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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-04
Duties Payable In Gold.

Porto Plata, Nov. 3. - In an inter-
view President Heureaux says it has
been arranged that export duties are
payable in gold coin. He also an
nounces that the national bank will be
recognized and will issue certificates
redeemable in gold. This is regarded
as assuring stability for the rates of
exchange.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-04
SPAIN WILL NOT AGREE.
49, = - fI,ilIs % -. y -
Generally Accepted View at Paris
liJ That United States Terms
Will Be Rejected.
MAY PRESENT A COUNTER PROPOSITION
Newspapers of Paris Approves the
Speech of Senator Hoar Against
the So-Called Policy of American
Expansion-Figaro Thinks NeEo-
tiations Have I.eached Crisis.

Paris, Nov. s.-The generally accept
ed view here of the peace negotiations
is that the Spaniards will not agree to
the proposition submitted by the Amer
leans to take the Philippine islands and
to reimburse Spain the money spent
upon permanent Improvements in those
islands. But there is conflict of opin-
ion as to whether the Spanish commits
sioners Friday will present counter
proposition. This matter, it is added,
was undecided at two o'clock Thurs
1av afternoon
The record-union., 1898-09-15
THE GAMBIA DISORDERS.
Turkey Alleges That They Were
Provoked by the British.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept IA. = The
Turkish Government has sent cir
cular to the Powers, alleging that the
British provoked the disorders at Cam
dia, claiming that the present situa-
ton is due to the measures adopted
by the Powers in Crete, and protesting
against the bombardment of Gambia.
The Porte announces it's refusal to
withdraw the Turkish troops from
Crete, in spite of the Admirals' ulti-
matum that such a step is absolutely
necessary. The circular has made a
bad impression in diplomatic circles.
GAMBIA Usland of Crete, Sept. IA.
The Bashi- -Bazouks have consented to
disarm, provided their arms are de-
hvered to the Turkish authorities.
The Mussulman authorities, in view
of the Adrnirals' ultimatum, have al
ready arrested twenty ringleaders of
the recent massacres here
CANEA Qsland of Crete, Sept. IA
The fleet at Canea have rejected the re-
quest of the Turkish authorities for
an extension of time in which to COM
ply with the ultimatum to Edhem
Pasha, Turkish Governor of Crete, de-
manding that within eighteen hours he
should deliver up the ringleaders of
the recent outbreak and massacre, sur
render the forts and ramparts COM
manding the town, and disarm the
MuSSulman troops.
The record-union., 1898-09-15

and good sanitary condition prevailing
IN the regimental camps, / have no hes
ltancy in saying that the troops could
stay ON their present ground in winter
quarters without any such outbreak Of
typhoid fever as has occurred at Camp
Alger and at Chickamauga Park.
A wellappointed hospital has been
established for each of the divisions,
under the superintendent of Majors
Wood, Kilbourne and Harris. Each
consists Of ten three-tent pavilions,
framed and floored, with cots for 100
patients. Mrs. Willard of Boston has
provided special diet kitchens for these
hospitals. The First Division hospital
at the time of my visit had no ambu-
lance wagon and the cots and bedding
had not arrived. The Second Division
hospital had two ambulance wagons
available for service and a5out fifty
patients already under care. The cav
airy division hospital was complete in
its arrangements. Many of the sick
men whom I saw in the re2i sntai
camps are now under treatment III
these division hospitals.
The record-union., 1898-09-15
BASEBALL.
Results Of Games Played ON
Eastern Diamonds.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-Score OF
first game: Washington 5, hits IL, err
rors 4; Cleveland 8, hits IS, errors /.
Batteries-Williams and Farrell; Nc
Guire, Cuppy and Criger.
Second game: Washington /, hits 8,
errors 1; Cleveland ), hits 10, errors O.
Batteries-Dinneen and MCGUIRE; Pow
ell and Criger. Umpire-Brown.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-Score
Philadelphia 10, hits IA, errors 2; Chi
cago ,, hits Z, errors 3.
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 14.-Score: Bal
timore 3, hits S, erorrs 2; Cincinnati l,
hits ), errors T.
AT BROOKLYN.
NEW YORK, Sept H. = Score:
Brooklyn 2, hits Z, errors 3; Louisville
Z, hits 10, errors 0.
AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept 14-Tie game;
darkness. Score: New York 6, hits 10,
errors /; Pittsburg 6. hits S, errors 3.
AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, Sept. 14.-Score: Boston
IL, hits 16, errors 3; St. Louis 2, hits Z,
erorrs ).
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Duty on Pulp Wood.

MONTREAL, Sept. 14.-At meeting
of paper and pulp manufacturers held
here a resolution was adopted asking
that an export duty be placed on pulp
wood exported from Canada, which
would be equivalent to the present i'm
port duty on Canadian pulp entering
the United States, unless the United
States admit all Canadian pulp, both
chemical and mechanical, free of all
import duty.
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Captain Duncan Ordered Released

CAMP MEADE Pa-), Sept. 14-Ma-
jor General Davis has disapproved the
findings of the court-martial in the case
of Captain Duncan, Twenty-second
Kansas, who was convicted of tamper-
ing with the graves of Confederate SOL
diers at Manassas, and ordered the Cap
tain released from arrest and restored
to duty
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Passenger Rates to be Restored.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Trunk
Line Association has decided to restore
passenger rates between Chicago and
St. Paul to $11.50 from September 25th
A committee viii work on a restoration
of transcontinental rates, and will ar
range emigrant business with the Ca
madam Pacific line. The question of
abolishing differential fares will not be
vigorously agitated at present.
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Anti-Italian Demonstrations.

TRIESTE (Austria). Sept. 14.-The
anu-Italian demonstrations here were
renewed last evening. An attack upon
the Italian club being feared, detach-
ment of 200 policemen We're sent to
guard the building. The police and SOL
diery arrested 120 rioters Many of the
latter had arms in their possession.
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Senate rKyqle Paralyzed.

CLEVELAND (O.), Sept. 14.-Senator
Kyle of South Dakota was stricken
with paralysis at the Forest City Hotel
to-day. 1t is understood that the stroke
is slight, and the Senator is not in a
serious condition.
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Italy-Co1ombia Trouble.

ROME, Sept. 14.-Italy, it is an
nounced, declares that her diplomatic
relations with the Republic of Colombia
are ended, Colombia refusing to recog-
nize the British Minister as the Italian
representative in the latter's absence.
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Nominees Decline to Run.

DENVER, Sept. III. H Bloomfield
has declined the nomination of the anti
Teller faction of the Silver Republican
party for Lieutenant Governor, and j.
K. Durnen refuses to run on that ticket
for Regent of the State University.
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Lockout of Cigarmakers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Four hun
dred cigarmakers, members of the Ci-
garmakers' International Union, were
Hooked out to-day from the factory of
Carl Upman. The lockout resulted
from dispute over the wage scale.
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Condition of Miss Winnie Davis

NARRAGANSETT PIER (R II,
Sept l4.-Miss Winnie Davis passed a
fairly comfortable night, and to-day her
condition was not materially changed
from that of the past twenty four
hours.
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Pond Well Tap
Water. Water. Water

The figures represent parts for one
hundred -thousandths of the water The
nond water is unfit for use as a potable
water. The other samples are organic
ally pure.
with this satisfactory water supply
The record-union., 1898-09-15
Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.-To-day's
statement of the condition of the. Treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
$311 ,312,071; gold reserve. $241, ,337 .S4.
The record-union., 1898-09-15

Continued on Eighth Page.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York Dec.mbeo 6. 1875
BFEv ESRs -elpts cara. or 90 head. nesEly all
FOR slauchterers direct -Four carloads II Kentucky
steers which arrived late Monday closed out. the
whole shipment selling at the range 4 S5as5 80 per 100
n a Ntie rough stuff held over. Feeling steady.
Dressed beef moderate demand az 1q9c Ter n for
ordinary % sides Latest cables from Len
don and Liverpool reported American selling at
ia per n estimated dressed weight price at Liver
pool IKE refrigerator beef selling al sc per n The
sharnberg Son and Schwarzschild Suzbereer. 26o
quarters OF beef Morris. and l160 quarters fr
armour & Co Tomorrow the Brann." viii 10 Lv-
erpo quarters for Eastnans Company. and the IRA
wsddy the West Indies. rs sheep for i Dienha TX
salas-J. II Wkesson part late yesterday; IL Ken
rrv steers 4as average IS 80 per 100 n; - do
1894 - 81 30 Is do 1889 ~ a. 81 80 less S. on the
To- l. d. 1870 n So stag. 1910 y. al s..
rIVES-Rsreipfs ~ head. all sor market.
ard making he calves held yesterday 3ss
Two cars Of calves and 80 held
over Ordinary q prime Neals sold al S54S7 IS tops
SIS srsssers at 81 75ds3: bunch II mixed calves a.
81 iois cars Of very common Westerns At Sc IS city
m - II iac country dressed unchanged 6gec
grassers and fed calves selling AT ia6i7c
sales s Judd & Co IL Pennsylvania Frasse-s. 2s2 n
average AZ peg 100 n % state do oii n 50 ~
30 go ~ at 50 25 "a DO 2s9 n s. %
H.. Hollis: veals, 1873 n. at IS; 20 mixed calves
J. G curtis & Son: veas 127 n. s. %; DO. 100
r = Nelson veals 10 n al s. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceIcs 39 co.
head the market and. counting the stock held
over Monday there we're on Sheep
onIet bur steady lambs firmly had and in spite Of light
demand the prices Two and bali carloads
II stock held over. Ordinary 70 prime sheep sold
saas4 50 per 100 n medium 70 prime lambs at s. 2
81 -. "culls' az 81 q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
ERlE ABROAD.

Through trains leave New-fo!A. 1901 Q. SA4hSs'k-s's
.. ,"lin.s ana I'VE minutes esEssg tom West LIST
300 A. M.-vcstlbuled ErpTess daily Tor bsns n<mso1
waserly. EImra. bGha.s b'"s'''N ~'' ~
2 A. Paror 10 Dgta.o. -..-., ..u- s,un
,.no - nj. -yestbulsd lmitei-Fest mai daiiy oouo
80 1or chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. NJ SnieA1es
8 y 81 seepefs to Chicago. cls'e'ahd ana N'ns'""~'S
80 p M.-Buralo and Clevelana Nsse9iea EsSsss
NJ jamestown 100 A NJ. youngstown ~ =. a.
,ve,anI ~ 80 r. seepsrs - Buffalo and S's' e'Aaos
Cas- Library Car. L.. y,,~,.r,,, r,r.-a
woysriy and Chicago sleeper 20 hornelsvi!s SnieASe
snd Sine Is TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CoMMoDATIOss At III. ii3 2si. +ot aat 9oI Broad
Ssv l2T Bowery l55 East l23th-st ana ..3 Nest Ioe
a. Chambers and West 23t- ST. ferries Nem, l1'x: ~
ara SEQ Fulyn-s; os Broadway Brooklyn IL? kvsr-et.
unhnrsn IA Jersey CITY station. New York Transfe1
cs,i. Tor and ehecks baggage from hotels ana res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New York Il Barclay and Christopher Sta
yESTIBCLE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PINTscH LIGHT
500 A. M-B1NGHAMTON NAIL. Stops at princ'pa1
stations .-
1000 A M-n-ar~ ~nr, PrvFFArO SCRANTON. BINo.
HANToN OwFGo ITHACA. ELMtRA. SYRACUSE
ara CSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parior Care
cnnectng al Buffalo with trains for Chicago and polnts
West
1,OO p " Maiiv,-ch'caco ara rrra,o vessuicd Ex-
pullman Ru~et Parlor Cars y T'rlra Through sleep
Ing coach TO Chicago. arriving at <i3 r.
NJ day. 49, v,,
9th FXPRFS~. prlrnen PiTet Farlor Cars
200 p " N7rv)-CV'TtG0 ard BrFFAo NEsI!-
BUIED LIMITED EXpRr.s Or scr sTToN RIN rs
sLFEPTNG CAR Ne, York tc Chicago Dining car
$40 Si.',yEry,S EysnTTs r,,yLY a.,
MIRA BATH ,MoI-NT NORRIS and BuFFALo' Ar
o:ao p " ldslyl-Bi.rFALo scRaXToS. , gIN9-
syTPhCI-sE an GsWrGo EXPRESS Pullman Bunet
TscKFTs AND rJ,LIM,y A So, Arro y pa. AZ
Placs 40 and oo PrcaSwav To' ets A. Frrry STATIONS
III Fourth ave 60 rer Twelfth 81 - West one Hun.
S-ed and Twentv-fs,h c7s Coi' BUS ave New i9rk'
soe and 100 Fulton 81 AMI 100 Br1afwav. brooAiyn.
Time table Giving fri Information ~ al stations
wrsrCorr'c rYpprsS COMPANY VIII call FOR ana
from oe q ree'Se-rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
OTHER MARKETS-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Dec e.-Recelps Of cattle to-day were light,
tit demand was even smaller. and offerings moved
or slowly q shade under Yesterdays prices Good
sold at 50 5aS5 -. commoner grades
Sass -tockers and feeders in
tand - S3Gs4 30 selling mos,ly at 81 40Qs4 Rutches'
ami Gamers cattle better. few cows selling below
Is and heifers bringing 50 800 81 30 Bulls
cod 81 i0pSf 10 There was good demand Tor hogs
bur prices weak and arsey 2z45c lover than yes
fers sale. made s36s3 20 and SO 35 FOR com
mos t, ~ 81 4ss3 * for choice prime
tile bulk = tho s0s~ being At &C. f01S3 Az. Pigs
SID largel' ~ g i3Q$3 -. The quality
much poo.e- than Yesterday There very fair do
ra.d for sheen AMI lambs and prices steady.
Sales wers 81 75ds' 20 for common 70 prime ,arnb.
1884 IS ~ yearags and 81 30ds4 30 for sheep West
she.o sol. s. JOGsi TO- and Western brought
81 1888 20 Feeders pad 81 5oas4 81 FOR lambs and
81 5UJS5 ~ for Western sheep ReceiptsCattle 1000
hogs. ~ .000 sheep. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
Ruilroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS S Of wss; o,ssS Street AND
Streets is ten minutes than that given below for
$50 FA;r MAIIrallmsa eare' ps5SE car so
SsS YORK E:SsE sis;sas Car r
$50 IT. FAST ESst;isu'f fa9
Commitment sieepins Dining Sm'SIn ass ana oennss
In Sn Sss LeslsS ifs9 St ' Lsas .
40 r. VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS e. EN In,
go aiu. %E 81 ' EXPREss%fO Chicago For
., S's9 r. i''S fsrERx rxPREssr9r FITS
e' PAcf EnS'Pa lFssnaP% p.Srs
c0D Ms f9S y6 Seysi19a esfeD
Sleeping York e Altoona Ea;, Liberty cod p ce.
burg sri, gro, AND THE
aso o3 80 4"'sT ssr y. rsor "a
Dining Gro 20 Gonifg CIR - , % ~ nfbrlns Cab
M 2. 3, 74 onsr s"lon LIN S s sror and
ing Cars. 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Can 500 p
sorTHERN RAILwAY--Erpre-.. 40 p. m. 1905 night
ATTtHTIc, COAST LINE Express. go A. m. and $50
c6 5 SSs oagG Nv. z m Ssy m
A54ST$ 4s;sss vs 9;s1: ran a.
eaa; Paf5r Cars Fassenser Coach. and Combined
Lc9s Branch Assar PARK Gn,:raksr . :qNry Gina
street staon) $50 a ~ - 90 3.2o ana - p am M
s so9ags &c., TO ed 80 r. n s'2 20
Sundays. ~ r q T.. P:nliIRIATDi,r1pnrA. . -
go SO 90 $50 f:1Sa Ir !. - Z. %
Dining Dining carr. li.hO =. m l[,';
25o $50 40 20 Dining carr. 80 dling an, W.
Dining Cap: 40 $50 p n. i2o' .lsn,,o N rN,rine
Go 20 $50 900 50 1.miteil 90. lnoD t',l-S
Carr a m. 80 Dining Ca0 $50. APO 'pIr..nz AT
$50 Dining Can 80 Dining Carr. 40 e.oo p H.
~ rs nsht - -. a.,
Ticket Offices Nos 4sI a. i.ro6. s23. III ans 20,
Broadway. ! Asto: House West Twerty-'ri a.
station and too. Desbrosses and C,ranr,
streets: Court Street SEQ Fulton street es Broan~ay
and Pennsylvania Annex Station Bro kln 81, -
Jersey CITY The Y)-k Transfer tonps ny WI 80
for end checN tagcage from hotels and residences
thr. ugh de, iinati0n. ,--,.
rs,ephore '27,7 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
=, f, 20 W. ,IT.rCrrrVsCV 7 p WOOD
- - General Nsr-gsr General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December G. ls9s
COrrrr pur,ress in Brazilian coffee futures hung IRE
The market a one both as 10 the Na.le oi
transactions and scope OF fluctuations Inc nrst car
Gev.1usl a barely steady feeling win some inohuls
points lower and positions unchanged J ne su
ouent transactions scarcely disturbed prices more IMAM
matter Of : points. and the market was nndE sttaos
a. unchanged prices loss ~ points AS Io'npalr'
win Yesterdays final The generally weak u''i
tone OF the local market resulted from over
from Uayre and Hamburg. and cdoi"s nom no d,.I
earf,e stating that markets ther" We're lower IN
Inc other hand receipts al Rio and ''nes We silan
fo Two DAYS only Ooo bags THIS server 10 0heA S
selling IN the local market But mere Wfs no 'iiS -
e.--,,1s,e sreculaNe confidence The American Nlsln
.t .,u ranged above the 900 00s-bag mark. and
snSi buvers saw reason FOR anticipating wants 70 a
80 .,nrabi. Event while warehouse deliveries in TINS
c-,,,rv showed A subsding tendency. spot b1aziah
c.ee was neglected In the open market on me oiirr
basis Of CSC for No I flo' ihN''-e 'o'' '"- - 80
jobbing parcels ,s.. ., .ha icca1 rnartat - day
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
and export 1000 American 1900; receipt. I4"o
American 5000 miding upland SD Futures cpene s
unchanged to ssa2 s4d decline so2s
May sosb: May-June, oss Iune-July $oesb JSy-
6 6%s5s 1885, A9s9S
So4G January S I15,,.
s'f5f Sas a. n iST With the cna2n
perhaps buyer, favor Gases quoted at s. SaHsl and
powdered quoted at s. a s. and 12Gnns quiet with
s SSsSs S 'S s%3e gen, En-.
~ which :. os gosd ASST: t2s 81 so Aps
5saSoo c nom prime 9ocasi %. srade ds95sc
iemengrass 81 ioas 5 dsti lie 49, q s
Sennernint Western tins s5,qSl New-York. tins siq
81 TO- cases 81 20: rennyroya 7oa sassafrs s. o.
a tsasy ossi q vinersTssn sss art
neal. $500. worm'eed s2as2 Is; NORWOOD pure
flour AND MEAIFew orders aside from an the reg
n@f line pce sSi hsd WeaH se
. syssh to 81 & a TFs s. winter pen
clears s. soass To- sxi s ~ wi,'e s. Co. TO arrive
S Ns .q'f a;u g ,sas e Fls
s. 900 S 50 g 90 GO 5Fs5S BAG MEAI~pu ouoted
Fn~ white hfe yellow a5cqsi c9asF e1 .o ,1o Is
ZEE 3 sy. 'F1i e al Sr1@ is as5 ~ 6ts
G2i s5e ely feed si4as4 so; hom'ny chop. sl9 OIL
CRAiN-wHEATT dull unsatstac'O5y TnTke' y
~ exceeding range or ". h''
C,ir and closing weak A. isc net decline ore!sn 1i
outside trade oonspcnous BY It's aosenrr. al
liberal - lo3l cars asfi-l -
cars last vaar and unsettled cables formed
,,erence All dsv What little strength the nafke US
rfaves was chiefly manifested during TIE forenoon an
soabSard cearances o. 10000 bush wheat ana h9ur ana
IN private cables claiming damage 10 the Arg"ns
br hafstorrns The latter scrpementrn., t",; ~
asvr.s rom Broonhail that drouth IN lndia mao
fr,ures closed I'D of on December and pa higher IN
March while Northern spring was a5a SA -,
ne last six days Liverpool has received ,"-"r' p
Wheat or about matching the requirements 'Nh,leias
markets usual irregular Paris "lta'
changed 10 Do nts or -four 10 points ~ Aat"eIrp
fran% lower and Ruda Pesth UNCHANGED The B.S ao
e.~e-,'s reror, al o'clock made decrease u t:'"
h,shns In American stocks ard IN in,r"ase 81 :
hnsh in EUROPE or gain Il 4o2i 90 oush a.s
g,7 - FOR the month altogether
,,st x 900 900 hush increase last year. although -
worlds total but 93s 600 bush against = ,n
hu. n year ago The export business am.un.,t !. ~
loads all ports With the exception or Noi,n"e
,re-lcts wire service better shape toiaE Ht..-
,rhle heng experienced between the local am tncsso
r,Srkets Quotations Il cash wheat. . an 49,
49, "a elbows. No red 75Ts176i.c No Northern
r,,iu,T 75c. No . Northern Duluth. i2'sc. 10 49,
Western 6ai-c CORN-lnspiTed ~ a tooi ,i,
s,reng.h which was subsequently lost under retzns ~
that final prices a - net !oNer heI,.es
H. interior wore of fair conditions and m0der ne ~. 40
'radstreei's' visib" made decrease oi -,
o oSs co loaas No closed at 4"sc p
adoat The seaboard clearances this week are oye
hish ahead of last .OATSThe market vas
AMI <eatureless NJ quoted at 3lc NJ :" ~ %
r. white. 82isc. 70 Whit 20 track ns sse 'V
RYFLsteady: 5ai3 d59a.c. shcati '32c'
piTalo...., BI'CKWHEAT-Market hrm' "'c l.
%ew-York track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07

pl Ha's' 35 Winter qP a,snis
81 S5as 90 pSr jbi Corn frn: ste4.r Yellow 4olsa3le
Sss ~ S a % q?s5 F.% + - Sh 6ra a9n spring
81 ~. winter sl5 IS ri d.iHss So 25asI. Red Dog
S IN ii''' "a i5c WEN asaloi.c
s. T :5 @ s 10 N5rSs a1' spy ON ~ No S2
err spot, c.i.- Winter wheat weak 10 red. :Sse'
corn easy. ~ yellow 3sl.c; No yellow CSC. " >
Sd 20 S3 S SIs oats % weak s and 5 oVfT 10
Nothing doing Rye neglected No . in store sc Flour
Chicago. Dec. e-The leading futures ranged FOL
lows
wase, No 2 OPENING. Hisaest Loves; clo.ag
Nay ....... eca6ef. esi. aCs s.. :. SIS, ae57.
Corn. No ?:
H ss "a, T. e ''ss: ''8;:
oats No 2.
as; ss.ss 81 e. a4s: 81; as.s 81
Ness pork. per Dbl
S M5% . s sss ssts ss2Ss 'ss25's
s Hs9 ,,::::::: ~ ~. s 81; :!sa: s %
ssar'+ r,:::: -: ~: .!s ~: ~ :e 924
p Sa'@ Ss S'f s e foE 70 rear red s n
s.rn $3c No Yellow corn BIC No o2t % e.2's
30 white, "a q-s'2c. No rye DC, 80 NiNSe14
S5 Ssas; o.: I?ra per loo n. Sass ~ sha,i rs
81 25asi s7. shor, clear sides Cboxed s. so0s5 Nhis
loaf 81 % graduated s. A. on the Produce Exchange
to-day butter market au!. creaneries l5a2i &c
dares. l3ai9c. Cheese steady at s24lo'e' Eggs arm
fresh. 2og22 'sc.
$50. firm; mixed. 34ige. Oats easy. No ?
mixed. 2s'sc Rve f;m: 40 2. BIC Butter uno nansea'
Sugar firm Eggs frrn l9c. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. Dec s-wheat lower; No l Northern. 66-.
Ic7c. No Northern. 10 e6ji1c. rye steady No l.
53G53h.c. Barley higher on ? f9i: g5oc, samples. 100
Minneapolis Dec s.-wheat steady. December. s2'.c
May. ga 63'sc. track No hard. 6ic 10 North
ern 63c. No Northern. SIC. FourFrst patents 50 %
gsS Is second So 1898 S. fist clears. 81 600
81
phiadelphia. Dec e-whea, unchansei. .contrac;
December. sss.gs0c old December ssa3sc COR new
oats firm - wsite clipped. 60 - 3 Do 81 80
Western creamery &c do prints. o. Eggs firm fresh
nearby. e6c. Western %: Southwestern pc; DO
sonihern &c Cheese firm Rshned sagars au and rn-
settlei Recei pts-Flour. 1900 bols anf 1900 sacks
wheat $4,000 bush. 1900 bush oats. 1000 bush
shpmsnts-Wheat. 600 bush. corn $500 bush; oats.
10000 bush.
sraishs s2s5gs3 10 clear. 81 1882 90 low 70 medium
grades $21s2 -. Wheat-Sp0t steady. NJ red cash
elevator zoe track, 7O17lc December o9s. May.
oDssatDAc, July. Gao asked. 40 hard cash. 'idoi
Cor-spot lower. No cash 81. December 3l4c asked
Nav. 32l2c asked oais-Spot higher. 70 cash. &c;
track. 2sc; December &c bid; My PC asked; No 2
% Butter steady creamery. isp2ic. dairy. i3g2oo.
Eggs steady. lac.
Toledo Dee. 6--Nheat lower. weak: No cash and
December. 6eisc. Corn weak. lower. No mixed Sitc
oats duh. steady. No mixed May. 2Iisc. Rse quiet
No cash 5+c bid. Coverseed active lower. prime cash
new - - asked. Oh unchanged.
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WEST SHORE r. Y

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. n. Y, as 'o"'~'
m. tat foot Of ": i2d St; 49, -. Al,
ly:i5 l.. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. D3Ny. iot A.
bany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara rams.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and St LOUIS Arrives
Chicago and ST. Louis afternoon. cininS Car.
5:45 P. NJ 80 m. later foot W. i2d Stu Chicago
and ST. Louis Limited. Daily fOr Utica. syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis. -.
faio Niagara FAILS and Toronto. - r....
S:45 p Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. koches-
ter. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit. Ce'e-
land Chicago and St. Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from Hotel Residence BY Westcott Express
c. E LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. N. 7.
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initial points rather than by the character
OF the English advices. Their present relation 10 the
market based twelve million bale estimate
Any material and proiracted dimlnuton in the movement
will become the signal for active covering ~ the snort
n large scale. The phases or the
market this radically different from
those OF the forenoon. At the close the market was
steady decline OF I to points.
The range Of prices In he local msrke; to-day
was as follows:
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. Dec g. 3.i5 p. m.-Eyehanse.C osins-
Wheat-No | red Northern spring dull Is ID Corr
81 esd March steady. s- Ii.d Flogr-St Lou. fsncy
wnter steady Sc Hops London ,Pacne CoasD hfIn.
f5ais. Beef-Ex,ra India moss steady. o.s SO prime
mess steady 8?s 81 Pork-Prime mess me western
STEADY sos primo mess medium Western steady as 81.
Hams-shor cut IL to 10 70. hTm. 3is Cd Bacon-Cum-