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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20

, %s.4o prime sssss DO :r 70 sSSs sa 30
&c chickens aSd ,ox. rn!,sd. Western prime. Tag
G do State ao ana fennsSpsns sd s to prime ~
81 S9 weerH drypSke god 70 pms Ms 40
scaldsd alb Do ,aT GOOD decl.e; ola sock. ws:
n prm s n'a5 o i PF tn soo to '9 s s
s az sJSs y s;, mas: ss do
GAME-Prime quail in fsir demand ana hrm. but
prices ra PfSc 'na s S9f ,up S Prime dark
scarce and wanted occasionally exceed quotations
Shr BIRD. 'ar ,SS 'I RS SS sn only
quail aS' 9sd 'i pei oIn as 59 DO sn f'S
inferior, ;1cGsi: partridge prime undrawn dry per
drawn. 81 2sa.i 20, Or tnwn 81 ioa.i IS English .npe
ssg%Sc 70 choice aosen 8 3oas3 PoysT sosen SIG
s sys to pair saa IS q: sh s q sda' "a
lara sc' a s5 81 gfl 20 a a. ss sss do o
teal. 2sgsoc &C common. 2ogs5c rabbits undraSn. per
Potatoes AND vEGETARiEs-ir potatoes are
p sn sDa %HF eos oons show wide
range IN quality and value choice in good demand and
anp. ana wasr Tsesse. steady 'n So"R ka and
.pnach mere r legs gu, q condition and drassns at lev
@ nr aS a9sy "ns po Taps sas about
81 quoted We quote Potatoes Ling Island. per bhl
s ana Dc c. Mn p! s I @s 81 30 sar sack
s. 25gsi % J:5s;y sss 81 potatoes Jersey
low. 81 'yasi IS; 30 Western New-York red. 81 40
so ss2"d yse low & ssas GfHnss a1
usl cucumbers Florida crate siS2 80 d. hothouse
per dozen 5ocas So celery dozen, iop3ec cnulfow
ers per ~ Sass So c,bbag.s per 100 sasi elephants
per bbl, s25oasi go boz sds2 so green peas per
bsske 81 JgqS? 81. kale per Dbl 3pCcc: spinach per
rier sGs2; peppers 75cas q tomatoes. per carrier
Simss string beans Per crate or basket Sass turniPs
Russia. Dbl fccGSl.
HAYS AND sTRAW-HAY-The demand is favorabiy
sctiN" and suppes well hand. A good ~eature OF
the situation Is the light pressure Of low quality stock
an unusual occurrence 10. us time 0. the year Prime
long continues scarce and It's abs nee has effected
markins up of 40 !. All good grades something
steT ana dealers count active demand In the
early fsrt Of thi. week We quote; Prime per 100 No.
o'zc. No !, 62i7GG5c; No . jOQi5c No g. 4NG45c IN
sradahle 3Ol%jc clover mixed inIi5c, clover 35niyc
STRAW-Selltrs are now making more careful d.
visions ~ straw, and three rates noc given. Fancy
long we, 3oG52nc prime. f2i4ai'c: common 3aioe;
old SOC Market good The receipts OF hay and straw In
tons reported the Produce Exchange AT noon today
were: fiay-tudson River Railroad, i90 Pennsylvania
1l West shore. 40 Lehgh Valley, 10. Ontario and
Western TO- Contra Of NewIersey TO- river boats 300
total 1880 Receipts II 1870 tons by boats
and 10 by Pennsylvania Railroad total, go tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
crS-PA1, MARKET REPORT.

%ew-York December 10. lsts
cor-rr-The Nuu portion - the trace We're ]u.l'an ~
,.v and succeeded In scoring gam 81 .,,a
r-.s S,e..is.,-r was al time particularly active
Pm - trsi~ass s.ve covering proved Inc most 'o.
tn' o. es,.-~e Investment buying war engaged IN 10
80, ,,..,. hut fr most part operations WY % d
-. rra~7r,er Among the factors continuing
te.,e- feeling small receipts at BON so aili
~ . --v-n larger 0vement from American "ht'-
ss .pa- ha4 been anticipated. sintnns s',ua,. n
~ ~ s-1. department and audiences on inoir uua.sn
r ,o~e rsthe- Disappointing in that they ieneou
- ..s-uat.rr and .Ncee iingy narrow huc'ua,i's
ei,,s-t cables however. pointed 20 readiness ahroS1
-.-,.,rd 70 0ur advance Locally, the WeIhr' 49,
- ., 10 rr.-fs last nights maj htuI'N.
49, c,-rna~atiNeiy short time bulls had increase
s.,. isss - matter II IL % 20 points BUSINESS WIS
rsn scattered through the spring ana summer M
A. 49, srse ne market steady with prices ~ 70
= .n,.s -, higher. Total sales futures aggregate
a. "a tsqs " tho spot department the feenne war
e.. asc.ly due small receipts. broadening VAR
t,us. movement and advance IN futures me ous."
go WIS about baris Of 67sc fox invoice JOYS OF
I,crsed IN clearances for this country were :soov
- % In 10 steamer Coleridge and 10VlO bags santos
n The bark Good Tdinss The Tecsip's a, H ,,'
We usrs 3 100 bags shipments. 61oD bass, .eaNlhs
.e.c - = n0l hays Deliveries from American war
srsss .,- the week 4Oo12 bags lncIulng ~ @oI
h,gs from New-N compared WIN SOIL OAss as
,,s, o,sr 40 On bags added early last week 10
View ORLEANS deliveries adjust discrepancy pet"een
sc.us and reported stocks al that point no shp.1
&C. 80 Ssrs ~ the United States last week and 500
were tars. and 70 Europe osvv Oase-
cs.r,s we're $1,000 bags. against 3t"W ue prFVlous
ussk ana q bags year. Santos receipts were
IN 900 bags against 50 600 the previous week ana
Sbe nenbers y The Coffee Exchange have voted 20
make SATURDAY "a and SATURDAY DeceInoer 81
exchange holidays ,-.. 4, ~. ,o.,, r,a-la, today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20

e5 NJ at IS so IL State sheep 100 ~ at - So DO in2
~ at - 90 Pennsylvania do 40 n. at 81 So 81 DO.
lio N. 81 q
b. Harrington 217 Michigan lambs. 50 n. at 50 rs 800
Canada n. e. 20 do. ivS n. s. So do,
o. ~ 81 81 ~ Ohio do 60 No at s. 37, 81 DO SO N.
So. IS Canada sheep twehers, 1874 10 - rs 55 do.
lH n at 81 BIN "a Ohio TO- l04 n. at 81 rs. 10 DO.
~ N at 81.
81 60. - State DO 81 n, s. G2 20 Ohio sheep las
n a 81 60. - state do. aj N. al So IL.
George Dienhack 1854 Northern Canada lambs. 81 n.
AT S. ~.
H. Hollis isi Northern Canada lambs. so 10. a.
s. IS 2G3 state do II n. 81 20, State sheep, 40
H. 81 %: l? Canada do 1913 n. at ~ %
J 10 State lambs. ~ N. al s. 90: 2
sheep - n. - 50 80.
HOGS-Receipts for two DAYS "a II 4G7
head including for the market Slow fer live hogs
81 5OdS3 20 per loo n. 81 very prime Pennsyl
van,a hogs 70 an outside buyer 81 10 Country
dressed higher 3i.n5Lc per n for extreme weights
81 u per 100 10 p do 255 ~ So 80 DO 1871 n.
50 IS
10 n 80 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
OTHER NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Dec ie.ReceiPs Of cattle today were much
srlees Ths fact impaired consderabe Strength to the
market desirable lots ceiling about Zoe higher psst es
FOR prime to snsy fTa s M 9s cattle I'll sr. '9 u
the best lots beng ssabe at s. soa 10 Butchers
Gamers cattle with good demand There
prises ruled decidedly stronger han the Of
urday Hog. sold at quite wide ranse tns poSrsst
were larey 50 s5ass i5 for heavy 2ass 81
We're r ssu, Vsss nn r Ss s aG1 al
ar s isan usual lambs on o62oc PER 100 n
and i, was dicul, get bid. FOR sheep even at re
S1GSn Of % G for s eSod al to cho Ss't Win sales
Is at 81 75Gs5 % Yeanss salable az 81 ols4 %
sn T ro to cnoice nocks Receipscat;e, Isooo head
hogs ~ coo hsad ieeep active and strong a, $50
50 s5 Cattle strong and steady at g cas- sheep
F'1 East # Bur,o Dec a%Receipi Of
sheep and hes 4uFs the e s nnd sssa a
hogs 1877 cars shpments-Cattie, l23 cars sheep ana
rather dun and decidedly irregular on the bulk Of the
onGins 10 loads of Canada s,ockers Choice heavy cattle
steady strong but medium grade. we're i;u %
quality mostly common the demand ght but no,
much dsre e n PRICES oa ne t soh as export
S 25as' good to best s. 'gf9 ;os s,IoEi s con
mon t. good butcher bulls sSasa 40 good 70 best a.
s %sa con Tsgs 20 s s9S rey
= qss tefer ssas TO- ssts,s goa ,, 80 e sos
So good choice si3as5o shipping cows saiasso
81 ns god to choice SGase so; heavy FED steer
calves eood color 81 50d$3 Sheep and
~ loads including - loads - Canada lambs me gen
eal demand moderate and the market opened on the
basis Of 81 90 but the offerings were not absorbed
efaadiiv enough maintain the price. Lambs closed
quotable choice g. s. 25Sj 90 good To choice SOC
ss o. common good 81 75nSj feeders good 20 prime
ssISt - sheen choice 10 extra 81 71aSi 10 good %
choice Si0sl 80 On tho close there were ie~ loads
over ana the 'lne about steady Tn" basis ~ .nnai.
lambs was 81 3Vas5 80 mostly 81 80 Hogs-The market
Yes In good position with 10 loads total sale Workers
Sold generally AZ 50 10 mixed So 90 medium and heavy,
81 5x1 20. choice selected 81 50nS3 81 ugs. 50 30 The
tone vas throughout The day on all by pigs AZ
The close the steady to tsrng with about all
,te offerings cleared up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
NAVAL STORES.

~ >,-,hor advarce was made in spirits turnentiro AT
NV YORK today hut thu market is very firm with sup
ras moving well At fun quoted prices Rosn was mod
.rat-v active and steady. Tar alb ut steady quotations
follow. $500 49,.
TAR-Rcgulars 81 -; oil. btis, - 60
SPIRITS TT RPENTi NF-i2i q i3c. .
poSi< Common TO good strained 81 iOlSl 90. F.
60 =. At =: q :, ~. II %. l. 81 20. X. 81 81
n 81 a. \ 81 IS G. 50 30; W 81 IS.
STOCK.
posin 80
Tar A-' 80
Charleston Dec i9-Turpentne market firm az Bic
asked Resin quiet. unchanged.
savannah Dee lg-SpirIts turpenrino quiet ior; sales
40 bhls receipts 3i5 Eosn firm and Unchanged sales
/ 2e5 bhs. receipts. 3,3s5. -. 40,
Wilmington pee ?-Splrits turpenne hrm 4oc. 30 ;
-ecepts q bis Rosln-N Nothing doing. receipts mD
bhs crude turpennc Arm 81 80 50 30 ent s. 5o' re
celps II hhls. Tar Arm. 81 10 receipts 'l0 Dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20

,ns some beautiful frost tnres During late rise
n OF me holders Of cotton have turned loose The
~ 81, tpo, since November II has advanced about &c
III sns south. while New-York have nd
apou &c. This advance has been confined
W. he nigh grades. but has affected the low grades
MI MI only 10 more moderate extent The demand has
IN we south who have poorly stocked and
- naNe "ueht very sparnRly. are now In the market
rhtehl 10 have withdrawn within the last week Our
hest customer, however for cotton, and per
slsen buyer Is the Continent the highest
Il0es are paid and cotton exported there AZ
one of the most important features e. the Southern
,nuNers and shippers with few exceptions have gone
march delivery and great also have sold later
Veres OF all grades ~ principally the
consequently there Is scramble FOR cotton.
ana r'eciey for the higher medium grades which
pTopaoN viii continue for time come"
spot cotton In the local market closed quiet with
aons unchans.d on the basis 81 49, lee FOR middlins
a'ec and ote respectively last year Sales
were ior delivery on contract; Spot Southern
.SSsl EXCHANGE as follows: Mobile quiet sIoc
bales. Wellington nrm ssc hc higher Baltimore
n9Trnsi nal ~ susus,a steady 5Nc sales SOL bales
5lc Norfolk quiet. 7-iec sales o4e bales Galverton
quiet I-loe, lice lower: sales 40 bales. New
orleans nu,e btc sales. 700 bales Memphis 5Ac.
The export movement thus th. season has been as
follows
Great Britain. France Continent
Thus far th. week es1M 1850 IL exc
Total since September t...1 sa3 ass All o22 80
Receipts at New Orleans to morrow officially
mated 10 be 20 900 % 600 bales against oS5 bale.
actual last week and 40 900 bales last year To NOR
rows receipts Houston were estimated at rs 900 to
20 800 bales against 30 407 bales last &c
bales last year.
R.eps at the ports and interior points TO- day com
pared with he nj week. and ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
snlrHERN COTTON MARX ETs

baltimore fec. ia.--Cot'on nominal; middlins M
low rddnr iGc. good ordinary IL lee, gross re-
cepts lOl bales stock 200i2 bales.
Wilmington. Dec i@.--Cotton firm mldelins Csc. re
cepts IOi ba.es exports T. the continent, "o'2 bales
coastwise ono bales. stock. 1858 bales
Savannah Dec. ia-Cotton quiet and firm. mlddllng.
5c low rniIfling .1l-lGc. 7.o'3 bales exports
coaswse bales 3O7 bales stock l3> l3S bses
Cincinnati Dec iD-,otton steady. middling. bo-lb'.
low nddne 3 lie. good ordinary I3 Ice. receipts
5id bales Shipments 1852 bales. stock. - fs2 bales
Houston Dec Ip-Cotton quiet. mdiing She. low
ridting good 0rti-ary isc receipts. l59SO rates
bales
81 Louis Dec. io-Couon cute; mlddlins sc , .-
rnldlne good ordinary. II lIc net receipts lf>
bales gioss 72s7 haes shipments. 1854 bales SAFES
- hale~. stock. ~ Oh bale.
Augusta Dec lD--rotion steady. middling, 3tc; iow
t4ng 5.c. receipts. f5s bales gross ssS ps,rs
pn.nts TO5 baes saes. Dl bales SOCK f'-'o pai's
Galveston rec ia-Cotton steady; miidling. 3'se
low mi ding Dc. good ordinary. nc. receipts - ~
bales exports Continent l02s hn's STOCK "o o'
tales. -,
New -O-l.ars Dec I9-Cotcn quiet middiins o.c.
low miidns l3-i5c good ordinary. t7-loc. rseep's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
Recep's at the ports and interior prints day com
pared with ;he same day last week and last year:

Inc New,orcans Cotton Exchange will be closed Sat
also co,, e Y Esss5 Sors and vsP2
d AmeriSan 900 gecepts 1000. American 1000: mid
9dyance closed steady unchanged 70 SD
February March sosb. March April 8o4b. April May
S o33 May, June So6e JuneJgly. 3o7s July August
3osh october November. 8.Osb. December 3Oli.s Man
orR HNb MRATS GI1hs 0Ts s sl9y Of the
rd ver9 eaS Tas At f The IN the y s t2 9s ysn
amp was made to advance The market but without
nuary attitude y holders serving transactions
winier baten,s 81 a@s wnie sIrssh'. 81 .sas$ u.s.
No winter g ssas2 90: & winter s. ds2 =:
to fancy s. asa * y m To- og geSe
Steady Quoted: Fine white 9oc. nne yellow a5easl.
ana SPOT % SACK a1 s' ss q aas4 c ss
dnrs s14asl7 city feed s4asl4 30, hominy chop. SIS:
an Of '4a'sc LOST the improvement, BIT re-
saay Sers us the ofn55 ne ebr ana fasT
held weak relation To- the rest q the market under
purpose claimed o. keeping the 81 the
the selling Of December the Cresn cohtingeh; hgnrid
more or less conspicuousy ,hrouehoai the session
Information generally bu.ish, whether from public
or p esS the s' Fa ss whq noe
Of the basis i i2'.c for May ms
s. 5 Sofs o. r E
s Ss1 small a"o~n' r,dsr on Sss: Of UT Il lis:
parties Were 6uyns ana general move to c3ys sup
resulted in an ~ .l6c. this representing
best :eyel Of the session There was little liquidation
the hnal phases OF the marhet We're encouraging The
ins the Improvement the least The at midday was
considerably confused by contradictory Official statements
@ ~ ioa 600 bush ara another an Increase Of s2 900
discrepancy Strengthened
marte, scarcely varied from 72c for May wheat Then
in Buffalo in the Of figures and the other
and the Chicago statement finally made
bs ssT When on nsS s vas ansd to h e a the
declined as stated BY n. rally was prompt ana ~
saFsn y s bas6 'n ndsa,e s
The worlds shiPmeots 'e beow EsrcDsap S
bgsh for the week verpoS stocks we're paed
terror Of winter and spring wheat summed up
ncSsass 0Sis ssI bsa on Iecps "a 9 900 buh To-
DAYS receipts at chieafo placed at "a cars VIII 40
and sellers were apart as 10 their views on cash wheat
1t was claimed that The Argentine prosPeois We're gn
favorable as to the cron aG tnai .he sh hna
saoa' basis Hs5e as foS"s ES Tea MIN 7s,
spot; 30 Northern NewYork 75c spot; no hanl
Manitoba. 77sc to arr.ve cOhNLIhere was nr'nsr
favoT Of wheat The opened advance y
d the weeks quotatios and finally closing about steady
net advance Of ~ II addition lo to Hss davo cn was
helped by the soft weather which LED 70 pre-
snpresS 3, SUI The Visible supply here while fons UP
1921 900 bush includes $1,000 80 m,xed snd sis 600
The It % 5 n. AGS ,po aH lnf Sc
corn about ' GTs teeng in oats was decidedly
s olders We're not disposed to oer anything ~
sale and business was necessarily slack and quite o,
at York and ruled steady throughol, ne session
At c.sss9 shs 1sns a 40 oats closed a, 80
oats ai.e No white 34e No whne; 80, lfnrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
THE LIVERPOOL. corroy MARKET

Iivernoot Dec 10 4 D. -Coton--spot-Fa,r demand;
prices i-3sd lower American md8iing fair. 3sd good
iniddllng 3 9-s?d mdGng 3 3 SD l,w midd',rs,
s-32i good ordinary. % s2Ie erGnars. i3S1 ins
sales Of the day 10000 bales. % which io we're
speculation and export and Included ssoo
Receipts II bales including 100 American Futuree
opened quiet with moderate demand and cosss
American mdiiine ! :. December. > -"tHo ~
sellers December and January. i6tQ3 --S'd seliers.
January and February C443 3ead sellers Februa.z
ard March 33-6if buyers March and April. 3 otd
buyers. April and Nav. JGtd biyers. May and Juns:
e-Gid buyers ana July. 6id sslieis July anc
August 37-si73 -eid buyers. August ard September
SID value September ard October. sGs. buyers:
october and November. SID buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20

Wei Brothers Of Opelka Ala. write: me .sarinr
shce the l., been very unfavorabIe TOT tntN' nr
~ crop only two days In fifteen have we s" cold
which could picked. the balance pels 80 "a:
isinr accompanied ty sleet and snow me Co,o" ~,
The fed has thus been greatly Injured IN g.n's hs
great deal IL h.s destroyed. Aoklht VII -
moe dircu than About 10 per cent yi m ar5
IN mir section the neld on Dec"ni'ri
We don't mink NOR. than ~ that amount VIZ ,
ganefed End that only provided we have fooi
leenf inquiry dlvulcee the fact that this cOuhiie
sss cotton then last year. Last year we ihue ,,,
WIS season will about seven bales 10 me os
Ne had no idea that tins falling m Was 20 sit"1
s.rnr towns are small They are less IMAM NE IN,
49, Tor great many The Stocks ~ w -.
Press have been greatly drainshed while rstepts ~
d,ss ppointinrly small The quality ~ so,s ~. era de
a. ens received IL OF splendid stare ana we
y D<uH man II was month ago. We are no" 'eSN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20

f%as7 bales exports u France 17loo nAsss oos"".'
io4 bales: sales. L. 900 bales; stock. f6's'e ohies
Memphis Dec ig--Cotton firm. mddling. onc; low
mddng NC good ordinary. '-l6c; net rsce,pts' -:
bales grore 1921 shipments s,Is3 paies saisss
1000 bales stock 80 28I bales
Norfolk Dec. Ia-Cotton quiet. niddlins ,.,ec: 70.
mddne Sc good ordinary. 5-lec receipts +2t
co.swis. $40 saes 2f9 bales stock. SIv6s baieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

.T R2:P Patents R q 81 20 rS, &C. 81 a. SSf
S Ss 5: sa@s! , ssr 81 Sen % 5st:s: 60
e M feed au5ys TTan R s5P'H nr 81 aogr w s
hu-cr firm Northern 2iG3iigc westSrn COZ a2c. i'm
i.sion i5gl6c. ladies &c Cheese firm; Northern 1914
eqnPs p; ossa 7s e. Id sfsts
7o'.c W.nte- wheat stronger 80 . rel I:,.c, - !
Whit 72c CoIn s,ns No yeSE VA ~ Sorn
81. ascc oats hrn No white. Si&c No white. Bic
80 S5 nc a a % .s H1 me Ts ;i 5Ssie
low mailing '7aisc feed 44ai's s,a'e fame 's(eoo
e sy e. o GaT 5s. spn sas se 54S s
S s5r 30 sd fs: ' 9aEam rP se. EGG g %" grade
chicago Dec. io-The leading futures ranged as TO
w6sa, No Opening I'll as sss Lo"s s' c'; e
3 5. @s c7'soSS Si.S$$ IS '7scs s..
Corn 10 .
I #;.:: @ s sss:s: &c II; 81: III: s &:
oats. No 2
as: s sss s ss. .s.s:s,. g..
a 5s"sa' ... So e. 9" e.: go" ss3 So &c.
Lard per loo ID.
As, -..:..:.::. s H': 3aa,. 3s4 3 81;
short rts. Fs- 100 n.
5 @s2 .......: Is; 49, :s s5 . IS:
ga,s 4a2a?n. S:ce as IS lsG o ' %5 : co "
2,a. a2sc ~ white 2sa2s'sc, NJ rye, 5isg5!+.
NJ e1 5, seed, s g. mess SO po per- 5o s. ss IS
lard per 100 H. 81 o22g<9 o snor, ribs sdes cosss,
y 1ls 80 ossd 8 s2Ssi j. whskey asisrs
4S s 81 5 se an the pou 1s Eschs T & tn.
butter market was steady Gieanieries "eS; 'a s'
sisai'.,. cheese STEADY ''''''' 'E' ''''
Cincinnati De-. Flo c aai,' ' s2 NJ gnSNans.G
3ii.c oats firm, No miTed 2'se Rye stead No =
&c d ngsme" T qSis 'i arm 20 Bu,a Ga ss
arm fef s4m ar Ohio 'S s 1896 GaS ''"' - Cheese
Duluth. MINI. Dee. i2-Whea'~N9 herl. s5sc,
nss@5 MAJ Msy a. Sss n ~ northern ss; e
sp-ing j,7sc. TO arrive. No hard, 6os.c No North
What. 2s e % 5iai shipments i.i57
Minneapolis Dec. ss sF9ns De'rm Ser, SS
GIisc No Northern 62isc fIour-FrN patents s. .ga
lsyns1 a5" cs and .d rs snt ssAs
ana ruled nrm. ~ mixed December. old seta4Jc'
&c sS sD 9n'; !" ~ 20 %si sPSsa
33',s Flour unchaased Butter nrm. fancy Wes ts
:i 90 western s s5 R'9
] cssSse qs ceG dS ns9 7uf SS anS
gaee 'S bush q e9a g t ~ 9n 0 o%s 5asS oats
1906 bush
- Louis Dec. lo.--flour unchanged Wheatmsp2,
lover X red cash elevator. 60 asked. track lVdtlc'
i)eccrnber. Gslsc May. 7oAc. cora higher 70 cash
$50 bid December S2se, May. 3S7sgS3%e oats-s2eot
st.ad, ~ &c Did, crack, 27iIcs Deccrr Der
bid May 27'.N277.c bill No white :sisaSc Bran
steady firm sacked track 56c Whisky sieagy'
81 20 Butter fem. creamery. ls422c. dairy, ltF!Jc
Eggs Lowell COO Pork quiet. standard mess jotoin4.
II s. p new - I<arC lower, n-me steam. 80
chdce 5O2igc Dry salt meats Bowed ehoa5ers - i2s;
extra shorts 90 30 shorts, - - n bacon
Bxel shoulders 81 extra s. l2s ribs. - @s' SPORTS
s.
NJ. ~. "a v-,.o, t,rher dull No . cash and
December zoe bid MAY. Iltc Corn active. steady. 70
: mixed. and December. BIC oats dun STEADY, 40
. mixed 20 rive unchanged No cash. 3t'Ic. clover
seed higher steady prime I'D 81 20 new. cash and De
c.rner a. 575z. OF unchanged