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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-03

however. before he was arrested for
selling liquor without a license. He was
bailed out and disappeared, leaving his
bondsmen to settle.
In South Pultney, ". Y, he inveigled
another woman into his net, and left
the town with $500 belonging to the
church.
In 1884 he held forth as a Baptist
minister and physician at Wolf Lake,
Ind. So serious were his depredations
upon the society of the town, that
when he left they discharged cannon
and held a general Publication.
Then he went to Indian Village. Ind.
where he won the confidence OF almost
every one In the place. The woman
whom he called his wife died there
suddenly and under suspicious circum-
stances. The people Of the town charg-
ed him with murder and he left with
out ceremony.
At Wolf Lake he had also lost wife.
whose life was heavily insured.
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Rang Ia this New.

Chinook Opinion: A handsome and
deep toned bell for the NJ. z. church,
arrived from Ohio on the morning of
Christmas. The Junior members of the
congregation were so elated that they
marched TO the railroad station en-
masse and fitting the bell to its frame.
pealed forth Christmas greeting from
the first Protestant bell ever rung in
this part of Montana. 1t is to be hoped
that the bell may be temporarily hung
TO announce and proclaim the advent
OF the New Year
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-03
IN Endorsements of Richards.

Neihart Herald: Much injustice at
tends the criticism of Governor Rick
ards in the exercise of his pardoning
power. The state prison. not long
since was i'll defended by outer works
and the board Of prison commission
ers resolved TO build an enclosing stone
wall. Of sufficient height 10 secure the
safekeeping OF prisoners with a much
smaller force OF patrol guards. Ii was
an economic move and well has il been
executed In the absence OF funds
with which to carry on the building.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-03
Pete Made of Good stun.

Yellowstone Journal: On Saturday
afternoon Pete Sorenson. while at
tempting to fit a shoe on a Cross ;
horse, was kicked in the stomach with
both feet and thrown about 10 feet into
a pile of scrap iron. II was some time
before Pete was able to regain his feet
and when he did he walked home and
went TO bed. where he is still yet His
injury is not as bad as would be ex-
pected, and Pete thinks he will b. able
TO resume his duties in a few days
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-03

Commencing Sunday, Sept. 2zd. 1895.
the C. NJ q st. p. railway will in
augurate daily through buffet sleeping
car service between st. Paul and Min
neapoiis and Peoria Ill. passing
through Fsribault. Owatonna. Austin.
arshaIltown, Oskaloosa. Keithsburg,
etc. Leave MINNEAPOLIS 400 p. m. and
81. Paul 4:10 D. m daily. arriving at
Peoria 1000 o'clock next morning For
particulars apply to local ticket agents
or address ]. T. Conley. assistant gen.
eral passenger agent. st. Paul. MIMI
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-03

special details of the prisoners have
been set TO do the work, who labored
tain allowance OF time on the period of
their sentence. These are the prison
ers pardoned because they earned
their pardon, and the moral obligation
in the case required that the promise
be fulfilled. 1t is exceedingly deplora-
BILE that such unjust criticism should
attend the acts of the best governor
Montana ever had
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-03

Fort Benton River Press: In ordin-
airy seasons II has been considered a
pretty sure thing 10 bet that the Mis-
souri, would be frozen over at this
point on New Years day. but that ex-
pectation has not been realized this
year. The weather wise look upon the
open river as a very favorable indlca-
ton for mild winter and early spring.
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Houe Industries.

Choteau Montanian: Coffee can be
raised in Iowa Tea can be raised in
Arkansas. Beet sugar is a success IS
4 product OF this country. Bananas
are a well known speciality OF the MIX
river (Nontanal valley. Teton county
produces. enough wool to clothe the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-03
An unpublished Letter From Blaine ON
His Own Defeat In 1854.

His Own Defeat In 1884 4.
Murat Haistead writes In McClure's
Magazine for January the inner his
tory of THE defeat of Blaine for the
presidency" giving conversations and
letters never before published. Among
the new letters is the following. writ
ten by Mr.. Blaine's own hand. a few
days after his defeat, and reproduced
in McClure's in fac-simile:
(PersonaL)
Augusta. Me-, 18th Nov. 81.
Dear Mr.. Halstead-I think there
would be no harm to the public and
no personal injustice IL you should in
sert the three enclosed items in your
editorial columns.
i feel quite serene over the result.
AS the Lord sent upon US an ass in the
shape of a preacher. and a rainstorm.
to lessen our vote in New York. I am
disposed TO feel resigned to the dis
pensation of defeat, which flowed d.
rectly from these agencies.
In missing great honor I escaped
a great and oppressive responsibility.
You know-perhaps better than any
one-how much didn't want the NOM
ination; but perhaps. in view of all
things, l have not made a loss by the
canvass. At least 1 try to think not
The other candidate would have Jared
hard In Maine. and would have been
utterly broken in Ohio. Sincerely.
James @. Blaine.
OF course all this is private.
p. S.-This note was written before
receipt of yours. Pray publish moth
ing OF the kind you intimate unless
you first permit me TO see the proof.
Don't be afraid of the enclosed items.
They are rock-ribbed for truth and for
a good rendering of public opinion
McClure's Magazine for January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

,,icspo De-, q ,Speca.l.The spapers his morn
, announced that O, the graf banks here. WIKI de
-, over sl2 100000 the Illinois National. would Nd.
800, Tha sensational naturally led O. The etp~c'a
.r u, 4 denora. lzed market. Fortunately f1r ihe bulls
g.. foreigners were mood 70 buy They had accepted
-,hing over night they GA cash exp'rt business a
h s.al.ard u about 5cHOoO bushels. and th-s SEN
,,,i,o orders here for before me opening
ord Kent them W during the session II was eNtraofdnafN
ha, he foreign buying. absent f1r o'e- month should
,, in fsr AZ the needed 90 prevent demorazD
.aan III was 90 % present any nut momeniarv
v...n.ss Tn. a. decline. nut prices most -
H. Saturdays. The cils- was ui shade
'r 49, NAV op~r.l al 10. sid between 10 Aid soi.
49, closed Al -gs. -p.c " cash business NJ here
J.r.. There disappointment over the visible
80, 49,. IS expected There inlteas- 80 The Lng
n.y., sin. t,e bushels III" other hand ther.
,l.,r.as. passage. s4ot'J bushels The ~ofli 3
GIiittu bushels were : -rpp bushes les
4tan me week previous and about the last
,.,oi.- b0-h British ana t'nfnenta4 North
...rn receipts moderate ad3 Slo
i,e, week and year. S~aAvari csaranc-s
',rnnr ~ three the large mis a, Duiuh. which hal
,o.ei down Local receipts - cars The buying Il
,h. day was h, she seabpard and for foreign
,s,a,hv also a considerable buyef. u looked II
Armour market support The only selling
90 ,.,ulaNs. and based Inc big bank faturs.
t,-n was dull idi. Ma sell between -5c AMI
ani ails 2A'sc Receipts We're ~ iffAe. ~.
ar. with ~ ears for TUESDAY, samples
ttncbauc4i Tie tia.b.- Increased tl-Hp bushels The
l,r, stock il"iNto bushels cables were an
changed s-ahoari 2H1'Hn bushels There
~as an Increase passage Of svD bushels The on'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

lime head ,s,sass 20
ke, opened fairly active ani hsher closed s,s'aS 49,
& or c s!'f, r ' fs medium '" es oss.
butchers. So ;sasa common To- prime fai COWS s. 'oe
81 ~ vells sGusc -. sh % fair - ~
70 us n br"asni s. ssSsi Is os. RECEIPT. ~
head r 'S hs ns msa Ia. week 90 200 head
through $40 head: 20 Ney York 49, go bead on ST.
Yarksrs 81 % mixed T,cssrs e. ,ass 90 nium, 81 IS
asa ~ pss So 5cg,} a. oushs 81 sag, 81 2Sd'2 -
head , eI 5r Week t6a. y,r II a. head fr
time last wees - go head consigned ihonsh ~" h.sa
opened nm closed for sheep barely steady IN isnts
SOM sse@p s.a Kew good lambs s9s5s no ,.s ssnp
good 10 choice. 50 3oNs3 80 common 90 far - "opsS
:: sa5 "a 4, 'S scsvy 'f is. & soas Sc ''
nlon stock Yards Chicago. Dee p -catileu eip,s
MON TO Ses extra steers F's a a@a , so os. and
rcssSs s. i5as, q u H logs
n IN and DC hghe heavy PACK ard shppns b" s
soreS s. %sgss Is, sS, 8 ases * gs. ools2 9
lambs l0ui5c lower. Inferior 20 choice S2HS 90 lambs
s. Louis Dec 2i-Caitle- Receipts 5.2le had. mar
ke steady 10 strong No quoiaiions Hog ~
er. ssas s1: go i heavy s.scss 30 sheep Rs5
head. market steady
extra 81 eos - prime - ioas' 80 good :, MS g.
tidy 81 ionsi - fair 81 'oas2 a. comm2n s. 'nsi -
common - good fat bulls and o0ws >-n3 -. h'l,,is
80 Ndsi. fresh COWS and .pfng.ls si'pth " 'ss NJ
ke dun. medium. 81 3S1S3 90. prime light - +"l
- a.. pigs ~ lo1s3 80 heavy hogs. 81 .-'H3 3D. 10
roughs e. 75uS'. Shce1 Mafke ruled arf,rt pIiii.r
g. foqS3 ~ 81 2puS7 80. mixed - >fflss :.
S2USe 90 eulls. Sinsi -. choice are - 90
81 -
kansas City. Doc 81 Hoy Receipts $500 head. mar
ke e'eadS. medium 81 90S3 90. heavy. 81 ljIN - g.
pigs 81 HbdS5 - CATTLE iieceris 80" head, mare.
STEADY. sfecrs best 50 .nd<4 - far o. good = 10
asa - and heif@rs h.si s. ,s0<g 90. fair
81 7ONS2 ~ bulls 81 7n1s3 sf0'kers and feeders $40
81 50. Texas md Western e. GoTSR - calves >i"Sip
sheep eceipts 100 head. market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cotton, -. ,...,.. New ". Y9'E. peeeme-r q 1896
pon's early months bu, later months were mi, ab,u,
POM i'she, ihan hoy ,isse SATURDAY This decline
= he amer DISAPPOINTING news from Liverpool that
a.sogsA cotton in good demand and SPINS
vas a0s: as expected The trading was not animal
art nuciuaiioas were within comparatively narrow
iaHse Nc"-1rleans ought some cotton here and -N-
go also purchased cotton agains, sales made there.
Weakness developed liberal liquidation Wal stree;
a. punt .ne on ANTICIPATED large movement Houston
ctcaly reported Is 275 bales or about 600 bales
~. r;ed shipped from Pensacola The cotton Exchange
las changed It's system Of figuring receipts Heretofore
,ya a Iegst ' fe 10 rIpo, ne novsmen a, Port
s..eT he. VIII he added n'o the daily re>p's a. they
rrva. sdvices indicate that foreigners are 81 the
opinion that the prospective supply vi Re excess OF
based ms ia-a N ne movement; but is mantanei
@ mmy u Se 4 ceoh zen rssSanss M
went . ne south Or tie purpose OF seeing for himself
ago from Memphis an estn.a.e q 900 200 bs!es for The
aa s now d SOU aoa "Ra h. ' fs! f
Srinr ms ssa,e down x 500 90 sales ' w5sh Is c"n
sd~rsd ~ Cotton Exchange members be quite close
p-esrn large recep,s ae bases ' many on hssry pn
ehasss .or Fr1poan acct one ar-e oxr.,r,e- hose
never before IN his business career done large bust
talking about higher prices after the holidays Il re
ne movement viii continue Of literal proportions
The Cuban question is dismissed by cotton people
prices Is concerned he general idea
heads in Ccigtss VII dominate matters and the
= ~ VIII roll by Taking ;n!s View ~ the matter.
mission houses adyislng thor customers buy at
present prices Notice day for January viii be
Thurs The Houston Tuesday
A. l-oO9 70 5000 bales against IL day last
se ana ~ as' year and al New orleans. q 600 e
- - nalek against 30 40 zane cay last Week and J56s
Receipts a. Augusta % Jay 1.b.O bales
1919 and lS39
NJ up!s e5S bales against SOL aad 4.62 = LOUIS.
fp4> bales 1.o57 and l.543 Cincinnati. 1851.
against lt5 and LIS. Houston. 1882 bales
J. ~ and s4> Galveston. J>lsl bales against 2l.l56
ard l%vs. eworleans IS 1z- bales against Il 100
10 7sG Mobile. 3.os4 bacs. against 53l5 and GGl:
,annah. lib bales against 400 and 73s Charleston
- bales. agans; $50 and 2O77; Norfolk Gas bales
against 12l and lS12.
Opening range ard close to-day and closing bids the
previous nigh ana last year follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

freight Of irregular quality and value rev e"S,e
white Refugee beanS were placed at " 49, ana ~ -
rarely exceeded for steamer receipts large pa' w
the supply being and Of ordinary uuhiy MdS
ungalpLic above 75cnSi Fancy large and smooth lorna
toes brins good prices but there is satisfactory
for unieferados Elephants In Hight supply ana
stock steady. n the offerings ~. dei.ctve
Florida vegetables without much chang We ~.
Potatoes. Bernuia NJ T. per Dbl s1gS3 ~ . 90 c.,
50 jONSl Long Island bulk per Dbl 81 2'stsi 90
prime per $50 ~ $ldsi i2 DO common 70 fhr ,"',o
ID fair prime. per sack. 9ocdsi Michigan PRIME. pr
sack sinsi 10 Jersey prime choice SluS' -.
common fair 75d'~c. DO prime. per s9eK' s,,b
sweet potatoes Nn@lan1 per MI. 81 'pH>l o. 80,
Jersey. double heads. 81 i29si % be"ts ti"r'r"' aac
per crate" 7Jcdsi .. brussels sprouts per qua" %
cucumhers Florida pr crate s@s2. caboass per III
S20 >; 55dG-c.
5or1s4 celer; per dozen stalks saoc. do pat ninchrs
p'r dozen. boa73c egsplants Florida. Per % hi
4oNIoc lettuce Eastern per Dozen o"r 90 r' n,
per halfibl basket sIaS2 onions Eastern INTO b.
Dbl sass so do rod 81 5o0s2 y. d. yel9w 1.
do State and Western. yellow 81 ijfs. - 90
County white per bag So '"as4 do yelo" sasss =, Do
red 81 25Gs2 10 peas. Florida. per basket s-ue- 49, w.
crate siGSi H. pepper Florida pei crate OF $3.50,
75cqsl % squash. Florida. white per cra,e ~
beans Florida. express basket or cr' -
81 10 DO freight 55cdsi %; spinach Norioik per uo.
2JI6Oc. iurnips Canada. Russia, per pn o'"''0' ''
toes. Southern Florida per carrier. SlasZ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

large export business the worlds exports which
smaller than estimated and by lively covering Of
meet good many selling orders heststed in the
latter part OF the session showed feeling
lveries to .c decline distant, The worlds exports
We're United States, s524 $50 bush Argentine. rs oo
making total ~ 6172 bush against a5iSooo hush
h Week The English visible increased AL Zoo
nuence In the afternoon trade Jar could traced
,arn loads Of No Northern Duluth; private
lr, and loads. No Milwaukee, private
Inc onr' business Included about 40 loads running in
cnces on wheat we're advanced TO-DAY owing to the
red l2c over MAY aaoat: May closed AT s5sc: No
IVA ns'T, 90 over May b anoa and No Northern
market Tor corn duh ane heavy all the morning
touching the lowest quotations tho prescn, decline
hardening little in the afternoon Interior u
corn are increasing while the demand sufficient
week increased 6l2ooo bush. The passage
creased $1,000 bush. The exports corn IN. las;
800 bush Russia $4,000 bush Danuha 27s oS bush
Total $4,000 bush. against 464s 600 bush precedins
r,; IRE n,arHe, Ia ne afternoon was fairly steady.
ctoslhg az 20 advance - i.c decline. Cash
auie locally although little better inquiry
private 500 bush Ho corn q. Sesc IeI,Ssrei
! car No a, DC elevator and rejected &c.
nominal OATS~0as ~uloS ,erv dull y, dsr ai
somewhat easier for future deliveries although near
night while the May delivery was lower The interior
movement Of oats IT, very heavy hut tic
gave better the cash market The ,is.ie sun
ry OF oats the las; week Increased 1o5co bush Tho
Cash oats we're dun locally Sales ia5 con bush in
cluding % 600 bush track an, uncraded white 2a3c
90 eats q99tei az 226 22tc eevator DO clipped 2Ha
..... ,BARIEv-Msrkci dun FEEDING Quote n. ss1
Sssv R HTSH Na1'ny 9poea AZ aeq as
&c. traSk. prime State.
The a9o'aons TO-DAY, the closing prices 'hr previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

important trade setting BY bsidwin-fs
thought a sale made - hedge long osr a.. .. .ox,--
ltf- quiet steady shorts dpinr y ~ =. 81.
ing The buyer - the day was burTi, VT, 80
seller saturday. MAY sod between l',sc s'n "a
clo ef ipA.1fyar Receipts we're not 1pe - 49,
erpecfed care With so erffrisfff ~
The visible increased i"Is'sp ugS1fls. N' ''''' --
Increased fii 90 bushels ,.-..-.... ,,s
Pro, sons steady nu' very a. h"1~ii,r ~
make, got some .uvgrf the packers w 49,.
Generalization mlEnt follow The bank failure IN. ~
vas very narrow ard igsf prrfe eNHrif ~ S''
SATURDAY There som -. Hifh fi's' ~
'insfed fJr Tuesday. prices we're D. hsh-r 80
more hogs In the las year ~ -" a. ~ -.
points against S3s Las Tho eSpfffr ~ a.
from fts srsb01ri showed ~ rlnsaffs'p ~ w." ~
ne -s.o-e..
on ,hc curh 'rD,s On MAY wheat closed AZ I-.9l.sc
..cais =, sf,..c Puts * Nay closed a. y sc'
calls" 2si.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

centrifugal 1og22c syrups-Common. 3lllc; fair. 13G
15c. good 1911. prime. IsG2lc. fancy 22G2jc.
NAVAL STORES Stock osn. A.. 81. hhls spirits
turpentino l773 bbs. So bbs The market FOR
spirits urpentine Guei. with 21d272c quoted for
regulars and machines Kosin dull. with 81 81
quoted for T. good strained Tar and pitch are
unchanged and quoted Tar regulars 81 5asl 50. OIL
barrels 81 80. pitch 81 soQsl So
OCEAN FRElGHTS- The better expor; trade IN grain
reflected in more favorable cona.ti in the freight
There inquiry and some engas ~rents
accomplished but details withheld. We quote. Grain
IiverpOo Sid January London 81 December. (iasgoW
3ad January Bristol 4d January. I-th. 4.d January
HUI 3isd January. Newcastle. $40, Antwerp Sd Jan
nary. ('ouenhag-n December. Hamburg. - pigs.
January. Rotterdam. January. Amsterdam SC. Jan
uary. Cork orders Is 3D. prompt s. lld. February
petroleum % United Kingdom - @iT3s cotton e.
Iiverpoo CHA RI EkS-Tradng In sal ton
mage continues light, there being but limited In
curry for Rates for prompt nearby loadn3
are steady There is moderate inquiry for steamers fe-
the transportation Of grain and pForp; boats command
the inquiry for tonnage limited with steady and
unchanged Charters follow: British steamer l,ii3 tons
ORE Marbelia 20 Philadelphia. los prompt. chartered
abroad. British 52 tons SANE ss Cd. January
chartered abroad. British steamer 2Oj tons.
ton II altim Cd January 1871 chartered abroad
British steamer l.2s tons Huelra % New York.
I,hade baltimore 90 option 4 EhzanetlDort
M ca January chartered abroad British steamer sugar
Fiume - New York. los December -. January 4.
chartered abroad. British steamer. sugar ew-Far
water TO New-Y ork .. prompt chartered abroad.
Dor &c Bristol. Dos. December 3D. chartered
abroad: British steameg. phosphate, Tampa I" Eotier
dam les February March, chartered abroad; BRUSH
,...1i-s Fafo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

N4rAe' c.,sed s-eady 5aG points decline comIsisd
Saturdays r.sine prices Transferable notices. g
raj safes lCs no iaoS. New YORK receipts. 40
tei.s .-x.srfs France 2Go ta-s Coniaent. 600 bales
l@Si ial~. sIla1ers. ~ tas stock 216 1872 bales
-. to-day - -. ba.s thus "a: ms w"eh
- AKA fl3 20 week and 81 ~ las.
.. fa,.rts -sy- Britain l134l rslcs France.
Cir.tlueif. $40 nal-s stock l2NZ">3 bales
S,.t r1ffrr Qc.t. I-iS lower Tidding upand-. &c
ItI.ls Glli. T4sc. sai-a l5N' bales including 4"V
lsi-s contract $1,000.
a.r4nd saies. l2r"' ba"s Speculation ana 'NPit
-. haes. American. II OK bales. receipts - ~" bales
Am,r. - - bales. middlins rI:anis "a inltf.s
opsf-l steady buyers. Load decline cfee harN s'~'S
1Is --.is DE- Zine Jan lary sDruarH sos -
gls- =, .,cA S5jv. Nsrcn-Apfil '~jb APRIL May Ss~
Mafr-.. a15-b Junelliy. 80 = ~! AuRnsr .~'So
.arl4.y 49, Msneres'efN arns. cne's SARGE cIo'hs
cue.
roFFE,-'te market Qaie: on tie 'oree ~
tfaics higher iarg"it 70 htif'l t-u,"P"h
as.S~,s. To H1frc market cos~f with net adsane.
A.. tr1a, and Havr- closed gene!aAy -."'=, POM
a-cr man j. ia saturday. Iner" were no siec.1'iS a.
if-.i.e .4af.res - Change a. DAY me NO ca'- r.
-;e< RIO 80 eNcnsf ge standard. az los2. eNchahs'
-..e. -ta,es IOcp anC tDr Europe. Z"~ Dag
Y storl .l?f.. t.gs. firm SAINTS receipts
i...D fcr sar,os rfoek. Gsb'ED bags. marie; nm.
e.. ..-r 20 Santos lnSDp The market f"r ttio ahu
.of-e quiet ard nominal on ne btslS OF 10,
9 40 aud 49, 81 RIO No siy. Milo
CO. WIS active "a Mriacaibo grades eAd 100 Days
I'll. ...lq-rc SHOWS re lirhes'. lowest anc closing
U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

Galveston. Dec 2i.-Cotion eas,. MIDI * IN
low milling o 49, good ordnafs. 80 -" ~
gross receipts. 1851 bales exports o. rran ol''
The bales c0A<fwtH .-ti if'f rei"-
III bales sfinners 81 bal.~ sioca -i2 ~. bses.
Norfolk. Dec - Cotton steady. niiddiing Stc. -
mid9iing ca. good ordinary. ~ IL" ne ana y
csipts fss bales. q Great Britain y -. .ss-s
26 bales sai~- Js5 taes eto \ > - r''.
New -Orlssns Dec q cotton ~asf mdilrs 60 ias
miffling g. good ordinary. a.. nft fTeeiftr -.
bales.
savannah. Dec. - cotton 80 D., D'tilng $40 lw
risilns a. not snt yrl.. f..lfa ma h-lss eaplrs
rosrtw.se 5S3, bai.e saies 81 bales. stock 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22
FRENCH LINE
GE\ERALE Transatlan'ique.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVkE PARIS FRAS.E
l. GASrOGNE Baufslon. .-Snf. De ~ q m
Ia REErAG<c. Rgl. "a. Ja0 a n.
UPWARDS nc lufng railway fare % Paris pa.lf..ar se-s
ana landing charges Second class - ihfis - % -
FORGET General Agent. 3 foNling Green y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

~ :" IeNa. ana We-i"rn $ NrSi '' calves H"S'p
THE STATE OF TRADE.
p,,.,.u.. ~. %, pr,,. ..,, ,,..,.,r amor -,
s. 70. DO extra. 81 'egsl r. d, fnAi 3oesi - WI
-,r,igt,r 8, 4oas4 - Wh@,, nn-.ei 80 .s,'g,aa.r
s MsS so s .,.' bsh .". 90 l.a c,rn f,r
SPOT e7sg2T. yer. se ~ Ianus-, e5a27 r. ,
a.laary' -. n"' o.. y; ,.i,c o,g.7 srk
aiso5c .eI.s ::is@ els6 o., :a ';-ssy
~ ysle ~; 2sss N Nearby tl5se ~ western
~; stock i3,.r nush ray gu'.' I ano ,e- sssf
g. Grain 'reiSh,s gr' cr. for o,r. p.l quart
S @S i5s. "a ,tie'"'''' ~
H,s,on Dec. 2l-riour quite, AMI only ,a.r, s,eal,
I ~ p,n, ,,n,s s,s, u c-s, AMI srsgh 8, ~
as, ~, carnm.a. Ii.-, cqG2' bag 81 45Nsi =" Dr..
30, oats si.ad- y, el3ped. r''' -. ' s., '
ne" oats '', ys- Bran sisaSi. &c. mI
fllnFs Sll @n<it l;ci o. l.s n.r, 81 d. ,n .'f
si2 Ham. s3aio'sc. Lard. 3. i'r,a So BE-
imitation * Jun" ,a,r es iS ian.. u.. CAS-
nr a@5 .,,r.ns. iaGS t,ai 5ae- ,n4e~- qu,'
X.erH loalo' we'e,a Ss Egg, . i'' '.',
"a Beans l.'. s.ai sai a5 80 , aaesi % @
anes s. ioaSi - xSa r. a sigSi ,s @ .
In Ed supply Northern Young i6N i>' N.s~g 'n,rr,.
en- en- scn ani f,vs aaioc. s.se i.al'- ducks "a
- .'a'o,. ga'ci lin 1,. :" .,.e. =
qsi % hhi Oiang's' Nai'nt.'r - nass,l,sa' u,
.lanalcas. s. 5ofS6 % L'I ~ D.
quiet. choice new. >l"d>l over sfHa,.
quiet siHN>2' Ira rr gi"i noun -. ~
acid hFsfs 1,G.lc sec nos' ''' D'''" s''' "S''' 80
3Vr sec'rdr. -tn-~'
buffalo Doc 81 Spring wheat closed quiet "a hlehef
har noon prices Winter wheat cio-s1 dun. No r"f.
track e3i.c ID store e4'-c; \, white etisc corn
cio.sd weak a, prices oats clpset firm az noon
prices BARLEY qule' s'safy ~ 1ori i -. ~
Fl'ur 'u'' easy "' '''7
c4,icar, Doc ci-The leaGu~ futures ranged as FOL
lows.
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"nssl no ~, - 7Gi. rs.
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Ny ...'-.-.''.''' 80 "a "a "a.
July .''..''''-''''
Corn No 2
r,,.- ~ o. 22Ad22a 22t.
i,ril. '''''''' 90. e.i- qe.s. .27.u2-ts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

iocal". without change in values. and ccntrfuGA !"
test vas quoted AT Sic: Musco1ado. 80 test at sc am
50 test nioiasseH 2,.c Refined more active
today and steady hanged granulated quoted NJ
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