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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
Port Townsend Marine.

Port Townsend. July 6.-Special.-Ar-
rived-Yacht Aggie from San Francisco,
at Seattle: sh Alameda from Columbia
river, at Port Angeles for orders; blk Gen.
Fairchild <rom San Francisco. at Ma
naimo: 'schr Alice Cook from San Fran
cisco. at Royal Roads, bound for Bur-
rard Inle. TO load lumber for Sydney.
SaIled-Sh Louis Walsh from Tacoma for
Payta and Callao; blk Carrollton, for
callao,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
Mississippi Cruelty to Smallpox Patients

Memphis. July 6.-Dr. +. 5. Raymond.
superintendent of the county board OF
health, reports terrible state Of affairs at
Levee Camp, down the river. He found
four negroes isolated in swamp near the
Mississippi line and left to die Of small
pox. In one tent was the corpse or a ne
gro who died Thursday, and by his side
another victim in the last stages OF that
disease. In another tent was man at the
point of death and woman almost ex-
hausted from nursing him. The Eissis-
sippi authorities Were telegraphed to re-
move the patients, but tbs, DR.. Raymond
saws. was refused, and they were left to
die.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
Cattle Thieves Arrested.

Ellensburg. July s.-Specfai.--Alex and
Andy McLoud. brothers. were arrested
and ararigned this morning on the charge
OF stealing cattle from neighbors. The
hides and skulls OF some or the missing
animals were found buried on their prem
Uses. They were held in s.. 500 bonds each
to appear before the superior court The
authorities are confident they are only a
link of an organized gang whose opera
tons extend from here to the Columbia
river on the south.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
Ra,,wa v Men Visit the Queen.

London, July 6-'The delegates TO the
international railway congress visited
Windsor castle today. The weather was
splendid. and the delegates were enabled.
not only to view the state apartments.
but were admitted to the private grounds
where the band of guards was specially
stationed for the occasion. The queen
and the Prince OF Wales drove to the
gardens at els p. m, where the presi-
dents of sections were introduced. In
GLIDING Mr.. Henry S. Haines. president
of the American railway association and
vice president of the Plant system.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07

Pert Townsend July s.-Tyhe yauht Ag-
Eie. which was reported as leaving San
Francisco with firearms for Hawaaian
revolutiontsts. passed isp the Sound to
Seattle tonight. Capt. Is1aro denied all
convention with the alleged filsbusteaing
expedition. The passage was made frssn
San Francisco in thirteen days, a sue
cessfon OF callns being eucouff cred all
tho way up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07

san Francisco. July Crank NJ. Pix
ley. the politician. orator. lawyer. and
founder OF the San Francisco ArEonaut.
The oldest weekly paper in San Francisco.
Is probably In his last Illness. He IS suf-
fsrIng from nervous prostrat ton. He Is
almost a complete wreck. both mentally
and physically. ana bis physicians have
utte hope of his recovery. His wife is
also suffering from nervous prNostration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
The Deaf-Nrute walker at Tacoma.

Tacoma. July g. Special Charles
Schmidt. the deaf mute. who is In a walk
for q wager through a greater portion of
the United States. and who was written
up In the Post-intelhgencer several days
ago. walked In today from Seattle He
expects to remain here over night and
continue his journey to Portland tomor-
row morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
PULLMAN WAGES ADVANCED.
Four Thousand Persons Get an In
crease OF 10 Per Cent.

Chicago. July 6.-The Pullman Palace
Car Company has advanced the wages
Of the employees at the Pullman shops 10
per cent, the advance of wages affecting
about 1900 people No formal announce
ment has been made by the company OF
its action, as the advance has been grad
ually taking effect in the various de-
partments during the last two weeks.
Vice President Wickes today said the
company assured It's men last year. when
tho great strike was ordered. that wages
would go up as soon as the business con-
ditions would permit. and the present in
crease was simply the fullfilment Of a
promise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
His Religion.

Truth.
Miss Churchlike-They tell me, colonel,
that YOU boast If not having been 10
church in ten years. make IL a practice
70 attend every Sunday.
Coz. Stavaway--As churches are fnsti-
tuted for sinners. you no doubt appreci-
ate the importance OF your attendance.
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4 Mind Reader.


wei. - there anything / can 40 Tor
vor,~,, asked me sbarp-featured woman
Who Rad come % the kitchen door in re-
suonSe to the knock. There is. ma an. T."
responded the wayworn tourist foa
can give ma good meal Of yictuals with
pie and cake and real cream in the ssoree
but I an something OF a rr1ind-reader ana
phySfoSnoursst. and see you amt gong
10 do H. Afternoon ma an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
John w. Foster I'm Chicago.

Chicago, July 6.-Hon. John w. Foster.
secretary of state under President Harri-
son. and the diplomatic agent in the peace
negotiations between China and Japan.
was in the city short time this after
noon on his return from China. He left
Immediately for Washington City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
vap,a Growth OF Kansas CITY.

Kansas Ctty. July SIN rhe las. I've
wars Kansas Caty's population has al
most <&assalees sn numbers. TIRE city d.
vecucry issued today Shows its present
r,eryss,atsoa - - sos SS. or an Increase OF
= per cent. over that os $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07

WASHINGTON cay. TFsy Capt -Ee<l=y
w. k4owwafe has hcen admitted to ssa1i
ta lie sam - siS.so. seFlc41E an agrcAl
sfvEn aEas cossvscston ard SENTENCE on
charges ~ forgery ard saao1xxlSnzenf.
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Heavy Rain sn North Dakota.

Fargo. y. n. Jsaly s.-1Fs,sI- srss1e< 60
saA- Hast rsE4}t IN the ya>ssEsty Of tarlseArll
xsa1aaEp3 &aeoo acres % grain. threw osl4ssi-
taxS from thc2r foundations afRi tseaGxed
c2se country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
Inherent Posi- bflitie-.

Puck.
Cpstomer-T ike that umbrella stand.
but don't think il is worth -
Salesman-why. madam. the very hrs'
umbrella that IS left - II may De worth
more than that
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Revenue Cutter wolcote at whatcom

whatcom. July s-Speciai.-The revenus
cutter wolcott arrived today. en- route TO
Sitka. and coaled at the Blue Canyon
bunkers.
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sb. Can Certainly FIJI the Pews.

Indianapolis Journal.
DO you think woman will ever sue
cessfuIly I'll the pulpit"
IT see no reason why she should not It
ought TO be easy. with the sleeves she
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For Pale, WORKOUT Folks.

No one fears spring sickness wno
uses Pasne's Celery COMPOUND. thAs
wonderful medicine that makes peo-
pie we'll No one need Do pAS
WORKOUT. with weak nerves SIC
impure blood. IL they use this grano
Gtrergrh-z1yer. Try II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07

Case were arraigned this afternoon pc
fore United States Commissioner Lougn-
airy. Their trial was set for Weoneso4y,
July 10 A large number Of witnesses
6Aye been subpenaed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
Scarcity of Harvesters.

st. Paul. July 6.-Reports from various
x,arr.s of the Northwest agree that while
a bourtEful grain harvest seems assured.
there will be difficulty In securing har-
vesters, unless the railroads will make
low rates for parties OF lalborers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07

RaEzagis Bsy. Mass. 1uiy e.-Prcxfdart
Cleveland drove over 20 Grows Nest th;s
afternoon aad made neishno.ly call gpoa
ire veteran 2ctor. JoseRa Jefferson.
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Judge smith, of Portland, Acquitted

Portland, July "a Jury I'm tire state
circuit court tonight returned a verdict
OF not guilty in the case OF Municipal
Judge n. NJ. Smith. who was on trial for
vlaffeaSance in Office. Vie was charged
with releasing courtesan on straw bail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07

Uond'c p;I!, are tasteless. mild. effective.
liuvu Ililo All druggists. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07

Dress Ducks now In stock IN
black. navy and tan grounds,
large variety OF patterns.
Instead OF waiting until the
close OF this season. I make
liberal reductions now whila
the season still continues. Ne
goods will be carried over.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
OTHER MARKErs-py TELEGRAPH

s sT Prime. Sc o. soo .s a e. s5od S Sa5
sass 81 SCgs3 fresh cows and sPrnSers SlsgS4O FED
market shade Prime sn, 50 c5d$5 7o medium
stades 81 Goo% % ssey hos 50 qs . 60 o s'no s. "
supply heavy prices shade lower Extra. <3q$3 20 good
81 80Gs4 So 5OgS7 heavy and thn calves
non stock Yards Chicago. Dec. lecat'l~-R -Reee.g,,s
u 900 head market nrmer Common ~ ezra sies,s I SSI
81 59as3 so calves 5ons5 Texans 81 7oQ 30 50 Hogs
Reeeips. 5000 bead market nrm Hea'y p@cA'ns tn4 "a
asS 55 choice assorted 80 5oas3 80 lshi. So 'oaS3 80
sttaay gt fafsf.or to choce 81 sSS$4 lambs ssa$ g
g. Louis Dec Ii -Cet.le-Recept i49 head Market
steady at unchanged prices Native Ses3 10 na-
tive cows 81 sOas2 80 Texas COWS. S2Gs2 - Hossi.--
I.ES s. s5dss 30 mixed s. 5oas5 50 heavy oo
e 90 SheepIecepts. r5s head Market tuii and Prs
Unchanged Native mixed 81 s'H'n"es' mixed . '''
Kansas city Dec le-regs Receipts. 1000 head Ma,
MeSluP sn hos !" NSrset ea" Naive se~r best s. o
81 % far 'o good s3qsa So COWS and seieTs best = 20
and feeders 81 4Oas3 lO Tey. and W~sten - top
- 10. s4gsi= sheep-Rrceipts 200 head Ma
srraio Dec Io-ca.,le-Reesps las q hours. a4io
week 1.T4i cJnsgued through 2tu2 to New lorA.
sccd rat ea1ti- we're steady at last weeks prices. ,oi
mon 10 fair were eaay To- stead! and ons "ere Hgly
extra faucy christmas steers s50s5 % fancy export
& &aS2 TO- ~ -@gs4 90, ao6; sse ~ 81 iJqsi s5 %
s,0a 70 @ea sPp1$ ssoa5o sfs5 G g @ scSsa % aG % @ prime M
helfers gi fair butchers iois - '"GS3 %
good 10 extra cows. s. sjdS3 ~, common o. iall,
s2Gs2 *. mixed butchers stock common % ged - %
and butchers lots. g tOtS- -.
extra heavy and export 50 1888 - bulls 81 2j
good choice smooth lots $S 2ogtS -, com
mon md Thin sOckers feeders. light Elod
So 25QS3 extra y feeders - 5'us3 80 Aeals were
SIuS1 30 hght % fair - 'pgfS
Mlch cows-GOod were steady " ast week prices
others very dull: late sprrgers almost unsaab= Hogs
-feceipts las hours. - 2DO head total fr werN
FAR. 81 40. ror time las week 392DO; con
32O. TO New YORK, 1900 On sale
~ opened active and 5p l0c niehe, for all
kinds market closed firm. all sold. lorters good ID
choice SO 7OGSJ 10 mixed packers. - ~. ueIlIfna
So 60 aaS3 10: good heavy 50 20. pigs. 81 s0S3 ~
fancy roughs. s34s3 IL. sfags - 'on>S sheep
and lamAs-Rsceips last ~ hours looS h-'i iol Tor
thus 80 2lO. Tor time last week. lNsn
clnsgned through 10 500. 10 New York 1900. sale
20 go. The market opened slow and fufr lo1l5c lower
for lambs sheep almost entirely neglected. nifkrt
closed steady the early decline about all sold mixed
sheep good choice quoted AZ - 2"gs2 g. extra
81 1Os2 ~. crls and common SlaS2 70. export sheep
So 2bds3 go prime fancy native lambs sold a. ~ 4op
s. fair good SO Bju>i 80. cus and common 3 ~
QS3 Ja Canada lamhs 81 2J4s4 30
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
NEEKLY ENPORTs
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York December l6. lee
CCTTON-Takne the market a. whole. T. was quite
an- undressing The initial trades "ets n,e
q advance *. say. 70 points on favorable inter
I-stsJn upon the early cables from Liverpool pn'
ina uar6at weakened and closed from unchanged TO ? 10
tor. lower than II did Private cables speak
. ,rany of condition OF trade al Manciss.ei al
ia.e expected that spinners Viii btS t'-
- rar freely. /. reported early that The llshS
csntas failed saturday held about JoVN Dai.s OF
c,on which luicated to-day and this was asssIed
s one reason the here which followed ne
advance S3Oc. sold or 10
,DsrsI A. a. Il s35c. rallied 10 s3Sc eased
81 a "a changes taxing place beiofe !
,...F During afternoon the market was without
,-sra feature trading light Offerings II spot COT
,.s-re5 The market closed quiet steady IN tone on
loss ~ apout points, the closing
-ces being the lowest " the day Ioai sales were
e0lOo bales -, rovas
- suat-h reporting hat there good crop another
-ha, tie gins working only three Gays week AM
an. her mat gins mad ali they could do anu Were
~,-gfrg nigh. md cav Th-s@ reports. however had ut
ls " 10 erec. the market as ihey Were
tse oc.lisf bearish views OF the sendeTs
ro receipts considered rather free Inc recelp
estimated a about 5O"vO paies dkiils'
.s .+ las. week 354 "A. last year he recvlps Al NN
ORLEANS Tuesday are estimated ~ 1000 te ISV" oaes
g.Ire 1904 last week. 2H49 las year, atI
roe ~. vears agc Todays receipts a. New cans
.-e~r a "a 10 - same dsy last week end
~ f7s- v-ar Galveston. 1880 bales against 10"
go - a,S Mobile IBIS bales. sgaus; 22l5 ard 5ise
l-varran 447T bales against 4s,S ana ot8- Asf Ps
tales agains: 3 AZ and Dob Housgn o.svo Dsss,
-,... 4,2 anl lO5s5: Memphis. b5S5 bales against
,,e ma 44T The receipts a. Houston tomorrow are
.s--,ated al 1000 bales against illus last
-,r -a,ee and close to-day. and closing bids the
- ans ana follow.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
ruE TRADE N cmcAGo.

Chicago. Dec fG tspeclD.- Wheat to-day got 10
low record crop 59'.c FOR May. IL sold between
and ~ and 90. l59 Nothing counted
uuch agalr., price the unexpectedly large In
crease In the ,islb- supply 3O+s That. how
the only important bear circumstance. The
worlds wheat shipments large. $1,000" bushels
cables weak the un passage statement increased
l.J2u Or bushels; Minneapolis and Duluth had S22 ears
against 26O week and ~? Las, year
FINALLY. OF selling Pa rtridge The
of the DAY against puts the market getting
price closing rally started oy
Ics. 600 busres Minneapolis reposted 2uo coo spring
wheat sold 90 to - Louis N-v-Ndr reported thirty
ae loads o. sold for export >eaOoari ceerances
We're f.r 81 900 bushels To-day receipts were 22
cars. estimate f1r Ides.ie, 80 The world :
Visible supply ro-mouow Is -Xpcced 70 increase about
500 700 bushels. Wheat Is being depressed by the
record -brcaAlng iow prices u corn enl OATS
Corn up fraction. noteworthy Deeaus~ or the
weakness wheat December closed az 2oilc January,
az 2c. MAY y a2sa.c .c higher all around East
s scramulng 10Y business az the rates
good There rains south ana
rains predicted Tor this state tonight Samples were
to-day 80 estimated for Tuesday The buying cf the
rarny deliveries. particularly ~ the January was by the
elevator people. nobody buying much as Armour As
a rule they rut their lines out again for NAY
oats ur 'c f0r Nav. closing at 1915. December
closed where tHe. riaF. 1925 The nFnness came
OF .D.t line hi S@aNefns,
10000 bushels through Parker There was about shch
IN cash corn the scramble OF the
eaatbound roads fr business having stesdylhs lhnu-
Provisions were firm pork closing lOc over saturday
lard ribs &c 5c John CndAhy was lhe best
lifvsr nf about expected. 10
head. tire estimate - 900 head. Prices were
steady Lard up 81 AZ Liverpool shippers reported
good demand.
oa he curb puts on MAY wheat closed at ,s',a5s,
calls ar Coo Puts Ma' corn closed ar 2s4u2s'.e,
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

From Tie Cincinnati Tribune.
TN. ,rff..tY4p

From TIE Cincinnati Tribune
Two policemen.
Midnight
CITY.
From the darkness OF doorway the deep brea tn
ing OF one came to the ears or the other. II was
the ONLY thing No 4llA had heard that night
tie was not paid 10 hear things
The electric lights were burning brightly. cit Is
not necessary to say right here that this Is pure
fiction Lrrhaps but II Is thrown In for good meas
ure anyhow $500 .
Bill" said the listening one It's mighty dull
tonight alnt IL - , 80, ,
other lung. Policemen only use one lung al time.
II saves energy.
Cant We
A footstcp was heard approaching as the first bobby
spoke.
stir up some sort OF amusement? I'm afraid
III 20 u sleep II We don't
That was a blum lie wasn't afraid or anything
Anything like that. at least
The footsteps approached near enough to be seen.
loo,e-ionf ed WObbiyEneed but altOget her cheer
ful night owl came In view.
No i2iSl opened his eyes and IL oked at the pedes-
triau.
Jim said ne his fellow officer. we can't have
no fun alone. That's "a sure thing.
The other nodded.
Let us. then
They glided silently 20 either side OF the unsus-
pecting traveller and raised their "hillies"
club together
and they did.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

5.S + ssasss s
ssas al os OSs bush sCs ssJ S0sn M ssans N; sS
The decrease in the English Visible and the AWAKENING
o good export demand by the decline In price started
advancing ssise closing at loss Of i.al.c tor the
dsy The export buying was good and was again proof
foreign. shipper. took $500 No 2irc
May ahoat and private terms. 5000 bush No hard
Gaisc; 1900 bush NO Northern Duutn. 1%gl.c ovet
iexx ia & s1s, & say ISnrsry ana 2S Ssss pys, s
quoted MAY price anoat; 74oo bush spring wheat
5000 oush frosted Manitoba wheat. private No
Nnr, g .po' was auo.ed at lie 9NeT MAY a.o@ A. no
was comparatively steady In face OF the weakness In
wheat Prices started of trife lower but there seemed
there not enough selling overcome the few buying
Srses se .moun, Of corn on passage for Europe IN
2oOo bush notwithstanding the large exports the las
Sen,ne exports for tbe week Mere SIS cS bush ssans
's~v bush the preceding week The interior receipts ~
year; exports. 35+oo bush against l4."" bush. There
WAS better feeling late In the day and prices rallied
decline. Cash corn was quiet but steady. loads
No were reported sor at Gs.r25.c . aroat
local. 33s G3SAc elevator and Sac delivered NJ
was quoted at 33sc elevator and 34t.c delivered
OArS-The market for oats was fairly steady to-day
There was little Weakness early sympatheticay wIui
vailed nna prices winding at unchanged % '.c de
but the unsatisfactory demand fo cash oats tells agans
wcrs 10 40 basb as fSows o nnsh 40 a., 2ge
elevator 23iac delivered. 600 bush No white -ic
I5ooo bush track white. a5aesc 100 bush rejected
mixed PIC elevator: white quoted a
2fG2rsc..... .BARiEY-The market continues dull bu;
MAI.T-Market dun AT 4s@a8c for Western AMI -
g63c FOR city. RYE-Market nominal at 45a45c
day further offerings 1900 bush prime s'a'e selling
4oisc FOR early January and small lot spot equal t.
IRE quotations to-day the closing prices for the previous
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
aus -anse and close today. today. and closing bids the

Market closed quiet steady at to points decline
,rrnared v'h Saturday closing prices lransrefrDie
.,.,cas p. Total sale l2O 100 bales. New YORK net
,-eins 3ai bales gross $500 bales exports Continent
I. a.. bales France 553 bales forwarded 1918 baies'
80 - 2 bales Total receipts to-day iOcs Daies
MS Ia .ns week 10 bales, exports to-day: Great
1{--air 3ss 9Sy bales Continent 53f
as4s Thus week; Great Britain . ''v Dsles
rance 99 bales Continent 55os bales stock loo ooi
tales spot dull unchanged MlddHhs upiahos'
, a-l6c: rniidl.ng gulf 13-l6c. No sales
liverpool cables-5pot cotton fair business doihs
,ales 10 900 bales speculation and export lOO bales
american receipts 23 900 bales American oVV
iaia receipts 23 bales American. 100 bales Nddns
,ularls 2-32d Futures opened steady buyers at l-4
,e-ue closed steady unchanged to Ia points net de-
line December SAB. December-January, eS219o Jaila
~s-eb-uary s32las February March SID Msrch-Apri
Lta. ADriAfay $50 s33. May-June. S33b; June-Juiy
nh July August Ss4b: AugUst-September Sd2-s@3
Ianchester-Yarns quiet and Arm: cloths Gull
.Or'FFF-Th@ speculative movement On the Exchange
~ absolutely featuresss no sales were maze on te
- sns bus few thereafter The market was OF holiday
,rsrcrsr up 70 the close HayTe steady a. slight Ad-
so~~e pace,rber shade lower. December $500 rfancs
..rva-v s6 - francs February, s525 francs Marcn
"a .ranc- 9o o.cla cable. 13 $50 res market steady
v-na,ga quoted at 5-l6: receipts l4VyV bags STOCK
o.. go tags Cleared United states 5000 bags ana
FY-ore santos market quiet a. 1850 res
-caYrs ~ bags stock. 4l4CcO bags shipments
- United States week. @Vr nExs pbichhses 4oV~
KS Ro shipments 1900 bags purchases a. 900 bags
ifanburg quiet Decernber 40 20 ptgz January 'i--"
- Eebr,iary 1928 pigs. March. 0t'1 pigs
closed steady at 5Gl5 points advance sales
AgEA
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

Liverpool Dee ld-3.i5 .. m.-B-~f- Extra India moss
dull at Ia 81. prime duii az SIS Iii Pork-Frlme
msss Western ine dull 5O- do medium JUN az f5-
Iams-Short cut. about ~ 10 10 10. du a. 3Bs Bacon
Cumberland cut about - % 81 ~ dul az 3Bs 6i short
rib about 10 dull rs Jd lIag clear mddeS. about
~ 10 dull 2ds I'd long and shor ,rnr middles. about
3 n dull at ShouIders-About - o. IL lb dull M
IS fard-Prnie Western spot du a. .1s N Cheese
American finest white steady 4+s DO coorel steady az
Tal,nw-Prime CITY steady IS Sd tuttonsted oil
i.ver-lol refined dnll ~ rs "a spirits ~ tnrpent.nr
-tra At 3d Rosin--tomm1u steady at - 1sd.
Nncst-Nn . I'd winter dun ~ ~ 2ad No Northern
-p-ng aul az ID TourSt Louis iancy winter steady
al - torn-Mlxed Western spot dun AZ as 2sd becem-
easy nd January easy al Is Id February easy
al 81 ii Hons London Ccasf steady at 4as
56. Receipts NJ wheat for the last TX from Atlantic
ports I'd 1n ars from other sources 1900 qrs Receipts
~ American corn iur the last week. a. 100
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

ana ordinary 2isa3c low fair to fsms fssas,Sc
3s.c good prime 3Ad4i1e. choice to fancy, oySic
extra head, 5A88c Java, 3Ad3sc: Java In bono;
Japan. 3Sttc Ps,na. 40ssc: Pa,na IN BOND oubllc
SrGAR-rhe London market according - in
cables. quiet for with buyers and seIie si
different lava quoted At 2s fair refining lus
Beet dull and tending downward slowly. I'm
quoted lts Ii1d. and January los I'd There "
porant change in situation Of the local raw s"s
market the principal holders showing reluctance 10 an
nj ruling prices and buyers to be Willing 70 txsi
AZ the basis ~ previous sales We quote; sar
~, test 3lc: muscoyato test 3sG3.c molasses
~ test 27sa3c. The refined sugar quie, % ~
unchanged granulated quoted 4ssc. Most grades nv
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
STOCKS RULE STRONG.
STANDARD SHARES ADVANCE.
INprsTRIAIs SOLD FOR PRoFIrS-BoNps
AND MONEY

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE DECEMBER -
DEALINGS II BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

II $50 bales exports Great Britain $50 psies coas
wise ifb bales sales ~ bales stock i4i sOI bales
Norfolk Dec iG.-Cotton quiet. middlng ssc; low mo
ding 1916 good ordinary TIC: net and gross
bales exports coastwse i447 bales sales %" Oa'e
stock i2i bales. - -,
Savannah. Dec. i6.-Cotton steady middlins. PC low
middng i3-i6c, good ordinary not quotrd ne, snu
gross receipts 441T bales exports coastwise 3"o baie-
sales J3s bales. stock s9.31i bales. - a..
Newt Orleans. Dec. l0-COttOn dull: good micdhhs
mddng SIC. low miidIng 7-,c. good ordinary, slos ;
net receipts II IA gross i5O3 bales exports 70
France e54G bales sales bales stock 3iVl baies