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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
3 ailvoaos.
new YORK CENTRAL
Al through train: stop at Albany Utica Syracuse.

~ ~ WIN ~ - ~ J u ~ -
Al through trains stop At Albany Utica Syracuse.
Trains leave Grand Central Station a. follows;
$40 A. M-Deily except Sundays The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED.
Ea:ts.t Train In the World Due Bunslo 80 ~
@ troit. 1910 p. NJ Limited TO its seating capacity
$40 a Mast MAI. Day-For Buffalo. Niagara
1870 A. M-DAY EXPRESS except Sunday. ros
m bunaio and all important New York state po,n~.
A.OO r. M-soCThwESTERN LIMITED and CHI
.CAGO SPECIAL. Daiiy-For Columbus. Sinc'o-
$3.50 M-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL ercses
. m sunday Stops at important statiors ..,...
O'OO r: Make SHORE LIMITED DaryCzsnocss
,ua'n 70 Chicago via Lake shore DYE s,evss "a
ID A. N due Chicago 400 r n Sleeping ane
600 M-wEsTERN EXPRESS paiy-FOr Niagara
O'@O r. a-NORTHERN EXPRESS. Daily-fo1 fr'S'
7oO Ponureai and excep, saturday, for oa Nn woN
AZ rREAL EXPRESS Daily. .,,-,,s
SPECIAL Dsily--For Buralo. Niasars Falls
O.OO M-sPEcIAL LIMITED NAIL Dsry,Ds'seTs
ing car only for points on Fall Brook hy'' va
q Yen and Tor Rochester and Bu,slo r., o,a.,.-
burg Niagara Fails Cleveland. chicaso ana; - "A
saturday for Cape Vincent and the Auourh
i1.1o nY.sh,.iMtDNGHT pxrhEss For sunSa;
.,. "''af Rs isfIssi i pfvrs 81 No
wfs.a:!a 'n su1 sss. only M at Sa4 up '
umns.d en- VIII, On P fl ssf'Tsn I'm,
az HS: West "a iss,s JIG s..SSs
and Bfosdwsy. 0n N B.. T npoais ss ana 80
rIeIepnon. '27eo Thirty-eghth Street for New -
Cab service Baggage checked from hotel OF rs-
GEORGE Y DANIELS deneral pa.senRer AGent.
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ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROADS..

STATIONS foot of West Twentysthird Street anu
9th. leaving %. Ah rom Ds.Sso:ss. and ccrtland.
Streets is later than that given below TOT
$50 A. H. FAST MAIt-Puman Buffet rs,Sr ca: :s
Ne. York to pl,,:SG5s sssDns Car f'O0''
SFSSsFvsSs ssf fsv.is
compsr,m:nt s.epns Dining smoEnf ana oS:s,sI
,lOn Car. For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo c'ne'""''"
1.so S'i =. NJ CHICAGO S AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
oS p H. y1
74S Mf''Ss Pits
7so r. c; " PA EnenH.
chicago Connect. for Cleveland .xc.p. SATURDAY. ,r.,
IN T. e.: S s:n vo aSP kdoHs E.
burg sPs G;T; Ts; ' AND ,'' TT sYd; souTM
80 S"ss sss % 4, P.1 s,' ..a
D'T"s l ss' n.s no s D,%ss s;
Ing Cars, 40 ' %H'ns Carr TO Dnins car $50
soUTHERN RAILwAY.-Expr.ss 40 p. M. laos night
ATLANTIC COAST LINp.-E.pr.ss 90 - m and 40
f fGR oD fs1s c5%25s4 sss
A5 Ss4sa1i mn
f f.n. p Msy i-y r.,. v ss.scn s..
s s.s SsS; i,sS a.. 20 md
s spssS sS.., o,S go r. asS F? 0ssso
s., Sunday SSS S...s. Limited. -.
Dining car) 1o5 Dining Carr II 80 M y cs; $50
Dining caD TO $50 i2o' s ~ 10 50 rDin,ns
carr a m 10 Dining Carr. 80. 40 (pinne Cs.''
so Dining Csr) 30 Dining Carr. 14o' e''o p NE
~ * night. - "A. a., "a %,
Ticket oces Nos 49, ~ es sSS ,v,hrs s"s Street
Station and stations foo Of Desbrosses ann
Streets; Court Street. SEQ Fulton street ~ s,a,,nn
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklyh ~,
Jersey Y y-k Transfer company w -
Tor and check baggage from hotels and residences
thr ugh to deftination c,,,.,,.
Telephone ''27S7 Eighteenth etreer TOT
Railroad Cab Service.
- " cererai Manager General PasSr Agent
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STOCKS on HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York December !. lFs
Drr,.t-c p.ceiuts were l47 or I'D hra1 IN
80, 20 as f,r the market and. counting ne lew
sale cs,,e there were - on saleo AZ JeIscI I
go ~ a. Gtxteths Trade opened brisk ana prisee n
o. small fraction higher FOR steers ana soCp 80 ~:
.'.sav ,or medium cows and bulls but ne ieehs W.
aoS 49, close on Chicago advices The yaros "eis
vi cleared Common rather choice naive az, s.,
.c1t 40 10 and stays al soHef -,
h,t a, 10 s0ax5 for common 20 good ana II" ~
pun, 80 "a, Do at 81 7O9A 80 cows mainly
70 ezra n,,ss nurnhsr OF choice DO a. ~ loHs4 10.
80 IN dressed beef only fair but prices n' istsr
Igsc Pc, The prannic carried 20 Liverpool Oh,
90 CHARTERS beef and the rrawanay' o on, 70
Isp pvss shssn To morrow the Nonadie th<es out ~
iaspooi 2i5 ca. and 900 sheep for ana sou,
Son Is cattle for sehw W. xarri,
10 euHsb.rmsn = SuIvsi ~ Kentucky steers. NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave Franklin St Station n. T.. as to"'"~
and Is m. lat r from foot Of w: va ST. ,o Al
l2.45 +. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily. tor A.
bany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara rams,
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and ST. Louis Arrives
Chicago and ST. Louis next afternoon. Dining Car.
5,45 P. NJ 80 later foot 42d ST. chicago
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis. ~.
1880 =. NJ. Daily for Utica Syracuse Rochester Duh-
falo. Niagara Falls and Toronto. 49,.
6,4S p NJ Daily, for Albany Utica Syracuse, Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleve-
land. Chicago and St. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from Hotel Residence Westcott Express.
c. E LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. ". T.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec. T. S.+5 .. m -Exchange.t
whea,rNo red Northern spring nrm. o. Nd Corn
American mixed spot old quiet B. s.d futures s'eaay'
December 8s s+d; January 81 nd: March. IS oso.
Flour-s Louis fancy winter steady So Hops Lonuon
(Paclnc COAST Arm. f5af8. Beef-Extra INDIA ness
steady SIS ID prime steady. 62s ID Pork-fflne
fine Western. steady sos prime msss ms 90
Western steady AS 90. Hams-Short cut IL 10 10 no.
arm ats Cd Baeon-Cu mberiand 81 TO 30 10 steady
ass 81 short rib sss long clear md
heavy As No. steady 1ss short clear backs 10 70
~ n, steady 20. I'd clear bellies ~ 60 10 10 steady
a4- al shonlders-sGusre u IA m. steady 23s Lard
Prime Western nrm 2is al. Chess American nnest
white Arm s7a do coored As. Tailow-Prtme city
steady los ID Cottonseed olIAvspool rehned dull las
Cd Turpentine-sprlu nzuA re ~ bess0-S9nm0e
STEADY, 4 %.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec Z o m.-Cotton-Spot-Fair demand;
prices steady; midiling 3id The sales Of the
ton and export. and included 1890 bales American.
Receipts $4,000 bales including a. 60 bales American
Futures with moderate demand. ana
closed steady. American middlins. m c. December
buyers January and February. $40 buyers. FEBRUARY
and March 3-8ia3 4-s4d buyers: March ana April.
{ etG3 Z Cad BUYERS; April and May 3 S4d buyers
May and June. e-sid buyer June and July a.s4i
and September sellers September and October.
& s4d sellers October and November, SOD buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

London Dec AT the wool auction sales today
large sppv 81 fine mernos sold and brought the
highest prices series Crossoreds were eagerly
taken by Yorkshire and French buyers cape OF o"Oo
Hope and Natal woods sold well and quotably dearer
good selection Falkland Islands was sold at IN
Changed nrice. Punta Arenas woods were I'D in af-
vance The following Is the sale In detail; New south
WaIes-8 900 bales. scoured 9i4dGls Cd greasy. ~
1Oi,s Oueensland-i 900 bales secured Is indQls 5sd
greasy 6d9d Vctora2 100 bales: secured Malls SAD;
greasy 4.TlOi.d South Austraa-loto bales greasy,
80sd New -Zeaiand-l.5oO bales: secured otfuls o.
greasy. 4ha7sd. Cape Of Good Hope ana Nsta ,,.
bales secured 8Ldqls I'd. greasy ogS fhlkand
Islands, go bales; greasy, iisgoad Punta Arenas
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g s59ss ss; second patents. 50 s5ass AS first clears

cember ci AK aasc: DO new ssGssse Oats steady
clipped s2aa2',c; No mixed clipped s2s;
prints pc Eggs firm fresh nearby. 26c; do Western.
Csc do Southwestern 22c DO Southern. 22c Receipts
Flour 1000 bbls and 1900 sacks wheat 5000 bush
corn 277OO0: oats. 5000 shipments-Wheat, $780, 00O
bush corn 2l5.O0O; oats. 25 900.
St Louis Dec. 7.-F1)ur unchanged Wheat-Spot
lower No red cash elevator 69i.c: track. 69d7oc:
December, 6ai.c; May. 6s.g6stsc asked; July. s3s
asked No hard cash. &c. Corn-SpOt lower; No
cash, 3lsc; December 3lkc bid: MAY. 32+c Oats
Spot lower; No cash 27c bid; track 27iac: December.
&c bid: May 27itI29c No white. Doc. Bran steady
hrm east track sacked. SEC Butter steady cream
cry. i9424c. dairy. i5a20c. Eggs quiet. i9c.
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= ~ - ~. 7 ~ =. VI
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foot OF Liberty 81,
Week days. a:3o 500. 1000. Il 30 Dining Carr. 4.
NJ. loo. 80. 300 Royal Blue Limited. 900 Dining
Carl. 800 NJ II Is mdt sundays '43o 90 Oi 40
Dining Can A; NJ %. 900 ROYAL Blue Limited. 900
Dining Carr. 800 r NJ, i2:i5 mdt Additional trains
for PHILADELPHIA week days 7:45. 900 A. NJ 80 400.
40 730 900 p. VI. Sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 r. NJ.
Tickets and parlor seats AZ foot ~ Liberty ST.
Whitehall St. ll3. iI2 gel 43i. ga 2ss 1913 Broad
way 1877 9th Av., ri E ih St. 1853 East 25h St, 273
West i25th St, 25 Columbus Az. New York 4 Court
$40 Fulton St. Brooklyn: 9s Broadway Williamsburg.
The y Y Transfer Co will call ,or and check baggage
fr)rn hotels residences destination.
sFrom Liberty 81 only
from South Ferry 5:oS p
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals.
Stations In New-York foot Of Liberty 81.
South Fairy NNnftehal

Anthracite
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals.
and South Ferry, Whitehall St -.
Leaving time from South Ferry foot whitehall SD
Is hvs minutes earlier than that given below for Ls-
erty st.. noted
Trains leave foot Of Liberty st.
FOR Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. 10.
800 I:i5. e.i0 A. NJ. az NJ 70 Easonl 30. A:to u
Easton) t5i5. q 30 to Easton) p. NJ Sundays 1850.
q 20 to Easton) A. NJ, 100. $3.50 800 p NJ.
For Wiikesbarre. Ptts,on and Scranton. 400. slo
For Reading and Harrisburg 400 '43o 7:45 $40.
t.9oc TO Reading) p. NJ. 1918 night sundays. 'i3o.
~ go 10 ReadingD A. NJ. i0o. 1880 $50 600 p. NJ.
1913 night.
For sunbury <wisburg and williamson, at = 10.
!;4o s:l0 A. NJ. 1870. 1900 p. NJ. 1918 night Sun
days. '4:3O A. NJ, 100 30 800 p " i2:i5 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
Grove end points south 70 Poin, Pleasant. 'i3o sso
only to SEA Giro. $40 OO5 only Red Bank, II 80
A. NJ q - only Red Rank) n 40 only Red Banos
.f;l5 40 6l5 ?. ". Sundays stops AZ TLteraken
Ashury fak and Ocean Grove) eco cloi5 only TO Re-
For Atlantic Highlands 1870 $50 1870 A. ", las.
$50 f3:as. els r v suraa,s 200 NJ. 400 P NJ
sov 80 S1 ioi5 A ~ l'45 $40. iAo p H. Sun
For Lakehgrst .4ao $40 ioi, A. NJ la, $40
40 NJ Sundays. 'lOi5 \. NJ
for Tonis River and narnegat - 30 $50 A. NJ. 40
40 p NJ Sundays 'lO:i5 A. VI
for Atlantic City Vineani. and Bridgeon - 30 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Reach seabrish, and Highlands oe
Navesink, 40 $50. ii:3O 4 NJ las 40 p n,
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Proposal
RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,

A RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,
New York city. December 9Th. '9s.-Sealed proposals
tripicate VIII be received here until December
18th 1895 and then opered FOR supplying this Depart
forage and straw at such times and in such
quantes-not less than cargo ots-as may be required
during the remainder Of the fiscal ending June Both
1893 delivered wharf Northern and Southern
ports respectively In Cuba and Porto Rico. Blanks FOR
bidding with all necessary information. be
had here Preference will be given TO articles Of domestic
production manufacture conditions Of quality and price
(ncudng the price OF foreign productions manufact
the duty thereon) being equal The Government
right reject accept all proposals.
part thereof Envelopes containing proposals. should
be marked Proposals FOR Forage Straw for delivery
Cuban Porto Rican ports be opened December
18TH 1898" and addressed TO A. 8. KIMBALL. Assi
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Cash quotations we're as follows Flour weak No
80 ? yellow corn. 34kc; No cats, 25i1a2o+c No 2
white 2sisc. No white. 2T%Q2si1c; No rye. SIC:
No . barley o b. 37d52c. No faxseed Csc North
81 o3s prm. timothy seed 81 25 mess pork.
rt alder oose 81 5ods4 10 dry salted shoulders boxed
s, 2as4 a7s sides tboIed) 81 so1s4 whs
kew tistiers' finished goods. gal 81 81
loaf unchanged on the Produce Exchange to-day the
iu,,er market was dull creameres I4120c dairies 13d
isc cheese steady. sh9i0'sc. Eggs Arm; fresh. "a
22hc
Cincinnati Dec Flour dull Wheat easy: No red.
G7dGsc Corn firm: No mixed 34rc. Oats easier: No
mixed os.q2slc Rye hrm No 2. DC Lard easier,
81 g2i.. E%gs steady isc.
Duluth Dec 7-Wheat-No hard. cash. GS-c
cenber e4sc; May. &tc; No Northern. cash GAZE;
December s2+c; May. e4Ac; No Northern. 597sc; No
spring 67.c to arrive. oose No Northern 63Nc.
oats ?7a2sl.c Rye coe o Barley seat2s Fa .:
Wheat, esq 200 bush. shpments-wheat 1%7 600 bush.
Milwaukee. Dec. Wheat lower No Northern.
az I. f7SGr No Northern, e4164kc Rye steady No l.
Ssfss%e barley duli; No q 5os62c; sample 47S4sc.
Minneapolis Dec Wheat steady December. 62c:
MAY ssTc; On track No hard. o3hc No Northern,
S2Ke Nc } Northsri. eohe Flour lower; nTst patents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

A DyFRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown once No l.2+2 Broadway.
north OF until O'Clock ADVERTISE
nents received the following branch oces at regular
once until o'clock .. Wa; 90 o. e.
cor I'D IS2 9th ave. cor 18th st Macys oh-avs
Columbusav West 18th St: LOG
west t2d st. near sth-sve % l+thst. 257 West
S2d between 7th and sh 100 East 18th l33s
M-sve between 10Th and -7th SITS 1929 3d-ave. near
6ist-st; l10s ist-aye. sethst 60 ave. near
tlst-st "a ad-avs 2l0 Blsscker-a; 10 Blsscker-Ge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-SIo cotton
steady sales 1900 bales speculation and export LOO
American 5000 receipts 1900. American. 35 600 MID
ding uplands AID futures opened barely steady partial
i84d decline closed steady unchanged TO n point net
ADVANCE December January 303b, January February.
osb: February March 3.OsAb; Msrch-April s.oanb;
August S07hb; August september. 30ss September
October. 30ss Octo6er- November Sosb' necenDe,'
but steady
= FLOUR AND MEAL-Demand principally for the
Of again. with spring patents quoted
sssr in sympathy with the early break In wheat sr so
q So winter strssh g tsa:s o. winter gsten's 70 70
~ %, spnns No winter. 81 7O8t2 "A: no grade
IA 70 srav. buckwheat no.r 81 RYE Z, Els TLsI -
A0u c,p SHEAI-Duli quoted Kiln dried - lovyzto
:. 70 bread BAG nEALmrir" 1sS I1.sa FEED
.. spring 6u e 5r 1s c s1 'p Winter 5s
X es ~ a.. eieusIA; middlnSa GtVsl'i ~ wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
NAVAL STORES.

w., . demand was noted FOR naval stores ~ aa s,,
NeIy 80 ,out-v coming from jotbers. and that 70 NJ
49, , hit actual requirements spirits closea su tn
none pu' 'osS AZ oqi.c and machines nj 3s% afoc lnr
was fairly steady was also ros i. SHi''o"'
TAR-ResuiaiTs - .i,T ~ =" 3eis 100
I common t. good strained 81 IS 81 1as, %.
F 81 10; o. : g. 90 w g. 81 %. W ". SO.
w. y STOCKS on HAND.
D. o
Nhls.
Tar ibis ''-''''
ia', r,os,on Dec 7-Turpen,lne market hrm at S''
~ Resin quet unchanged. ~ IL.
Seyannah pee. Spirits turpentne steady o.S, 80
rec.ints 900 bbls Rosin nrm and unchanged
al. li3 bbls. receipts. 5.234 bt.s , a oexc
wilmington Dec. spirits turIen,ine nm ~ 1oia' 70
80. lis ibls Crude tupeniine hrm - 80 - ana -
.eints n bis Tar sieady. 81 10 reoelp's ~ oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

Spot closed quiet with quotations UNCHANGED. on
sac midiling upiands and 51sc FOR mid
ding Gulf az compared with SAC and aitc respectively
As, wear Sales Of S9l bales included 29l bales 20 spin
for delivery contract Spot cotton In
southern midding quoted as reported by wire
20 the local Exchange follows Mobile steady. SC
sale. 500 bales Savannah steady II lee sales 80
bales Charleston nru. SC Wilmington firm. DC Norfolk
ytesdv x AIS bales Baltimore nominal.
Si.c Augusta steady 57-eq5lac; sales l7e bales ST.
Io,, steady blc sales 8a5 bales Galveston quiet and
steady bi.c sales e24 bales New-Orleans steady DC
Gales 700 bales Memphis steady. 5'.c sales. $500
bales
no export thus far this has been as
Great Britain. France. Continent.
ro,., 1928
Thus far this week. III $50 ZSs .S'oso
Total since September e42 eo7 32oooS ll4sl oo
Receipts at New-Ohesns morrow were of'ciay est
ast week and IS s75 bales last year To-Inorro~
estimated at 12Sp 70 l3,s"p
bales against is SIS bales last week and S22 bales as'
Receipts a, the ports interior points to-day. COM
pared with tho name day last week and last year
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r. OHIO r. r.

sf,uFDr-rF IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1898
Leave New-York. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry ana
wv sDaily Except Sunday. tsundays
CHICAGO (.i3o a. m. from Liberty street only). In
PTrrsRURG .4so a. M. from Liberty street oniy,.
. C 81 ST louis. 'eo5 a. m. '5.o5
NEW ORLEANS ass .. m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 1855. 800 (Dnsny
'ii.25 a m. Diaer. tl?.o5 p. m. .lS Diner), ~
('Royal Limited" Exclusive Pullman Ilainl .SoS
tDiner). .5co D. m. and 'l2io night. NORFOLK 'l@Ss
y. m
Orfces. ii3 r72 2ei, 4s4 1924 B'dway 81 y Nsn,es.
I27 Bowery Y: a39 S+ Fulton St. Brooklyn; white
ha Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
fnatto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

COTTON-The cotton market opened higher. but later
developed weakness On the opening call there
advance Of a95 points and for time trading was
active But tho improvement subsequently wiped
and stu later business caused slight decline
Speculation from opening close Of hand-to-
mouth bulls bears alike nndnE little
at hand which to base new ventures Cable
nevy quite satisfactory In average to the Liver
pool market for futures. and the longs also found
encouragement In the fact that spot sales in the English
market reached 400 bales Selling arrested by the
claim that commission houses held buying orders for
large quantities OF cotton prices below the market
Tie fact that receipts the ports and at the leading
interior quite heavy deferred confidence
long side Of Reports from leading South
spot indicated wesustained interest the
par exporters with buyers for American mills also
the alert Manchester and Fn River advicee were gener
ally favorabl. indicating continued activity In the de
cloths less for cotton goods gener
ally These reports. connection with tho continued
heavy foreign demand for American cotton led
caution part Of the shorts But the public or
outside traders aggressive and the market
recef disposition FOR further developments
gzing comparative volume OF export purchases and
the afternoon hesitation was particularly
marked. while the undertone Of the market was weak
close the market officially called steady with
prices point higher 20 points net lower
The of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
on Of Brazil coffee is as follows.

Rlo-Cenes market quiet: 7 Rio. 1880 exchange.
1924 receipts 1000 bags cleared the United States
1900 taSs: cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock 900
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston T-FTcur firm: receipts 1910 bbis: spring
patents 81 1894: DO. 81 I5ds3 % clears and
straghs 81 coGs3 co Cornmea quiet s3as5c per bag.
s5Gsl per Corn Arm steamer yellow 401 d4lc
No 2 t2+Gt2,ac Oats steady receipt; 4" 49, bush
aule,. bran spring sl4 20; winter. SIS rs mddinSs
si4 25ati7 Red Dor -four ST. 10 Butter firm: Northern
oiI21 Western 2ii,c: Imitation. l54isc: ladies' t4c
Cheese hrrn Northern. 0isal0c. Western 9t6ioc.
Buffalo Dec 7.-sprng wheat. fair demand; limits
steady Ne / hard spot 75Rr No Northern spot 7f1c:
No 2 Northern spot ss7.c Winter wheat dull and
ina No red offered A. Tic No red 72isc No extra
low ssi.c: No : yellow 3sc: No corn. 37'4c: No 3
corn 37c Oats duh: white 32c; No white. 3ic:
No white 3oc. Barley strongly held. Rye H. No 2
on track offered sc. Flour quiet steady
Chicago Dec. THE leading futures rang@t fol
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 955 Pullman Vestibule Day Coaches
and Parlor Cars Dning-Ca service Meals a la carte
Connects at Buffalo with through sleepes to De,ro; ana
.12,5O, 100 p NJ. daily for EAsToN. MAucH
cHI'NK WILKESBARRE SCRANTON and coal
"a so 4:1O p daily. except Sunday for WILKES
pAP3F' PrTTSTON SCRANTON and principal inter-
medate Stations. for all points In coal regions
pullman BUFFET Parlor car for W1LkESBARRsl
sa.EO 6,I5 y. NJ Sunday only for MAUCH CHUNK
H.4iSo. 500 P NJ daily except Sunday. for EAsToN
ss .SO 0,2O p NJ daily Sunday. for EAsTON
.ra nrncinai Intermediate -r-tions. -
sa,Kn ZOO p " daily FOR BUFFALO NIAGARA
rATIS and ali points Pullman sleeper. vestihule
t,sn Y 10 Chicago SleApers TO Buffalo ana Toronto
p,ninp Car New York Faston. -.
s7rlO 800 T. NJ daily stonning only at ,ssotucc3
PI tfNFIELD EAsTON, BETHLEHEM MAucH
cJITNK HAYRE GDNt,vA. ROCHESTER. BL.FFALO
and TORONTO Pullman Sleeper Tor BuNalo. none but
car carried. No baggage carried
90 $40 p ". daily for WILKFSBARRE, ITH-
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and ali Dints West Pullman sleeper to chi
40, .. s. o. cor-rxy
r,I sTNFTEiO BOUND BROOK and intermediate points.
i.aVe "a follows 1920 1850 a NJ. 220. 230 10 South
isislnaed only). $3.50. $50 800 and $50 p. NJ.
Ticke,s and Pullman accommodations at lib 2s 2IS.
sss o.. and 1924 Rrosdw.y q ~ s.. iso i2Ss
broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn
Y transfer wit call FOR and check baggage from
ho,e, or re.idsnce through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
Q IN the local market to-day

good Santos 1900; receipts IS ono bags stock
TO 400 bags Hambug-CoNee market opened unchanged;
$50 D. m. unchanged = pig advance; sales.
600 bags Havrs-Cnfee market opened quiet and IN
changed at IL unchanged. at p. quiet.
changed closed unchanged prices total sa.es 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations loot 23d St Penn. r. r.. Cortlandt OF
Desbrosses ST.
sIndcates time from West ?3f - Other figures snow
lime from Cortlandt Desbrosses ST.
s8,45. 700 A. ~ daily tor Easton and intermediate
stations. .-..- $1,000,
$3.50. Sis A. NJ. daily FOR wrI.KFsPARRE scRAN-
TON ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO,
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal local
points. dining and parlo- 70 PnTalo
az ,SO 1900 noon daily except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

Receipts OF br-sdstufs Interior points IN thousands
last cphers WtO omitted. -four bills. grain bush
as follows:
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-05
From Ribbon Cane.


Mr.. >. \. McElwae, of York
willie, 'has successfully followed
the lead of Mr. Robert Conrad in
making molasses from home
raised ribbon cane. Nr McElwee
has been experimenting with rio
bon cane for two or three years,
and this year has produced al
excellent q'ality of molasses. He
is encouraged to continue his ex-
periments on a larger scale, and
believes that he can make the
business profitable. - Yorkvillc
Er rquirer.