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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06

METALS In the metal market he week starts VIII
sont1en' fay9rins lower prices and With husncss at
day and the outlook for further n prices un
less radical imrroyement occurs in news from abroad
the Metal Exchange called pig iron warrants quiet spo
Tn gossd ,"s s. l.. WIZ ~ :P. SIS ed s.. o ka
d. a7d easy VIII spot ard Ianuary 81 81 bd an.
s. 20 hid 81 80 asked Final cables from London re
ported copper steady spot 55 ~ ID futures i'5 IS al
futures at sl IL. ei soft spanish lead was quoted a
f13 rs and spelter at i23 lis Sd.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Whie business IN molasse,
runs in narrow channel the market holds firm front
On ign, sapres and hrllish news from primary points
Instances sold sparinrly quota
fair sai5o god 1915 pine 2oa25c: New rIesn.
s2cen b lgic sa,c c5oee sa a Po4o fc6 sa
g. syrupssc9mmon nominal fair lsal'c good ea
OCEAN FREIGHTS-The market for berth freighis was
duli a, the following qs2'siioTs; i'erP2oi 4.n@ S
Con 80 Gasgow bs,9 ~ d h' u, Ia
burg so pigs Rotterdam. ilisc: Amsterdam. lli.c.
s % Z TsS fr T o but limited sehls RI
ported in sail tonnage although Vessels We're in good
strong. For grain steamers the inquiry limited bu:
part1nenis.
Of :sow: ite charge from ia, last
chiefly in on summer yellow IAnseed I'll quiet and
fbs s. 80 ana IN BULK 81 So Phlisdelphs bbl. s. p,
and in bulk s. . renes cases s. o. rude nsrh,ha
Prime crude. i7i:c. prirso crude. mill. lsal'c
, suicr g,aae7 7sees ,erioan raw Ala
o. Oh. 4@ SiIi5'''" ''''''1
PROVISIONS The market wa: 1s'g.slly n -.a dull
so sai M:; IS Gs s. sy g." Sa
S 'oaso family soasil sa9 {, 50 I9aflo e,TH
s So" DRESSED HOGS Easy, quoted: Bacon. .'c
$50 n t s leo N - I GsI bellies c 10 n
Sc i. n SIC u n s'.c Peel 'ho o.s qgle.
2 Ws.tsrn Gee is n e. western
LoRs sssSy quoted so city lard quiet: quoted
so5c Refined lard steady. quoted south America 800
o90.se" CIV s7.atc we'iefn .a,c ARiNE-
s'fsHE 'SitS Showing ades new Local
market ruled very steady to DAY. me n, ntsr Nv
rom TIE south struggling ovns to b-k,n wires
epi fer Ihe ana The resa nocston
noted nrm markets and sa r,ocns ,a,r Is
good 4%a5isc: prime choice 5,.aGsc head 81. a
Snc r a. ac JaTa .aa5 Rsnsoon bond az
r acar marx. EsF e ."' Tss 6saPss 2
s officially holding - ioT ger rae, n aDcepiin orders
a, - under this ., the same nsgres Ggrrea.
seoinF nothing in me situation at the moment t. nsp'o.
tho American Susa, r;ehnng ~ en-, loaf ana
lated - saSE, ,Tc and c5arse powdered ~ rranu,
rushed ~ rrann:a,,d &c coarse sranulaed and
s,r cubes &c. X'Xx po.aeTed ana nonif a. ~ "a
diamond A. 10 conteo.,2oer:yI o CO. 10 l,.r 50
-. 90 ~ Q 4isc. 80 TO- 81. No H. ~. Nos y
on NJ, Il - and l6 80. II day -
and 10. IN raw sugar but l.4(o bags cenrifuga
sna o. tes, at I0cI changing hands I'm, msrksi
npot 10 vaa outt but firm with quotations stN on
a. ne - lsc for as test ce1irtusal j. l'c f9'
the ia~ md 10 for 80 test moass~s sugar
~ ,er, cables in hand were ~ Disappointing purpor
for sugar, Win Jaf
noting 20 IA and fair refining lls. Feet sugar ruled
quot,a easier present month quoted los Ia and next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhroush trains leave Newyork. foot OF ChAmners Sic
a. .oloSs and ave minutes earlier from wsst 2sd-et:
arIO A. M.-Vestbuied Exprees daily Tor bingnameoey
wsveriy Emirs- Buffalo. Bradford. Arrives bunas
an ID MNVe,tibuIed lirni,ed-Fast mail daily SOLE
,,sin Tor Chicago Cleveland TAO NJ. Chicago.
r. NJ sleepers TO Cb!eAgo S's's'aho soo ~'AS'AA~ss
Dining Car. ~-,. ,,.-...,.< yx....-
A.nv Arrives Al buffalo 7.05 A. ~. Bradford Z: 20 A.
NJ jamestown 10 A. n. Youngstown losI A. NJ
Cleveland IL 80 Slsepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car ,.. r,-.-
O16 y. M.-Daiy solid train Tor bnsnam ton. Eimife
waveriy Chicago seepers 10 horneilsvis Chicago
W III local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
Il COMMoDATIoNs q, ILL., li3 26i. +oi and es7 Broad
way i27 Bowery i3o East i23hst and 2,3 West 18th
ct Chambers and Yves. 2sd-s. ferries. N:w,York $50
Hoboksn and Jersey City Station. NewYork rrsnstss
Co calls fo< and checks baggage from hotels ~ eos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
WEST SHORE r. r

Trains leave Franklin St. Station ~ Y. as io''">
and 10 m lat r from foot Of W: 4:d ST.: ~ o., Al,
I1;45 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. DsiIy, iot a..
bany. Syracuse. Rochester. Buisa.o. Niagara r ans
Cleveland Detroit, Chicago and ST. Louis: Arrives
Chicago and st. Louis next afternoon ilnlng Gar,
5.45 P NJ go later foot W. 42d So. 1h.es aga
and ST. Louis Limited Daily for Utica, syracuse
Rochester buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis. - $500. d..
1880 NJ. Daily for Utica, Syracuse, foches'er' ou'
fao Niagara Falls and Toronto e.. ,o.,..-
S;45 p M Daily. for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Koehes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit CleVe-
Time tables al principal hotels and Offices. Baggage
checked from Hotel or Residence Nestcott Express
c. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06

COTTON-Spscullt in cotton futures started out
VIII considerable energy this morning and prices
vanccl points the first cal Wall street buying
wa. nSpiounIs feature during the forenoon The O."
rargen4nt the wire service BY the storm OF SUNDAY
shuf good orders and delayed features ~
sailstirs leading hesitation here The English
ca-s much better than what had been looked fof
The indications renewed activity IN spot cotton ~
Liverpool particularly gratifying feature Of the
English adVic-s. private cables predicted WrIi-susdlNeH
acliyy par, II Manchester Struggling wire ad-
Iicea indicated activity the demand Tor spot cotton
IN III. Southern Fall Rver advices were also
favorable but following the first call outside, specula
support and expectations ana realizing
and short selling reaction II "a" POINTS
IN an weak intervals however. investment buying dc
,.ioned and gave support the market. which was
fnsiv steady hanged pricts net gain or
point In the afternoon ne eelated reports hesan 10
freely from the South. nrcatng SUSTAINED
r-i..s r. an advance Of lice spot prices in some 4"
inc leading markets. As rule, however. the crpilel
vres brought ve-v orders either 20 buy or sci.
cotton and trading during the afternoon was Tor ne
most mart confined local scalp.ng ventures fhll
crop rno,enlent predicted for the Week and some
local raised Their estimates niue As
an os, ~ this feature however. the heavy export move
~ ana ndcat ions Of continued heavy buying for ~
onea account checked confidence Of the part Of would
be sellers. =, 49,. ,.o., ,,a~v., - dav
W follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 3. p. m.-Cotton-Sp ot-Good busi-
ness done prices steady American middling 90 the
sales OF 1000 bales. Of which 20o Wefe
for speculation and export and included BVo American
receipts 1900 bales including 1880 American Futures
demand. and closed quiet
but steady American mdilng ! m C. December 3 '4d
BUYERS December and January. CAD buyers January
and February 3 3-s4d buyers; February and March,
6id sellers March and April. ioiG3 > 8if huyers.
April and May, 5-Gia3 8 SD sellers May and June.
cd buyers June and July sd sellers July and
August T-84Q3 s-64d buyers. August and september
s-6id sellers September and October 6fi buyers
October and November s-6&G3 8 Cad sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06

Cash quotations we're follows: Flour steady: 40 3
corn, siasil.c, No eye.iow az; No oats b. 90.
2s.d29c ~ , rye 52a.c: No2 BARI O. b. 37a52c 10
pork per bb Sass o. lard per 100 n s5as5 20 short
rlbs sides Goose, 81 55as4 IL dry sal'ed sa9gdssrs
sugars loaf $50 granulated 800. on the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market steady cream
cries 4a2ic; dsires; l3Qi9c. Cheese firm. s'saio4c
Eggs nrm. fresh. 22G23c
ciqein.s, Be- SwFour du fsnsy s. SSgSs $50 90
GGI mixed @ Ne ; m ike m g. 2a'' Ba Sa
sugar hrr hard refined 81 47as5 %. Eggs hrn. lec
Cheese fair demand. good 10 prime Ohio fiat "n9'-c
milwaukee,. Dec 5.wheat lower; 10 Nor,sern;
4o,sc sample, 4oa49c. Rye firm. No 1, i9g5Sc.
Minneapolis. Dec Wheat dull and steady: Deem,
Northern CSC. No Northern Gle Flour-First patents
81 s5Gss 49, second patents s. 45@s3 49, first clears
81 63gs2 20
PhiladephIa. Dec 3.wleat weak and unchanged I
mixed Decerber . oats nfn: 10 wh,e clipped;
35a%ia No , white clipped a2a3- &C. NO H NIX,
Western creamery. 23a23isc: do prints q Eggs hrm
fresh nearby PC do Western 25c do southwestern 22
Do sogthen o. Gheee n Refined suFsr o Su l,c In
wheat bushels corn coo bushels. oats. ZOO
bushels Shipments Wheat ~ 600 bushels; corn 232o"o
bushels: oats, 600 bushels.
Louis. Dec Flour unchanged Nhoat-spot
lower; No cash elevator. Ioc. track. 1OHIOsc Deem
Der zoe May 6S7saG9c bid; July &c asked No hai =
e. aetc CoanIspot steady No cash; Sc, ps0eI
track 2si2c: December 97i.c MAY. 27isc: 80 Whit.
30itc Bran strong. east track sacked. 90 whisky
l5a2cc. Eggs steady. lec.
Toledo Dec. 5.-Wheat lower. easy; No red and
cash. zoe. Corn dull steady No 2 mixed 3tte Oats
cash. 5ic bid C1overseed steady. prime cash od. &c
new No cash and December 41c Oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
LEHIcH VALLEY SYSTEM

Stations loot West 23i 81. Penn r. kl. Sot'ana' VI
Desbr0sses -.
Indicates time from West .3f - OtheT ngu'es s""
trne from Cortlandt Desbrosses ST.
-6:45. 400 A. ~ daily for Easton and in'ermeda's
so s:15 A. daily FOR wiIKEsRARRE;, Ss,HAE.
TOS ITHACA. GENEVA. RoCIESTSR ~ 49,;
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal '0e~1
not,,s. dining car and parior 70 Buffalo
~ 40 1900 noon daily. except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
From foot ~ Liberty ST.
Week days 'i3o 500 10 90. III 80 Dining Carr. A.
NJ. 90 30 % 90 Royal Blue Lmlted * 90 Dining
carr. 600 NJ: ELS rndt sundays 'i3o. 1000 ~ 20
a NJ. 20. q 90 Roya, Blue Limited no
Dining Can. 600 ?. ". '2:'5 mft Additional trains
f1r Phlatenha weet DAYS 7i5, 900 A. NJ. $50 4oo.
20 80 900 p. Il Sundays. 100 A ". 400 p. ~.
Tickets and raror car seats a. foot Of Liberty 81.
Whitehall St. 1l3 i12 2f i3i. pa. osi 1923 Broad
Nav 737 9Th Az 81 F iirh 81, ia3 East i25th St 273
Was- l25th st o5l columbus Az. New York. Court
:, SEQ Fulton st BROOKLYN. as Broadway Williamsburg.
The Y Y Transfer Co will call f5r and check baggage
fro, hotels residences destination
'From Liberty -. only
+From South Ferry at > - T "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec s.-A good demand FOR cattle existed
dsy. but buyers eNactng in making their
i~cti0ns. and that well matured sold
rather slowly Good sold all right. and choice
prime advancing tendency. but half lots
barely steady Fancy Christmas cattle sold up
S. %. while very steers sold around s. the
greater part Of the oneraGs finding purchasers ct 73G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston. Dec 5-Flour quiet receipts 500 hnl' spring
patents. Sc 75asi. winter Do. 81 1888 %. clears ana
strashts 50 3jQs3 81 Cornmeal firm. siqNic per bag
81 SJ4Si % per tbl Corn FIRM receipts 800 push
steamer Yellow 4osatc No 42sc 9stS qg.Tt ff ss
spring S4 -o winter S5 %. miidlnss. 81 25pSl1 tei
bog nour sl7 - Butter firm Northern Ire western
2lac imitation. 15Tl6ct ladies' l''' Nneese seAns D
Northern. 9a9ls, southern. "p"'sc.
Buffalo. Dee. Spring Nhsa' dull; 10 hard SPOT
7Gi.c 10 Northern. spot. 72-tc. ~ NorheIn Ep2',
8ai.c Winter wheat dull and easy; No rei o.. ~
8 extra red Tic. y, white i3c. Corn IN sat denlAi
ana easy. No yellow. 3~ilc No . yellow, 3>c, No I
yellow 35i,c. 40 3 35iec: No corn ~ e; o,ts
in good inquiry white. 32itc. No white. 81 &c No
white 3Osc. Barley strong. fancy 1856. choice t'r
81. medium 4slfaoc; low mailing a47c; feed 43n4t
state fancy iSd57c choice 5+njjr. Rye neglected; -
in quoted &c. Flour hrm and in god demand;
patent. sprino $iT>4 81. bakers stf1rnt spring
81 5GSl bakers spring S3n>3 - low grade spring
81 a. patent winter s4Gs4 30 best family winter
.Ol>3 ~ low grade winter S2Gs2 -; graham n'st
81 ns3 ,5
Chicago Dec. 5The leading futures ranged follows:
Wheat. No .; Opening Highest Lowest. Closing
December ......... Isl. G51s G5is G5s
Nav .......... 66a68.. 86ls s5a. 1861. saeg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

Leave Nes-York whitehall Terminal. South Ferry sat
wv .Dsily Except Sunday. tsundaya
CHICAGO 90 a NJ from Liberty street oniy). 'iA
pIrTspr-RG ,.4so A. M from Liberty street only.
'cIvPPrw N AT ST louis 'eoo a. M. 'ss5 .. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
wAsHINGToN BALTIMORE f7.55. 'y13 DINER:
.lia5 a. M 1Diner). 1888 p. m. 'L3 DineD. 80
,..poyai limited Exclusive Pullman TiaInl. - y
spirerI Isl SIS D. m and 'i2i0 night. NORFOLK. 'l1es
y. m. p,..-.s
0race.. liz :72 28i 434 1884 Bdway ri e. km,W.
20, n..- y y le 3li Fulton st. Brooklyn. white
Ian TsrnInai baggage checked from hotel or residence
Assffn atio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

c.ip. bbi. Crude turpentine quiet 81 80. 81 re-
ceipts. l2i bills Tar firm 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
STOCK Of HAND.

cbarle.,on Dec 5-Turpentine market nrn al S'c
sskea Rosin quiet. unchangrl a.
S.ra,,sh Ga Dec 5-Spir;s turrentine hrm At SIC
90 20 ,,a- rec.lp,. s,s tbis fosin firm and IN
changed. saIes oi5 bile: receipts 3oai bbis AN.
w1imington Dec. 5.-Spirlts turpentre nrm az sohv
asS r.os,pta q bbs Roam arm at e7sSlo2a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06

hFSa N" liverpool market o. "a on passage carroe'
and ~ Cd Mark Lane wheat: Paris wheat closed IN
changed to 10 points higher -four partly 10 points lower
and Antwerp I. franc higher The English visible
supply decreased 423 bush the week The feature
OF domestic statistics was another heavy outward move
nent from the scaboard. The total ~ wheat and
-four amounted 1.I40Oo bush which much larger
than the day week With the exception Of
New ,eaboard ports important
were "s5aso BUSH compared with $4,000 bush the
previous week and 10. 40, O0o hush The
shipments from this side The total visible supply figures
were :toesooo bush. -. $4,000 bush last year
ana "S-p bush two years ago The Increase in local
stocks amounted TO SOS 800 bush There decrease
or 535' bush in the local stock ~ No red in
being 81 hush arsIns, ZIG 200 hush las,
year. Total stock Dos hush against 2D
bush on the curb May quoted 1ossG
7o>sc. Quotations OF cash wheat . ahoai basis.
1jn 15sc; No Northern Duluth. 72Rsc: hard
ern 697sc. CORN-A slow service also inter
ferred with trade in ais market extent.
stead Of weakness steady TO firm undertone dis
played all day with final partly &c higher
The visible supply showed substantial decrease of
steady partial I'D decline Liverpool and export
demand fair. About ~ loads reported all ports
Under the circumstances offerings heavy and
against G.i51,ON0 bush the previous AZ
bush year Total socHs in the country 20 500
nush against io9ao1o bush year An increase Of
5000 bush raised local stocks SCI 500 bush against
$4,000 bush year The local stock 4 No corn
deorca.ed SO 200 bush 1t $4,000 hush.
against I2sl con bush last corn closed t0T
Sic anoat. .OATSThe visible supply decreased
5000" bush 70 total Of 5jfGono bush. against 1886
600 bush a year stocks Increased 700
only 200 bush. against Go4 600 bush year.
cats closed 3li.c: No oats, Soa.c. No white. s2isT
32@ &c; No white clips 30 sc..RYE-Market nrnn.
No Western, 5aiedi9A.c o b anoat 55sc c / ( Buff
ialo State rye. SIC g T. New-York BUCK
WHEAT-Market firm. Quoted: 5ic c track. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
NAVAL STORES.

Although rather 10 day market vas nsverthe
,,t,e arm spirits turpentine closing with prices =
less quiu rns quotations Advices from Savannah
or,.d an advance 81 = 10 SIC and ihis fa tahen WIN
IePa d.rsnS ~ late caused holders In the local mar
W., =" advance their asking rates Kosln ann tat a.
Sew York were fair request ana rlosen s,rslF ~.
r oil hbis s. spirits turpentins Ss:gto f9, IN
Ia, ~ good strained 81 ~. F. 81 hplSl -. ~ ~
y a. az u q 70 I 81 - X. 81 @asl 90 NJ. 81 ''ns-'
\ Sc 20 W c. SO 60 W W. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals
stations In New York foot ~ Liberty 81.
ard Snufh EnrrN MhlfahaiI 81.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals.
Stations In New York foot of Liberty 81.
and South Ferry. Whitehall 50.
five minutes earlier than that below for LAD"
erty st. EXCEPT when noted
Trains foot Of Liberty 81.
For Fas'o1. Bethlehem. Allentown Nauch Chunk Sc.
tas'onJ - ~ q 30 70 EastonD P ~ sundays. '<;ao.
q 90 to EastonD A. N. 100. $50. 500 r " Al.
F.r wlkesbarre. P'tston. and Scranton. 400. sio
For Reading ard Harrisburg at 400 - 30 ItS. alo
1000 II 3" % Reaiingl A ". 30 40 500. ts:sa
f'9.oO 70 RsadngD p. NJ. 1918 night sundays. - 20
~ 20 20 Reat'ns) a NJ. 100. 30. $3.50. 500 r M
l. IL night.
ror Sudbury. rrwl.surs. and wniam.por, =. 100
days. 'iao 4. N, 100 20 800 ? n, i2i night
roR LONG BRANcI OCEAN GROVE. &c
Grove and points south Point Pleasant, - 20 $50
orly - SEA Grt. 8 IN lo:l5 only Red RsnO II 10
4 v. u - only 70 Ref Rank. q 20 only - Red BanD
- - 4.i0 65 ". Sundays stops a. Ii'erlaken Tor
bury PARK and Ocean Grove. geo ciois. only 10 Red
For For Nranc ne Hshianss $50 $40. 1870 A. NJ. 1.S
40 t5:ss s.i5 suntsys . 10 4 NJ 400 p. N.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
- 20 So 1915 :. ". li5. 80 4:4o p. NJ. Sun
FOR la keh1rs,. $3.50. $50 lols A. NJ. i:.s $40
4:4o ?. VI sundays. 'iof5 4. NJ
For Toms River ard Earnsys'. 't3o. 9 10 A. NJ. 1:<A
40 7 sundays 'iO:l5 A VI.
for Atlantic city. finel1ni and Brcseton. - 30 A NJ.
For Monmouth Reach. seabrigh'. and Highlands q
naTesnk $50. $50 II 30 4. ", las. 40 p. n.
SUNDAYS 4.OOp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
elers. . -. 49,, -..-,... 4. A..

Spot cation in the local market closed steady with
- ,,c,.nged on tho basis Of 5'sc for middling up
land and 5sc for middlng gulf as compared win &c
ana e. respectively last year lotal sars OF
were FOR delivery on Spot cotton IN Southen
markets roiddling quoted officially repoitei ~
snr'sl d,snafShrs 10 our Exchange follows: Mobs
firm at &C. sales 0Oc bales. Savannah steaay al -,
sales 4s5 bales Charleston firm at &c. -loc hgncf
baltimore nominal She. Augusta stea1y az ,luY
&c PARTIALLY l6c higher. gales. 32S bales 81 LOUIS
s,csdv a, ~ IGo higher sales SIS bales. Galveston
steady AZ 2 &C. sales 49, bales Ne~-oreans stesoy
g. sales 500 bales: Wilmington Arm OF nc Nori9ik
steady al l6c higher sales. ''9 bales memphis
steady at Sac sales. 4 800 bales
The export movement thus far MS season mas oee" "'
~ Great Britain. France. Continent
w., ,oo 665 eG67
lotal 70 Gay ,''''''' e. ooo is o09 81 24n
Thus far this week NlHS- $40
Since September l....... 1blI"5 "io"V' ''--0
%ev-Oricane tomorrow were o'n'alE
mated 10 be from % 20 800 bales. against les"
us last week and % gaf bales last year no,pH
receipts Houston natec ri from -, az ~ ~
bales % bales last week ana 1871 pAies ~
year. ..- =. A., I'm,
Receipts tho potts and interior p,ln ms 70 I'm
h..l.h 10 daN as weak anG last !tdl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06

Receipts Of bresdsturo interior points in thousards
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06

Rio-CoNee market Arm No ! Rio. 1900. exchange
77sd receipts 1000 haas cleared for the United states
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-30
ROUT- I.
LOW RATES ON OUR PERSONALLY CON
QUOTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS.

Leave Kansas City every Friday via Col
orado Springs and Scenic Route.
Southern Route leaves Kansas City every
Wednesday via TT. Worth and FL Paso to
Los Angeles.
These Excursion Cars are attached TO fast
passenger trains, and their popularityis evil
dence that we offer the best.
Write for handsome itinerary which gives
full information. and new map, sent free.
For complete information, rates and berth
reservations, see your local ticket agent or
address
Nc n, Macleod, A. q. p. A., Topeka, KAs.
JOHN asEBASTTON, O. p. AsD ChlcagS
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-30

Quite Realistic THAT wood scene in
the third act of your opera seemed so
natural that imagined l could actually
hear the bears growing, said the West
ern man to the theatrical manager
Guess that was the chorus girls you
heard" replied the manager. Some Of
them haven't been paid for six weeks
Chicago Record
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-30
THIS WEEKS MARKETS
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Chicago, Nov. 28.

Chicago, Nov. 28.
WHEAT-Wheat to-day reflected at
the opening some OF 1irmness that de-
veloped at Liverpool. The market opened
%@hd lower, but before trading COM
menced here the decline had more than
recovered. This was attributed to the
small stocks at the English market,
amounting to only about 100000 bushels.
Opening prices for both December and
May were Nc higher than Saturday s
final figures. May starting at 66bQHc
and December 65B @66c. The latter de-
livery Immediately advanced to $3.50.
Outside Of the strong cables, however, all
the news was Of rather bearish charac-
ter and prices soon began to decline un-
der general selling st. Louis being prom
inent in the liquidation. It was not
heavy, but little support was accorded
q. the market and prices steadily declined.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 1893
cars, compared with 2001 last week and
1,44S a year ago. Chicago receipts were
147 cars, q Of contract grade. Outside
markets were generally weak. AS the
session progressed the disposition to get
rid Of long lines became quite marked.
December declined to 65Ac, but later re-
acted to 65%@Hc. May declined to
65%c and reacted to $3.50.
CORN-CoTn was firm and higher on a
small trade Receipts were very light,
173 cars, and cables were steady. Offer
ings were not large and covering Of
short lines was attended with some diff
Guilty May opened 1kc higher at SS9s %
&c, advanced to 34B@Ac and reacted to
34c.
OATs-Were slow but firm, following
corn. Receipts were light, 1919 cars. May
opened unchanged to nc higher at 260
26Ac, sold at 26K@%C and reacted to
26h@Ac.
PROVISIONS-Provisions were weak
and lower. Hog receipts were the heav-
lest on record with one exception, and a
good deal Of liquidation was done on this
account. January pork opened sc lower
at $9O71s and sold at $8,9715. January
lard opened SC lower at S4.9O. January
ribs opened TIC lower at $3.50 and sold
at $4521s.
BARLEY Cash, S9@5Oc.
FLAX-Cash northwestern, 99hc; De-
cember, 94Kc; May, 98kc.
RYE--November 52c; December, 51c;
cash. 52c; May, 501Sc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1925; March
$40.
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-30
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Nov. %

Chicago, Nov. %.
HOGS Receipts, $4,000; left over, s.
581. Market rather slow. mostly 10c
lower Light, $310@3.35; mixed, $1,000
$40; heavy, $3.100S.45; rough, 5000
800; yorkers, $3.30@3.35.
CATTLE = Receipts, $4,000 Best
steady, others weak to 1Oc lower. Beeves,
S4.10@5.70; cows and heifers, $2@4.65:
Texas steers, $31O@425; westerns, $3.50
0440: stockers and feeders. $3@4.50.
SHEEP = Receipts, $4,000. Market
steady to 1Oc lower. Native sheep, 80 so
@465; westerns, $2.9O@4.35; lambs, $4@
$40.
Official Saturday:
GS-Receipts, 41,52S; shipments,
S,O53.
CATTLE-Receipts, $50; shipments,
2OS.
SHEEP Receipts, 3,S77; shipments,
none.
Estimated receipts Of hogs for to-mor-
row, $1,000.