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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New December r. 1906
BEEVES-Hcccipts is 323 head. all for export
ers and slnsherers with the exception Of No
trading Feeling steady. Gable advices quoted London
ana Liverpool markets steady for live cattle a, lo'+Hli.c
10 shipments to-day: I.s3S quarters Of beef IN the
Unbra Liverpool 800 cattle and SO quarters Of beef
don: lC5 cattle and i54 sheep the Ohio 10 Hull: 200
cattle on the Kansas city Bristol: and 3o2 sheep on
"r s ase 81 head and IL, head on sale Dull
and unchar sed for calves and head unsoi Poor
good veals sid at sidsG 100 NJ bunch OF grass
al 7GiOc Tor city veals 5lsgsi1c for country
dressed: 4ljc little calves and dressed grassers.
70; !. DO NJ So: sr;ssef.. aii $. c2. 60.
headone direct TO city butcher and 1914 cara for
the market Is sale. Trade was less active and
prices barely steady for sheep. while lambs declined l5c
10 prime sheep sold 81 5as3 . per 100 ~ good to
choice $5QS5 % and deck for export AT 50 3z
Dressed slow at safe per b dressed lambs weak
saiss~D. MephersOn Co: % Canadian lambs. 100 n
s. Judd Co.: 81 Kentucky lambs. ~ 10. at s. i5 90
Indiana do. % 10 al So lo3 Indiana sheep 50 H. at ~
liz do 1Ol ID. at s. TO- 1913 Kentucky do lo3 d. at 50 49,
q do IS n. at 81 10. 49,
s. sanders 1870 Canadian lambs, 81 H. At s. 90: l02
iG2 Kentucky sheep I0l ~ 81 % culs 81 - per
head. $3.50. -.
Harrington 2I3 Canadian lambs lol H. at 3d. VI DO
Hume Mullen: 100 Canadian lambs IS 10 at s. 20;
1876 Pennsyvania do. GO IL. at 50 10: Pennsylvania
H. f. Hollis: 40 Canadian lambs. ~ n. AT IS 90 le5
DO 81 10 at 50 49, lo state DO "a ~ at - %; 80 state
sheep 90 ID. 81 70; also late Friday: lbs Canadian
lambs 81 ~ at g 81, 1876 do - r. at s. % %, ..un,
terers Two and half cars OF hogs. held over from
previous arrivals were sod at steady prices Country
Sales Sanders 2O5 Tennessee hogs. l6 ID
at So e7sh per 100 n: 1856 do rs H. at 50 o2sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. IL (spcciaD The wheat bull, carried
their camp ,gE n little further to-day. closing the mar
ket / cert Friday making p. cents IN two days
LIVERPOOL came higher expected. The best aid.
however was the big export clearances for the week
4 30. 90, bnshe. Clearances for the day were ais,
libera-ti5 bushels. Argentine shipments were small
only "a bushels and Argentine crop news was Of tho
same sort for tho last days announcing serious
damage Minneapolis reported aIg- four sales In the
last two daya Milwaukee, shipped iVvo barrels OF Hour
Northwestern receipts were moderate only Uo cars at
Minneapolis and Chicago against 5iJ last saturday aud
Ii22 last year There a good-sized local out-In'
spection-I79ooo bushels Tho market hestated FOR a
while when learned that Armour had made large
Of cash wheat around the different Offices The
about top The Armour deliveries amounted 10 about
i5,oVW bushel.. and the afternoon the houses that
got ms grain sending some Of IL around again
nnnet Of the deliveries on the December NAV differences
was not prcep,be howeyer tho spread keeping a, SKI
those deliveries more on Monday than II ala to-day.
nse To @ |HG lot Of h Hhra baH Sa there
proof Of i, Large receipt, Of wheat at Buffalo
somewhat Tho trade now expects decrease OF 'a0No
is little say about the pit trade. St. Louis concerns
were rather sonspeg , as G ,s,l goo, a., IN
!. cent under Fridays May sold between ~. and a3.
ears with q, estimated for Monday samples were
bushels and cearanccs to-day 10000 bushels The
II %% warm goa al the " ana 81
s,swhse be on sna" n s ~ keep down
oats were slow. losing isHis cent. and tho cash and
futures particularly weak May sold from 2os
10 2tss cents, and closed GOA Samples
a cent lower receipts large $40 with $50
estimated for Monday The only incident In the pit was
Of shorts A large increase In local stocks ia
expected on Monday. possibly 10000 bushels.
Provisions kept nm by small hog receipts and by
the advance in wheat Pork. lard and ribs closed 2s to
. cents Friday. There were only 5000 hogs. The
Monday, however. was 40 600 and for next
week 10000 In the West there were 1900 hogs
against last Prices at the yards sc
higher There some unmportant covering Of shorts
Packers said the cash demand was poor.
on curb puts Nav wheat closed at 1o7. cents
calls So cents Puts May corn closed at 25s cents
calls at 2ot.Q251 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, December IL 1870;
COTTON-The local cotton market c.osea qGII as ~rre
n 10 decline from yesterday CLOSING.
70 100 bales Prices active months hucuateu VII
the narrow OF points The closing prices Market
Was without specially interesting features me A'1l
pool arrival market closed with net advance OF y.
bales The movement for the day was rather 5 a.
receipts the ports this week are es' nnst and
123 40 last year receipts at Houston Mohnas az.
estimated at H. goo 1000 bales. against 100 Non
and s05 last year Receipts AZ ANS, 10 ais
ssne 6av last 14.734 last year me re II
At principal points to-day We're us ws an6
ton 1851 bales. against 2i2 same Gay I1s Iss and
0Ss6 last year Memphis 221O bales agahs zoo S,rrin
26sO; ST. Louis. $40 bales. against 90 any ino
matt 1857 bales. against 1gto ana oo; s,ffersnce Of
opinion the Liverpool cables but IN re Very
looked upon as more iavofao,s Southern spot
nsrkeIs We're quiet but generally unchansed A. AZ
River the print cloth market was steady n 900 with
~ sysr w's 90 bales Stock $4,000 PIECES which
r. somewhat smaller than the stock last week Inc ho
MAJ renorts received by THE Financial Chronic.e up
70 Friday evening indicate that me a.. hen
whole favorable the last week. h
rain in some localities but as rule tne TEA there
has been light. The marketing OF me crop t
fore suffered interruption Iexas rtion ~ he
IS about picked in the scuhwes,eh The Co
Snrhns CORRESPONDENT states tnat ~ per ee1rs
the of tina; vicinity week ye Bales agans
eSp sy7 bales for the corresponding week ast yea an.
the the amount IN s ba iriaa This makes
IN sight 59i 1853 bales. against 4ls2i2' same
time year The total visible supPy 81 same date OF
ssSs falling on Of 50o36 bales from the
date OF 1894 decrease OF 4o"9si eaies es
6e total visible ssr 'apy os. IN isa and
TSo Total American supply is Sos9olo bales against
q $40 400 time last year. -. .,.sr, h,s. tho
Openns range and close TO-DAY. ana e'os"s ' Wv
mtg nd asst
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OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dec. 12.-Cattle-Receipts for the last "a
hours 5ss head for week thus far 1874; for
the same time last week. L. 73i: consigned through
22GG: NewYork. 1000. on sale. - Market opened
closed weak Veals dull and slow: good to choice. $50
s. 5O fair s4gsi Is; heavy fed calves s24
81 HogsReceips for the last "a hours. 5120 head
total for week thus far. 1880: for the time last
week. 81 800: consigned through 1850: to New-York
224O: 800 Market opened active: closed easier
pigs fair choice. 81 75a$4: medium. So logs3 40;
heavy SO roughs So 9JsS3 10; stays 81 25ax2 10
Sheep and lambs-Receips for the last "a hours 800
head week thus far 80 GD0 for the time
last week A. 700: consigned through 200 to New-Yor's
600; sale, 200. including 600 held over. Market
opened dull and lower for sheep lambs slow: closed
very dull for sheep with few decks held over prime
heavy lambs 81 904s5 10: good to choice 81 C5d$ so:
common fair. "a 1894 S. culs and common lots.
SO 25gA 49, mixed sheep good to choice 80 2on$S 49,
fair lots. s2dS3 15 export demand Mt ALL Late
sales: Canada lambs. 81 75G$4 IS for handy lots and
81 4Oa$4 30 for bucky and heavy lots Of il5 to 125
Gull lots SO 50a$4. some Of the latter holding
cepts 791 head. Market steady and shade
81 2d$2 So native 81 5OGs2 q. Hogs
Receipts 500 head: market active and shade higher
Workers So 25@S3 3d. packers SO 1OGf3 3d. heavy. s4
Union stock Yards Chicago Dec l2--Cattie-Receipts
500 head Market easy Common to extra steers 81 400
IS stockers and feeders So 70d$3 90 and bulls
81 bO9s3 To- calves s3de5 81 Texans 81 s0d$ o. Hogs
Receipts 1900 head Market TO SC higher heavy
packing and shipping lots 81 36ts 45 common to choice
81 SsGss IS: piSs So 0oass IS sheep-Rscepts i.ooj
head Market nominay steady; inferior to choice SEA
Kansas City Dee f2.-Cattle---ReceIpts. 1000 head:
market nominal Hogs-ReceIpts. 1000 head; market
opened strong ana closed easy Light - so0$s 70; me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13

Market closed quiet at to points net declne corr,
rared with yesterdays closing prices Transerfloe no
tees 100 Total sales 10 100 bales Spot cotton qoies
unchanged; middling uplands 7sc middns Guii' &C
sales 65 bales all spinning ,, c.. ..,.oo
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cablesspot COTTON
easier Sales 600 bales Speculation ana export oo"
baies American 5000 bales receipts "a 600 bales Amer
ican 49, eco bales Middling uplands 4sd futsTes
points net advance February S6So EsoF9ary
Garch s63b: March-April 363lss: ApHl-May 4wo; May
June. 4ooi.b; JuneJuiy 4olb: JulyAugus1 4oIso AN
gust tember 4O0s December 4O2'5s; Decempef-'ah
uary. 863l1b. ,, ,.u u,.,
loss Of 6a5 points and total sales OF 10y paes,
The weakness sympathy with DreaK IN ioIeIs..
Havrs opened unclaimed but closed WITH N ne
loss of y point Hamburg closed with net loss OF .s =
pfenning Exchange 3-i6d higher. but the decline IN
nrces al Rio was to double the advance IN eN-
change and supposed to have broken the iorels
markets Trading home and abroad was moderate 10,
the day Our narrow. The stock IN braxii
r. l26 bags The steamship Sirius cleared from fo
with o5 600 bags The public cable reported Rio NO
exchange standard 9s250: exchange so-6d asains'
Lied yesterday; Rio receipts. 400 bales o ciea
ances United States. loco and for Europe o. o,
Rio stock 397 OOO market weak Santos receipts ~ooVO
bags; Santos stock $4,000 market quiet good ayesage
santos lOSSOO The cash market was Gull and wthou,
Important change RIO No spot quoted at loc io'
invoices and 9ssc invoices Mild conee was sio"
but tone steady. - ,. -. .,o.,r.
unpino to n
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. Dec. H. p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
nrm at SIS Cd prime mess Arm at Ats Cd. Pork-Prime
mess Western hne steady at ASS Cd do medium steady
at Ais 3D. Hamsshor cut. about IA to 10 10. dull at
4os Cd Bacon-Cumberand cut about 2s to 30 10 dull
long clear mddles light about 35 to IS H. dun 29s;
long cleo mddes heavy. about 40 to IS ~ dun 2Ss;
short clear mddes. heavy about As to so H. firm at
2ds Cd clear bellies. about II to IL No. dull 2Ss Cd.
Western. spot, dull at EOS ID CheeseAmercan finest
white and coored steady at Sis for September make
Tallow-Prime city dull at 18s Cd. Cottonseed OIL
Liverpool refined steady at los Cd Spirits Of urpentins
firm at 2Os Cd Rosin-Common Arm at IS 9d. Wheat
No Northern spring steady at o. sgd. Corn-Mxed
western. spot old. dull at 2s 9Hd: December dull 1t
Flour-St Louis fancy winter dull ct = 3D. Hops q
London-Pacinc Coast steady q 5006oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec 12-Coton easy: middling. 1-16c low
mIddlng, 1916: good ordinary, 1885, receipts
V6l4 baes gross 10 ia bales. Great Britain
sales 33s bales. splnners 80 bales stock
Norfolk Dec I2-Co,ton nominal; middling. 7c: low
middling GAc good ordinary 10 &c., and gross
celps 5TsO bales exports coastwise 1867 bales saes
Od3 baes; stock $751; 900 bales
'New--)rleans Dec. 12.-Cotton steady: good mddng
ordinary T-i6c receipts 1914 bales gross. II
bales exports Great Britain. $500 bales Con
tnent 1887 ba.es coastwse. LOIS bales: sales 1900
bales; stock. 400. 624 bales
Savannah Dec. 12-Cotton dull: middling, $40: low
middling 6sc and receipts 1901 bales exports
$500 bales sales 10 bales stock 12 45f bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13

sneep. a. c.,,,.u Market steady; extra
a as4 co. prime s. asas+ 40; good s. i9ast TX COM
ss soasi 0s fair So oas3 80: common y s 81 5o
ss fresh cows and sprnsers sl5qs41 HOGS &C
80 80 ned,ur, 50 5DIsa prime light. 81 oJas oo M
=, n, "a *. heavy hogs 50 JOG % 40: good rusn sol
Gs2 w. Sheep-Market strong prime - '"s' "a, ~. 81 81
~ go, ,oc@sl: choice lambs. 81 ioaSj common " Ian
lambs 50 1894: veal calves ~ oVaso ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave ". 42d st. Station. N. r. a 1OlloWH -
is m earlier from foot Franklin st.:
a,:sO A. N. Daily. Local to Buffalo, 1910.
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland. CnieagA
Hiss A. M. Daily. except Sunday. Cat:ki noSn-
tsins New-Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewes.n
Albany. Utica Saratoga Caldwell. Lake Georse rs1'''
GOO p Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica syracus.e
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Dsuo'"
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis.
yi4S p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday for Utica. syFse~~
SID - NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica Syracuse Rocns1s
Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto. petroh Cleveland -
and ST. Louis
Time tables At principal hotels and ofhcea
B Vanderbilt ave-. New YoSSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Dec: u. lao p m-consols III 1919 for
money liz 116 for the account Canadian Pacific 81:
Erie ISM Erie first preferred 80: Illinois Central 90;
Mexican Ordinary 2lk ST Paul common 76Ss New York
Central. 9sh; Pennsylvania, 63N: Reading IA; Mexican
Central per cent bonds. G0s Louisville and Nashville.
6lA; Atchson common hts.
2:so p m.--The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Bank England balance to-day flSO0O Paris
advces quote cent rentes at 03 francs % cenmes
for the account
Berlin Dec. 12.-Exchangs on London. 20 marks -
pfcnnings for sight and 20 marks 1914 pfennngs
day bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13

Leave New-lork. foot Of Liberty ST.. daily
CHICAGO, +. M, aad IL Is night
PII1SnukGi $40. e a,, SYM 2 sun. r. night
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 500. 10 Dining On
II 30 A. M Dining Carr. $3.50 Dining Carr lD1rreS
Carr o. mr. ~ is night. sunday. 10 Dining Carr. ii.Y
a m Dining Carl. Dining Carl. Dining Carr. III
night. 40,
NEW-ORIEANS. Through Sleeper. $50 .. m O5unoV
400 p nj. ~. -. 49,.
Ofices: 49, l72 26l. AIS, $40 Bway 81 itsn ~:
i27 Bowery. N Y $3.50. 34s Futonst, Brooklyn staao2
foot OF Liberty ST. N c. II. r. OF NJ J. Baggage cbec
eronn hofn ~ O destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13

'.n easaoH Eisa9 a9 %s pr@g
wheat 7olasoc; ~ red se'.g saI.c 80 corn ~
23.e' 80 oats u els ~ ye s ; M Sn .i~
s. ' @eminal mes. psr per Sb % l,4 per
pp ns, - ssaSdcs ,6aSe s. 2SS 90 -or c.
doScn SASS ia. ~hisN,y dI'iie" finished sGo',.
star ~ s. 20 in' 81 oil raw 3D. boiled. ~.
on the Produce Exrhansc to-day the uter n'skr' was
igrs weak. fresh 81 ok. i5Hi'c
cnc9nn vSi9 patents e. :: 1 1ss
= = - si. &c. . e. f'd Sc rejected r (,a
aae y wss c r %ss '1 mixed i7c Pork
Lar" Kettle-dried leaf &C. Bacon-r,oose shoulders.
81, e.s shaF re .de. i, = .a., cc a; . ..
s. os; IL shore Gear sides 81 2o 8, ~ clear ese'
So lex. f9.s Il, ' wh.: s" 's IS
Milwaukee i2whea, opened '.e l higher: Ma, May
opened so,.c roe to o''e ana closed a. S; KY z
s,-ing ia 80, sample harley steady medium GRADES c
80 sanS'a f Flour ,sre ,,ca S but a. price,
nearly nominal In the absence OF sales N'su''' IN
changed
day and held an adsanee ic May opened at 'ec the
s~ e" cam sHa Wheat a VI. ' %as better
80 No,ns!n ytsa, dsssn No 9f .e al c an
der 40 l. and No at sasc under on track No hard.
MSie N inquiry !'I S5isni. ,Sq:s e;
mi aiin a. . w is'' " ''
philadelphia. Dec i2-riour dull. unclaimed wheat
ccmbcr sa.gs9a,c. January. "uo"',c: February. rid
on ~ March ig2ic CARROTS In export elevator 80
Pennsyyania red 9iisc bid; No > Delaware red '''9,
hil \, rcd g3i5c No red N"'sc' No
northern srrng si. 9s".c Corn showed no lnportah
change and rulei .rm. mixed December 2'lp2I,sc
January .7aa2s.. February. ,N2si March - 4
2sSc. CARROTS export elevator No mixed :. 80
asked. steamer &c ssked No 3. 2a'.c % Oats duli
with ample Offerings former rates FUTURES nes.ot'n
" . white December. Jrnuary February and Match
1qs oli.r Uuiier weak at 24c for Western creamery
nearby and Western prints Susdfs-heilhee
| dun. unchanged. Other articles unchanged
st. Louis Dec Flour duh very nrm wh Wheat
higher: December. s?isc asked: May sasc bio Corn
e.err. December &c BID. May. 23Nc bid. oats lower
| december soc nominal: May 2lisc bid. Butter dull
easer creamery 24isc. Spelter dull. lower al
81 o. Other articles unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
CAYANNAH LINE For FLORIDA. oEoRa1A .

~ T'ri-weeiy from Pier "a. n r. Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at 3 r. NJ. for Savannah direct.
city Birmingham Dec ID Kansas city.
La Duchesse Dec II City Of Birmingham Dec "a
CITY of Augusta Dec 10 la Grande Duchess Dec ~
Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. Connecting at
Savannah with rail lines for all points In Florida the
South and Southwest For tickets and freight appy
at 37. 26 $685. $50 Broadway. at the Pier, foot II
Spring-s o. NJ. SORRELI+ Manager.
a ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Trfh-
received at their Uptown once. No 242 Broad
way. I'd door north Of 3sts until o'clock D. m adj
vertsements received the following orces
regular office rates until O'Clock .. m. VIA: 254 sth-
ave 23d-st: 1882 6th-ave. cor. l2th-st Macya
e.; i0H West <2d-st. 9Th % East 18th q
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shows the highest. lowest and closing


FLOUR AND MEAI.--The market for -four developed
to-day and buyers wsrs sees f m mee
yaneed Sc although moderate trade was put through IN
Ress :~ ss'ss sn
Ssass 20 20 ECO b bis c cFf,ns
I'D Z shvs g .FS
s; ~ sales 400 sogss coRNMS MEAL
eaif FLAG 9a%SEsaal DS Quoted Jns Witt s'g5ss
One ys Gc 90 ana 10 e. Ssase 100
"a osS ss ses 81 sOa meal ae%Rs s sty feed
wheat maT ssh T from c the nna
sr|n as. sVsnn sna aRS,
D., Nav at se met m Sc is s IN"
al opening at Que Fs the aHa se tiers
ssn news liverpool Ed up futures and little
cash London MAS r sny erose a' There
We're the morning Of geo6 da o, T 6nd
f fSa, e1e Ike wheat was Thursdsy the break
bush all told and sarsd for h france tS
this report was dcul; Buying Ct wheat for
,npsion aaf but buying French msrs
60 per sent vs Of h France imported about
BUSH mainly this In ten months this season f Fra
k iss, year frsdstreets exports encour-
; ;s se.a ssa, 'hs ss'
susS g, i sa. yeas against Ss
Of the ws' rom hs
he . Ssss e9 ps:s t oSi
& s so 0 SSs s"s q 'ss bush
Sush There were estimates Of 900 TO 1900 900 bush
Ssrase in tho visible. Northwestern receipts OF wheat
cre 554 against 400 last week and 92f cars
issf wear Cash wheat inactive. No red was
quoted 1Sc over May. afoat May closed at s6%c.
~ I Northern 2xc over May. o afcat. and No I
SSrd &c over May. o ahoat. CORN-The market
Tor corn was Trading In futures at
sfandsti the market closing ofnc!aily at UNCHANGED
Prices On the curb to m May corn was 81 ,siSs
sscwn = good increase th. week and amount 70 2744-
sntc ports been we'll maintained and are 8Sl 900
nnsh an increase Tor the week of 52 900 bush BRAD
sfreets'' figures for week ended Thursday made
csSins week ard 2sSi oo6 las, year Total sine.
univ l. se7. 30 bush. against 81 00l 900 bush Cash
com was dull Sales reported OF 10000 bush No
for export private terms. and car No at 25ko ee-
yntor quoted at 2oc. IN the elevator
OATS-The market for oats blank In the future
Une but quotations nouinally steader with the
Wet The at unchanged prices Receipts Of
osfs this have shown large increase At the West
Amounting TO 3t48.000 bush. increase owe. the
cedinr week 900 bush Exports have been good.
amounting to 900 bush an Increase Of sss 600 bush
bush trek ana unEraaed white 22Gssc as 70 ayality
quoted e2,sc elevator; No oats 2one No white. Sc
FEEDING quoted At ssassIic BufYalo Mating quoted
Al $500 A. to quality. ..BUcKwHEAT-Marke
trenneiy dull: prices dinicuit 70 quote.
Te to-day closing prices for the previous
dav and closing prices for the corresponding date last
Open High Low Clos Last Last
wheat: ing. 81 est ins night. year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
LONDON WOOL IMPORTS.

London. Dec. l2-The imports woA the week
have been as follows: From New South Wales. 1901
Australia 3io7 bales; Newzesand CO., bales; Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal ses bales; France. Lees bslesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13

"A une received at their Uptown once No 242 hrose
~. "a d~r north II 3tst- until O'Clock D. M: -
vertsements received the following branch once
ave- cor d. is e.h1svs. cor. istS-s H.se
eh-eys and .ttthst; ~ cciuubus nee. w. -
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EGYPT AND PALESTINE.

EGYPT AND PALESTINE.
The membership OF FIRST Oriental Party
This season leaving New York by Hamburg
American Line s. Columbia January &
f. now almost complete.
The Itinerary includes THREE WEEKS
trim on the NILE. FOUR WEEKS in PAL
ESTINE visits 10 Cons,antnople. Athens Italy.
SC T, secure accommodation immediate appli-
cation should be made 10
THOS COOK & SON
cGl AND 1223 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
ESTABLISHED 1871.
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other points 544 bales Tho arrivals for the next series
thus lar 10 200 ba.es OF which 500 bales were
forwarded direct.
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FRENCH LINE
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE ansatlanti1ue

~ DIRECT LINE To HAVRE-PARIs FRANCE
A 'rcOG~F Lrtoeuf Sat Dec. 10 Q
LA GASCOGNE Bauielon $3.50. Sat. Dec. %. 3 a m:
Rates OF PASSAGE First class. N. Y Paris $50 and
upwards including railway fare TO Paris parorcar seat
ard landing CHARGES Second class 10 Paris soi 10
4 FORGET General Agent Bowling Green y. Y
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'EYpEPNEMGE- --GGMF0R7 .
,so7-FouHTH SEASON OF ouEpEc s. s. COMPANY.
WEST lMDlA ISLANDS CRUISES.
g 9. MADrAXA. $3.50 tons. "cARIBEE." 2,o0 tons.
= - f,,uarv in,h February 9th
For Illustrated pamphlet send 10 A. F. OtTERBRIDGE
& CO. Agents. 30 Bdway: THOS. COOK & SUN DO
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