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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-12-05

A number OF the young society peo-
of this city attended the hop at
Georgetown on last Wednesday night
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-12-05

Big stock of Toys and Christmas
goods now open at It. P. Martin q
Cos.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-12-05
Thursday, December "A, 1899
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
The farm known as the Nick Smoot farm, con-
tanning 200 acres. This land is all in grass and
most OF il has been in bluegrass sod for fifteen to
twenty years. IL is under splendid fence, has
on it tenant house and hrst-class tobacco or
stock barn, capable of housing ten acres OF to.
bacco. 1t Is one of the best watered farms in
Bath county and Especially adapted for stock
farm, being conveniently located to reach the
markets OF Mt Sterling, Owihgsyille, Flemngs-
burg and Carlisle. 1t is also a irst-class tObac-
co farm. My reason for selling is the fact that
viii engage in business in Cincinnati January
as have in the past. Possession will be given
TO suit purchaser at any time from day OF sale TO
March ], 1000.
TERMS.--One- cass and the balance in
three equal annual payments, note with per
cent interest from date OF possession.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-12-05

No. 1, through sleeping car to Jacksonville,
via Lexington Chattanooga and Jesup
No. O. through sleeping car Louisville To Bir-
minsham, via Lexington and Chattanooga
No 8 free observation chair.car LoutSyills
10 Lexington.
No, 9. free observation chair car Lexington 10
Louisville
No. 2, through sleepiaR car Jacksonville 10 ST
Louis. via burgin, Iawren ce urg and Louisville
nrst-class coaches Lexington TO Louisville
No T. sleeping car Birmingham 60 Louisville,
via LsxiHGLon,
All trains between Louisville, Lexington and
Burgin daily.
Between Versailles and Georgetown Nos Is
and lodsily. Nos. o. and ~ daily except Sunday.
Between Versailles Nicholasville. Rich
nend and Irvine dai Y. except sunday
tDsily except Sunday. Other trains daily.
F.S.GARsoN. Sd vP.kG.M., J. M CUR, T. NJ
Washington, ID. c. Washington ID q
W.A,TURK "a PA, WMHTAYLoE AC.PA.
Washington u. g. Louisville Nv.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-12-05

Everybody 60 t. Martins for Christ
mas Goods and Millinery.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-12-05
PUBLIC SALE !
200 ACRES
BATH COUNTY LAND.
LONG TIME PAYMENTS.

will sell to the highest bidder on the premi-
ses on the pike leading from Bethel u Owings-
VILE, miles from the former and miles from
of ReynOldsylle, ON
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-12-05
Oh SOUTHERN
ON RAILWAY.
I'm KENTUCKY

sehsaul. In effect N.v.Hssr 10, 1899.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-23

Stnd Nlep aus Dem Nlsoerllnl=
mentbal uno 6rntigtbal perlaoen, Die
mad NnBlano beliimmt Iino. 9as
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bud uno 0srrn Stiib BON 9iemtigen
81 guten Yreifen ontuufen lallsn.
Sn Die'en 9agen bef0roert Die 6irmd
Shenfer & Go. in Wien ca. 5000
! YIeros BON llnaarn nod Yaris Der
transport ueanlprudt 30 GrtraSiiGe,
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arpI Sertreten ; Der Ne9ierungsratb 1at
namlid Den Waareu= uno @pupOn= Der
taui mad Dem 0pora=Spltem, oas aud
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fem 9enannt miro. uerboten ,5n st.
@allen, 2usern uno Grid lino iulde
Terbote ebeniaits erlalIen tuoroen.
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Der @bei oes yantgelbdites glarer
III 3urib. Derr BANTER ylarer, Der
lib aus 3ilrlh gefliihtet bat. in Yaris
erlbD1sn.
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0err Gr. Iahenal. Der Bru0er unteres
yunoesratbes, aeltorbsn. Wllt Dem
Verltprbenell 1T elm ieltener Wenlh aus
Dem Seben 9eibieoen. ein Wienld, Den
tein pulitliher @br9eia teiEe materielle
yerlofun9 bon leinem Nebensproaramm
abbringen tonnte, oas Darin beltano.
aus Menlbenpfllht nur bas 8ute 5u
tbnn.
Gbenlo 1T in 1enf 0err 2'Daroi. Der
SblpleAeriobn oes Generals 9uiDur,
aus oem Seben 9eidieoen. 81 mar EN-
por5il9ti1er 3el1ner uno ais loldereln
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aertarte. Als 1857 lpesen Der Neuen=
burger GreiAnllie Elm Nngriif preuBens
alil ole Shnela orobte, aeh0rte s Darop
als Stabsmajor Der Genie- Nbtbeiluna
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an ben pldnen Der bel Shaftbaulen
uno Gglisau projettierten Befeltiaun=
gen.
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3immeymeiiier Hentld, pun Der YuBern
bel yolliaen riiflines pom 3eitermaaen
nno gerietb inter elm nahfolaenoes
6ubrlpert, nobel er innerIihe NerleBun=
gen erlitt, bic nMb 2 Stunoen ieinen
9oo berbeifiibrten.
Sdger @ermann in Neubaus Dim
nersbaus (Sbursau} lit aui Der Sago
pegunaliidt. @r trua oas 0elaoene Sc
tpehr umgebdn9t. luolIte es abnehmen
bel oisier Manipulation entluo iid oas-
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i1entel aetroffen uno itarb infolae yer=
blutnl9.
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oesratb Gnsen Ruifp bod allr 3batIacbe
aemoroen. 0erielbe III nd,nlitb 3um
Oirettor pes WeltpoliDereins aefudblt
tuoroen nit einem Gsbalt BON 25. 900
6ranfen.
SIN 4otel-@ @s{ddft 2userns 1T INNER
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etuYtHulHIWP1l OeleBaeOung miro 0llm
felnetbin ein freilinnis oemotratiiber
lein nit benz aufribtieen 8eltreben, al.
len berehtiaten loeiai reformeriIthen
5oroerllnaen aereht 81 lueroen. Gines
baben Die gSablen betpeien 9ie So-
einl- Democratic bat in Der, lsbten Sab
rem feline meientliben 6o,tIbritte se=
maht 3rpb 8erdult unb Wibtia=
maberei auf oieler Scite lit Die i,ber=
mleaenoe Mehrbeit oes ShlueiSerppltes
ourhaus ni6t uoa Lem dllein ielia=
mabenoen %pan9slium Der iocialilti=
lben 3reiber erfiillt. lonoern lpiinlht
cine rutige, aeoe;blihe Gntlpifluna.
so menia es bon elmer init aDltatoriinen
Wltteln het,iebsnen Glanenpolitit ipil=
len lpla. ebenipmerig luiu es ben 2on,=
paB riifmGrts ,ihteE. Sic fonlerpatiue
Yartei bat oenn aud teine nennensiper=
then Grfolae errunaen. sSn Der fun=
tonalen Nbltimmlina nubm oas Yerner-
polt oas Wubl0eieb unb oas @eisb iiber
Die 3rantennfleae an.
Sie oiel 9eriibmte unb DIT hsneioete
unternebnuneslult Der CltIbpei3 ,eiat
heute ibre Gehrleite. spesieG in 3a=
rih but Die Isit elmer &eibe ppn Sabren
getriebene MISREPRESENTATION 81 Der idon
r1ebr als einmal i'm .0eobahter" err
ludbnten fhlperen Rrilis eeIiihrt. Der
Ganirunas=YroseB miro auer Nuslidt
nod elm lanaiamer iein. Die Greianille
fonlneit aeraoe aur rehten Yeit. un Die
IN oieiem Wonat in Bern taaenos ltan=
oerdthlide 2ommiilion fir oas Yante
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mare es iehr aefdhrlih, oem oitetten
9lnprall Der aednaiiigten g0rien Spe-
tulanten. lpie lie 3iirih in Menae bat.
uusaeieBt su lein. oa oieie Iofort asneiat
linb. bas lie trsffenoe &eribt ais cine
2anbes Ralanlitdt oar3titellen. gDie
Die Gntmerthun9 oes 2anbes in 3iiritb
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3batlaehe. oaB bel elmer lebter laae ab=
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fit1nn0 BON Gelfen nno Sopa benz De-
5ittsfpitaI in 8bun gum @sf&ent 0sz
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5 GalDol:lh Gonetoatiue ln0 2 Jrel=
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ben. Sic Nlbetalen uno Gemotraten,
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yerelni9nng ge0rdnyt lDoroen unO be.
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lpabrten Yertretet Or. BaDler IN Biel,
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baus III Naupen uno QDill III Wl0au.
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ten .Disien 2eBersn 5u lpsengen uno ibn
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:ndhltell 60nuta9 MIRO elll 3iueiter
2Uublgane spiihen surbtd uno Jiir-
iprtn 9ypB sntl9eiDen. Die 2Daaot-
l0llDxr Population teprt parfelpolitilb
arnau III Der ndlnli6en 3nlam.nenleb.
llng naN Bern 3urhd. 1pnraau bat
loen tlerital focidlosmotyutiihen 9llls
ipriithen Elm gner9ii0ts Dalt aebDten.
Oerr ppi 6tren9 1T troB Der unterfiiB=
una leiner lriibelen etbltterltsn Ge9ner
ann Otitten Dial ub1sblibt. Gos 6u-
ett pss 9aets ldutet i,ll Ml9enltinels s.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-23

ooIn StuotiniV geluuglI.
Vile, ftQotiiben 9nneIfelrion a.hA..
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w W. oHutr HlNt oerbtnpern fGnnen, 70
tpnitcn mir Die hritiii,en lr,..,~n.. Z
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Su'Iu1ou1 UUII Uu1lf1us Wna0el1 init
10, 900 Gtilnnlen i'm hpr Nl,inne.he;.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12

AMMUNlTioN-Powder. per keg 81 oo1
1 asg sIssiing powder s 50 per kes drop shot
DACoN.-EStra short clea-, IN sacks, 6t96I
enc; regulars 6s.M6'sc; boxed. &c higher,
smoked bellies ;l2a7a,c New York salt bellies
BAGGlNG AND TIEs-Less than CARROTS.
from Houston; Bagging, 2-lb es.e; 24-ib
7+c; Arrow ties 81. loal. IS.
per Id; special sizes nc higher.
cANDLE s--star, iuil weight lolsc; Gran
lite. full weight lo'sc: Electric lights ioc
cEMENT-Portand s2.7Sas.2s: Rosendale.
COFFEE" cofFFEE-Rio. fair, snase; prime. sAaloc;
choice, loAc' peaberry, llHgnNe; Cordova,
basis l00-lb cases II NC delivered S6-lb cases
II. zoe delivered. Lion loo-lb cases. lie. Apex,
cRAcKERs-A b G soda, bulk. boxes sAc:
FLouR-Tsxas Star Mills: Tidal Wave.
ssa s ssS Essy s' ssa aNk@' suaps So
nickei $40 Special rates for shipments to
interior points. Quarter sacks are i0e higher
than half sacks and wood ise higher than
FARiSAcEoUs ooops-Grits, hominy and
cream meal. in barrels, $2toq2,lS; pearl
sacks: Scotch oats, SIS; Friends oats S. 70.
Columbia cats. So. 65; Hawkeye oats, s2.65
LARp-Rehned. tierce. compound, sg6S;
tierces; io-ib cans &c higher; B-ib cans &c
higher: 3-lf cans ic higher.
iiAMS--Standard 9isIiec; picnic hams 7Isc
HCNEY--In 6o-lb cans. extracted aa15c;
In comb s0i0c. In ls-ib cans. extracted $40
SIC.
LIME-Buik. 500 per barrel; coopered.
ties.
MoLAssEs-+Reboiled. fair isAaisc: prime
2oG2lc; choice :sG2sc: fancy new crop syrup
s2G33c
MiLR--Goid Medsl, $3.50; Magnolia, $3.50
Ersle ST 90: Empire. $40
PICKLES ,Five- gallon kegs. BIS: Io-gsi.
kegs, $500; h-bbls. H.oo; pints. American
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12

New York. December 1.-THE market has
ruled quiet throughout the day so far as
actual business goes, but some fair szad
bids for brown goods for instant delivery
wore turned down at current prices A small
transaction IN fouryard htty-six brown
sheetngs reported at S Print cloths and
print cloth yarn fabrics generally have
ruled quiet but strong IN tone Bleached dull
but very firm. Denims still tending up.
ward. other coarse colored cottons strong
Prints in good demand for both staples and
fancies Gnghsms strong and scarce White
goods tending upward in both plain and
fancy Yhrleties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
BUTTER AND EGGS.

ST Louis. December ll.-Eggs- Steady IL.
Chicago. December u-Butter-steady.
s Srss5 q lS925 dairy 1899 Egss-Firm
Kansas Cty. December liSErsss.ste.dv.
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock, firsts 49,
dozen. cases returned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
HIDES AND WOOL.
SUGAR.

New York, December -sugar-steady
quiet mild quiet; cordova sdl2ls.
New Orleans, December -Sugar-Steady;
open kettle SG5s. open kettle centrifugal All
qi I-l6' centrifugal plantation graduated
4 e'lb; whites tSsN4ss yellows 3N14ls; sec.
kettle Ssdi3; centrifugal lOas4 syrup $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
Use. ,,cr


New YORK December ll,II Ins,ssrsu ~
4Ss marses l ssae are upset y he
we're exacted for the.a ca,sd 70 chars, :
T per cent an" for sscnsnss T931ss.s 'ssi
oa came steady s though idle y unit, ., ais. w.
and then broke on New s.,h holn sharp ss'i 4
heavy. There was a fur'nc' ''
the street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
FRUITS

APPLEs-Missouri stock bbls. choice 81. Is
"a 90, extra fancy standard. .50d5 90; New
YORK stock, A25. Virginia stock 81 06d4 25
BANANAS--Fancy stock per bunch hacked
So C0d2 20.
CRANBERRIES-Crates, 50. 25q2. so; barrels
Sc 5od7.00.
CoCoANUTS- sack. 81 5Oa5 90.
GRAPES-Ameria. Sc. 50dS. 90 per barrel
LEtilNS-Fancy Messina 36Os 80 50l4 90:
42es So OOsi3 %.
choice navels. S5O0G3.5o; fancy 1915.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. December li.--Cattle receipts $500,
including 22o Texans. Market steady native
shipping and export steers i75d675; the top
for fancy grades; dressed beef and butcher
steers loou5.50, steers under 1000 pounds
3.a59i,6o; stockers and feeders ea5ffl. 70; can
ners l.5oGS.0o; Texas and Indian steers s 500
i,5; Texas cows and hefers 2,5O@3.J5. Hogs,
receipts $500. Market active but easy to
s.sOd405, Sheep, receipts 900 Market active
and steady. Native mutons 3.15Ji.25 lambs
i.5Oa6'io; stookers ECO; culls and bucks 2.9S a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12

Chicago. December H. - Cattle. choice
strong others lOc lower Butchers stoSh
ranners and feeders steady 10 firm Good
To- choice &. ioa7 so poor to medium i.SoaS "a
mixed stockers S.OodSso; selected feeders 20
a 6O. good to choice cows S.75Mi 40; heiie ,
S00GS,OO Gamers eOg3.mi oulls :. 'p@ ~,
led Texas beoves 425d6. %. grass Texas steers
s95ll4.2O one carload Of Aberdeen Angus
steers sold today at $50 the highest price
since December. 1884, for beef cattle of any
kind Hogs, trade active. average shade
lower. GOOD clearanccs Mixed and butchers
aOai Isl good 10 choice heavy S.a6qilo ;
rough heavy 4. S0dS.g0; light 3,sSdio7ia, bulk
OF sales 400d 05. Sheep steady; lambs ac-
tive, shade higher Native wethers i0Oip
Is, lambs 4 oOd5sO Western wethers 400at
so: Western lambs 5l5d5 80 Receipts, cat
tie 81. 900. hogs 1900; sheep $4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

9, T,ouis pecomber ll.-Wheat No ? red
cash sSla. December 6S1s. May 71%a71%i
No hard 6sae9. Corn. No cash so De.
cember $685. May S1Aa3l3s. oats. No 2
9S5I2sls Pork firm; standard mess iobbing
$50. ard lower prime steam 5l7iE; choice
$50. Flour firmly held; patents 4od3.toi
extra fancy 3 100 1920 clear 275H2.a0, Germ
meal steady. l756f1.sO Bran steady; sacked
east track 60 Hay steady; timothy 9.25Gl2 on;
pralre 7o0hS0o. Whisky steady. 123is
Cotton ties LOS. baErins lower. 5S.@Sla Hemp
Irvine . Dry salt meats, extra shorts SIl2
clear ribs and sides 5 50, Bacon, boxed
shoulders Isl clear ribs 612l2 clear sides
625. Receipts. -four 1000; wheat $4,000; corn
1Ia on0, oats 5000 shipments flour 5000;
wheat II COO corn $1,000; oats 10000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. December ll.--Cattle. receipts
$500 natives: 700 Texans. Rest killing steers
and butcher COWS steady; common butchers
stun and siockers and feeders slow to ioc
lower. Heavy native steers 5.2sds.S So light
weights iS5q6.0o stockers and feeders +05o
$50; butcher cows and heifers 3l0ds5o:
Gamers 2.50fl3 10: fed Westerns 0o15. ~ (:
Western feeders 3.l04f4.s5; Texans S.00ai450
Hog receipts 800 Market opened weak. sold
largely steady, closed 2is higher. Heavy and
mixed sa2IsGio0; pigs 3.75Qls.s5 Sheep. re-
cepts 1000. Market fairly active Slaughter
ing grades steady. Lambs b,O0fl5, Is; muttons
400; stockers and feeders s.00Gii0; culls
t50d3.0o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
NEW ORLEANS

Especial 10 The Post)
New Orleans. December 1.-THE New Or
leans Live Stock Exchange reports: Receipts.
cattle $40: calves and yearings $780, hogs ISL
hogs A. Left over. cattle a2s; calves ana
yearlings 1876; hogs 260, Supply and demand
about equal; market dull; prices unchanged
oversupply. prices weak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

+. o. b mill Texas interior points ar.
cording to location:
Per Gallon
Prime crude or LOOSE ....... "a a. pa
Prime summer yellow oil ~. 20 az 9sLs
Luter per pound ........... 3L5D aXs
Cake and meal delivered at Galveston:
snort ton
Prime cotton seed meal .... SO 20 120 90
Prime rotton seed cake ..., 10 80 6I20 0n
houston mills are paying 81. so per ton Tor
cotton seed I. o. b. interior towns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wall Streets Panicky Condition fxerted
Influence on Wheat.
PRESSURE WAS OF A DOWNWARD NATURE
Corn Was Stcndied by Wet Wcnther'
oats Barely Held Their own
Provisions Unchanged.

Chicago. December 1.-THE panioky conduon
OF wall street exerted a downward pressure
on the wheat market today. MAY closing at
loss Of 3-4c from Saturday. Corn. too, felt
this influence. but was steaded by wet wealth
err, May closing lac down oats hnished a
shade lower and provisions unchanged at
2 1-2c under.
Wheat opened barely steady May un
changed from Saturdays close So f-sg'oc'
trembed on the brink and then tumhled over,
impeiled by the downward pressure OF the
panicky financial condition OF Wall stree,
and an increase in the visible, where iipersl
decrease had been expected, and the large
worlds shipments. The first slump carried
May under puts, and on buying again thia
prevailed. The market held steady at the
decline for while. May auctuatins between
60 3-Su69 5-Sc for some time. The increase
in the visible coming on top OF predictions OF
a liberal decrease precipitated considerable
long wheat into the pit and the market sank
option closed 3-4c under Saturday at 50 l-Sg
60 Lac Local receipts were l4O cars, AZ OF
contract grade Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 69s cars. Primary receipts were
$4,000 bushels. The visible increase was put
at $4,000 bushels. Atlantic port clearances
for the day were 2s6, 900 bushels.
Corn was easy with evidences Of Import
selling, probably animated by the Wall street
security break. Wet weather was steadying
influence, The decrease In the visible OF
10000 bushels and in local stocks OF 10000
bushels had steadying tendency. There
was some activity carly but the greater por-
ton OF the session was dull. Receipts were
800 cars.
Oats barely held their own.
Provisions were firm. The local run OF
hogs was under the estimate aud at Western
points receipts were under last years. May
pork closed unchanged lard 1-2c lower and
ribs unchanged.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
ll5; corn go: oats 2T5 hogs 81 600
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New York. December ih Ian 5, rulIrsnss
from 3 to Is per cent; last 'U m,srresntils "
loMl2 per cent. PRIME .,cbsns, irrsE,ss
shT6 per cent, sterlins Ss,s' bills a "
with actual business IN paps,.Ii 81 tor it
d4.s7 for demand ana d az s,L. Coprssx-
days. Posted rates 49,. cysrtiacates sa -, =
s si',s $40 49, Mexican dollars m nd
m n,.Tsr bonds oyni strong; State bonds 'n'
bonds weak.
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81. Loni. Wool,

ST Louis, December li.-wool Arm at inc
following prices. but generally held higher.
medium grades lsdsb; light fne isg2e heavy
nne iisql9; tub washed 2iq35.
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New York, December ll-Weakness was
,he most conspicuous feature OF today's mar.
ket for metals. In this respect tin easily led,
withdrawal OF buyers and unfavorable Lon
Don cables At the close the metal ex-
20 !, reported pig iron warrants neglect.
"a Lake copper dull and nominal IL Tin
very weak, 2,5ona6 o. Lead steady. i,656t
20. spelter weak, i6oa4 20 The brokers
p p g. Tor lead is AS and for copper 1909
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New ORGANS. Uecember TT--Hog nTOdUCts
steady. pork. standard mess a.7SGlo co. Lard
refined fierce 5b154. pure lard 6is96i4-
Boxed meats, dry salt shoulders 6d6i4 sides
6N.G5s4. Bacon, clear rib sides 6&d6ts.
Rio ordinary to fair 7SsliSk Rice, ordinary
10 good 3d3i5. Grain and feed stufs steady
Flour. extra fancy 3.i003.i5; patents Si6it
$50 Cornmca ISIS Bran TO- Hay prime
li00d15 90: choice $500 no. Corn, No >
sacked white 70; mixed Az yellow 40. Oats
No sacked 29is.
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New York. December u.-wheat receipts
s2,325; exports tO5,5i3 Spot weak, No. rod
"a, n h aeont 10 arrive. Ma bard Dn'
luth so f. o. b a1oat; No. . red 70 elevator.
options weak and lower, March Is;
May Hl, December TN. Leather
steady; hides firm. Wool dull Cot
ton seed oil duh; prime crude 81 nominal;
prime yellow 3llad2a,
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r.ordou Consols'.

London. December il,- .scount "a. VI
money l01ts. consols lor Monty "
silver quiet. 21d per ou in open -
per cent. Rate OF olscuu, nils s pet &C.
for short and three months
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Galveston Texas, December 1.-THE A. p.
Norman Live stock company reports tho
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COFFEE.

New York. December l1-Coffee-Cutures
ni4sea lulet al net unchanged prices to .