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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17

-u-,,ren, among the bull factors Of home news were
,ong 81 Louis advces very cool weather m an parts
m West and receipts Of but 524 in the North
% against 446 last year Crop damage reports
80 The Argentine might also be included among the
tpanences contributing the afternoon strensu Al out
nors to-day export transactions TO the amount OK 10
lads reported and IL is understood ho that .or-
egners buying wheat via Gult ports Were more
.atisfactory could be negotiated than N me North
Quotations Of cash Wheat aoat were os 81 ioiSws;
Northern New-York SOFA No : S9rtnern Duluth
arse; No hard Duluth. 81 oar No hard New-York.
os Sc. .CORN--The market was considerably
MOI. active today and in keeping with strength q
wheat ruled generally nrmer. except az midday, when
,eajzing caused temporary setback A. In wheat the
e1no-t demand likewise more liberal footing %
loads here II londs at outpOrs Final prices fo the
dew were NC net higher Although weather throughout
tne Wost has become favorable for maturing and
marketing corn receipts Chicago continue rather light
attributed by some increased shipments toward Gulf
n.nts Fhe Liverpool market closed l4dAd net higher.
Eo . corn closed at S4hc ; saoat S~aboerd ship
nents this have been 21SSnOO oush, against
s73 O0N oush a week ago oATT-T7e market for
oats was again inactive and dependent other mar
kss FOR support Prices closed UNCHANGED on May and
&c higher for In he market exporters
took 10000 bush 40 mixed No 2 oa's quoted at
2sfc: track mixed 27is02s':c; track white. 2stQSis
TAO; 10 / Western. 5o4c, Buffalo. BARLEY
Norke. firm: quoted at Is &c bid, Z Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

r,ai,,mor- Dec IG-f1our duiL unchanged: sales 600
bis Wheat, nrner SPOT and month 's go ,; IN
IItG.i5 -. sales -. ,vo bush southern ~hea, nv
sample '2sse d. n sss,' s:'G% :1 fFq new a"
M 49, a:, leaG"ry ,: as2'I ,c F'i g}s so 5,
~" 49,. nn -' ~ r Tt' e. dc; ~ mc
:7G:;,, s,s,k 4;G37s ei.h Rye arm - neat5y
81 g. No : WN-'e-n s2'.ao::tr SIS $50 99i tl,i
,sny ,resr.s 2s Esr' ana ehet'. ''ead' u"'h'"se4
. a Dse @- es% ~. qg, It, pts 7''..: s5.
Ss,~n,, s. lc1t5 X. ~a,cr clsar, and s-sl, ss:od
81 cnn. nm egi2 per s6 9a'h 81 81 Sg 81, Pc
yellow. 30. 900 osS Sta. en- eHpHl - ~
-a-,,f1' Bran st v1,.r ban $3.50. milings sl1d
SIS R~a p1S naur 81 nr"f arm r,r~r. 10 20, .g
nrm var nE' Sg7.c. 'prins .sr' Hgu"r nrfn HaTth
fi IT.. = ce,c .,..,. Trtssra. s3glt we.,efa =. ae'
"Ht, 81, "' N %lses Sa os-. nev
a5,. winter ~tes' n-sec'.d 70 red On ttseN. 70
Hsa.r - ?5e'v 81 s. l,...~ az. 50 ,yel
,.. -. aao- SO co-n. aitSi ,.c. 30 3 'tn' ~
- y. val'. g ), msei -. 80 3 = S"d r. r.
,-aa. Pc. rr.ar aas ys w e. ae' ne, 80 a 2
80 " a'm s. :, baismSa;s steady. $40 bacon
srrH1s' tsrs,s ,;esdS'
-. u: &: ,:,. ~ NJ; b r n = ...i So'' b
J. lG,c barley easy. so /? .oc sample 2ag35'sc
Hnneav5.s Dec i6-wheat nrm. December. Ole;
Mry i-lss,s~. July. So. 80 I lard. ~ g, No
-thern Pour frat IatrntA - "3as' -, s"cpni
.ffr. rr.r- 9 'NI:t 10. second '.-hIr
g. .JD d" Ran u o4.E g. j,JSi -. Ia SACKS q 20
Csa 90
IU.4i~ira',. I-c n wheat H.n ani &c higher. pe-
,er.f~. H.tf7is. January De t-af az N'r'a n'mnf
CON .tc,1J. SO mixed I~'.rt"r sni JAnuhy "-'tL
~''-. u--ea.~r ari janlay. 49,. my ana
% Ia ierrsf,tAr.a snd H.r'~ru pfn't. - frf'
a-slIy. fresh rrartS -. So Wertcrn. - 'l'eAe W.
rislsrd Refined ntr1. AR demand. cotton az
rfnu.ri Tau,A t.tuif. .i'' rf'n" 90 th'- - Gun
,rJ 10 rh, a,c i're d. D.. ca"es. t-''''
live rour, nn. f.ws 't-r oh POSTERS, b.. 'iilAS
4. .stas. o.sNi-c. Her. sUpc. uiru,a "tI". tIt~s
frI ,re- tl;- r-rfs-i poultry steady .h.".r large
f.. u~iiunn go. 5Jor, comm 'rd >AIdeI o. g.
s.,s choice faurt. 10 he. far % god &c. l"Sllc'
a..aT. 4 "a go c4H.c. 'u''
At. L>Is bee I6-tI5ur quie' and urchang-i Waeat
So, steady. ~ red. ,ah. elevator. ~ trncS PN'g
81 y. bard css1. sd1,'c. uc,"mDe.. Vs,. January
pd NJ 80 -. July Nn., corn sp,' steady, - :
-, oa.s-s spot STEADY. y, ash. -evst.r -.
,rs q ~ white :fis usc. le ''inlrr nc N'!,
..'.e. -,sy. sucked eos trs \ 30 BITTER ana
a., unchanged Whi,ksy. a 70 Port higher stan j.
ri in,-- Ihning. s. Y Lard Hrmer. PRIME steam.
s, IS cao,re 81 i.'- Bacon inscd log, cNrs 80,
80, Iry ,1it meats-ltsc4 shoulders. - '3I .
g, ~ short clear t13'1 GH o:n: ribs md Efforts - -
SIS
= l,a, pec G-wleat higher nrm: No cash AM
Ie-.fnf-r So NAV 9r.c. Corn active. higher No
ruyed 20 dun. s'eeiy. " MIXED. y, ~ :
Dun s;~a'y. ca-h tGis Cf,vers"ed hsh"r. ARM
prin- cash s. - asked on unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
OTHER yAPKrTs-PY TELEGRAPH.

h 6f nG , wer s'S sod ar an i,1ons Prices c
heraIv seadv nrices sales argely A. - '1eso ~
brIsiras beeves beinr sahe NJ 81 4oa3 % ana prime
- q, "a e. ., Northern fod Texas steers were IN de
snd oq and TeHts s1s fsad A r adj was
,t'S 90 At 81 4Oasi Is few common stockers going
Tor ssGs3 25 There change IN butchers and
cann~rs sr' Packers we're GOOD buyers Of hogs and
49,, rr,ed strong and about be higher. sales were
arry a, 50 2sas3 IS and h.ay 4scers vent at
81 eGas3 X Pigs sold chiefy a, ?'QS5 80 me Iats
,rtct was very weak particularly in the Northwest
siy,s,oa but most - the hors were s0d AIRY. Iher
wa yery good early demand for IA, shrsp ane ,
a. yycs.drn FED sheep At 81 75asi 50 Lambs were
sctv. A. sia'e 70: por {, ch.er ara 'inc late sheen
oet vas very dull packers suddenly whdra ng 9 nn
a lair number were left oIcr; Receipts -'"''' "Oo'
hosf hoes - 90: sheep. 1900 1870
&. ctmm'r. 81 25ltSl co feederS s'6st % Hogs
steady prime medium. g 20 bee, T'r re,, ana ps
e. :. ~onr,cn g. 2saS2 90 Sheep finn; choice. 81 toW
81 - 5 comms s2aS choice lambs $: $50 TO- com
non 10 good s,5OgSj -. Veal calves. 50 'VnS'
fanny native shipping and eHpcrl steers 'tuss -
q = storhcrs r."!erT 60 'QS4 20 COVE ana hefe.r
81 fsaSI Texos and Indian steers s2'5a>i; COWS an
fefYrs so Hogs s,ea;y night 81 2,gSS 80 mfs
rnut,ons sigs4 20 lambs. 80" 10
opaed srong to higher. cos.nE weak hciylcs - 90
81 % packers 81 235 :" 20 mHel ~ 800 ~ 3d. H
81 saS5 -. Yoracr' 81 3oa3 &' pigs s3aN' 20 She''
strong. lanl,~ JSjQS 60
vast buffalo pee IG-Ca,tle- Receipts. cars Of sale
stock AarSet 'e2dy ard nrm Hoss,heeSiIs 80 sa "a A.
Mrco; firy tc,.yo: ioTt,r' sod 70 'holse ~ D
to choice S. 55pt5 ~ sheep and lambs heoeip,s, :
cars MnrEct very duii sad 9w for all snes' an.
g. 40 srccp choice % selected vsth"rs. s. GO" a.
culls to common. S39$3 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ns---York. December L. 1897
bEEN ES--Receips. ~ cars. oil head q cas- 10 b..
exported 30 carr direct local sauFn;erers and car,
Tor the market No trading - any c)nsequence feeln
seneihY steady DTested lccl STEADY ~ sisc per
ior poor T. prime city dressed native sides tn Mchisan
carried TO London today 1903 cattle for schwarzschi
3uizbe!geE and JOB head for J. shambeTs 4! Con ne
Pomtrannn for Glasgow. 25o cattle for schwarzschd &
Sulzberser and go head Cor l. Shambers Il Son: tie
Boston cry ;or Bristol 200 cattle for Prtchard Moore
Co.. ana the Trinidad. 20 Bermuda. 7E cattle and 80
shssp 70 various exporters No shipments to-morrow
CAIN Es--Keceipts all fer the market i20 head
% az Jersey oy and q at Sxtieth-st. Vcr quiet with
pces just about steady 'or III sorts a.u 40 g,ssers
we're carried o!e'. Poorest beet yeas cod A. s59
S.h per 100 n grassers at So 37at3 o. CITY dressed
Yeas nrm At O92c per 10 county stronger at
at cI7n. - 'S''' ''''' '"''NS
Sales.--future q Mullen; : v.ais, I7l n average. a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Dec a. 3i3 p. m.--Exc hange -Wheat-spo,
No rod northern sprng steady. Is sid. Corn ~
Spat-Amcrican uiXsd hm. 81 Grid futures steady: Jan
ua 81 2isd; February 81 sd; March 8s Nd Flour
81. Louis fancy winter steady los Hops az London
Pacihs CSgtp q l5.aG s. Beef nrm: extra India
nne Western. SIS ID. prime mess. medium Western
4Cs I'd Hamsshort cut - to 1G no steady 83s Bacon
- to 30 ~. steady 30s: IN
~ 10 du,l 3is 81 long clear middles light IS To-
81 ~ easy BE. long clear mddes. heavy. 40 10 as n,
easy zoe short clear backr 10 IL 10 steady 3os
Clear bellies l. II 10 Arm. 3ss Sd Shoulders-Sau1 .
~ - IL T.. firm COS Lad-pr!ne Western Arm o3s "a
Choese-Amer!can finest white and colored dun l2s o.
steady. iSs Cd. Coitonseed ollTver
po, .efncd steady. iis %. TWpentne-splrts steady
2ls Rdsin--Comm0n stendy. Is Fad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
SHORE R.R,

Trains leave ". s.d ST. station y. y. folo~s and
II m. earlier r!on, foot Ct tranHIIn ST.
1913 H. Al. DAILY fog A.bany. Cuea syracuse, Eoches-
ter Bu ralo Niagara FHs. FoEt Wayne Toledo. Ceve-
land AMI Chicago. g
duo =. ~ Dailv for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syrs-
cuse Rochester. Buffalo Nags:a Falls. Toronto. De
troit, Cleveland. Chicago and - Louis
S.I5 j. NJ paily tQg Albany. Utica syracuse, Roches-
ter Buffalo Nasara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago md -. Louis
a - a prnrYa, hotels I'D ofTces
G e LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

-h.UDsn Trans New lOtk. foot Ot Onahloegs-st
as follows and ave minutes earlier from West 23d-st;
3iOO A. M.-Nestibuled Empress daily Tor BnsnaInson;
Elmii.. Buffalo Bradford. Arrive bu1ao SUI
T. NJ Paror 10 BuJaO.
n,OO T.. u.--Nes bulel Limited fast mall Daily. solid
tram Chicago. arrives Cleveland 40 y NJ, Nnlcdso
f. NJ sleerers to Chicago Cleveland and CINCINNATI
Dining Ca. - -
$50 p. M.-Buaaio and Cleveland ves,!bCled Espre"
Daily arrives Buffalo 1:05 \. NJ. Bradford III A. NJ.
Jamestown 100 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 p NJ sleepers 70
Detroit. c'hcaso and tie West Gaze Library Car
s,45 =. M.-So!id train To- Chicago seepers to HOT
n. s, lie Chicago and cincinnati. Dining Car
TICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PrLLMAN
accommodating at H. ll3 25l. 40 and go Ss nsS
way 27 Bowery Cast ls9th-st and 81 West LOTT,
o. Chsmbers and Vest ed ST ferries; New-Y9Ts; Sss
ana To6 Fuon-st 100 Broadway. BROOKLYN 200 iIdson
st. Hoboken ard Jersey city station. Wescou Exprss
calls ,or ard checks baggage from hotels ana resce
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17

have come from manufacturers WHO are position 70
ancpate their Clean prices FOR Australian woods
may be quoted as follows; Geelongs. 69alCc. Por,
ihillp sGQC1c: Queensland sydney CA C5c. ana
ADELAIDE. G0GG4c Montevdeo said to be worth
from 22c upward. greasy basis with enc sale o,
100 from pc DC. Good combing Cape Is valued
NJ from 23c upward In carpet WOODS business is quiet
a,d rrlces hrnly held The Wool Exchange quotes pulled
c.ool. secured basis follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anth aclte coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
Stations n New-York foot Of Liberty ST
and Whitehall Terminal

AP'S%a !5s. 6 3, isstf9 1' T.
75 on and 'a af;.r fI soy Of i RS'' }o -
For Easep AtsMn to I ESsion, co i
p g. sSnd4y. 40 q 10 to Eis,Onj NJ 100. $40
F's :s.s and sS5'g % H. 'o A. NJ
Is" e 90 4 G M 70 g 8edd0 o NJ '2 i hsS
gVn l vs. -. 80 di5o to reading NJ. 100 100 $50
IsT!;sa5s sPs yrnis s8sg, a; 81 g.
''' T. d" ALL RAIL ROUTE:
For Red Bsnk Lo1s Branch Asbury Pa!ks o ssS
20 g5 IA Hsas s ' s,5 jd g Il: 80 E:
q DDS i;'i Red F4aS rSa IskE .,Ss
on vi p. NJ # sanGay., 1918 4. NJ. 80.
ST. ns'f 'i?' e. s Fs55 :af o RaFnss' $50
For A,'in,ic City. vneand. ard BrGseton $50 A. NJ.
r; For = Aonm,u,h Beach seab-sht and Highland. Ct
X ;.C n $50 sar S1S 5S T. T. 100 3D. '
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, >G RALTlMcRE. AND WASH
N.Y. w:s 90 ' SO 40 6sss 3" Dao' S. R
Sa s s rs Jo AdaiHsl 'saia'
'0 no Rol + rA Sy?eri' :i2 T.
,o w;' io fny'' 10 5; IS iis 20 S9
3 5 s=3 ic s.: i Az f? g. 'fs S3s sandss
SIS; 1870 ss lo s NJ SO zee 3d. g. 7 sa5 5?S s&
io.55 r st.. 1915 mit ,,..-,r :,
s.. III =; y f: ( e.. fi:,is Ell T.
2 aar, west s.: "a lof hgn 8 S S Vim,
rag srsare from hotels residences - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
RAILROADS.
NNSYLVANTA


G&<AAk1x6o<
STATIONS foot CT West Twenty-third Street A..
Desbrosses and Ccrtlandt Streets ~
1.-THE leaving time from DesDrosses and corlaas
q tsn minutes later than tina, given below
7S Ssx a. yo Nj FAST MAlL-pulman Buffet pa ca,
:, Chicago; No coaches 70 Ptts6urs. 70
$50 rH rEx kkNf!f;9uf f9H ss6Syss
Compartment Sleeping. Dining smoking. and oSssrSSsaa
aai Indianapolis. LSaisyils, s. louis, o'''a-
For Iasave Wa ASR h t9Ss E
800 +. II: WESTERN EXpREss@For ci SSis
7.so +. ~ souTHTEsTEgRS EXPRsEss-Fo- p,,,,
7 sss r. c IT, PAcFc g. r p,,,su
SSeig0 Comets f9S L 6eysIHa sxcept Saturday
Sleeping York Afdo6a East ISstS PPS Pun:
burg 1Sd eI' G.s day y ssGsP, , sancsy 70
10 20 go 90 Dining Cap, 1850 m, 1850 In
800 GongIe ssional Linn all Psrlor and Dining cais
night sunday $50 20. 10 80 m 1925 cops 10
ca $50 dining Caro- sSo p nnS i Ss nsS Dining
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Express. % p. m, 100, nigh,
ATLANTIc COAST ILNE.-Express. Q 20 a m and s,u
GHEsAPEAEE & OHIO RAILwAT;-4:5o m DAHL,
and Cortland, nd TSroass B 1sss' r.;
lor Car and Combined Coach ~
CAPE MAY.-i2o p m week days Desbrosses and cor,.
Long Brancs As6Sry PARK Gn.rlaksn sundays,. oc.,,
Grove. and Point Pleasant from West Twenty-.hirdS
c cSFdaS 90 fS" s RS'' S n
p m. Sundays, 9.4j o. NJ. 5lj p m. " ~~
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40. I2O. 40 $50 $50, $50 $50 Penna I.rreA "A
Dining Cap, 1880. li5o a. m, 1880. 10 80 $50
40 80 Dining Carr, 40 Dining Can $50 O)nr.
Carr. 7.40. s.51 y m. 1905 night sundays slO TS
SO $50 go. $50 Limited. go. 1880 a. M ia
Dining carr 80. 40 Dining Car. $50 (Dfn.nE Car
$50 Dining Carr 74o. SO p m. 1908 night "'
Ticket Offices Nos. 46l. eii 1906. 1923 iii and 2sI
Broadway. Astor House; West Twenty-third sras,
station and stations foo; Of De.brosses Cortland,
way. and Brooklyn Annex Station. BROOKLYN: sisenr
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Cornnanv nj,
call for and check baggage from hotels and resdenc.
through 70 destination
J. X. HUTCHINSON. J. r wOOD
General Manager General Passr Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
"BLACkDIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 0.55 p. ~ Pullman vestibu,e Day
coaches Parlor Cars Dning-Car service. Meals ID
carte. Connects a, Buffalo with through seepers to
.i:s.0. I2iIO p " daily, except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate ports
'12,5O. 1;l5 r. NJ. SUNDAY. only for EAsToN.
MAUCH CHUNK and the coal orancheJ
q go, 40 p VI daily except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal interme-
date stations Connects FOR all points IN coal regions;
chair car FOR W'lkesbafrs
$3.50. 4i1O p NJ. daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE, PITTS TON. SCRANTON and principal interms-
Connects for ell points n the coal resnS
Pullman Buffet Parlcr Car 10 Wkesbarre.
s:,,6O, 4,2O + NJ daily except Sunday. for NAuCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair car TO Beth
.ai5O 515 p N. daily for EAsToN and intermediate
s6,5O 700 p " daily FOR Br'rFALo NIAGARA
FALLS all points West Pullman sleeper vestibuis
train Y Y chicago. Sleeper 70 BuNalo and Toronto
$50, 30 p ~ daily. except Sunday stopping only
a, SOUTH PLAINFIEI.D EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
MAICH CHUNK. 7. & u. JUNCTION. sAYRE. GENE
VA ROCHESTER. BATAVIA BUFFALO and TORON-
TO Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping-car
passengers carried No baggage carried -
$3.50 900 p NJ daily FOR WlhXESBARRE lTH-
ACA GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
Additional local trains daily except sunday, Tor BOUND
NOOK ard Intermediate points leave follows; $3.50.
40 90 1850 1890 1890 Sundays only A. NJ.
% 20 go ana 500 $50 " - 49,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations al 49, 26l ZI3.
ass et4 and 800 Broadway. 81 g lith St. lo0 T. 10Th
81 i2T Bowery y. Y: $40 Fultor s.. Court st. 81
pr6 nd way and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. 49,.
Y Transfer Co viii call f7r and cheek baggage from
hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17

4 DvERTIs EMENrs and subscriptions Tor The Tribuns
y 70 elyed OF Uptown or e ~ l.242 Roadway
~ DOR of 3ist-st. until o'clock p m; adytise
a following branch Offices at regular
"-re rate urn o'clock p VIZ: 2a4 sth- ave-
~5. a:if - Is. ave. cor icth-st.; Mays 0haye
snd i4th-st il2 Coumbus-aye near West o5ih- leo
West s2d St. near 9Th ave. % E1At lih-s; 90 West
42lst between eth Sth $50 East ATHEIST l33s
Sd-avs between 10th and 18th sts. 1903 "a ave- near
Gist-~, 7ns is-ave.. s9th-st go 81 ave- near
a., - ~ ave. 30 Ble-rker 325 Pleecker 81
PC - ave 20 East 10Th oci 5iave . ef2 30 ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17

Rio-Coree market steady; No RIO. 1900 exchange
sgd receipts. 1900 bags; cleared for the United
States Gags. cleared for Europe 5000 bags:
439 COO bags.
The statistical position of Brazil coffee is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
LEHlGfi VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations Of West ed ST. Penn. r. RI Cortland or
Desbrosses st.
sInica:es time from West ed st. Other figures show
time from Cor'landt Desbroses ST.
'S:1O, $40 \. u. daily SUNDAY 'e:45, A. NJ
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations
'75O. S;I5 A. NJ daily FOR WILKESBARRE. sCRAN-
TON week days). ELMfRA (week days. ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and the West and principal local points; dining and
chair Buffalo.
.YO. IL IA Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17

FLOUR AND MEAL--The only feature to the -four
market steacer feeling the close. incident 70
wheats late rally. The Improvement came late
however 20 inspire much ACTIVITY and the days uarsac
;!cas again small spLns patents quoted. IS log
ass jo spYng Gears. Il 2osA 70, extra 10 i winter
50 s00 So extra No winter Sc 4oxs3 90: grade 81 IS
Gsi 90: buokwheat nour 81 +ogfl As RYE FLOUR
STEADY Quoted: Kilu-dried 81 73osl %. brand
1895; coarse, e5sSse .FEEp-Firm; 20. 90 and 50
77isc: rye feed eoTeSc; city feed Toe; homny chop
COS lc5c oimeai s2oS2T: screenings 50175c In bulk
bucksvheat gain. 37it 4Ssc. c {. New-York
OTAIN w HEAT-TEe uniertone Of wheat
FIR all day particularly the cose latter
beng a,GIo Higher than last night. All market nn-
ences OF any rot except small sesboard cearances and
,ugc.sh speculative movement arrayec on tho bull
sac Perhaps most 'ftant OF these the wei
come increase IN export activity reflected through
saes OF &C loads good part Of which for
Froncs ana some also 70. South Africa Ope-a.ing
influence ia session
r.,Tort that Preach e,.ty had 70 be removed
The active covering which followed these announcements
t,rceG prices 10 Tie highest poiat OF day. and ss
tsined the later curb well. NeveTtheless very few
stock in the French reports Their frequent repetition
dns the effect except at time Ike this Afternoon when
shorts are both numerous and nervous The markets
shroad were generally firm and helpful 10 sentiment here
Liverpool closed S@itd net higher while declines Of
nnts on wheat and -four at Paris amply
Offset by Of 5gz5 points In thA January delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
DI,I. LACHAW AND WESTERN H. H.
stations IN Ncw-fork. foot of Barclay
and Christopher streets. ,rrr
pINIGCiI lIElIT.

tAHN.
Ridge. Madison Morris,own, Pessac Paterson b1 ~s
Ton Dover Stanhope. NEWTON. BUpfS ~ a,x,a
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hsckettstown SCHooIrEe1ys
MOUNTAIN WASHINGTON, PHttIIrSBrRG tAsIoS'
sCRANrON PITTS TON. wIrKEsnARRE NAN I!-
cox DANvtLLr. NoRTHlMRERdAMp , Noe
rose e NGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH, Wat ss,-
vile UTIcA RL,HFrAi;p SP 6Tw;T9o ffMiRK
CopNING. NArH. NASHVILLE; RlET rnyr s1' vi
500 A. -BINGHAMToN NAIL stops at pr'nc'9A
loco A. M-(csm carr, RuFFAl.o SCRANTON ,lBT rSa-
HAnTON. OWEGo. ITHACA EIMlka oeSyr-rsio
PICHFIEI.D SPRINGS, sYRActsE. s ara 90 al
100 p M.-scR ANTON. WILKEsBARRE ana ELAi"~
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor Car ~, OF W.
400 y M-SCRANTON. wILXEsBARRE AND rb'
oUTH EXPnEss pa:lmen nr mica LIMITED Express
tor SCRANTON, nIEiHAMT0E ci El-'Yy NM YORK to
Chicago Dining Car west OF Bu,rlo . c,.a,.,. for
$50 y NJ tDay)--!utalo Express Iu.uia"y S.s IT NT
sCRANToN nINGHnA,nrooN?yl OWNS EH IN "SraS A. u
aao NJ nniiy,"ur:FFALO SCRANTON RLH,i 5i.s ~
TON owEih ITHACA ELIlhAti ,i,nln Burst
UTICA ana oswEGo EXPIRES Pullman
rISTfeTs AND PULLMAN ACcoMMopATIf2tNfp PARK
Place 40 broadway. and ei2 Btoadway ,S5tb-s, 2S
stations mi ave cor. ieths ol West a and
c'olunbisave New York; BIS AM 'l f,ll intor-
loo Rrolaway brooklyn. Timetables s'''ns LUZ
mSSes 2, az 'EYrErss COMPANY Will cal for A'A
WI. ha.,s. -, hotel or residence 10 desuh.t
DO YOy TRAVELt ,.,.s states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
BALTINa ORE e. OHIO

Law 1oTk. " hIIcfdII IFTTUHd oVUNH F7FfV ~1~
foot OF Liberty Street -
CHICAGO '43O a m. s2 80 p. m. and 'l2. ID night.
PII,rsBt re- - 10 m - x p m. 800 'l2 Is
night. 40 a. m. liberty - oh.1.
CINCINNATL ST. L0UIs. 1000 a. n. '335 p. n
WASIiINGTON. BALTIMORE 1865. 1000 DINER,
III % m CDlner). 200 DINER. t3.2c ,Dner) Ass
Glinsr, - - D m and ~ Is night
NOHFJ. h. tll.2O a.
NEW ORLEANS Ohrough SLEEPER. q . I2oo p N
All trains .re Illuminated win Pintsch Light.
Oricc.. tls liz OCT so i,4O B'dway ri z. l+h-st.
ic7 n,s.ry y Z $50 3iI Fulton Brooklyn. White
hnu Termrai Baggage checked from hotel residence
q Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
ange d eontract prl0cs .o-day wal. a. follows:

Foreign markets: Sanos-Coree market quiet good
1890 receipts 1900 bags: stock
bass yesterdays cable the Santos should
beer $4,000 bags. instead Of $4,000 bags Hamburs-
Coffee market opened y pfenn1g higher closed xdls
pfenning higher sales 1000 bags. Havre-C1nee
market opened steady a franc higher; at IL
lower; at p quie; and unchanged; closed franc
higher 10 4 franc lower total sales 1900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17

STEAMBOATS,
BOSTON amid New Emg0am19
VIA SOUND LINES.
SouVI,Jt LINE Vi New-LondOn. Leave Pier 10 (OId
Sol ~ r. next Desbrosses s., week days only. al
Il n m Steamers City Of Lowell and CITY OF Lawrence.
FALL RIVER LINE, VIA Newport and Fall River Leave
per is \ r.. foot OF Murray St. week days only at
y N stem ners Priscilla and Puritan Orchestra each.
sT'ONlN GTON LINE Via Stonlngton Leave Pier 80
p one block above Canal St, week days only. at
4 M steamers Maine and New Hampshire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17

Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day. com
IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
10 YOV TRAVEL!

DO YOt TVtS Ell States
For lowest rates 10 All points IN ne SltSs UNION
r.aros, Alaska Gold fields. call AT tAi|- r.S 81
TICKET OFFICE. 9. E Corner Bowery ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17
rHE SHELRURN

MEIaMTI9 W1GW7 w Ga
p"e'"' " j. ID. sOUTHWICk Mgr.
Tt,..sh buffet parlor CAR. penna. K. r. leaves
as str, A. 20 uespyosses and tcr;andt St., a. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-17

Receipts Of breadstus interior points thousands
last cphers Ooo omitted hour bbs gram oush'
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-12-23

At this time of the year cold is very
easily contracted. and if let to run its
course without the aid of some reliable
| cough medicine is liable to result in that
dread disease, pneumonia. We know of
no better remedy to cure a cough or cold
| than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
We have used it quite extensively and it
has always given entire satisfaction
OOlagah, Ind. Ter, Chief.
This is the only remedy that is known
to be certa II preventive of pneumonia.
Among the many thousands who have
Us it for colds and la grippe we have
never yet learned of single case having
resulted in pneumonia. Persons who
have " eak lungs or have reason to fear
an attack eff pneumonia, should keep the
remedy at hand. The % and so cent
sizes for sale by Janeck Bros. Drug
Store, North Yakima, and c. A. Jensen,
PrOSSer.