reports stating @
holders Of Offering quite freely with here
there concessions in price Some reports have
that there is cotton in the interior than e0pece
100000 bales. The marke, closed yery steady IN tone
net advance OF Ggl2 points with total sales OF
under the highest of the day. The New-fork spot
market. well Southern markets. were generaiy
unchanged. Hubbard Bros Co. say: Our market Is
awaiting solution Of the question as TO whether the
present Of the crop represents the YIELD OF
amounted towns The natural trend Is 70 accept
latter solution Of the problem as II is diicult TO
trop which were so prevalent early In the season
Throughout the trade here and in Europe there is dis
patton look for improvement IN Values AFTER Janu
ar T. parting with cotton unless COM
ls 10 do so on account OF some use for he pOcgIs
e-pcG are decidedly encouraging they are accepted
Indicating that this opinion pevaiis in that market
well in ours" The port receipts for the week
are estimated at bales against 800 1871 the same
day last week 246.JOl last year. II Is estimated
800 S II 90 bales agains, Sos the same day
week I. 2o7 last year and $50. ,yo years ago Ie
1876 the same day week and 2765l last YEAR Gal
weston l2Os2 bales against 1908 last week ana li2lz
and $40 st Year savannah 1855 bales against 81 3s
last week and 3s7s last year Sharesion l3's DaIrs
Iii bales against ls72 last year and 2193 last year
Memphis l43 bales. against 4262 last week ana -,
last year Houston 4 bales agan s,on st tno aSs wq r
estimated at 5000 tc 1900 bales. against Io'-9o last
6ns,n, -an,a and c,osa to-day and closing BIDS the
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Station. foot OF De.bro.ses and corIands sssessA
=. AZ fkxssrny xe,A aas ss -. a. dssssyl
S soa cs Arrives s,ss''e SEe D cs::!:,
4 NJ c1 ssS 4 60 s. i s ss
Gilman 81 seeDns And D AH Car. oG
Vile and Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati io'A' A. '' ~
900 r H. wEs @ffaKs s xr%s:
and Dining Cars to Chicago and Cieyean s dav
7sS ~ 81 sfix aSo.
sss d ans %%"s %f' No. lois p NJ
500 I:us pA nj 'fsSIs Sleeping Car
10 Pittsburg: Connects fol- Chicago dA"y "'' ,
lana F WxsH Hs'si AND THE soyr Eio ce
nss ca % nn az rsI' an sun;
day. $50 go il A. NJ % % GSnsres'onsi aDinias
sorThskN hAILwaYtso P NJ daily ss sns H e
Springs 2i5 night daily. sleepers to Ne"-or'ean' anu
ATLxNTfc COAST LINE-9ao 4 n daily. sIssper' e
aiy PsissRKsE' oao RAfwSY 0 Ips p
daily S FoISr s eoER rd and D'SS via Cape
Charles Route. A.: NJ. week days. and with through
sesPs1 s P y daily Pr MAY ,,op NJ week days.
Baet Paro Car s"G through .,a poo,
'G Pleasant ns H5lHs1 "o ana no r
raF0' ''' i ron n fM BIZ i - "a r,,
enc T2 Ssc sSs 90 Pi1na a% asS 80 DINING
e%r 5pin5s eai biSss Sa5 5sS % i.m Fl y:
DINING a. c arr V Dinns s" ta ssS s. H.. iai'
re isa' Offices Not. .as o lee 1922 III and %: 2s
ST0adwsy As'o O"ss and s o, r s ' %
Broadway brooklyn Annex station tso; g: FS Voc
rsHer n cSmany w ss 5r and
hSieS pS and 5esIdences through to desn1R WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Ageh,.
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. II.
Stations In New-NOrk, foot of Barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
vESTIBULED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET

Direct route NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCIAAIR.
THE ORANGES. summit iSernards, lille. Basking
Ridge, Madison, MorristOwn Passac Paterson, Boon
ton. Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON, BCDDS LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCONG, Hackettstown. SCHOOLEY'S
MOUNTAIN. Washington PHIlALpSBURG EASTON,
WATER GAP srRouDsBuRG, PoconG Mountains.
SCRANTON, PITTSTON. WILkESBARRE, NANTI.
COKE, DANvIII.E. NoRTHUMBELAND. Mont.
rose bINGIIAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH Water.
VILE UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSwEGo. ITHACA. oWEGO. ELMIRA.
CORNING, BATH. DANsvILi.E, BUFFALO and ali
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
: 10 a. AUTHORIZATION NAIL Stops at principal
stations.
200 A. M.-BUFFAI.O SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN
UTICA RlCHFIEI.p SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and
OSWEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con.
meet at Buffalo with train fot Chicago and points we,t
90 T. M-SCRANTON WII.kEsBARRE and EI.MIRA
400 L. M.-SCRANTON. WiLKESBARRE and PI.YM.
OUTH EN- 'RESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
1880 p. NJ. Daiyl.-Bunalo Vestbuled Limited Express.
for SCRANTON. BiNGHAM1ON. ELMiRA RUE
FAl.o Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects at
Buffalo with train Tor Chicago and points west. w
$50 NJ; DAILY mhuFFAi.O. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Braet Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS q, "A
Park Place 40 broadway Tickets at ferry stations si
Broadway. Ill 4h-aNe.. l2thst; 53 West i25thss
?55 Columbusave York; SSs and 726 Fulton at and
nation at all stations. " '
wEsTCOTr EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence Destination
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'''' ROYAL W IL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE Al
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Cortlandt and De.bros.S ;, sts.
700 A. W. daily. except Sunday ior MAoNii NiA'''>
and intermediate stations. pr-r
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION bKd iD.r a 70
the West and principal and local points dhlhs, ar "
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vesti6ule Sleeper -:
Ii.IO A. NJ. daily leaves at 1880 a. M cuhIaO ~
MAucH CHUNK and in'ermeda, points, c0Hhe'''0A' ''
ll p NJ daily excer, Sunday. for ELMlhA ana az
intermediates stations connections for Pottsvile and sao
ing. .hair-car to Wikesbarre. - q. N
3.3O p. NJ, ,Sundays only for Nlkesbarre. L. . ID
Junction all intermediate stations: ., ,r,Dc
1.lO daily, sunday, Tor L. ana ID.
TICIN and principal intermediate stations Pullman puies
paror-car to Wiikesbarre: connecting for Potts'ne
go p VI daily. except Sunday, for Bound BROOK anu
intermediate stations. z->>. ,.....s,.,. .,.
tions. .,,.--.,o ~r,c.pA EAYJS
and all points West Pulln sleeper vestioule tram
York TO Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and TORONTO:
connections for Reading and Harrisburg ,,. A..
$3.50 Il. NJ. daily. except suncay, LOT Easton al"
intermediate stations. S ,->.,,,. ,ocur,
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all points Mes..
pullman Seepers Chicago and Buffalo Chair-ca1 "
Wilkesbarre. ,., -. o,x "a, OLA
and 1923 Broadway 81 East l4th St. 138 East iSoth s
New-York Fulton ST. Court ST.. Us Broadway. anu
Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn, y. !: 49,.
The New York Co will call for and check Gag.
rage from hotel or through TO destination
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,snns. range and close to-day and closing ba, tn.

Market very steady at 10 l. points advance corr
pared with Saturdays closing prices. Iranserrioe
n0ces 795 Total sales 127 100 bales NewYork net re-
CENTS 40 bales gross 3v4 bales Exports: Continent,
ISj bales; Britain 1865 bales: forwarded 800
bales sales 100 bales spinners, l26 bales stock lsH
laes Total net receipts to-day 1882 bales thus far
,hs week IS bales Exports to-day: Great Britain,
81 cs bales France 49, 10 bales Continent D. 9s bales
mus far this week: Britain ~ 234 bales France.
IA no bales 09S bales stock 071 32s bales
$40, tton dun unchanged. Mddng uplands s1.c: mid
ding Gulf size Sales 80 bales. including 40t bales ex-
Dor, direct shipment. 1926 bales spinning and 200 bales
an oxso ,.,oa.
SPECULATION and export. 1000 bales; American. llpo
lales: receipts 1000 bales: American. $1,000 bales
Middiing upands 4ad. Futures opened steady and un-
changed closed quiet and steady UNCHANGED to point
net decline. Decent 42lb DecemberJ January. 42s:
February 420b February March. 42O12b; March
Apri 42ysb; Apri-May. 42ls; May-June. 42lb: June
ly 422s July 422i2b gust-Sspember, 42l.b
aanchester-Yarns steady: cloths quiet.
C,OFF'f,F--Cieneral Indifference displayed in the
cables indicated Of De-
ceber shorts HaVTe. but this without Influence
on the local speculation. Chief sales for March
Hare January. IS 30 francs February
81 M March April Sc Rio fiat at H. 100 reis FOR
No 4. exchange quoted 3-lG receipts. 5000 bags
Cleared for United States. ZOO bags ana Tor
Eurot,e 1000 bags. Santos quiet at 1000 refs:
,eceins Is bags Rio 400 600 bags. Cleared
from Rio steamship Lassel with 30 600 bags Hamburg
frm: December. lis pigs; January 7125; February
Contracts closed steady 5g10c advance Sales were
as follows