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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

by his own confession a liIe-ions hie
bug OF ineorrigible pertinaeiIy. On
recent night bad fire was dsscoNsreu
in Priests lumber yards. just In time
for the nre department to prevent
vast eoanagration. There Was no elsw
to the origin OF the hre. and II was
ascribed 10 sparks from passing rail-
road engine
Early the next morning stranger
stepped up TO an oiicer Of the night
police force Vllh the voluntary state
ment that he had purpOzely fired the
lumber yards, and desired 10 give him
self up a. an lncendlaEy The police
regarded him as a freak, bat decided TO
hold him Tor investigation. Il proved
that he Vas JUS, out u the psni,rn-
tiary IL jefferson city, Mo having
served q three-year term there for
similar crime. lie also wore the prs8-
oR-maGe clothing % Missouri and has
them yet 10 his present confinement In
the Madison county jail Logan Is
unqnesriouA5ly crazy on the subject
o. lncsualaElsm. but on any other
theme he Is as rational as any man llY,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24
FAST TIME TO CHICAGO


Commencing February 5, Tho sen Ina
card y tAs rio GnRas NssssrA gs~s A4
eject The AllAhtle ERpsuss lsayss ssi
Lake ClEY atgA ~ arriving Al n~1fs
a. = - ., n The fpli8uihg a.sfnizf III
Chicago a. ? IS . n ghn laird oar mll,
ing connections with timlsua trals. ttsa
Chicago - SHn forS Tbs svsasux lssa
teayra - : - = n, arrives a. nssEss u
y IS p a tbs tpltswins ulgh sa4 C'aseaa
at g. tue ihiri aAy. nAstas Gloss az,
arctlghs yith ths fast mbrpiaE irasss 81
New f4rN Aa1 Haaton fiash Il stsss
through ira5aa arc sFlsndi9lY 0tE.gpas
With al 4srst arulanraa sal tunrsassses
Aa3 carry f'u.tmAa FAlaes aad t'sss=.a
ToaFfss aJeup5ss ears Is ws8l a. tree =
eiiaias Chair C&rs T}e9rs asses. y .
West sccuuA south stress tf'aasa@s
corner
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24


Her latest vagary Is a campaign TO
spite the pope by giving an heir to the
throne OF Italy. which represents POI
litical enmlty TO his holiness.
The duchess feels reasonably certain
that she will be the mother Of son.
because she has taken the advice OF
Dr.. Sehenk, Of Vienna, who discov-
cred the scientific principles which reg
ulate the production OF male children.
Such startling success has attended DR..
Schenk's treatment that everybody in
Europe. especially among the higher
classes, feels sure Of its efficacy.
The approaching visit OF the stork. TO
which the Roman court Is now looking
forward, is a surprise. because the
duchess had had a serious quarrel with
her husband. II viii be disagreeabie
news 10 Pope Leo. because the mar
rage took place in opposition TO his
wishes and because the members OF the
house OF Orleans have as a rule been
very faithful 70 the church. That a
princess Of this family should be the
mother OF probable Italian king who
typires disobedienee 70 the holy see is
very painful.
The duchess OF Aosta was the daugh-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

There IS new table berry on the
maket this year" said a market dealer
TO Star reporter which proves that
there is something new under the sun
after all at least in the berry business.
The newcomer is called the wine berry.
In shape and color it is not unlike the
raspberry though It is a trile smaller
in size. In taste and color it is com
bination of the raspberry and the old
fashioned red currant. 1t is superior
to either Of the berries from which it
sprung, and has an advantage over
either in .Aat it ships better and lasts
longer. It Is a graft from the raspber-
~, and is the result of considerab bic
study and experiment 1t grows in ev-
cry respect like the red raspberry, and
is as prolific. Those that have been
sent to market 90 far this season do not
show up as well as they should for the
reason that there has been but very
little rain in this section Of the country
for the past two months, when the
fruit was making. The retail price is
about the same as that of the raspber-
ry."-Washington Star
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

august ,ut Ihayer, German mualet
:. .His Guy was found dead in h,s
room Dy the police Sunday nigh, E n,s
,. nsny years he picked up a hare i,o.
ing By playing his violin a, ,b nv INV. nv
corners C,. IN the vicinity Of cot s,pgo
nroSe avenue and Twentvss go !,
street . and his long white hair ana r LII
- .afy nsure were familiar to everv a nli
N lhe neighborhood. He was ,bo s ah,'
u 80, friend and a child himself no.
m.lnstaading his 70 yeara m. no Wv,
musician was found lying dead ~ ~ , Ulu
, ~, eoyerlet Of his poor bed =" ,, ,as
ms loved violin Rugged clos e. = WY" ,.
heart. e'ose to his
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

uraliy . robust man, bat tLs, - -
trouble, together With rhsamafi,rn -.
sftsrward sut In, were making fa.sI...s1a
upon my health and am satisrel ,s.,
woald have been bat sh9rr tia,s -
my comrades would have been eas,s.a,...ss
ths regulation funeral esrslAoalc. o,s,.NS
Remains. hal not elaHesd 10 read - =,
taken DIR. Williams Pink Pin. h, II.
People"
There are several others In n. a..
who arc taking thsss pill. sn4 are re-.
Ing great bSnent.W kicaAsp Dg,x
Subscribed sad sworn to bsior, q. 4.
LAT day of Nov 1871,
Hxsef GfssoS, Notary R.a;.
Sergeant Dunn is perfectly ~llilDx ~.
anyone should ~rits him . fsf sssaes 4 n.
case, provided stamp Is enclosed sss i.ss,
All tbs slsments necessary 10 NV. =,
HE aud richness To the blood aa1 ss.s.,.
shattered nerves are eonta nasi la 4 sos.
dunsed form In Dr Williams flnk ~.
for Pals People. They ars also sssr..s
for traatlea ppealiar 90 females. ssss !
snppFsssi0ns Irregularities sR4 all icvasa
weakness la meu they cure cases sss.sas
fFuFn msntal soErs over aoFk o. excess
OF whatever nktnre.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24
Ups and DOMnk.

The 1dler-"Good many ups and
downs in your profession, presume?"
The Actor-'I should twitter. Look at
me. DOM the Wild Man in the base
ment all day, and cake-walk on the
roof at night. Talk about ups and
dnvnsi'-Indlanapolls Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24
CRIMINAL AT BIRTH
ILLINOIS FlREsuo CANNOT RE-
STRAIN HIMSELF.
Noaid He a Good Citizen "uf" IL Ses
for HIS unsontroli.bls Desire to Set
Propsrty Afre 80 An Illustration OF
Hereditary criIninAiit3.

HE Alton. M, POI
lice auth orr ties
have a unique pris-
oner on tn c ir
hands, and they
are trying to de-
eide " . / b er hs
ought 10 be sent
10 the psnitentiary
or an asylum. The
man is Francis VI.
Logan, ard he 10
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24
PLANNED By A WOMAN
A PLOT THAT WILL ACETATE
ROMAN PONTIFF.
fhe Famous Dr. Schenk Called In TO
Help Her Realize Her Dream of
Resenxv-wrn Give an Heir 10 the
Throne of Italy.

HE most errssic,
the most ambitious.
the most fascinat-
ing and the most
interesting princess
in Europe AT the
present moment is
the duchess OF Aos-
ia, formerly the
Princess II e IN g
d'C-leans, writes a
correspondent from
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

connecticut claima parro, 10
s C,u, y mas been for 100 yenra n I'M ans
:, ,an my having descended from fa, Gaa
=, ,,o son through two or thre" vn .a,nsr
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

Tas population o. Russia is laereas.ss !,
The rake u COO 90 ; year
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

Ths reesaE ceasas showed q 40 p,ss.s
iSnsa AH.oas she 81. ps0. 40 u ilAsy,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

About 10000 people without homea
are nightly sheltered in the common
lodging houses OF London.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

Too many people are iookiss ~ q
chance % ST down u yoa rss 40
yoa must knsu on vuaf FEET
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

friend ,as soon as the betrothal Of the
prince Of Naples was announced
Early in 1897 it was known at the
Roman court and in well Informed cir.
Giles throughout Europe that the duch.
ess Of Aosta had virtually separated
from her husband. She occupied tba
apartment furthest away from him in
the palace. She ate her meals anart
from him
The duke ia an undlstingulshed in.
offensive young man, who has acouit.
ted himself with fair degree of cred.
1t in the army. He was attached IN
his handsome wife, but the dsappoInt.
ed, high spirited girl had no sympathy
for him.
Again the situation underwent n
change. The buxom princess from
Montenegro did not become the mother
OF a prince. In fact, she had no cbfI.
dren. and does not seem likely to have
any.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24

1ieM - =
e G.. ot .Iit d Is
Williams III
Pub T. fos IL.
irsssopls hs,i,.
cured : -,
nag N = cd lii.
mlns MIa
e: eIdsi 70 -,
asm hi
which Ida
After tai
inz Tvs l1x.I
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24
tfzfi's taszrrh Care
l. taken internally Peies, -

Every t;paalard ia liable 70 b oalies :
ml}.tAry srrviss 90 aststaiag % rear
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24
TOLD BY THE sERcpA.-

Prom the Democrat, Grand Rama. -
Al the Michigan SOLDIER HON. 49,,
Rapids, lives Sergeant Richsri utsal
and hearty, although he carri.s m. ~
several wounds sustained In .a.s. .nd
battles of the Civil war. In rsco.s.e q =
exp~Ttsncs to = reporter, MIR. Das. \
About year aud . half ago ~.
have troabis with my stomach n~h
ing WAS 80 intense that | tried Es.1%
medicines and doctored with ss,sueA
siciAns, bat without permanent rsli.s ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-09-24
kSsaYer and Chsmlst ~ F Nd
flhE PHlkllRAPH RECONOs,

SO Inferior apasis We carry '47aefiat -.
traphuph1Hrs aud supplies PETiegs - -. -
room - Aisia Sc. salt LAKE CftY ttaa
graph SO. bas W AtsFWef Pres al ~ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York December 2. is9s.
REANs AND PEAS-There Is quiet trade at the
moment for nearly all kinds ~ domestic beans but SUI
niles are moderate and this leads TO fairly firm hold
inc ec.Iy,r. are generally asking 81 IS for choice
row 30 for marks ~ medium and 81 80 for
fancy pea and jobbing sales have been mainly al
Red kidneys sparnsy offered and hrin
II is doubtful that 81 10 would be shaded the best
oea. selling slowly present; We quote: Beans. mar
row lsDs choice per bush 81 81 tsJf 81 do medium
isos 81 as do pea 1895 81 2Iif4Sl 20 do red kidney
isgs choice 81 iOasi ~ DO white kidney. lsss. 81 1I
81 IS 10 yellow 1897. 81 ooaki So do black turtle
soup lsss 81 s5asi 20. do lima California. 81 32is a
81 * green peas 1895 bags sI's a9oc. Scotch bags
$lQ$i OH.
Rl'TTER-There decidedly weak and unsettled
tone 10 the market to-day Reported arrivals were not
very heavy but good deal of stock thu, due early
IN the week has coming In within the last day or
tao and without much demand holders have pressed
these goods for sale at lower ngures little very fancy
,r..h creamery brought 22ia 323c this morning and 1t
ooks as n BUYERS good sized lots would have been
me, AZ 22c The situation lover grades Is practically
the same as reported FOR days past there Is no de
rand Tor them and values wholly nominal June
weaker dull. Scarcely anything doing
state dairy demand this week for fresh fac
tory is absorbing much Of the stock that prices are
held quite steady shipments for the week foot up about
nkys W. Creamery Western extras, TO
% aalS do nrsts 2DQ22c DO thirds TO seconds. lago
d. state finest 2ln22c do rrss 2tn2n'sc do thirds -
seconds l5algc Western June. extras. 20u2o'sc, do
n,s,s isuiac; do seconds iGai7'sc state dairy, haf
utkln tubs fan made. finest lbn.uc do nrsts i.gls'
a. .hirds TO secunds l3u iGr. state dairy. hhns. fans
i,0iSi,r. IL, seconds to hrsts laaiIc western mita
tion creamery finest 1Ic do hrsts. i4isu5sc d. sec
10 nrsts isaa.c: factory fresh finest, i4aoc do sec
onds la,,c do lower grades i?gi3s rolls fresh Fancy
SHEx.SE-Ttsys Wa yny little fun cream cheese svat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, December =. lS's.
COFFEE-There steady but SLACK nlaIke' lu'
Brazilian futures to-day Trading was Amos, f
t.rey a character and the market scarcely Na
points during the session, nc European ana HIa1.ud
cables Indifferent purport, and local nu-n.es
~ a character to change preconcciNed "'sS ~
Of the general bearing aho M
traders conservative especially
selling contingent the latter being governed by the
small average daily receipts Rio and santos erc
no cable from Santos to-day owing N local
holiday that sharp falling of In United Sa,
warchous" deliveries In this country on the ohcr han
was an small Brazilian receipts IN" ds
liveries only 600 bags. Deliveries nav"
heeen running days but the longs
claimed that this only temporary check TO IN"
embargo The hears claimed thar this obstacle no
said explain the small Distribution ana
they maintain jobhe-s throughout the coun'ry are
pretty well supplied. leaving the million bag American
visible supply remain "a burden on the market We
npt~ thar the Rio Exchange rate has been furher re
dnced :; 3cl making the figure 32d The market FOR
brazilian coffee closed net unchanged 20 -
points lover Total sale- 80 bags. Spot Brazilian
coffee ruled and closed barely steady nom
nay unchanged prices No Rio invoice lots. 6'sc AMI
jobbng parcels 6sc. The worlds visible supply ot all
coffee according the official figures OF the Coree
Exchange. $500 li5 bags December !. or an IN
Of 5oGi5 bags contrastei with the supply OF
November |.
The range prices the local marke, to-day
VA as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York. December Z, IN's.
. ,,,. ,.o-o - cars OF oos head. nearly
~ ~ ,orers di,ec, There trading me
,. VS. rated arm Dressed heef quiet at las, previous
cuo'ati7f-. i''es lou al I.d12c per H..
on tea American HN ors,,- haer selling A, lie per 10.
't'p ,nc,ded 400 cattl- :. 2,i quarters of
:mmens ~ ' Won,"an 10 I,,ndon: 3oi cattle the
I~trim. 10 nc same ps' ,,s $500 on tho Mar,elo TO
E'iurla. 10 L"'''i''' " "
Hun. ,, &C a,,,o,
CALVES Receipts "ere - 49,, 900 ~, eaie Veals
and With the state sa,os - COMMON to fair at
We dali AID weak. WIN sa'S % ~ yos,cr,s or
s. 60 euSI per 100 ~ - - ,.i,, dres..d vea A.,
flr gfassers and IA were h'lu 49, an a, 81 n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04

COTTON The cotton market made positive move
menis to day. The first resulted in decline OF in5
points. tho o'ha" advance gain ~ T3 points
on closing prices. The early
result Of disappointing cables" which led to nquiia
and selling for short account. IL afterwari
claimed that the English weakness TO exten; due
q increased estimates cabled from New Orleans
the opening call the market developed decided
strength Wall Street buying became feature Weather
reports bad; thes' alarmed the shorts. general
blyng set IN Investment demand feat
Prices adv tnced rapidly The market closed steady
about highest point 81 the dav. 4 few positions
had made n; gain Of points but lttle realizing
edge on Fall River favorable reports
transactions white goods The South
reports we'll sustained export demand for spot
class OF reaching here AT the
- Change following which gossip bullish and
indicated expectation o., strong English cahes Mon
dav morning.
The Of contract prices in the local market to day
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 3 100 p m --F11chanse-Closing-
Nheat-So Western winter. stocks exhausted No
red Northern spring hrm. IS gal Corn-Amefcan mixed
STEADY b lOi.d. December quiet. 81 on
March quiet. 81 I'D Flour-si Louis fancy winter
steady. Hops London-Pacihc Coast firm at f5qfG
India steady SIS 81 prime steady.
6i por-Pilme me Western steady. Sos prime
medium Western steady. -. III Ham--ShOrt cut.
u 10 ii H. firm. 33s "a Bacon CUMBERLAND cat - 10
H. firm 3ss short flh - t. "a NJ strong 33s; or,
,l.ir midIl.~ uph b - n. Aim. .s's. clear
.nfHer heavy. ~ H. nrm IS. short clear backs
t-I clear bellies ~ IL H.
shoulders - 20 ~ N firm. rs Lard
Trme Western nrm. 27s Gd Cheese american finest
white nrni as roioref firm. a. Tallow Prime
steady 2Os 81 Coiton=eed oil erpoo refined dull
lfs qi TuIp ntine-spiTits arm. 2ss I'd RosnCenimor
staadI N a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
OTHER .MARKErs BY TELEGEArH.

Chicago Dec B. There little better supply ~
c,'f. f1-lia, than the end Of the """k Al
.0ariurs wcr. taken the market ruled strong At
about voster LAYS range II prices. few fancy cate
.lF Tor s. The luk Il cattle were disposed "
-, 5. Gna ~ There was fairly acilv d-mand for
hogs ana pri "a dd not show much change sales were
made ~ mmon prime lots at 81 2tilS3 - =. the bulk
q H.. h.-s crossing scales AZ So ~ as 40 Pigs
SID princ paly - njm - 81 Trace IN sheep ana
,tni.s fairly .cX- IT about yesterdays of
rl..a Offerings were not Lambs sold from 81 ~
81 - and sheen from 81 5Odt4 81. Yearngs brought
sta<4 - Rec,pts-Catte 800 head; hogs 1900 sheep.
300
Cincinnati Dec 3-Hogs active. s3ns3 -. Cattle
steady 81 5oasl IS sheep steady. 81 25gA Lambs
stead, sass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS.

Savannah. Dec s-co,ton easy m.dil.ns ise low
m!d.ling t'.c. receipts i29o bales. exports 20 uess
Britain Is 439 coastwise. 2.oii sales. ~ s'~~'
1858 49, Tan,
Galveston; Dec s-couon ssais. midtlins ose S
miidling AZ. good ordinary 4Sc. receipts. lIf-o
exports Great Britain. 1886: 20 the Continent loS"
sales 5a2: stock. 34i.34> 49,
Memphis Dec 3-Co,toa steady middlng 3Ac. o IA
middling &c good ordinary tSc. net receipts 80
bales: gross 3623. shipments 5oos: sales '"o' s'"'
i54 49,.
baltimore Dec cotton nominal miiiling. 90
low middiing. i6c: good ordinary. ltc' fs'ePs
pii bales stock ~ PSI 80.
81, Louis. Dee. Cotton steady; maIlns oS.,n,.
oN niadl ng loo. ordinary. .'sr, net 'ee'
1851 bales. gross t8Si shipments 49,, sales ~"
suck 60 '.g,. ,, =. law
New orleans Dec 3-Cctton steady: miodl'ns DC NV
middiing l6c good ordinary 49, net 1870
rs 772 bales, gross IAN exports to Gresi 'hn,"
IA 3OS 10 France 10 IA the Continent loiVV s9~ss
wise, LISA, sales GOV, stock. 36S.Qas. 49,;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04

s,2 7,as,a aS sacks 10 arrive &is 5Oas4 nne tl2 500
fia So coarse bran. Si+atl3 middlnss slouss:
rye feed s2hae'c; city feed sl@ 90; ho"ny c"op' '"'
W GRAIN"WHEAT- wheat market was very dull all
day with aside from the RECORD srnao,
was sassd the idea that heavy shipmeh,s Io
this would swell arrivals over mere rosikh
houses inclined TO sell May wheat a, me opes
understood figures prohibiting negotiations Norn
receipts 432 cars and helped slYhx IN. pran.
had bought enough wheat To more than aosV'o .e',p
for thirty sixty days Deliveries OF apom,
100 bush put December contracts WITHOUT
affecting market materially and closing prices "e,r ~
net lower Continental markets were All weak ana
led by wheat with decline Of 2Oa3~ points faIis
closed 5aio points of. and Antwerp was IIan ran, on
lower The Thoman report considered beat'sn VI,
wheat II made a condition OF Do per cent hs,l''.
December and for the six principal ssa,e
condition of compared with 1913 last year farmets
ing higher prices. Late dispatches from VIZ
Northwest inmated that country deliveries y wheat
have dropped OF sharply TIER was sssr mat"n. in
West No 2 red quoted to-day ',.c az
December b. afost and No Northern Duluth, -
over Z o b aHoa, the curb May ranged from ,lu
advance Of ha4d in the Liverpool market eSe
steady opening. there little pressure thr9ngnSsnr
news unavorabe the storm in central sections De,ns
n menace the movement Export trade was lnu,"
smaller today not aggregating over 10 losds an NJ
The Thoman report considered rather bullsh NO
closed sc over December, b. ah9at on u i.e
curb December held around 3oc closing a, "
BID a. O'clock At; r,h.sa m at 49, No
oats Bic; No white. Saac: No white :s2sc tIscS
mixed. 81 isa33c. track white. S3q37c No whit cups;
b. anoat. s5,ac t. buffalo state rye s5a5ec +
New York CARROTS BARI.EYMarket Arm Feeding
.2at3c. c T. Buffalo: mating 55d6oc. delivered New
York BrCKwHEAT- Market steady. Quoted %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IJyerro,l Dec g. . p -,o'ion-Spot quiet. prices
UNCHANGED American middlng. Bid The sales o' ,ne
day were 1000 bales. u which $40 for spscuat,
ard export and included Goo bales American Keeps.
~ 300 bales all American Futures opened quiet NJ
moderate demand. and closed barely steady. American
uddng m December 2-6ii buyers. December a. az;
January 6td buyers January and February. : ota
BUYERS February arl March / 6iG3 Esd buyers;
March and April. 8id buyers. April and May. NO.
sellers May and June i4u3 4-,id buyers. June an.
JAY ? &6sa3 6td sellers. July and August S6fd guy
ers August and september 6iQ3 6 Gii sellers eel.
october 6tQ . 6iI sellers, Octooer ANU
November, 5-6+ g3 6-6id buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
NAVAL, STORES

The local market took upward turn toisy On con-
tnuei faNorah" from savannah. A. thf 'le".ass
39 G39.c the trading prize here. hut ne' - 80
holders csking 39g iOc R0sn ana far W.
steady TO firm spirits market. quotations fo'-
TAR-Tscgulars. 81 -. oil. kns 81 20.
SPIRITS IT RpENTlNE 49, aH4nr asked ,,a
ROSlN-C mmon 20 good strained. 81 ~. =. - ~
81 81. r 81 81. O. 81 *. H. - 10 81 -. X 81 NJ
81 80: NJ 81 95aS2: y 50 -. " g. s. 80. " ". 50
STOCK OK HAND - ,.a
RJSn. barrels
Spirits turpenne barrels. ~. ~
Charleston. Dec 3-TuIprntine market nrm AZ 80
asked Rosn quiet. unchanged ,s,,
Savannah. Dee. 3Splrits tuipeninc closed firm 80
bid. sales - cisk. AZ 80 rec"ini-. - ti-N'
firm. sales. iss2 hhs receipts 800 hh- QUO o.
H. G. - and T. 81. l. 81 -. q. - 10. Ii. 81 = 81 -''
X 81 30. NJ 81 "a. y 81 -. " - s.. w ". s. =
20 Wilmington Dec. 3.-Spirifs turpenne nrm ~,
sales bb- sin firm ?1'scnSl o.. Crude tlfpsn~
tne firm. 81 IS. 81 and 81 Tar hrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04

This authority states that picking Is nearing compile
ton in a number CT sections; that the marketing Of the
crop continues very free
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
ouet sales 200 bales. speculation and export. 500
American. 5000. receipts. $3.50 American. 5000 mid.
ding upland 3rd opened steady. partial l-s4i
decline closed barely steady a. iiaai 2-64d net dc
cline December January. 30ln January February 3olb
February March 3Ol,b March April. 2 02b April MAY
3U3s May June 3o3'sb. June July. 3o,hs july August
O5b August September 3O5iss. September October
ostss October November 3,oi-b. December. 3O2b.
FLOUR AND MEAL business exceedingly small
~ nour II the saturday. the market
ruling rather easy but quOably lower. Buckwhrat
steady with some ~ mills asking 81 10 Tor choice
QUALIFY, Spring patents ~ Ijns1 winter straghs 81 ~
ass So winter patents 81 t5nSJ ~ sprng clears 81 vop
"a 10 extra No | winter 81 S5uS3 No winter
81 Scds2 So grade 81 co., to arrive huckNheat hour
s2ds2 To- RYE FDpIR-Steady. quoted. s2Ga
s. ~ .... CoRNMEAI-Quiei Quoted Kiln dried. s. ~
dt2 20 brand .... RAG MEAL Steady. Quoted
pine white Doc yellow 85cft3i. coarse. 15n77c
rEED-OuiAi RnrlnG taAo bulk q Arrin~ AL