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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

-b,cas, Dec IA tspecllp There was very SIC"
mud n. a result rather weak wheat market '"-l'>'
rar,b.r closed . cents and May !. cent under las'
,i,nt The latter opened 81 sold between "l's anu
.-,i3 and closed 9O4s cents An ILLINOIS, pe0''"'e'
, sb,u,ne he area 900 acres l.ss than last Ne4i
49,, ,,o condition only - TO II in the different d.
Visions was a little help 20 prlces carr! \ tf1.l - i,
French crop makls me area 10 ~" I, - AGO had
S, 49, do vc,.h Inc closing weakness cables WEI
No. !" , w ar"nnd sea5cari .leaIinces we're 6llOoo
lIo Goa bushels against 31> 900 bushes MlleIpo..S
,,b receipts 5S2 cars against 40 20 cars mere
u,1s - people win l0lg m'ries explained ma a
YEAR ago to-day there was severe sn5V ] rs
yhe West CIearances We're $1,000 bushels fVeIy -.
was on the q1l for the Increase n * re, Ie
sock The total saturday night vas o'"V tis'e x
an increase last week Of '35V1 oHshss -0o oSo
urcted that the Increase tns week VII 6e ao0tl
bushels which will make about ouoN" os'eis ~ the
Tiea r bu crowd would pay foT az leas! oe,Ugo
bushels cash wheat by the erd ot tNr I?h' n nSe-
%eg"Y5fE i cent under St Louis only , cents over
Minneapolis and 3 ctH a5. oyer Sd The peoemSer rams
ing to tpe ne, not asgresate 25oOo0 bushels
Corn o vas s. 9s and at 2Sa2s9, ana closed a. 50
rrnts stormy weather West hau a s,eGuS lHs
cables we're Seaboard eeaTanGes yeiy
large 0oi bushels Charters were lor 80 7, ia
com might do better II there was any Spe'ua''o" "
Csrs H were a. dull as corn ANYTHING dasr Nay
sofa al - 81 cars with 2S5 estimated for Welneso
1ay Receipts 10000 bushels oo 80
S1hte the same week last year The feeling here Is
rather bear.sh oats. the crowd ooAlhs 'o u''
un9r SGm 10 quiet steady the cudahys buying
lard freely THIS very inusni inl sse barisb PSfn
iard ana ribs to-day 2lsQ5 cents over Moh1aS
There 1900 hogs many w Sas c Al the eyn
Western polnts 6S 600 against vo 'ast r.
Po,sbly the storm West had something 10 DO WIN TIE
on the caP6 May Wheat S'sa a. s cents
.caiis 2Siad2Sas cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

HEMP AND JCTE-There was - s'' vyv Wt,ls busi-
ress Vas uaicr way loca,ly bd - u I,a ssling
,I. t--t cGunter cable named p'c 'S lh'
49, "a n Lomp vas about STEADY and uncnhngeI ~
ma jute were duh. but witaont s,ct :" do
ssbitment &c. 80 shipment United SIMEON ,u nPS
~, sgal spot 3izl3 3-l6c. 90 s.ipI's ~ ~ a.
srot r No 2 Sc. 10 shipment u 80 i,;e Sn,ts
" eJb.e triangle and equal -1oc, Ju'e
rat,.T ouaiy TQIc; d. shipment paper qlanN'
~ d. fnixne li,c Do baggins. 'Tc. , .ub fair
T1iri,r-sT The market STEADY IN tone win n'i
Mana A. fun bu, unchanged prices Stoeks on NAM
H.. vel ned Prices follows ,I vi
H. ,9noras In bond I50ij'.c. orn9G9,, l'I. 80
Bogota al Qljilc Central Aml.IcAh Gnyra i5,c
ssipsd Maracaito selected in bond l0ise savsniia
~ Texas 20 MAtamoras l2c; wet .ated havana, rs
ite run in bond s@sisc. city slaughter naNe
,i3tii+r. mutt brands. ICgioAc. side brands vd'
ttnie 81 9Sic: cows % 6oisc: count7g slauFher AaFe
steers gG9sc COWS. 50, GHe hu!f go ~. ., It, o..
iTftT Although the demanC Was Tor siii,. los as
ri he market held steady. and a.toseiher there was
far ecr.smc business lrce UNCHANGED atiess HeIe
"a soilows Hemock acid hrst seleet9n 2o'sg2I &c;
oands i9G2Oc. thirie Tisplssci ACID nIst s;!S,D
d iea90i,c thirds l7ia clS1c; reJecis logio
1'nan sht backs 3oasic, middle backs Soe nH51
49, sl13Oc seconds. heavy. 2luZ9c, hirus
irb iacs COW 3Og3ie. seconds. 2sa@oe hiFda Za-'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. Dec - as r1-Exchanss-W hea'|spot
red Western witer steady IS 0'7d, No red Nortn
ern spring steady 10 Sad corn-spot. American mixed
Arm IS I'D futures steady. December 3s "a January
"a fsld February lad FlourSt LOUIS fsnt winter
steady los Hops London-Pacine coas, firm "a iosF
IS Reef firm extra India Scs "a prime mess oos
"A Pork Arm: prre fine Western. ass 81; medium
Western 46s 81 HamsShort cut. Il % 10 70 hrm S2s
"a pacon-Cmberlaad cut, Is 10 30 10 steady yos Ca
short rim 90 ~ 10 steady Sis 81 long clear mindless
Isht IS 70 IS easy BIS long clear mitdies heavy 20
a. ~ easy Dos backs. lS 70 Is 10, steady
3Os clear bellies. 70 to 4 H. hrrn 3ss Cd shoudsrs-
9os "a Cheese--American finest. white and eolored
steady as Cd Tallow-P-me city steady lss Cd Cot
.nsaes oiLverpoo refined steady. las % Turpentins
-Spsrirs STEADY. 2ss. Rosin-Common steady. " ND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
nOsrON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Dec l4The wool market continues , 3, @ su
,,C,, occasional sales made from uHIe 70 r,ir
gu, ose bids have been refused IN good-zed lots
deaiers having good faith In the market ana NOT g1s
$1,000 "a nress sales There Is nothing III ule ouI.'o
La vould indicate weakness. ana dealers arc
hold their buyers do NOT come ~ w. h nom
In woods continues SLOW" Inc
nal prce FOR and XX above ONO Is yes .'u ,rsS
" noted with prices quoted about me same me ss
for Australia wools Is strons ana I'M a assrrntions
OHIO ana Pennsylvania fseess-A sna "S S353,c. No
HA Gne os; No combing 2oq3oc Michisan Wis
eonsin etc-X Michigan, 2Sg2ie no Ssdear NJ Mich
ing <SSasSS, assoan' No Iinois eomeing. 2sq2Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

bellies 15glee: betting butts. s2aa5c. Texas oak so'e
o. sS closed :: da icy g. iP S2 .S PC
Sad $' ~ Is Cd a closea al 10 o. ors SPOT and 20
tons futures: nare, Singapore closed at S5
SPOT to F@brsry so s. qsi London closed at rs Is 81
at t4s lj2 3D. Sales We're $50 tons spT
closed stead SPIT 20 January g 67 as ~ L]ndon
closed At ~ is 81 Louis narle, arm d, iA- ,5heT
eGaHd, 81 2 i. '9 is % 81 or
spot Lolis tnarke' dun At 80 = asrov
eiosed At Is nd Ma4JsssGfo closed ,.,D.s.
MoLAsSES AND sfRJ P7mrhere was SOW Ss weather
agant active trading Prices. however are ~ q ibo
6asi. % 81 81 Tor Il degrees Price. we're as follows
Nevorleans centrifugal Common oal2c fair 4ggIc
common 2sa2ie aif 2l9?5c GOOD 2sq27c pine ga
mon s6llc. fair. l2al3c good 'i0i5c. prime. l6Gi7'
tupentirc . 90 bbIs tar I12s obis There a arm
a., sG 5.a F5s and and Fs" u ed ree
follows Tar regulars 81 s. OIL b6ls 50 90 P dsin
common to good strained 81 40a$i - e 81 5oa$l 52o
& 5? TO- e. g - 90 g. 50 Z 3. ! " " q 20
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market for berth frelghts was
5 ' oio tai "G @o& G fPs1 % ado1
gis'le. SID Antwerp u Hamburg. IS pigs, RottsIiam
lo'a9lli Amsterlam loisc Cork FOR orders IS io;dn
ierpol PER 100 r. $og$ic for DscerEsr qdon o2!a s
CHARTERs-Inqu.rles for san tonnage limited to-
day The requirements = shippers having been vel sup
eaft e a4a5s 6.d to Cork for orders now being
qoa.ion fr Deccrar Loading C1tton freisbts continue
UNCHANGED cHARTER5- steamer Is 600 qgar,
steamer GeeV 1000 quarters grain hence 70 Cork t2r
steamer. l2ono quarters grain Atlantic range 70 Corx
ESQ ,ors c",5n 5N W.ll5.tn 4 e 10 irerpool S5s
P-cnen &c. Janary Bil,sh bark Ooo petroleum.
abroad British schooner 1913 tons general hence 70
rnc~ r. 1Pd ba oaaS 5sl i2 ,s o G,a m 4
l%7> ami '2i tons al Ne"po News to Boston -;
ac waiting for d4Seiormans IN the foreign situation
Grm ard higher. We quote Prime crude. lsals,sG,'
prime crude b. mills. i@r4l4c prime SUNNI. Ee.'
se-i American raw. 4og4c. American b'il"f. 42si"c'
a 3' supported by Hsnt @sTnsT ana ouoteG Mess.
EF oe' 2gore4 Ness , g o0@ Se.. f% 50 'oa
PnrgP 9as'e4 90 4 e &c; Ss. i 5, r.
Ssisr e.sc. Io5. &C. l2rS SIC: il ~ 5'ic. picked
-catr 2.~ G s,s. i en- 'a '' TiLLow
cuosi a'sc LARD s'eady quoted. 81 80 l-ty lara
Am-fea. 50 . eminent 81 81 Hrs%I 1 Ssss So
sTEAPI%f. Easy. quoted oieo i',c asked. city
TlcE1r5s rsii,1, held fairly seaav win notera -,
trail. p. 'ho moment ovin< Chiefly 10 TIE neenency OF
erp movement 20 date "a fai'Fs irce.P's n, ~
tt,. ssaIt demand. BUYERS axe ~ g'g' rrt.s
o.. ". n@a. 70 i,; ReCsr's rough iau4o * amon, or
5reaNd estimated 70 go bbIs. last ear 73sI5 be- r.
s-T,nf q oc,.vS m5fs. ing Pres we're follows;
D1me''l' c.mron 20 5'otfy az et ,1, " 81, g.
~ :, b, to1d 9G3'.-. japan. ia'''e. lava '~F
F'Hs were 3raer VIZ. VIZ ,@. mIss5yada &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

X. NewYork, New-Hampshire and Vermont zogSsG.
NewYork. New-Hampshre and Vermont &c oe'a"e
Michigan 27c. 49, - s,.oA
Cnwashc1 medum--Kentucky and Indiana, = oIoS'
cOnbng 23I24c Kentucky and Indiana, nlooo couo
ing 24n25c Missouri !. blood comblng, ZzaZ5Ss ,ais
: blood conbing 23d2se. braid oomoing &c lake
and Georgia. 224.3c ,sn,s..
Texas wo5ls--Sprine medium ~ months ieyisse
secured price 43d4Jc: spring fine u2 months i1ulsc;
secured price. 50452c. -, A.. ,am
Territorial wooI-Montana fine medium and me; LOG
lsc price 4sGIs1c staple 5215oc utsn
fine. medium fine. i5Q1Ic secured price AoU""'
staples. J2li55c ,oz,,.
Australian secured bass-combiug supeIhne 1oGlIe.
combns good. 65Q6sc combing average 621ooe 0us~"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

CcFFEEln the absence OF outside speculative interest
local traders took advantage disappointing cao Us,
vcl.susainei receipts Rio and Sants. smaller tnicd
States warehouse deliveries and apathy on the part 'I
spot buyers - ail the market fOr Brazilian c1Eee
futures today Opening steady AZ decline % ga 10
points market the part. ruled inactive,
with uudertone Brazil reported receipts II 900
bass This contrary to the claims % considerable
class n traders pointing sub!dng movement Iavre
finally reported decline q i-Gsi frame. and eXcepd nal
dulress Hamburg made net loss Of I.A's pig on most
positions The iizilIan markets feauiccss There
Jew European selling orders here only the Shos
seemed buyers were falnt-heared and Only
o weak intervals for covering small dea.s
Following call the market quite fea iireeS
Tho market finally Gun at net 50 81 2gl points
sales On the opening call l2so bags 20 II m. 40
BAGS and for the entire sess n 5El oaSs iettut- "l
~ DAVIS sa4s IN pecemhcr lS9% Indicating
position. against SO for the current month
Ia the he market decidedly apahtc ana
weak The market f1r spot brazilian COFFEE showed ndt
ference and disposition 90 proc:aStinate on me patI 81
consumers who confined their attention Z" small paris
and made low biis There particular pressure 10
sell the market for spot Brazilian coffee ol@@d odr-y
steady At nomnaly unchanged prices No no. invoice
lots csc and jobning Dts &c Inc market Tor m.d
cofocs was slack all directions 81 2sing win Gown,
ward tendency nomira,y unchangei Price, BUYERS ana
sellers showing equal Indifference. We quot Maracab
G,Gsa.c: Cucua. 5015 &C. Jamaica. 6-rl,c La Guayt
7Tl7ec Snvanilla. 5izplGc. Mexican. dsl"c; central
American 7Q7l.c Costa Eca 7al3ac c'nee N pafSn1
fncn 5QSisc: Mocha. 11s.Il9sc. Padang inte!o ~
24isc 27a3oc; Corinche 2oa21c sale OF 500
bags Mexican reported on private terms
The Of contract prices to-day was az follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec i4-Cctton steady middlins. I-loo'
low mdding i-l6c good ordinary Lido reeeip.s'
1894 bales: exports Great Britain ooo 70 FRANCE
$3.50 gales. 800 spinners. .. stock. 24o i23 90. 49,.
Norfolk Dec. lf-Cotcn STEADY. Iaiddi'ns o7e' w
bales exports ooas,wfse 5s sales 800 stock 70 s5I
New-OrIsans Dec. I4.-Cotton very Arm; mlddlins:
sac. low mddlns l5-lec. GOD ordinary iSea ne,
receipts. 1897 bales eross s3e exports 70 s Sr
Britain 1850: France. 1000 - the Continent l4sU;
sales. 300. stock. 396. 133 ~ ,,, -,
Augusta Dec l4.-Cotton firm rficdling. oiic; low
uddlng 54c good ordinary nominal receipts z'-fS
bales shipments -95. sales. ISL stock, 5)oso
Savannah Dec II Cotton quiet. mlddling. 3-loc;
low rniddlng 41c receipt l2s44 bales exports 20 the
Continent II 275 cosstwise. 2SO sales 1880 Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
Rio-Coree market quiet. No RIO. s{0@5; exchans'
92d receipts "a 600 bags. cleared for the United
states COO bags cleared Tor Europe 1000 bags STOCK


4 =
I' o. I'm s'11'' g. G.Ts3 20 Morphine i1l..
tdis. : 80 ~ ~. tf. - -, c.i1In. donl.s'I,
.. otncr vas e. 70 .turers bu.
-. "N'.'i i'..ei'. t1'" s .i,, ~. 20 wsfe
Hue feeij t'neI', - ,,t,-e g. -s4Sl 600.
ns Low. A,i,r q 'ts"goot 'bsni-~t g5q2i..
caFelf. - "Uftl ." 'u""h ,.,r.r er,sa
lem o. pine, 80 ~. ~ f"'s' S,|. Il, - ri, .,,l
noit" l>-"' i-, - --,'.,.-t.tnt We
natural >'n'" NJ gay, :, 90 I, trstf. case.
en- irf, $I4fl =" . N~" ~" W. 9 t,-I -tpt II
81 20. gepali tal 800, - g t.,, g. t,-sv 81 -
ar'i1Di 49, aNHi'" sp'hW!i,' e. u.s. ..,sI'
81 80. w'n'.r.r'-n. natural - ~. 's5-,3t
vorusrod. 8 -.fS- &c. '1lNyl ig,.s .-t' Ike,
ROOTS We" N m'jcit," 1'i NM g...iao 90 al.
Prices t0I' 'Ts I1t'o,s.. e. q - g, %.
rr-"ns sal'n~-n = as Nei1aersI fe-'.
sre-- Jamaica ~ i'I'n, l''' S....t 4.
belle. r. oH i~--i '-s,,l,, H1rjtfs. ejil5.
s~i1 II iafl-- 'H' .,.t. rs,..
y IN. 'H'N --n~sa "'f'''"' -'"-'
l4"-' -,-.,-nef Al
FLOUR AN' Mo - ~ i''.l. ~. a.. - once
f.i'4r'.'.- in ~ .I'H r,, -, l,rt-r r.t-rt.
si''r IN 900. "a, ~. :. e. tst Il winter
4i''-4 - 4"b 49,. -. a .4rfSt ~ .rr-a 10
I.i"1.s - 49,, rf,tsr ,,gSr no
. r.f'Ft at~..iN' - 4n.t A.
grade. - . 1881 '. ' .' ~ q. =, "a -
RIVE I-''-N-Hi.F' ~i''t 100 al,
C'HNM -fis Ii.. -! ". N. 80 80. 49,.
brand ff' AL. ''-' ,--rr . ID. -,
.a'." ,'f 'ir- 80. - -- f.'.-y r..f.
ara m = Nt-'.. b" .-..- - =. r~ .r.r
1'4tt.r rt~ ''r.. 49,. ~ 10 i.,'. -n.y
T.: J'a I'D .-,.. -.tS-s, 49,. ,-t
IT,. tt..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Dec 4-shlppers and exporters TOOK nT,a
Ss.,v N the offerings ~ cattle ana me market
'sirsd irm sales q dressed beef cat,e Ttc S
fcnh IA - tho range ~ common 10 cholce st,.ts
can 81 6j and s. 10. few christmas ta,'e
ia A. 50 20es5 Cows ami heliers hL az ana in
soa 80 heifers cold 81 50QSi a. the ouk OF w
ee nd heifers selling at 81 S0asS % e sna
LA AZ strong prices and the az
lee sc,vo at 50 $685. 20 bulls selling al - -oVS" o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Dec 1i-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
9Ic May e3c bid. steamer No red. 81 U0l &c; STOCK
1912 I6i BUSH sales 1900 bush, southern wheat b. sam
PIE 32u9I l2c. DO grade 32i4N5Iitc corn STEADY
su0t 3333lsc month S22 432 December. " ol
30 'sQ32zc January, 3lHQS2c. February 32q32 Sc
steamer mixed. 30+ q@0sc. stock $50 llS bush sales
21isn32Nc. Oats steady; No white 29lsq30c, 40 2
miNcd 2Id27iac; stock 44s.i63 bush. Rye Gu! ana
steady; No nearby SIC No Western. 53c bid. stock
3lI. 257 bush Hay quiet and steady. choice .nJthy,
Sl3 asked Grain frelghs fairly active and EASY steam
Liverpool bush 81 December Cork Tor orders per
quarter 81 Cd January 81 I'll February. sugar strong
and unchanged. Butter quiet ana unchanged Eggs and
cheese steady and unchanged
Boston. Dec. H-F1our quiet. spring patents. So 20
50 IS spring cear and straights 81 30ds5 % winter
patents s. l0uS5 81 winter clear and straight 81 1lt
s. 81 Cornmeal firm 7OQT2c per bag 81 554s1 81 per
boil Com quiet steamer yellow 38izc Nos > and vel
low. 36sa}7c Oats steady: fancy clipped. 3lsH3@.c:
No clipped 3li5c No clipped Bic N.l.ceed STEADY
spring bran. Sli winter bran SIS 20 midi ngs Si1slS
l0alSc: fores. 54R6c; yesls. s'aG9c. Mutton firm.
ycarngs. sac; spring. sass Butter nrm Northern.
DC. 22i9c: ntatiO1. lHlsc. l3iles BQ1tc
Cheese steady; Northern. 0n9ltc. Western. SGD
Buffalo. Dec. l4.-Sp:tng wheat iaqui-y light hut
prices Arm No hard. $3.50; No northern old 81 Ola.
new. 97;4c No . Northern new. 93Aac. No northern
new l05tc Winter wheat duh and unsettled No red In
&c. No extra red. %. No waite a5c Corn
duh. with few buyers. No yellow. 3li2q3itc NJ 3
Yellow 3iR31hc No yellow 29q3oc. No corn Bic;
No corn. 29iaa3oc. No corn %. oats dull offer
ings fair market easy; No white 2sc, No white
DO. No white. 26c. No mixed DC. No mixed. PC
Barley quiet: for the best lades Rye dur. No
. on track Sic asked. Flour easy
Chlcago Dec I4-Ths leading futures ranged as fol
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s. san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

.pras uBSs , sSsss,sc e s7rag aeat S3oo No
"a 95g"Nc: 30 corn y: e25Nsc " yet1 corn
5aS2i7a , n * Z; ts, 10 10
1rIgm1ee o,Sv SEED e Se,.Ss2 Is mess PIX isr Dbl
s. u s7 90 lard per 100 10 s. $50 :, 90 snort Tbs sie;
~ M r - esS q side. basei 81 t3aSss walsey is
KS er,1tig1te4 s 81 IN ~ iroduee exchange
ae 9 Sssr ge' og Te; sa sr sdy e:6
aeana Dee I.Flor lal Th sat ao', 0.,. S S2 2
So miSst "a Rye qai-' " > 36l;c Lao nm
Z, ,t,. o s'9 ana Easy x 81 % Esn creamery &c
ar Ta'' Eggs s.' ar% ad a, II chess s stsady
, "a Ps Sc asy L.: N2 So', &
Mo9.99s Dec JUL sy y easy hi RtS@pS s ' y
Nhern go Flour at and mis 90 ne, f S1t
s. o. lacked Gran s. 5oitss 70
6sc a, Gun 8 and TseS D aom1
com quot but steady. December. ~ 32 sc Januar
nm 6~temeef ga29.- jiaaa-2 2ja2?'. February
MS, i6qi5c. pork famiiy siiasi2 hams. : p saral n
O.. Gags hams smoked a. 20 oF ana l4i a. 5d
-i' pish .e g., &c breisfi., bacon as to brand
and average S8oe. lard pure ely refined IN ,cs 80
Be- DO in 5a5e Butte d14 ana 'eaie lover Iowe!
So do Western prints CSC Egg dg . and iS 0% l5
barely steady Refined sugars Lnchanged luton s'aa,
T1uow dull. unchanged c'ty prime IL mas 80. a.
i've poultry steadler fowls 7asc old ROSTERS j'.Q6c
rb,teus "a &c. trJilars slac g Zoe. ducks
>7or Dressed poultry UNCHANGED fowls choice - 20
f,~ % good 1Q7izc. chickens large &c medium 40 "a
-. -.rn,on ana scalded DO 4d7c. turkeys. choice -
.incy I2glSc. do fair TO good. loGilc. ducks 7q'c.
Louis. Dss liFiSur 9nis, 't sa ana S9 tP5S
81 ga9c No . hard cash. SCI tsIc t}eeen'ter -
January 94c MAY 93q93hc. july. so'sc D33!.- .SPo'
ann 10 ash and December. 81 January 3oc VA
pGi Oats-Spot steady. No cash. elevator &c tt'N
~. December 2lc May 22igc ~ No white ~
Erln arm sacked this sid 500 asTs se3Sa: ~,
81 - PORK quiet STANDARD mess oeoins $ % I1,Ll
higher prine steam. 2I.2c choice o., &c
tuleJ ,gs "xtrt short clear 81 1898. RIBS. - l-.l
s537t, shorts IS 2iaS5 SO Dry salt as -, tS
short clear - ''tf' w.
ara Si62l.4si 80. shorts - 1888
To.edo Dec l4-Wheat quiet. lower; 40 Sash a''5 ,
r,.r.-,ter o4ltc Nav ONO Corn active STEADY, 80
nIxe4 cash ana December 26'4c oats du; uAchan3ri
M ,oixs5 22c RYE dull steady. No : casa 4" e
clover seed active prime cash and peceiner :" - -"
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pvERTIsEMENTs AND suessrptiSns ios The Tribune
"a door north OF sistst until oelosk p m; advertise
n1"e rates until O'clock D. M. via. 25t shave,
cor 23d~si i52 sth-ave. cor 2th-st Mays, 9th ave
Colunbus-aye.. near West 66th-st 100
West a2d-sL. near ethaye 90 Esss li;h-s, ?s7 West
between It'll and Sth ayes $50 East 4Ih-st iS3S
si-ave between 10th and nth SITS; 1oce Sd-sve near
sis;st.. 7Os ls-ave near ssth-st; SO Sa,svs near
COS $40 East 10th o21 A-ave ;2662 Slave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
WIEY GO @gW77 ~
Conntrp Board.

a LAKEWOOD. N. IA Few persons can be accom-
n nodated with excellent board. mile and half from
depot. horse and carriage For particulars. Mrs.. IL.
sykes. Box %, Lakewood y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

quoted 4c FOR either new or Ola spanish sneed qIi"
a. sac Virginia steady at aa3l.c Hickory nuts dul O.,
sldsl IS bull 5Da6Jc Pecars quiet. T.-.i
lots generally hed a. g5o with q BID Io.sh~d b
wax hel9 al 2GG27c peg u Maple surar-ot.1ty a. 81
per y. Maple syrup-Quoed 5oG5o. per -alon On
eeng root-Du and weak s. 5OHS3 - Per n ney--
Quoted. state, clover comb per H. loal2c d. bIcih~at
TTSc do clover extracted 54J.2l. DO hl.k~hetL ~
4c California comb per 10 l0a &c. =, eIrso~d -
bhc Southern IN bulk. per gallon j0H52'1c
MILK AND CREAM-The daily av--1gs elqfs - mix
ana the different railroad distributing r1'.'s 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
Long Branch Anusements.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.


LONG BRANCH, N. J., July 10, 1897
The bicycle fete is now passed, and the
summarizes have fastened their attention
on the coming horse show. which will be
easily the most important social event of
the summer on the north Jersey coast.
Entries for the show. which is 10 take
place on August II. Ii and Il. are being
received in unprecedently large numbers
by Mr.. p. ]. Casey at West End. The
entries will close en- August 3. The sale of
the hundred private boxes. in which the
wealth and beauty Of the coast will be ar
rayed, will begin this week.
1.-The Branch has a notably large num-
Der of fine turnouts and expert whips this
summer. Mrs. Norman L. NJ lnro of Nor
wood Park heads the list with dozen
traps and eighteen horses. Her daughter.
Miss Munro, has the enviable reputation
Of not being surpassed on this coast this
summer as an amateur whip.
Col. John A. Mccall of New York also
has a stable Of fifteen thoroughbreds. and
he appears on the drive from day to day
in seven different traps.
Among the Washington people at the
Hollywood is d. c. Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY.
Events of a Week at n Merry Suume,
Resort.

Events of a Week at a Merry Summer
Resort.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ARUNDEI-ON-THE-B Nd, July 16.
Among the recent arrivals are Mr. Courts
and family. Mr.. Murphy and family and
Maj. Halliday and family. Miss Gilkeson
of Virginia is the guest of Mrs. Courts.
DR.. H. 8. Medford spent Sunday with
Mrs. A. F. Medford
Messrs. Walter Norwood and VIM, Gray-
son are at Camp Bluff for two weeks.
surprise party was given to the young
men Of Camp Bluff Thursday evening. A
cake walk was very amusing feature of
the evening. Among those present were
Misses Bessie and Nellie Somerville, Carrie
Smith. Mamie Wright. Florence Bartlett
Jessie and Jeanette Medford Mrs M. ID
Towers. Messrs. L. and w. Muzzy, NY
man, Grayson. H. and w. Norwood. How
ard Heinecke and D. w. Gould.
Mr. David Gould is spending q week at
his cottage
A grand hop was given Saturday evening
The pavilion was beautifully Decorated
with flags. and presented q very attracfive
appearance.
Miss Carrie Smith has returned from !.
very pleasant visit In Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Milton Thomas. who was the aruest
Of Mrs- w. B. Brown, has returned to
Washington.
Messrs. Bonscaren Of WASHINGTON. Fits
patrick Of New Orleans, Adams Of South
Car03tna, Kearne. CAME and Meyer OF BAL
timore were the guests Of Miss VandersaII
| Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
ROBERT AMMAN, SR.
ROBERT AMMAN, JR.
The Father Tells OF the Cure Of Himself and Son
Jacob Keepers Interesting Story Of His Deaf
ness and Its Cure-Doctor Mccoy
Makes the Uniform Rate Of So
Month for the Summer.
Thought Himself
Beyond Help,
When His Hearing
Suddenly Returned

Jacob n. kerpcr. 61H G st. ne.
overseer for the Cbilds Brick Company: II had
been Unier Doctor Mct'oy's treatment for deaf
ness fcr months with no apparent benefit and had
bccoinc ''ist ura,e / began to think my was
beyond help. AMI add my Encouragement all
my friends tried persuade me- to give up the
treatment. saying that 1 making progress
AID wogld never be cured. / finally thought myself
that they right and concluded stop but
the treatment had had its effect; quietly and
Consciously the work of restoration had been going
and in few days after 1 discontinued my visits
10 the Doctors office
suddenly 5iy Hearing Came to Me.
.'one afternoon 1 down town business
When I retained to the shop TIE machinery seemed
be making terrific noise. thought tina. soma