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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
LEAVES FOR The FIELD
guy GilIet Joins the Appraisin<
Board at Dur3ut

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec s.-Guy r Gillett
OF kingtisher county, who has lived a
number Of years al Hennessey. has been
appointed a member Of the appraising
board Of the Dawes commission. M.
GilletJ has left for Durant, Indian Terri
tory. 10 begin his work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
IS STILL SLOWLY SPREADING
Mysterious Disease Over when
There Il Much Argument.

Guthrie. o. T. Dec. s.-Tbs Cuban
cbickenpox. or what S. called by few.
the smallpox. seems 70 be spreading over
the territory and new cases are reported
every dav. 4 few Of the physicians de-
clare it p smallpox. but the majority o.
the physicians apparently do not know
what IS. Cases when they appear are
isolated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
AMENT FAVORS FOOTBALL
We f. Not i'm Favor or Prohibiting the
Game

Guthrie. O. T. Dec. s.-President
Ament Of the Northwestern Normal ~
Alva does not share in the anti-foot ball
sentiments % number % the citizens %
that clty. He approves % the game and
recently presented the manager % the
Normal eleven with s. % help 5efray the
expenses Of che last game With the Pond
Creek High school eleven.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
JUDGE SPRINGER Is EMPLOYED
BY the CherOkees a. Their Resident
Agent at Washington.

Tahfoquah. L T, Dec a.-The Cherokee
legislature has passed an act employing
Judge William NJ. Springer of Illinois. as
resident attorney fer the Cherokees at
Washington for one year. An act was
also passed authorizing a delegation ~
four persons. two Of whom must be full-
bIoods. to 60 to washington in the IN
terest Of the Cherokee nation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
SHOT BY kLITTLE BOY
Took I'D a Gun I'm Play and IL Went
OF

Guthrie o. T. Dec s-Or a ta-r east
Of Orlando, George Doiiman. q young
man. had prepared q gun and i3a3e6 *
before starting on 2 hunt hfus BOY
in the house, the son 81 Noes Lyeier,
pf-ked % The weapon playfa.iy sid 9is-
charged 4 IN Dolim4n's face. making a
bad wound. which, however. was not IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
TUITION FOR SPECIAL STUDENTS
FIxed by the Territorial Beard sf
Education

CsBtarse. D. 2. Dec s-Ths territorial
boa-z q ssacsfloa has announced 80 ds-
caelsu in respect 60 isitlaa foF speciAl
stuseuts - the So-ta Eesterr %s-Er.z4 st
Alvz Fer st8senis .sk.ng re apreiai
cozrse abe are rHs44enta - Dk-aa7asz
the t1.tioa is 81 a tern. % nan-rasl-sais
3 tern
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
MATTOX HAS SETTLED DOWN
said 10 Have Given Up Hope ofEscape
or Pardon

Guthrie, O. r, Dec. at Is understood
here that Clyde Mattox has settled down
TO the determination 10 go through with
his sentence Of twelve years. He will
make no attempt 20 escape as he has
done previously and no attempt for a
pardon Will be made for some years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
ENID WATERW0aKS ELECTION
VIII Decide on the Question Of a Bond
Issue

Enid. o T, Dec. s.-ou January = fhis
cifs wtu hold al election u vote fe- and
against the issuing q ss2e19 saz4s t9r
system II water WORKS TIE days x
registration have bssa selected o1 Ian
nary s 2 = and -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
MEMPHIS TO WEATHERF0RO
Through Trains on the Choctaw BE
gin Today

oklahoma Ci;y. O T Dec at IS an
nounced that tomorrow the ChOctaw WI.
begin running through trains from Mem
phis u Weathe-ford over its new exteu
sion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
100 MUCH FOR The JURY

terest of the Cherokee nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. December 81. 1890
the cstti5 Yards few bulls sold 50 los! 90 100
n and fey a 10 9y sSa DT Latest PR
cables from London and Liverpool quoted Aer 5
pr m american sheS5 ana lambs .;eady Exports
day. % sheep the TOmo to the West indies; tomor
SAT- G. Curtis Son: COW. so 70, at 50 so per
JeiIae. Wright & Co. 2 bulls. SO ID. at 50 co. DO
sc so we're 10. al head s 10 all for the
bead held YESTERDAY Good yTa s wsro
ht Py a fan s' tr harvard calves and butchers were
Offering 25q50c less than Wednesday No sales re
R iSG 3D. a a' al $ so little cays: ely dressed
yeas so a. s2e per S sopFy 5Ss at
ssles-Jelllns Wrsht Co; y veal'' l23 10 average
n ' s5 $ 20 Co., 10 n a So g. .-s7
i s l. s $ 4 81 3. g do 1926
Newton & Co: II veals 100 n. at 81 25 DO. So d.
NJ Collins; yeas l5s n at s. 81 90 % ~ at Sc 81
head including cars for slaugherers and T. for the
market win the stale stock there RE- were 1 cars 70
Almost demand for ssssP to ana last a un sTaG ss
new year Shippers win we'll hold back their sheep
next days Prime and choice lambs %es We're shd
common stock not wanted Ordinary to prime sneep
a. "a 5oa5 So No sales OF Canada lambs. Dressed NUT
ton weak at 4a7c per III dressed lambs slow at 6gsc
saissGs judd & Co.: 1914 State lambs Il 10 average
s. 90 per 100 NJ $50 DO 81 no. al e. ~ 20 81 59 ne
buffalo sheep 1902 10 50 80; Is Maryland do loS ID
Newton & Co 100 Virginia lambs. so ~ at IS 49,
2e West Virginia sheep 81 ~ at 81 20. -o -
Collins: lambs, n No. AT 90 80 90 ~ 10
~ SIS So - Pennsylvania do ~ No. at go STATE sheep
13o IN AZ SO so; 22 Pennsylvania DO. 90 n, at 80. 49,
NcPberson & Co: PA Buffalo lambs 6s ID, at 50 3ls
lS7 Buffalo sheep 1903 10. at SO IS o "a
: Sanders: IS Pennsylvania sheep. I'd TO- at Co. o'
State DO. 90 N. at s.. ara
N Harrington: As Buffalo lambs. 6s 10 Mt 50 90
HoGs-Receips were IAN cars, or 24IS head including
one deck FOR the market Firm on Hight supply ana
hoCa sold
dressed steady at 4G5c per n for heavy light weights
Sales-S Judd Co: 81 Western hogs ls9 10 average
AT s. 80 per 100 n. 49,. .
Andrew Mullen yesterday 10 state pigs los 10 at
s. 5O roughs 242 10 at SO 80: stays 200 10 at s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
VIEW APARTMENT HOUSE BURNED.
TRAFFIC IN MADIsoN-AvE oBsTRUcTBD BY
THE DANGER FROM ITS TOTTER-
ING WALLS

wire did much damage yesterday TO an apartment
,orse in course OF construction at Nnety-seventh-
:, and Madison-ave. 1t started at noon and threat
Nd the neighboring houses One OF the workmen
o,,oed flames coming from the second story win
sovs on the Madson-ave. side, and gave the alarm.
RACINE No. % the first TO arrive and the cap
,a,n Immediately turned in n fourth alarm.
n, the second floor. where the fire started. was
dollhouse which some plumbers had been using.
- ,s supposed that the fire started from one OF the
,,nber's furnaces. The hrcmen had hard work
=. subdusnC the fire there is no water tower in
.ho, neighborhood. LINES OF hose were buckled
,asethor and dragged to the higher stories. AS
- as the floors had burned out Chief Croker saw
,ho, the wall the north side adjoining the apart
..sn, house No laos Madson-ave. was in great
s.nser Of falling. The occupants Of the apartment
Sc were warned to leave Immediately. One of
.So tenants. Mrs Emily Johnson. forty-eight years
"a suffered from fright and attended by an
~Sulance surgeon on the fourth floor Mrs.
S+aret Mcnamara. ninety-four years old. was over
~me by fright and was carried down stairs The
ave was out at o'clock. The building when An
lshed would have been worth about 100000 and
CHE; Croker estimated the damage as $4,000
While on me way 10 me hre truck No ran into
a delivery wagon. Inc driver or the wagon was
thrown out. The wheels OF the wagon were broken
and the long ladder in the truck was broken.
The building vas owned by Morris Manchester.
Of 10 81 Pleasant-ave.. and the builder Ed
wa" TSe department. OF Buildings will undertake to
shore up some OF the walls. The wall in Madison
ave will be torn down some distance. For twenty
Sovr hours IL was said. pedestrian. vehicle or
car would be allowed 10 pass the building.
The MadisOn-ayc. trolley cars come as far as
Nnety-eighth-st on the southbound trip and trans
fers arc given there. These transfers may be used
an the cars starting AT Nnety-sixth-st southbound
The passengers nave 10 walk around the block
The same system OF transfers is used on the UP
s-p The tenants Of Nos. LAOS and l. 40 Madison
Ave were not allowed to enter their homes.
While the IRE was burning Mrs Levy, OF No. 1437
Nadison-ave.. found the clothing of OF her
tcds ln flames. She threw the cloths down the
arshaft. An engine stationed near her home put
out the fire Ii Is supposed that a burning ember
from the other fire had flown through the open
window.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 21-cattle-Good choice native steers
1O higher Light and inferior kinds slow; Texans firm
IOdf5c higher market and Gamers stronger stock
ers and feeders Good choice 50 5OS6 f6 poor
10 medium 81 2JqS5 3O mixed stockes S3gS3 90 selected
81 gOGS4 good choice cows ~ 1OdS4 ~
hefers 81 i5GS5: s2dS3; bulls. ~ ooq$f 30
calves $4QSJ. fed Texas beeves, - %opSJ 30 HOGS
Heavy opened stronger closed weak Light shade lower
Mixed ana butchers SO 9oGsi 1a good choice heavy
hulk OF sales 81 05QS4 1914 Sheep-Maiket strong and
active. Good lambs. 10dl5c higher. Common grades
steady 10 strong Native wethers SO e0d$4 50 lambs 81
81 75 Western S4ds4 80; Western lambs 81 70
ass 80 Recepts-Cattle 1000 head; hogs, $500 mead;
sheep 5000 head ... . go
steady 81 75ds5 % Sheep quiet at Sass 81 Lambs
steady at 81 75as5 30.
East Buffalo Dec. 21.-Recepts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenyour hours ended
al noon today Cattle 20 sheep and lambs.
10 cars: hogs "a shipmants-Cattle. 20 cars;
sheen and lambs cars hogs. cars. Catle-There
were no fresh offerings and only moderate inquiry for
butcher cattle steady Suckers that left from
Yesterday sold easy. Calves in moderate dmand,
essy Choice quotable s7g$7 80; good TO
choice 81 5OdS7. Sheep and lambs-The offerings were
% oads including four loads OF Canada lambs. Sheep
were somewhat dull tho accumulaons OF yesterday
were up. Lambs, choice 20 extra were quoa6e
35GS5 80: good choice S5nS3 30: common 70 far
81 25qSj heavy wehes 81 25HS4 50 mixed sheep, So %
asa. culs and 81 5OGS3 .. Canada lambs sold
on the The general close steady with
the bulk of the good kind cleaned up HogsDThe offer
ings were moderate 90 loads and they sold the basis
~ 81 25dS4 FOR desirable weights. Heavy were
ouotabe 81 90: mixed 81 20; Workers. 81 l5ds % pigs
81 OTs4 49, roughs SO 75Gs3 So stays 50 2asS so The
close was steady with the offerings well cleaned up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 2i.-Closing-Wheat-spot No Cali
fornia 6s 21sda8s 3D. 40 red Western winter Gull
Is gid: No / Northern spring firm, 6s lid CorA-spot
quiet American mixed, So 90; futures quiet; Decemnef
81 Gd; January 3s esd. February 80 6ltd Flour-st
Louis fancy winter firm. IL. Hops at London-Pacinc
Coast firm 90 l0sGe4 los Beef steady extra India mess
sos Cd prime mess 76s 81. Pork steady; prime mess
Western SIS Cd Hams-short cut. "A TO is ~ STEADY
44s Cd dull Cumberland cut. y to 80 10 Sos 90
short rib is 10 22 10 3D. long clear middles' ght
80 to 20 10 34s long clear mddes heavy 80 to 40 TO-
ms Cd short backs, 10 70 Is No. 33s; clear
IA 10 f8 10 32s Shouders-Square, II TO IA 10 nrIn
Cd Lard steady prime western IN a iirnItei
states 95s good 75s Cheese Arm; American finest white
ms. American finest colored b9s Tallow hrrni prime
civ oGs: Australian London, 26s Cd Cottonseed oil
Hui refined December steady lss IuTpentlne
lPeaned I'D Lnseed oil, 23s. Peas-Canadian' os %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22

country adyces Sweet potatoes plenty and weak Ss aS
outlet at steady prices csunowers Irregular quality
and value celery in good demand and steady NoT i
IN ee supply and lower and North Carolina lettuce als
shows decline oiher plords Veg po,iSs. Bermuda
per bbl. S5asG Long Island. b6l 81 5oa$2 40
per bbi 81 s7asi 62 do inferior siasi 25 sweet
"a cey Per SG s2gs2 1 bS do y 56a 9 S
sprouts Fair prime quart 5asc celery per d9z o
= 90 d. per crate 81 25aS2 cauihowers Long Island
per bb sag So oah69ses state per - 100 s Ssa go
d. per half 6bi box sias2 % kae Yorfolk per bS b.
North Carolina. per Dbl s2asS; onions. bermuda Ger
crate s2gs2 % DO Orange County red per eas a.
Es.; ssoT red pee 6 sas - Dc white s29s2 %
yelow SlaSl 5o do STATE ana MesIe REQ, e carrier
81 56s2 so; % sas2 Plosida per 6as s
basket a 5o % Havana sasr .o 81 cas- SS SG
STING so ssan s i sc per do Bamo 55c squash
florida For white per hsii bbi crate 5oas2 do Hubbard
per carrier sids2 urnips canada Russia i3l per 6oi 100
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-A fair line Of business was
were named With rather more confidence Considering
steady full market supplies, quotations have mainal t
Dtcember The Government has been valuable factor in
keeping down aceum1aton Of so9a qud n69sbe wants
OF the demand after the holidays dealers urge ,ns nave
been coming The burning o. stngerand Co.'S
fnrcb at the foot Of west Thirty-fourthst occurred
this morning arge quantity OF straw reported AS
stored the latter boat DESTROYED one es,'naee
up bales The other barge has been here since
Monday and her freight reported 20 have oeeh Ssn
sold out quote: Prime. large bales. per 100 10 soH
SHE: No do sOas2ikc; No do. 75Q1Ic No DO iO4
72sc no grade DO 55G65c: salt hay do 4OHloc; cloVer
mixed do 75G71izc: clover do. 70q75c small bales aSed
hay. 2izc under large STRAW stronger Ise ,n1
prevailed to-day, and there some advance notte9,
partly attributable TO by fire and the possible
shortening Of barge deliveries There were sone pk
10 No ! long rye with failed extra marks at Toe Oat
and wheat unchanged Receipts OF hay ana straw
in reported the Produce Exchange at noon TO-DAY
Hudson River Railroad $50: Erie Railroad slo PennsyL.
vanla Railroad 80; Delaware Lackawanna ana western
Railroad 20: West Shore Railroad. 90; Lehigh valley
Railroad 100: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 20; river
boats 2l0 total Receipts OF straw 40 TONS
rriye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot Of Chambers-ss.
follows and five minutes earlier from West 2sdst;
300 A. M-vsstibued Express daily for Binghamton.
Wsyerly, EmIrs, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
T. NJ. Psror Buffalo.
300 Il. M-Vestibuled limited-Fast mall daily Solid
train for Chicago. arrives Cleveland 40 NJ, Chicago,
p NJ seepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
1880 r. M-Buraio and Cleveland Vestibuled Express
daly Arrives at 76 A. NJ, Bradford 20 A. NJ,
Jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1877 A. NJ. Ceve-
land 80 p. NJ seepcrs to Buffalo and Cleveland Cafe
Library Car.
815 y. M.-Daiy solid train for Bnchamton, Waveriys
Elmira and Chicago sleepers to Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining Car. - -
TiNCKETS, LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CoMMoDATIoNs at III lls. 2ol 4oi and yoI Broad
way Bowery l56 East l25h-st and 2I3 West l2oth
ST. Chambers West 23d-st ferries New York: s3S
Futon-st IS Broadway, Brooklyn l23 kyer-st
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station. New-fork transfer
Co calls and ehecks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
CONTROLLER ADyUDGED IN CONTEMPT.
ANfoUTGRowTH OF THE LITIGATION OVER THE
AQUEDUCT CLAIMS.

ANfoUTGROwTH OF THE LITIGATION OVER THE
AQUEDUCT CLAIMS.
Controller Coler has been adjudged by Justice
Beekman IN the Supreme Court guilty OF contempt
OF court for his failure issue warrant directing
the City Chamberlain 10 pay Walston H. Brown as
receiver Of one Of the contractors for the new
Croton Aqueduct, the amount OF a judgment for
gSill4 90 obtained on December o. 1897 with in
terest on that amount. peremptory writ OF man.
damus issued November % last directing
the Controller TO issue the warrant and have the
money paid.
Justice Beekman says the Controller should have
obeyed the order OF the Court and by his dlsSbe-
denCe has been, in a legal sense. guilty OF con-
tumacy and has rendered himself liable and amen
able 10 the law for contempt of court.
The reluctance of the Controller TO comply with
the writ was. however. Justice Beekman says, due
10 apprehension his part that legal compli-
cations 10 the city might result he had received
letter in January last from the attorney for D. d.
Mclean and Clinton Beckwith stating that his
clients had liens upon the Judgment and asking
him not TO pay the money TO the plaintiffs in
the action.
This was not sufficient. Justice Beekman holds to
arrest the action OF the Controller whom he ad-
judges in contempt. but time is given 10 the Con-
troler 10 comply with the order OF the Court else
suffer a penalty TO be fixed in case Of his con-
tumacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec 21-Cotton quiet and steady mlddlinE
re; mldding 7c good ordinary 5zci receipts 80
bales; exports to the Continent iool coas'"iSe' ''i'
sales So; spnners co. stock. 24i6sS
Baltimore Dec. 21.-Cotton nominal: niddllng. '15G.;
low middlng Lice good ordinary. i.l6i receipts CO
bales. exports coastwise. 1900. stock, 2l2Z2
Savannah Dec 2i-Cotton quiet and STEADY; rnldnhng
7lsc: midding. l3-l6c good ordinary oo,loc
celps 40 bales; exports coastwise hlso' ses' w.
stock. l63. 73S.
New-Oreans Dec. 2i.-Cotton quiet; middiing. cseS
low middlng &c: good ordinary sac; receipts 20
bales; exports Great Britain 200; coast"se h'V''
sales. 3. 600 stock. 10000
Memphis Dec 21-Coton steady: mlddlng, o-loc'
low mddng l5-16c: good ordinary. 9 I-l6c: net re
ceipts 3743 bales gross 1890. shipments. @'oo sass
100; stock. is7.546.
St Louis. 2i.--Cotton quiet; middlng oo,
middling, lei good ordinary 8sc; net feSepS iV'
bales; gross 7.2ss; shipments. 707s; stock. lOo5Sl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
JEWISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Many interesting papers will be read at the eighth
annual meeting OF the American Jewish Historical
Society TO be held at 1890 o'clock next Tuesday
morning at the Hebrew Charities Building Twenty
frst-st. and Second-ave. The meeting will be d.
v.ded into two sessions. the second beginning at
o'clock IN the afternoon An election of officers for
the year will take place at the morning session A
reception for the members OF the society will be
held at the home OF Isidor Straus One hundred
and-ffth-st. and Broadway in the evening.
Among those who are expected to present papers
are Dr. Cyrus Adler DR.. Herbert Friedenwald,
Professors Richard Gotthen and j. II. Hoander,
Leon Hummer, Max J. Kohler Miss Annette Kohn.
the Rev. George A. Kohut and the Rev. DR.. H.
Pereira Mendes. The sessions will be open TO the
nuhlic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York December q. 1899,
(,or.r-,-,, oooee markets waning animation
and contracting prce changes Locally sIeeuatoh
restricted almost exclusively 20 Oh stead
h. ~ ro,scsnnai element. The market opened s'eau5
IN tore win prices unchanged 70 points I9~t rpb
v,,tir rarga ~ points ruled stupidity du an thousn
the session The official cables were indicative OF
speculation in foreign markets oss d we're re
corded Continued abnormaly light receipts sd sarth
porfs attracted considerable attention ana csleo
more Or less Comment failed TO have nuch 'rS
an influence The American visible Teinsl , 80. ears
American warehouse deliveries were falI re, ,oins
with prices me- 49,
hisher 10 roints lower Total sales or futuiss
2)JO0 bags. The market FOR spot BTaz'a en-, on The
with prices nominal AT the close auou' @
basis Of sac fr invoice ots and 74c ior }oDos
The range Of contract prices in the iooS' h""'" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22

clipped si.qs2c;. No white clipped sohssic no 2
mixed clipped 29hm29Ac. Butter hgm and NC higner'
fancy Western creamery 27lsc DO prnts 2sc. Eggs
FIRM nearby Gle do Western 2c; Do southwestern
1Or: DO Southern. lSc. Cheese firm. Receipts-flour
1000 bbs 1000 sacks wheat 5000 BUSH corn 49,
600 BUSH oats $4,000 bush. Shlpments-Wheat, 4,vo
bush: corn. 10000 bush: oats 1900 bush.
St Louis Dec. 21.--Clos,ng: Wheat.No 2 red cash.
conc; December. Gsbc; May 71hQ71Sc; No , hsrd
&C. G67Hc Corn-NO cash, 3Oitc; December 5zaa2ci
Nav 81 Hd3iHc Oats-No cash 24c; December. z4e
May 25isc No white. 2Ga26%c
Toledo Dec 2f.-wheat higher firm; No cash ana
December 6olsc; May. 73hc bid Corn dull unchsnged
No 2 mixed 81 nc. oats dull. steady No mixed, &c
Rye nominal: No cash. 55c Cioverseed active lower
prime cash. old 81 s.; December. - - bid; March,
50 Gah bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec 81 4 p. m.-Cotton-spot-Fair &c
mand; prices unchanged 10 1924 lower American sI
ding fair 9-l6d good mlddlirg. And; mddng 49-Ioa
low middlin0 $500; good ordinary. 3l-5Zd otuIhs
25-32d. The sales OF ,he day were 1000 pales o,
which 800 for speculation and export ana incius
Q 400 American Receipts loo bales. Including wv
American. Futures opened quiet and closed quiet Du'
steady az decline: American midding, m Decenle
e4d4 o G4d sellers: and January. o-otg
764d sellers: January and February 464G4 5-6id sell
ens February and March, 2-64d buyers; March and April
4d4 1-6id buyers April and May 63-6td buyers May
and Tune G28id Sellers June and July 60G4d buyers
july and August IS 64G3 59-64d buyers; August ana
September 5j-G4d sellers. September and October
2 giT2 4S-G4d value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
BALTIMORE & OHIO Z. 4.
For TIRE WEST.

FOR WEI
Leave York South Ferry whitehall TermlnaD. and
foot OF Liberty street
'Daily. Except Sunday. sSundaya
CHICAGO 't3O c. m. (iberty street only), 'ie9
D. and 'i2 10 night.
PITTsBURG. .4So a. m. liberty street only). 'acS
.. m, 'l2 10 night.
cTNcINNATi. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. M. 1913 p m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. $500. 1000 (Diner).
eli 80 a. m O)ner) ti.0O D. m. ODner. 'l3O DINER.
IS 90 ('Roya Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner
and Cafe) 'A55 DINER 1876 D. Diner. and sl2 10
night NORFOLK, 100 Z. m.
All trains are illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Offices: il3 iI2 26i 1884 Broadway Is Union 80.
w l2T Bowery y. " $50 Fulton st. Brooklyn: White
hall Terminal Liberty st. Baxgags checked frosa
hotel or residence 70 dsstnAtioas