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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26
THE INTELLIGENCE.
nteIllfencer Publishing Co,

6nN FRHw. Pres. pa Bas. M'a'aef.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26
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Ildu1rth S5ii.ild. ilcame 49, -
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26

r Az NOW PREPARED To rtps
chatfe Of once work. open ara r,.,,.3
bool.a auditing accounts, corr, sr.os5..-s
and CO.. citing bills, etc. City addft11 y.
tth&Ss ". ". eIfcBRis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09

changed SsfSs. r oil w, quiet and
from local While ssry . out
oil e because OF the position OF ocean fre9hts n:eea
week and refined petroleum shows 20 further change.
S. 1SSS ss. Ss ana eq
ned cases NexYor Sin crude G n"phtha 0 ea1sos. SO
prime y.oS sas on s So GSs
%ns s rs Sss aemna prime white ssas4c prime
American boiled. 5o15lc; Calcutta raw. csc; lard OIL
PRovIsIoNs-The market opened stronger con
Closing Se Toe sSe on cash st IN. hs wse
ket was active. demand including outside orders and
~S Sea aDd SS
S sTen gss sh and :, IN G
Mes. SO tO family ,2 5Sasis packet 81 5cGsis
s $50 - DRESSED hoGs-strong Quoted naeSns 2.c
Picked bellies easy Quoted smoking bellies ol1g7e
10 ooI G%s 70 n &C. IA ~ S%s Picked shoulder dull.
sreens 7Hgs4c Western s p SIC City grens So o
~ 9Ssf &c., y ty sfi f ss%
&c Refined lard firm. Quoted South America &c
quoted city s@Sei n %s stern Somp'uT M
RlcEA fair number Of outside orders were presented
at the opening and city dealers purchased moderate
tone at the close but no material change in prices. Ad
Sr better eS o fS B5mssc aSS
rb6 h TO Low & 2sas tT to good 4ssf ppe to
47sa5c Java, 44d4%c; Rangoon, in bond 2a2iac
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar was rather more
were reported in prices Frmer cables than expected
and healthier ruling Of local department
largely responsible for the Improvement in the refined
product. Quotations follow: Dominos. d44c cut loaf
956G: crushed 5eec cubes 53lc powdered and coarse
lated and fine granusted 5isc coarse granua,ed and
544c; 10 cartons n bags. n cartons and 10 bags
Disc; confectionery A. 4s4c; Nos 2 and 3. .e9c No 4
4Asc; No 3 456c No 6. Arc. No I, 444c; No g. arc;
No .. 4.3c: No 10 41sc: No H. 408c Nos IL and IL:
4c: Nos a. Is and l6 3e4c This weeks summary OF
the statistical position, made up by Wett Gray.
shows stocks United States and Cuba together OF
30 SGT tons against l56s tons last week and ZzI
tons last increase q 24e7O tons over last
EuropeStocks IN Europe $50 600 tons against oS6oO
tons last week and $50 800 tons last year Total stocks
Europe America 500 sol tons against 6I DOS ons
last week and 52 926 tons last year at the same
and 732. 059 date OF october last
year The Of stock is 5ee7i tons against an
Of 80 week and deficiency OF 1881 tons
December % 1895. Refners expressed WILLINGNESS 20
purchased liberal Of centrifugal ana uscoNan9
the basis OF old rates. but were unable 10 mo
sellers except shade advance. BIDS at the close were
on the basis for 80 centrifugal l3-loc TOT
SO test muscovado and 6c for 30 test molasses sugar
Importers made confident by the decided change
the better in the London market. The regulation eaoes
reported abroad as quiet and steaay' NV.
Java quoted at lis 3d and fair refining al ls %
frmer. with December quoted al ss Eau anu
January delivery at ss 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09

Rr AZ; sssPi
and dragging at low figures Other Florida vegetables IN
tue. selling slowly Havana peppers and oETa steady
Other vegetables range about as quoted: we quote
ws:sn Per SSf so r. 81 81
soS s i Sssss s 8 &c virginia faG
s a, az r wS SGsn Yer S gtr g g SS
psr sS q siS sS 49, 10 yellow Ss sos
sssse' saccsss g. Brsss. sprouts, per quart 5ass
s s.i. J, e' SssSS Si per
SS ssa iS sp per sS scg Florida per M
S. gale Norfolk per bb eSa7Sc LETTUCE NewsorI leans
SECS pef Sb 40 ,as do PEE per basket Sass
per carrier Sass 90 roalne Neworesns per Ss s2g
g. g T 'snf ssa e green
% a h. as2 o s a SssS HDsb. S per
DO marrow 5Ss'I pr DO carrier TsTd as su4"s
Nb TN wsss closing sedeps sHd
The reasonably based Impression that BUYERS Will turn
ssggng especially n upper grades The attrsctSe
quality which has been pp9mhens ,ba marSst
right along owing 70 It's tendency to keep Ppff from the
somenes. OF making frequent shopping searches through
the The hing OF Government contracts poI ~
ses to be an uninterrupted branch Of the demand Tor
both Indian and Philippines requirements ana me
authorities correctly insist upon strictly sTGu WV ~,
hay. which economical than the ming oI. o
orders cheap sounding prices We qSS.sa me- ao
9ass per No. r. 100 c Small bales 2ic
than above rates clover linked 7oa72 sc clover 81
demand FOR clover sorts =. .sTRAw-cooer weather
enarges bedding but receipts continue heayy
f@ ons 70 T peer loo loo h. sa24c Receipts of hay
Ss in i9ns RSel a p ire sou So
yana 1870; Delaware IackawannS and western ev
Company TO- by river 500 total 1soo tons Exports ,
% s su ss. 300 Raep. Of straw today BY river 40
tons; by rail, 60: total $40 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. December 8. 1873.
roFFEE-Bullish sentiment predomnated IN the coneo
s,k.t pretty much all day and although rather POI
80 vas made results quite Satisfactory
- t,ende staple. The market opened al oechho
- q ,1intS this being a feeble response TO weakness IN
.n.sen markets Immediately following the call tneIe
sha-p rise active demand from shorts and MOD
Nng FOR investment and foreign account BY mid
a. rras were up 1920 points from the opening with
ne tssing firm Shorts were disturbed ny nlucl
.sr receipts brazilian ports than calculated upon
ssrs q a broadening warehouse movement and more
80. on hs part Of spot buyers. The Brazilian market
80. Ala not furnish incentive 10 either side nrnness
80 =, advance Of 20 reis at Rio being counterbaanced
- ,,ts oflO In Santos. Although there was
rs N the shape Of from the plague stricken dis
-. he coffee belt the trade here was apprehensVe
- e.aS1 20 prepare possible unfavorable inorma-
49, IN the near future. Al the close the market was
az N tgne prices 10 TO Is points higher To
si ale were % 600 baRs The market Tor spot coltee
ss Arer Win good demand reported on the basis OF
az o. invoice lots and 7&c for tobbng parcels OF No
po In some &c higher rates We're demanded
M rrassnt Of cofee IN Havrs - 1oooVVo bags
.Ssr,, ! 767 600 last Friday. -,
ranre Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
fnllcNe:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady No
spring wheat 62g6s Nc; No red 67A @es4c No corr
23%c: No 3 white 24l4 G25he; No rye ssaS4c No
barley 37d42c; No faxseed and No W. 81 a. prime
timothy seed 81 40 clover, contract grade To- mess
pork. per Dbl IS 20aS9 So lard per 100 NJ. S5G$o 32s
short ribs sides 1oos IS oSas5 40; dry salted
boxed 81 371GSJ 5O short clear sides (boxed - 500
s. Az whiskey dstillers finished goods, gal 23s
sugars cut loaf unchanged. On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market creameres 16r2oc'
diaries, i6g?2c Cheese steady. n%gl2hc. Eggs firm;
fresh. zoe.
Cincinnati Dec s-Flour steady. Wheat strong; No
red 7oa7oifc. Corn hrm No mixed 32'4c. Oats easy
Eggs easier. tic. Cheese quiet.
Milwaukee, Dec s.--Wheat higher; No Northern,
67Ac; No 2 Northern. 65l1d66c. Rye firm; No ]. 5+%4
t6c Barley firm; No 2. 42aG43c; sample. 35q42c.
Mnnea polls Dec. S.-Wheat-In store, No l Northern
December, 6Shc; May, e7Ao January esse. on track
No hard. 66iac No Northern. &C. No Northern $50.
Flour and bran unchanged.
tract grade. December, 70Q7lc Corn Arm NC higher:
No mixed, December. 87I4Q3Tizc. Oats steady No
white clipped. 31x gaze No do. 30l1 931c No mixed
29kfp30c Butter steady: fancy Western creamery.
Western 22c: do Southwestern, 20c Southern, Toe.
Cheese Arm Receipts-Elour 5000 bbls, 300 sacks;
wheat BUSH corn rs 900 bush; n 900 bush.
Shipments-Wheat, 400 bush; 10000 BUSH oats.
27,O00 bush
St. Louis, Dec s--Closlng: wheat-No red, cash.
67iaa6sl4c Corn-No cash. 2easc; December. 29Ac:
May. 3llzc. Oats-Firm; No cash. 2ic; December,
2Slac; May. 2Sc No 2 white, 2e%c.
Toledo Dec. s-wheat higher. firm No . cash and
December, 6s4c; May 7315c bid Corn dull steady; No
2 mixed $l'sc. oats quiet steady; No mixed. 24c-
prime cash old. 81 50 bid; December. s. So nominal;
March 50 G5 bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

through trains leave Nev-York. foot Of chamesrs-st.
q. folows and i've minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st:
900 A. M.--vestibulsd Espssss daily fos BsnShanssu.
wsvery Elmrz, Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffsio
p NJ Psrlor 10 Buffalo.
200 r. M--vestbued limited-Fan mall daily solid
train for Chiesxo nrrYss sws,anS ana csncnnsn
Dining Car ,,.,x.,. 49,
asily Arrives at Bun,o Z 90 A. ~, Bradford 20 A. -.
jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstgwn lo;T a ~ Sl ~
Library Car. ,,,u. w....,.
Fmirs and Chicago. sieepers to Bunao chicago sas
Cincinnati Dining Car - ,-,
COMMoDATioNs at Ill, ia. 2el. 49i and aaI Broad
way l2I Bowery. l36 East l2cthst and xIs wsss
Chambers and West 23d-st ferries. New-Yo ~
ana 40 futon e. g B0advsy Hrookyu Ia ntsss ST.
Co calm To- aaI shscxs ssggsss Nv hssss - ~
1soceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Dec s-Cotton quiet; mddlng 7i4c; low
mddng Csc; good ordinary Csc. Receipts 5.l04 bales;
exports coaswse. 10s0 bales. sales II bales stock,
l47. 0s5 bales.
Memphis Dec. s-Cotton steady: mddlng ISc; low
mddng Tc good ordinary, 6lzc Net receipts :, ooi
bales: gross 39s bales shipments 34l9 bales sales,
5000 bales stock 1899 ls5 G03 bales 1895 100 $50 bales
St Louis Dec s-Cotton quiet and steady; middllng.
7-16c: low mddng i-l6c; good ordinary. ll-l6c.
Net receipts 1892 bales gross. 604s bales: shipments
69T4 bales; sales 525 bales; stock. lO2,9oi bales.
Baltimore. Dec. S.-Cotton nominal; middllng, l1-lec
low midding. re good ordinary. Csc Net receipts
5OO1 bales 5T66 bales exports 10 Great Britain
2153 bales 10 the Continent. ISIS bales; stock 20 400
bales
Galveston. Dec. S.-Cotton frm mdding 0-l6c; low
mddlng l-l6c; good ordinary 0-l6c Receipts 10 $50
bales exports the Continent 9676 bales stock 2SS3lO
bales
New-Orleans Dec s-Cotton quiet: middllng. 7Ac low
mddlng re good ordinary 6isc Net receipts, 55sg
bales; the Continent, s..
bales coastwise 1920 bales sales. 1900 bales; stock
corrected. 1896 80 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
LEHlCH VALLEY.

of DesbrOeses SrecO
II. X. Ferries)
time d Street Other figure: c9rtiAnai or os
trains daily tsGnday leaves s& AN esundsy leaves
4 Sunday 6.l3 sunday !. ayes o4orN
90 It 2. 90 A. NJ Local for EAsIOS. p.,ra .rx
.,JJ es. lean For BUFFALO, NLAGAhsA Tn -. Ca "a
ctsfor Coal granehesf ,,.,.cv o,AuoN0 *.
asSsomsst train p ss: sss
capacity Buffalo si5r " eosnes Y ing VAT earse
IR33 I99rs f9E ,.1ebss and in,s1a.dise poia
y.2'21 yS 2oPx Local for MATCH CHuNhh- w. WAC.
ARA FALLS aud points West Through Sleeping 0'' "
- 500 Pm Exposition Expire. for S0'rA-o -.
Toso ya q 90 Pm For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago ,,. daily .,eeo<
- a % y, a NJ: .. TO- 90 go so ~ > and -
seeoumo datlouss 81 ~ Ssi -
qI Broadway q square West ~ oouloas a.,
40 Fulton ST. S. Bdvy and annex , hots ~
Co call for and check DasgaSe ifO nos''
residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec. s-cate generally steady: short horns
active stoekers and feeders about steady. Good "a
choice s. ooas7 35 poor 10 medium. . Gaso so mixed
sockers S3qS3 10 feeders Sids4 e5: good 70
choice cows 81 e5as4 rs heifes SO 2ds5 80; Gamers
soass: bulls 50 36aSs 30: calves. s4aSI 81 fed Texas
Reeves steers. 81 5ouS4 % Hogs
active: market averaged shade higher closed strong
good elearances mixed and butchers So gdS+ OI good
n choice heavy 50 e5as4 TO- rough heavy SO sotSS %
light So s5dS4 % bulk Of sales SO eSqS4 o. sheep
a. sSsi 10 larnbs s4as5 So Western wethers sGs4 20
western lambs s5ds5 30. Receipts-Cattle 1000 head
hogs 40 600 head. sheep. 5000 head. -
Cincinnati Dec s.-Hogs steady, 81 4oa$3 90 Cattle
steady 81 s5ds5 40. sheep nrm, 81 40QS4 20 Lambs
e,eadv IL 50 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09

coTTON-The market showed heavfness most OF the
session. after having opened steady at an advance OF
Am cables from the other sde and though several OK
TIE leading commission houses sought TO bring about
further Improvement their efforts counted FOR but little
tt before the first half hour had elapsed prices were
ang slowly downward under sluggish realizing end an
aosnce Of support from the bull side Later the de-
thing tendency WAS accelerated by sharp tumble N
Etsh IN Africa, leading 10 heavy liquidation
that market. At midday the market steaded some
nat a lull IN the selling movement and talk OF
ole squeeze in the January option on the other hoe
where the short account said 10 be OF enormous
Noporti0ns But early IN the afternoon the market
nee became unsettled, and prices broke 70 the
saungent the investment public. Larger receipts
~ the week al interior towns and q claim that the
socks given did represent the actual amount OF cot
on In number Of points created an unfaVoraole
check by predictions for smaller receipts curing the
wing week further testimony that European spnneis
s. badly IN need Of cotton, an inclination on the part
conservative traders 20 reduce crop estimates ana
iAr that there might be more truth than notion IN
ns reported contemplated squeeze OF January shorts
s;oad feature Of to-day's speculation was the un
close was barely steady, with prices unchan8ed 10
points net lower. According to Hester, OF the New
aIs Cotton Exchange port receipts from september
eas are 2e4 2e4 bales. against 12461 bales last
!i 4SS0l7S In 1897 and 902 256 bales IN 1896 Inc
ga amount brought into sight for the week was $50 O18
& against 4ss 500 last year, 452os7 in 1897 and 2Ss
Imeer 400 500 bales against 57s771 last year. 6S2
~ IN 1881 and $50 $40 bales IN 1896 Brought into sight
IsS W days Of season 1920 907 bales against $3.50
1896 Receipt, ~ tTsntyetsbt leading interior towns
sur he las. week 1877 $50 bales against III 5O1
10 week and 2s7579 bales last year shipments; rs
~ s last year present stocks 756 392 bales against
ls.s year. N'''A' '"N
rang. Of contract prices In The local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09

MErAIS-The feeling In spelter continues ven nIIl
~ - hss shown pronounced weakness and great Iegu
u throughout the The former was due 10 sooa
and scarcity spot supplies the latter to neglect
h 1n<eased offerings. Lead disp ayed fAr suehgth
anu ~, ynnch animation At the close the MetA bH
bt my ng iron neglected lake copper dull
sennai al s7asl7 % tins very weak az .zo DogsS
ana H"av AZ 81 7OqS4 70: spelter hrmer at ~ sOQS4 30
esa okss price Tor lead is 81 1914 and Tor speiter
" ~. ssrs AND sYRUPs-Trade in moasses was
lines at about former quotations. syIup
along eYsistent demand from exporters ana very
heid mn n me- quotations follow; New-orisans eenifa
light onsIs siSGl2c fair l3qi5c rood loQlsc prime
gal coihfn, ,rlsans open kettle 32q40c Forto RICO
20g2sci No. common lIQl2c fair lSQl4o; good. lbu
2s9Soc; 81 TitsSt1pc; fancy. 20d22c -. -,
l1e ~ 5RTIGHTs-In the sail tonnage marker TO-DAY
there good sns hates s'SsSs
few .a tie inquiry s .s sS 1 ana so
tendency o. .,e quoted 81 ia for December ana
S Ssns. is Ssoskoas: s9 Sy'PsS IstA
ko9dop a. .s~sssis .xa Ans.,,S s"s s ss,ss Z:
Sx4 $500 .s sss nsaia,Ii Loadsa ssA " AA&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IJvernool Dec s-Ciosing. Wheat-spot firm; No /
California ida6s "a No red Western winter, bs sd
No / Northern spring. IS ia Corn-SpOt hrm Amer
c,n MIXED 70 5fd futures steady December IS 57sd.
January 81 5Hd February. 81 5id Four-St Louis
fancy winter steady Is Hops at London-Pacinc Coast
nrrn q iOsGfi lOA Peas-canadAn 5s Sd Beef steady
extra India meas SIS Cd prime mess. tbs 3D. Pork
STEADY; prime mess Western. SIS Ca Hsms-saort cut,
IA 20 is No dun 4ss Baeon-cumberland cut, IS to 80
D. aul rib 10 70 "a 10 steady. sas lens clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09

middles light 30 TO as 10 steady 3ss long clear nddes
heavy 80 to 40 No. steady 34s Cd short clear backs 10
Is steady 33s: bellies IL 70 10 10 easy o5s
shouderssquare IL to IA ~ nrm sas ca Lard steady;
prime Western tlerces 27s Sd: American rehned IN
pals oas Butter-nest United States 94s: good 73s
Cheese firm; American finest white SIS american finest
colored. SIS TsIow-Prme city steady Zos "a fustra
Han IN London Arm. 25s Cd Cottonseed ol-Huh Kennel
November-Aprl steady. It's Cd. Turpentlne-sprits'
3Ta Cd. Rosin--Common firm, As 411d lsnseed OIL
22s Cd. Petrolsum--Rehned I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
HtUI.EM DIVIsIOI

o1e A. NJ and as p NJ Dan. except Sunday. to
Ptttsheid: Sundays only at s2O A NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light -.
r,cke, offices az ls 2di, Alb and 1910 Broadway, 70
rrnion So W 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West 10th H.
i25th ST. and i3Sh ST. stations. New York Ss ana 10
s1,l,o, 81 and iO4 Broadway, z. D., Brooklyn
Teephone 1850 cortlandt' for New-fork Cenru Ceo
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence ~
"GFoRGE H DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
BALTIMORE & OHII r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EgFECT NOV. ~. isA
FOR THE WEST.

sCHEDULE IN EBTECT NOV. 70. lsA
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York Ferry Whitehall rsrmtnsp.
and foot OF Liberty street
sDaiiy. fExeept sunaaf tsnndASh
cHICAtSO s4S0 a. II. Liberty street onlyl. dao
m M and s12 10 ngs:
PfTTSBURG, 40 NJ dAbsry street only). 'oeo
D. m sI2l0 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALrIaOhE. ts.Va 1000 CDtnegh
eli 30 a N. DINER, 100 IN. pine) lilo Olnsrl.
% 90 tRoya Limited exclusively Pullman Train Dlnsr
md cafel IS (Dinert SIS (Dinsr> and ia 10
night NORFOLK, tioo p. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Oiess: ia IT, 26l. 434. 1854 Broadway, unicu "a
w i2T Bowery ". Y: $50 Fulton a.. ilss F1tou ST..
Erookyn; whitehall Terminal and Liberty St. Bassago
CHECKED from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Stations in New York, foot Of Liberty 81.
and South Ferry Whitehall 81
'"' ''''' 10 On and after Nov: o. isss.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk Aes.
'4Oo. s7i5. ss:1o A. NJ. $1,000 NJ 70 Ea.to.l i;so,
s 10 fssSn A. No ,I Gs''s s F. $500 "
For Wilkesbarre Plttson and Scranton 400 1910 A.
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400 $3.50 7so $40
1000 II 80 to Reading, A M 1870 $40 $40. 100
III 80 Readingj A NJ sioO 1880. $3.50 $500 $500 to
head'ns' r. NJ all sI2Ilo R n,fht ROUTE.
'4so C.5:5o Red Bank only IS so asao Red Bank
: sn 5s s and go e hsd bfSs fSRS
-, TO. 90 y SoS:y. 80 iOs 20 M ' 's0
For Toms River, and Barnegat '%ao .s 30
i'iAenO''' O"'' VIA MATAwAN.
a. N .l'iS $50 cfs:ss and Ssss Atlantic Highlands
only P M sa01 VIZ i SRssc N OFT p NJ
Of Fer stations g Gaii ns sIansa s sDf
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILAD EE1sHIA.oI RAErIMoRn AND
Week day, 40 oo1 500 o. 100 ii 50 Dining ~
$500 D pinng Car, p NJ. sl2:iS mdt sundays q so
1900 di;a0 Dining Car, 4. n. iao 600 Roy:i Bl.s
ADDITIONAL trains for Phadephis days, 80 900
q IS 60 ,s 3 30 MO ''a' NJ Sundays
WHICH, - y.. Is 81; La e
a7a' west i25th ST. "a; coumSu. Az. New York: Court
ST. $50 Fulton ST. BrOok1 ss sT0sdTs sS
baggage from hotels or residences to destination.
'Erom Liberty ST only - IT,,
Earry min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 8. p. Cotton demand ana
good mlddlng, l5-32d; middlns l32d low middllng.
5-Sod: good ordinary 3i32d; ordinary Is sd The
sales OF the day bales Of which 500 were for
speculation and export and included $500 American Re
celps, 40o0 bales, including 700 American. Futures
opened steady and closed quiet decline American
niiddling | December lt-6ld selee; December and
January s-64d4 9-Gid buyers. January and February
buyers; February and March. 56444 14d sell
ers; March and April. 4s+d sellers; April and May,
3-64d sellers May and June. l-6i94 2-6fd buyers
June and July. 4q4 I-64d buyers; July and August.
ca G464d buyers: August September G0-8 buy
ers; September and October. 3 53-64d value.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec. s-spring wheat--Nothing doing limits
nominal; No hard old T6Ac: No Northern Ifsc; No
Northern 72Ac: winter wheat nominal No re- s nc:
No white zoe local Corn firm: No yellow old, SIC
No yellow 36%c; No corn. 36c No corn So'se oats
firm: No white. 2sAc: No white &c: No Whit Whit
27Isc: No . mixed 265c: No 3 mixed. 26c Rye nom-
nall No In store. 5sd60c. Flour firm: good demand
Chicago. Dec. s.Tho leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Wheat No 2; Opening Highest. Lowest Closing,
December efik eSTs &c. d6sIz a6s
Nav .GqHQ70 70LQI0A b9s IOhWOA
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tIIttH f1fch ahge speca. Liverpool cables-Spot
qulet and firm; sales 1000 bales speculation and ex
port ".o oaes; American. 5000 bales: receipts 1000
pS american 1000 bales mddng uplands. 1924.
,. opened steady at partial point advance. Closed
uule] unchanged TO point lower. December-J
sry u.s. january February. 407b February-M March
@'"91s; nafch-Apri 40.s; April-Msy 4O3s; May-June
ep, a6i JunsSly tocssh august
sis Manchester-Yarns steady. cioths-Buyerz and SELL