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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

Kansas City. Dec $. George Is Low.
ing of Fort Worth. Tor who has boon
engaged Tor several months ia effecting
= combination Of about 30 big south.
western ranches under ono manage
ment, announced the appointment here
Of three appraisers who are 10 aH the
value Of - large number Of ranches to he
taken inso the combination The APP
praisers APE W. H. Stevens Of Kansas
City. CHARLES Goodnight Of tho Texas
Panhandle and ] w Light Of Chicka-
sha, / T. These appraisers will inspect
the ranchessnd report during the month
Of January.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09
HALF RATES.

To points on the NJ. X. ct R'y In
Kansas and Missouri, including Kansas
City and 81. Louis. Tickets on sale
December 10Th and 10th; good 10 return
any time within 20 days.
Take the famous "Katy Flyer" a
solid vesibuled train, with through
sleepers Snd free ,eclining char ears.
For fun information apply to. katy
Ticket Aasnts, or write.
W. G. Causr,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09
Hotel Arrivals.
ENCHANGE

II A Deprez, ST. Louis; W ] Arm.
strong, Dallas i J Gueringer, st. Loui,;
Frank Greidenweis, st. Louis; +
Bridges, Dallas + 4 Muncey, Dallas;
q b Raudle, Rockdale; A A Farley,
Baltimore b Naylor New York ] VI
Lewis, Calvert; j A Egg, Edna; J
uIlner, san Antonio, II VI Hubbard, 81.
Louie, l. French, Dallas; + q Talbot,
Carthage, Mo, VI g Morris, Agent Air
ship Co, h b Hubbard, Tyler.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

New York, Dec 3 Pains Fire Works
company has assigned, with liabilities
and assets Of about s7O, 900 each. A fire
at the companys factory last summer
and damage suits resulting from an &C
oidcnt during an exhibition at Colum.
bus o in which a number Of people
were injured, are given as tho cause for
the assignment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

Bryan should keep mind the prop
osition for Free Baptist College here,
and when the proper time arrives
should be ready to respond to the prop
osition with such inducements as will
secure the location Of the school here.
Once established, such an institution
will grow in scope and influence every
year and prove a permanent benefit TO
the city in every way.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

Montgomery, Ala, Dec 3 - Word
reaches here from CrenshAw county
that the l5.year-old son Of Widow
Rhodes killed William Jones and NOR.
tally wounded John Pruitt while they
were attempting 10 force an entrance in.
to his mothers home. They battered
down tho door with fence rail when
the boy fred
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

Howell. Mich. Dsc s--A lettUr has
been received here from Hon. John NJ
Palmer in which he denies report that
he had come out for Bryan. Ha
says that he will be nominated. that
with him as tho candidate the free sill.
yer issue could not be concealed that no
would not support Bryan and that the
latter would be beaten by 100 600 votes
In Illinois where no gold Democrats
would vote for him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

Tho Eagle Is In receipt ola copy Of
the Texas Railway News and lllus-
traitor, official organ OF the Texas Rail.
way club, and containing among many
other good things, the splendid annual
report Of the prosperous Houston &
Texas Central. the pioneer r,lroad Of
Texas, its building having fl st started
in 1855 The report for the year end.
ing Icne 81, 1899, shows gross earnings
from operation IS, SOj,62B and operai.
ing expenses f2,Ali,OOl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

The press is commenting on the fact
that oil the generals commanding the
British army in South Africa are Irish.
Butler, Metheun, French, White, Gala-
IRE, Forester and Kelly.Henny, as we'll
as Lord Wolseley, the commander.in.
chief Of all the British forces, one and
all are Irish, aud the great Wellington
was Irish. too.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

III Reno, Dec s. John Curtis. soa Of
Robert Curtis wealthy white man
who married into the Caddo Indian
tribe, because involved IN difficulty
with Pete Thompson aud Henry Smith
near III Reno and killed Thompson and
fatally wounded Smith. The trouble
arose over the Domestic relations Of
John Curtis and his wife, they being ia.
Volyed In divorce proceedings. Curtis
owns largr ranch IN Caddo county and
MANY farma In Canalinn county
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09
Pharmaceutical Service

1t comes easy for druggist to hand down to customer
some ancient cough preparations ETC. the formuar of which
has been overhauled by the makers dozen times or more
in order that it may compete with the and better pre-
paratons of the present
There is not much service in this kind of sale
II may not come as easy for him to put up the preparation
il is to buy and sell the that comes already put nm
by someone else however, his service should be more salts
factory TO the customer well to his own reputation Nc
a competent druggist. We make
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09
LOCAL HOLIDAY RATES.

The NJ. X. Il T. R'y (Katy) will sell
round trip tickets between all points on
its line N Texas at one and oue-,hird
fare. Tickets on sale December 2Srd,
-, 18th 26th, Dh, 3lst., and January
lst good for return TO January lrd. 1890
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

The Shakespeare Clnb will mold its
next regular meeting at tie residence
Of Mrs. NJ. W. Sims next Saturday
night A inll attendance IL especially
desired as the program is unusually in.
teresting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09
AN APPALLING FIRE.
Several Persons Hurnsd to Death and
Many Injured At Heading.

"AhN hhlufeh ~ hsauihks
Reading Pa. Dec 7-One Of the
most appalling fires that has ever visited
this city occurred Thursday when the
hosiery mill Of Noide Il Horst took fire
destroying the plant causing the death
Of two and possibly three persons and
injury to about 60 other employees Of the
company, Two badly burned corpses
were recovered from the ruins and could
not be identified II is believed that one
other body is in the debris. while the
hremen and police authorities are in.
clined TO think that more than one is in
the ruins
The fire was caused by the explosion
Of gasoline in the singing room. The
loss is estimated at f97j. OOO ON which
there 10 AN insurance Of $3.50. 900
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

shamokin. Pa, Dec 8. 90 A general
strike Of miners in the anthracite aud
bituminous coal region is threatened
unless the Su'quehannA Coal company
grants the demands Of It's striking EN-.
ployss
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Q, 1899,

An exchange notes peculiar case Of
jail delivery. 1t says "a prisoner in the
Loekhart jail has broken out with
smallpox"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

FOR RENT-lO acres good land con.
Went town. with good improvements on
II. Apply to Mr,, L. G. Pearson, Bryan,
or address Clarence Pearson, Madison.
Vile, Texa. dNw
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

New York, Dec s-rhe Journals
washing on special ssys tAsstA. UAFssd
states will resist Great Brisaiu.s ssqui.
,iuon OF the Gsllipsgo islands, on Eeua.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

The Colorado Democrat rises to re-
mark that the worst enemies Of the
Hanna administration will not claim
that 1t ever betrayed a trust.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

Adel, Ia, Dec s,--JoSsph Hu,,hsus
beat his wife to death with club and
then blew his brains out with a shot.
gun. He was Abont IS years Of age and
had been married about 40 years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09
N(slw

has constantly been engaged . turning
the tide osemigration 10 the Lone star
Srate. That theshort has boon success.
ful is proved by She presencs OF thou
sands Of families scattered throughout
our fertile coun3ie- aud crossing cities.
Now, for ,he doabIe purpose Of allowing
these friends to Eat Christmas turkey at
the odd home and the same time souni'
praises o. IeNaa, 30 has been decided -
offer Christmas holiday tickets at on,
fareio folnd nip to poiuiain Nebraska
kansas and Missouri the selling
dates aNe Decrmber 18th and Goth, wisn
thirty days limit for retuFn. Addition.
Ia details csn be procured from ANY
coupon ticket agent or by addressing.
Culs Il. Slo,r. 6. ?. o..
FoTt Worth, Teas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09

, During the years that
have elapsed since
the Rock Island first
completed Is line to
TeIas. hi. ssmpany
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-09
Emnel's Cough Balm,

1t fails to a cough-t cannot be made better
20c and Zoe per bottle.
m standard Medicinal
Preparations ere sold 40 per
cent pstsnss.-A PRESCRIPTION pHnRHAcY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June i4Business in cattle to-day fairly
active steady prices Heavy and grassy cattle
Disseminated against prices for those grades being
rather the day. Good TO fancy cattle sold
ing cattle sold 50 75d<5 10; bulls heifers
ranged from 81 TO s. TO- the latter price for fancy helf
Western fed steers brought So bO4S5 IS and Texans
50 1885. Calves brought 81 25as7 There an
active demand for hogs and the early market strong
with prices 4q5c higher. Later IT weakened Heavy
hogs sold at So 5d$3 sTs mixed 81 7oas3 and
light 81 T0G$3 D2s Pigs sold 50 30a$3 - and cus
81 5OhS3 80 Small receipts Of sheep and lambs made
strong market for desirable lots but common grades
slow and weak Sheep sold from 81 50as3 20 for
culls 81 s0ds5 for good choice hocks Yearngs
brought 81 2j 80 clipped lambs So S5ds6 wooded Colo
RADIO lambs 81 i0qs6 30 and spring lambs 81 5oa$7 25
Receipts: Cattle. 1890: hogs, 10000; sheep 1900
Cincinnati. June 14-Hogs active. at 81 256s3 So Cattle
steady at Sass l5 Sheep at 81 25ns4 - lambs
lower. at 50 2JdsT.
East Buffalo. June l4-Receipts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and bogs during the twenty four hours end
ed at noon to-day Cattle cars; sheep and lambs.
hogs. p Shipments Cattle cars; sheep
and lambs, I car: hogs, Cattle-There two
loads sale The feeling steady with Monday.
Tho supply OF calves moderate and with fair de
nand the basis for choice SO 25gS6 20. II
the best quality bring the outside figures Tho
bulk Of the sales inside prices. Sheep and lambs
With only three loads sale there hardly enough
pretty good demand call stuff which cold stronger
fair demand and steady. Lambs choice
extra. quotabe at 81 $3.50 good to choice.
81 JOG$S 20; common TO fair 81 2JdS Is sheep. choice
81 1895; good choice 81 j0dsf T5 common
fair So 250S4 80 HogsThe market opened slow with
heavy. The bulk Of the Gales 81 90. with a
couple 81 VIA oughs. 81 30dS3 40 81 5oQS2 90
The close about steady, with few loads Of light
pigs and Workers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-15

Cotton Exchange Specia. Liverpool cables-Spo cotton
more demand sales 1900 bales speculation export
American 1900 bales: midsupand. is 32d futures
opened quiet unchanged closed quiet but steady net
4d higher TO 1z6id lower; December 3i9Ixb.
January February. 3i9kb; February March S0Ls;
July, 3Zi1s; July-August 322iss: Administrators
3ZSo; september October 32lizb; October-N
82Ot1b; Northumberland. 3l9tb Msnchester-Yarns
very strong. cloths. good demand.
FLOUR AND MEAI>-Buyers took less interest in -four
than was manifested on Tuesday owing irregular
developments In wheat and while prices quota
oy lower II was understood that they shaded
20 attract generous orders Spring patents Sass rs
spring clears 81 05qss 20 extra No winter sass TO-
extra No winter 81 GOq$2 20: grade 81 10 arrive
-. R1E FLOCR-Firm. Quoted Good fair 81 lOq
- 20. choice fancy. So 25QS3 30. .CORNMEAI<-
steady quoted Kiin-dried. 81 O5Qs2 90 as Go brand
80. BAG MEAl-Steady. Quoted Fine white. 9Oc.
yellow. Doc; coarse. ScQs2c. ...FEED-Firm Quoted
Spring bran. tulk s4a$l4 % sacks to arrive 200 N
ga 90. lake and rail- sacks spot. SIS coarse winter
bran GIG 25aslT so latter white SIS middins SiGq
oiluesl, S23CS23 30. ~
GRAtN-wHEAT-An Efforts to establish a higher
level OF wheat prices failed day although bulls
fair aDount OF news back OF them many OF Tuesdays
strong factors being present again. for
opposition 10 stimulating endeavOrs heavy
seiihs by important Chicago interests which
suniced 90 MI what little demand among pro
iessonal traders. Thus last prices
&c net lower although al the
&c advance over the previous night. Complaints Of
favorable weather conditions in the spring
were renewed to-day but partly modified by late adyce
% the eject that clearing predictions had made
Russian news was very similar that Of the previous
aay but as cables exhibited important advances crop
complaints from this source appeared lost
ming OF their former helpful influence
Active foreign buying the principal factor support
IN our market at The opening afforded relatively
stronger undertone than was displayed by any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-15

do 80 nualo yssr !sss Il la ~ al % s.
Il Maryland do i23 10 at 90 Kentucky DO 10 To-
NJ "a sly: q do i01 NJ. at ~ 20 =. =. . - o. ,,s
Newton Co Kentucky lambs = H. At 81 70: 2s
do 80 No. 81 10 2ss DO ~ ~ az y "a; "a n 5aS
a. 70 ~ at So Ell: Kentucky do i13 10. at 70;
DO 10 at 81 bo IA virginia 90 ioV ip' NJ " 49,
bucks i15 NJ at So n, .. -. CO. ,.a 40
NJ collins: i55 Virginia lambs 90 no at ~; It6 90
81 10 at 81 So do "a 10 at $780, ~ Virginia sheep
100 III at 81 20; bucks. 12J M. at ~ a., a,
' S iuSd Co 200 Kentucky lambs 80 n. at 50; 81
Kentucky sheep liz ~ Mt 81 80 do. s3 70 at - 81 %
40 ee NJ al % 80 do. 07 n, at 50 20 II state
yearlngs 20 H. at 80: bucks and ewes mixed), lo TO-
a, 81. 800 =. 49,, -, >, - -, 90.
n Kentucky sheep 10 10. at - To- 30 do. W TO- AZ -
" II Hume q Bro: % State lambs. 81 no at 81 20; q
yearlngs 20 ~ 80 20: state sheep lo H. AZ " "o'
ia do los N. a 81: bucks 1855 No. at So - - -
II Hollis 80 State yearngs. IL 10 at so' ~ state
sheep Il 10. at -: bucks. i25 No. Mt 50 20 ~
HOGS-Receipts were ~ or $500 head, inclunhs
200 head for Market trlhe firm. Prime western
hogs 1911 per 100 b prime state hogs at ~ 20
country dressed steady.
sales-A W. Lamb: - State hogs. 1872 n average, at
81 20 per 100 10: % do III 10 at - 20 -
s Judd e. Co. l67 Ohio hogs 15s No. at - i2h; e5
NJ Collins: hogs. 147 81 20: rough do 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-15

"a, ~ thar time St. Louis through its irresua Snrtns
sse-sd an influence both Mt various hsr than
81. dsx Cash demand at that point was ~ hard
mana, ana At higher prices. including ssles Vi orthwest
Al &c advance over luesua, do,yn
rreip,s owing TO hard rains and poor roeos h,.ness
amounted 10 30 all ports and GUY Only MARKET
aan-a in the days influences The laVeIpoo, ~ g.
ssr an early advance Maid eased on ana 49,, he
ne, higher with Paris markets from 10 10 pa,ng 20
low the previous night Worlds stocks sSs nrevious
increased 1000 bush over the %
oaS owing Ia pressure ST. Louis the septeioeI "a
,ion- showed a disposition TO ease on some"n -. Lc
,ormer noston OF equality from July ana eoseu IL
discount Quotations OF cash wheat o D aIo"1 r,,,,h
ssre as follows: No red S3kc; No Northerh
salc: No Northern Duluth. SOC; No marc ,,anLes
&c. No 1 Northern New-York SSsc; NO nl 9s sco
Ibis OF aour decrease 1923 200 bush Of wheat %
over the preyious CORN-Throughout w "a
regular developments in wheat the corn marSea acos
Stubborn strength Of undertone. which let ma pa
higher nd tendency to check eNPvt
which only amounted 6S loads all ports OF
The business transacted Tuesday Substan'iatl M
~, ., The West were understood be behind the pres
go hull movement and offerings from professlonaI
sources were consequently moderate an oay
damage news in the shape OF complaints about 700 ]
Iowa other influences as
side Carlot estimates at Chcago Meie ~,
and seahoard clearances although LIBERAL nave iaIe
thus Far 337 600 bush the heavy figures OF s,
s1%c q b afoat. .OATS-The market was inactive
bnt fairly steady with sales OF 1900 bush for export
No oat. closed 30zc No oats. 3oc; No white "-e
No white 8ic: mixed. 3od3l nc; track whe ..
No 2 Western 65iac and No Western. 68c. both o
aSoat. state rye GoIic ( New-York. CARROTS.
RARIEY-Market steadier feeding 39l4Oc. c But-
1aIo. A66Jlc delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-15

METALS-Changes scored to-day were u,i f iotn con
condition OF dulness which has been noted OF ,ae US
tinuing in News from abroad ana ihe enre in
OF cabre calculated 10 sHe' the close to day
the Hew-York Metal Exchange called pig iron Dra du
spot sis 25asS so; July September SIS nominal I'm
closed and June So oa ne sS ~ down Of
Several large rehneries spot TO July asoed S
80 ' XSsa: 80 ssSsG 2 s0'ff s r.
copper spot 60 S Sfes liz io Co. soft
s sosed SI ead quoed ia 5s speer i27.
aa 30 5Ss l6 s about 's@'s
Molasses vas nrm but aue and Follow New
iGS isc prime. 2oa26c orleans kettle S2a$3s
r Ss ,d ai s s:' prme s6a2c fancy a25
OCEAN market GT berth or itE a
f HG. as.d newcastle SD Antwerp 2itd: Hamburg
N6 per ony Was the Market for oil
active but prices were higher and in instances
a h al n for of summer yellow at about Lin
oil refined petroleum were quiet ana STEADY ri,
81 90 sHd IN bulk To- Phadph 6bis ' and
.ds .G g. 5s"si $40 ~ FHSS
Prime nominal prime c sdr yed % c i Su,ie
grades 2sas2c prime white 29aSoc prime winter vel
oT 'oSs G cseaa % Sac !S lard s o
PRovIsIoNs-Packe and outsiders were leading buy
S5s Of IN Ss afternoon By which mos, ..
the advance was PoRKnFirm qn0 ssSas Mes s.
oaS smy so 1 %Ss.t 10 short So ss9
SO so: packet 50 6OaSiO India mess Sl4gslo %
go BEEF HAMS-Steady: quoted S2l ca y ~ go
DRESSED HOGs-Steady; quoted; Bac0ns 20 btcni
bellies steady quoted: smoking bellies; 5+s93hc 10 No.
quoted Axe Picked hams firm: quoted sa9tc; West
ern greens SIC; Western p She; city greens 81
~ TAI,IIOW-Easy; city 45-l6c country. 4%g4t2c
~ LARD Steady; quoted $500 asked NHy !aI 1
steady quoted 4s54 80c. Refined lard steady quoted
South America $500: Continent. 55oc brazil kess &C.
Compound steady: quoted: city. 4fsc; western
STEARINE-Frm: quoted Oeo oac; city lara s'earlhe'
6Q6i.c
RICE-The market was steady but quiet and un-
changed demand mostly for foreign sorts, po
markets were steady but quiet quotations follow AZ N
nestle common low fair 2Ha41tc iair 70 eooui
~ =. nrime TO choice 51q6ssc; head. 1915; Fatna
365Sc =. do I'm bond 3Ad3%c; Japan, 4%gobci java
a. d6Ac: Rangoon in bond. 2q2hc
SI'GAR-There buyers OF raw sugar az orc p'IoeS
hut M sellers and the market closed nm, WIN cen
,rifupa 90 test quoted ll-6c MuscoVaao % tes.
and 80 test at l-loc inc 4S'IoI
srLet was Quiet for cane and unchanged Java quoted
al i3s and fair refining lis Sd Beet quiet put pte5
unchanged and fully maintained; present mohu quoted
AZ lis Iad and month a. lis 24d Renneu sugar
was firm but unchanged Some reiners were snadIis
withdrew guarantees, Out other re
nners selling under guarantees as usual
follow: Domnos 5%c; loaf. 5tc; crushed, &C. CUBES
powdered and coarse powdered. ,5Sc: XXHX powdered
b&c; standard graduated and fine granuated, o'sc'
fectioners graduated SAC; 2-ib cartons, ID bags Old
cartons bags Of fine gTanulaed 5Jtc; Jnould A.
SIC diamond A. 5l3c; confectioners A. 5fsc Nos l. =
and g. SC; No A. 48ic; No 3. 4%c; No g. 4Slc: No ..
4%c; SIC: No o. 4Sc; No 10 1850; No II. 419c;
No ~ 4.44c; Nos 10. II. Is and 10, 4%c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NewYork. June IL. 1899.

NewYork, June a. 1922
BEANS AND PEAs-Trade Is unimproved Jobters are
buying only small lots for immediate needs and export
orders few and far between Prices show further
Beans marrow lsSs Choice per bush 81 421a: do me
dun choice. 81 2714qsi 80 do pea choice 81 271a do
81 s5ds1 80; yellow choice 81 35 do black turtle
soup. choice 81 7O DO lima California s2o2hGS2 3d.
BI;iTFR-There was generally dull trading again to-
day and with fairly liberal and good deal OF
accumulated stock hand sellers tried find out
price Most OF he ed business in strictly extra
Western creamery at lsac. but we hear Of that ng
OF useful butter be had at s and the defective lots
range from l7tc downward For the best State cream
coming No change in State dairy nor in
any OF the Western packings Factory goods selling
extras per ~ ishc: do nrsts i7hqlsc: DO third. to
seconds. 5a7c do State extras Isais4c do hrsts IN
DO nrsts. l6alohc; do Welsh tubs fancy 1850
iie; DO hrsts. l5hglec state dairy tubs. seconds.
qi0c: Western imitation creamery. extras l51Qi6c do
hrsts. l4tl5c DO seconds l2ha13c Western factory.
CHEEslt-Receipts OF large full cheese were
quite moderate to-day and trading limited in oonse-
9asnee The Comparatively high cost Of cheese in The
talking about asking shade higher figures strictly
fancy cheese in perfectly cool condition but nothing
yet to warrant quoting above TAG for either white
colored Small size full IN good demand from
the home trade largely for storing purposes fancy
grades firmly held generally 7Ac. with in fact
holders Indifferent urging sales at Choice
skins in fair demand and nrm but ordinary Grades
selling slowly Liverpool cable iss for white and 42s
oolored We quote: STATE full cream large white fancy
nc do good TO prime 7A@71c do large coored. fancy
~ DO good 70 prime 5.a7@e g common 10 faf
ored, fancy INC; do good to prime 7.q74c do common
to fair saaIs light skins small choice oqSs DC
common to fair ssIc full skins. y? Sc p'"' '"'''''
ket rule. easier Offerings largely affected BY hea, an|
such pressed for sale cais steady for prime grades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-News all sources 20 ro Ire buish than
enahse W." Ssvs mast Primary receipts dropped o
cen, high figures TO seasonable moveine Sowt 1900
IN reTcan warehouse deliveries OF aDSus unni,es
NM INDICATED continued free Distribution a. al
RON Wavre and Hamburg were steadier nfs respec-
We OPENS ure z1lian markets reported sustained rbe
cepting decline Of 322d In me ncbaneed prices
ioes t advance sales OF 500 bags on the can tcT
70 po coints above last nights maj price, Nos
az AZ pcreased the gain 10 points But Ins bsss
not general BY the sales had resc During the
apa trading was moderate hut ne oF The
hitsIIsS .o1a~ehIv steady considerable part oL
maiheo tsis,ej ~ switching The market closed qutI
pe Unchanged to points higher spot obnS nature
iealu,,ns we're nominally unchanged. RIO NO Is"e
O,d e. for invoice lots and SIC for joooihs pac
The range of contract prices in the local Market W
follOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-15
NAVAL STORES.

Advices from Savannah again encouraging. and,
with continued good local demand caused further hrm
locally Spirits closed quiet and firm at sc net
advance but early in the session values had touched
4Gc for machines Rosin and closed steady full
but unchanged prices Quotations follow Tar regulars.
go do oil. bile 80 go spirits turpentine 39g3oizc; rosn
common to good strained 81 30dSl 1924; T.. 81 ~; r.
30; g. 81 30; II. 81 TO- l. 81 10: X. 81 90 ~ 50 10.
~ 81 30. w g. 81 80: W. 81 70.
STOCK.
Spirits turpentne Ll63 bbls.
Charleston. June l4.-rrpcntine market firm. 36hc.
Resin firm unchanged.
New Orleans. June 14-Cotton futures steady: June.
81 73dSI a. July - I3as3 "a August 81 G5a$5 81 Sep
TENDER Glass 62: october. 81 Glass 90: November
So G3s5 O., December s. G6i$5 81 January s. 6aS5 20:
February s. 72d$5 20: March. 81 Tja$j II
Savannah. June 14.-Splrits turpentlne firm. 37hc;
sales. a39 bbls. Rosn firm unchanged; sales, 26lI
Wilmington June l4-sprts turpentlne steady. 36ii q
SIC receipts 30 casks RCen dull a0c and Csc receipts
bbs tupentine 81 % 81 10 and 81 20 receipts
- bbls. Tar firm. 81 30; receipts. II bills