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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

posor Dec 1.-THE American Wool AMI Cotton Re-
porter VIII ,ay OF the wool trade; "A lI,s-
business has been transacted the wool market during
This IA the result az liberal p1fchaShs
both and small ty those nearbN anu
a, hae also been buying by OUTSIDE
usrfiss on speculative The purchasing has ph
good sizei lines or comes
tic wools taken including No washed ana 10
medium woods California ana lfNa-
80 a. well as good sized amounts Of Territory Pulled
wnois have also been conspicuous FOR their acuNv
prtces shoy no IMPROVEMENT however IN fact. safes
we're made last low figures as have been sreh
and al time have ne neecss SON a, - ',
,rcss taid woods laet week The SAFES az
he week In Boston amount 20 3->i"o pounds doinese
49, qaf 100 hounds foreign making total - 52l'vt
against total 3531 coo for the previous wesN anu
the corresponding week last year
So. .,,.a January Uses amount 100 1880 pounds
agri,s, ass 700 loo pounds last year at this time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York December -. 1898.
prrvrc- Receipts were 100 Or 2.ss2 head; IN
sna angle car export alive NJ cars 10 sauzht.1
co car. for making with STALE cs'e
CO ,s an sale6J at Jersey CITY end II AZ sStleh 81
S.svIiy supplied trade slack; genera
sne ~ i0c strong: bulls and fat COWS In cool &c
.ra,a ana firm: and medium COWS parey sehul
Ia. Nnnily cleared Common 70 choice naive SER,
IA a, q, 25fff5 30 per 100 10; ~ 81 e s. ~ bus
- casa Il moor 70 good 81 SJas3 20; Init.1
nuostr 81 choice extra fat cows and hus az ~.
a. ~ There moderate inquiry for dress'n %,
q; sTac Tor ordinary prime native SIDE,
a. day $40 cattle equally divided between J shainDels
"a, and srhwarzschd sulzberger: 1000 quarters OF
hes, Tor y Morris state % Nebraska win ~ en-
Fl. Tor Glasgow will hardly get 81 before Inursras
vhen the Trinidad will sail for Bermu1h carrying V"
catfie and 80 sheep for various shipf~rs 49,
-sherrnen 4 Culver. 10 Kentucky steers 80 ~
average NJ a. - per 100 n; ~ d. l?si 10 - - 20
do 1907 n, M % Ohio 40. 1916 n ~ 90 -" ~
1911 n, a, 81 g9i. 90 i2l1 ~ AT - -, - 90 70,
n, a, s. 20 20 DO i9p n AT - 40 ~ llnls ~. i'~.
n, n, e. ~ IL DO 1911 ~ =; - % ~ 10. llsl ~ az
A. ls,o n at 81 20 u DO ii7a ~ at - 20 ~ d. i1ss
NJ a, 81 CO. ~ 40 Ilo3 n at 81 90 ~ 90 lois 10 .,
a az Is d. IIaO n - 81 - DO ll2s NJ at - 90 ~
a. ios7 n AT 81 AZ d. l0's n. Of - 42h - CO. VS.
10 q - % ., 49,, . ,o,o 3, o.. {. On. Il
DO i,ss n, az 90 20 do 1853 n s 81 90 j. g. il5
m a. 81 5s d. Ilr2 n nj - 10 % virginia 90 i'.
~ a, 81 "a: ~ d. ii2s q. ~ - 60 orsn iso TO- nv
a. o. DO il2b n - 20, Do. ~" NJ at 80 o.
iiry N nj 50 bull. 1890 n AZ - 20 DO itFp ~ ~
"a. cows is5 H. al 81 10. do 1890 ~ at ~ .o -
fs5s n al S. 80 DO 1875 ~ at 50 20 DO llas az
81 COZ DO 1885 ~ at 50 %. do 1903 No. at w. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
sor.rHrpN COTTON MARKETS.

Orleans Dec. 4-Cottton firm. millling. &c.
low niddlirg i6c. good ordinary. Ice; receipts
lG j55 bales exports 20 Great Britain c3D 70 ne On
tlnen. eco clGstwse AS saes. 1900; stock +i5i:
Savannah Dec. li-CottOn quiet: middling, 0sci low
ndlng II 10. receipts S.lVi bales; exports 70 me
Continent 19Oos coastwse, 2o7S sales "a stock 'eof
rec,ed). 142 sss ,,,., ,c..
low inlddilng II lCc. good ordinary. Do, receipts
10 cia bales exports Great Britain. 4Ss to France
5Ti3. sales SIG stock BIS 90, -,
Mobile Dec. fI.-Cottton steady; mdiing 5,sc; loM
riiing 49,. good ordinary. 1f; receipts 4''
bales. exports c0asw.se. "a safes go stock +sUjs
Norfolk Dec 1l-C0tton firm. milliue. '-loc' ioW
rldng &C. good ordinary. . tr receipts oiil oalr--
exports Continent 300 cOastwse. %ol SAFES 80
stock 50. T2s. ,,,t.- &C..
low mIilng &c; good ordinary. 49,, net receipts
1900 bales: gross > IO2 shipments, 45os sales S'v'
stock i54 2s2 ,,,,. -. Ia,
rdtne 30. good ordinary. II l6c net receiuis l'''
bales gross SIS shipments IA sos sales % stoch
"a 100 ,, ,,,, -.
low mdlng 5-iGc good ordinary. ! ii loc gross re-
cepts 400 bales. stock. 22sIe s,,,,
Augusta Dec. 1i-C0tton quiet and stealf hlllllnR'
Ice low nidf,!ng i3c recepts. 2l5i Dales snip
rents 2iT sales. 4C+' stock. ME-. ~, 80. -
Cincinnati. Dec 14.-cot'on quiet; mi1dNnt. S.s,' %"
mddng 5ic; good ordinary, sac receipts %S'" pa"S'
shlpments 22lf. stock. IA s23 ,,,. to-
Houston Dec l4-Cotton steady miIanns = ,l.c'
low mi1dllng 10 iGc; good ordinary y iw
10 SIS bales shipments 1901 sales S'o' stocK ""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15


Chicago Dec i4.-Cattl- that we'll maturei sold
t. meet requirements. Sales basis Of 81 sOg
far grades 20 S0usJ ~ for good 20
choice shipping the bulk 4 the transactions
a, 81 GGs5 81 \ choice 20 fancy Christmas cattle
found buyers at 81 GGsG 10 For sOckers and feeders
The range was s3as3 The hog market again yielded
made at prices 2tc lower tran YESTERDAY Hogs SOLD
a. an extreme range 81 2jnS3 80 the bulk u the sales
being AT 81 40s3 I2is s1d largely AT 81 2CaS3 80
The shipping demand small Demand IN sh.ep ana
for poorest up to ~ for good to strictly prime
grades Westerns selling freely AT SO GdSi -. Year
iings sold at - o5nsI 90 and common y prime hoeks
OF ianbs brought Sass 40, Westerns selling AZ - %n
s. 10 Recepts-Cattls. 125co head; hogs. $1,000 head
sheen. 1870 head 100000. -
Cincinnati Dec l4--IIoss steady az sSGss 3Iit cat
lie steady go S0as sheep steady at 81 25Gsi lambs
STEADY at s4qs5 g. ,,
Eas, Buralo. Dec. Receipts Of sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty four hours
sasI AZ noon 10 iay we're Cattle re sheep and
lambs Is cars. hogs 2G shipments Cattle o2
cars. sheep ana lambs cars: hogs ~ cars cattle
The rnarke, was the position as for the
las; lew iavs The total sae receipts were one LOAD
calves were in moderate demand and lower Choice TO
extra veas quOtable at 81 OdSJ ~ good 10 choc
SGIsG 5o heavy fei calves. Siaf4 ~ sheep ana
ianhs-Tnere was no Improvement In the demand today
Lu the market continued dull and draegy, with Is loads
on sale Including loads Of Canada lambs Native lambs
choice TO extra quotatle 81 11ds5 2L good TO
choice - apf-5 10 common to fair. ~ IJu$J Snee.p
were quite dull were Guotaoie q, tigsa -
good 10 choice SO 1884; fair 81 ''HS' 90
Hogs-rhe offerings Hight about - loads On GOO,
medium were quotabe AZ 81 ~ the bulk of the saIss
goo, weight Workers 81 .oas3 81: eh~sieht, ~ 33l
81 40. pigs 81 30dS3 80 with couple 81 sales az - ~
roughs s3as3 10. stays. 81 25as2 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15

s s December January soos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. move
iHS HsD an sisPs s ns;.a in tn. -four
marxs. early was subsequently, lost owing to weakness
sg,%: nqSSs 'Ssa s:
Spring patents, Sc o by winter ns s sas s. co.
winter patents 81 ooqss So spring 81 sqs
no ssde q 0 arrive S esT1 MU @ g'F
fancy fSSS K a s ssSS:
Kln-dried s. icSs2 % as to brand w.. Rag MEAI-
slsTs ana 3. SSs TSs 9Ss 81
S Snfs : ssSS .s r: s f %sa city feed s'a' %
cer9ne Developed Tlerdsy the wheat broke badly
ne, lower Spring wheat receipts ciearances although
an in ' o abroad te Which, with lSHq the
OF unavorable Argentine adyices considered quite
closed Hs&d ioSer, Paris vhea, 1870 points on
and aSSr 10 points s ows while AnTSIp and Berlin were
r Sas that Rurss was
q Wheat s Sna sSs 1 a c0n
eSa ss es s % 60 loads an por sns
foreign selling Of wheat, quite heavy in the hnal hour
early buying Which ssvsnSsa Nay to j iss Was ersd
fore end when this support was Withdrawn later in the
DAY prices crumhied rapidly under bear attack Clear
M rcs S YORK s n h han II ies If so & s
Of -four and decrease OF 60 800 bush OF wheat
Pared with three dayr last week Ihe GsreTnmen, iur
nour ciearances 2a4cs.oco bush. compared with
Meantime the interior movement IL showing some re
markabe decreases compared with the previous week
In the last three days receipts at all interior points have
fallen of practically 2VnOO0 bush. largely Te reluc
In the Northwest. where TO days arrivals for IN
stance were only 1ld contrast 1900 last
"Wednesday and iI3 year ago. Northwestern mar
es were affected early by these figures and by the Min
nespolis demand. which Tuesday absorbed alto
get 100 bills The curb May quoted at 7Oie
1Os.c Quotations Of cash wheat b ahoat to arrive
were follows: No red, Tfc No Northern Du
luth 7ALM-3c. Northern Duluth. IlAc; No ! hard
Manitoba No ! Northern New York. II nc spot
.CORN-The arket IT first followed advancing prices
in wheat attended covering In the afternoon
however the market turned quite weak under realizing
and an EXPORT only II loads all ports Cearances
were also very and for three days 6oTu bush
behind the previous week while Chicago receipts were
scheduled 70 somewhat larger on THURSDAY Govern
rn4nt figures made November exports 100000 hush
Coupared with 100000 bush last The Liverpool
market after opening al hrhe-. reacted ana closed
unchanred 80 quoted str at Al sc b
afoat. O ATs-The market West WAS quiet. but steady
Receipts have been light but are OFFSET by small clear
ances' No Q closed at 3iSc. No oats &c No 2
white 33r: white, 32Tc track mixed. 81 csc track
white. 83l.G37c: NJ white clips, i$c Rik-Market
nrrcr., No Western. GDiRc d alOat. J?c I New
yo-e ali rail state rye JGac NewYo-k caflots.
HARI,FY-NArket quiet; feeding 81 s443c Buffa,o
mailing 5000, delivered New-Icrk. .BrCKWHEAT
Make, steady: quoted At 54c c New-York track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
THE LONDON COTTON MARKET.

r,ve-noo, Dec "a 81 m-Cottan-spot quiet. prices
unchanged American miiding 32i The sales Of the
which 100 were for speculation
ana export and included 100 bales American Receipts
II 900 balss including 200 American Futures ornc1
ote, moderate demand and closed steady, Amer
lean mlddling / c. December G-eia3 7o4d yaiue
Iecebar and January G0f sellers. January and FEB
ruary 3 C-Gid buyers: February and March. I t'd
seisrs March and April. 1Giu3 sd buyers, Apri
and MAY \ Ci43 CAD sellers May and June. j s-oid
buyers; June and July lOsid sellers July and August
10 -,13 IL buyers. August and SeptenDer i-"'d
sellers sepemher and october 10 1ig3 il 5id buyers
oc ,obsr md November ; i0-6ig3 II CAD value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave franklin st. Station. N. Y. az ioHo"s
and 10 m. lat foot VI W. i2i ST.: 4,
I::45 p. W. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily. for A.
bany Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara fnls,
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and St LOUIS; Arrives
Chicago and 81. Louis next afternoon. Dinlns Car
5.45 n 81. go m. later foot ". 42i st). oncago
and st. Louis Limited. Daily for Utica syrae r
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto De"o'''
Cleveland. Chicago and It. Louis. ~ -. NJ.
7,30 y. NJ. Daily for Utica syracure Rochester, Buy
falo. Niagara Falls and Toronto. ~,
S:f5 Daily. FOR Albany Utica. Syracuse focnes-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit. cleve-
land Chicago and st. Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and offices baggage
Hotel Residence nv Westcott Fxrrssa
c. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent y. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15

rorvToNThe recent indications Of broanenne al
80 - -,..en futures failed 70 naierlaHzr
,sHurt throughout the session The naAee ~ n-ices
~ ,--egtlarty In the main the ,ouses = m
uss s.r,ev upward The market opened $50 trber In
ta-e.f .-icss 10 an advance II point aru LIVING
49, c7 v5ints Covering was fea,ure, a'I onidae
account also cOnsllCuuuS'
49,. - ,ror.arl, long checked thes ~ Az
can saI Anne reaction from the 'Vp pI.s $50 " steady
-. 49, ,,er,one 81 the market was cirecteo ny -
60 ~rtv moderate stream Of buylns - s,.h
,,-.r ~ which came abroad ana from "e -
r. rroish rarksi advices. indicating NJ. s "nen
IA In f,,fres nj Liverpool after pae'y S.a mi.
- N ,,s decline took market by surpr,se ne ne
i'nst fee,trs was slyplemented by repo''s ~ ,,cs
t ,,,,iog further rise Of i-lfp sc IN me pr,
@. sno cotton at eral points OF ,hnt
,,,-. "a ven ne al ports. IL was aIso
cn5fi9rs IN the drygcods districts arc ronar hull
o~rires we're favorabiy inclined anon' 80 IN
HI a1enc was the failure Of port rece.ps 81 ,bls
=. 81 ,S,1.ej ae,res These wore estmateS earn I,,
rornirs al - bales CotOV taies ~, 1se the
,Te sr.,s figures totail.a only AoEl pair ;;in.tes
SAM time local proenosiicatcrs were .n n9 hees be-
a. ,he ,r,vsr~eu, for ALREADY 4'"c r5ing
fl,s 80, cement O. las, week for me eo'is ha ~
d. I.,,.r, h, Wall street WAS feature "a Va. ,ra
I've ,ossr, r-rraNorpble weather fepor's hns ~,
th1rts IT,. Official forecasts lncl1olns xnsrenced In
,ta cr'ir,f ve.rler of the season VIII De eNp''''"
The s,,,f .,l.nt- states nnd Florida 0-nlg ,olav
The range III contrac: prices IN the local "''
s follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave EswYork. foot u CaamDerssts
q. foIova ana ave minutes carrier from West zSd-st
uSn A. M.-VestibuIed Express daily Tor Bin1namtooR
wSysrly Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford. Arrives Bunals
,ao fsi ~ Vrsbued imi,ed-Fsss mail daily. Sole
80 o. fhlcsso ArrNes Cleveland 20 NJ, Chicago
p H. siespsrs to Chicago. Cie'e'sHa anu @'"s'"NA''
80 +. M.-Bunaio and csv.iana vsssisslss E.Irsss
n" JAMESTOWN 100 A. NJ. Youngstown io.T a. n.
~ 30 p NJ eespsrs 10 bua'" s"o >s'S'~Ass
Osfe Library Car.
w,sriy and Chicago sieepers 10 horneii'vle chicago
ana fa local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CoMMoDATioNs al III. iis cci. toi ard gs' Broad
i27 iod i25th-st ana 2,J Wee; Nth
a. Chambers and West 2ai-s ferries N.w,fork; SD
"a 400 Fnlrn-s Broadsa; BROOKLYN 22 Rlyer-st.
Innoren and Jersey City station New YORK Transse1
GO cars for and checks baggage from ootsls end rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
Railrcaos.
pENNS YLVANlA
RAILROAD.

RAILH DAD.
ana DEsBRossrs and coRTLANDT sTR s rdr,is,a,
Streets minutes later than that given be'o" 'S'
7.5o 4. II. FAST MAII-puiiman Bate. paror ca, Car
New York to Plttsburg sleeping Car f''sOus >" ~
Dso 4. N. rENSsYLvASIA LIMITED -1 Pullman
ton Cars For chicago cisseIand Toledo Cincinnati.
10 r. H. c ;H~,sS, ANp 81 LOUIS EMPRESS
For Nashville Via cincinnatD lndiShapo"s' '"S'
$50 =. VI. WESTERN ExPEEss-F chIcss'' Foe
40 p. VI. g sof f1i fssrERx EXPRESS r2r Pits
40 Ie"ns TnSnGs, TasnaIS rsbars and
s22 g. w. NAIL AND rxrRrss m ,IIsr,1 P Pts
burg - Alsni Gir AK ASD f T,E
H. 10 ao conssssonsl IN n, all r sa s saS
M l2o5 MINT sunday. ~ 9:9 iG5 rsrl pn ans
Dining oars. 20 dining carr 40 DINING carr 800
iiisi-s r.%ffIh.yvAy-r..pr~-- p nigh.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-ESp-e-s $50 a. ard SO
FF6 6k o FoSr 9 G6nF6R ASD
week days and 40 p. daily. -
and Gdlandt s-ee,. q g''a sT Sy ves6sd
Train BUFFET iarlor Cars Passenger Coach and CON-
CARE MAY.-I2e, ,. m. week-aays. 49,, o...,
Gr,ye anl POM, p tssS ro1 Wes Trcn'y,hrd
Street Sta;i0r). s.iO a m. - 20. 20 ard 40 . M
sundays, go a. IN. 40 2. IN. from Desofo-ses ana
Cor'landt streets. - 1880 3fo ana DO p M
sundays. 81 n. m. = - r.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 80.
C1o. 10 80. Ssp. 80 20 Panra Lfnlted).
,ylnns Can 1879 Dining Car. i5o m. ~ % 40.
100 80 80. APO dining 'nri $50 DINING carr.
30 dining tarl. 40. 20 D. M l-o5 night sunaays
Olp. so. $50. o2p go iLimel, 800 ln5l DINING
Ca) a. H.. la0 dining carr. go 4 ~ DINING carr.
40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining caD. 40 $50 .. IN.
1905 might.
Ticket Offices Nos 4G ga ll9s. 1923. III, and 2si
broadway. ! Aston House. West Twenty third street
Stnon stations FOOT Z Ieshr0sses and 'ortlanft
Streets; Court Street 500 Fulton Street 9s broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn; station.
Jersey cts The New York Transfer Company viii can
fgr a1d check baggage from hotels and residences
through To destination.
Telephone "2T57 Eighteenth street Pennsylvani9
Railroad Gao Service.
J. b. ui'rCiIiHs0N J. r WOOD.
G.rcai Manager General Psss'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
STOCK on HAND
THE STATE or IRA DE.

., To- winter patents So C5Gs 90 clears and s,ralghts
So 4O1s3 Corlmeel quiet So Soc per bss 81 sS9s ~
per eS Cam 1snev aTm s sSd y'p AND Is M
einss T 81 5d' 2s5 siII BSier Arr
iades i4c Ci-~-e firm: Northern. l0al0'sc; Western
Buralo Dec. 1i-sprinE wheat nrm 80 hard spot,
yIoHs ss B. d SsoS No s Il N reg 70 '
Eli. d, 81 3 white ao1c No white 2a4asoci 10
.d 2c 20 ssd &c ssey Hossa ...sav firm nm
changed.
Chicago Dec 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
whes, MOI Opening Highest Lowest owe. clo,i.ss.
nsy niI...:. 100 sssSs'. osAsss sssaSs ~
Corn No. 9:
5 R;;:no.' Is Il: S sss Il "''S Il
July ""'
oats No 2:
a Rsy 81 s ssS ; s.sss 20: :s ssss
Mess pork. Dbl;
January ~ 80 Snt go "a COZ.
Lard per 100 n:
Kan sss9a ,,.'......:: sS% e sslIiE.s s51EEs:
shor, rlt. per 100 n;
January Nav rg.: ...... .%ss.s 80 40 ;sss
Cash quotations sss T. t, s, a 9sr 81 No rn
gyms so Ss ysoS. sa-. 30 N ' oats
whi,e 2,S; no white 2sGsssc; No 2 rye 5ss No ?
barley. o b. s0g4ec; No nasssed, 81 o.5.i 1,.. No
10 80 s.9 qs smf af TO- lard per 100 r.
IS i9tgsS a. shert ribs aides doOse 81 TGst TO- dry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahlesi sp nn1
quiet sal.s 500 balcs. speculation and Export IT,,
laies American. 1000 bales recepis 100 Tns
American 90 bales mlddlng upland. 1884 Fu'ures
olsnef barely steady sellers AT l-'91 e,.iins, on.
steafy ] advance Janua.y etrnaTy ",on
Fetruary-Msrch so7s. Msrch-Aprl. 9O7iab: Apr-May
scshs Msy-June SOsb June July BIOS jolly IAssus'
Sl0Ab August September 8is September-oc.n ,ssI;
slOi.b October November. 3lO13.l1; December oVVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
r. OHIO r. r.

ONGI IVI = Nxo,,rliInrSS %
Leave New-York Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry and
w sDaIy tExcept Sunday tsuniays
CHICAGO 81 a m. from Liberty street only. p
o m and 'i2 10 night -,
PITTsBURG. .isO. from Liberty street eniy,
'c,TrNPerNsNArf ST louis. 'o,5 a. m ',s5 p. M
NEW ORLEANS '455 p. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
.l25 a. IN. Diner, tl2SS m. .i25 Dinep - Z
tDiner) '5.35 .. AMI 'i2l0 night. NORFOLK. $500
w. m.
Offices. iiS, f12 2el, 434 1884 Bdwag 81 e. it,h-st
f2I povery n Y. 3a+ Fulton-s. Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination.
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Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR DRAWERS.-Phlla.D Depot
e. NJ Dept. l42s Arch S. Phla pg. DECEMBER
proposals. In ripllcate. VIII be received
here until II O'Clock A. NJ. Thursay December % 1875
Tor furnishing depot with $1,000 pairs OF trosse-
haired Neins0k Drawers 10000 pairs ~ Jean Draw
ers subject to Increase OF 100 yer cent IN quantities
Samples can BE- seen at me
schu,kui Aryenal in this city Bidders must state Win
what rapllty they viii make deliveries. Government re-
tho right to reject accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof Preference given 20 articles ~ %
resti production or manufacture, conditions Of quaHy
and prts dntlag price OF foreign productions or
anifacturss DUTY thereon being equal blanks IT
proposals will be furnished application. Envelopes
containing proposals 10 he n1orsed PROPOSALS ior Draw
erS ana adlress,d TO Colonel JOHN V FJREh. Deputy
Quartermaster- General. L. :. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15

r~-a,- co~aA markets Santos-COTee market STEADY
good average santos 1900 receipts $4,000 bags sioeE
30 or0 hars Hamburg-Coree market opened ~ tile
ssvercA. AZ $50 m net unchanged 20 ,. ptg higher
,slas ~ bags Havre-Coffee market opened stealN
- franc higher AT L. IN. unchanged at 3 y, m
,ss-ar and i. franc lower. closed franc net hgheF
.,,a' sales 600 bags.
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'-"T y TT =
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHlcH VALLEY SYSTEM,

N " &ss ~ Tn No h ~ " 6U O.
Stations loot Of West penn. r. RI Cortlandt or
Desbrosses st.
Indicates West ?2f - Other figures show
tine from Cortlandt or Desbrosses st. /.
'6:i5. 700 A. NJ daily tor Easton and intermediats
s:.5O Sis A. NJ aauv sor wrr.HEsnARRE scRAN-
Ton ITHACA GENEVA ROCHESTER, ,. BTP1FAs 40
~ 10. 1900 noon daly evccnt Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Burao 9:55 p Pullman vestbuie Day Coaches
buffalo with through slcepers to Deroi- and
cIrNR wv'i VIII SCRANTON and coal
:Sfsp su md sr s wTLk S
f9 .4:5o. 5:IS P. N sunday only Tor MsUcH cHuNr
.4.sO. $50 p " daily except Sunday for CASTOR
and i~,e-rnafiate stations
$3.50. G,2o p. NJ DAILY sscent Sunday for EAsrON
'' .c ?T.''7 Zoo s.Iy nrrr.o NIaGsn.
rain 70 chicago s'een.-s TO Buffalo and Toronto
go 200 ,sr Ssy 5 p%Ta an. MsURR
snl TORONTO Pullman sleeper for buffalo. None but
seapor .ca- passengers carried. " h,Ecags carried
act GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NrAGAR II
FALLS and ali oints West Pullman sleeper to Chi
caco. -, ...,.. ..r .,o,. e,,,,v Zoe eo,-rx,
~ W. pOrTwD ppNoR q-i ir,srra''aie points.
eavc .-lc~s .fo2' 100 " 291 go 20 South
r'lcie,e and Pullman -n-,oda,crs - III poi 273.
Az o., end ise9 prossway 81 Y az ST. iss p 18Th
81 IN B,wery y. =. sro Fulton e.. cour, st. %
IN Transfer @ viii '0r NM check baggage from
ho,si ~ residence through to destination
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrp'icns f9r VI, The Ironne
"a door north Of 3ls-st until o'clock m advertise
nnnts received following branch offices at regular
ofce rates until O'Clock D. VIZ ~ sti-afs =
cor 29d-st: 1872 G.h-ave l2th-st Mays. Cth-ays
Columbus near West Goth 81 lO0
West i2i-st G,h-ave: 90 East ltti - 2aI Wssi
12d-st between Ith and eh 100 East attn ST. lS3s
ad-sve between 18th and 77'h ss.. o2G ~ ave near
gist-st TOs fst-ave s9th-s' So "a ave near
Iis,-=t IA 3-ave Bleecker st; 80 RtccEer
oos IA ave $40 East T0,h-sf, i92l 81 ave 2cdo 81 eve
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals.
Stations I'm New foot OF Liberty ST.

Anthracite Coal used escusiyely
F?S5 s,5 ra:i fs, o. sF9 81
1.,v,. AN, and south Ferry Mheh ,ol sh,,.bsu s.y
@ ta % S1 %so nai given Sa fS LIB
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Es:,saj 's f5 go 80 n 10 rs;t @ u;5sy. 49,
For " F ssDs ~ y,i,6n sns s eE 400 oo
m RIM sG Nj sSqlsSs 40 E 7
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FOR LONG nEANcII. OCEAN GROVE &C. c.,,
G2 r n ol 5 R9n .d Sas to B ro1 s9s Fsfse
Z "a, Say z r. s g'si 70 81.
EeT Eu,H,c 'Es!,nd: $40. SO n,1o 4 o ~ Ms.
$50 $40 lo Fo r Il a'T iis: 49, ..o P NJ SUM-
20 T P r 81 spH,,. ~ .o 49, Ms NJ ''' ''0
Tr p Tons F s1Go ara aTsF, $50 A. NJ ''.
Tor Atlantic city vlneani. ana Briiseon ":So A. NJ.
M'%oss H:,A 'ese an" ID, H .,S q IS
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BAtTiMoEE AND WASHING
Week days . r52" sS SS e 1914 ''F'Y s. Dining Car.
a go ' Go R sa sSsda amt 900 pan III
Dining aii s cs5 = " 10 S 800 RoSa Blue Limited
or P oi5 Gv week DAYS. ~; 300 ~ $50
i:So 7:lo 200 = n sundays, 200 4 ~ 100 p NJ.
wsss e. ae g q. s.s ,5i sSs p SroS 4;
w. ' Ia %'' ST. Ava c5 r@ y YAK Soars
% o n a5 ST. 20 % call r and check
from hotels or residences to destination
. .FrSm South soatn'f Fc p Ga't'tsaapM
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscr

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
e, received AT Uptown once. No. l2i2 broadway
"a tn q 3ist-st until O'Clock M advertise
nents following branch onces at regular
Office rates until o'clock ?. m yi1 20 sth. ave- e.
cor 23i-sf l52 0th-avc.. l2thst. Macys oh-ave.
and iith-st. li2 Columbus-ave. near West t6;h-0.
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R,o-co~ee market firm; No Rio. ssll0' f.N1rI1te
5000 bags: cleared iOr Inc D"i'c'
STATES q UO bags; stock, $500" bags