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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

which thew could be Sold as follows: The south
BROOKLYN Ferry which runs between Whtehaii-st'
and Thirty-nnth-st Brooklyn, for per cent OF 'he
gross receipts unless that amount should fall oeio"
81 600 with 81 added for rental Of The Wnteha-s''
wharf to the New-York and South Brooklyn reri'
and Steam Transportation Company; the fa'ohia
Ferry from West Twenty third-st. to PaVonia-aVe''
Jersey City for Sll $40 g. the Erie Railroad Co-
pany; the Pine Street Ferry, to Long lsiano lily
for per cent Of the gross receipts with MINI
mum limit Of 500. to the Long Island Kanroad
Company; the College Point Ferry from East
for $500. to the New-York ana
Ferry from Liberty-st.. for 5000 and $1,000 added
for rental OF wharf to the Central Railroad Oh
New-Jersey. All the franchises were repurchased
by the present holders.
For the franchise of the Greenpoint Ferry, from
East Twenty third-st. the city asked per cent OF
the gross receipts, with minimum figure OF $1,000
and an annual rental of $4,000 for wharf property,
but the New-York and Greenpont Ferry Company
refused to bid at the upset price. and served no.
tice upon the Controller that the rent was paid up
to March l. The company says that the minimum
rental asked is TOO high. Controller Fitch ordered
that the sale of the Grecnpoint franchise be post
porter that II the Greenpoint Ferry Company
thought it could get lower rental II mlsht ma
that II had made q mistake The ferry is Valu-
able one" ne added, land the companys STOCK Is
an a high figure. We are going 10 see II we can |
dnd somebody who wants good ferry. It Is my
ir ,n that the Greenpont company will not
let the franchise be sold without bidding pretty
stiff for II ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, December II. 1897
BEEvEs-Recelpts GO cars. or 1.O2t head cars TO
cars Tor the market Nothing doing In live cattle to-day
feeling generally steady Dressed beef steady at I9S &c
per Tor poor prime city dressed native sides No
change I'm ca3es The Cevic carried 10 Liverpool 20 dar
400 cattle Ter Shamberg Son. 400 head FOR SchwarZ
chd & Suzberger and 600 quarters ~ beef for Nelson
Morris Tomorrow the Britannia Tor LIVERPOOL Is 20
The New-York. for Southampton sO quarters for East
mans company and 2I6 quarters for Armour Co
CAI.VES-Receipts. 81 head making with the Few
carried over from YESTERDAY total Of 81 head 70 he sold
mainly NJ Sixeth The offerings were all veals which
sod readily firm prices. Poor TO prime Veals sold AZ
S5aSS 80 per n city dressed veas nm AZ lOagl2'sc
,1rsssers sold al CQIisc, little calves al tNtsc.
Sales-IIume Mullen; II vealsy li3 10 average al
IS 30 Der 100 n DO 40 NJ at s. 81; do ITO n. at
S'G@eorse penback veal 100 10. at 81 do, 2io TO-
siErP AND LAMBs-Receipts; i4s!udIns cars direct
Total win tho stock carried from yesterday OF
"a ~, be ODD. at Jersey city and cars at
si,t.,h at On light supplies the market ruled active
VII ices slightly hrmer al, around The pens were
nri,ne sbeen sold at 251SS 100 10 ordinary
choice lambs at 50 25dS6 49, Dressed mutton 6:gse per
No. wethers realizing SIC: dressed "mo'' s9pioc
ssIesID Ua--.ngon: 800 Ohio lambs. S. n average
Sc - per 100 10 2l3 Michigan 80 10 at 81 10 81 Ohio
% ,i,s. al Indiana lambs "a n NJ ST %: Is Indiana
vearilngs 81 n. at S. 2S oS Indiana sheep i2' 70. at
81 IS. 40 ,.,,,.,, ,.,h. os ~, =, 81 81
"a Kentucky sheep 1876 10. at IS "a do l0l ~ at 81 20
7 Wlkerson. 100 Kentucky sheep. Us 10, az 20
TOGS-Receipts 10 or 3,253 head; lSi head on
sale Firm at So G5qs3 90 100 10 Country dressed
sales-S Judd Co. late yesterday: oo Ohio hogs lSs
n average SO 30 per loo NJ ~ do is6 No. at " So
iume Mullen late yesterday; ~ State hogs. i2o 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

notwithstanding unsatisfactory accounts from the dry
s sSSds G'! sab n' t Of
short contracts in aneipa,9n OF ,ne fo n ndcs
tons concerted movement TO curtal production en-
Rhasized by the action Of the Amere"p S2iIn a. Mem
phis with practically part Of the cotton het tepI
iHe material He ieaucon In acreage at next planting and
the adyeaey Of larger attention to ToP' and a v
orously push the movement TO decrease acreage, us
HSS,en as more entitled to han
previous concerted action IN this direction. tp 20 >.
Tho entire session $3.50 bales market finally
aui. and steady at net unchanged prices TO POM sa
mi iding upands. 51sc. m.ddi!1g Cult 6i,o. sales 90
Saoed we're as foilovs: Ncw-oeans steady 5lGc.
600 baes Mo6. s,eady 10 saTi s, 300 o
sales s63 bales; nominal ;.c Augusta stead
s.: as 9-i6c sa.es 55s bales Louis steady 6-l0c
sales 375 bales Receipts Of e05oS bales at the ports
The most sansuin, The ofrc!al Ehchanss EST,
;ns was Believed to b. too hsn 6y mar parties
'ChAnro The clearance OF a steamer from brunsw.-.
cotioa Which had BEEN delayed by fox resp5nsoe
in some time. agEreeatns but ba.es 1926 to
Great Britain and 1851 bale. to the Continent, Ca
ycston sh.rped 1896 bales. sngsnnah $500 Norfolk
200; Boston. 2l4 and Brunswick. 5si6 bales Ioia re-
cops at all ports for this season now foot UP '""V"
simasd receipt, OF cotton GmGTr sy
5000 BALES last Houston receipts to-morr " 900
bales s las. 01 year PIc. Mecomca cos daily cotton
one OF Liverpool corresponden's states
liter received this morning tha; the tone u Men
chester undoubtedly god large business gors On
for nearly all the markets. spinnefs have iy ahAned
their ard have BEEN able - sell fIly equal u
heir production There are Indications ot weakness
In our ma 6et America may be Offering Haze more
freely but me buying power Is apparently au'e eqlA'
Cotton Excbanss special Liverpool cabl.s-sPo, e't'on
hardening tendency sales 10000 bales. speuat n ana
export go bales. American. scoo bales receipts 8ign
bales American $4,000 bales. mddlug uplnis 1-32i
Futures steady. partially Old al ance closed steady
a. point advance January ruary Bios Febru-
Arv- March 3lOi7s March-Apr. ais. Apr-May. 3l2v.
May-June 3l3b. June-July 3liss. July Aag1s' M3sh.
epreulter 1890 September October. 3iTu3lN.
October, emuer. 3ls9Sl9 December. 3lOs peceiloe
January. 3ios ManchesteYafns quiet but steady Coi9s
quiet.
Tn. range OF contract prices today follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

HEMP AHp JUrEThels Was , ,6r. demand der, Hd,d al
Mana.cur Will nS' snsF I pEcs .' wes as '' o o
i5-iGa4c. manila hemp shipneni In.t,d hns1 mn.
liGt'SS 60 Ia & ' St: stpaea aSag,e triangle and
saud 22'c: la's shipHsn' ,s hut sh,pnent paper
m ,,i,,Y ate buus mixing lsc. jute butts. Bag
Ed 70: co afy sts' S. fi sSye1 a s
Win sgPgs ven %sy f Freely cy Slaughter, ruled
Prices we're i2ows Cafo,nlSii Ms
IL bong 6snai &sics i:ais1S Galveston i5 Puerto
S ..issied i' IN bond a iO.c savanna lie I2s
M2S% sSgc ne City Slaughter natys eers lo<8c butt
brands 9ag ioc side brands s<soc bulls $500:
COVE cow q as'i BUZZ ioD 7Ss e'OS nav.
LEATER-Bu tran,plrins wa, Limited in S So
prices we'll I'M. applies to al OF the , esdnE nss
i5 e yer, ger . a: 'oT loaade s9 ss.
n sdI. heavy 2oaOc seconds, heavy :7a?ec thirds
2sa2I sh bcsk ,.% backs ssan seconds 2oe
SOC: thirds 2f12sc; bellies. i5aisc' betting butts $50
METALS aFks, closed ,,S ss WITH : spot s 40
i69 Ss % and Sture f0s 81 sales 100 tons
spot tons futures: market easy snsapos r1e@
S Win 5H .pt to lan 1Pa0 at $40 osed Nth
e. .5o, IS n1 i sS and 76ni !%S' st a
T6es slow Tads ioGay yS S, not t"s at az rs a.
ST. Louis closed unsettled and nominal az Lon
ts 3 q for spot s. r3S' SGssa eS %s
Soyev .edy for near positions drmer for late deyeres
al -, 20 December AT So TOQ so So January. SO 800
SO So February 80 Uas6 rs March so a3ms' sales ~"
tons March 81 Glasgow closed at 4's a. MddeSo'o'
N0iAssrs AND sYRUPs-In the line Of syrups from
800 bhs were placed with me Diyets " ~, az"
kat closed steady Molasses firm. but not active
Glucose wa. dull unchanged and Arm bid at something
T Ws1s a, s. Glove SS iS seng
leans open kettle common 24g25c fair 2sa?6c; good
S2ii syI r. ai7e ccf fancn. issa23c
EG
,urpenne $50 bills 363 bbls Spirits turpentne
WAS arm Rosin steady Tar and pitch steady and all
unchanged Savannah spirits tupentne ruled STEADY
81 G5 oil bills So pitch. 81 S. spirits turpentine ard
gsi IS 5Gasi '21 i4sslsSo,o q w 8 81 Is =,
"oMGESN FRErGHTs-The market for berth freishts is
liverpool sEd: London. 4isd. Glasgow 41sd bristol
I'D Ie!,h 5a5&d. Hull sd; Newcastle, 3D. Antwerp
AID for January Rotterdam, loc Amsterdam loc CORR
A. 3lG3s AID: to Liverpool per 100 10 Jbf3lc
or December: London. oats. 3s ,ecemter q % Jan,
~ cs,,es 9ft nns no moroVemen,
il anticipated until after the iirs Of tho year Steamer
freights quiet there being little or no inquiry
ngy quiet Rates noninaiy unchanged 80. CHAR
TEIsBritish steamer l46 tons general cargo henes
Steamer ne% 100 tons gross. general cargo hence 10
Antwerp private terms January British steamer 253s
| Bremen 37s % Norwegian steamer. ,5o7 tons West
India trade trip. 7s Sd; British steamer. LAB
tons. coal Philadelphia TO Havana. at or about 81 go
Brush bark 10000 cases petroleum, hence 70 Saigon
private terms chartered abroad: Italian bark Is 900
petroleum hence to Gibraltar lac. British bark
i5ss tons ITO arrve general hence TO Melbourne
IS 50: British bark 900 coal. Norfolk to santos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

After coughs and colds the
germs Of consumption often gain
a foothold.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod-llver
Oil with Hypophosphites wlllnot
cure every case; but, If taken IN
time, it will cure many.
Even when the disease is
farther advanced, some remark
able cures are effected. In the
most advanced stages it prolongs
life, and makes the days far more
comfortable. Everyone suffer-
ing from consumption needs this
food tonic.
Soc and 800. all druggista
SCOTT & BOVINE Chemists. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

ass TO- spring clears s. 2qs 90 m no riss vi 81 8
extra No ioS wns , io % go R3 s'ffI
steady sales bbls at 81 '0a$3 rs CoKN a.
a a. TO- s snf 300 BAG e3lf Sn sos
fne yellow 7cs75c coarse S3aS g55 I ssrng bran
GoGG5c 100 y. middlins bulk Iog. rye ss;aS27
screening. 30a iSc in bulk buckwhea, grain Soe"'2c
-wifEAT-rh- Wheat market bulls sum
cen snouasemen, after the opening to create and h
furne sharaly around in afternoon. forcing neaVy IN
loadrs these early purchase PR, - ro "a tor and
80 b1i,W las, si News again quite bIlllsh
with The exception OF ses %hfh vpp p1e or
only gaining Sd for and Parts -four 1910 2onis
Ss' ra 'G E5%.S. sea I Sst' only 30 cars
dispatches to ocksde on one no o. me mt. late
ssgg hndirg color IN the strength ot c@sh "s t "a
NOR MAY one time. and wiih rtp2s OF ftenIh
Belgian export business nfnishTd .ns,S ap a
nna collapse Mrusn pToduG,pn o b,S oYcbnd
a. when lie downward rovemen, bssan and was car
ri aaT he e. r. to az ExpdrS business 70 tel
as r.mo.e in earlier gossip cloarances tor the day wsTe
ga G1 bush wheat ana from all Ports There were
. iG . s, 9r % @ sh vii be- endeed 10 the
Sauo The opt'on seemed BE- unaffected by these ciI
canee' 'sy Gane Ns%Y GgS[ s %@s are cue
lows 80 red 9";e No hard Mshspo' 70
s. No 1tS.zn Duluth ees 80 hare .s I Dan's p
81 c' CoRN-The corn market was as raDle o 20
IRs break n weai Caused "a from las
nd total c.sances ali ports only 80 900 bush
tn, s'n4 h o v. 70 mark, op"nsd shade hsae
bu closed practically pnehansed from last nigat Total
si".ei s4-.c b. anoat. 49,. .OATswith oher markets
.oa on r. Suh..s s sa m,e to 900 sg,h No
white clips oats guotrd p no Gat' &c No
2 WITS a2os S NJ ~: ~ Sa'' a:1 %fss
dui No ? wesern 3o'ae . ! Z Buralo; 10 "eststn
: 30 p naasio 'N''' ''' ~ ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

COFFEE-The locA! market for Brazilian future.
opened dull decline o points and ruled erctpt0na
quiet throughout with fluctuations
the general situation destitute Of feature a con-
partially accounted for b. the approaching ho..-
days very Few being disposed open accounts aui
outstanding interests ye.y ANAL SEles the call 40
bags. This small business mad no, been increased W
" m. For the entire day transactions amounted
only e71o bags. with the market finally quiet
decline OF 6dlO ports a generally weak undsrtore
prevailed European cables rejecting but le responir
70 the bullish made by market
yesterday There practically outside trading.
Al the time receipts a. RIO AMI santos were
heavier and United states warehouse deliveries very
moderate There nothing IN the situation Offset
the regulation bear factor II enormous supplies
policy OF hesiistion the part Of all
much Is expected market holidays
over. snd, with the New Year ella m
there very little announcement In the outlook with
supplies exceptionally heavy and speculation ndf
ferent.
The Coffee Exchange will not be closed the Mon
days following Christmas and New Years despite
ton Board OF Managers from the members
rnending tina; these days b" made holidays The
claim the holidays would materially interfere
with the delivery OF uotlces.
The market for spot Brazilian coffee was Inactive and
were neglected any ngurs Holders market
on the basis 6<c for No Rio and 7.c Iobb'ng
parces Tho market for mild conees quiet. but
about steady noninaliy unchangei prices We quote:
6.nSIc. Cucun. bulh'sc. Jamaica hsI loo.
La Guayra 7a17iic; Savanla 6Idi6c; Mexican. Gnl5c
Central American. 7ql7hc Costa Kca. IHl54c. coffee
In parchment 51Sac. Mocha. l7.G13isc. Padang in
terror 23a24hc: fsrcies 27a30c Cornchio. 2dQ27c.
Tho range OF CONTRACT Prices to-dhy was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

pa. very firmly held and there has 6esp The
advance on the Pacific Coast especially IN oregon ~
London Grocer just hand. SAYS: More r1 ~ be
appeared in this market since our last report ~,
coming evident that supplies In the askTesS co ,resb
nearly so liberal time supposed anu as 90 90
buyers have anxious 10 set into stocA ts
have been effected somewhat SUN 80. sac
cable. have fully this report We eororron
- nrir,e ,oGiGc state 1898 choice sHSrc' 90
-, r,ir~e Ia Pacific Coast. 1906 choice oH'i
40 common 70 Vrime 6TSi-c old o1s, 1A1c. - ,,vcb
nav AID STRAW-HAY- Trade to-day was W.
n, pedl ne character and prices for pfime a hose
,ro o5v oh;a,ab,e on account OF the Scarcity o. os
grades: No . ard under qualities are Weah ni1u III
Sac.d tho rrc ,onderarce o. common Lay VIII oe
mental 20 even the reduced demand 81 me cEss 100
month and after. We quote: Hay, sTse M .
10 75c: No invoice lots per 100 ~ ~ ii[sSc ship
per 100 n 572G62Isc; No per 100 10 4S0T s s' 100
ping per 100 ~ 4o745c; inferor TO 'ciov.r
h IS a4Oc clover mixed. per 100 ~ q .dG,C' smsU
per 100 H. i0a 45c; salt hay per ioO 70 ~ ~ Iarrc
bales STRAW Receipts continue W9'S!a r,-ve,
Drces are Unchanged few parcels outside or NeW7eIs
and Pennsylvania long rye reach 35c os6 $50 600
We quote long rye, per 700 TO- .p9 ;-o ~ 20a
stained per 100 n 4oGi2'3c Inferior per u" 10, 'V
&c: tangled Soq32'3c oat 21g53c ne a. noon
hay in toni. reported the Produce EEGnahe &c 200
to-day were: Hudson River f'alr 40. - Wee,
Pennsylvania l4o; Delaware Lsckawana ana ne and
30 Yves, Shore. 40; Leiigh aie.yo -. a, Wv
Western. 10: Baltimore ana ONO, ~; pecetnts
40; river boats. lloi to's!, l.- 80, a, %aX
OF straw. 10 Receipts or hay ana suH" ~ ''
EaE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22
yOUyG WOMAN HELD FOR FORGERY'
RELEASED ON BAIL FURNISHED By D. b. HAS
pporcx. A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY


RsorcX. A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY
Miss Esther Townsend. good-looXins you'e
,on,or who lives al No y Douglass-st ana Is
Az, ,Ioved as a confidential clerk by Paul Al. D'9
an, nronrietor Of a csrpet-cleaning estaoishinsh'
., T,rentv-second-st and Avenue A. was YESTERDAY
h.,a ~ MAGISTRATE Sirnms In Yorkviile Court IN
e, n0n hail on a charge Of forgery preferred by her
employer. - 49,. ... o,,
on the first of the month Mr. Bryant cent out
hnIs 70 his patrons. and was surprised 70 learn
,ba, MANY Of them TO whom he had sent oiils hao
.iras6v paid their bills. There was no credit 20
their accounts IN the books. This raised Dry
ants suspicious and he had the books examined
Nv an expert accountant. On December III MISS
townsend. seeing the expert going over the DOCKS
Isf, the office and remained away from It, on Decem-
her n she wrote a letter 10 Bryant acknoWISosInS
bCr c,iIf ana stating that she could no lohseT
stand the suspense and the disgrace She prom
iSed 10 make restitution, and said that IN Jay "
tco She would return $50 OF the money she mac
taken The expert he'd discovered discrepancy VI
$3.50 and found that erasures had peen naue ~ III
scco,Ints and that smaller sums had oeeh suoSti-
tuted for LARGER ones. a few days aIter scttns
The Ictter Bryant received sl2o. which MISS Ao""
send lad sen. over by messenger. MI, rou-,
About 10 o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON Sss W..
send went 10 the carpet-cleanng WORKS one n diI
der and said: You have falsiied my DOORS az al,
stolen nv money and now am going 70 nave Sou
arrested" ,..--, -. 60 10 arrest
Miss Townsend begged piteousy not 70 De arIes at
ed and promised 10 return the rest OF tlt niGI,!
IL Bryont would not prosecute her But MI DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22
NUMBER THIRTEEN.

Here is proof to show how absurd is the
common superstition that the number 10 is un.
lucky. Every will admit that Dr. Fridtjof Nam
sen the Columbus Of the North Pole has little to
find fault with in the matter Of good fortune Ye,
Is has been conspicuous in his life.
DR.. Nansen was born on the 18th Of the month
was married on the 18th. the first plan, Of his
he started his polar expedition on the 18th took
with him a crew OF thirteen, returned from his ex.
pioring trip the 18TH and sailed for his lecture
tour in this country on the 18TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22
"FATHER BILL" DAILY SUED.
PIT A JURY ABsoLvEs HIM FROM LIABILITY FOR
AN ARCHITECTS CLAIMS

PIT A JURY ABsoLvEs HIM FROM LIABILITY FOR
AN ARCHITECTS CLAIMS.
William c. Daily popularity known on the turf as
Father BILL" appeared as a defendant oelore
Justice Davy in Part " OF the supreme Cou.
Yesterday in a suit brought by William L. Grimm
90 assignee of Willis G. Hale. Philadelphia archi-
tect 10 recover N.SS7 "A. alleged to be due TO Haze
"a commission for work done in building hotci
for Daily in Hartford. Conn. Daily testified that he
had paid Hale all that was due 10 HIM he paid
Hale 81 lsi Sc in all. he said the payments pelhs
made at different times and in three Inherent
Dajy was asked II he had not openly boosted that
he had played neat trick on Haze Dy Ri' and h I'm
c cnivinr in return a receipted bill for Si0O.
NO sir, replied the veteran am am n as,o 'n is
moi the kind OF a man you could play such trick
on" ,,,,..,.. ,o,,5 n var
dict FOR the defendant.
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the Cable BUILDING to appear for her M EIne an
ueI after studying the complaint and affidaVit LOT
some time said he wished to enter co gdIner
Ne ssjd that after Bryant had discovered the DIS
crepsncy in his books he had allowed Lowed, the 95 MAKE Ike
ie,yver cited statute which. he said. met the case
Magistrate Simms stated that he WOULD nrst di he
com ,or-charge The was adjourned until 10
narrow and Miss Townsend was placed unoeer
e Gna hail which was furnished by Mr.. Hasbrouck
Nv Hasbrouck said that he had known MISS low,n-
sard from childhood. He knew her parents Well
ga ,bev were eminently respectable people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

mt was memorable. Just then Policeman Cron, CT
H. PAST TWenty-second-sl. station, came along
inc an1 Mr. B~yaat had Mss Townsend taken to the
station She telegraphed for Daniel 3 hasDrS S
director of the Metropolitan Street Railway Com.
pany. and TO a Mr.. Ftiguson, who has an once OF
No. 49 Wall-st go, Will. o,o,,r, long
before The cirl arrived there in charge OF ponce
man and had engaged 8. A. Emanuel lawyer VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22

private terms schooner s44 TONS coal Norfolk to Cen
nhs To- 81 Thomas 50 Isl schooner 254 lumber.
Philadelphia Cardenas 81 IS; schooner 522 tons uIn
5S 'H mb ei JacRsonye to Boston So
2 tons Tas @aoer RTa 5en coal
Halifax 81 loaded and discharged scn9oneT boon
563 725 and s57 tons. coal. Philadelphia 70 ran
oIis-The cottonseed oil market continued STEADY but
stii lacks trading feature Prime summer yellow was
aaire but ttle demand clean W the 9 now offering
figure Inseed oil firm and &c higher we a92e
Prime crude ls.gls2c pT5me crqde .; vsiow 81 e.
lc Prime sumnr yelow 22c on '99eI prIne vel
low. &c; ilnsecd. American. raw. i2ai3c American
boiled i4at}s c4lcutta raw s45; o, n, sav influenced
b. reported French duty. large hog reGepts
ed 'y'"y vi" Ms. f '5 s aa4 sm4 soqo
scar ,ai BEEFfr.o 3Go, sx;-o in ia ness esq
81 fssm E&G P' HoGsstroHg 9ao,ed
- 80 10 ~ c9 n 4,c tG r. . i@S s,f s &C. .R Rs
INK beies &C. n 5sc: i? 70 as u 70 &c. ockded
a"3red 7a9i.c, western seen 10 10 TALON .RE
qG2i oa1 ~ Soc city lard easier quoted 400
&c; reaned Guiet quoted south American 54oc Con-
e sy"' .ati,e ''T wcssra
qn9sa G 49, cry lard not s,e aepe but t%es was
steady tone price. without important change here
9.at,.e; fsir to good q. a. SC: prime choice 5s9
s l; so,5 ? sc F JANA R Rs n' in
3a: Tamass cnass21 ';sf 55 sb sas
early. January oitering Hght' Pes
Strong Tamace New-Orlears eiegraphs LOUISIANA crop
movement date receipts. rough. Inclusive OF ano
,arried over 374S5 last year 5loZ SACKS sIes
,l.anod. i03l5 tils last year ~ 500 bbs Movement
siugg si. p-i .es l.ong. . -.u.. . -,
sUGAR-'rhere strong market FOR raw sugar ana
some sh business done lately figured az Ieast
&C .,r ~. test centrifugal. but buyers we're not disposed
,o rts their bids that ll'nl.. urrert prices VIZ
lie FOR 9j centrifugal. SlGc Tor ~ tes' ms
coyad and ~ - test molasses sugar ana hs1eI
mice were a.ke! Refined sugar was rrn. OUT prices
Unchanged and demand fair. with some Decay N sHP
-nt z certain gades London cable reported cane hrn
~ qiotatons Java, lis hid FAIR refining. 20 % o.el
rs a. Prices r reired were rs toilcws poinl-
"a t.c. cut crushed 5kc powdered ana c9srss
powdered 5.3c: sraaula'ed and nne sranuIatfd oeS,
:. arse cranulatci fine granu.aed % on
,ectoners granusted 5sc cubes 53lo powdered NHXA
ana mould A. Sac diamond a. 5lsc; confectionery A. &C.
T@s / and p 4A.c No g. 500. No T. isc. No D. %56c'
40 6 4 lc. No I. 4-c. No 5 4Uc NO =. itc' no ~
tls, 40 H. sc W i2. 400. No Is. +o8c: No H. &C.
y, 10 . a8r - 10. 37sc.
TOpArCO-Tlade was slow all around. but tone fairly
s,eady sales OF seed leaf as follows 900 cases
con ls,5 NeW-England Havana at 20g40c 100 cases
Zlriners crop 1895. l6ac 100 cases 1915 Wisconsin
U,yAr5 A -. and 100 1879 Wisconsin Havana. al
9aGiO' sales a foreign tobacco were 20: raes Havana
AZ T0cGSl 10 and bales Sum1tra az ScGSl 20 In bond
WOOl. EXCHANGE REPORTs-The Wool Exchange
gives he 0, the week at the three seaboard markets
1
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New-York. Decent

New-York. December q. 1897.
CoTToN-The arst call the Cotton Exchange to-day
developed a dun but firm market with prices point
lower point higher. followed BY further rise OF
l93 points IN the face OF somewhat Disappointing cable
ana Notwithstanding further unfavorabe ad
from New-England. heavy pert receipts and est
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Ocean 5Iramcrs.
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40. ~ r., foot OF Clarkson 81.
Lucania Dec 25 $50 A. NJ Umbria Jan is. 1890 A. NJ
Etrugia ..... Jan. noon Servia. Jan y + y.
Auranla Jan p. NJ. lCampania. Jan. -. IL A. N.
VERNON IL BROWN 6 CO.. Gen. Agents.
BOWLING GREEN NEW YORK.