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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
FOR THE WEST.

Leave New York. South Ferry Whitehan Terninao.i
and foot OF Liberty street. 49,
.Daily. Except Sunday tsundayn
CHICAGO. '49o a M. liberty street only. '1.Su
p m and '12. 10 night. - 800
PITTsBURG '4.So a. m. liberty street only. 800
cINciNNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. 'c.53 >. m.
'12. 10 night $500
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE $500. 1000 tDfnsrte
.ii3o a. DINER, TOO p. Diner, 'lsO tDnerl,
900 (Hoyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train. Dimes
and Cafe. '455 Diner. '655 D. m (DineD and 'i20
night. NORFOLK. TOO p m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ofices: ii3 l72 26l 434 1924 Broadway % Union Sd
w I2T Bowery, n Y; 339 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; Whites
hail Terminal and Liberty Baggage checked from
hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
Visible supply .....-.'
same time 1898. ......--

CoTToN-From a speculative view to-days S S1,g
tan market was not a success. At no time was tauiis
active while most OF the session the pit was nearly
serted After opening easy at decline OF ga gJH'9
his in response unfavoraoe turn OF ailai rh
I1vs-rool attributed British reverses IN south
Itrca-the market followed most uneventio! o0use
Ths forenoon apathy accounted for IN that GU
son Of ideas existed concerning the prooaDe SHOWING
~ the december report, 10 come OUT az Hu
eay But that long looked Tor
0a IN hand there stimulation TO iraoihs
The crowd pit appeared 70 be entFey
t,es f7r The account OF outside constituents and scap
Is b.a aloof in OF some new FACTOR upon
Ssch =, found fresh risks Europe. the SOUTH NaiI
street and the wire furnished scarcely enough
nr6srs no keep one broker busy. The teiegTephc 10y
.rnmsnt report stated that this years crop w9uo ~
r,rhhiv bales. about the ngure aitolpae
hv the local trade The was estimated az 20,
no GD h4s Including $4,000 acres in Texas S|So 10
m so-ga 7s4 In Mississippi and 22l2Vo IN Sout
was % IN louisiana Indian Territory came mex WIN
2S5 pounds with Mississippi reporting 20 Roun1s pe,
acre The findings Of the statstcian at
70 the regular advces The local market Tor ~ tues
oue snd steady with prices Sq6 points IoWes ne
Liverpool market will observe the Christmas hoaa 70 ~
closing SATURDAY Monday and Tuesday OeoeHDer .o 90
ana 25 and tho New Years holidays by closing & ~
ana Nondav December 80 and January D. A peiion -
in circulation the local Exchange asking INA, az
Saturdays preceding Christmas and New Years Do 'iae
holidays , -. a. ,o,,
The range prices in the local market TO-DAY
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
NAVAL STORES.

Prices did not any particular and there was
steady rosn with spirits urpentine about
steady and selling in u jobbng way quotations. Tar
and pitch were steady, with slow jobbing demand
Quotations follow: 800
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-6la5llzc. -. - -
rOsIN-Common 20 good strained. 81 4OgSl ~ "
IN F 81 so; O. 81 65 II. 81 65asl 20; i 81 Is; X
81 90 NJ 81 30: ". 50 95 W G, 81 30; W w, - 10
STOCK on HAND.
10
spirits urpentine bills. 2e20
so
charleston Dec. I-Turpentne firm at 47izc- Rosn
firm unchanged 10 ,..
COO bhs sales bbs: exports sl7I bbs Rosin hrIn
unchanged receipts 324s bbs: sales 246o bhs exports
10 476 hbls. , ..,.. ,,o,ht,o
ao,rg. receipts rs casks firm 81 iGnsl 10; re
CENTS 25s bbs turpentine quiet 81 6oGs2 no. re-
ceipts 80 bbs Tar firm. 81 80: receipts All dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
DELAWARE, LAcxAwANAA { Western
A pyEnr1sENEsNTs sna .uh.crIptions tOI The Tr!eu

A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown once NO l2t2 Broadway
o. A., north OF until O'Clock advertise
1870 eeeved al the following branch oees al regular
once rates until o'clock M. viz "a shave e
na isth-st Coiumbus-aye. near West ooth-et LOG
West 42d-st 9th ave o2 EasL I4ln-s- %
GOA between and sth 100 East fIth-st loJs
AVE between 7eth and 7Ith SITS i02S st-ave near
ei.t-st los lst-aye, seh-st; $50 8dave' near
Us,-st 30. 3d-ave 30 Bleecker-st.; 82o beecker-s
COS sd-ave; $40 East 7eh-N; le2i 3dayei 2oez 3D.
ave-. or AZ any American District Telegraph Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12

Chicago Dec u-Cattle-Choice steady; others Joe
lower Butchers stock eanners and FEEDER stesay u
az 25 mixed sockers S3G3 so: selected feeders 0g
ga 60 good 10 choice cows 81 75as4 80. heifsrs. NgsS
Texas beeves 25g$5 Is grass TEXAS steers - gs4 20
uoga-Trade active averaged shade lower Good clear
anes Mixed and butchers' So eoqs So good 10 choice
heavy 81 e5<f 10. rough heavy ~ soGSS eo hsht - -
active shade higher native wethsrs sigS 70 smos t4a
az a. Western wethers S4nS4 So Western lambs 81 l0n
ss bO Recepts-Cate 81 900 head. hogs. 1000 sheep.
II GO one carload Aberdeen Angus steers sold to-day
NJ 81 30 the highest price December 1854 for beer
cattle Of any kind. o.. 100, 81
Cincinnati Dec. ll-Hogs active strong, ~ oogA 70
Cattle easy lower So T6at5 40 Sheep dull lower va
IS SO Lambs dull. SO 6oqs5 TO-
East Buffalo, Dec u.-Receipts OF sale and through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
Railroads
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
Railroads.
except Sunday; fDaILy
HARLEM DIVISION.

~"'' HARLEM DIVISION.
ei2 A. II and 3.B Z. NJ Dsro. except Sunday. TO
Ptttsheld Sundays only al $40 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
rick., onces al lis, 26 Alb and 1915 Broadway. Is
Union So w 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West i25th St,
i25h ct and i3sth ST. Stations New York 33s and 72e
Fulton 81 and 1o4 Broadway. r. D., Brooklyn
Telsnhone 1850 Cortlandt for New-York Central Cab
Service baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


sTATToNs foo, OF West Twenty-third Street and pes-
brosscs and Cortlsndt Streets
fyThe lea wing time from Desbrosses IN"
CortInndt streets f. Ave minutes later than
TINT given below for Twenty-third street
Station, except where otherwise noted
755 A. NJ FAST MAIL-Lmited to Buffet Psrios
Cars New York Pittsburg. Sleeping Car Pisoufs I"
o2s * NJ FAST Ssf'n IiNGPsssig and Cleveland
o65 A. NJ oS.spv atom
ears FOR S'st cSeasd. Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati
i?si1 r. H. ch qs' A & ST. LOUIS
For Louisville Cvia CncinnatD. indianapolis ChicAS''
5.50 r. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
7.55 p. " 'e soGTH%EsrERN EXPRESS Pitts
burg Akron. Cleveland, Nashville WA Cihc'nH""''
7sS g'i r H. 'f PHGRFc 3 @ and
RoS s c T EHGs s er s .ae sads
sSo r. W. MAIL AND EXPREss-PIl,hm sr, S pa,,s
burg and points West daily except sunday No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
C2o Dining on 1855 Dining car so a. M !: . ,ssS.
30 Des9Gssss ana Gorlane s .1T Dining ears IS
a rs DINING Ca 'S Rni iSa CAB b S ea ~
1855 Cs.2S cohg-essionai Linn az Psrlor and dining
Cars. 3.25 as Dining carr 4'9 Dining Cam 20
sotTHERN RAILwAY-Expres'. BIS. AIS D. m. i2lo
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-For Memphis
Af rha NsT V co&s n p3 sSS m
cHEsAPE4KB & OHIO RALwAy.-7.s5 a. m. week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NCRFOisk-Ioo a. M
ATLANTIC CITY.~f.55 p. N. weekdays. Through
vestibued Train Buffet Parlor Cars Passenger Coach
and Combined coach.
CAPE MAY.-i255 p. week days
points New York and Long Branch Railroad lrorr
West Twenty-hird Street stationl. $50 a. m. l24o.
%. and SO p. m. Sundays. 9.2J a. m, 43o D. M
from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, 800 n ns
1880 $40. and $40 p. Sundays. 40 A. m. olo p m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6lO Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets 500. 20. 100.
s2s, s55, OBS 955 Penna; Limited 1910 Desb5osses
and corandt Streets 10 2ol Dining carr 1853 Dining
carr 155 m, 90 210 CDesbrosseS and Cortlandt
Streets 200 255. 3.25 s55 % AIS Dining Carl 45s
Dining carr 5.55 Dining Carr. 80, 80, g26 p m.
ted s55. 1885 Dining carr a. m. 1885. lbs Dining
Carr 3S. 3.55 % Dining Carr, 4.55 Dining Car)s
55j Dining carr 7.55 s.55 90 ,. M IL 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 48l pa. 1896 1854 ILL., and PSI Broad-
| AstOr House. West Twenty-hird Street Station,
stations Of Cortlandt Streets
4 Court Street, $50 Fulton Street. 9S Broadway and
Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn; station Jersey
City The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
20 destination
Telephone 'sI4 Eighteenth Street. for Psnnsyvsnia
J. b. HTTTCHINsON J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12

explained hardness In the matter OF statistics
note that there was decrease OF only 10000 bushels
mens were greater than the shipments OF the previous
week by about 2OO0ooo bushels this being 100000 bush
es more than had been reckoned Saturday Russia
shipped 600 bushels OF wheat and li2 600 bushels
OF the Danube 392 bushels 1872 coo
bushels OF In the afternoon the ruled in
consequence visible supply increase OF 64 900 bush
els and further unloading by the local contingent The
weakness In stocks also undoubtedly had effect
els against 2e 1873 900 bushels year The local
contract stock aggregatng 30Ie 900 bushels against o
o bushes last year showed weeks decrease Of GOO
bushels Export business amounted TO only fifteen loads
at all ports. Quotations OF cash wheat anoat basis
We're as follows: No red. New-York. 74Ac spot;
Ne hard. Manitoba. 7esc TO arrive: No hard Mani
nominal No hard Duluth. s0A.c early January; No
hard, New-York Toe; No 1 Northern Duluth. 7sitc;
luh. 7etc .CoRN-The corn market slow to
open at New York nothing done at this point during
the morning but the Chicago market declined 14c after
opening at Ac advance The local market for
factory and the movement al Chicago reaching estimates
for the nrst time in days The worlds shipments
year ago The corn market in the afternoon was in
active and weak here, closing haHc lower. Ex-
2orters bought nfyhree loads all ports the break
now II pa 900 bushels against 17ss700 bushels
ago The New-York stock Of No 414 800 bush
els against 724.9oo bushels a year ago representing
elevator. 39lec delivered and 40%c hhoat.
oATS-The market for oats featureless here and
markets Tho visible supply amounting TO e077c 600 bush
els showed weeks decrease OF 10000 bushels Last
increased $4,000 bushels FOR the week stands
at $500 bushels. against 900 bushels last year.
No oats closed at 2ee No oats 2size; No white,
Slc; No white 3o1ac track mixed. 2sgSol1c; track
ket steady No Western. 82c b ahoat No Western,
Ga ahoat; State rye, 5ea57c, New-York, car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
LEHlCH VALLEY.

Stations West ga CortlAndt and DesnTosses seco
(pennA X. r. Ferries -.
West ga Street Other nsHIes Cqrsnei g osSer
trains daily tsunday leaves SIS An Sunday leaves SD ~
n SUNDAY eayes6l5fn. sunday i aves3l9f.h'
"a * I, 90 A. N. Local for EA ASTON an. r.,,s "a
Xxx eS.1OA For BUFFALO NlAGAhA fAl.bSs sne
OF Coal Branchrst 49,. .c~ c,aaovo M.
patsYa h:oSomes train LIMITED e sssl.ns
cascty Due buffalo connecting WIN through oeop0s
10 Detroit ard Chicago Dining Car service carte xror
I253 1.00rN Fos villa d isrm: poln,s
y.yY0' yy.aOr Local for MACH SHu ,, 70, MAG
aRI and points Through Sleeping Oars 70 ChcAso
.:s;Sst 500 Pm Exposition Express FOR boffAIo 400
sa 4. oopx For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and Meal Sleenng Cars 10 Chicago A. 5000
49, . a. r.. NJ II 10 l. o. '6O cd - $ and 80
1854 Broadwsy IS Union square West S Coumpns AsS: -
s rniton Sf Court St 81 Bdwy and Annex stAuon nfoSkrh
transfer Co viii cell for aud check baggage ~
ssr.dence through 70 desttnauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
WEST SHORE..R.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. ". Y. as follows.
and IS m later from foot OF w. 42d ST.:
ny sI3,an p Nj CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit.
Chicago and ST. Louis Dining Car
.0tI5 p. NJ. Chicago and ~. Louis Limited
4StOO Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
.OIS p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
sDaiy. Except Sunday
rime.tabies at principal hotels and orices. Baggage
cheeksd from hotel residence by westcotts Express
o. M LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12

Eliminated receipts for tomorrow at New-1fIeahs ON az
1900 y bales against H. 20 last week sao
ss year. Estimated receipts at Houston WEE
400 bales against q 14i last week and 30 ds' g'
Receipts the ports interior points to-ddS OoH
pared Win The same day .ast week and last yeaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12

The Avenue of Travel south and sOuthWeats3
CUBA, MEXICO CALIFORNIA
Departure New York Pennsylvania r.. X, Station
Daily, 23d Corandt and Desbrosses ST.
sBThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
COrtlandt Streets is five minutes Inter than
that given below for Twenty-thfrd streeel
station.
1910 A. Mast MAIL-Pullman Buffet sleepins
Cars, New York to Atlanta, New oreens, Savannah
and Jacksonville Fla. Dining Car service.
Ing Room Sleeping Cara New-York 10 Columbia. Sa~
vannah JACKSONVILLE Tampa and Augusta.
3,25 Il. M.-WASHINGrON & CHATTANOOGA LINZ
TIED VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drawing Roona
Sleeping Cars. New York 70 Roanoke Knoxville Chat7
tanooga. Orleans and Memphis Dining Car service-
4t2S II. M.-WASHINGTON & SOUTHWESTERN LIN
ITED-Pulman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, Newt
York Atlanta, Orleans, Birmingham Memphtsy
Ashevile Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nashville Dinn&
service Tourist Sleeping Car, Warrington 70 San
Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
New York and Florida Limited" finest train IN thH
world. resumes service January &C. 1900 between New
York and ST. Augustine.
NEW YORK OFFICE. 27l BROADWAY; :
FRANK 8. CANNON, J. NJ CUP.
Sd Yiee-Pres & Gen'l Mgr Trafao Mrn-
w A. TURK. @. r. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively. I
Four tracks ''Eectro- Pneumatic signals :
station; T. yo5k fSS s,; q LSs - St
Leaving time from G south Ferry whitehall s.sia
the same as from Liberty St except T sss noted
Trains I'm aR IsaT ss'f foot TOY Of Liberty Ii ST.
S saS sbo a. N aSc ha.On
70 70 S Ss' .sso .soo sundays 81 ~ 800
For wke.barre Pttston and scranton 400. 1910 A.
NJ ol R.adaf as sn 4aE.cal BURG At 400 $50 , o
pooo 1870 to Reading A. N, 100 s4;so $40. $50
20 Fssns M csi5 1885,
Readins' r. NJ AL sI2il' R pfhL ROUTE.
s. + sSs iS & s:s Si Re- isS
$40 be;2s P N. sundays 500 rio;iS to Red Bank
Tok LHkh%9op :.: :S ssss NJ ''''' a''
f@a'Sa''' oaiy' P Via f %xTiw ;s,s: A. M
For stations between Atlantic Highlands and East Ions
Rr'Rfa 80 ssa
only p NJ Sun1 VIZ i BRAxc PORT T. NJ
ssT $50 ai q ns s M s spf HfA'n''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILAD Nga1RsHIAcT RAkrIMoRD AND sE
F6og % foot 900 % Li II Isg Dining 81 carr
$500 Dining Carp p. NJ. si2l6 mat. sundays, '!so.
E iGSS GisS c 3na soS CAB Bnas 5e
Additional trains for Philadelphia week days 7;so 300
300 o. 4 ' M' 500 o. sa :5i' p n .'"
w biSss!i s st rs ia ?e
ST.. s.4 $50 Fulton ST. Brooyn broadway. Williams:
New York TsnstSr Co w ss S5 and sAee
iFS% s s8ais F E:fFy &; g"s''; earlier
aFrom South Ferry at 900 4. u.
From From south sS19 F EsEEy at at s s5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12

Cash quotations were as follows: No spring wheat
63 aa65c red e6,zaes1se No cST yn'ts 25ls
bsTtey 37fS4tc No aaxseed Northwest, 81 ~; prime
timothy seed 50 4Oas2 45 clover contract grace ns
81 9oGss pork per 6o ss GSse9 IS ioGs5 40:
a. saltea shoulders boxed S. 81 GGS5 90; SNORT cleas
sides boxed s. 406s5 So whisky dstLlers msep
goods per gal 81 23is sugars cut oa h,,tar mar
5Isc on the Produce Exchange today the SSer
Tet was steady: dairy 16a22c creamery loe%'c cness
steady 1iaa12hc. eggs firm: fresh ZOc' -
Cincinnati Dec 11-Fiour easy; fancy sSgsS % i ~
y s. 3JdS2 10. Wheat nominal; 10 Teai Oct rvs
dull No mixed 32c. oats dull; No mixed Zor1c' t igs
etoady. No p Gle Butter dull. sugar easier. bsss
steady lTc Cheese quiet; good to prime ONO nat 1T
Milwaukee Dec lI.-Wheat &c lower; No Nort'e es
65sGG No Northern. 6JQ6olac hys duh' w wv
Barley higher. No e. 43c; sample S0g4Zc'
Minneapolis Dec -There was light Zen 6ema sn .s scr
flour output moderate First patents ~ 40d> 30 90
ond patents SO 2Ods3 80 first clear 81 2OqS 80 BRAN IN
bulk $40 500S1l Wheat-ln store 30 Nor, men, ~
cember 62atc May. 66kc; July 6Isq6I &c on uacS->o
1 hard &c No ] Northern, 64c; No Northeru' W.
Philadelphia. Dec. 11.-Wheat unchanged contract
grade December 70G71c. Corn steady: No mixed ,,
ee,,b- AZ d37isc oats steady! No white clipped 3l%
GS2c; No DO 3Oi4g3ic No mixed cd,ppeu ,SS
81 50Qs2 TO- Pennsylvania roller clear, 80 logS5 ~ 40
Straight 81 25GS3 3d. Western winter clear 70 100 % 20
do straight SO 3jQS3 50 do patent - 694so 90 sprlns
cIear SO4S3 15 do straight So 3OS3 %; do patents
81 TOdSS 9O do avorte brands higher Rye hour - ouf
81 10 buckWheat 81 35GS2 80 per 100 pounds Butter
unchanged: fancy Western creamery &c; DO prints sc
dc Southwestern 2Oc Southern. i9c Cheese firm Re
cepts-Flour 600 hbls. 1900 sacks wheat lyOO bush;
corn 10 900 oats 5000. shipments-Wheat 5000 bush;
corn 35c 900. oats 1900
St Louis Dec 11.-wheat-No red cash. CSC; De
cember 6sisc May. 71%q71&c: No 2 hard: 6sa8sc.
Como cash SOC; December, 293ec. May S.q3l nc
Oats-No 2 cash. 24c; December, SAc; May 24ne; NO
2 white. 26g26sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
,n,rsct prices In the local market to-day

spo. cotton closed quiet and steady with quotations u
snged on he OF l1l6c for middling uplaha ana
rs Ice for mlddlng Gulf Total sales were eVO Daes,
southern spot officially reported by WIZ 90
SLOWS. Savannah quiet at re Charleston firm al A.
Wilmington steady at &c Norfolk steady at &c bau-
nominal 1I-l6c Augusta steady at 1sc Mem
ihS steady al 7Ac
rnnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12

Rio-Conee market hrm; No RIO BS'I9: hHc s
600 bags cleared Europe 1000 bags STOCK 2oSVoo
baga -,
The statistical position of Brazilian eonee Is as io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec 11-spring wheat very dull No marc
ern 7iLc No spring 69lec Winter wheat held e 90
high Tor buyers: No red 71c No extra req NJ o'
NJ I white 7OiSc quiet but strongly held; 30
Yellow new. s5%c; No yellow 35Hc No corn S41sg
q white osYc: No 1 white 21Hc No mixed 2o7c; >"
mixed 2ec Rye nominaly 4sa49c In store i ss e. OK
bakers strashts spring SO 75asi bakers clear Prns
SSGsG o. hest family winter 81 50s3 10; low graue
winter s21s2 so; graham best, 80. -
Chicago Dec. 1.-THE leading futures ranged an i0'
lows; o-.,.~
Wheat No .: Opening, Highest bSwes' O'0S ssS
December ''''''e azaa9o 10 eoh eoAa09h
May ..,.....'''so oNH''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12

Foreign coffee markes-Santos-Coree market Qulet'
s7Ooco bags Hamburg-Coffee market opened au'e o6
p,g lover; $3.50 m no iurlheI Sna.ss ,rrer
Iavre-CoAee market opened quiet y franc lower
AZ IL m unchanged; at m, nnchahgeo' AT "''O H.
.. total sales Il, 900 bags
-. ..... IS 80 July ...................4O 1000
AZ ~
IS September 40
% october so. 20
Nav 90 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

M. Collins: 10 State pigs. ll5 n. AZ 8! 90
" n Hollis: % state pigs. 81 70. at "a 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12

Receipts Of breadstus at interior points in thousands
three ciphers 00O) omitted -four bbls, grain bush
follows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-11
YOUNG MEN OF ALL
LANDS WILL PRAY

The worlds committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association has set apart
November u and the week following as
the day and week of prayer for young
men in all lands. The day and week will
be observed in the local association. To-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock there will
be a general mass meeting at the asso-
citation auditorium, Mason and Ellis
streets. in which there viii be several
short addresses and music furnished by
the First Baptist Church choir.
The following facts have been taken
from the International \ ear Book of the
association, recently published: There
are 1929 associa tons, with a total mem
bership of 22S ,56S; real estate owned by
these institutions amounts to $21 .11S. 4S6:
the past year has been one of the most
prosperous in the history of the institu-
ton: the real estate has increased in
value over $1000,000; the current expenses
of the association during the year were
81 ASS, IT'S; there are 452 college Young
Mems Christian Associations, with 80 900
members; 149 railroad associations with
a membership Of SO 600.
During the year the work has been per-
manently organized in the army and navy
has grown to a marvellous degree: "A 500
men attended the night school classes and
paid in extra tuition fees $50, 900; 81 .S14 diff
ferent men attended the gYmnasiums !;
447 ,6S7 volumes in the libraries; 3701 lee
lures and entertainments were given, and
total attendance upon all departments Of
the work of the institution for the year
numbered over 20 600 900 young men.
Meetings will be held at the association
building every evening next week. con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. G. Sherman of
Sacramento.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-11
WATERS MAKE MERRY.
Pacific Coast Association Gives 6
Grand Ball.


The third annual ball given bv tho pa
cifc Coast Walters Association, at Native
Sons Hall last night, was a great sue
cess. over 200 couples participated in the
grand march, which, with the handsome
gowns Of the ladies and the full evening
dress of the gentlemen, formed an ex-
ceedingly pretty pageant. The hall had
been beautifully decorated in white and
pink bunting, tinsel, silver and gold
streamers and a profusion of ferns and
eVergreenS, the effect being picturesque in
the extreme. The stage had been con-
Verted into a Veritable bower and seated
thereon were the musicians who played
the latest airs for the dancers to indulge
in their favorite pastime.
AT u o'clock the merry throng repaired
to the assembly room below, where a
sumptuous banquet was enjoyed Edward
F. Moss presided at the feast, and there
were speeches by several of the officers of
the organization.
A fine programme of dancing was under
the supervision of z. r. Moss floor man
ager; assistant, Kenneth McLoud The
reception committee consisted of L. de
Massey chairman; W. E. Atkinson, G.
Bard, l.. Hess James Lacy, William Tur-
GSsre f. MacE kesSF T ames 6Efargsy
James Hughes and H. H Walker The
board of directors acted as a committee
G. Bard, w. II. Near, l.. de Massey, l.. L.
Hayden, r. d. Winter and X McLoud
The Pacific Coast Waters Association
has 450 members on its roll and has been
in existence three years. It has healthy
treasury and pays out large sums In
the employer and employe, and it has at
all times been entirely successful in its
efforts It's officers are: Edward Moss.
president; J. S. Means, vice PRESIDENT