davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
Relciucr's Notl1cs.


|Trxv work SUPREME COURT New-York County. -
N In the matter Of the application tor the voluntary
dIssoution OF tn, Holmes Brunlley company. ,
10 Ali. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN notice Is heteny
given that have appointed By the supreme touI
H. SIee OF New York this action receiver OF the
ioIme. Ermley company and of AL the property sna
Effects Of said corporation, and ttat nave ou'y gum
0ed as such receiver arr DO require ..
All persons indebted 10 said corporaton 20 .enn
an ,cr,, TO me al the Office Il attorneys. 30 Nassau
Stree, r the Cy q NV York and county u New fok
in s.i state OF New York by the 10Th day or Narch.
isa, ., all SUMS OF money owing by them respectively
10 pay the same TO me . - 49,. ,,o,sr,y
al persons having IN their possession any properly
r snscs OF such corporation deliver the same u mo
by the said 10Th day % March. ls9o , 49,
iii All the 81 san corporation 10 deliver ther
rrsecve accounts and demands to by the said ioh
day Of March 1853. ,.,.,, or..oc,
w. All persons holding open or subsstinx contra,
NJ said CORPORATION present the same In Writing ann
in detail TO place Aforesaid on or before ina
said 10th day OF afaroh. lSo9 . 800
u ~ JOHN rF G IRELAND. Receiver
DOVE MURRAY Il HAETEipGE Attorneys FOR Re
ceiver ONlCe Posotfce address ~ Nassau Stres'
Dorough Of Manhattan Clty Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations New York foot q Barclay and Christopher s,s
VESTIBUIE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PINTSCH LIGHT. .
500 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops At princpai
stations .-o>, 1,>,o
HAMTON OwEGo ITHACA. FrM1RN. SYRACUSE
and oswEGO IMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parlor Cars
cnnsctns at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West. .. ~
100 p NJ daily, -chicseo and Ruraio veshIed EI-
press for SCRANTON RINGH ANTON and ELNiRA-
Pullman Ru~et Par!or Cars II F'mira Through sleep.
ing cars and dav coach Chicago arriving at A:i5 p
NJ. next day. .aar -, "a,
GIITTI EXPRrSr. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
c.GO p n (Saiv,-CTT'CsGO and Rr'FTAr.O vESIl-
'pI,JEp LIMITED EXPRESS for SCR NroN. BINo.
HAMToN FT.NrRA BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
siEEr;H1 CAR New York to Chicago. Dining cas
s.ao N, Idary.nrrTMc rXPR c; ,,T PTLL% ~
MIRA bath MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
irving az Buffalo 500 4. NJ .,ro>, ,,vo
$3.50 p: N aaIylaBrEE.do SCRANTON ANTON , glNo-
sYRACusE anc cswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TS-kETs AND PULLMAN AcroMMoDATIo AZ
HENRY GAZE a SONS Ltd. ii3 Broadway: - PArs
Plac. and oi2 Roadway Tc.t. at Ferry station
dred and rwentv-nnh PAS CO.." bus ave- New x9rxs
sss and 700 Fulton 81 and tos Broadway Brooklyn.
Time table giving ful, information az all etatons
wrsTCoTTs EXPRFss COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02

METALshe general tendency Of values was a ,Sw1Tl
creased selling pressure business departments
came T. positive standstl, buyers refusing 10 e., sso
unpromising. At the close the Metal tx
ssngs .Ssd ,s iron wsrans sp Closed sIa ne
apo, ana DECEMBER now quoted at Si2 s 70 ha snS
td SIS 30 asked Lead easy With spot ana ece .De
snd pecember s. Is bid 50 IS asked The closing Lon,
don saees were as icoTs G9pps ea,y no sSs 2 s @
az 8 50 and spete: a t23 rs g. - ,,o,.... CON
10 drag buyers being indifferent in the absence OF
i' MAS ' Hy IN ' Rse with FOLDERS in
stances demanding shade highe- rate. syrnps . were
eonu.on ,ai2c fair l5ei5e good. iciic: prime Sog
SIC good 9@q3Sc prime sia34c. choice $50 Gc Porto
Rico. 2sQ35c. syrups common nominal; fair lgloc'
OCEAN FREiGHIs The market for berth treights was
avn at the following quotations 1veTpo1i % t1,
'sd; Newca.te 80; Antwerp ''.a5'aa Hamburg 20
s per ST'it oc 9 is? o Ac' asa Is "a 0'
oil was naGtve on most "a, qafs ss
fsy g9a The una.r,Sne Vas s aas pc"s S
s. % and IL bulk s. So Philadelphia. bbls. So. and
in su $ 49, n, s. o. 51Ss nA oh aaoed
Prime crude IA ise prime crude ns iSsu rs, q
2 Sa r ss Eg s7S Irme we 20 a2T re
winter yellow 27,-Q2sc lnseea American raw SO &c
t N'at:,,'" '0'F' $50 '"' calcutta '4" '''
PROVISIONS strength in corn had god cTec,
the market show Cd n good undertonc closing hrin
PORK Steady. quoted Mess s. 5uu$3. family. VI" oug
sl. short clear. so 75a<l2 80 BEE. s &c .dy
quoted Mess. s. 5s9. family So 5oasl packet 50 11
$40. extra India mess si5qSld. IiEEF llAMS-l,uli
quoted SIS. DRESSED HOGS strong, quoted;
Hacen 40 iS9 H. go 100 n g. pigs ''.g3Nc 49,,
CIT MEATSPicSlei bellies quiet quoted smoking pei
les G07s: 10 n. Sc l: n 5'.c "a H. rs licked
quoted 7G7he: Western green G'.c: Western s 6ne'
...... TAIIOW-S Steady: city e lGc; country. Sac
LAltD-Firm quoted 50 40 CITY nri frnn quoted - 90
Refined firm. quoted: South America. 81 90 continent
%se 9ss' c'"p~na fsaE His'
O,eO. 5nIc city lard s'e3rre. SHN4c.
RICE 1t Gay u small things In rice today Ddt
sentiment very Arm. owing the depleted eondton
stocks and bus character Of aivces from the south
and abroad Quoia ms follow; Domestic common 10 !o~
far 1884, fpir 70 good 4%a5tc prime To- choice Ss%
CSC. head Gb4Gtc Vatnn. 5i-T.7sc; do IN BOND Ssp
A. nominal Japan. b'.I5zc; Java. a5U'.c' hangooh
IN bond 2i.T2'sc. 1890, H..
stGARBusness in refined sugar was or nodefa's lines
today with the market showing lass stability o"lht ~
renners shading prices number OF The sort shpes
Al the c.osn the feeling steady with open maIhr'
ouotati0ns showing changes. Quo'a'lhs !.!4oN.
nomnps SIC: ouioa. and crushed. INC: powdered ana
cnarre powdered. 5sc graduated and fine granuiaed
s s5tnf.c fSn sanust.S sc eub.. Us; XW.x
powdered and mould ,h"ej domonf A. oHss coH,ss
NC: No 4 ISsc; No l. CSC; Ne O. Asec: No O. tHe; No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02

Cash quotations follows; Flour steader; No 3
sIrng wheat b. s3'lT8Ga.c. No red h. GSiag70c
No = 3ip5tisc NJ yellow. 3i4434I,c; No cats
70 b. 2s.U2o%c: No rye. 52hc: No barley 3eG'Ol.c
No haxseei. 91cpsl O3 prime timothy seed, 50 20.
pork. yer DBL 81 ?pas7 ~ lard per 100 10; 81 sogt5 ~
boxed 81 2jas4 37ig short clear sides boxed 81 e5qs5
whiskey. 6ist!llers finished goods. per gallon. 81 90
sugars unchanged. the Produce Exchange to-day
steady. creamerles I4Q254c dalries
laq 10. Cheese steady shalO'ec. Eggs firm, fresh
22ita23c
Cincinnati. Dec. Flour quiet. Wheat steady; No .
red zoe. Corn firm: No mixed. new. 34c. old Bic
firm: 2 mixed. 20. Rye steady: No q SIC
duh. Sugar Arm Eggs easy. lac. Cheese Arm.
Milwaukee Dec. Wheat higher: No Northern. 81.
5sq5si.c Barley higher No 2 40is g5oc sample 43a5oc
Minneapolis Dec. Wheat strong: December. G3i.c:
Gaze: No Northern 6i%c. Flour unchanged.
Philadelphia Dec Wheat was &c lower. contract
grade December. ~. a72'sc Corn firm; No mixed
33i.c: No DO o2d32sc No mixed clipped 32c Butter
nrm fancy Western creamery. 2l.tc fancy prints 24c
western pc DO Southern, pc. Cheese firm. Refined
sugars unchanged. Receipis-Flour 100 bbls. lTo
sacks wheat 80 coo bush corn 5000 bush: oats ls00
bush Shipments $4,000 bush: corn. 243 600
bush; 5000 bush.
ST. Louis Dec. Flour unchanged. Wheat higher
spot higher red cash elevator. zoe: track T0c bid
May ODNc: No hard cash. O5c. Corn unchanged No 2
cash 32ic bid: December. 3irc May. SIC asked oats
o7ac bid: May 2sg2si.c; No white. 20isl3oc. Bran
higher: east track sacked 55ic. but offered But
steady. ieg2%c dairy. 1890 Eggs steady
l6c.
Toledo. Dec Wheat higher. weak; No cash and
December 7osc. Corn dull, steady; No mixed. a!nc.
oats higher. dull; No mixed PIC. Rye quiet: No 2
cash S4c Clovsrseed active steady; prime cash. Old
a 90; new. s4s7M. oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrouxh tralns leave New York. foot o. Sh-naoe
q. fsows aud I'VE minules earlier from Mes. nc.
s'sns a M-Vcst iLuled Express dsuy toS bine ns.
wSsSriy Eimira Brraio. u afford Arrives bunaS
sM ~ Vestibuisd Imi,ed-Fast mail daily eolN
80 o., ch,cs 20 Arrives Cleveland 80 A. NJ Ch.osSS
SP NJ sleepsr' TO Chicago e's'"~'' anu
Dining Cas 49,. c.v.,.ra y.st,buled Express
10" ,,,y.. a. buffalo Z 90 A. ~. Bradford I'D -
jamestown TOO A.: NJ YOUNGSTOWN ~. a,.x:,.nS
Cleveland ~ 80 +. NJ slsspss " "~"~'' -AS
Cafe Library Car. . o.. u,,.h.r,ton E,mira
wSvsriy and Chicago slespers 70 hornssvMs' SnSsss
and Sin nrs focR TIM. CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CoMMobATIoNs At III. ms 2si. tci and eSI s,o.d-
80; powery $50 Fast i25th and 2l3 West 10Th.
a. Chambers and wes, s?dsI ferries N; ~, fSrk 50
aohorsn and j~rrey CITY station. New York Trsns1:e
Co calls fo< end checks baggage from eossis ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of West We street ana
9TH. leaving %s s css,'aq 70.
FHT sx s..5.s e esa p rssr c.: 70
s:$ S$sSisSLvSSs faf
Sn ear p st cScsso Dc1.s
1.5O r. ~. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EX I'm:
nsS F'i H. MEs s1 seesS
10 Ssf r. sMieFs so4m%fsrEns PITTS
40 r. NJ PA Gnf'Pa
SCI f. W. MATT e, S6 SEPT
sPs siT; E A' AND i,' T i:':
No. -: &C. 10 :9'"ss ca"
p1ns c9E nss ;o s Dnss So: 20 n nns
ms c,S go 0n pHns Carr aSo nns $50
SOUTHERN RATLwAY.-Express. 40 p. M. 1908 nsn'
ATT.ANTIc COAST LINE.-Espress. 20 a m and $50
f foF OLD ISM SaH .Sd S
AL4STc v. Dsis5s:: rrs ana
GA nr n mna isSary Park
Stree, s sst ro'P $50 Ps"'"H' ls% ss'
c sSp1sg s TO NJ $50 % n o'G $40 sna
s%'1,,' u s 4 4 Una
Dining Carr 1870 Dining cnn: u 70 q M i1 Ia; 20
go $50. 20 90 nlning Carr 80 u,l"s sm,davs
nnlng cnn 40 $50 y % 9 n 10 % 9p'n,ns
Can a m. 80 Dining Carl. $50. 40 'bBn,ne mi
40 Dining carr. SO Dining Can ''o' sou p M
I2.0J night. -. a., , Or,
Ticket or'ces ,oa 4si ga, ies s2a ~, 'ns ~
broadway House; West twenty 'nt y,
station and stations foo; Of DesbroFses and
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street ~ HnauWa'
ard psrnsvlvonia Annex Station. Brooklyn station;
Jersey city The tx Transfer COMPANY VII va,.
for and check baggage from hotels ana feAoe"Ve'
thr. Ugh 10 dsrtlnati1n. 80 . ,..,,,,,.
Telephone "2T57 Eighteenth Street Tor fehhs'""""
Railroad Cab Service . ,,.ooD
- ~ ~ 49,, M,,aca- General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk. December !. 1888.
COFFFT-Bus!ncss IN coffee futures continues % drag
along With fluctuations from day to Day tavoring neither
Svls nor hears { any considerable extent. This
g ne market opened steady at unchanged prices to
nights Nnai ns still IN force Total transactions
resrhed a meagrey "A 80 bags. in good part FOR the
adjustment Of accounts by DISCOURAGED traders News
az hand from markets reflected much TIE same
stste ~ affairs abroad the apathy. II anything being
even more The statistical changes Cor the day
averaged UP bears favor. the American visible
showing LIBERAL gain the result Of heavy cearances
from Brazil The unfavorable weather conditions stil
ha a cgrtailng influence on New-fOrk warehouse de
Yesterdays movement being unusually small.
Ahsence = outs speeulatiIe interests WAS ne ehei
un a'estEeH cr1eis again put IN an appearance the
that narrow markets VIII prevail
lie sIot market for brazilian coffee was moderately
active steady throughout the session with prices az
the G-sc invoice lots Of Rio No
The mii grades attracted rather attention than
dGrna Jew days. with MarGcabo Central Ameri-
aul Mexican principally dealt in. Included In yes
efial's c.'afances for this country were $1,000 bags
~, in tie steamer Delenien. 1900 bags RIO In the
'ypr;an Prince and 5000 bags Santos In the
steamer r,Iene The stock At Hamburg for ms month
showed Of nearly 10000 bags footing up
7Ssnn tags. Of which aa6 600 bags Brazilian.
compared with $4,000 bags and 49Go0o bags respect
ltsv. month.
T4e II prices in the local market to day
VI as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
4 dfirodos.
Hdiirodos.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

, AZ through trains stop at Albany Utica Syracuse
. :, Trains leave Grand CENTRAL Station Al. follows:
800 A. M.-Dsily except SUNDAYS. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED.
Sss,sst Train . IN .he World Du. bu1so t+S = ~
S.45 4: FAST MAI. DaiIy-For buffalo. Niagara
1890 A. M-pAY EMPRESS. sunday For
LOO I. u -s0rTHwfsTraN HNrrwp ant CHI, CHI
..,CAGo sPH"IAL~ .Dsy For coivrba' c'ne'n-
't.3O z TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL sxes0s
900 Make SHORE LIMITED nai,ya:t.nous,
n:is A. N due Chicago 4.oo sleeping ana
600 M-wEsTERN EMPRESS n,ry-For Niagara
ID. Pans Toronto cleyennd chicss, ro rrox
1.3O P M-ADIrO"nscR MOUNTAINS AND NON
8.A5 TEAL EXrnEss Daily. so,ruwrsrrpx
csPECTAL paiy-For Buffalo. Nias'rs Fsh'
on cbI,senrat indisnapois ara T,irsi..p-
ns car only for points on Fall Crook Ry.. VIZ
nd p 'sT T1e9s::T sHa burs'H o...-.
ss,,gday f vrcsn and the .reurS rosS
n.rh, .rs ry night excer, sunday n'sh' Sun'''
' '''''f ms ,1sfg.s; '; nivrs e SS''
w r,,,.a' d. sucass: enly os:@ h:M
Tain. liumi,s,ed With pir'ch light. s.....
:, Ticket snd Wagner 81 Grand Ccnr,n station
AK o n is R,,aswsy 3 Es. 49,, ~ ST. 81 sisS
anr issth St Station. New York 3ss and 200 Fulton 81
arr ins b-oadvrv =. n. BROOKLYN. a.. x..
Ieephnn. '27ao rhIrtv.istth stree, for New rosx
aen'c =, Wc''cct' rv--"-' rc-,narv: - ..
GEnPGE r. DANIELS Genera. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02

coTToN-To-day's Developments in the cotton market
tcaisd predominance OF bull sentiment with the best
II The dai poiifs over las, nights final hguf,s
The ban showed less hesitation AZ tho
rcsul; OF conflicting news from abroad, and
'r.n.ng saies AT range Of point decline TO
Vrt atvance Following the first call there sharp
January shorts taking frigh; firm SUBSEQUENT
Yrrl-f cables witch led covering IN the March ana
.afer tel a!s1 and inspired considerable Investment
flrf. Trading ;or time active. bu subsequerilF
w lf'ed 81 Qrofe ssicnal business. with IN"
exception brief of animation lat. In the
dRv during ihe session ID the bear element
r,r'!culsr spirit there being nothing In news al
ihri which 20 base vigorous selling noNerrit Tie
Yong conihrer' were encouraged by slowing accounts
ffl Manchester IN relation To the state 81 iTadt IN
'neafsc'nfee goods Southern dispatches indicating no
.. demand spot cotton and reduced crop "s
from 'nore renowned parties lndcdions
that the crop likely 20 steadily fal IN
from added the confidence Of the latter class
a. :-sde's. Eariy orders from Liverpool were almost
bout Cor the sale Of the late months nut inc
fore gners Wall Street was seen 10
he purchasing the January March and May options BE-
he theory that the outstanding short IN
in deliveries unturthablS large front
skry by 81 the cautious longs resufed IN
several sirht reactions but taken altogether the marhe
favor Of the bulls The close was STEADY
TIE bes' figure. advance OF 20 points
The q contract prices In the local market To-Day
" rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
WEST SHOkE x. x

Trains leave Franklin ST. station =. L. d. '
md Is m LAT + from foot Of w ~ ST. ,,, %, Al
I.,l5 Il NJ CONTINENTAL LAlI Ed. Dsny, ~. -
bany syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara fa,s.
Ciete.aIi Detroit Chicago ana 81; LcS sinx var
o:l5 r later foot 42d s,'' sy In,sIs'
and ST Louis Limited Daily for tlcd. oyta.use
Kochester Buffalo, Niagara FAILS. TORONTO De'o'
Cleveland Chicago and ST Louis. - 1900. H..
ian e. NJ Daily Tor Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Bur
falo Magyar, FAILS and Toronto s..,.. poo,..-
S,a5 p NJ Daily, fr Albany. Utica. syracuse nocnes
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit |'e'e-
ia ,ahios AZ prIncpal hotels ami Offices baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by Westeoit Expr.ss
c T. LAMBERT General Passenger agent :" !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02

prices ower American mddns fair 21s2d god md ,a,
ding lGl. niddlirg. 3id. low midding 10 i'ri
god ordinary ND ordinary. . olG The sales 4 the
day were 1868 bales, Of which LOO" bales were ior
sneculston and export included : I,o bales American
Receipts 54Uc bales including 40 800 bale; Amerean;;
Futures opened easy with moderate demand ana closed
steady. American mIddllng. middlinB clause scen
Der I-c4l buyers. December and January, % 9
4 2 ga buyers. January and February 81 8tn3 "ii
buyers February March. GA huyers March ana
April 3 td03 4-6ii buyers, April and May, 4-"tt
3 : Gid sellers May and June 3564i buyers June AND
July 3 G-s4d sellers. July and August ,SoiGJ sid
buyers; August and September. 3 61ig3 'I4d BUYERS
September and October 6-G4l3 I'D buyers; October
and November 3 & 0Ia3 T-Gid buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec l. 3:+5 p m.-Exchange- Closing
Wheat No red Western winter. firm Us a'.d; No req
Northern spring dun IS 2';d cpTn-amerfaR m n.y.
March steady. 2s md. FouT-st Louis fancy wint.'
steady Hops London Pacific coaso hrn' t9"in ,
Beef extra India dull. Gis 81. prime mess Dun MS
Cd. Pork Prime nne Western. dull SOS pr, Inn
mess medium Western. dun AIS Gi. Hams Snort cur,
/. 10 10 No. firm 3is Cd Bacon-Cumh-rland cut y 70
30 NJ firm Pos rib. ~ 10 - H. strong aJs; iohs
clear niddles light ~ ~ No. nrn. 2Ds: long clehr
rnddes heavy. ~ NJ Arm 2ss short clear pae
rs 10 firm. CT clear bellies IA 10 10 70 s'eas
"a. "a shouiders-sqiare IL 20 IA N. hrm 22s ID lAr
Prime Western steady 27s 3D. cheess-Amefesn hnt ,,
white firm 45s do colored Arm, t0s railow-frme CIV
steady 2ls 80. C'ottonseed ol-Li,erpoo. rehned uuI
las Oh Turpentins- spirits steady. IVA fos'h-So"
mon steady, As ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02

France 00ss bales: coast1ise. $3.50 bales sales fi'
bales; stock 315.5Ts bales. ~ ~, ,
baltimore Dec. 1-Cotton nominal; nlidhhs "'2V,, ~"
miailing Ice good ordinary, Ice gross receipts
IOT2 bales stock. 1888 bales. ,,. p, Ion,
Nevx orleans Dec Cotton steady midlling. DC low
middl.ng iGc. good ordinary 4sc net receipts ~
bales gross 10 SOS bales exports 10 France o piies
to the Continent s7s3 bales sales 1000 oaes' s'o'N
$50 S74 bales .,,, -. ,ou,
riddlne 49.c: receipts 1870 bales exports 10 the on
tnent 80 bales coastwise col bales: sales 4ot odlsS
stock 40 $50 bales. ~ "a. lon,
memphis Dec Cotton steady; mddine 3 ioc; low
middling 4Sc: good ordinary. 4%c net receipts oiS'
bales gross 57ll bales; shipments. 52D oaes' s"eS'
900 bales: stock. 154. COS bales. ~ to-.
=, Louis pee Cotton steady; mddng o 3 loc :
low mddng i3 Ice: good ordinary 41c ret re,elp'e
/ 400 bales gross 0663 bales shipments o.21o Bales
stock 70 iG4 baef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

Phia. Depot O. NJ; Dept ISIS Arch Street phia..
Pa Nov 30 l>:sSealed proposals. In trpcate VIII he
received here until II O'Clock A. ~ Thursday December
ID 1925 for furnishing this depot with ?lOW yards 10 o.
Cotton Duck dyed brown IS 900 yards Blanket Lining
Cloth. go Oyercoat Buttons; l2.IW Japannei
Slides: yards Mohar Cord subject to 100 e IN
quantity II desired. Samples be seen al
Schuylkl Arsenal bidders state with what rapid
reject accept all proposals or any part there
o. Preference given articles % domestic production or
manufacture conditions Of quality and price Oncudng IN
the prize II foreign production or manufactures the duty
thereon Icing equal Blanks for 9losals. &c. VIII be
furnished upon application. Envelopes containing pro
nnsals L, be endorsed proposals for Military Supplies
and addressed Colonel JOHN " FUREY, Deputy Quar-
termaster- General. L. :. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

boston. Dec. Flour steady: receipts 'G7 barrels;
spring patents 81 sOusi 10: do So S0dSi spring
clears straighs s. 50nsi winter SO SOFAS 10
Cornmcol Grm s4gs6c pet bag 81 S5dSl 90 per barrel
receipts, 1910 bushels; steamer yellow. +O q
4ic. No 4sc. oats nrm; receipts. 7o,ait bushels:
fancy 36Q3Gi.c: No and No g. 35d35i.c Milfeed
bran spring. si4 25asis so winter sI4 15asl5:
m.diiings. 81 25nslG Red Dog -four. si7 10 Butter
firm. Northern 2itc; Western dc. imitation. 1'nl6c;
ladies, lac. Cheese steady; Northern Ola Zoe; West,
ern. 9A.GiOc.
Buffalo. Dec. l.-Spring whsa. inquiry light. limits
steady: No Northern. 72i.c No Northern. 7oi.c Winter
wheat little doing. No red 7ic No red. 73i,c; No
extra red. re No white. 74e Corn easy. no ye.ow
$ssc. SO yellow. 3sc No yellow 35isc No 3 corn.
&c.. No corn safe. DatsN0 orerings good inquiry
NJ white BE- No white. 3lg3ii,c. Barley excited
and higher: buyers holding on Rye dull. No . track
5dtc. Flour steady: fair demand.
Chicago. Dec 1.-The eadng futures ranged follows:
Wheat. No. ?: Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
December ......... c57sd66 G6i, 65ss 68a86is
May .............. G6&Ud0h G, GGhg68,4 6,4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02

sheep for various shipper and n. A". will take out
v. salsI steers. e. cI es s sss %as'y
ss s az s a. . d. TO- 90 bulls a. s.: is -
g sli a. - g. s. q ssss 'ss z " 4
s:1:: $s'!;s 81; !s s.:
.s.s' d. ils" III r. At SIS %. 7so To- at 81 Isl II
Jere Wright Co; bulls. 70: ~. at 50 Is; "a COWS
IS : j. judd { Co. Co 10 bulls oss n. a. 50 2s.
Gins "a 1890 n at s' COWS go ~ at 81
S nj ' fresh arrivals rather than
Me asss I g pea head Sn Nearly
carload sti Gn.oid. %
.na q .s snr co s sS3 . .s' 'o"'
an Ieire Wright Co.: cows calves at sa5as4o
= Ncrabe COW. and calves at aa2 20 sa;h
were "a head nG Isl "s%s" sale
for all Of calves and prices we're siea I9e n2s
'ssH sSa yss!snS; rs J per-
per NJ country dressed at 7aic dressed sra''ers and
sae e i Hume R,os. veal: l4a N av.,sss a,
$50 100 n II o. ss r. r, a, s. =; do 1873 NJ at
IS do Ia No. at 81; do 1853 No. at So srassers POT
pqlenoa,s - vs ;d m T. + e. s. do 49, NJ
Jsias wrigh. & Co.: o. vsais, lci NJ a, 81 So IA
e IL NJ a. 3D. "a r. i s i e &c &: g.
q DO 81 n At $50: 81 hobs. Il ID. at s4 sra''er'
ID S G" On =, yss' At "a So at 81 S2 DO
$ SANDER: 3 vrals i4s n, at s.. m .,o,
$ Judd CO.. buffalo yea!s 1922 ~ ,s at ~ 81 o.
9:s r s. 4 lat. arrival.
N 'se pens Wf 6s n on Of Which 's, St
weak except prime handy weights and not many y. d.
wanted. LAMBS opened weak. and at me upe'
one to the t i a; the close but carried
over Ordinary to good sheep sold e = 500 ~ at
81 so dressed mutton 5sasc per ID dressed '@'os ~
Collins. 1879 rean:ivsna lamb % !, a ssr.
s. ca 100 H. i4o DO 50 ~ 81 ~ =, Se,s sheeo
fsa Il n n 8 8 90 o 60 d. 3 ~ 1t g rs 81 H.
p? !? rs"9s,vs 91 n % lc' AMI M a. = H. at So CO.
Canada do 81 H. at los PeansyyanIs do ~, 70 ~
80 g o. 8: II on at 81 49, 30 90 rs "s? s"''' NO 3D.
COO 100 s 80 n% amSs 'ssf s.
syiyana d. II n. at s. CO: Pennsylvania sheep ITO
McPfer;cn & Co.: 900 purao :amb. 20 y at, $50
j. H. Hume & FRO: 2og Western lambs - H. az az
sa iH % 3d. 90 b y n 81 g. & state ,hseP s.
curtis 2 sa,s lamb; I: ~ as a. s. 90 10
a. 49, NJ g 81 81 40 % 81 81 at s. - S'1'F ''
Andrew Mullen. SO state lambs 10 ~ at s. 'o State
'n iee Whit Coz col stat. lambs, - H. at So 49,
90 sste sheep, 81 n. at 81 80 .oo
HoGsIReccipts including late arrivals Yesterday were
55o2 mead ana about two car we're on ss ns
IN cent, per 100 n the eei.ns was about steady
at 50 75GsS s.: choice state piss 81 ao@st Country
dressed higher At nae per S Tor r sy eg sn ae
hogs 49, at 81 - per leo No. hog. ,a7
at at ; 81 % :" So = ''' ~ 49, ,.o n
h6ss 'I l!s n at IS - S''f roafs ic h. at s.