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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-29

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PRINTERS.
pHYs1c1AN AND SURGEONS.

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OFFICE and residence corner Gordon sc.
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treatment for piles. dztula, hshure. ul-
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JEWELLERS.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York December II. l-9S
BEEvEs-Receipts 10 go head. nclud-
Ing cars export Glasgow. for slaug;"r~r-
and 4 ears for the market Nothing sold. The feeling
Drcfged beef rather slow but steady
i49c PER N fr ordinary 10 extra prime native drs
Liverpool London cables unchanged The Majestic
took to-day Liverpool = 400 quarters Of e-f Tor
Easfmans Company tomorrow 'the Cymric VII larry
and quarters II beef 20 liNerpn'' the
State Of Nebraska will take III cattle 20 Glasgow
CALVES Recelf,s i4O head all Tor tie market
and counting the stale calves there were wv ~ rare
Demand slack but prices steady and all sold win ne
exception 4 - head. Common % prime Neais
ranged in price from s4as7 80 PER 100 ~ barnE"Tt
calves S3G s. - and - Wertern calves ild a..
81 80 city dressed vesls slow at sale PER 10 uh'iy
dressed at Gresc dressed barnyard and FED caves a,
ii4nGc. a.. . - -,
81 Der IL, n DO. 100 10. AZ s. y. d. l.s TO- a,
81 30 do 1875 r. at So barnjard calves oio TO- al
81 ~. , .,.
J,iine wright & CO.: II veais. isl N. az s. 20: -
DO 1872 ID al do. 10 n. 1T &c. do 90 ID AT -"
harr.yar, calves. 30 10. at 50 q. .o.
J l. Ne 81 Western calves 2Il n. AZ ~ 90 ,.-
= curtis a Son. / veal. go ID. at - 90 90 100
n at 81. DO. 2ii H.. at 81 a. ..,,.a
5 sander bArnyIrd calves go NJ at 81; year'ing
800 n AT IS -, - - GO,
SHEEP AND L,MDs-Receipts vere "a cars or sos
head ali or market There were 10 cars altokeths
on sale Buyers or they were well supp.le'
with stock sellers were holding steady ana the n
lt.t .sles " ct Just about yesterdays prices
Eleven cars we're reported unsold Common 70 PRIME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
4 PIPE WITH 4 HISTORY.

From The Detroit Free Press
loo Iinaburg the clerk the Hotel Hodges at
Pontiac Is the possessor OF a meerschaum pipe
which besides having the distinction OF peing Very
old has attached 10 II "A very interesting his'"'y.
In the days gone by. when Joe was boy, TWINS on
an Oakland County farm ana attending uis1n
would spend their idle moments In IN. senerai
store ut DrGyton Plains, then run by Mr S N
vas always TO ne found gathering OF o!d men
slttins around smoking their pipes ana tellhs
storics but SwIzzenger always an object
Of envy as ne was the only possessor OF n genu-
I'M rnc.rschaum. by constant use IL nhd De
com. highly coored. and was Of real worth INC
hire in question was imported from GERMANY my
sis year, ago and the old German. for fear OF lh
falling TO Inc floor and breaking. always had
strong rord attached 10 IT and this fastened 70 ms
went fishing on Watklns's Lake. located short
weiI.known pipe accom-, panied him. On this In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
100 n: ordinary 70 prime

sheep sold ssa4 50 per 100 ~ ordinary e per
H. dressed lambs. 7goc but mainly selling "a az n, aver
Sales-M. Collins. ~ Pennsyveria iamts 10 ~
40 per 100 10 io7 d. e ~ at so Of s's ca
sheep I0s TO- s. I5 81 Pennsylvania 90 w 70 a o.
DO. 100 n. 81 60 also late yesterdsy: oo' - ~
lambs ST ~ IS 5O 426 do. 10 10 at - w. ~ "o " o'
at IS 40 49,. . a. 90. q,
s Judd g. Co: 80 Kentucky lambs 81 n at % 81; %
Kentucky sheep 1914 10 at - go "a DO lo7 TO- al =" ''
newton & c. a46 West Virginia lambs - NJ at s. 80
J " Hume & Bro: 80 State lambs ]. 10 A. 20 az
State sheep 10 at 81 so. Il do. 12o nj " Do
10 do l0i n, at So so; bucks 1888 ~ at s3 80 -, -
RI. Hollis lambs. 20 NJ AZ = 3''a' 10 90
GO \, at So 25 30 sta,e sheep. III n. at ~ ,,
rocS- Pscsn,s we're 10 cars or 2sl2 head. mainly
for slaurhterers but with hogs held over yes,-r
day there about Ave hundred cars on saie 30"
,rne weak early n the day ana ',,efS anDsy
dressed dull 3gshc per ID FOR heavy T. sht we'sn,s
saiesJ II Hume Bro uate yes, ~ ~ Oh so On NJ
at Sc go roush, s33 10 at 81 o. d. $40 r. at - %
s Judd Co. date Yesterday: 10 Western noss ~ ~ ~.
at 80 90: do la3 10 81 90: NJ do 10! r. at - So
33 State do 100 10 81 20: roughs 80 r. AZ * ~
Andrew Mullen date yesterday: "a state hogs 'o ID
at SO 10 - 49, ., -, So
" Lamb Gate Yesterday les Moh'ssn p's ,as y"
a 81 20: "a 10. 100 10. Al 81 20. - ,.o -,
Il II Hollis date yesterday; 10 STATE hoss' i'' w.
at SO 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December IL. 1898.
COFFEE Business at the Coffee Exchange OF the
aat and Improbable order to-day. The cables from
T.,re ard Hamburg not satisfactory keeping
with huish overtures made by yesterday.
n. q this disappointment
oNsei wv cables from Rio and Santos that prices
markets were higher and reporting small receipts
H.. feature checked selling here but little
Or 20 disposition buy coffee. ard
CIRCULATION concerned. dragged Owing
bsween reported and actual the market. de-
iveri.s huletned Change this morning made
70 appear +43l6 bags Allowing Tor the Ne~Oreans
iratleency the net actual deliveries from United
warehouses Yesterday were CSC bags But even
fair showing and contributed 10 the in
disposition 20 sell coffee for future delivery Another
favorable feature the Ind ference OF spot holders
tie advance Csc for No Rio invoice
los But after opering steady decline OF pointc
the scarcely made motion and finally steady
A. unchanged prices 20 points higher call,
$3.50 bags 20 II 1880 Rags. and for the entrs
sesu. 1880 bags. The market for spot Brazilian coNes
was fairly active and quite firm throughout the day wtf
prices the close the basis OF Csc No ! RIO.
The mild grades frmer in tone. but rule
or0tally higher. There a lively demand for the
fsyor,e varieties al full prices Arrivals at NewYork
reached nearly 10000 bags. about evenly divided between
Mozart and the steamer Tivorno Clearances
of this country YESTERDAY were heavy and included the
Capri with 1900 bags from Rio and the steamer
ASH with 2s.oro bags from Santos
The q prices the local market to-day
VAS ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

HEMP AID JUTE-Hemp ruled steani WIN -.S, sa
on spot and Shipment quoted at dabsc WIN flsaa %
AT So dJsc sp0f and 5-.c shipment ,cls
ing 10 strong foreign markets. WIN VI uosn'e -,
quoted a, 2i5-i Il shipment ana ~ - ~ 9"i
rsr, a, a ,of3 s5c Spot active ana nominal, =,
"I MS rbe marker for dry hides showed good le
gree 81 activity with steady to firm tone ana
s.u and unchanged prices quoted othsr haes .g'
steady a, unchanged prices California lsc se's ptn
roma Na,amoras i5c; Truxllo linlioc' ', In,
- fnrnplco I4s7c; BoEoa. 1910 t,h,ra e"' a
car f.i.ni5c: Vera Cruz. lac; PneT,o 'ags' - 30
Guayra be Caracas. l5c: Payts Ia - = p,a,..
i3Lc RIO iache dry and pirN.e1 i-s, iar"so lie
Iso; so1ae hSse. IaviA lie: Progress. lie Mara',,n
II fernarntuco i2hc Bahia lie MaFacsoo nv
sayania. uisc: Ma'amoras i2c , Isra. az. side
.isnrh,s Native sieers. lie: butt bfannns
t,snds Si,c bull snTshc; cows va ,aeso, :. iuii
slaughter: Native steers. 8ay1"tci cow '"'''' ~
S44sHc. -. GOOD for hemlock and
I-non ieatntr had fair call Tone % ssro,ds ls n
,,ioek non-acd FIRST selection iog2lc se'oni u.
soeopd. is6.oisc; thirds i7sadsac ,sjHsts b,rss
,s9ian. inion ift backs. 2s4eee; rdisa hird,
dis heavy 2jI2sr seconds heavy: :sg. oea27s
"a rsc. l,sht backs. 2sgI'e 600. seconI,
tsi,ss 5Iaiee: oak drts.ed backs. ol1 s,e bu,ts
ooGscc thirds 27n2sc; bellies: i1ni'1c' ''S
aa1m%3c. TIERS, oak sole. 22Q2oc ,.o,.d ,o-dav
wErALscoppsr and lead further inrro'e ana aen
ersv IA vorsbe The rest o. NE ~, feature
and generally devoid OF nteres,nh
~. close The Metal Exchange calico pis .'ress IN
u,., .no and December. 81 ~ nonihss. in
a. r.siric.e. through tho hehp .ns,,.. are
Present quotation for srarnt ~ so I'd
.s -. to,oxs. n. l. IS bid, 81 - asMso "a "a bid
=. sA No q "a bid u Is asked NO ~ 'o ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
.nonr,.r pRonI,CE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 10. $50 p m.Esehangei ~ sei
-, ~ red Western winter steady. Us 10, 30 ri
M6rhern spring steady. 5 corn ma
sp1insT March steady % al rlour-St LOUIS ismy
iner steady Hops at Lndon-i ace 'aI. r .ina
mess steady e2s c. Porkirlwe mess . nnf ~ 81
short cut II to 10 n dull, 3is ID bacon :.
bland cut ~ T. dun. 33s short no ~ -
s,e.av 99s. Long clear mdies. gAL % I. ~ 10
ms, long clear midd,-s heavy. AZ 70 80 ID ea"; iss
-So,, ces- hack, 10 ~ steady -'s. cladt v,'
- ~ =, steady 3is Snouderssquare. u u - ~
easy 23s al Iari-Prme Weston nrn rs 90; Ann Is
siio,y Prime CITY steady. 20s ID Cottonfee1 on o.. a.
peol refined dull las 81. Turpentine-Spfl's "'"' -
Rnsln steafy. IS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14


LIQUIDATION following more bearish conditions Liverpool
showing barely steady closing lower prices and TIE
tpoi market abroad showing snosidng interes. on I'm, ms
pool asrs Tor futures opsned higher and closed lower
neciion with withdrawal Of spot buyers Al the
same time receipts in THIS country overTan expsc,tI h
spot indicated hesitation on the part %
cotton at the ports and the Interior The aye.ase crop
ans 81 me tn sed Of Gales made
particular impression our market The market here
Sses e sg" po aS after which there was partial
w sa be msrRe s w further
in 10 stampede Of the larger ongs AZ me
ps r'" Of Which was said to Wall
ss s sS yanor. o extremely cold weather headed
the Of returning hrmness IN south
ern sp; markets The market wac also reassu,ea ny
reports from tie f,y T9oss centres a rsm nn' Of H
NegE England spinning disirc,s oasra ." Isrss and a
consequent depletion q present large stocks OF cotton
generally unnteres,nr with the tone finally steady al
decline Of Gao poin,s-
Present. s SFo lsp IsPs indicate # hss Gee
but comparatively little picking sine ,ne T nnw oracI
cay at anu stsndftii The weather he's been the most
sncw and besde. the temperature been so low thai
psOs has not ben enc ysts 70 r. Outside q Texas
where picking is further advanced than In me S
@ sS e se ss s S ePop .t in the
the proportion u this cotton thet VII oe r S,rne the
four weeks
the general n,.s.: aBBoG Pie pSs W
remainder o: the crop closely The reasons ror us M
,arousy stated but the principal dhieuity eeens 10
the dsnclinaton OF picker 70 worE al pnas so,t,y
wages ana esueciav g. wheE the task becomes uooS
cssxreeshle owing the pr, ailng low tHpenu IS
Then too II is claimed tina. the remaining cott ia VIZ
largely Of grade the price OF WHICH WIZ
arcrc II any but marrow margin OF pro"' u wv
planter
"uow.ys, q. Z. not 70 be doubted that WIN mice
.emrers,rres ana more favorable weather pck.ns
Be resumed end continued for scric time 70 CONE
the tine being the crop mo- ehen' s "''' ~
Tee upon the present basis ,.. a. A, -
The range az con,rac, prices in the local market 'o-aoy
folloEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits urpentne to-day scored an advance o. i in the
which we're firm and higher good buying there o-
export trading Savannah to-day being the basis OF
aTi,r our market cioe.d firm after toerably active
session R1sn closed steady T. firm with spirits tar
oulet but steady Quotations follow;
'TAR-Regulars 81 ~. al. bbs 81 GO
SPIRITS TtRpENTINT-+ti2M 4;c
RoSIS-Cornupln good strained. ~ 40: r. 81 300
e. M = ~ 90; g. 81 G5 II. 81 20: / 81 75 z. 81 s..
NJ 81 o5 y 50 90 W q. So ,o ". So
STOCK.
SPIRITS turpenne W.; Sn,s
Tar V'' N"''
Charleston Dee is-Tuil 4rtne market firm at SIC
AL ed. Rosla quiet, unchanged
Savanna Dec. l3.-Sprts turpcn.lne opened hIm at
81 &c bid with u go bblr closed firm al 3I.c.
with sales of casss. receipts? 9e4 Resin firm sales
575 bbls receipts COL. quoted closing: \, - -. .
0S,asi: T. flQSl %; q. s. TO- II. 81 25; 81 3D. X
s, 81 ~ 81 90: ~ 81 70: " @. 81. W W. s. 20
Wilmington Dee l3.-splrlis tuspentne firm. &c and
3eisc. receipts 30 bbls. ,sosln firm DIEc and sio2s
receipts 36 bblg. Crude urpentine Arm 81 30 - and
49, receipts ~ bbs Tar hrm 81 10. receipts. 40 bills
London. Dc. l3-Lnsetd oil. l6s lad. Petroleum.
spirits. SKA Turpentine spirits @Js ID centrifugal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec i3-Receipts cattle to-day were unususy
small but prices barely steady buyers showing no
take hold and asking concessions IN SOM
The class q offerings was fairly g9oi oon,0n
50 sOas4 % fair coed shipping steers
for 81 5oQs5 50. while prime to fair cattle we;e
disposed Of IS eOass 10 socker. and teed.rs ssd
selling for ssaSs Il while prime Its brought sed'e Is
Offerings Of hogs but the demand Was active
and prices ruled stronger with sales largely &c ABOVE
yesterdays closing quotations Hogs snln an Va, "a 4,
asa s2i, for good - prime lots heavy packing os t,S
for 50 3ods3 40 The bulk Of the oNenss 500 oI ~ -
asa go prices showing marked net narro"s "
The average quality fair. A fair demand caused an
advance ~ 10c In choice lambs ana ch"ic"
sold better weights were again dsc,In,na h
against ~ tie sheen were FED Wes"onS sna '
lambs found buyers at SASS ~ FOR inferior 70 prime ios
feeders selling - 4OGs+ e.. Receipts -Cat'e -"'
head; hogs ~ 900 head: sheep 1000 head - c..o
steady at 50 5g.. - sheep 50 2Sas4 Lambs
steady AZ -. -, 49,, .,-o,oh
Fast Rurrao Dec 1aReceipts q sale ara ,nrrne n
to-day were: Cattle 90 cars: sheep and lambs ~ cas-
boe"' AZ ca shipmants-Cat,le Is cars. stsep and
lambs cars hogs 81 cars cat'leA ,.% soss' ,.c.s
cold to aay in small lunches at about YESTERDAY
on the good kind. Medium cattle were az 800 in
shccn and iambs-The total offerings were ~ o'r
Guiding 90 loads left over and oals , abou, hal, Of
re- orrorinqs selling and bulk - tics" Wee
~ tho lot THO basis of lamb prices was - -np ~ >.
WIN ANYTHING like a liberal run ~ sale ,ror nov -
the Ars Of the year prices are liable - ,. rood n
cho,cn TO ox,ra were quotable at 81 2as' 80, goo" =,
.h,,co $685. ., SHEER choice. - 2onN' y" s . "a
choice sa1s4 o. Hogs-The offerings were ab'o. 80,
loads Including 10 loads left oyer. rcgS a, l,,e
demand for good weights ard heavy TEX, ,oro A.,
s,r"rgor rces hut pigs and light weights w VS., "a
ecul, N cell Veavy nuo'sMN ~ 80 a.s.o "a.
n,edlur, a 4nGs3 pooi weight Yorssra =. ,n ~ 90
t 60 20 nos 81 casa rourNs. 81 HoTS3 w. sres
90 ,00 20 = The god weight stun was cioansn up o
800 wero several loads ~ light hogs loft over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

nrces ncharsei. American mdtng go ne ,a is
,, ~ rav we're 10000 bales. u when 10" '.il"s
- '"r 49,, and export and included "a" pai >
an.rttan Futures opened qule; with m,.sIate ir
barely stsndy. American inintIiht ~
pscenber 56iaS ed buyers psccmi.r "gi i,cr
IA and February. ! > pii huN'-s,
9,shp,ary aad March Gid sellers March ana April
sGiG3 7.Gti buyers. Apr and Nay "'a, ,,'
ae-s4d seer. Jul, and August 3e,bia5 10 80 buy,
-, arT cen,e,nter T. ga sellers september sna
0ceher - ~ io-cit buyers October and NoVehD''
O OF BUYERS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

CINCINNATI Dec l3-Four dull Wheat urn ~
ed $50 Corn QUIET No mixed S4'2c gay. 80 a.
~ rxed 2ssc. Rye quiet; No = DOC. Law isLsy
az ruik meats steady. - 80 Bacon easy DIV. ramsrv
ouet 81 o. Butter easier. lower fanoy E.s am Eggs
firm 100. Cheese steady ~. N,,,bsrn
Milwaukee Dec l3-Wheat higher; No ! No', usi q
az harley quiet; No 9 4sd4sAc; sample fo"f
'' ,toonoiis Dec 13-Wheat strong; December ~
Ma "a <fTlisc: on track No tard, 647ci NO N0''
eoisc. To . Northern. 6lisc. Flour unchanged
pbi,aaelnhia Dec l3.-Vheat firm and .e hen . w
1s nAremher 7lGI1lc corn quiet but hrin ~
xed December old 3sS.u5'c besrnost, N 2 40
3ei,c oats firm No white clipped 35H"Ssc, ,rhonyal'
10 mixed pped 32c. Provisions ss
~ drn, unchanged. Butter STEADY. ~ raa,hy
creon,erv 2oc do prints 23c. Eggs urn dts, ar
o5c' IA Western 2i1?jc. do SOUTHWESTERN = ~ mn
er, SOC cheese firm and higher; New torN
creau fancy l0Lnllc, Nev-fork fac'oty on nhls 81
n W wheat a. hush: l52Wp busn 80 W.
II 600 bush Shipments-Wheat' Low o''" YUM
bush: oats 5000 bush - ,u ,a,,s a. 3OQss A..
:, Iauls Dee l3.-Flour dull patents - '""s me-
,aioh,s 80 O5GS3 10. clears 81 I3Tss W, 10" 70 ais
, ogs2 so Wheat-Spot higher No req oasn
nun . ro,r bid: track 9isG10lec December
- co16gi.c: July 644c NJ hard easn YIN y, r..
49,, Snot higher: No cash. &c DO ne'"uoe ,l,
>,w ~ asa Oats-spot higher; 10 casn, &c 9
raSk = nc; December, 2'c MAJ 2''se: No 49,,
bSan easier sacked last track DOC bu5t u 'o"'''
Tpsi1 bee l3.-Wheat higher ana nIm' 80 ,d m
, Decen,l,er osac bid; My. GS'ac BID '9rh ac',s
ani higher. No mixed. $i'.c oats Dun ana n,m'
cru 'xi &c RYE unchanged; No cash. % o. 40,
rrr seed active and steady; prime cash od' 80 lie"
Si 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

s,o,cs houeve:. he neglected 10 fasien Il to his
s'hn0e while rufrng away ronferi"ty his po.s
COW n.,d.niv Ter ID 70 the waters r'ge and the
line on his rel gas carried on a. tre' M Nous aus
sp,u H.. German arose ard In doing 80 the pipe
Sonnsd from his mouth. Zen into the water ard
ssa,nL' 10 The bottom Of the lake
st Tts yss twenfv-two years eRo few days agc
nave Hicks a Blacksmith ~ Pontiac. WIS walktns
a,ang the beach At the lake. when ne spied pipa
Wing on the shore He picked II up and brought y
10 no city While showing 4 In the hotel Lima
hurs r.copnlzed (, MS SwizZengers pipe. the same
strlng being attached TO II and The pIe In as good
condition as when lost. He offered Hicks fau
price for the old relic and II being accented. tee
ppe now adorns the showcase IN the hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

~, % Flour ouet: receipts. .a'S hbl.:
pprnr patcnr a: TO- winter DO 81 s ss @ per
hhu q, sS@si o., per hhi Corn quiet rereins :,
rnsh: s,esmer Yellow. 4oaios ~ = &c o oas \" 3
asG9asc Mfeed steaay bran s9rinS 81 a'u Io ss
so =. pu,,nr nrm Northern 2lsc Western 2,h6,n
It;lon l5aisc: ladies' &c Cheese hrm' N'''"''"
aisTiOisc; Western. ?-4HloNc a., ~ +,
nno t9-snring ohcot quiet steady; c No /
hard 75Nc Nors 72s ~ ,c ~ ToTs" re Tsc
WlheT M.s WI, ,,rmirv: No yellow. 2f.c: No yn,"'
Az 10 corn 3iNc: No corn sts soitc. Va 4
MAJ oot l,aoc Bare Nothing doing: nrmy h''' ~
~ominaiIy Sc on track for No flour s'eauS' O.,
Chicago. Dec i3.-The leading FUTURES ''"S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

$40, cle-ed steady Win qu2is,9n and
he basis Of i3i lee for middihg "a &C respectively
last year sales s07 bales included ~. e. south
contract. sc1l 10
markets (nddng quoted was fepo .,sady et sac:
ls,sI Exchange as follows: mobile steaus toies
sales 700 bales Savannah cute; a, go nrTn At &c
Charleston nrm a, SAC hid o h,fs ranore nom
al 5s.c Augusta quiet and ',esay n,ss 1850 bales
Galveston steady i6c sales sfo pea,.ls s,eed,
leans steady at 5~c sales 1900 bales "e"p
The expat movement thus far this season mas oee" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

tmaed 70 be 1900 1900 bales. against u" g1 cr
actual last 1873 ha.es lnrt wear "a co o.
rows receipts Housion were estimated AT All
IL 800 ha.es against 1860 bales last week anu ''
bales last L.. .orn-
Receipts al the ports and interior r,n,s 70 oss' '
pared with the day last week and las' yea''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

ExP'rs FOR the week $50 bales OF hay since January
277.e06 bales.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily receipts ~
milk and cream the different railroad distributing
points in and near city for the week have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

Rio-Cof.e market steady No Rio. 5000: Exchange
32d; receipts 200 bags two days. cleared for the
United States 1000 bags; cleared FOR Europe 1000 bags
stock 27sOcO BAGS
The statistical position Brazil as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

n. NEw-yoRK-o rEENsI MS \IhIooi. ,,o
A., ,..,,c 1tc- bee. iJ.nlfn isf'iht .N t"f -"
"i"se' Dec a. 3 o. hAjtsu' '''. -, =,
css,raanlc 800 Dec. -. noon ,'nn. Tues S"" -
.,a pee ~ room o. n.fIf . A. ...'
leuu ,,.s IN Cymrir. $50 up. German. a,
80 ,,a,ss,,c Teuionic sT5 Second 'h.n ~ %
sO w, r., "a class IN Cymrc defn1nc ana b''an
up"a 90, 20 On Majestic and r-uionic s-'~ "e'r"s'
tax additional -. 1900. ,-,,,r,,l., ,uti, 10
Fo' P's WHITE SrAE LINE . 80
=. xo,,h river ON . broadway. n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14
GiidnoJI,

~~>>-o~>~N @~->>0~->N0
TGSICNAEn NEW s&Gl&N0Yglar
VIA svC.'D ...-Ni'"' ..,. H..
~. aa- is.'eF.
&c ci w. \. r.. .oot Warren - ~e,H D"'' V',. %
~ -tr- llfian dn1 Etls 'in'. 'i'h's-'e "' ess.
sTo>tNskON Lane sion'."'e. '-''t' -, 's 81 81
y =, loot OF Slrin ~ r'tN y',,- ''' "
t..,,,sr. ya.ur Sew b-inpshi4- ,. Do, M
NORWICH LINE VA ~" i i"' '',i, Al : 30 p ~
~ - ..,x - lsaei ana ,iiy 81 Noitrsi-'-
JvI\GSTL, LINE. W.sr i"tb st'-'''F T. HE
~ Saturdays SIR, b.awn rs sni o' wa ,sro, Mi-
cur 90 'srt-e IL i PARK EsJ9us. Assi nhns..-
,o'' I'm - a h r. Tor ar ooin- ID asA ,, ..sn.
~ AMspEl.i. LINE steamers. ieaNs re- = ~ 80
X 80 kiln strert. for We ''I1t 80 b..-s'
AS-wsli FIsikin Landing and Hc"Du'S"' We" a>Ss'
I, sunday. 4.
NEW-UAVF.N LINE. Pier -. l. N-SIn.
~ RICHARD PECK daily .excep, sandaS' 1t r. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

Foreign coffee markets: Sanios-Cofee market Arm:
EN3 averaee Santos. 1920; receipts. $4,000 bags 1.-TWO
days.; stock, 10000 bags Hamburg-Cofee market
opened d pfg higher. a. 80 unchanged sales.
5000 bags Havre-Conee market opened steady. y
franc higher; at IL unchanged: ? quiet
franc lower; closed unchanged TO J. frame higher;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-14

p.snts 90 breadsuns at interior points in Thousands
RE- cnbers (OoO) omitted Flour bbls. grain BUSH
as follows;
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clNAnD LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL va QuEENsToWTs,
rror, pier a. y r.. foot - Tiarkson 81
r.m,ra Dee H. \. ~ Anran.a. Jan noon
h'oa '''' p., =, noon Imlria Jan. ~, A. NJ.
= 4 SerNa. Jan. II. noon
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