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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations West esd Cortland and Desorosses Streets
(Penns X. II. Ferries) a. - ,>-N-.-.-.
Cortlsndt or Desoosss9
DAILY except sunday. sunday leaves IS Pm other
trains daily tsunday leaves esunday leaves SD Az
4 sunday leaves 6.l3P.M sunday i,ayesolofh
ga AZ ), 90 A. Local for EASTON. r.,,s
Xxx eS. fOAN. For BUFFALO. NlAGARA fALlS sno
wet and principal local points Parlor and Dining Cara Con-
meets for Coal Branehesf .,.,..v c,.uoNo ~.
saS.Smsss train Slisa e sealing
connecting
10 Detroit ard Chicago Dnng Car service "a carte xrox
!2.22 Io9rh FoT ma pons
y.yJo ySlOp.M Local for MAUCH CHUNk -. WAC
.y'ty' yE'TxPn Chicago Nestbule Limited FOR NlAor
points West Through Sleeping Cars 10 cheAs"
-:s;S5t s.oor~ Exposition Express for boffAho 'a"
IA. q. OOr.m For ITHACA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and " ss NTn snd poIND BROOK locals daily except
supd,- ss - TO- I $40 ~ y and ~ u ~
ana Pullman accommodations az us Hl ~ 40 " ana
,Si Rroaawny Union square West 2 Columbus Ave. y l.
s FULTON ST. Court St. Bdwy and Annsh
Y Transfer Co. Will call Tor AND enesA pesS"ss ~
res.dence through 10 Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
NAVAL STORES.

hsS ere scarce and wanted by the trade. High grades
were quiet Spirits turpentine steady. but quiet ana
unchanged Tar pitch steady ana falrly act'e
AZ unchanged prices. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars So %: do oil. bbls. 81
SPIRITS TTJRPENTINE-51d5ll5 &c. -
RosfNNcomm3n to good strained 81 4ogn S; SS
r 81 20. q, 60 81 65GSl 40; J. 81 TO- X 81 w.
n 70 20: n s2o5; W @, SO so; w. s. 10
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin 100 bpio
Spirits urpentine
ooo OOl'
charleston Dec 12-Turpentne firm at 47ho Rosln
firm and unchanged.
Savannah Dec 12-spirits turpentine firm at 4Shc;
receipts J. i3s bbs: sales. 3d. exports, 1871 Rosin IN
Changed receipts 5000 bbs; sales 406l4 exports 1l39
Wilmington Dec 12-spirits turpentine steady at ~ q
4sc receipts 81 casks Rosin Arm at 81 loaSi loi re-
CENTS 5) bills Crude tspentine quiet at 81 90 end
90 s0 receipts 80 bbs Tar firm at 81 So receipts zSS
o' Is;raon. Dec. 2-Turpentine-spirts 3ss 9%d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13

Totals .......... los G59 81 -
Qe ANP SI wP vs at s FOR Maa a hemp S
was rather easy as supplies were quite fun ana demand
important change in prices; Juie butts ruled duli END
lows: Manila hemp spot fair current nominaliy Ia.
l44c do shipments, fair current, nomnaly lore; 40
shipment SIC; lutte. spot r h p nominal DO shipment,
r 2 4Hc; do shipment N, double triangle and equal
$500; juo butts spot paper quality nominal d9 ship
HIDbTSe local stock Of hides IN first hands Is very
very fun and in higher range is quoted
Ss s od%s tone ca MsS be-
17Ac orlnoco 2c TamPco iS2gISc; S2so'a dge
csbeo, 2ojsc; La GGsyra 2ollc; Caracas 2oc Payts,
sS Sc b Ha9he a s san AStono p1
Laredo 2Oic Dry sailed hdes-Faya I3sc: ProgTfesso
MaTaoaib9 4S saya9a $s; .,5 MaaT2T@s . b
i2c country Slaughter. steers E@1l.c cow lo'zal1c;
LEATHER-There was very firm market and It IS
em.S a s and On SUPPLIES ipe eve from hands Of
Fun prices are 9g91d as follows Hemock h9n
sei acid arst seectlon 25G27l2c seconds 239
25c thirds 2la2ac; rejects l9a2lc Union light backs.
heavy S5as4c thirds aiG32c lght backs cow a59SSc'
sh ,sSSnds s9ase thirds s2assc bellies 19a2o
betting butts s6g89c Texas oak sole 2GS1e p, tin
a fS market unfayorabe advces from producing
ne IN The West fat refusal Of buyers proceed
and bad scare among local sellers tin broke 100 points
unsettled with Indications pointing 70 continued irregu-
~ the immediate s,ar5 ad the sn eosG the Ma
Fyobanee called pig iron warrants dun at nominal
price T sss e9P s s2 os25 lead steady s. Gs
neer dull at 81 6OqS4 20 The brokers' price for lead is
Ma NO 1n9 RSD sYRUPsHand mouth purchases
] o4ered in fair sized lots by exporters. but offer
foiiow New,oreans centrusal e9mmSn ssgl2e far
good leglsc prime $ Sg GRsn
II62c fair l3q14c: good. l50l1c prime lsalOc' facy
2o922c. rRr1oHTs-Rates for sail tonnage were well
sustained today there having been good demenq 5oE
vessels the various traces " dd as 1iIoed and
as ample tonnage offers rates have an easy tenoTCy
Prompt steamers for grain 70 ooTK e I we're
london ga GLASGOW; SAG; Bristol Stg I JS 10
IhSi50 pfenngs Rotterdam I've Amsterdam SC Cotton
70 liverpool per 100 ID. 2oe nominal LONDON oa'S
Is oil was steady and spot for
bon prime PIN. Of the latter at Csc prime at
sio January but held higher on ,s sp e
0n rted Refined petroleum firm and unchSngei quota
nons dISia bbs So S. bulk 81 2o refined. cases
NewYork sil deodoI z, mas G2sc prime sum
M Yellow HE off summer yellow nominal butter
grades $5e nominal prime American raw 4sse Amer
hoiled 5Od5ic Calcutta, raw 6oci afd OIL 444tDc
Nth an easier tendency during the forenoon fol
lowing adyces from Chcato a 9TH rec.p of noes
when W 40 only 5000 head. quality good win 5000
ssmased fo 800 In the afternoon market
provisons ruled nrmsr N po $Pag w'' uo,ed Me-
y va 7saseS 20; family si2 short clear $40 19gs2
81 packet 81 56gsi2 extra 9aS sig
sd2 i84cEF HAMs-Quie at S12 5ogt]S 90 ,s
fbREssEB quoted d PAfoni 2i lSS p
5%e: 100 ea I9 Quoted Smoking bellies osg,e; 10 10
sHe y ~ 9 Picsisd hams MS steady wessrs
green's sr sgsAc. Western r. S~~ -" S'''A'' CAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

,esrs prices unchanged: American middling. 6,iSd
~ the day 5000 bales, Of which 800 bales
Inc s0eciation and export and included 1900 bales
nrer,ean Receipts 10. 200 bales. all American Fui-
,isl,nS m c December. l064d sellers December
SID sellers. January and February.
and ays, Febr,ary ant March 4-64gi 5-64d sell
srs, March and April 4 S64d sellers April and May
"a fuiv C3 64a II buyers July and August 52-64a
az 61d buyers August and september 90 Gags VIVID
90 sentember and october. 50 Cad sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

Leave New York. South Ferry Whitehall TerminaD,
OF Liberty
sDaily. Sunday. SSundayA
CHICAGO '430 a. m. Qhoery street only, 'l.So
D. m. and sI2 10 night
PITTsBURG. '43o a. m, liberty street only). 'HSo
y cINCINYATI' ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. '5.65 p. m,
1910 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. $500 1000 Diner),
s1iSo a. m. DINER. tlco p Oner), 'l3o (Diner).
s3 20 ('Royai Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner
and Cafe) 400 (Dnerl $3.50 m Diner and 1910
night. NORFOLK. too p.
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
ofces 13 I72. 26i 434 1924 Broadway. 25 Union ga.
w l2T Bowery N. Y. $50 Fulton Brooklyn; White
hail Terminal and Liberty Baggage checked from
hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
DELAWARE, LAcEAwAuNA { Western
GO tuhom Ut fflap Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The Auto
~ matte FIRE Alarm and Extinguisher Company Linn
tied domestic corporation having its principal business
office in Borough Of Manhattan City. County and
state OF New York will apply to the Supreme Court OF
the state OF New York Special Term thereof Part l..
TO the County Court House In said Borough OF
Manhattan the Dist day Of December 1899 at 1920
o'clock soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard for an said corporation to
change its corporate name to AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM
COMPANY. ~
Dated New York. November g. 1890.
THE AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM AND EXTTNGUISHER
COMPANY, LIMITED.
ELIJAH S. COWLES. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

' HARLEM DIVISION.
ol2 A. NJ and 355 7. NJ DAM, except sunday. 10
Pittsfeld; Sundays only AZ go A. M
Wagner Palace Cars on all through r tS;n''
Ticket Offices at us, 261 4l3 and l2l6 Bros1wsy 20
Union So w. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West lZoth, 81.
10Th ST. and 13sth St Stations New York 3Ss ana 2o
Fulton St and 10i Broadway. r. D., Brooklyn. ~.
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt for New-fork Centrai CAP
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence oy
Westcott Express Company. -.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13

COTTON-WIth the exception q an OCCASIONAL splTt
Of activity speculation in toays cotton market was the
smallest in weeks. probably months Commission house
brokers had very few orders when the market opened for
quite purposeess while traders
for Southern Interests Handicapped by almost de-
moralized wire service points south and west OF
Augusta The market made fairly steady start with
prices 70 points lower latter in sympathy with pn,
favorable English cables Before midday prices mad
sgged additional 2g3 points most positions. Seal
pers absolute possession OF the pit good portion
o. the time but Indifferent in the absence Of in
shortly after prominent broker came into
possession Of order 10 buy something like 2OOO bales
January March ard May cotton. The market immedi-
uey Jumped 51s points and for time room shorts were
nervous fearing possible effort upon the part OF
leading bull houses TO bring about decided
the above order executed, business once
fell gaunt proportions with the price movement
market held the advance scored.
orders 70 sell while the local bear
crowd was inclined gradually up It's obligations
preparatory possible bullsh class Of cables from
liverpool in the morning Evidences OF determination
among SPOT cotton dealers south maintain present
prices and for light receipts Tomorrow were
sustaining influences. The market at the close was
steady with prices la points higher.
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13

IN o,Sa EXCHANGE special Liverpool cables spot eo,' 0a
s oaeI1te demand: sales 600 bales: speculation ana
1900 @5s american 1000 receipts 1900 steady
point l prizes closed quiet ne; uncnsnss sbr,sry
ND e3rusiy- March. 4O41s: Ms,ch-April 40SS; Apri-
hue,s, June. 5O04b; June-July S"5zD
ocfot 9o5'2D Au2ust-September 35S12b' sePieihDrr
D S,yDel @5Ss. December los YsTns-Not
"',ca cong Cloths
win ny was steady. and quinne rale 90 n ,nh
hi,g sslss as ioAows: Opium, cases, TX lous3 ~ III
s. f a5s powdered 81 o5qs4 - mSTPh 1 6d'
yIACe phlaIs, 81 10: eighs " 30dsz oo Qulnte'
fs6,sc manufacturer bulk. 29g32e; forssn manu-
DuIk aOc. outside holders bulk. zSg@Oc
a. lAL Ollo-The market quiet, as ~ the Iuio
S, season OF the year. but steady tone was retfte1
e. y. quite fun range follows; Anne ~ oop
go 1egamot prime. 81 s59$2; cassia. 93ea>l 10;
ssoeb; fO075c lemon prime O5; low grade 61g
n lemon grass native 81 l0q{l %; mace disned
K z,g$ %; mustard natural Sqs5 -; arhcaL 70 2og
TSSi gppernint western tins 9Ocgsi De" sors, ~
,Hsl ~ cases. IL 20 pennyroyal. VI 20; ssAsAirhss
natuIa 4Og42c artificial 37@3sc spearmint g3eg&l o.
ais ~ lOa$l % wintergeen. natural 81 23gs2 90; aIu.
ssla 5OQ65c; wormseed s2Qs2 %: NORWOOD pure so9
" % ROOTS-Eyerything on the list OF roots ap-
peafed 10 be steady with good prices realized for the
Popular kinds. We quote: Burdock. 7dsc; genian 40
&c ginseng Northern. 81 5OQsj; ginger. Jamaica IN
Stsshsd is9lec bleaehsd l7Gsc golden seal o'g,eo
heleDore, powdered, Du1Oc licorice oTdinary 4uoc;
selected sQl5c sarsaparia Honduras. 30q35c; Mexican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13

Montana and Dakota fine medium and nne 22a2 &c
medium and fine, 1sd?1c; secured 59a6lc; staple $50
ESQ., fine medium and fine, lSg2lc secured o9qolo;
medium 2Od23c; secured, 52d54c. Australian secured
basis: Combng superfne ssq9Oc: good s6qSIc; aver
SSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Stations @sch Il New york foot % Liberty ST.
Leaving nd sSm'n so rsEy Ferry oo whitehall s
rr On and stt; En- Noy e ,i is9a s.,
For Ess9n Be5ahehe% AepSyr Mauch chT5k 80
to EasSni a. n, $: 500 ea5' $50 $500 P.
S.IssI ssp$:y; Zoo $50 no $40
S to RRsaSn s2s ao n.s 80 s so 80
fead''s' p NJ" AL iifil0 R P,ihL, ROUTE.
$50 S's e Rd ar Bank w on dS.S RED Bank
SHlS T. sHe 90 hS' SfDs fBRS
S .sdS i y sssSsy: -: :Ss g NJ ' 1920
For Lakehurst Toms River. and Barnegat '4ao $3.50
Lakeh'r'' only p VIA II s MxTlw ;lss. A M
For ations between Atiantic Highlands and Lns
40 aPa H% A Al S HssrRd sh Gn
''l' T. NJ suna VIZ i BRaNcHPoRT, A.
of Savss l1Sn' .4so' $50 ii: 80 H. sa:so P NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
From foot OF Liberty ST. -
100 sf Da ahx' ca S' 80 SO Royal Blue Tinted
i s aP9s SaR .io Hs ;SP?ss tss
$50, , = co. . $50 $50 's4' p NJ Sundays
w ESss!i s9a f RsrG5 Snl ssa i0I!
S Tsy west sa rs a st. 245 xy New S Court
$50 EGt2 st. sS Br9sdTsy M WI sSs
baggage from hotels or residences to destination.
.F'rom Liberty ST. only.
sFrow South Ferry five minutes earlier
aEr0m south Ferry al s:2S 4. y.
bFrom South Ferry al $40 F. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec l2spIing whsa-N9thinS doing No
iihe: No white 7osc Corn quIet No yelow; a51a9:
S Sa E ss xb sss Sc o3 So
no mT Hs59 9S1 G NG ARM mixed GOOD Dem Dye dull
Chicago Dec. I2-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
wheat No. q Opening. Highest. Le eyes CLOSING s,s
May ..'..... '....eoH asSS COS S6S 80
Corn. No. 2:
R ?:ssa3; sssosS .o~ 81 sos
Oats. No. 2: - 49,. .o,, -o.,,
May ........... .2as92i "a 237s "a
Mess pork per Dbl:
a saap'ry ii Sf5 'S 1885, SS S2s ' Sgss
a ss@s': !,. =. : :s5s s$ :s: SO
Short ribs per 100 70:
H January +,.::::: Sss43s Saass S59# s ss
spT 4sn T aH9a Ss Ts 70 red
s 2 Ne yog g s0 $ go RG No 99 2e'g NS
rye 51sG52c No barley 37q45c; No haxseed 81 81;
gsn'M e @o'P PSrf ssSP per 6S S caso
SS :S5aae 1so o1 S9 3d. 52SI Clear
oxe 50 45gs5 So Whiskey dis;isTs finished goods
TO-DAY the , Sgt5s market .sSS
i1@.Q12iac. Eggs FIRM fresh 2cc.
red roc Corn firm: No mixed 32c. Oats dull No
mixed 26Lc. Rye steady; No Sic Butter dull fancy
Flgin creamery 27G2sc; Ohio. 23425ci dairy 11qlsc
Sugar easier Eggs steady at lie. Cheese quiet and
steady
milwaukee, Dec. 12-Wheat steady No l Northern,
GO a67lac No Northern. 64ha65Ac. Rye steady; No
l. sec Barley firm; No 2 43c; sample. S6g43c
Minneapolis Dec. 12.-Wheat in store 70 Northern
Decembr 62Sc; May, 66isc July 6I3967Ssc on track.
10 i hard. 66Ac; No Northern oSc; 10 2 Northern.
&c Flour-Buslness fair; buying confined almost en-
rey to factors; first paens 50 4C g So sec
ond patents SO 2O9s3 30 first clear 81 2o9s2 3d. Bran
unchanged.
philadelphia Dec 12.-Wheat hc lower contract
grade December 69h470Ac Corn steady; No mixed,
Decenber 37Ld37i1c. Oats unchanged No white
clinped 81 s.Q32c: No do 309d3lc; No mixed do.
2q4 a3Oc Potatoes firm; Pennsylvania choice. per bush
b5G5sc; New-York and Western do. 53qooc; New-York
and western good to choice, BUSH 4Sp6Oc Butter firm
fancy western 27e do prints ssc Esss steady
do southern 100 ReceiptoFlour 1000 6bIs 400 sacks
shpments-Wheat, 14O0 BUSH corn. $1,000 bush: oats.
46,OOO bush.
(, Louis Dec 12-C1ose: wheat-No red cash, csc
December ESQ., May 7ll9o; No hard. 67Aq6slfc. Corn
~, . cash 29Ac: December 20%c: May, 31hc. Oats
No cash 24c December. c3ac; May, 24sc No white.
26l4G26.e.
Toledo Dec. l2-wheat lower and weak: No cash.
No 2 mixed 81 nc Oats dull steady; No mixed FAC.
Dc mammal No cash sc. Cloverseed active. steady;
prime cash old. 81 50; December So VIA March. - oH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
WEST SHORE.R.R.

Trains leave franklin st. Station, n. Y, follows
and is M later from foot OF w. 42d St; .
sI2,I5 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car.
.G,I5 p NJ. Chicago and ST. Louis Limited.
rs, 100 p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express.
.O;15 p. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express.
.Daily tExcept Sunday.
Timetables at principal hotels and Offices. Baggage
checked from hotel residence by wescotts Express
C. F. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA

UEMNNlLvhNA
B RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of West TwsntyothIrd Street ana D'''
brosses and Cortlandt Streets
syThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
CortIandt Streets is nve minutes later tnen
that given below for Twenty-third suees
station. except where otherwise no, sNa ,..
75o A. NJ FAST MAILned 70 two Bsmst par'e 90
Cars New York to Pittsburs Sleeping Car P'so"fs :"
@ sPa Glssssns Com
Cars. For Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati
IL, as'i p H. c hSTys k 4 ST.
For Louisville (va cncinnatD. Indianapolis |'''"s''
b.sS z. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago. For
1855 p. N. soUTHwEsrERN ExPREss.-For Pitt
burg Akron, Cleveland, Nashville wa 'in'''"~"'
7sS 1iSi H. nf p%cRSic s p.u and
Ro cdnns. KDg }y s ss saG
$50 p NJ NAIL AND EXpREs "a, ISsTg s Ps
burg. and points West daily exeep, sunday No coaenes'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
75J SIS. $50 1910 Desbosses and Corandt Streets
2io 5ps.sqsse, and coS.isndt streets. s:O q Con
n5Sht Sunday SIS SIS, iSss Dining Carr n:
Cars. as 42S b"ins carr carr 4s5 Dining Carr. 05s
soyTHERN RATIwAY.-Eapres'. s.25 4.2' p m. i2io
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAuwAY.-For Memphis
and New Orleans S25 p, n. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express, 800 g. m ano
025 daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAy-T.J5 A. m. week.
FOR SRy o aDd po fS Fey and onFoLKs M
week days and 90 D. m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-LS p M. week days Tnrougn
vestibuled Train Buffet Paror Cars, Passenger Coach.
and Combined coach.
CAPE MAY.-l25j p. m. week-dsys.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad ronr
West Twenty-third street statonl s5a a. m: l2lo.
325. and 4.55 2. m. Sundays 92 a. M, 30 D. NJ
Crom Desbrosses and Corandt streets). 900 a. m.
. p m. a.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610 Desbrosses and CoTtlsndt Streets, goo 10 1oo.
%. sJ. 92j t9jJ Penna. Limited 1910 (DesbEosses
and Corandt Streets. 1920 Dining carr, 1888 Dining
carr, 1i55 1900 2i0 ODesbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets 200 255. 325 355 % i25 dining Car). 400
DINING Can 800 Dining Can I53, 80 30 p m
12.l night Sundays. 0l0. s.25. sos %, 9.55 Qim
ited) 9a, l055 Dining Carr a. m. 1875, f55 Dining
Carr, 32. 3.6, 25 Dining Carr, 4.55 Dining Carr.
$50 Dining Can, 1855. s.55, 925 m, IL 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos s6l 0ii 1896 1854 Ill and 26 Broad
way Aston House West Twenty-thrd Street Station:
and stations foot of Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets
Court Street, SEQ Fulton Street 9s Broadway ard
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn Station. Jersey
city The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
10 destination.
Telephone .'eli Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvans
Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13

The semi-weekly figures were conttrued as OF bulsh
significance Receipts reached but 9776e bales as against
i2osel week 943 last and 111175 bales IN
1851 Shipments fell So 400 bales. as compared with
WS3S week, 1913 S12 bales year ago ana looooS
bales In 1875
Spot cotton closed quiet and steady. with quotations
basis OF l-16c for middling upland and 1910
Tor mddIing Gulf Total sales 400 bales Southern
800 officially reported by wire as folows
Charleston quiet and steady AZ nc; Wilmington steady
a. ne Norfolk steady at 7Nc: Baltimore nominal at
1li-lec. Augusta steady 7Sc Memphis quiet and
steady 7&c
The export movement follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent:
...uay .........-.. 1919 lVy
Illus far this week. 20. esq 700 33h3s
Ihus far this season $50 3o5 ss7659 el9 H8
ttumated receipts for tomorrow at New-Oreans were
Syo . 10000 bushels, against 11247 last week ana
ssaS last year. Estimated receipts at Houston were
year. ' e 49,
receipts the ports and interior points to-day, com
p@feo with the me day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13

R.o-conee market weak; NO no sSso' eSc iii
states 1000 bags cleared for Europe. 5000 bags stock
258 geo bags. - -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13

FOOD average santos $500 receipts 5000 bags two
Says: stock $4,000 bags Hamburg Gomez markeI
opened unchanged 23O p Il pfg lower sales vOO
bags. Hsvre-Cofee market opened Irregular 70 z
franc higher; IL m. unchanged; al j p m ouIl y
f~sn~ lower: al $50 D. M y franc lower total sales,
% 600 bags.
-. as % Julv ....,..........39 70
3S 20 August ..,........... 40 90
- as 75 SAp,en,ber ............402 5
April 90 october ~
% November ............4lO 90
T T 20 30 December ........... IS 90
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-16
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