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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Y ESTATE OF s. EMERY SAGE.
We the subscribers, being duly appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the district OF
Westminster, Commissioners TO receive examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF S. Emery Sage, late of
Townshend, in said district, deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto;
and that six months from the Esd day OF Septem-
Der, last being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business Of our said appoint
ment, at the late residence OF said deceased, in
Townshend, in said district, on the second day Of
November, and the second day Of February, next
from ] O'Clock p. NJ, until O'Clock p. NJ. on each
OF said days.
p H. RIJTTER
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23
STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro IS

y By the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the estate OF ANNA
deceased, craating
You are hereby notified that this court will de-
eide upon the allowance of the account of Milon
DAVIDSON executor OF the last will of said de-
ceased, and decree distribute IN thereof TO the
persons entitled at the session thereof to be held
at the Probate ONCE in Brattleboro on the 3st
day OF October A. ID. 1895, when and where you
may be heard in the premises, IL you see cause
~ A. F. SCHWENK Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23
OF VERMONT. Mar,horo GO

~ By the Probate Court for said District
To al persons interested in the estate of JAMES
EASTWOOD. late Of Guilford, in said district
deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this court will de-
eide upon the allowance Of the account of Emily
Z. Eastwood executrx OF the last will Of said de-
ceased and decree distribution thereof to the per
sons entitled at the session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in Brattleboro, on the Slst day
on October. A. ID. 1895. when and where YOU NAV
be heard in the premises, IL you see cause
~ A F. SCH WFNK RaOistar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23

We, the undersigned, agree to refund the money
on 80 cent bottle Of Greene's Syrup of Tar II Il
falls TO cure your cough or cold We also guar
antee twenty-five cent bottle to proove salts
factory or no pay.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23

In the great cooking exhibition
showing the qualities of the new
Sterling range at A. V. OOx's store
GOLD MEDAL" -four was selected
as the best bread -four
One barrel producing 26O one and
One-fOurth pound lOaves proves that
Washburn, Crosby Cos GOLD
MEDAL" and "SUPERLATIvE"
fours are the best and most eoono-
mical on the market.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23

F. r. DURGIN, Brattleboro.
GEO. Il. GREENE, Brattleboro.
CHAPLIN & CO, Brsttleboro.
A. NJ. CORSER, Putney.
@. Il. PARKS. Williamsville.
n. NJ. BATCHELDER, Newfane.
W. S, HOLLAND, Townshend.
B. NJ. ADAMS, Townshend.
j. @. WILCOX, Guilford.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23

We have recently decided tot add to our usual
stocko goods, a complete lineof
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23

We can show a fine line Of Rat
tan Rockers; also can name some
wonderful bargains among them.
We have Rattan Rockers at all
prices, from Sl.e0 upwards, but
our line at $3.50 to IS is the best
we have ever shown.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23

BELLE H. EMERSON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23
BEDSTEADs.
SPRING BEDS.

Have you seen our new spiral
spring beds, at $3.50 and s5i We
claim them to be the cheapest and
best beds ever put on the market.
Why not try one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

short ribs. per l,o 10
sso.' .,....:':...: ~. ~: &c ss ~: 10
ea s.s g;g' :: .s c" ssl ro"5 w ' g.
sprins wheat 80 'y sample. s. (. let ,'''pSe.o'
e i a:os; "a , ''... 'i sli..a y ;a E.
pfime ~ itr iced, s. ., n H. ~, y',"' ' e
Il 49, '-s1 = soa - a WI sse. s. ;o
,'ler. nnishci goods Pc gal 81 - Susar az ioaf;
s. - srinriaie, "ej. ,'aniari a. sag I!nseea
eane narse va, 'rad' -.''% ,.eI aee .
.lers - per dozen
~ ~, 80 ..1; So 8 ~ :"i s. 80 az ' '" b.
~ > mixed .2a:... mixed car, ~ p",r i'9'''r.
rswi, go lear Mmilg ani hr''. So. e'ag hecs;
I.7i Keitis g. Pr" s'e.'2 %. ,,s sa,,~
g~ e,rra shor dear .de' . boSe crar beli~s
-, n.eon 'noaaes ,,s 'aa' II, s, rsr. w.: '
Onto ana Indiana creamery iss-'- h"sS f''''' ''''
Nr.uA ssr.-i ~, r". e ., ma a, 's,o,4
=, ,sc ' ,sns :. B. o. 'o,' s@a9i. as 81
I,r',sro Sc" * northern. 7sa'", samp" h''i"}
,s s,1' o.. sr : no d. 30 ao fou- ~.'
basis - 81 4ob$t 30 for hard spring p'e"''' ~ W"
~. Hh"e nu .Sen,S ~ me iowe.t point rel,hei Jun
were 49, ..o Nav .penei 77'.c and depp.a carry
,nS a,,,c and then nnrr advancing 'se held ~ ,r
co'ns 'gnr ma. .h Wheat Mo- sae- made
g anasr ~ NAY N 9qs are 10 as M anae Ma
~. northern Sad a. r,,r. on t,ac. g. hard
-: So / northern 7o,.c g. sg1s. ~, uri
,lor- patents - ojT>i 80. Ia. >,'ns" ~, p."
,nn a. on tbs. shipments 50 POI. .lS.n
S pan +" bulk quoted 81 5co a. sh''' - ""T'' 49,
,rida,ines s. .5Ts7 -
phrad.lpha Dec L Flour dull is.geN n'T nln
s,ne, s. s5Gsl H.. DO extras. 81 2,aN 20 l,un-
W.. r,.r cea- 81 .5ns' g.. saiSni ~ S'ps' To-,
a. 5O4S3 ~. do straight. - 2,Hs' v" 40
HP."s -ns,fa mills extra. - "dS w" su'lth'
~ co@sa ~. patents 81 sjaS' Wheat wraH' pNe~ I
~ - nor hush options. exporters were hoinhR on
~, ,sb.,. on cal. p"cemh'l >>,sr ,S"""r.'
.,, " so. Febrary yOi.0.oasc March ''-I'i1. ,ht
r,ror, Elevator No renns, l'au' red "i' bH
,DS ,,i.va,e rcd bid No red "l'r steamer y"
y" . - ,J No Northern spring ss"r. torn
sS,rn declined isai,c and closed weak oanes "rI"
MHt , an, foreign inGury was light. 30 : nNei on
ea m nerembr~ 27ita27i.c. January 2'@-a-'tc fsp
M. 0.sc. March. :sn2s.c CARROTS ~ "AP''t "'
,snr To mixed 27'.n214c. steamer - a.m y" -
80, r.,s-Deuard for CARROTS was Hshl VIM "up.'
a. former rates. futures neglected -" M.it'
on Iii r.cember Januart February ana Ma a.
on on t.e,s arm In good demand. western nrsts 'n
80 Refined dun. unchanged 'ih'r hft'"S
unchanged. 10000, u., ,..,
ted es.i side 3sG3Dc. country pp'Eis h'h'o
nknr' ~. december g0isc asked. NAV 'n' asked
Wir's L. Dscember "Ot.c asked May "a hl '"l"
In, ..n Iccamber 1870 nominal. MAJ, ."s' 'h'F al
,.f. lunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

December u 1896
sss ss: Of a Sa d. T s@6 INN s
Year. Espots also Ign Mednr ana pea a., ars
Edne ara .ow eye lem II buyer. a;ST a Grssn
S.e '' per- g sif T. ss sSa. !. e
s. 81 medium %1 sTG p@s FAR T. good >Sec III
& r g. ' DO f.s % r9 s % s. Ns
DO ina Cafornia 81 sonsi 81; ady , wa.h,ns,1n' ca
7 7o@ s.c > 90 scotch bbis So DO bsss 1oas2e
criam,ry deve:opeG INTO slight adyanee M, morning
Enossh business WAS Fsp9%a 10 hu fr n. nsna
run Of me scs pc he general rae Bn "a soD Slo
p 1s h s . ~sa Is of ard OF wia eaaas..
Tancy creamery held lte nrm.r all CHER ds ,ol' s
Weak feeling The class q goods that Whom SSTpr ssnrs '
;k o ct the c sHnr weser ssras PEI ?dS
%' n.. isae third. .eeOnd: ;sass 90 Sat,
Gn ns: e21 S Is sq IS" ,scoSd, as
r.. f. ssn 4 TX 'e' Do %r s,. i.Is
%sS fa s S. s:. ' Gs.. ''1 nn
&c. Do 70 s s a. ..s3na mr sac so
sy Sn. extras. Ga maxi. seconds - a'
Sge tTsss ;s sc do ps@ii fr.sS icsi.c
,Gs show. further gan Of sironss an n
y s" weather CONDITIONS. and there nothing .o ,.
s.y rs nave IL 'oa ans f as
2 ana es, rs9sr s' iser. %s genera disposition
suppl /rs.h eggs ana buyers S-nfray re
noo too their View. shove 2'c rev ios o. s'rIr,I
useo o,anI however taken az &C ana mere ras
fancy nce come business from store al that price
been hreysr extreme prime stock Is offered
a. -, stores a, 2Ii.c The demand IL ho' sc',e slu
an ~ a., NJ The supply 81 sill lower value i'eIise,
So 200. are held with little more cohioen.e. ""'
n' LINED steady. with moderate Hi''.me'.
auoe. Jerrry nearby. fancy per no1'' A. Cd
quo psnnsvlyanin fresh gathered choice 70 90 fa
M 1i1,o2c Western choice "lgp2.c 40 alr 10 s9o'
.mD,c' Kentucky choice 2c; do othe. Sou'nerII
~e 2spG Die: refrigerator "a. paNsI pm
Al early packed Ice: do ia.r 20 prime ,,s az
inerioc per per. ea, ssa sSg "a o. 40
There was considerably more 1he'est s.
a. bv several exporters who evidently nnn a
,e cheese sold from Platform mos; ~ ". a.
III c,eanis from gsc down. though one
~, y, october coiored brought 9<c rs,' -. IN ." d.
10 90 "a me- II any call from exporters b, ID az
ch-e Considering approach of me hniioa,, .s
dealers both large and small sxes on,
roi aus, generally fraction apoNe 49,
lni"' .L',n- ln moderate supply. ana WIN IA.
PAR rn,h home trade and exporters pre-" slr
PEG oored and white. We quote; sa ,o III M" a.
t'oiI coored white fancy, losm IL"
:"ierads mime 9,sc do October. fa;r 70 see ~.
iae .nn ,i.fsi.c sna Sep'enper ro1s oS.o.
io,gIosoo, 20 Ssir 7isds4 ght skins choi.e srs g.
10 COMM sooi 20 prime ar@1c; do common 70 'a ~
ON .ri 1TpEsHHxppes still n moderate suppl
4. very dull and the tone OF wv W.,
few OF INC eatsw1a greatly nesisc'ee sa1
Concord a S,,tctIy fancy sound and dry Cepe SSu ea
very low heid steady but the rece'ps s ,ss on.
erries q, medium and lower qua,i,es, s,yscv fsnrv
pressing lor are moderate supply una ''e'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. De Flour dull. unchanged sales ID"
bbs Wheat dun. spot. 30 bid May. sj.as1c. south
by sample. .as2c. DO grade. Nd':n" -, stn'h
3J,VU bush sales 5000 bush. Corn steady, sp,t -.slo
sc: year and January - .p.1'.c February. =
March o7sG2sc southern white. a'iec asked do yellow
eIi,c asked. stock 1.s7s.m~ hush sals-. G'oo' bush
q. -: stock V>ovoo bush Rye easier and active,
NJ nearby 4int2c: W = Western i3'sn43',c. s;"'k
1850 bush Hay quiet and sieaiv unchanged ,'ialh
quiet. unchanged Cotton quiet, nlpdlhSS
Nc coffee dull. 40 = iOsc. Ofh-r articles unchanged
Boston Dee II Flour quiet and easief. spring pat
asa ~. clear and straight. ~ .1rF -" winter
patents x5ax5 clear and sffaghts - Jop$i ~ corn
meal quiet GoaG.c bag. 81 "jas 30 bb corr quiet
steady. No clipped old 80. fancy higher oats.
81 g27c Mfeed steady spring bran 10 ship akr ana
si soasis red dog rour ST. - Pork qu,e, long ard
short $40 %. extra prime "" -. yea. 'hhs 81.
Hams %. 10 Lard Sc. Bacon. sas &C. Butter qu"I
northern creamery ga 2Sc Wescrr 2iF22. in'''s,on
i.qisc common i3o Lambs que- ~ sac. mutton
and y~arngs 4aGc Veal $40 choose quiet. North
en- iOqi0s.c Western snl0r Eggs quiet nearby "a
p. Eastern choice ~. Western. 3ic. Mlchgaa. II.
I,.ans ren,, and dull. Yellow eyes 81 tonsi -, 'rl
aidney- ioasi ~. marrow pea Sla>l % snal. lr"
81 .0f 81 90 mei.uns sl1s, 10. Poultry iuie N"rih'
o.ls 20 chickens i.allr Western chckehs ami fowls
sn loc Potatoes quiet fIchrons Ioai3c. whit" stock
ssssa. Green Mountains. 3Ndior. Rose 3sliu s"rr-@
si o5uSlSo bbl Naleucas. 81 SlHs4 ~ per
IIsv quiet. choice slGasi7 lower grades s.osi"
Rye straw xl9asao Leather quiei; h"murk sol" nor
ala first. n2ic. seconds. 10. union -o" hr-t' 10
3Oc seconds 2'N2sc
I hard soi &C. No Northern. 6'c. do old s'".nsS
4, . x,,,hern SAL Winter wheat closed duh. y
t,sher corn closed strong. hhrgel oats close
stead unchanged Barley strong mais'ers holding on
unchanged nominal. No : ~ IN store fi'li d.i
mncil.nsei Mlire"i quiet. steady.
,-,t..,. 10. Il TIE leading futures ranged fDl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
range and close 'o-asy and closing bids the

Market closed firm IL ~ points advance compared
With Yesterdays closing prices Transferrble notices
Total sales. $4,000 New york ne receipts 49,
bales. Exports: Great Britain. 80" bales Continent.
bales ga ",e haes Toia receipts
bales. f. thiS 21noH4 oaes against
2i5 4sT bales week and l72 800 ia'cs lest TX
iors today Great Britain "a 800 bales. Continent sos
bales: stock l.2.s3.i bales
ss,cs. 700 hses. speculation ana
mort 1850 iales; receipts. 1900
hsies: American 1900 ba,es middng upands. A.
Futures stea, wiz Buyers at last nights prices
AZ as7s. TeS-iai,' Marco a37h: Msrci-Apri Bill.
April May. 3-so. May JCne 3j,s. June July 3"s .b july
August. 360.s Aug iSetemter. 3,9r December 36os
December Janua-t. 35.i.s MaTchester- Yarns, some
business low yvc.y. cloths steady SPOT cotton quiet
unchanged Middl.a~ u9ands. 1876. niddling GUT
.7-lsc - .
COrFEE-The foreign markets were over lIavre dos
,y with net al. frauc. and Hamburg closed
w,h q i-Ti pfenning. The local market was
rrenced foreign reports and The first trades here
at loss 81 about 70 points. Later there was a
f-r4- feeling Fiye points were paid to exchsner 30
DecemrAr Tor MAY 80 December e.25c. and 80 DE
r.nher AT togeihei: points paid exchange
no December FOR March; points paid TO exchange ~"
december FOR Msv: points paid - eN han@A 900
steamship California cleared
a.. hip Wordsworth cleared from Santos with ~ 900
bsgs The public able reported Rio Nc. :, exchange
STANDARD at $500. exchange. 90. Hl receipts II 600
nsrs. no cicarsnces lnfcl states Wt and fof Eu
rope mia Ip stscs. 1O.oJo msi;st steady santos re
CENTS 81 900 iscs santos toes 69l.Vo market quiet.
good average santos. 1osFO
TIE Iosl marie; remains quiet with prices nom
.nsliv unchanged for invoice lines - Brazilian coffee Rio
No is quoted AT 10. and so. ~ Csc Mia coffee
au. b stead, ui.h sales 9: 700 bags savanila pr-
The following shows the hignes' loves ana coshs
ricssf o-d4y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

$ - Texans ssasi 80 noss.lecept, 81 900 head;
Shipping lots So lcas 49, scnmo 70 choee wixsd s. %
s @s s. ss as ss'0.sS ss % sa' s
steady Inferior choice s. oas4 lants 81 :Sasi 80
native cow. 50 sasx Texs. steers 2 i5asS Texa.
lower Workers 81 91asS packers sadss -; heavy.
a.' es hSsp g Jass nac mixed s ous ISL.
sHnso Der io S ,s PTS 9r ~ 1es , = d soT ,h
lime week. SO" head: coassn-d through id
head: New York 44e head on ;ac 90 heal Marisi
Ish to medium su'esrrs s',s s. 'rs4 % Old 20 gsoa
supply light . fair s4as+ 30 good 10 >5a$d Hogs
meeep,s for ~ a. = hour iSao had Total for
"a 40 head on.isn.a nrSss No mead 10 ;r
wrsh;s 81 as 90 ight lo,s seneraiy 81 60 pss
rousns s.yoaSs 10 stays. s. e5as. 10 Late saes-
steady. AID all sod Sheep and lambs Receipts for The
last - hours 5000 head: total for werk ,hns far 26o~
signed through head To NV York. head. On
sale. 5000 head Markei .i-ned aci!ye lval3e high
sooi 70 chsce 81 soasa - common To- s5is4 -
e ea a %1 s. :@ss s''a u '' '
wears 80 sjat t ,Sa ' sso y g ioas 'g ~
s. 10: heay, Gsnsd,- s4yons;,
na H1sAs s,esdS s s 75"s. 90 medium s. Sssi 3d.
heavy 81 ."asS - pigs s5asa H. ,Resslp pr,
far far to so.S Sos 7Sss So SG. . "sa .,r BEST SKA
calves. s4asio. sheep-Receipts. 100" had: market
Fast Liberty. pee l.uca,tle- Mark, stead prime
Ss s s. ss as @ S. sss ana nd c '7
s2nSs ~: bologna COWS s5as5. fresh ana spring
s. 90 S@st sh YorRar. 81 sc@s 81 ccnnan to i,
Yorker 81 ta%S3 best medium ~ 49, 90 h"
s.ys prIm 81 c"@sa 90 good 81 ns 10 fair $: 90
s Ss 10 mnrn s@n@n f r sm %S 81 asi *
Veal calves sGasc 30: heavy and thin calves. s3rs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
December IL. 1896


,,1rox-.rhe market closed firm with a advance
al? to points and Arm tone with total sales o. io.'o1
s The ''pPGc c ssS,se5 eSesrfn feeling among
sos traders but later cables reported a sharp decline
ss, , ,s On arrivals Of to il, points At Manchester
tfsrs business az low prices IN yarns while
enc, cotton literally ard their ,akEgs today amounted
..ns points on the early news from Liverpool From
rs there little reaction and then Sigh, upMad
sps The eosc there good huying. presumably
acc snd S on n as a pcoa R I'M
prices q day 1t looks 81 the large moventn, hss
Sei as outsiders watching the very closey
Il is thought by tina, falling on in receipts Moaa
Sspoei 70 move with caution. The steady demand from
S ass rom hnsrcan mis- dSes no, increase it is
cha the available supplies OF cotton al kur9prai p
n. sens,h at Liverpool is by the steady
demand for cotton from Con,inea spnness ,d nina, sy
much hey were las week when tme on',S
fs = a cevn Se ssop en seems to lie going Oh,
ssh; fss' II appesrs 80 that ne yiso'e y, nS
receipts bales sgans' 1iND bales last year ana
Since January receipts were si'"o bales esa,ns; 81.
week ~ 600 bales asainsi 1900 bales last year ana
sI4ss, asles The same line last year. ire anos
5000 bae against 1890 bales las; year . e,
against 9,s74 bales tie same day last wee ami 'o
s sass '' 500 s o a saes .san so bs
same day last week la5Os bales last year To,day
acas'on 7s,e bale, asans, a:i5 bales ne sane day
"Ss,ns, 3 as and es. bales :; Ione I08l bales against
as and s.2 bales Cincinnati 1870 bales against 2loa
and f5sr S''s ay sG os & 500 bales
as H ss . SseS sss sns 80 and II bse
:e5 bales against :'s3 and 7oi bales Ssyannah s4 az
bales agals 2o$i and ?2i5 bales Norfolk sg2 bale
col. ami G7 bales The receipts a. pois o.day
smaller any far This wee amounting 10
' op.nss rsnss and close to-day and closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

,.,,,., D.r II ,Specan.--lt was day OF rumors III
h., same - them effective al the session. onV
- lao denied after the close and some OF them were ''
unsettled even at night Wheat was fa'e" o',' ''"'
., statement from Newport News tha' "'ur ''""'"
- ,h., ,o,,, wer. 40 600 barrels enough to make
TIE total c.arsnces for the day i-""'" o"S'"9 s
,,o. no correction 81 the figures until som" 'n' al
vs. -, hat closed when said that the sales
..,. 40 oo pounds. There was another fun"f also j."
ru-ntial In closing the marke; str'"s '' ,
2,s M, bushels 81 wheat had been ,n 81 ana was
,oni Every shipper here denied IN" p"'ness % - ar
po" zen st night whether the ruror WINS ,tue %
false May opened from ~. 70 ~" so, cents The for
~. aa Vas bSarish the English and Continental mar
kets lower and Dsnuban ara snS ,hr~ We're further
pres,ns - aamage TO winter wheat; and II WAS IA
too trat these came from good h, m"lIlnx thr
rule There fair ciearhhcrs "'" ."os, r..n,s
nr,or, News error 5i2WO bushels Northwest Iep ss
were moderate 448 cars aganst "a. Frdov hut was
,,st year A cold was preictei ~, s,n~
60 shorts that to be accompanied pS snow"
An nsden, in cd me p wcsre over bushels
There was however, pnzzins 1nS oniy 2 rens most
~ the session and only ~ cents az me los ~,
81 that the clearances from u,'m H. a,l,r
wres VII hnS about $50 bushels less and there beng
the likelihood tina, the f"''h' '"'S' VIII '""
Ing on .rrov keeping wi,hin :. cent range
and nnaiiy closing exactly "hsIe ios a., ~. cents
s,.d Mt NOS large pos with 20 estimated for
Friday samples Sere .lesrmnces were large $4,000
ahs An Argentine cable reported danakr d! ocus'S
PIT operations we're srainnr every cfor daily
on, line Of long held through Baldwin tasnu'm
h,on' cssr. wa, little such raIdng today Ercepts
were liberal 81, ears Win s.c s ssmples Mere
seaiO"ra en-, love-. NAV cold between .oi and 1875
cents and closed AT .ps cents ,,o,,la,on of proyl-
,ons the feature OF the day There were sn s x 400
point; .. than md Ss ys' s.co win
,sh T. Friday Prices at the yards however c'oSea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

Liverpool Dee. H. 345 y. m.-l,eef-Extra India mess
fran N JDs: priin. finn JOs. I'Jik-Prm- mess
fine steady a yi do medium. steady al Ais
"a Hams Short cut. about ~ 10 IL ID. dul al aus
Bacon tumbe land about ~ 10 ~ 10. duli al IS
short rib about y 10 steady at 2ss long Gear
middles light about 81 20 - H. steady al Us ID: long
clear nddes heavy about 40 TO 10 No. steady al as 90
clear ultfles. heavy about ~ To 81 H. stray al
s. clear bellies about II 10 10. dull at Us shoulders
about II IA 10 firm Us l.ard-Prim- " este u
spot duh at 2ls finest white and col
ored STEADY Jls. TaOw-Prime city dun al iss 3d.
CoIt,nsed ulIvrrpool refined steady at los 3D. Spi-
" tufpentine "A 2Us I'd Rosn-,omrnon nrni 81
"a Mh-at-No Northern spring dull a, Us "a Vt u
Mixed Western spot old steady al - Ui,d; Deremp"r
e,N Al - vd: January easy at - 9i,d: February easy
?i,d. Fou-St Louis fancy winter hu'l al w. "1'
Hops AZ l.ondun-facifc Coast dull al coJtos
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Hew-York. Deem Il. 1890
car. arrived yes'-roy N.arIy az IN. ''o.s ve.
consigned d f 'TgM ana sr, 1 s'scrs and stead
fra r"sh san ~, dressed naive sides e'.a
II. ct. quoted las rcfs s,g "a .s.. to d1g
q. n,.a to sr9"a1 s.se 's, s sn ~ '"'''
"1'sf r'. marss,s rs bead T..
rs a so@ .s goa .sa. %sa srsa
yr': s. . for for ysn rS 20 ws. cs- %
for Ssani4y " .s; s tSF Ely o a'i''fs s
raivss ard 4i,GGgc FOR dressed BARNARD caives.
8, 3, IS. ,oc NJ 80 N do is y : 10 ao i,
at 81: 8 '''''"s' . ,'oo,,a At s. sss.1 80
,.a-lInx. ' H. at 81 ycsierdsy vrs is 10 at
f. a. at 81 49, at - & 90 49, ss r. az a.
g. 81 r. ys ss In g g So ,,,..r 20
T. 5,S ear; r or G ss , nssa
IN IGN, receipts prices were fuy sustained ana "aIy
sales w,ie a. slight undeone Of weakness Al ne stock
"is, S Dmr lambs sS.'P at ''s ss oss. r.
eHo!e a, ST. canadian lamb. quoted q, 81 S%as aar
Se... mutton sa@'i.c per h. dressed lambs at
sss,o1 Judd CO. 2Ie Michigan lambs = N aver,gs
At Sc pet 100 NJ enn,ysni. sheep few lambs, ~ 10
r. S. us Indiana do 70 NJ at % 10 IN d. 81 H. at
SD o. Mcpherson & Co: - Western sheep. ios ~ at
s !: s s,. s' .als eG 81 d 20 i"
at 81 20 ., ,.,o lambs - IN at q Il: 2I0 do
:. 10 a. s. 10 G.. PENNSYLVANIA DO eo TO- al so"-t ~
- ~ a. ;S N n, SIS II state DO. dS 10 al 90 10 ~"
nenns~i,ania sheep as N. at 81 62r; III vernon, 90
~, "a also sold yesterday 3s4 Canadian lambs ~
~ -; 81 ~, lis do ~ NJ. at s. 10 ~ state sheep
a., ~, -, "a 70: il6 ~ At - 20 III fsuhao o.. -
~ ~ & 80 - canadian de- 40 10 nj ~ do III 10 III
=" Harrington: i75 State lambs 20 10 a. 8 80 s6 10
II, n, y, s.. IL Canadian do ~" 10 al 80 81 - 'ae
Va 49, ~, - IN y, s., do. IOs No. AT "" $50 mn
itums & Mullen 10 state lambs q, 10 Al - a. -
. "a Va a. a. 50; - N. a, - ~ sheep anu
,",,i. a. H. at s.. state sheep ~ 10 al ~ 40 '"
bugks ~, ~. % car. or 105 head. About car
~ sse Including heal he'd Over from ".s"iday
, ~ en- al 81 ,O0st good heavy To lighi hoks
III p.w coarse DO selling al s. S,ns3 80 Pigs s"d
w e. o,aitI 4 fanry light DO al 90 Country dressed
I'm A, 4mG-~ per ib. -, .. -. .,.-.y.
- Z. 10 per 700 NJ is3 10 at g.; state piss 90
u a. ;. =" Sac 'I hog. ard pigs iG5 ~ s4.'
INN. 4 Mullen: STATE hogs. 10 10 Of ~
, IS n, sf 81 TO 1870 n. at A !" do ~ -
90 s ~ as; de- ri n. at So -; piss % ~ ut 80"
a. - "a N, a, 70 DO. AZ ~ ~ Per head: ..
Sherman & Culver: 100 Pennsylvania hogs u" No. 81
Sc
OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH
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Galveston Dec i7.Cotton steady; middling, 6z.c low
mddng. 1i,c good ordinary 6'sc. net receipts. ssy
bales 1903 bales. exports 10 Great Britain l"4.'
bales coastwse. 2sl3 bales sales 1904 bales; stock
1878 bales.
Norfolk Dec. 17.-Cotton steady middiing 64.c; low
mddne. Gaze. good ordinary llBc net and gross re
ceprs. J6U, bales: exports to Great Britain 100 bales
coaswe 33.2 bales sales 80 bales stock 6l3,4 bales
orleans Dec l1.-('otton quiet middiing. Is Cc
low middlng 6si6c; good ordinary o-l6c net receipts
O4i3 bales. 6sl bales exports to Great Britain
$500 bales: sales. 900 bales stock 49,. d6 bales
Savannah. Dec i1-COtion quiet and steady: mddng
Gs': low mildiing. ga and gross receipts. 34lo
bales coastws 3 bales sales Gas bales stock
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
Union Stock Yards Chicago Dec H. attie-i.e-
csipfs 900 head; market frm nnd roc ioc hisne
mon 10 extra steers 50 J0q$3 20; stoeAeis ana icea"