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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-13
IN A CHIN A SHOP.
Hov the Work Is Don" in ""rce'Se''
IngIaU1.

-, -,. ..,,l..r,o,s and fall chimaeg5
- .t9 porol ,orrela,n works. When
,ta,, .bo ,,,ro,,or mailing On h
,auio ,yhoe, tha o1aqt;r clay we are
a,,s'I ,,.f.h ,r,,der n his skill, arA a.,
"..,,no. ,rh,r,o c7up the clay v'h.,N
=. ~, ,,,.rilo any form tNp p3'.et
w., .., 49,. r,g,f.h n,rar. The !
G, .,,' tan,Itor, rorot u,on the pain,
n.i,.,,,, j., r,-nco feIIspar from
,'...,,n,n a,I owobar bone; Grca
w ',,, na.,Io. o,bar tnings All pay
t,I..,,o .rhoso uoyiy,o,y constituents
aro c,ro;rod and then ground exceed
;a.,,,. e,, e., mills The grinding takes |
,na,,, ,,v,rvo hours - six days. 1t IL |
-, ,icht worth snntng chose powerful /,
,,iIIs racine round the deep trough ,
lmado out OF stone from Derbyshire>
weighted with heavy blocks, chnrntES
each material. for each is ground 5opa''
atelv, into a thick white cream. Nh'h
finished the LIQUIDS are strained thioush
fine hair sieyes and all particles OF IRON
Withdrawn by means Of magnets. NO
different ingredients are then mi>eh TO-
gcticr in proper proportions ana
! kneaded into the required consistency
and then the clay is ready lor Wv
thrower. The art of moiothE cray h"'
become much more exact since 'he e"'
ployment Of plaster OF paris moioS' A.
ter the thrower, with the he'n o. n''
wheel, has roughly SNAPPER '"1 w.,
into what Is termed the ''h'hs ~ ~
taken off the wheel ana pu' NAV q"
plaster Of paris cast, Whfch III CO.." -
placed upon the WhirIlng Wheei, a'H' ',''
lining is then deity mo'oeo ~ Wv
exact shape. AS plaster oi p'' 10 90
serbs moisture dutckty the ''''"e -
soon firm enough to De haho''o ~ :.
then turned like ORDINARY Noo' ",
metal and has handles "n'cn n n ,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-13

| Hanius Taylor, United States minis
ter to Spain, is sick in Paris.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-13

A fatal disease among cattle is play
ing fearful havoc in Louisiana
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-13

The president has signed the post
Office appropriation bill.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-13
what's In y Name?

.rhe following good story Is told In
Popular Education:
"a certain young man, not quite FREQ
from intoxication, came to President
Lincoln, and said:
president, I have come to ask you
for a salaried position, sinecnre
Lincoln, who had supreme contempt
for intemperance, answered coolly:
"My dear sir, there's something you
need a great deal more than you need
a sinecure; and that is water cure.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-13

Knee protectors for the small boy
NAV be made from an Old pair OF
rubbers and seryiceable sponge holders
for the bath room are also made from
these discarted articles.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-13


os the corncribs of Egypt. What did
i, do for Paul? Made him the great
apostle to the Gentiles. What did 1t
do for Samuel Rutherford? Made his
invalidism more ilIustrious than robust
health What did it do for Richard
Baxter? Gave him capacity t. write OF
Saints Everlasting Rest What did
# do for John Bunyan? Slowed him
the shining gates of the city what
bas If done for you? Since the loss
of that child your spirit has been
purer Since the loss OF that prop
erty, you have found out that earthly
Investments are insecure. Since you
lost your health, you feel as never be-
fore rapt anticipation OF eternal re
lease. Trouble has humbled you, has
enlarged you, has multiplied your re-
sources. has equipped you. has fooseheo
your grasp from this world and tlght,
ened your grip on the next on! blesS
God for the east wind. 1t has driven
YOU into the harbor OF GODS sym
pathy.
Nothing like trouble to show us ina
this world is an insufficient portion
Hogarth was about done with LIE, am
he wanted to paint the end OK al
things He Put on canvas a shattere'
bottle; cracked BELL an unstruh'
harp; a sign board Of a tavern calle
"The Worlds End" falling sown;
shipwreca; the horses of Phosbus ly
ing dead in the clouds; the moon IN ne
last quarter, the world on fire. ION
thing more" said Hogarth, and III
picture is done" Then he ADDED tn
broken palette of a painter. Tacn
died. But trouble, with hand mHh
, Ter and more skilful than Hogarth
, pictures the falling, failing. moalde
e ing, dying world. And we want SOM
( thing permanent to lay hold o. an
r We grasp with both hands after 10
I and say, 1.-THE Lord Is my light, u
Lord is my love, the Lord Is my 70 70
II tress. the Lord Is my sacrifice, u
Y Lord, the Lord is my God"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

,okers and feeders 81 s5ass So and bulls 81 80
s. -, calves sass 5o Texans 81 '5qs4 20 ,acng and
sPs os nf IS om 81 common ce @s se
81 s3 45 choice assorted. 50 a5$3 40 light - Sot
s.; tc.: pigs. So s5Is3 as sheep-Rece'pts bs s3 u
market steady. Inferior choice. Sass 49, 'aos - "
& louis Dec lo-cattle-Recep,s. 1850 head market
steady naive SO Ion 50 49, native cows ssss- 90
sss ~ ss1 5; SSa. sss 81 S. sHeeDsaEsSS's'''
Dunai' Doc 9-Ca;te-Receipts for the last lWtnS
four hours Cos head. total for week thus ia ll"'
the same time week. 10 1884, c)nsgned . ana
20 New York $50 on sale Market opened s.slus anu
unchanged steady. Light stockers - v % ,, III
cows and heifers 50 1893 81 Veals steady at =,
common god sig - % HoSs-R@eeipts ior .ns sr
Cs $50: for last week 10y III
through 5l20; NewYork. SGD; on sale So i,h
ket orened moderately active and lower: c.ose n'i
ali .'d Workers 50 40: light do 50 i0n$t -: mlxei
packers 50 So heavy and medium generally ~ 10; ps
g., G So 90: roughs 81 sOsts3 stag g 2'r>. 'o uo
and Receipts for the last tweniy-iour hours 80
head total for week thus far. $3.50 igr we S yo,t
last week 81 go: consigned through GOO 70 He" ~
leo: on sale $500 Market opened ionl,c ns"Y, ~
lambs sheep steady Arm: closed STEADY ne
lambs 80 3j7S3 10: good to choice. s'n*' 81 o.is
culls to fair So 25asa 20 Canada lambs s. lspsS -,
Late saIes-anada lambs IS 20a 81 23 one load EXTRA
s. s5: buckeye and heavy lots s. s5G>, TO- ,..
&, 50as4 65: prime 81 4o6s4 so; good. 81 2n$4 80; tdy
simS4 I5 fair So 1898 co. So 5OuS3 az com
mon 10 good fat bulls s2as3: helfsrs s2ls5 w.
prime medium s., 4oasa IS prime light So $3.50 o S1gs
81 soasa So heavy hogs 50 2gSs 3D. god ssus o s3od
ss sbep,Marxet sas 81 eT%i 81 cn s" sos
fair lambs s3asi IS; veal calves sass 80 ooo ,o,,
kansas cty Psc 90 so0 rs mSGm 81 "Ssa W.,
hooyv 81 isIs3 oS rgs So 75ls3 10 Ca.tle-Rece'pts
500 head; market nominal. Sheep-none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Ch,caso Dec 10 (SpecaD.-The wheat people. much
disturbed on Friday the action Of the Senate COM
rnittee in the Cuban matter. recovered
courage to-day. They that Wall Street rally
Ing and that affected them. At time wheat showed
a from Fridays close OF cent The close was
a. cent over opened from SOS S0i. cents
sold between 7p. and hOk4sOa and closed
at 107. Gables were hrrner than was expected.
showing little sympathy with the break here Friday
Northwestern reports were small3I" cars against 354
last Saturday and 672 last Cearances for the week
= 524 600 bushels-showed considerable falling on
from previous. but there fair total for
the day-304 600 bushels Everything from the Argentine
continued buIlish The crop OF New-south Wales was
officially declared 12J0OCO bushels less than home
qur~ments Minneapolis wired that the farmers delv
down to almost nothing but added that there
Was an excellent -four demand. The Ohio State report
for December pronounced the condition excellent There
further modification OF the visible supply est
the decrease to-day being figured at 900 bushels
day. In the pit II was merely matter Of covering
shorts. December drew up on May; the spread at the
was about 30 600 bushels all In small lots TO mers.
Corn fow and steady until Just before the close.
when It broke little with oats May sold between
25ssa25ls and 25l< cents Gables were little
Argentine shipments showed an Increase 3l2 900
bushes-asainst 10000 bushels last year clearanccs
2sl40 900 bushels. There was little trade other
than scaplng. Corn all through Nebraska md Iowa
paying the farmers only II cents bushel hardly
oats broke :, cent and closed weak. A dull day and
raidlng had most do with It, Large receipts
trbuted-337 cars with 405 estimated for Monday. SAM
pies were u lower Spectators believe the spread
between oats and corn TOO narrow The stock OF oat:
receipts have been greatly exceeding the shipments
and increase In private stocks has been going
closing Friday and lard and RIBS ga
The incident the moderate buying u lard
mated for Monday 100 900 for week. better
market Is looked for after January.
calls at sos cents May 2sh cents calls
2jt12JL cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT


-.x-o.- SRI. ,.rs from Liverpool encouiasiNe'
IN ,hot arrival. opened with los. oi Only ~, ,he
a. l-as nonts decline expected as 'esu' 20 ~
,yeakn-ss in our kc yesterday a"u -. ~ Dr'nts
49, ,~sa sfo,,d A net loss Il only 3 70 "s Po.l
IN. sales movement q spot cotton ~ ,,t was the
saera5- and business of l.VVo 80 ,eeks This
- etr,rcile nins erect our market IL 'e "' ID,
nS res,,tod in an advance G: about points On Wy ~
months ana aDou, points on 'S'.' VENTS and then
After This there loss or 10 pOi'os parsev due
is,,, i,r,ro,eueni The break in prices Mas iases 80
20 The heavy movement. Ine es; ,- 49,, -, 40 OK,
norts this Week run all the way !oi 30 ., v.,r
r. ysinst 33l yl3 last week and 22c,S i1sl 49,.
Orleans Liverpool bought SOM ,xemoci Tele-
selling orders were also Ie,Ncu acn,. in that section
s.r $50, ,Sn chrsmas week lighter m.Vele"s ~,
ssuai at tha time There was continued aO ex
-, ., ,a many selling orders accuiula'eu 80
n,er, we're sold at the opening Reoeip a - asains,
NonGay are estimated NJ l'oOp T. 'o.0 Rscelpts
- ~ same dav last week and 1851 a' ye", &
~ Monday are estimated al I2UU 10 l5VW paes'
against II % day last week ana $50 20 Gore az
r. rc.i,s ~ principal interior points today ~eie t
~. houston $50 bales. aga.ns; $50. aha 49,
varnnlis :47l bales. against 2-o ahu csI hses
eo7 bales ssainst e- ane Fnancai Chronicle
ports thar tecg.ams rece4N'c up ~ hnnn onie salts
dica,c rule the weaihef S,,wes div weather
i - ante general and elsewhere the iai'ia,. no"
with few exceptions. been light AS iesn has nro-
vorahe conditions. the ma ke's Int dvrrc the week
boiss az, INST 3l7 bales the cliesponI''s
80, LAST yea. The amount conins mo SKI ~ COW.
r.r. l., was 6s3Ol3 bales. az linst -'oi 90 IN
-.,.,rr narlod last year. thus showing an ,,
el'-'4s -, G,s nes The total visible supply OF co'.
Shows ~ ,Se3 falling off Of 497.sU bales rom tl.e
c,,reetond.rg date Of 1894. and 1t is +olois roy
tnsn fa;es against 39fos9 les; year 4ooi.ooo y.
go. 80 4Gs 100 In 1898. The total american s''p''
.S bales against @cio 1872 bales Asi ySnr' hid, n.
prsrlrs range and close Io,cay ana e's'"s ' Wv
mtg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYoTk. December 10 1890
East Side saurhtersr and 2 car. Tor the market NJ
o% q s.Ss a N y % beef c %s %n n
Christmas beef quoted 0aoc Latest cables report i've
AYE al wS1h' S s ss an s D a.
Fig for Extra a9ssy liys sheep firm at aaloc ship
beef: the Mohawk London. 40 cattle and
ea,ie On tie Mareo to Hull is cattle tn. Xmcrc9
and chicaro city are expected To- sail Monday
steady Ordinary to good veal. sold at sase x per iS
N, and Westerns nominal. Dressed calves
country dressed 4Q3c for little calves and asg5c for
Sales P Nelson IL veals. 100 N average. a, 50 rs
SHEEP IND Il cart. or 1854 head
. car. direct to butchers and 10 cars FOR the market
Demand only fair but feeling tribe firm withou, any
Saass I'M me in pes d Four and hall cars
E, sa@s q roo NJ Sss =
Sc a ea ps.e al uo steady at sme' p at
n lambs sold saolsc; few caTcasses at
saIs:H M ,s oel Canadian lamb. 50 n
q per So o % g. $. sc TSn ss. 49, 49,
nm q 50 50; 81 staie sheep ioi ro a. IS o. w.
Michigan s.S 49, I z! gs at & no lambs
nar io'd DO o az 'aasn' q Ks,acy o d. 81 Sa
3. 5ndi o as shs So r. s. & a, s. k! nga, % 9
b. S tS 10 S al $ s Indiana nS q, 81 s. ~
. g '';s IS s1%as 3 N'1'uss' '"''' " 3D. at
80 ~ So State % DO 50 at s. S. o. sheep "a
sanders. i7s repCsy,ani, sHb~ II ~ 40;
on. 9 ss csaa5'H ,m lambs 30 %
asf9ssssn 9 % Buffalo a% q; S esp
sS casi 20 pigs, Country ' dressed
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec 19.-Cotton quiet; mlddiirg. 613-l@;
low mddlng. 6a-IGc: good ord nary 3 ljc; net ana
receipts 9Gs bales to the Continent LOO
sales 49, Stock @llVi5. "a 49,,
Norfolk Dec I9--Cotton steady: middling. 64.c low
mddng CSC; good ordinary. Lie: net and gross
receipts 3G5 bales exports coaswise. 25s6. sales 40
stock. GO.27i. .,,,,
Ncw-Orleans. Dec. 19.-Cotton easy: good middling:
i-lGc mlddlng 1916; low middling. 69-'tc good
ordinary. 56c net receipts ~ 71 bales: gross
exports Britain. 10 200: 70 France 1899 70
tho Continent $3.50: coastwse. 1905: sales 1850 stock
42s. 100. ,, ,,,. 49,,
Savannah Dec 19-Cotton steady; mddling. SIC; low
mding CSC: net and gross receipts sfi3 bales .n
ports 10 the Continent SAL sales. 173i stock ilsl2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

A pvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trb-
4 received at their Uptown once No i.2f2 Broad
way. "a door north OF 3is st. until o'clock ad
veitisementS lied the following branch Offices Al
regular oflce until o'clock y. VIZ. 25& bth-
ave. cor ?Sd ST. i32 dth-ave cor i2thst Maey,A
Gth-ave and l4h-st 142 Coumbusave near West 18th
100 West 4cd at. 6have.: o. East l%th-st 23'
s,ws zen ana h S ana f,h ss hi sa
ave-. 6ist-et: 7Os st-ave. near seth-s $50 Sd
4ist-st.. 56t 3dave 20 Bieecker-st. S25
Ble-cksrs zoos % ave 2.o Es., 10Th st, ie2l Sd.
nN. 2GN2 Sd ave % Amsterdam to2 West I'D ~;
rs East 10Th, soa East tsth-s.: $50 eh,ays,; 81
uth-aye. 10. III ave. Gth-st. 2t East soh st..
lceo Broadway i5G3 3a-a,c ic9 sth-ave Lais :dave:
7b3 6th-a, At the Harlem Offices: oSi ad-avs near
i2Sth-st, bet tn and Ssh svcs.; so West itsth-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

TO market closed steady at 9S points ne, cSc' ms. s
Sv.h Yesterdays close. sales ~fNV .eie.
,rsns;erriile notices CSC SPOT cotton 9iie,'
us55itrr uolanis $40. middlins gull, '-lo' oa'es
as bales ell spinning ,,.x-oo, .,h,ee-arot cotton
Easter. sales 1000 bales. Speculation ana ssI1 Ma
II o,0. receipts So 900, American sVoV,
Anisroan Cd Futures steady 464d decline C,seo
sesa 3G4 points decline Januas-f eoioapy Nav
= >iarch 257ias March-ApTl. 3otiss Ap'.i..a;
as. Nay-June 8jai.b July.Augus SODss Iau5a1v
September $685. December oc''so' Ds's''''
S5iisb , ,,,.. With q
cog7FEE-The contract market closed oules WIN Wy h
rartiai advance Of points The highest prices o r e
cay were 10 points above YESTERDAY Hurs and
e~ro,ess was on advance OF franc IN nahIe en-,
an advance Of &al pfg Hamburg The opening WIS
sicsdy with points advance Trading was iouo nac
a,Dnsrr,nr 10 only for the day lho Puo.0
cable reports No exchange STANDARD az ,r
change "a RIO receipts 700 bags; iio ~
y,rre5 states 5000 and for Europe oWp, NO 80
sll coo market Santos receipts suVv oas' ssn,os
49, COS 0O): market steady. good average SANTOS
ios40o The RIO stock Il Will be noticed soE'e ouns
81 On hays against 4os 900 yesterday TINS Is OWN
20 a recount which made decrease IN .ie 80 ~
e5 100 bags. The markets Tor k'o aha san onot.a At
~ tr Invoices and Rio No spot at CSC for invoices
The following shows the highest lowest ana eD"'"s
prices to-day on contracts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

10 ~ is No arm al a,s I.ard-Prime Western epot du
az 2s Cneese-American finest white and colored ssaay
at Bis Taow-Prime city dull lbs Sd cottonseeu ~
Liverpool refined steady al los Cd Spirits Oh III
tine firm AZ EOS 3D. Rosin-Common steady Al os rTi,
Wbeat"No Northern epring dull Ga 81. Corn Mixed
Western SPOT old dull 9sd December dull az - I'll
Jnnuarv dull az % Old: February dull at Is yd tOur
st Louis fancy winter duh at 9s 3D. Hops at Lcndoh
pacIa cnnsf laf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
LONDON WOOL. MARKET.

London Dec 19.-Busness In the wool market ~
quiet and few inquiries from the United
States Imports Of wool fer the week have been as
follows From New South Wales. 95s bales; Queensand
lSs Victoria OIL; south Australia, liV Cane or t,oh
Hope and Natal 4.337: Singapore. go. Persia. DO.
Germany 30: United Sites 43: elsewhere 2os ne
sales thus Tar a. fss
bales OF which Is 900 bales forwarded direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
BALTIMORE OHIO.

Leave New York. foot OF Liberty St. cA.y.
CHICAGO. T.. n. AID " 10 night.
PiLIsbt k.s: 33o ea sun sun. i2io night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, 10 a. m 5 y m. - -
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 500. 10 ,pin,ns,s
II 10 n. Dining carr . 800 Dining carr, w.
Carr D. m. u Is night sunday. 10 tpnins carr ssG
a. Dining Carr. DINING Car). dining Carl ID"
night
NORFOLK. II. 30 a. IN. daily. .s.s
NEw-oRLEANs. Through Sleeper $50 .. m 'Su"~
200 p M.
All trains are illuminated with Pin,sch Light . -
Offces: tia f72 PAT. as lao Rway ~ Y tnn
1877 Bowery. ~ 40 SN Fulton-st. Rr'okl,n 49,
foot . Liberty St. " C. n r Of " J. Baggage chse~
from hote resif, destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. Dec 10. p. m.-Bcef-Exra India mess
nrm 80s: prime meas hrm at Sos Pork-Prime mess.
Western fine steady at ass Cd do medium steady at Ais 3D.
Hamsshor' cut about "a to 10 NJ dun at 30s o. Bacon
Cumberland cut. about IS 30 H. dull ?Sr short
rih about 20 70 10 dull at 27s Cd: long clear mddes
dee heavy about 30 70 4 NJ steady At 2s 3D. short clear
mddes. heavy. about ~ 90 ~ steady q 20s clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

sAATIONs foot Of DiaD..UssES AND CoRTLANno
STREETS.
500 A.. W. FAST MAiiMPuman o. Ban s s..pa. G..
Y FAST 'StS 70 ;S1ss'; g s.,,.s,,.
Walton cars ARIES chicaso A. g. ciessi.nSS ' Z:
Iouisyl; iI H. St. louis 's S% s'G "A
400 S''g = W. u. SHifeAoo AND ST. LOUIS ExpRr,s
s ssns and h4r D"as Ga 70 10 81 :. kou tsa;s
ss e. !" Ssss Sd s.ss.ss
S5l}ff S;'i hS S1s
n nenna o G.'' to 49, naanaS SG os ' %
r.ssr rac%5s sss ss .:y
'a"a =" WAsil lis :fSas xSb 1I,,E SOUTH.
ssS ESQ e a b9s s S rssr Ia plni
s$ndsy 80 i in' az ,osslsso q 7 1'ss.
sGG4 aHs Sci hliLwSr ss r = l. daily s.'' 80
y: f., ir"ss III nigh; daily si;.p.A:A :;
Af flsSSsSs so S., Hi sas A.sa fs
ch s:sSIF < 'S' Ohio S' SSfwSl
rR a f"r P2T SS S5pmd i@f END SoRoLK Via
ATLhSTIc CITY Top NJ weekdays. Through Bur.,
FOB s'' CAPE MAY. 100 r. NJ weekday.
Flss.sS, sic 10 20 ,ss Iss p'is'
Park) ot5 A. NJ - y NJ "'''v
EbV pptI' sprI.pttit
% 7?O : $50 30 renu'l Limited, mn
DIN ng carr. ~ 4. NJ. IL l. . TO- 80 IA
dining Carr. 500 Dining Car, q dining carr -"
q p n T.. Is night. Sunday r.ij ~ q q "a "a
Limited 10 II A. NJ. . dining ~ /, ~ Tp,n,ns
carl. 500 Dining Carr 6 Dining carr 40. soPw
Ticket, ,od'c~'; No, sa' o" rs5 la2'; ~ and N
Cortisnd court Stree, $50 Fulton stree, q
broadway and Brooklyn Annex station 10, = Ful,oe
Street PTooklyn. Station. jersey C'y The New Yo,t
Transfer Company VIII call Tor and o'ck hlrgare ffon
hotels and rrsi1orces through 10 des'na'o-
s NJ ppFvCeT - wo0o
rere-~i p.~e'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

~ rr weekly from Pier "a N. r. Tuesdays. Thurs
,.vs and Sa,nrdays at y. NJ. for savannah direct
ely OF Augusta. Dec. 20 la Grand. Duchesse Dec 20
CIV ~ birmingham Dec. - Kansas cy..... Dec. 81
Ijnsurpasssd cabin accommodations. Connecting at
Savannah lines for all points In Florida
South and For tickets and freight apply
at 3l7 28l 1853. 1856 broadway or A. the Pier foot Of
Spring St q. NJ. S0RREL. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
WEST SHORE K.K.

Trains leave ". t2d 81 Station. y. T. a. foIo"S -
IS IN earlier from foot Franklin st.:
$3.50 a. NJ. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. ,.s~e,
OILS A. NJ. Daily for Albapy. ttca, Syracuse 49,
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland cn,es sss
II 3S A. ~ Daily. except sunday. to catskill ms vsa
tainr New-Patz. Lakes Mohonk and Mime 49,
Albany UtcA. Saratoga Caldwell Lake Georse '"
ca. 10 Albany. ..rsA
600 r. Daily Albany. Montreal. Utica syrsss,SS
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto ps"
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis.
.;t5 p. NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Utica sy's'~
Rochester and Buffalo. .--,~,
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E ylr a AN one MS and the close shows s
Ss. q 8 as IS standards s'rsss'
s s q S ssns patents and lie nomna mark c
su0,sd as ss9ys 81 e Wih BIDS IN loc to l5c
under these au9 tSa I0 sSs Winter pasn
ss 1850 pkss sa,sh's s. 80 fs and H s.
AS & II Ss; IS a.? 5SxESS FI6%n
os Sgesfa IS, 81 IsS 1d as to
Sg91a sales bags Quoted Fine 1 whs
7sSase o ons yfa ~ CO and 50 70 Sass ~ ssS
,,cnse meal 95cqsl. oil meal 81; city feed ec.
veopea considera6e advancing during the short os,
s ssn of a*c The opening gain Of 'g4c fol
small MAJ cS sse?n The ana rise '1 seemed Be on syns
for reaction by traders assisted by The seaaier Liver s
ouests for rm offers spring shipment by moderate es, IN
tesof injury in the Argentine the better tone in
The foreign maSs were nd, as Te %Ss as stated
thst there orders for cash wheat although no
Ter prospects Province Of tuenos Ayres put ie e
isvora s !. s ssn ss oo S against Bush pre-
esdng week and 1000 bush las, year There was c p
s sses ss sS in the Northwest $40 524
cars last 1se we've w or good By Minneapolis
mills hse REP se0T Week Rrs sos de-
crease and so2i 600 bush arainsi 70 o" bush
tine: the Prs sS Ssss bush against
year: Increase. 2seooo bush The Interior receipts OF
Sss Sas fallen on ss' ana
from the principal for the week ending to-
day 600 bush decrease 23i 90 bush Flour eA-
1oSe 2t3 bts decrease bbls The cash market
was nomnaly higher with No red loc over May b
anoat: NAV closed S5i.c: No ! Northern York. e
over MAY Z o ahoat: No l hard &c Nav. o
afoat On curb wheat quiet May selling NJ s3iz
ass i5-i6c; closing sJisc al m..... .CORN-The
market FOR corn fsatureless and outside Of few
transactions In May there interest. Argentine
ports FOR the last 3i20Oc bush aRanet $4,000
bush the preceding 'BradstTeet's' American
ports were bush 35i 900 bush the
ceding week and 2o57 600 bush year Since July
the exports have IS ISL 600 bush increase
las, year OF "a bueh. Primary receipts os
this week 2G75 900 bush decrease of GO 600
bush The exports from the principal Atlantic
ports ended TO-DAY 2.4l3 600 bush a
decrease Of 22s 600 bush. The future market closed
unchanged 10 NC advance Cash steady with
sales OF bush for expor, private terms One
rejected corn sold PC elevator and 200 bush No
csic elevator No quoted at 2s1c On the
errl Nav 3ih43Issc. closing 31Ac. .OATS-The
Yna Ike. nominal In future deliveries at NewYork and
at almost a the West Receipts
literally this week and 900 900 bush
increase $1,000 the week fallen
OF and have 7i2 900 BUSH OF 370O0 bush
The future to-day closed unchanged advance
quiet Sales 26OO0 bush. including 600
bush No oats. COG 900 bush track and ungraded
white 2fd31c quality 5000 bueh rejected mixed
19c elevator 5000 bush rejected white 2os20%c elevator
No quoted 22c elevator: d, clipped. 2kc: No
white &c: No white 22i1c. BARLEY-Msrket dull.
yssding quoted 2s92sMc. Buffalo Mailing. S6Q4eo
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DEED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

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caibo via Curacao. from Robert Stses. Brooklyn
SIS PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday December 23 | o. m
IS. CARACAS. wednesday January g. ..
SIS. VENEZI'EIA Saturday. January i6 p. m.
FOR MARACAlpO. VIA ST. THOMAS
ss CIRACAO............M Monday. December IS 1 n m
The.e American steamers. built expressly for the trade
have superior accomrn 'dations for passengers
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