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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-fork. December 20. 1903.

december
rorFrE-A; the co1ee Exchange the cheerful
sns recently developed appeared 20 he fairly sustained
~. 6o4,ng call showed steady market. with prices
,..cha;z.s % points higher on fayorabs Hsvrs
Tsrbus cables very small receipts RID and Santos,
,S~a warehouse deliveries IN this country and very
.,.sSr G-.t influences IN the market FOR spot
brazilian Flsrss Naturally there was bu li'ile disposi
% 70 undertake responsibilities IN Of the brace
=, HOLIDAYS s. near &; hand. Bat Il re fairly
se,v. scai Interchange resulting ~ sales Q, 49, $50 bags
~ 10 GAY Including 300 bags the call and 1900
Rag, u 70 70 Tho afternoon phases - The market
wee ssrsT1y The situation having the advantage OF
sr-. closing % he Esvre market a, 4, franc net ad
vance Ills led l'le local covering ard stimulated
speculative inquiries showing public prcjud4es In favC.
r, ne loiE Z account. and leaving the bull
oo- agent 1rs hopeful regarding the future or he mar
tr nom Ire speculative standpoint Brazilian coffee has
rs neglected ~ TIE public In favor Of stocks
and cotton claimed that the situation tustihes
The Nroa speculative Dte-est TOtdls market was
snay steady. unchanged - points higher spot Bra
,s1 ruled steady without further change in
prcss closing The basis % s7S G7c Cor No Rio in
v'ce Included IN to-iays clearances for this coun
t-y g. hays santos coffee in steamer Belova.
Arrivals New-York included Of the steamer
Blush Prince sgx-egat.Hg 81 900 bags q which
1850 Ri0 and 4557 bass Santos. special
ca he local Exchange from Havre stated tina; that
rs-ke; would be closed Saturday and Monday next.
TIE Of contract prices in ths local market to dag
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. December 60 1898.
BEEvEs-Receip's ver. = cars or 2Se hsat all con-
Feeling steady Dressed beef IN moderate demand at
,esterdays quotations To-day's cables reported de-
~ change refrigerator bsAf The Tauric sailed FOR
I,erroi carving 430 cattle equally divided between J.
saa 1herg and schwarzschiid & sulzherser. and
9o5 quarters u beef FOR other shippers Tomorrow the
Buffalo. Hun will take 800 cattle DIVIDED between
previously the Cerrnanic will carry
Liverpool quarters beet for Eastmans Company.
Trade limited for lack OK stock feeling steady All
sod S5aSs 100 n for common 70 prime veas and
s4Gss 30 tor fed calves 40 Westerns Or BARNARD
oave. sale. City dressed veas Arm at ediiisc and
stock reached l2c country dressed steady at 81
Ti Masn 2s vsss ia 10 average at IS
Pc Ia - DO - n. n s. 50 10 200 n a. - ~
r. L Hollis - veai-. 1'f n, AZ $. yeariins. go
= /. Hume qs So Ho ;, Ts e. 100 n at IS DO l0T
g tqr,s son. ! veal 2ot n At So fed calves.
and with sale stock. ga cars sale. Very
athoush aai r sheen q all s-ade. Late yesterday a
bunch q, Kentucky christmas wethers weighed up
transaction. today we're s. 2la for fair sheep and
81 20 for decent State lambs Three cars Of stock were
sses~H. II. Hollis: IS state lambs es y average. a,
Harrington Co date yesterday; 10 Kentucky christ
: Juds & c.. dat yesterday: IS Kentucky lanb.
20 y at s. 80; y Kentucky sheep loi n az 81 ,,,
al fair to prime Hers quote. 50 5oass % per 100 ~
choice hoaos 50 !: s' wy. IN The sos DAY s ~
nyerase al SO 90 per- 100 n do ie7 n s3 60 20
state do. i2e n At 50 90 pa Western pigs 100 ~ at
Newton < - date yesterday: % hos. 1855 n.
J. II Hum. Bro oais yssterdsy'; s' stat. hogs i4s
n. a, So G5. roughs. 800 10. a 81
H 9l. I'; ar 5, IS s isasss soss ~ Il
81 20 20 do zoe 10 at 81 IS, boar. 30 ID. at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
ERIE RAILROAD.

rnr,ug, trains leave Sew-York foot o.. cnarnbers 81
90 1.ows and FIVE minutes earlier from Wesi 90 81
o.oo a N.-Vesbued Express daily for Blnsnam'on:
VEL Eimra Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Bunaio
p NJ paror 20 Buffalo -. -, ..r. s,,Ls
d., n u W-ves;ttuled limitAd-Fast mall daly. solA
a. fo- trcago Arrives Cleveland 80 A. NJ ChcAsa
NJ sleep.rs chicago, Cleveland ana 'lneihha'-
Dining Car ,,....,.., v..,,nu,., Fx,r.s.
49, Arrive. al Buffalo 7.05 A. NJ. Bradford 20 ~
jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown lO:2. A Ms
Cleveland ~ p. Sieepers 70 Buffalo and cleveAno
are Library Car. r--t,.
Vsvrrly and chicago. Sleepefs q hornesvile chicago
s,,yct yrs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN 40
coMMODATIoNS Al III us 26i toi and %. Bro 9 =
~ chambers and 23d-s, ferries New-lork SsS
ana so Futon-st Broadway. Brooklyn l22 River 81
Uohoker and Jersey CITY station New-Nork Transfer
co calls ST and checks baggage from hotels and fes>
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
OTHER NARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Dec 90 Receipts OF cattle to-day were small
and -Tes steady The percentage Of choice
Gseres li--at mostly az low range
O, price. Ordinary fed Westerns made up the most x
to c.f.rrgs selling 1896 few prime lots going
- - i-1,s, ~ GOOD choice Texas steers brought
s. Ss0k 20 St'ckers and feeders sold mostly az 81 "a
cattle bringing 81 3OnSi 40 calves
soI A. s3as5 The market ior hogs Was very SLOW ana
s..,~i~g rost ~ sales made al concessions
- - a. IN Yesterdays early quotations Sales were
mac, ~ common los A. 81 i5TS3 A.. the greater part Of
The orenrs gong OF 81 3jg$ ~ for heavy and AZ - -
sra 10 f,r Vgh' weights Fls sold n Sps5 ~ The
Isl prices were obtained early The decline IN snesp
checked today by Nxat receipts There
was fairly active demand 81 $685. ~ foF connon 70
,rlue r,rks z lambs being largely at 81 I3hso -
Nssrn lambs sold 81 IS ass 30 yeaTngs found BUYERS
a, 3. osGt, 20 Western sheep al - 2oqN ana native
sheep ~ 81 j0dsi 10 Heeep's -" nean' ots'
5000. sheep. 600 .o.oa.oo. c.,.,.
s,rrrr 81 s0asi 70 sheep steady. Sc aogs' Lambs
S!Qts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. DEC. 2o-Cotion quiet; riiilng o7-i6c,
low iddling. 56c good ordinary. +el6c: receipts.
800 bales: exports Great Britain. 30 $50. to the
Continent G75 1900; sales. ~ stock 364 ,6s
Baltimore, Dec. 90 Cotton quiet; ufdng jN+c, low
mlddlng 5-6c good ordinary 4l-l6c gross receipts.
go bales stock 2039@
savannah. Dec oD-Cotton Arm. nniddlins. 5isc; low
lding life; receipts OCT bales exports % Great
Britain 72os. coastwse. 3ss7 sales. Oh stock, l33 "i
Memphis Dec 2O.-Cotion easier; middling. 5sc, low
mIdIng 4hc good ordinary. 7-6c: receipts B. 40
bales gross 3 Ss1 shipments 5l5l sales 400. stock.
1891
New Orleans. Dec. co.--Cot,on quiet, mlddlng 50
low mddng 4l3-l6c. good ordinary. 7-l6c; net re-
ceipa 81 22 bales 3207 exports to Great Britain
400 Continent. 1000; coastvise 272 sales 1000;
stock, 1913 22i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
SHORE r. r.

r-,lns lsave F-anklIn s.; station. \. Y as foII0"s
and Is m later from foot q W i2d 81: n.uv o.,
Ix,aS r ~ CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daiy,. ,o'
ahanv syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara avs,
Cleveland Detroit. chicago and 81 LOUIS ATTN r
Chicago and St Louis afternoon DINING IA
b,4S p N go m later foot w. 42d St. chicago ahc
Louis Limited. Daily for Utica syracuse t.oSn
es,Ar buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto pe'Fo''
Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis n... d.,
1880 p NJ Daily FOR Utica. Syracuse hoches'e'' nu'
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto . vo.,..
SAB p NJ Daily FOR Albany Itica sy'aeuse e,svs
Ter RlNalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. N.e'e-
land chicago and ST. Louis
r,rne tables at principal hotels and offices Baggage
ch.cEed from Hotel or Residence b. Westcott Express
- LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. y. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21

DO cod3oc Michigan Wisconsin. etc: Michigan. ~
a23c. No Michigan combing. roc, No Illinois comb
ing 2gc No Illinois comhins. 2sg2,c. V New orI
New fIair pshire and Vermont &c. No J. Newly TX
Hampshire and Vermont CSC delaae Michigan, 264
&c unwased onequarter and three blood 2oy
pic I-nwashed medium. etc.f Kentucky and Indiana
quarter blood combng 2Og2lc. three-eighths bool
2a22c. Missouri onequarter blood conoing zoe. brali
c0ntng iS4igc: and Georgia lon2Uc Texas woods
Spring medium az MOI b9isc; secured 4og!2e sprg
Montana nne medium and fine 1916. secured. 90
staple 47G4sc. Utah Wyoming: Fine medium SiaS5c
secured 4774sc Australian secured basis
Combing superfne 7Oa72c. good. 65gesc: average GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21

cash ggoaHs wee Re g .5 5GT ahe sou5 s 70
f fss. %Pss' 80 % ''t corn
esT Fl 9 qs'c <, 20 white. ga :,ss. ssss -
qs s. oaTey Ssa as g. 40 lne nsHss SEX
Per b S Gass sT Per 100 n 5. S5aS' 10 .S.a is9
TiS, s'de d. short Gear 70 sides boxed s.
s. w ds,sTs finished b. food; Psc sh has 81
today the bui s5 @aFSe b. wss saoo Eggs
a asis. ' trs.s 2i taa &c. "' ''
cincinnati De- s',s9y Wheat o aas' STEADY: SG
NS ' mixed 2oc Rye steady sc Butter ,soI Ne
ehsnsea ansy E acn Es ss, stead & cheese nm
No spring e,ass, TO- Rye easier 5a 10 a' Barley
Minneapolis Dec 2owheat easy; December, %
MAY 90; on track, No ! hard e.'.S No Northern
ei'.c; 10 Northern s2.e. Flour unenansea. .o,
Philadelphia Dec 2owheat and &c SHe5 &c CON 2a5
tract srade December ~ d72ise Corn FIRM XS o ms s
dy@ 70 o Th s' p ped BsisaS 20 d. s 10
mixed clipped. 32a32se Wool hrm unce e,t<ss beef
Wis, sons Is s Tea. Gs do wtsssT lasi3 smoked bet
tnafk' g and s, iTsdfI' cured 'ff n erce 5gc hams
kd e brand ard S. tsfFas ss: ss sao i1 pickle
cured - p5c Do smoksf ssesc PEN. mans, 49,
cured t 3 svs DO smoSs s. 'sg a S.as..9
brand END average sae s Do pure ba ey oo
+. butter steady. fancy Western creamery 22c 30
z5ns 2. +; Essi ssaay 5s;A do 'ssaSs
nrm New YORK u Zoe fap R3nii sugar. Arm and
10 ara "a were siysn,ed 81 c . bs eorn as 90
4
hush. oats 900 bush. shlpments-Wheat e5'"" Dush'
corn o33 coo bush. $500 bush
:, or,s nee ~ Flour unchanged Wheat-srot
steady 30 cash elevator es'sc track 'le Nay. ~
so. cash - fDic ',rn-spQi ftrasl, - .
cst s2c hid December 32ac. MAY. 90 &c asked oats
higher cash 27'.c bid track - beeeneer =,
track 5Gc Butter higher. creamery, lss@-sci Dairy
i44iSc Eggs lower. lSc.
Toledo Dec c0-Wheat lower. No cash an :
December r-,i7c. May 70isc corn quiet. easy, ~ :
mixed 35i.c oats dull steady. 70 mixed, TIC X. ?
animal No cash 54isc bid Cl1terseet Dun io~rVi
rrmA olt S. IN: new cash and December ~ 20 old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
From foot OF Liberty ST.
days e4:3O 500 1000. III 30 Dining Carr. 4.
NJ 100 80 e 90 Royal Blue Limited. 900 Dining
Carr 600 r NJ. LIB mdt. sundays. s430 1000. I'll 80
Dining Car A n. 20 600 Rol a, Blue Irn.et. IS 90
Dining Carr 800 p. NJ, " mdt. Additional trains
Tor Phnadelghis week days. 74'. 20 A. N $50 +;oo
40 f3O 1900 p. NJ. Sundays. BOO A. NJ, 400 p. NJ.
Tickets and paror FOOT, Of Liberty ST..
whitehall St. ii3 72. oct 4st. e4t i.2st 1923 Broad
way 131 9th RI 14h St. 1853 East l23th ST.. ara
West lolth St.. 25 Columbus Az. New York: Court
The n. Transfer Co VIII call for and check baggage
from hotels residences destination.
sFror Liberty 81. only
tFrnm South Ferry at 3 q p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston lee oo-A large amount ~ wool has chsns.e
hand. re-@ mis- week. Including more than @foVp 10
fru.sfir and as The feature I'M. "-rf
So t.e, fte r..l arnaai flr Australian wool Tho
prica paid IL much below the cost u iWroaton anp 1
rsar.e s soon cleared fleece woods nave me- WIN
fair BURNERS az nominal prices TERRITORY Nos re
being sold fairly well ruling prices The f'il'~'hss
are me ouofaiiors u leading descriptions ONO snl
p4rnsvlvanla feeces Y and above 2bc. w. -, ~
and above 2ec dealne. oy5oc No eomoins JUG No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite Coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic SignAie
Stations In New-York foot OF Liberty 81


-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations In New-York foot OF Liberty 81
and South Ferry whitehall st;-.. ~
Leaving time South Ferry foot w hl,ensl' NJ
is i've minutes earlier that given below sof Law
erty ST.. except when noted .
rains leave foot 81 Liberty ST. a.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Cnunx.
400. 7:i5 2 10 A. NJ. n2 n. 70 Eastonl 80 ";W -
Eason) t5:45. q 30 10 Eas,on.l P N SunasyA 's''"'
q 90 TO Easton) A. n; 100. % go 90 p 81; m eIo
For vnkesbarre pt,s,on ard Scranton. '1'" 81"
For Reading and Harrisburg At 400 $50 20 a.
1000. 1890 10 Reatingl a. ". 1:3o 40 ZOO 20 a.
f'ooO TO Readng) p. NJ. 12l5 night Sunday ~
IL 30 10 Reading) A. NJ. 100. l:3c $3.50 ooo T. "'
1913 night -. ..ro
sanbury Lewl:bus and wniss~ l, :. Sun sun
days. .4so A. 81 90 30 500 N. 1918 night
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
Grove end points Point Pleasant st5o "a
only 70 sa Giro $40 G0:i5 only TO Red BanW, uS~
4. NJ G:t5 70 Red Ran). q 40 only 70 RED banD'
si:is $40 els p NJ Sundays stops az lhe,,as s.,
Ri Fo4 A,a nj 40 sf F $50 $50 1880 !~
$50 1875 e5 fcH, su .,SEwo ~ 4 NJ 400 p
1870 $50 1ol5 81 = Il " is5 80 i4o P. NJ. sun
isfsh gs;. ..s 90 $50 lS' M. H' &c.
Fer TOTS R.vsr and nar.sEst - 30 $50 A. NJ i'~o'
For Atlantic City vneani. and sridse'on, '4so A. NJ
Nsvsslns. .aso SO 'le' 40 g. ia5 40 p 4.
Sundays. a,oo \. NJ p. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dee 20 m-Cotton1Spo' n l fsiF s.
unchanged. American Midding 5-0-l INC
lie the Aav were 10 bales. Of which 900 were
fr speculation export and included BOO american
yecenfs 4 900 bal Including +o.-to American fH
lures opened quiet with moderate demand ana clo-a
ouief bar steady American midIling. l" iilddllhs
eause p.-enne- 1913 2-Gil sellers December ana
January l-s4g3 ga sellers January ana feornsIs
March AMI April. i-cid sellers Apri and MAY stoty
\ 2 H,A BUYERS May and June. seas 5ii buyers
Iuna ana july -6ia3 7G4i sellers: July and AuKus
z : att buyers. August and september HpS vfi
xsiue Sepsmber October. Vii sellers. october
and November, s Vid sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston. Dec. ooFour quiet receipts $50 bbs. spring
patents 81 S0s4 90 winter patents 81 5ast clears and
IS 2j4s3 20 COrnneal STEADY sigsc per bag
81 Sjasl 90 per bol Corn quiet; receipts ,3Olo bush
steamer yellow. 4liGiliac No .. 1870. oats nrn, re-
cepts eG7 bush fancy 35is a36c Nos and No 3 34s
G35c M.feed quiet bran spring. slt ~ winter so .
middlngs s4 2jGSlI Red Dog -four, 81 10 Butter firm
Northern. 2G21isc Western, &c; imitation. l5dl6c;
ladies. lic. Cheese firm Northern lO1glle. Western.
io4aio.o.
Buffalo Dec. c0.-spring wheat quiet. steady No l
hard 7si:c: No l Northern. 73c No Northern. ioc
Winter nominal No red. 12uI2i.c on track No /
white re in store Corn scarce and stronger No vel.
low 80: No yellow. 3si7c No yellow. 36izc No 8
corn 3sisc: No 4 corn. 36c. oats firm No white.
3la.c 80 white. Sic No white, 3oQSoisc. Barley
arm: offerings Light rye dull No in store. Gle Flour
firm.
Chicago Dec. ao-Tre leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations loot West I'D 81 Penn. r. KJ. CorIahdt o.
Desbrosses 81.
sindicaes tim. from West 23d 81, Other figures snow
time from Cortlandt OF Desbrosses 81.
'8,45. 1900 A. NJ daily for Easton and Intermediate
stations
.,:5o su5 A. ~ daily for wrf.KEsBARRE. scRAN-
TON ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO,
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal local
points. dining and parior car TO Buffalo,
81 80. IL 100 noon daily, except Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
pENNS YLVANIA
RAILROAD.
HAIL1oAD,

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD sTREEr
1ne The .sE1s Tine an" from bessrs.se. and ranas
Streets minutes later than that given oe'0" ''
100 A. 81 FAST MHL-Puman suns. r.r,or c Sss
New YORK to Pi,tsburg. Sleeping Car Pittsou'S " VII
so A NJ, FAST LlSEp,t,SuTs s sp4 GI'v. P%n.n
o on sespns Dnns s%o. 4assss and cOenns
i,a SsIs, For Chicago ceEeSnd' i0's'O'
1.5o y: Vi. cnicAGo ANp 81. LOUIS EMPRESS.
sgr Nashvis (sia CnennstD. Indianapolis C"eAs''
$50 r. VI. WESTERN ExPEEss-FOr Chicago Foe
40 p. NJ. soG GiTSI ExpREss.-rGr Pits
~ Ptc Gi7Sl"fs HHas".GS r.ss
ssr:s Ns Aii io AMP % hSaoRa East iSsrS
10 a%AsMisSsirr,oSs 1 And I'f lnE soSTM ~
1850 S s I'd" !nns sS: I'm '" ali fafloe and
Dining G9rs 20 Dining car, so .Dnns &C Sarf n s
carr $40 'coasressicnsi Lin, all Parlor ana "a
Dining Ssrs). 20 Dining carr. 4Sc Dining oar'' 3D."
sGrTHERN RAiLwAY-Espress 40 D. m. 1905 night
Atlantic COAST LrNE-Ezpres.. go a m and $50
ff GE o6 F6Sr o "MRSR4 AED 81
A IA S5.ss ss9, s4sssA
E TsS sn4.yS
Stree, s,a:ioa) $50 a. n. 1870 20 ard 80 m
ss9fs So s H. S s's $40 D :;s 'as
Sundays. 9Ij H.. Is p. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. "A
6.l0 20 $50 % $50 20 950 Penna LiTited) %
pnine can 1870 Dining Carr, II 80 M; ~ o. ~
$50. $50. 10 40 Dining Carr, 40 ,pinins arc
$50 Dining Carr 40 80 p. LOS night sundsys
6i0. $50 $50 800 . 30 Gimitedl. $50 l0S eDtnins
Carr A. H.. l50 Dining Carr. go. 40 tDnlng SHrp'
40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carl. I+o $50 p M
L. % ngh, -.
Ticket Offices MOI, 4el ga 1898. 1923. III and 2el
Broadway Astor House: West Twenty-th'rd stress
Station foot Of Desbrosses and Sortande
Cour, street Fulton Street, ss Broadwy
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; s,ation
Jersey city The New York Transfer company VI, ea
for and check baggage from hotels and res'csnc'-
through a. destination.
Telephone 2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
J. r. uf'rcHfXS0X J. r. WOOD.
oene-ai Manager General passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21

cOITON-specu.ation IN cotton 70 day rnodeFate'
The market opened qu,e, steady, with prices un
etnsed 10 ar advance Of point The course OF prices
vas quite irreguar within narrow range OF variations
ne turns being governed by local inerchanges rather
thar ~ from without hv public orders. ~h'rh.
10Y the day. slack The best prices q the session
were seen 'he opening call At the lowee. point the
market showed under liquidation c,
few small long Tire narks, rallied from the e
irene depression claims that the Southern spot markets
were sustained and The demands for PRINT c0tnS
were active al full prices Reports from cry gOoda ls
ccis also q highly favorable character IN the
afternoon few investment orders were executed when
styancec prices apprecaby The later weather advice
va-usy construed and this account both lon1s
tnc shorts showed hesitation II was claimed ms afte
loon Aa .he has been growing OF late ana
that movement 10 will be hsely TO make Us ap-
lsarsnce ancina'ion q the holidays. unless some
positive bear faster turns W In the time. Apart
from this possibility however. not mucn Is expsctet o.
he market the Of Arctuat'one III after ne Ne"
Year reached One OF the possible factors 81 disturb
liquidation OF January Interests when
believe. stiM quite extensive The market mere
csed qr.t steady UNCHANGED 10 points net lower
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
folioWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
e. OHIO r. r.

sCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 20 1903
Leave NewYork. whitehall Terminal Sou,h FERRY a0o
foot o, Liberty Street. ,
CHICAGO 81 30 a m from Liberty street only, y y
2 m. ami 'l2.l3 night. ~ $500 -,
PITTsRrRG. ago a. m from LIBERTY street onl'''
0cTTN1SINNAri' ST. IoUrs. 'a.55 m, '5s' ?. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21

Holder. Of spirits turpentlns took aivantas. ~ ne
exhibited ~ late advance their prices &c
IN the New-Yor. market today. Prospective buyers.
however ere not inclined purchase At the advanced
quotations and held on awaiting reaction The market
closed quiet but rnly held. Rosn and had but little
demand bi, closed steady Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars 81 ~. TAR OIL hbls. So go
SPIRITS Tr'RPENTINE- i3a43isc. -
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained. VI foItl f2n; ~
q 10. = 81 So O. s. 90. H. 81 s. l. 81 10; X 81 IS H.
81 q5; y So Is: W c. 81 30 W ". 81 ~
STOCK
sn,rtfs t,,rrenn. Observation-Disclosures. 2o35 barrels
i-4V Dtt'rt'
Wilmington. Dec 2o-spIri,s ,urpentine firm 80 $3.50
receipts. 50 btls Rosin-Noihing doing. receipts, l4o
bb urper:ine firm. 81 30 81 90 ard 81 80, re-
ceirts bhls Tar firm. 81 10. receipts. 256 hhls.
charleston. Dec. 2o.-Turpen,ine market firm al SOC
Ros.n quiet unchanged.
savannah Dec. 2ospiri.s turpentne firm at 40. hit
sales 81 this. receipts 1883 fbs R7sin firm and IN
hanged: receipts 1.O2i bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.

wAsHINGroN BALTIMORE t75s. 'e.55 tpnsr.
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1877 Bowery y Y 339 344 Fulton st. Brooklyn white
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21

Eo--c0res market steady: No I Rio sS1T5 exchange.
2Sl receipts 70 900 bags days. cleared for the
ri,d states 5000 bags: cleared FOR Europe ZOO bags
soek, $40 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21

good avsag. ssrto. 1880 receipts. 1900 bags Owo
days. STOCK. 61- 400 bags Hamburc-Cofee market
opened ptx higher. 2:ao p m unchanged 20 l.
!fe advance; sales 900 bass. Havre-Coffse marke
opened steady q franc advance at IL m unchanged
n. unchanged. steady. closed y franc ret lower:
,nal sales 1900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
receipts Of hay and straw FOR m. week ending
NAVAL STORES.

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Exports ~ hay for the week. 1900 bales
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-22
FORT MONROE NOTES.

There We're yesterday on the rolls Of
the United States artillery post at Fort
Monroe a total Of 1916 rank and file.
This number of men are embraced in
the seven batteries now stationed there
the battery complement having been
increased to 200 each during the past
year.
Even stern military discipline is re-
Taxed in obedience to the universal
spirit which makes Christmas pre-em-
inently the great American holiday. All
duty save the absolutely essential police
and guard tours will be suspended for
the holidays about Friday or Saturday,
and the boys in blue will enjoy immuni-
ty from all other garrison duties until
January End, 1899, the day before being
a national holiday. Christmas and New
Year will be observed in this way alone,
however, and not by any ceremonies.
The old Fort fire engine General
Stewart Van Vlict." named for a we'll
known soldier, was shipped to Norfolk
Tuesday for repairs and overhauling.
There is an efficient fire department at
the post.
More than 100 and perhaps $50 fur
loughs Of from ten to twenty days du-
ration each will be granted to enlisted
men. at the Fort to enable them to visit
their homes and loved ones.
Some twenty or twenty-five men de-
serted from the post after last pay day,
but this is not unusual of late, when so
many recruits have recently been re-
ceived. Some good men go, but often
the rule of the survival of the fittest
applies Some OF them repent OF their
determination and return, generally re-
ceiving a light punishment.
The entire garrison turns out every
fair afternoon for dress parade, a very
pretty display which is often witnessed
by a crowd of spectators. The hour for
dress parade Is now 4:30 P. M. It is an
inspiring spectacle to witness the parade
of so large a body Of well drilled men.
One Of the old obsolete 15-inch Fort
guns which had been buried in the sand
near. the For. was recently unearthed
and Contractor Trice has just succeed
ed in removing and installing it in the
ordnance park. It was no easy under
taking when it is remembered that the
gun weighs about twenty tons.