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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Sew-York. December y. 1898.
cot-r-rrTne hull crowd increased their lead OF 90
"a -.-.s 81 Saturday additional to 10 points this
- mt failed extensively revive speculative in
,,e N he part outside public Trading through
"' sav vas very tame and almost entirely OF local
o~ Shorts furnished the chief support Of the mar
rA,g sent by bullish news from abroad and
ssserirs Interest in SPOT cococ. There was tah or
s,.acze O.. December shorts IN the trench market
a., -servsf!ve parties OF th. opinion that 'nls
- - rasel only the fact that the December De
-, that point Ind advanced :. fran; as compared
90 = - frouc Improvement in the rest or the Hst
he factors tending inspire hu commence Was
c,,n,.i small from interior points 70 me
liberal distribution Of supplies IRON
Ioy,ii9r ana European markets, ard an increased ue
n,r4 or s.-t coffee locally despite the recent
:. g. Or No Rio The chief drawback 70 eH''isils
49, b,v-ever was apathy manifested by OUTSIDE
srvesors and the supplies IN sgnt ios ",
c.urt,y Recent clenrances for the Oni.e Sa,es
81 d. hays Rio In steamer sirius 2lUp oaes no IN
Asa,ie Prince and 200 bags Bahia IN steamer
ton.es were nearly 900 bags. 81 which over o Daes
we vi,hdrawn from New-York alone Inc ioiinne,,
amount Compares with 5574 bags last week and ls-i
Sass asst wear receipts for the week 5us' enar
vs.. coo bags shipments u COO bags. leaving STOCK
Of 1900 bags at that point
TIA close was steady gain of 10 70 ~ pIn's
s,s having been sharp advance In the iest rev MN
Gtss on a sudden % shorts 70 GOVT saie'
rsr. oo hays evenly distributed through we IN
vrs list, FOLLOWING the close Of Change senhei., WIS
saha, r,v.s conservative parties claiming the advance
voo a,dSen N hold support appears IN me shape
ef outside orders full response by fores" '''e's
kcrno-row. ,,arr., today
The range ot contract prices i" 'ie WA "' ~ 49,
R6S
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,va-roI Dec r. 3.i5 p m.-ENohanse -ci1sins ,
~, 81 rcd Western winter steady At u ga ~ !
red Northern spring nTn, 6s I'D Am 1,r.s
ber B. si.d. January IS 7'sd March - o'a t,
~, f,,ts f,uey winter steady, -. Hops ~ L"hrYh
ir,''s -, ,rr, ~ Beef Extra India mess steady
SIS 81 prime mess steady. e2s 81 mess me
stc,ty as q, Hams-Short cut - - 30 10 niH', -.
90 cut. y 10 - TO- rtsy ots s"yss
Oh 10 33s long clear mllll~s. llsh' %
10 rs n easy 2,s; clear middes neaVy 80 70 40
clear bellies II L. ~ H. dui 3ts o. shoulders square
80 =, 4. m, Ann 23s 81 Iard-P-ime Western steady
o. fra"seHA American finest white firm. as 81. do
colorsl arm ass Talloa--Prime city steady. lvs "a
spirits firm 2ps Cd R0sn-common steady ts 81
Of corn into Liverpool Tor the week ron Ausnuc
rr,s 10, 90 9uarterr from other porte 600 quarters
Imports Of corn Liverpool Tor the week from AZ
Iantic ports. 1900 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
Dublir Notice.

rcE To TAXPAYERS.-DEP

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-DEPAR
~ OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR iHE COLLECTION
op TAXES No. 81 Chambers Street Stewart Bul!ding).
New York December 2 1898
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 70 all persons who have
omitted 10 pay their the Eoroughs OF Manhattan
ana The Bronx year 1895 70 pay the same 10 me
pecSver Of Taxes q, offices No - Chambers street
In The borough II Manhattan and at 81 Avenue ana h
street In the Borough OF The Bronx, resP'ctNey o~'.
ths nrs day Of January 1888, provided by section ",
OF the Greater York Charter chapter 5's LAWS of
Upon euch tax remaining unpaid sr the n,s' a.y
of is0s. ce'tum NIL De charged. re
yed and collected In addition 10 the amount th'reof
ana upon such remaining unpaid on the hrst day OK
will be charged receiv ed and col
leed upon the thereof Al the rate 81 seven per
,en,ur rer arnum be calculated from the third day
n, October 1897, day the assessment rolls and
fo ls0s delivered to the said
Receiver OF Taxes the date or payment pursuant "
section ola OF said scs.
'' DAVID E. AUSTEN. Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

COTTON-The short lnieres: In cotton futures
fsriar reduced today general phases Of the
masAr decidedly better Inc scope oi iuetn'tioAs was
Comparatively marrow however, matter Of points
vita speculation II fair proportions ana quite general
Prom start the bull contingent had ire upper mana
nl IN scoring additional gain a +g6 points
g. iit after the opcnng. on tneT 4ead OF %" points
Rad saturday News anything but satisfactory %
th markets. IN the SQuth IN
tay9latle conditions in large areas or the cot
belt encouraging stare Of aiArs IN pTH cio'h
s2oase IS Liverpool 70 our advance q sHtuFday St
Continued god demand for SPOT cotton IN the hhsilsh
frarAe addition this OF DuI influences W"ic
Eo'rl. investment buying orders from old ne OUTSIDE
:sge.,e lead purchasing quite irefy tht nd'h
an deliveries the session progressed local. longs
were be ,aknR pr0as ana under MS pressure
20 ~ iTes went OF slowly l5u' taken On ine .,os
{. ftl y forecast tor rain. snow anu seer 81"
.na.y cotton states ton4ch: and tomOrfOW aCd'd 10 tc
genera stability - market In the art rho ~ me
Close steady OF net gain of 20 p .nt~ ne erP
ils ffio ~ no shateiusnt in the immediate utHFe
"ti- ica~ affirmed :het tte continued !est Ic.rE'
el reductions ~ crop estimate % De uiJuh.
fsl ,puoucffs contendef the forward inrNeiA''
caused xeiv b. energetic Efforts on the iart ~
exporters 70 get recent purchases u spot cotton u vac
pcrs f. sAnineat abroad clearances wOGG seem -
bear Litter clam having footed up more o' 'e
nee. Just ended shan total port receipts 70 uHy "a,
tafs aggregated 3s9i bales against port It.eii,s d"
c5-o flts DISPATCHES To the INchahse .-iti
tr advance Z l-lUE i.c In many southern sIot mo
VIZ AZ urtercTIgcnt Of nrnnsfs no'.d Sn vas
toff.n belt The Department at Nashht'oh N s
t-!1 have received Information from i-g!p 70 r.e
Etc. ,he nrst picking that counirE had DHeh con-
ie'i aAc ne nd In pr srrsH- 4hs " ~
iltf Or GGs.upJ kan'aIs Was expected 10 Ds c4cse -
tctra! oDiiG' This had little q no gearing y" ~
local market
Ito prices in the local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec u. p. m.-Cotton-spot IN far ne-
mand. prices full. American midaling, ) 90 ne
sales 4 DAY 1900 bales, ~ when lVp DA,rs
wee fJr speculation and and Included 100 iss
American Receipts 5000 bales. including II 10 Vss
American Futures opened steady, with m,,,,h- ~
nanl and closed barely steady American miflng L."
,nillIing clause December. G-6id buyers December
and January 63a3 1,4d; buyers. January ana fey
mary February ana March '+l SCI
.rs. March and April, I6iH3 7+d va-ue Apti4 anu
MAY S-siN3 J-Cil sellers. Ma ana Juir 90 ~
80. Iune an! July 1864 sellers. July ana august
lo-Gi4S II G4d buyers: Angus and sepisw3,' "a 80
eaisrs Seut.mbar and october 10 oiHS II pti puy-
ers, oct obSr and November. 3 ~ 6i13 II sd value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

ver,,bis re, 70 lotion firm. mlddllng Ice low
n,Idng ls,c good ordinary. l6c; net receipts .93
bales; gross receipts 9432 shipments otd0' sales DIV"
stock 1856 49,
Baltimore Dec Potion nominal; midi!ins' o'sc'
low riddling iGc; good ordinary, 4"-Cc gross re-
ceipts 1865 bales. stock. 1885,.
Galveston Dee. l2-Cotton firm; middlng -: low
rling 4c: good ordinary i'-c receipts lp1a@ hSlrs
exports Britain. IOol, To france llplt, 10 e
Continent. 49, stock. 33l 50
savannah Dec cotton steady: mildlng 0'sc low
,rddng l6c: receipts. Gi4o bales. exports % me
continent s9le: coastwse, $3.50, sales. 20 STOCK
ll3. 76i.
:, Louis Dec l2-COtt0n firm uiillng 5@sc. low
r,lddng O.. good ordinary. ll-6, net receipts fVi
bales gross receipts s7j. shipments 9il0 sales 100
stock 72.s7l .,,,, ,c.
New orleans Dec. Cotton firm middlins 3 i0s
low uiddling FAC good ordinary. isc receipts, -Oo-o
ba,e, exports t. the Continent T. 02O sales, $780, stock
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston. Dec. l2-Flour quiet receipts. 22Ij bbls:
spring patents 50 1884 TO- winter patents, So 65as3 so
clears sraighs 81 4oG$3 30 Cornmea quiet suisse
Ter bag 81 s5asl 90 per Dbl Corn quiet receipts @slo
BUSH yellow 400. W 2 42c. Oats quiet.
celps 255 bash. fancy 35G35isc: No and No B. 81
Mlllfeed steady: bran spring. sii 30 winter s5 20
niddings. siT red dog -four Si7 2jusi 90 But
frm Northern 81 rg22c; Western n ec. imitation
i5GlGc: ladies' llc. Cheese firm, Northern. 9'lQiGc
West,i,. Ono Zoe
Buffalo Dec. l2-Spring wheat dun. but firm; No I
hard 7Jc: W Northern. Tl.c No > Northern. - &C.
Winter wheat fair inquiry steady. offerings limited No
red. 7oisc; No red. zoe Corn arm. eed demand NJ
yellow - ,c No yellow, 3sc. - yellow. Do. y
corn. JJc: 30 corn. sire. Oatf-Goot demand firm
No white 81 AL &c: No white SOC. NJ white
2yA H3Uc Barley offerings light holders very nrm
fancy. 5GQ57c. choice 3aj5e: medium. 5og5le; low
mailing 4714sc. feed. 4444Jc. state fancy. 5yGCJc
choice. 57a5sc Rye duh. No In store and on ,rac*
Flour steady. unchanged best patent spring
siasl 80 bakers straight spring. - 1885, bakers clear
SPRING s3g b; low grade spring 81 JO1Sl 10 patent
winter siQsi so. best family winter 50 jOf 81 10; low
grade winter. s2as2 20; graham. best. So 2jqS5 IS
Chicago, Dec. 2-The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
NAVAL STORES.

Shirts ,urr~ntine showed considerable hrnaess 70 .es
~, ,snc-s n strength and good export buy iEs IN W
snh sales being made al BIC IN the sasannah !atN'
AZ New-York spirits closed steady - nm ~lths'' D.,
~ 90, change from prices heretofore quoted hs.1
80 "lerarle inquiry closed about steady tar coseH
UIief. quotations folg~; $50, .,co
an -Regularr. 81 -. tar oil. hhls ~ 90.
SPIRITS IURPENTlNE-39' "a "r . - -os., =,
RosIN-common TO good strained VI 10 L. ~ 'Vsf' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
F. 81 co: c. 81 e5 IL 81 10: 10: X. 81 S. N. 81 o5;
y. 81 20 w O. 81 30: " W. 81.
STOCK IN HAND.

Wilmington. y. c.. Dec i2-spirfts tnrpenne nrm AZ
36Ac and 3Gc receipts 81 bbs Rosn firm at " 'sc and
O2is receipts 233 ibis Crude urpentine 81 80
81 and ST. receipts bills Tar firm at 81 10; receipts
349 btls
Charleston. Dec. i2.-Turpentne market firm at BIC
asked Rosin quiet AMI unchanged.
savannah Dec 12-spirits turpentne market opened
&c with Of 23 casks and closed firm at 81 &c
bid with 1877 casks receipts 4e6 bills Rosn was
unchanged with the irm; receipts. 81 bois.
London Dec I2-Turpentne- Spirits. 2cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

week ,hs meal s MARIE" a5S,ta f"'s S
WIN deeilsug ava lead In particular ware in good
demand and bSer a. day with the osees ST d5 ir
s a. fvcr ~ hoiaefs II the ose he NsH
YORK Neal Ehc9snse Ssr At & @ 3 nominal crae
sosel steady with so ame December No." dao'e1 ,, -
70 "a ana s:, a:sse ST T" a at ' and '3 IS %,
eceIs 81, Il BID end sis a,sea s.c I''G 5~ "
end Janrv Mt from the West 500 ID any al :.
s sser az s s h S * 81 S Ds "a end q'gar
s. 90 ~ 81 50 asked not the 3, '9snf futures as
easy spot 81 s $50 s. 3D. 80 % sP s LEAD
MoLAesEs AND sYRUPs-The moias.es n'a gde
-srted ,h~ week firm IN tone ana T1h ~F ckns
b"wsver and Interesting dcvelopmens no, IN eVGcnoe
syrsps were gue; but nTn On iee aT isaic good
lGaisc 1re goa 25c orleans open kettle
men aoa ci fair 2s71 Rc5 s0C 2sq ssc syrap
nomnal. fi.r IsG lie: good. lo0isc' prime iS92oc
ocEAN FRElGnTs-The market FOR Gerih irelsh =
quiet Il, the following a'r "a Irls,o 5d Lelth
tisS. I'M va Newcastle 5i1d, Antwerp, pa nam lam
burg ~, pss AmseI 5s sc London oats 2. o.
FREGHTs ' tonnagt suitable ,r,as sT ,h ere
Confines generay good demand sai the scare, Of
syssoe ve'se rgseIs o1s royaee business
Improvement steamers IN moderate and a rss or
prompt were For t1rw'fd - oTSaI p nGM
grain boats were quoted at As I'tda4s 3d. and BERN
TERN boats at ss "a 49,,
OILS-Wthout displaying partcu,ai ,rsi,ien day by
tonseed oil market IN stean''i III arm Al IN
Of lars strength, and ose4 'pdeI pe,roenm
changed prices. 1Anse-d oil neslecied e. a, and in
bu.k s. 90 Philadelphia. bis s. 80 ana III a. 10 AZ,
Sor,zed SO cottoaseed oil quoted: Prime cTlde' intS'
siss4 on summer ,y yeow %5 sa? 81.
&c. prime White ccsc. prime winter y,iIo"b ieI asT
Inseed American. raw. 80 'se, Ans,''"' ~
40. Cacutta raw 5ic. ari oil 4Sa4ee
pnOVISIONs-Trnde .airy astye az Ga sood lash
- ~ SIR ing un1ertone. based on fairl
de cover!ne b. proininen; shorts ana .s family
$3.50. PDRk nm go 5esfsi2 30 $50. BEEF
saS oaotd. Mess 81 5oas9 FANNY sogSll a%s
g. s,H- c..ra India sl5N $40 rs-r:r
naciire quoted sis DhE ;ae p NC, tiss 5s
quoted r MFATs-Pcked bellies easier oa,tsn sr.S
lbs bsnies e. .. g. sass ssc sa:.s hams Gull:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

syC. clff0n closed rrn win quoiaf.ons w
ne a1s.s 1870 for mIdcl uylands ana 80
Kidding gn.f rs compared with Jkc and osc resp
L.; gear sales 800 bales we're Al on conuact -
IN Southern markets. (niadling qiot"c) Wa rp,
b. wire re local i:sen4:ge az too~s N s,eaS~
g. bales
81 sales 30 bales Charleston firm 9@c -.
Wilmington firm. sac, &c advance Nori.iS III ,Ye,
sa.es ggs ha..s baltimore nominal. BIC, Augusta ,.
II &c 27s baes. s. Louis hrm % Sa i ga
bales Galveston firm 100. Lice higher SAFES 20
bales New -Orleana steady, 5%c. i.c higher saeS i''
baes Memphis nrm l6c. sales $500 bales. 49,, a.
The export movement thus far this season mas pee" "
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Cilp 6otrls.
GlOf@1
[g0Odl6@Ott7

SYST TO SAD ST.
Co,,,r,hu. Avenue and Square Select FANNY
Hotel Furnished suites three four and hve roohS saa
bath fioD 500 Si25 per month. European ana amer
can plans Two unfurnshed Suites rooms anu ustn-
VIZ" wv" ps' A CHARLES A. FULLER. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
WHITE STAR LINE.

"A. NETWORK QUEENSTOWN LiYERPool.
Majestic rucs pee. ISnoon Isinnnlc Jan T. noon
'iiSeSN'N Doc a. D. Majestic. II, noon
~ - N Dec a. noon Cymric, Tues Jan IL
leeiyn rates on Cymrc 80 Up; Germanc brtsnnie;
sp ul 1,,-s class On Cymrc Germanic and Britain
sS 10, On ma:estc and Teutonic. $3.50 he'enus
tax additional -, 1900, ,-,orr,,,,,, .nniv Ia
F"' f-7S@' WHITE STAR LINE.
q. No,tb River oaca. Broadway ". Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

last ~ ''' WV" MI" ''''~~ "''''
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day
pared with the same day last week and las year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

,,-,, conee rnariete-Sant COffoe market stfaIl
e,S syerage santos 1900 receipts 1900 bags: s'ock
20 5o1 baes Hamburg coffee market opened - p.z
tt, a, 33o y m net =. :. pig higher. sales 500
t.srs Hayre-Cofee market opened steady nj = naic
ivSsnca M IL m unchanged at m. firm; Decainltr
= 9rsnc higher: Others. franc higher closed '.9'e
.-anc net higher: total sales. lf.Vr bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

Rio-corce uari,e; steady No RIO. 1syp, e1chhnse
600 bags. cleared for Europe loo bags STOCK zoU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
DED ID LINE.

DED LINE
~ For Ia OGayre. Puerto cabello Curacao and Mara
catt, via -aO-faing also at Porto hico
~ Roberts Pier, BrooAl,n =.
< : CARACAS. .sEitulNi1' Le''
: PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, Dec III. ] T. u
These steamers superior accommodations for pas
ss"s BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers 1875 Front st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

OTHER 1ARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago Dec l2-IAst weeks sharp decline IN ate
prices resulted In light reaction to-day. Buyers were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

g
No Js spring Sasa Go53c 81 r~i &C. " corn
ss s.s " " y %hs s7I @asc ~ T rye 5sc ,
40 barley. ( b. 4g4oc: No / naxseel. s. ~
mess pork per bb 5, sqss 20. Lard per 100 10 s. 5q
s. % short ribs sides doose) s. 5oasi 80 dry saiel
eods4 92il whsk-y. dIstllers finished goods per gal
hanse tssy the bter mark, was weak crrameri,a
iIaiS.c dairies is0lse Cheese steady at s'saio'sc
Eggs firm; fresh, 2za22hsc.
ny. Sc ioas2 &C. wheat quiet: 81 rel g. Com arm
81 mixed 3iizc oats steady; No mixel 29c. Rye
irm; NJ sc Butter duiL sugar arm; harl refined.
81 47asj 81 Eggs rm 100. Cheese firm; good to prime
milwaukee, Dec l2-Flour &c lower. wneat dull. No
Northern. 63.9gItc oats lower - .4nS e. rye
higher: NJ l. 53'.g534c. Barley lower. 80 4N4i'~c;
Minneapolis Dec i2-wh,at steady; December, G2isc
M Mai g'qse S On sF' Sor.i N2 eo s '
patents 50 5SaSS 65 second patents M'4S' -; hFst
Philadelphia Dec i2-wheat i.c lower CONTRACT grade
beceuter 7Vq5 Corn qu and ''c o"es 81 miA s!
steady: 10 white clipped s3a .c No white clipped
S2e$2se No mixsd Sipled $2 81 os par
syvania roller 81 ioa 50 % Do st'aisht s. 2lD
4 Ws 5 y wnis s. S5 ds S2S clear 81 o
IS 10, do straight. 81 s59s3@ do patent 80 3aS a.
prints pc. Eggs firm fresh nearby, 23ci TO Western
asa25e do souhwestern re; do So9thsrn 22 nherse
s. 900 bush corn - 900 bush; 1000 bush. ship,
ner,s-Wheat 1000 BUSH 10000 bush oats 1000
' De; u Ss e5 %ss2if 5s
arl cast GtaS Torng s si1'dy No gan
chaneedi so cash 27c bid track 27'sc Dsee9eer. -
2 asked Nay s7o 9d us ssSe ~ , ~3e Sc
higher 2oc.
roirio. Dec i2-wheat lower weak: 10 cash and
December $50 Ma $50 corn active steady No Rvs
mixed ~ .s s sy No a2,T nN du re- pr hgs
S Sa.h. DID, old 81. new s. 40 Oh unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
CV\ARD LINE.

"A. To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
from pier 40 \. r.. foot % carkson 81
r-,nnr,a 80 Dec L. . \. ". Auran.a. Jan noon
49,, Dec "a noon rmhra.. Jan. IL, A. NJ.
Etr,,ria -. Dec 81 \. ". seryia, Jan p noon
VERNON H. BI'oWN q, o yrw W yop Afen's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
nID DOMINION LINE.

OLD DOMINIJN LINT'
~ Fer Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Newport News.
,..s,,-, Portsmouth Primers Point. Richmond. vir-
r.,, 3e,ch Va AID Washington II. c. Freight and
passenger steamers from Pier 20 North River every
re"ksev excep, Saturday. at y. NJ and Saturday az
IP ". 50, So. 49,. ru A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

Ree.lD,s al Nev.Orsans tomorrow were 'frlh!N -
tirnafrf 10 be 1000 ba.es against 90
actual last and 1881 baes iat yes ,dc =, 90 .po
REGENTS AZ Houston estimated at 2s"I u <o''V"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
L>RENCU LINE.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRhNsATi IA, ASIi2rE'
rIREt'T LINE TO NANRE-PAklS FRANCE).
Sailing Every saturday at 10 j. VI.
From Pier Nv. ~, North River loot Morton street
"a rb"r'nagne.... Dec II Ia Gascogne. jan
La Bre,agne ...... Dec. - Ia Champagne !
- \ornandis... Dec 81 Ia BIetagDe Jan. 2
'' r,rs,' lass Passage 20 Hayre. So and Upwards
e,,i Agency for 4. s. ana CG:. Bowling Green. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

NJ From New-york Wednesdays. Friday and Saturdays.
FOR TEXAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
erRAIGHT ana ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 all
ooIn,. IN Texas Colorado Arizona California. Mexico.
Co. Georgia Florida. SC psiiehsfui Exeurs .;a
p w'W -. Oay CO. Gen Ags. Pier 90 r. n. ". z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13
Dream ereamers.

tNORTH-GERM
LLOYD.
Express steamer
TO Gibraltar. NJ
fKais'rW.IT. Dec. II. IL AN
taller. ... Dec. 81. IL 4. VI.
sF. Bism' ok Jan. I. Il a NJ.
Also steamers for Alexand
and March 4.
Return tickets available n
from Naples. Genoa. Gibral'
don. Southampton. Paris an
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. .
OELRiCUS e. 60. Agents.
2 BOWLING CIR. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

Receipts Of treadsuns at interior POI IN thous;us
last three c.phers 1000 omitted hour o''S' graz" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-13

Ill rr-pOpt: Clarks Parties leave Jan 81. Feb g. Is.
20, N,ie Palestine etc Round the World Jan o. Europe.
r'anrhiv r. e. CLARK. III Broadway. ~ Y.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-12-14

NeZ Perce reservation which was re-
Gently opened to settlement, with It's
thousands of acres Of fine farming
lands waiting for the Industrious far
mer to cultivate them and convert
them into profitable farms or fruit
ranches.
The city of Lewiston, population
1000, even without railway facilities
has long been regarded as most de-
lightful spot for residence and now
must surely become the objective
point of many tourist and home
seeker.
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Northern Pacific Ry., gives dcscrip
tod of the Northwest. A copy of the
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The Garden Spot of America.

The opening of the line OF the
Northern Pacific Ry. into Lewiston,
Idaho. brings that city and the
country surrounding it into the prom
inence they have long deserved.
Lewiston is situated in valley or
surprising richness with climate or
unusual equality. These have made
it the center Of one Of the most pro-
ductive regions OF America. The hills
protect il from cold and storms and
lend their influence to make the val
ley the garden spot of the Pacific
northwest. The rich soil, abundance
of pure water and splendid climate
are all manifested in the delicious
fruits, unequaled vegetables and
bountiful haryests of field products,
and it will not be long, with the new
and admirable railway facilities now
enjoyed, before, the Lewiston valley
will become conspicuous as one or the
best places on earth for the industrl-
Gus farmer to establish home.
For the past two years the resources
of the valley have been taxed to meet
the ever growing demand of local and
foreign markets. which is now allgu-
mented by the demand from the
orient. The speedy settlement and
enlarged cultivation Of the valley tbal
Is sure to follow the complet ion or the
Northern Pacific Ry. will give IL a
prominent part in supplying the
worlds demand for fruits and bread
stuffs.
A little to the southeast and reach
ed Is way Of Lewiston, lies the rich
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what sh. werla want.

"And when we are married" said the
beautiful young girl to whom the aged
millionaire had just proposed, will you
give me everything l want?"
Everything, my charmer," replied
the old man in an ecstasy Of delight at
this intimaion that she would surren-
DER; everything that you can ask"
IF I could believe YOU" she said,
aoubtfully, Il would not hesitate MIN
ute"
"Why should you doubt meT be
asked.
''Oh, because of the character Of the
request would make" she answered.
sYou mean well, but I'm afraid you
might back out You see, the first thing
l should ask after marriage would be
for q divorce and alimony." -Chicagc
Post.
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Two Babies.

Mrs. Newma-Oh, wish you could
see Mrs. Winkler's baby. It's perfectly
iovelyl Such a delicate, sweet little
creature as 1t Isl It's perfect little
cherub, with the loyeliest eyes, the
sweetest little mouth, the eunningest
little nose, and eyes Of heavenly blue.
It looks as If 1t just dropped from Heav-
en- and every tiny feature had been
fashioned by the angels.
Mr. Newma-Is 1t as nice as our baby
Mrs. Newma-Mercyl no, not half
n. Y. Weekly.
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Two Of m Kind

Husband lat the breakfast tablet
Oh. for some Of the biscuits my mother
used 10 make!
Wife (sweetly) I'm sorry you
haven't got them. dear, They would
be just about stale enough by this
time to go well with that remark
Chicago Daily News.
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Mo Gentleman.

did l understand you to say that
dress you admired SO much to- day was
a dream?" inquired Mr.. Smokehart.
"Yes." answered his wife, hopefully.
We'll" he proceeded very kindly.
you keep your mind on it when you
go to sleep tonight, and maybe you
will dream one of your own."-Wash-
ington Star.