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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-04
BY JAMES l.. WELLS.

BY JAMEs L. WELLS.
Third avenue. Nos. 3051 and 1858. near
l50th street. one and three story frame build
Third avenue: 10. a977. northwest corner of
story frame building. lot 25x9a,.
Third avenue west side, "a feet south of
Third avenue. east side. 74.s9 feet south. OPP
FRi9 ne Fo " f MOTIFS Rai frsSHf io t? 95aI gS' tnf2ssh g.
,Bathgate avenue. No, I7124, near ! 4th street;
fremont avenue. north Side. 5I.Sis feet east
Of Marmion avenue: six lots. each about 25x
Marmion avenue. west side. 100. ~ feet north
Of fremont avenue; five lots. each about 26x
Westchester avenue. East 156th street and
linton avenue. northwest corner; nine lots. ir-
regular,
15Sth street: sixteen irregular lots. covering
the entire block. with the exception Of a plot
1850 street. Teller avenue and Park avenue.
West. entire block. consisting of nine irreg-
Webster avenue. east side, so feet south OF
Anna place. three lots. each about 25x17a.-.,
Brook Avenue. northwest corner of 10th
brook avenue, west side, 50 feet north OF
10th street. three lots. each 25x90
Webster avenue, east side; l25 feet south Of
17lst street. four lots, each about Sa & 25xl9o; mort,
| of1G7th street. six lots. each 25xl25.
Jerome avenue, east side; block front. run
tentots. each about 25xil6. -.
Jerome avenue. east side. 51.49 feet north Of
Mount Hope place. three lots each about 25.f4
i77th street. south. side. 1901 u feet east Of
jerome avenue: two lots: each eonI 2SH1 WSitoD ava
| nue.; four lots. each about 2l.B7xlOO.
177th street. north side. 45 feet west OF Nor
Jerome avenue, east side. l72 feet north OF
Cameron place three lots 1ts,, each 81 2 ;oal Oortb .,
Cameron place: three lots. each 25x59. .
Jerome avenue. east side. ~ feet north OF
Walton avenue, West side. 122 feet north Of
1920 street; lot 25x9o.
Jerome avenue. west side. northwest corner
Evelyn place: seven lots. each 25xlOO.
jerome avenue. cast side. 07 feet north OF
Walton avenue west side. 81 feet north OF
1850 street; lot 25x95.,
Jerome avenue. east side, 1a7 feet north OF
1S3d street: ten lots. each 25NlOO. .oo,
CrestOn avenue. southwest corner 1850
street: four lots. each % 25x95.5
Fordham road. southeast corner Grand ave-
nue.. seven irregular lots.
The above parcels are offered by order OF the
| executors OF the estate Of Josephine J.. Peyton.
BY D.. PHOENIX INGRAHAM 4 co.
122d street, Nos. PAD to 240. south side. 100
feet west OF Second avenue. 0B.4xlUull. lease
hold. four-story brick building. Alexander j.
RRofRI ni,S executor &c 70: ManssyP +. r AiPPTGiaHl6htt,y attS SaiesG
tieorge L. Morgan. referee; amount due. $2l.-
476; subject TO taxes, &c, 500.
Madison avenue. Nos. 1924 and 1925. north
west corner Eighty eighth, street. lOO.Sx
1888 Il, four Ave-5t0Ey brick tiatS; Eugene
Sondheim, attorney: Louis Is. Hasbrouck, ref
cree; amount due, Sl7,73S; subject to taxes.
&c. 500.
Forthwith street. No. 23I. south side. 1o4
feet west OF Second avenue. 25X5b.S to lane
story bricS store and tenement: Rosa Strauss
and another. executors Yetta Ullmann. vs.
| Henry NJ. Hendheim: Samuel d. Levy, attor-
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Richard ". .Harnett & Co. have sold to the
Post estate the property on the southwest cor
ner OF Greene and Harrison streets for $780,
corner of Greene and Beach streets. 25xS5. for
$4,000. and to Som Brothers, the old build
a ing; 25 ~ Hss NO; 10 y wa Ma,vee6Ieyo RblSS % southwest
The Stevens Real Estate Company has sold.
IN conjunction with g. J.. Haskell, for Robert
wallace. the two new .flve-story stone front
american ns rS basement rs dwellings. 1%sxssxlO0.
have also sold an estate at, Westerly. Port Rich
mond. Staten Island. OF which further particu-
lars are withheld. TIL amount involved is
Maclay Il Davies have sold for William F.
Havemeyer to John Glass. Jr. the vacant lot.
37xl25. Nos. 339 and 341 West Fourteenth
street.
Parsons & Singer have sold for the Hass
estate to Schneider 4 Bachrach the old build
ings. 25xlO3.3, No. 0O7 East Thirteenth street.
Charles I. Schuyler 4 Co. have sold for Max
on the southeast corner OF Broadway and
Seyenty-eighth street.
Francis $. Kinney has bought the four-story
dwelling. on lot 25XT5. No. 578 Madison av-
Joseph A. Farley has bought from Edward
Oppenheimer the plot. S3x1OO.l1. on the north
side OF 1O0th street. 100 feet east OF Riverside
Drive.
Alfred White has sold to NJ. E. and C. C.
Goodwin the three.story brick building. with
stores, on lot %. 7X1O0. 1x47. Ux1O2. II. No. 1856
Eighth avenue. The price paid was about
Lalor 4 Beringer have sold for Jeremiah G.
Lyons an lS-foot American basement dwelling.
on the north side OF Seventy fourth street. near
Park avenue. The house is one of a row OF
eight in course OF erection.
The plot. 3S.4xS2, Nos. 121 and 1913 Avenue
[. has been bought by Charles Weinsteln.
George +. Johnson \ Sons haye sold No. 1923
and stone house. lot 25Xl0O. house 2OX5O, to
Christian b.. Hollander for $3.50.
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Recorded Mortgages,

Amsterdam av. W S. 25,s 3 02d at: Fredk W
Sauer ct al to Louisa Bruen ct al, eIrs.
&c. Is yrs a,.'Iri. ';.1l..... ~
Bailey 10 Benjamin W Winans and ano.
trus, &c, 3 yrs. ,.,,,.,...,.. ,,s,........
Az A.. G :, rob and 90 II b.th st; Elizabeth
VolIing to Matilda EldlitL 1T al. trus, &c,
Az b. = v cor l4th 81; Rachel Levy TO Harris
Mandelbaum and ano, inHtalls. ..,.........
Boulevard Lafayette, W 5. At centre line Of
1bdth st II extended; VIM NJ Grinnell ct al
to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. ] yr..... {
Broadway, bvsi lT2 Mercer ST and 10 and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-04
Auction Sales.

Phoenix Ingraham sold. in foreclosure. the
I17th street, TO the plaintir. Elizabeth RANKIN.
for S4S, $50: also to the plaintiff the tive-story
brick flat. on lot 25.11x1OO. No. 46l Central
Park West. for $54. 900. and to the plaintiff
for $50. 900 the fve-story brick fiat, with store,
on lot 25X10O. No. 418 Mott avenue.
Bryan l.. Kennedy & Co. sold. in foreclosure,
the four-story brick dwelling. on lot l6.5xlOO,
No. III West Ninety-third street. to the plain
tiff. Jacob Hays. for $1,000; also, the four
story brick fiat. on lot 25XlO3, on the Southern
Boulevard. 25 feet north Of Freeman street. to
the plaintiff. Luke Kouwenhosen. for $4,000;
also. the lot. 25.6XlOO. on. the west side OF
Avenue A. Sill feet north OF Seventy-nfth
street, to Louis. Lese for $1,000: also.
No. 415 East Seventy-sixth street. PIX
1922. to. Nathan Cohen for $4,000; also.
the lot. 25xlO2.2, on the north side OF Seventy
sixth street. l4S feet east of Avenue A. to
Lowenfeld & Prayer for $2,G25: also No. 213
West Sixty-fourth street. lot 25X1O0.5, to
Joseph +. Merriam for 81 $50. and the four and
two story brick buildings. on plot 127X25x1O0x
1O7. on the northwest corner Of Seventh and
Greenwich avenues. to Thomas F. Heating for
S57, 900.
auction five lots. each about 25x10O. on the
southeast corner of Eleventh avenue and
SiXty-third street. to John Farrell for $25. 500;
also. four lots. each about 25x1OO. on the north
west corner OF Amsterdam avenue and 159th
street. to II. Greace for $4O.S00. and the f1ve-
story brick building. lot 2lx10O, No. II Fifth
avenue. leasehold. to Charles d. Orth for
$1,000.
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Brook aN. VS., rs n 146th ST., 25xgo: LorenZ F.
Weiher. Jr. W. Hemau Murray and ano: atty. y Sultan.
Tooth ct, @, 1914 " Park Av, bOXlOO. II; Ter Am
Real Estate Title Guarantee Cows Mime schluter ct
iOgth at, sw cor Roosevelt lane; also lots Al and
gore No l, map Sd Av tract; Edwin A Bradley aud ano
vs. Vito A Cluth; attys, Otis X J..
ll7th ST. n q, 1918 Q Amsterdam ~. ls.4Il0o.1 IL;
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Plans Filed for New Buildings

Lewis at. 14o; six story and basement fats
and stores; Ely Greenblatt. owner; Ma
than LANCER, architect; cost. .......n,. $4,000
Orchard vt, I2I; sixstory tenement and
stores; BorOwsky, Goldberg h smith,
tccisi cost $4,000
Stanton and Sheriff sts, II Q cor: improve
ment to school building; city New York,
owner; j b Robinson. architects; cost. go. 1900
West at, 4Sg; Improvement to fats; John
Wendell. owner; Lawrence Il Ringrose,
architecta; cost. LOCO
cath 1T, 307-3oB; two hve-story flats: J ID
Kaist. Jr. owner; Louis Korn, a%rchitect;
seth st. 152-I5o W. eight.story and base.
ment warehouses: Park Il Tilford, owner;
Francis II Kimball architect: cost...... 100. 900
9Dth st. 3 n, 100 Q Sd av; two Ave story flats
Werner. srchitsct: cost, ..".'...i..'".'. 10000
10pth st, "a, 225 e I'd av; ~six.story flats and
stores: Lalnonte and d + Carnese, WIN
ers: CA Millner. architect; cost. ....,.. $4,000
IL lth st, n 3, 100 W 7th av: six. story fat:
teet; cost. 1901 900
1921 st. 40 0 Lenox av: Ave. story flat: ETY.
Wolf, owner: Rudolph Werner, architect;
cost. ...'........... .......,...... Z4,OOO
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Catherine Norwood v. Carrie s Kennedy. ..ty,. Bow.
Mechanics, Liens.

ay. n Q cor I8ist At, 1ogH1o0:
ct al at 'UAtl" van ofuoa n""'".'4V''t. $50 90
Murray vs. samuel kEenney ct al. ,........ 1es 90
drew Dunlop vs. VIM ) Harsravc. Jr. ct al. 112 60
Hanretty ..'....".".""...."."".:,.~ SO 90
Duty 4 Co vs. Ernest Wettefer ct al, 800. tsi SO
/ nartoii;cius v. John d Cole ct al 80. $50 90
Bert6s NJ Hahn. ..,'.. COZ 60
simonson 4 CO VS. Emil Green -. a.s97 90
13Sth ut. n =, 3SI. - Alexander av, 25x2Oo
solomon .'.'.".I..."D"~."~."s.n:. TOO 20
13sth .st. n =, 200 W willis av. 2512oOt to
structlon Co VS. Abraham Solomon. ..,.... $50 "a
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Lis pendenS.

Amsterdam Rv. n " cor l6ath st. 74,1Ix12O1 irreG:
Robt A GreAcen and ano vs. James McClenAhan as
Prest. Sc TO set aside two deeds; attys, Creeyey 4 X.
AID st, SIS, 1898 W 9th av, l6.sxloo;5i 4lst ct. IS.
1900 W nth av. 70. HI0S.g; Clemence Smith Va AnAs-
tacia Smith Ito cancel two deedsi atty, T Z Murray.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-04

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 3.-In the last few
I'ys The outlook for Il fair crop Of sugar in
%'unS'hNa has improved very greatly. The
tuNeLhsH ~ cane is smaller, hut the condition of
thonm ant Is excellent and Improving. Ii was
from The VA Iva me stubh!e cane was a total loss
Wite ", GGyeIoped, and it is now -recoenized that
" VIII yield a fair crop. 'es0ni@0u' "N'
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ney; Edward r. Mccall. referee: amount due.
S12,710 on contract.

BY PETER Y. MEYER . co.
Forty fifth street. No. 444 West, near Tenth
avenue, three and four-story brick dwellings.
lot 25x100; estate sale.
Eleventh avenue, No. $50. near Forty-fourth
street, four-story brick dwelling. lot 2Ox65
executors sale.
west OF Fifth avenue. 25x92. four-story etone-
front dwelling: Lydia NJ. Brown vs.. Lydia B.
Cutting ct al. Lord. Day & Lord, attorneys
Perry avenue. east side. 225 feet south OF
Gun Hill road, 34xlOO. two-story frame dwell
ing George nj. Miller as trustee under will OF
James H. Woods vs.. Adele |. Humphreys ct al;
Miller. Z. a d.. attorneys; John ii. Hogan. ref
cree; amount due. $4,193: subject to taxes.
&c, $234.15.
by HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Penfold avenue. southwest corner Of Subur-
ban place. 100x160; vacant; Frederick N. pu
Bots vs.. Sarah A. Harris ct al: William Y.
Simpson. attorney: Daniel i. Ingraham. ref
ereei amount due. $S.345; subject to taxes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-04

Court of Appeals Calendar.
Albany. May 8.-Csurt Of Appeals calendar for to-
~morrow-Nos. 945, v4e. v47. st9, VA. ISL, s62 and
nha
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10 get for Business 9nrpusts.

At 81 LOO RENT. 242 SOUTH ST., 5.story build.
n ing. AT 8 1900 RENT, ~ Eek SLIP, 5-story
building. RULhND a WHITING,
g Beekman ct.
at6 BROADWAY.-One hne front. also good
rear Office, at low rent. Apply to JANITOR.
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Surtinu aotirrs.
Court Calendars This Day.

UBL UND 196th at.-May 8, 3 P. NJ, baOS
l. mare and harness. NEIGEL. p~oundmaster. 4
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Srltrt 8nard.

OUR ONCE affords parties exchanging references
" opportunities of finding apartments thousekeep.
ing. bachelor. hotel). furnished, unfurnished. board.
rooms, without answering indefinite advertisements
Everything inspected, have complete descriptions.
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY.
1888 Broadway. 26th.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
WILL FIGHT THE BOERS.
Thousands Offering to Go to the
Front.

London. Dec. IS-The war o.
fee announcement, calling for a
strong army of volunteers for
South Africa, is being responded
to in a gallant fashion. Offers to
serve are pouring in from regi-
ments and thousands of individu-
ais. In Edinburg today an artil-
lery troop Of 300 men was organ
lied in two hours.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
.GILMORE'S MEN
HEARD FROM
Two of the Party Return 10 Man
lila andBring fhe Report
WOUNDED AND LEFT AS DEAD

Washington, Dec, 1S.-Admiral
Watson reports the arrival at Man
lila of two members of Lieut.. Gil
more's party who were captured
by insurgents last June. The men
say that in fight with the enemy
four comrades we're killed, They
were wounded and left for dead,
when the insurgents carried off
Gilmore and the other seven men
prisoners.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
Trust Company Suspends.

New York, Dec. lS.-A notice
was posted on the door of the Pro
duce Exchange Trust company this
morning announcing that the con-
Germ has suspended pay pend
ing an examination of its books and
the Encouragement of its affairs.
The assets are largely in excess of
the liza bilities and the company
will pay dollar for dollar.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
Money Ready TO Buy Bonds.

Washington, Dec. lS-Secretary
Gage has not yet decided whether
he will do anything to relieve the
financial stringency prevailing in
the east, He has sufficient gov
ernment funds to buy up large
amount of bonds, but has not YET
decided whether he will make any
further purchases until after the
holidays.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
Storms Raging.

London, Dec. lS-The Eastern
Telegraph company reports ter
rifle cyclone prevailing at Lorenzo,
Marquee. Houses have been un-
rooted, ships driven ashore and
many people killed by the tempest.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
More Fighting in Africa.

Cape Town, Dec. 1S.-A dis
patch from Lorenzo Marquee,
dated Dec. Is, reports renewed
fighting between Gen. French's
forces and the Beers at Colesburg.
Another battle at the Tugela river
is also said to be in progress.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
xsadqEsrssrs fer trerYthias in sades' Smmishinss

We have hundreds of trimmed hats and if should
to suit will make them order So please
A big line of
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
Stock Exchange Goes Down.

New York, Dec. 1S-The stock
exchange of Henry Allen d Co.
suspended this morning. No
schedule of the liabilities was
given out.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
Currency Bill Passed.

Washington, Dec. lS-The cur
rency bill passed the house this
afternoon by vote of 100 to $50
The result was greeted with Re-
publican cheers.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18
Snow at Denver

Denver, Dec, lS.-A regular
blizzard struck this city today, and
ragged for about two hours.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18

Vienna, Austri a, Dec. 1S-The
greatest snowfall since 1865 today
stopped traffic all over the empire.
Many fatalities are repor ted.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-18

See the fine glove and handker-
chief case in Daniels window to
be given as third prize to the lady
wearing the third finest calico
dress at the ball given by the Flor
ence fire department, Thursday
evening, Dec. 81. 66tf
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-06
Talbot d. Palmer's Grain Letter

By Private Wire from Ware & Leland
Chicago, December 5.-Wheat-Liverpool
closed IS higher; Paris, sc. higher; Antwerp
unchanged. Reports from winter wheat
states are very nearly of the same condi-
ton those reported from Ohio, which
makes the condition of winter wheat So
The Hessian fly has played havoc with the
growing wheat. Many fields have been ut
terly ruined and plant has not suffered
more in years than it has this fall Clear
ances, $4,000. We confirm seventeen loads
for export. Better export demand Is re-
ported on the Pacific coast. Minnesota au-
thority estimates stocks in country eleva-
tone has prevailed, and there was good buy
ing by commission houses. There has been
a fair sized rally from the extreme low
point witnessed last week, and we would
not be surprised to see higher, values to-
morrow, on which it might be we'll to ac-
cept profits. We have felt friendly to
wheat, but only advise purchase whenever
the market is damned down, for it may
take some time before a good bull arket can
be established
Corn-Contract stocks here, 100000. The
market has been quite strong, and there
was the best kind of buying, with Patten in
the lead Sentiment is rather bulish. =
Provisions-The market has shown con-
siderable strength, and there was the best
of buying, led by Cudahy brokers. There
was also a good outside demand for all
kinds of products. Packers were not free
sellers. We favor purchases on all reac-
tions.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-06

New York, December 5.-Futures opened
steady with prices to Is points higher,
on firm cables. good spot demand on re-
port that Santos had Withdrawn coffee YES
sels>on account of quarantine. The market
was quiet, but generally steady after the
opening, with prices well sustained until
near the close when there was a setback
under realizing. The market was finally
steady, 10 points higher to 10 points net
lower. Total sales, $500 bags, including:
December, $605; January, $6.10d6.15; Feb
rIary, $6.150l6.2O; March, $6.1546.25; May,
$G.25G6 40; June, $6.25d6.35; July, $6.35@6.45;
August, $50; September, $6.45d6.5O; Octo-
Der, $6.50d6.55; spot coffee, steady; No. 7
invoice, &c; No. johbing, re; mild, steady
Cordova, 624@11%c.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-06
Murrhr s Comnany.s stocIt Letter

By Private Wire to Paine, Murphy & Co.
, New York. December 5.-The London
stock market showed great weakness this
morning in American securities, especially
Louisville and Nashville which sold there
at the opening rs lower than our close of
last night. The opening here was weak on
continued liquidation and the general list
suffered The weakness held on until the
close. There was but two or three excep-
tions to the rule. Metropolitan closed 1Ac
higher than last night and New York Gen.
trail Il Sugar and the steel stocks were
the weakest features, sugar selling off from
1854 to Isl and closed at 1515s. American
Steel and Wire lost 2 to 49,; Federal Steel
also lost over per cent to 5Ws; Louisville
and Nashville declined to SO and Southern
preferred to 81. Tennessee Coal and Iron
was very dull around 113. Manhattan lost
l per cent and Brooklyn sold off from
s. to S215. Sales of stocks to noon were
1871 900; money, per cent.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-06
Birmingham City Bonds

Fruits and Produce
Butter-Elgin. 25c; dairy, No. 1, 2oc; dairy
) No. 2. 15c; country, 12l9c; cooking 15c
Potatoes-Irish, 65970c.
Lemons-Choice, s42594.7h; fancy, si25
Poutry-Hens, 25m271zc; fries, i5022c:
small, SIC; ducks, zoe; geese, 25c
Eggs, 1S62tI per dozen.
Tomatoes-$2. 00d225 crate.
Cabbage-2c per pound.
Onons-119c pound.
Apples, S3.25G350 per barrel.
Local staple Groceries
p Flour-Best patent, A.35; straight, $3.50:
patents, $40.
Sugar-Granulated, $5.25; Y. c., 565kc.
Coffee-Green, S11115c; Arbuckle's pack
ages, $113O; Levering's packages, SIC. so:
Lyons packages. $1,000.
Lard-6hc.
Clear rib sides, SIC.
Molasses Centrifugal. i5935r; sugar
house, 20d35c.
Rice-4Q612c.
Corn-Mixed, 4Sc; white Acc.
Pearl meal-SSc
Hay hoice timothy, $3.50; No. 1, $3.50:
clover mixed, $H50
Oats-Mixed, 36c; white, 3Sc
Bran-Mixed. $780, pure wheat, $500.
Cotton seed meal-s19.5O
Flower bulbs cheap Godden's
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-06
Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool, December 5.-Cotton spot, good
business done; prices favor buyers; Ameri-
can middling, 11-32d The sales of the
day were 1900 bales of which 1000 were
for speculation and export and included TO-
600 American. Receipts 26 900 bales, including
1900 American. Futures opened and closed
steady at the advance. American middling,
L. NJ C: December, 4116412 b; December
January, 4.G9@410 bid January February,
4.0S, bid; February March, 406Gl4.07 b.;
March-April, 405@4.06 S: April May, 4.04@
4.05 S; May-June, 4.036404 S; June-July 400
@4.0S s. July-August, 400 S; August-Sep-
TENDER, 1853 S; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $3.50
1855 b.
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Ifaiiv Statenent

Galveston-Quiet; middling, 7 ZIG; re-
ceipts, $500; stock, 2i1, Jos.
Mobile-Nominal; middling, rs; receipts,
2454; stock, 42,77S.
Savannah-Quiet; middling, 5-16 re-
cepts, 1913; stock, 13S,732.
Charleston-Firm; middling IL; receipts,
361 stock, 1896.
Wilmfngton-Steady; middling, ~; re-
ceipts, 1892; STOCK 27,100.
Norfolk-Easy; middling, ~; sales, PSI
receipts 1900 stock, 36.353.
misunderstanding; middling, tx re-
ceipts, 1880; stocw 1882.
Boston-Quiet: middling, 73s; receipts, net,
II ,eT gross, $3.50.
Philadelphia-Quiet; middling s; receipts,
$50: stock, S679.
st. Louis-Steady; middling, ~; receipts,
1927 stock, 101 SAL
Memphis-Quet; middling, 7-16 receipts,
$3.50; sales, 1,2O0 shipments, 2,S41 stock,
1855 PSI.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-06

BY Private Wire to T. G. Hewlatt, Agt.
New York, December 5.-Liverpool cotton
market this morning showed an advance of
" point on futures, while spots were un-
changed with sa&es of 1900 bales. January
contracts here opened unchanged at 74S,
and after selling at 7.49. declined to 742 and
closed at 7.43. Spots were unchanged at
"a. The port and interior movements con-
tinue to run very light, the port receipts
today being only $4,000, against 10000 for the
same date last year. The feeling at the
close tonight is for lower Liverpool cables
in the morning and lower prices on this
side.
Nv Private Wire to T. g. Hewlett ACT
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has announced that 1t will not raise the
rate this year, unless the reserve is at
tackled. In certain quarters it is suggested
that the Bank of England will soon raise
its discount rate to Z per cent. Americans
were lacking in backbone, but there was a
fractional improvement in them in the af-
ternoon. Spanish As were 671a; Tintos. 465s
Anacondas, 91s Bostons, 9s; Utahs, T.
Money was easier and tn ebank bought
1000 pounds in gold in French coin.
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Talbot g. Palmer's Cotton Letter

BY Private Wire from F'airchld & Hobson.
New Orleans, December 5.-English cables
were not as good as was looked for Liver
pool futures only gaining one point, when
better results were expected and while
business in spots was good. sales 1900 bales
at unchanged quotations, still prices We're
reported in buyers favor. Brokers had lit
tie business to transact today, and this fea-
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lure, together with the liberal semi-weekly
movement as made up at New York, show
ing receipts to be 10000 compared with
$4,000 last year; $1,000 in 1897. and $1,000 In
1896, We're with full estimates for receipts
at New Orleans and Houston tomorrow of
26,5OO to 2s5O0, against "a, 66S last year and
23,G06 in 1897, too much for the market to
withstand ~s1sa &aS