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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
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OULICGL WUIh
on shirts, collars, cuffs. fannels. bgaI
kets and lace curtains.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, +.
1866 Main street..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
Ladies' Literary Club.

are two new clubs that will be repre-
sented in the council this year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

ly reliable kinds is fully attested by3
the splendid Fall and Winter collec-
ton. A few offerings for this week
Womenfs mixed wool Vests, silk
crocheted edges, silver gray or whitel
drawers to match, have French yolxe|
bamd-veTy superior quality, eI 0El
per garment :. - sA.4.ssz.. OH e III
Womenfs shaped Wool Vests, nat
weave Drawers to match, most de-
si1able garments for those not liking
ribbed kinds come IN pretty CO nm
blue shade, per garment. ~ ksQu
Fleeced cotton Union Suits EgYn
for women, 0neita style. 60. Jul
Childrenss fieeced cotton Shirts,
Pants and Drawers. gray color, 1En
each - 90 - @%.f.s,s. -. As@G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
The Reviewers,

1850 Twenty-fifth street, on Tuesday.
Oct TO-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
Y VI Kindergarten COMMITTEES,

Kindergarten Committee.
Il The delegates appointed To- consider
the practieabilttY Of maintaining q free
kindergarten under the auspices Of the
Women's clubs of the city, Will meet
at the Literary club next Saturday af-i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
For Men and Boys.

Mems lace Shoes, made Of very
best box calf, heavy extension soles,
an excellent fall and winter On Or
shoe; worth $3.50, this week q LOU
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
Ogden Club.

Aglaia will meet with Mrs. Gideon,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
Knit Underwear and
Hosiery.


These stocks
hold nothing but
thoroughly good
qualit ties and ali
that the expert
ence and judg+
mente Of years Of
training can Do
for you ! il il gather
ing only perfect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

Boys Shoes, made Of waterproof
sealskin, good solid soles. These
have established themselves asnI 81
wearers;;a were $1.75 Ol,1L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

For Tuesday.
A choice from entire stock of Tap
estry Carpets now selling at csc, no
better wearing made, one day, Tues
day, sewed, laid and lined, the -
yard, at ...... .......... 9JG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
pETTICOATS--- Third Under Regular Price.

About fifty Silk
Petticoats, the
daintiest, most
elaborate and
down to the very
serviceable kinds,
have had just one
third taken off
their regular
prices which were
SO. SO up to $25
each. The saw
ings you may fig
ure and see
whether they are
not more than
Won this week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
Women's Fine Shoes.

For Shoes that look as if they fit
ted, feel as if they fitted, that will
wear thoroughly and yet combine the
newest fashion ideas, those of the
Wright & Peters Co., E. G. Burt,
Kripperndorff, Dittman & Co., and
Sorosis are conceded the worlds
best. Each and all of these firms
find full representation in this stock.
This week some cuttings from the fol-
lowing excellent kinds:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
Lot l..

Fifty styles, choice colorings, IS
to AZ inches wide, 65c to 65c EQn
plaids, this week, one price .4Ub
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
D0MY / l01y
.sprzedaje
v Chicago !.
s !, B. PAL|.lASCH.
566 Noble Str.

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Ka 1T %. k re + Q w O. "a
bezpiecza Q d o.gg n ia :, ', y p. p @
~ ! a pieni 9 d z e. Pc
na]piaszyoh procentachsze -starego
Z a u sciaga pie n iatfd=zzs|e,
ia wYsefa do Europy I'D
wyrabia peinomcotn q czYli vol IA
m : 9 b y rob- testamenta
lnne documents vYstaawglla u
zam1enia miejskkiie'. possiad{tot5oii "a
farm . fasrmy=na properta. " 81.
OFFS tel aeneralneJ AgentqrYg
E!oo.dl frmaes B. PAlLLLltAAs slGlHl
znlaiiduJo sig pod M. s566 Noble Noble
Str Chicago, HID
~ rLGLt EL&@& ~ 49, .lEG tEEr fr-Ees
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
(Ciag dalszy.)

asg%a. 5Ss:&HSS$sA WlO s9GasAmS S1T14H#s&5%SE
(ciag dals1y.)
Poko tl, kt story swolch
gosci teraz przYimowal mia]
meble drelichowe, podloge
swiezo. :su,'lmt,y,ta, kiillk ills; zz6lklye g
sztyeh6w ma scianie W "a.
mach ragrh IA czarno. lak Xxi, 2 J
nych j piec duly & zworo,;
graniasty, ma kt6rym Joina,
dajac folge fantazYi attystycz
nej, stworzyi rzecz ze wsz 'e
miar na s to zas}.u'gujaca,, b :,
my ie wierny opis zostawili
przyszlym pokoleniom.
Piec zostal podzielony ma
try czeSci. " gore, ma
sza6rowym nlebosklonie PREY
pominsiacym ksztalt'eemn duz 3
iarmulke zydowska, sWiecily
liczne gwiazdy z}ote, pod
k;t6remi bujal jakis ptak
egzotyczny, mai2cy skrzyde}aa
pieknoscj n~iezr6wnanei, gdyz
mienily sic one wszystkiemi
barwami teczy.
Ma polu nizszem, srodk 20
:-.s=: i $3.50 u: - = i:.:ssz
wen, wyszczerzata e. do vida I'd y q
dEugie. zebY straszna glo~aa
Meduzy "a zas:.na samym
dole. rosly: deby roz}ozyste
t-:sss ..:.z. ~ - ~: Is --=5st I
pod niemi szemral ~strumyczek,
s=$ . Est::.t -: 1t ifizJTHE. 5**
mad ]. kt6 IS b RS: zie]o
ny,m bocian dlugodzioby, ma
JedneJ nodze stoj4c, ba6z
dumal o znikomosci wszyst--
kich rzeczy ziemskicb, bqdz
rez ". wodzile zab szuka'.
lojna; jake 5duch wyzszyy
nielubiacy krelowet sic
technika malarska, ne robii
tycb rzeczy Cd 4: rski, %
mial IVORY !,... gotowe, tak TAX.
zwane patrony, ..,d5zle} !
kt6rym arcydzie'a powstawai)
u niego W ciagu kilku minut;
lecz zeby. b ), skodezone,
domagaly sic dobrze "a. zast6 g.
5owanych kolor6w, a W tenn
Jojna celowal.
Wlodzimierz, ma picc patrzqc
mysla}:
Pq9 ~ n, nj jja{k: mieszkasz
a powiemact kto jesteS:
-sMutter Emma!@ : go
.<podarz jeszcze gloSmej "a
,ye '|s'E: 2 otworzyvszy q dravi
boczae, MI. sprzez ktore nalkr6t
SEE droga do kuchni prowa-
81
dzila, formalnie juz krzyezal::
-..' chodzc 'sz t. !, nam =. = !
gosel.! 2. PlElr:zylech.ali: der s. !. !. Her !. {: 4
aus IS. Am me, il g j iego synowiec,
der junge Doctor!
s. Gleich Vater! Gleich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

25saa # sssss g 80 81 =Is ssss s##A .s 'ssss a ~ NJ
Kaaes|I 5I|@iye IS da 81 Il ieh d'r
~ Smieiae IsisEafg IS j n
VI. PoR I'l|lEl mo1aaz ~ e
TAX, powiedEziett:: piWo 20
kawie ME truje, q kawa 20
piIWie ratujs nasz I przyja-
ciel dorzucil.
-Vorzueglich! ausgezeich-
net! - go,!spodarz krzyknat "
naiwyzszem uniesieniu. Pan
doktor doskonale tlomaczyia!
PfaYda, =: Eme "a. y T.. psz 't'e:'
m6wisz pc polsku.P Pan dektor
lest:poet. 4, i. j., ein gfosser
D)iichter! MlIoe,ja Emcz'a Wszis-
k rozumie ~. il sic 'st
schon cine II :echte Polin.
z.;uo - -, -
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- ~; s;e
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4orm tou.rzv.l;ch
o,a, "a, ro1mowa 10
49,, ,ohho 81 nrzeLon,}
,,,,d,lo +nm ;ezvk;em :,
&c lylll JSLyh1OliI
49, ,.,n;e navel cheto,e
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n.;1ensze; ston;e strvi Alta
;,.o+o f6,ad,;1 - ;cb
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.,.,aa;oa +-,,o,;oc ~,
80, aosnod.r,, DOM,
.on, aa,;.L;am:
~ ,x1nost,
ueyve,,, ,ezv 70. mama
p,mf - J, ,,c;,o nredze !,
TX h,,fa, r,1em ; me3c,y,.
n.n,; IL; IL, :, nom3sloost
7, J.. 49, ,,.;,1, III
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

Emma :szvbko W, bieela, a
a.po k;lku sminutach we,zla.
- s,,l,ea k,6ra niosta "a
MA olbrzvmje kua, krvszta-
love : metalowen: nakrywa-
mi, .nape}nione plynem zlota-
wynn a musujacym. Bia}a
lekk piana u gerry dodawala
apet,tu.
Ma widok ulubionego ma.
noiu gospodarz usmiechnal
Gle serwe.a co ma stole
lezala, obtar} sobie .ezolo
soocone, wzial eden kufel,
Bona; cdrka uczvni,v to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

dalej maiyi s: s 'tt:o] ! kl1ka Krze:,
sci, pod dtuga seiana sofa, a
pred MIA st6} okrag}y. Ma
$eianach wis|a} y sztychy
przedstawiajaeee< eesarzaa WI,
helma l., Bismarcka, Moltke-
90 il innych wodz6w MIC
mieckich 2 Rampant prlsk,-
lfrlazncu,kiej w.roku 1870. Va !
posadzee w '',7 Cd
jednych drzmi do drugi>h
przez Gaia dlugose 'salonu,
potem na kf1yz g oxen DO
kanaagy X. leza}y dywaoikove
chodniki W pasy czarne
%zielone.
"a Pan 3 do ''' ehetole mawiala
. swojem mioszkaniu 70 bylo
rein und gemuethl;ch".
Ledwie wssyscy usiedli,
Emma i vy m 81 \ sis zn6M
do k<uchni, z Aka Pc IS. .chwill
wr6ci1a - ogromna taca, ma
ktorej sta}y diva imbryki
fajansowe, jeden 2 kawa,
dlrugi : mallekiem, pied fila Fl
mex ! talerz *. /. 4 ,,cwibaka-
mi". Postawila to ma stole
pred sofa, poczem mama
lzsaczela kawe .nalewae.
- tsa - ~ G: S54ss $500
Pan Rumpf zrzuc n ! e
.sulr,dau,1t, rozpia} k q j,
z '1'l11| '''i';, 4. sig Dc swoieh
gosci, rzekl::
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-23
CHRISTMAS DINNERS.
Splendid Menus for Guests at the
Hotels and Cafes.

To those in Honolulu who are stran-
gers thousands of miles from home and
those who dwell in bachelorhood, S
lonely existence, the hotels and cafes
offer Christmas dinners which will re-
mind them of the Christmas joys at
home. The Hawaiian Hotel menu is
splendid one, Mine Hest Lucas having
secured the finest turkeys and mallard
ducks which came into Hono'ulu's
Christmas market. Music and dane
ing will fiji out the rest of the evening
until midnight.
AT the Arlington Hotel Manager
Cruise Is busily preparing his viands
for what he says will be the best din
ner ever given at his hosiery. He has
secured the market for game and hsh
and the sweetest of sucking pigs ana
will give his guests all the comforts or
home.
The Home Bakery Cafe is prepar-
ing tempting menu and intends TO
spread itself in offering its guests the
choicest of Christmas dainties.
The Hotel Annex will also give
suecial dinner very similar to the one
to be given at the Hawaiian Hotel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-23
What is LaXatine?

IlXATINE IS NOTHING BUT THF
r'ExsT CASTOR OIL. with its objec
&c s&his taste removed by our new
ar SsAss. LAXATIVE is as pleasant q
sks ~ honey. Children like it. NJ
t.Wb.e TO get them to take it. 1t con
airs neither opium, morphine. no
tfsr narcotic substances. 1t relieves
ssthing troubles, cures constipation
>a< hatulency; 1t assimilates the food
Il hsalthy and natural sleep.-Th.
Nildren's Panacea - the Mothers
friend.
Prepared only by the Western
Nsmical Co., Chicago, Ills.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-23

The Kamehameha Field Day sports
will be finished today on the school
grounds, unless postponed on account
of the death of Ernest Youell, one OF
the pupils.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-23

Colonel Ruhlen has countermanded
MS previous letter in regard to trans
ports not calling here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-23

we are exclusive dealers in
''Taawkes" Cut Glass and carry
lanaa stock of all their cuttings.
II costs no more than doubtful
n GlzSS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-23
THE HOME BAKERY CAFE
HONOLULU, n. I.
Civil Service Rules
IN OUR RESTAURANT.

r, has 10. Our walters are trained 70
ia civil. quick and attentive to our
vues4s. Our chef IS uRrivaled in prep
aration OF dainty and appetizing dishes
Everything is scrupuiously clean, ev-
srything rs comfortable as We can
make II. And the prices are always in
reason.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-13
Dried Fr1nt in Ne5g York.

Mail advices from New York cay:
Trade ln most descriptions of California
and foreign fruits is more active since the m
pr0vement In weather conditions. hut orders
are small and prices unchanged. The general
conditions are rather better. but not enough
yet 70 make any difference IN quotations The
outlook FOR trade is more encouraging and hold
ere feel more confidence IN the future.
"Prunes are quiet but there is a firm feel
ing on all Sides but no change in price has
occurred. on the coast the feeling is reported
slightly easier. with no expectation of i'm
pruyement untl after the holidays BY the
middle 0f January. perhaps earlier. increased
trade Dos expected and holders feel sure that
buying viii Doe heavy by February J.
Pea aches ara quiet. hut firmly held In
al positions and holders exert no pressure
q sell. The supply in first hands rs small,
and there are no indications of any being hid
den away spot supplies are understood TO be
comparatively small and are firmly held.
'Agrlcots are quiet. but there would be a
ready sale for any supplies available. In
qulry has increased ~ late, but IL has failed
a. bring out any offerings.
small quantities. The season in California r.
over and the crop rs only abou; 2f00 cases.
The association says there H. enough. however,
- nL an orders and leave Few for the spring
and summer trade. Foreign raisins are more
active arain and viii probably remain so until
the close OF holiday buying.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-13
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Dec l2.-May wheat opened I1c up
at GAd69%c. all because some shorts saw
prospects of damage in the cold snap follow
ing the recent mild weather. This advantage
was lost on profit making and selling agains,
calls. For some time the market held fairly
well at the decline. shorts doing bit of COW
ering and the scalpers buying against nuts
The heavy Increase in the worlds visible com
ing when IL had been expected there would
be little change in the figures turned the tide
against the price. and May fell to sS% Some
OF this was recovered on buying against privi-
leges. but the close easy, May sGAc lower
at eac.
Bradstreets worlds visible increased g. SO. 600
bushels.
Corn early was easy and very dull but the
close was firm. The steadiness was due prin-
cipally 10 the small country offerings and the
unwiilingness OF local holders TO let go MAY
closed shade up at 32%c
The oats market held steady but in a vary
dull and listless way, the range being only hc
May closed unchanged at 2ic.
Provisions were firm, pork especially So
There was considerable execution OF o1tside
buying orders by commission houses and a lit
tie profit-making by packers. May pork clos
ed 17i4c over yesterday at $40 22iS; NAV lard
&c up at S 50. May ribs &c better than yes
terday at s. 42k.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-13
Dried Fruits, NrhS aid RaiSiiS.

The market has holiday appearance. being
ufeIess with nominal quotations.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. In sacks. 4izc for
4O-51's iG4Lc for s0-60's 3i2c for G0-70s. sac
for 7O-SGs Sc for S0-90s and 2Ac for 9O-IO0s
AprIcots Ildl3c for Royals. l2iedl5c for Moor
parks and l3Gllc FOR Benheims; Peaches. so
5i.c for Standards. "a 6izc FOR choice and &C. fOI
fancy: peeled Peaches l2izdl5c. Evaporated
Apples. 7G7&c: Sun-dried 5G5i.c per 10 Nee
tarines. SlzdSc per lb FOR red: Pears 6iaGsc for
quarters and ni0c for halves. Black Figs. 3G
3I4c: White Figs 4G6c: Bleached Plums. Sd &c:
Unbleached Plums. 7d7i2c for pitted and lisc
for un-itted.
RAISINS- Reached Thompson's-Fancy per
H. Zoe: choice. &c: standard, Sc; prime &C un-
bleached Thompson's, per III. SC. Sultanas-
Fancy. per lh. sac: choice. rs. standard. 6ixc;
prime SC: unbeached Sultanas. SC: Secdless
hO-lb boxes. sc: 2-crown loose Muscatels. 5isc: +:
3-crown, 6i4c; 4-crown. &c: London Layers,
2-crown 81 30 per box; 5-crOwn. 81 60. Fancy
Clusters. 81; Dehesa. 50 80: Imperial. 50. All
prices are (. o. b. at common shipping points
in California.
NUTS = Chestnuts. SalOc: walnuts. Sasc
for standards and 9G10c for softshel: Al
monds. l1iaa12c for paper-shell. sdl0c for soft
and 4n5c for hardshell: Peanuts. 5&G6-4c for
Eastern and sc for California: Brazil Nuts.
7izdsc: Filberts. ilizgl2c; Pecans. 10Guc;
Cocoa nuts "a 50M5
HONEY-Comb. 1lIsGl2c for bright and l0ikF
lie for light amber: water white extracted. ~
Tsc: light amber extracted. 6%d7c; dark, she
per III.
BEESwAX-24G26c per II.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-13
Hides, TaVo7u, Wool and Hops.

Hops are a severe disappointment this year.
They are almost unsuitable. even at the low
prices TaIlow is also dull.
Wool is quieter. the annual stock ck-taking
is at hand and stocks are too much reduced for
any activity. Hides continue firm at the high
prices and consgnments sell soon as they
strike the town.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under quotations. Heavy salted
steers 12c: medium. lie: light l0iac: Cowhides
lie: Stays. 7Izc: Sailed Kip. 1Oizc: Calf, lie:
Dry Hides. sound. lsis a. l9c; culls and
brands. l5c: Dry Kip and Veal, lie: Dry Calf.
zoe: Sheepsklns yearllngs. 20G35c each: short
Wool. s5dGOc each; medium. 7On9Oc: long Wool.
s1dl 25 each; Horse Hides. salt. 81 25d2 IL for
large and 81 for small; Colts soc.
TALLOW-NO. l rendered. SC per ID: No. 2
4c refined. 6izc; grease. 21zc.
WOOL
Fall clip. San Joaquin plains. e6lOc: South
ern Sd10c Middle County. 1ldl3c: Humboldt
and Mendocino. 16117c: Eastern Oregon 12di5c:
Valley Oregon. 17G1sc: Northern Mountain
free. 11G14c; Northern Mountain. defective, lOG
lie per lb.
HOPS-669c per H.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-13
London Market.

NEW YORK Dec. l2.-The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablegram says: The
market here fiat on continued dear money
until near the close. when a rumor circu-
lated about that the Bank Of France had
agreed To release fS00 0o0 gold to satisfy the de-
mand from South America. and 10 advance
Gl.9o.oO0 To E3.G10. .0C0 gold TO the Bank Of Eng
land II required Ready credence given TO
these reports shown by all-around
smart recovery In stocks. Americans were
above parity TIL p. m. when early selling
orders from New York came in. After the Wall
street opening further selling orders came, clos
ing lower Discounts were firm at the bank
rate
The hank bought e27 coo in French coin. and
SO 900 was taken for South America.
Copper. stocks were fiat Tintos. ASs3447s;
AnacondaS. -; Utahs 6is: Bostons Z. Avinos,
IA Failures in the metal market forced sell
ing.
The Calico Printers Association has Issued
lts prospectus. showing a capital Of fS 200 COO
The business ACQUIRED represents IS per cent OF
the British Industry.
CLOSING
LONDON; Dec. l2.--Canadian Pacific. 9s:
Union Pacific preferred II; Northern Pacific
~; Anaconda, -. Bar Silver. steady 27l.d
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-13
LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are dull on the spot at
nominal rates which have ruled for weeks The
chartered wheat feet in port has a registered
tonnage Of 35.s4O, against 1890 on the same
date last year; disengaged. 1890 tons, against
2.ScO: on the way TO this port. 19S. 600 tons.
against ll1. 300
WHEAT-There was no further decline but
the market was weak and very dull.
Chicago was tame. but holders did not press
their stocks on the market. Fresh buying will
be necessary. however. to sustain prices. Fair
buying at 69c. the first since Saturday helped
the situation somewhat. Bruomhall cabled that
offerings OF New Platte were scarce Ijverpool
was Ad lower, and light trade and the approach
Of the holidays inclined the professionals TO
play for a break. Toward the close there was
renewed weakness on Bradstreet's estimate OF
an increase Of 900 bushels in the visible
posterous.
Spot Wheat-Shipping 97IL69s&.c: milling 81
al 02L.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session 9:15 o'clock = May - 1000
Second Session-May-4O ctls. 81 Os%.
:, Regular Morning Standardization 900 ctls.
Afternoon sesslon-May-12.o 900 ctls. 81 oss. 3.
10000. 81 e3l5. December-200O. 97c.
BARLEY-Continues in the dumps. there be-
ing no demand OF any consequence. and spot
quotations are largely nominal
Feed SOC for No. l and eG@75c for of grades !:
Brewing and shipping grades. s5G9Oc; Cheva-
Her. nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Tic
Second Sesson-No sales
Regular Morning SessIon-No sales
Afternoon Session-December-2oO ctls HIsc:
1000 S05sc 49,
OATS-Sales are small and at unchanged
quotations, though top prices are obtained with
dlfnculty. Onerings ample for all needs
White. 81 loo 30 Red. 81 07ik61 20; GRAY.
81 07i1ql l7z Black. 97IkcGsl C7k
CORN-The market continues very dull and
nominal. Eastern White is quoted at 81 02I56
i % per ctl. All other kinds are nominal.
h1E-ln ta1r demand and steady SIf71 *
per ctl.
BUCKwHEAT-ouoted at 81 soa2 Is per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-13
Foreign Futures.
LIVERPOOL
Avdildble Grain Supply.

NEW YORK, Dec. l2.-Special cable and tel
egraphic communications 10 Bradstreets snow
the following changes in available supplies
compared with the last account:
wheat. United States and Canada east OF
the Rocky Mountains. Increase z.ViVpO
bushels. Liverpool Corn Trade News. anoat foI
and in Europe. increase l. 100000 bushels; total
supply Increase 1870 600 bushels.
Corn United States and Canada. east OF the
Rocky Mountains increase 81. .000 bushels.
oats, United States and Canada. east or the
Rocky Mountains Increase SIG coo bushels.
Among the more important increases reported
10 Bradstreets not given In the onlcial visible
supply statement those Of $4,000 bushelo at
Northwestern interior elevators: 292,NO bushels
at Chicago private elevators; $4,000 bushels AT
Milwaukee private elevators $4,000 bushels az
Cleveland; lis. 600 bushels at Coteau lUO'vW9
bushel ls at Manitoba storage points tZ.oVo
bushels at Port Huron: g. 600 bushels At Depot
Harbor. and 70 600 bushels at Portland Me
The aggregate stock OF wheat held at Port
land. Or, and Seattle and Tacoma, wash oe
creased 1874. 0O0 bushels last week
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-13
EASTERN MARKETS
NesO York Stock Market.

NEW YORK Dec. l2-The stock market dis
played a feverish tone as a consequence of the
violent snakedown of yesterday. Although
there was some belated liqudaticn prices were
not without support al any time and where
breaches were made IN values the character Of
the buying an the decline made Il look as
though the manipulation FOR a fall was for the
purpose of taking on stocks. There was a no.
table volume of commission house buying
which indicated that outsiders had been at
tracted by the lower level of prices There
were points in the industrial list which dis
played notable resistance all day and during
the latter part OF the trading some positive
strength. Some OF the sharp declines I'm the
railroad list, notable IN the Changers. were At
tributed % shifting 81 holdings from that
group into some of the industrials The Granr-
erH touched lower prices than In the defnonstra-
ton of yesterday and they were practically
the only stocks in the list 10 do So That there
81 Etlll large and aggressive bear na-rv IA
the market was evident. Their tactics were
totally successful IN the morning. especially In
the case ~ Tennessee Coal and Metropolitan
Street Railway. which were forced down ri.
and 81 respectively. Money at no time ruled
over per cent and in the afternoon was o.
abroad that some Of the very large individual
operators had fbecome possessed OF a liberal
supply 81 funds and We're taking on stocks.
Traders generally turned 10 the bull side ane
marked up stocks 10 the neighborhood OF last
nights lekcl. and In some instances materi-
ally above n Prominent sDec!aities showed
recoyeries from the low point. ranging from
10 over points. Sugar Brooklyn Transit
and Tobacco were especially notable In the
rally. In the railroad list the trunk lines. the
Bachce ana one or two OF the ooalers rose
Ia 10 2. and Southern Railway preferred raj
leo ~. After touching 1884. Sugar suddenly
broke four points 70 near the lowest and very
much unsettled the whole list. Reactions were
confined 20 fractions outside OF Tobacco and
Brooklyn Transit and few other industrials.
The closing was thus made Irregular and with
mixed net changes The action OF the directors
of the Federal steel Company In declaring a
dividend or per cent on the preferred stock.
thus making the full 6 Der cent for the year
tna clearing the way for promised dividends
0a the common next year. was not announced