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The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22
High School Examinations.

Final examinations of all those who
have not been examined for admission to
high schools will be held on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
from in the morning to 3 in the after
the Girls High School. ON Scott street,
near Geary; of boys at the Lowell High
School, Sutter street. near Cough.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22
a New Bank.

Permission has been granted by the
Bank Commissioners for the opening of a
new bank in Ventura County, to be known
as the Bank of Oxnard. The capital stock
is S50G00 of which 30 per cent has been
subscribed The officers are: President.
Il. c. Howe: vice president and treasurer
] o. Driffill; secretary and cashier. Jay
Spence; directors, II. T. Oxnard, J. C. OK
nard, J. A. Driftill, p G. Howe, J.. w.
Andrews. H w. Hellman and j. A.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
BY HIS OWN SHOTGUN
w. S. JONES MEETS A TRAGIC
DEATH NEAR BADEN
Stumbles Over Twig and the Fowl
ing Piece Is Discharged Sever
ing the Jugular Vein.

William s. Jones, assistant engineer OF
the steamer Pomona, of the Pacific Ocean
line, running between San Francisco and
Eureka. was instantly killed by the ac-
cidenral discharge of his gun while out
hunting on the Guadalupe ranch, near
Baden. at Q o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr. Jones left MS home. 20 Chestnut
accompanied by friend, bent on a day S
sport IT, the country. Three hours later,
while descending a hill in the vicinity of
the ranch, his foot caught in the under
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22
The Establishment of Stationery.

Every care is taEen in the. stamping Of
note papers TO maintain the same high
standard OF excellence which character
!zcs the hcUac o. Coorer K Co While
other houses have formed a combination
and raised prices carly 20 Per cent for en-
craving ard stamps e. Co Pc. 4 60. main
tain their former rates, which are lsa-
sCnable: yet consistent vita the superior
itN Of their productions.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22
Coroner Hilijs Explanation.

Coroner Hill has written a letter 10 the
widow OF James Perry. whose funeral was
prevented on Sunday by reason cf the
absence of a death certificate; Ths foi-
loving is an extract from the letter.
The certificate IN this particular case
was undoubtedly surrepttiously rem1ved
from The Office bat by whom at this ,iIne
/ am not prepared 10 -tate.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22
Rank Gone Out of Business.

The Bank Commissioners have been Of
ficially notified that through the efforts
of the Attorney General the County Bank
of San Luis Obispo has been declared in
solvent and thrown into liquidation by
the court of that county. The affairs have
been turned over to the directors, repre-
senting the commission, to wind up the
bank
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22
saunders.Davies viii wed.

LONDON. Aug 21-The Times an
rouncos the forthcoming marriage Of Ar
thur Ticton Saunders-Davies Of pentre
Pembrokeshire. and Miss Mabel Daugh
avy Woodruff Of Tacoma.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22
The CRYSTAL dot Sea Baths.

Physicians recommend the Crystal warm sea
water t"h and swimming paths. North Beach.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22

Ladies' taIlor-made suits. fur capes, cloaks.
Credit. NJ Rothschild. 334 Pest st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec; l9-C9singxW hsatrspot.NoI oI red
6s fibd. No / California. 6s 2i7da6s 3D. Corn-spot--
American mixed quiet 3s Sad futures: December nom-
s., Louis fancy winter, firm. IS Hops az London ga
clnc COAST hrm Is lOsQf4 los Pcas--Canadian. os %
Reef steady. extra India SOS 81. prime mess ios
"a Pork steady; prime mess Western, 5Is 50 Hans
Short cut IL 10 10 n. steady. As BaconC cumberland
ont o. 10 30 NJ 81 short rib Is 20 p n steady
axe long clear mddes light 80 10 - 10 steady 54s 90
on clear mIades heavy 35 40 NJ. steady. 34s short
clear hacks l8 10 is 10 steady 1885, clear bellies IA TO 10
NJ dull 32s Lard steady; prime western IN tierces
o. A,rerican refined I'm pals 30s. Butter-Finest
Tinted states 95s. good. 75s. Cheese nrm' Amecican
at White 57s: American finest coored. 500 Taow--
I5rta civ steady 25s Cd Australian In London hrm 2os
al CSttonseed oil-Hull refined. hrm lss Turpentne-
S,.,,s a., gss I'd RoSln-COmmon firm. a. Cd. Pc
,lPpIIsur@Rsnned T%d. Lnseed OIL 23s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

osS nc; city ..sarin:: SaTs sAD''' D'o''
sive and the market as a whole lacked interesting
charge The close steady Quotations follow; Do
pre to SoG Gnass to low a fsF TO good
asc; japan. 4Aq5c; Java. 4hdf2c: Rangoon in bond
zgZac Dan Talmage's Sons Company's circular stated
general auetness with prices firmly maintained Reports
Iegardng crops In the Far East still unpromisng and
requirements In wise abaed." Talmage Orleans
teiegaphs louisiana crop movement 10 date: Receipts
cleaned smated5 i77sio bbls last year iis s2s bbls
Only fair demand. but market strong holders looking
iSrward 10 greatly improved conditions after the turn OF
2ei55 bbls; sales % 800 hbs Considerable speculative
sUGAR-A fairly good small lot trade was reported in
refined sugar and several orders for round lot amounts
very steady in tone but without, change prices QUO
tatlons follow: Domnos 544c loaf 55Gc; crushed.
xxx Standard sha srSnIses and &
sranuated, 51sc coarse granulaed and hne
,areu ySIe; conteetiones GRADUATED o4ie; 10 car
lated 5l.e mould 4, SAC; diamond A. 5.lse; con-
, Zee sec A. No t'ie nos and B. tSss Ne ts
4s1c No 10 4lsc No II. 4Oeo; Nos u and 49, 4o Nos
H. 10 and ~ 39ic The market for raw sugar was very
views Of holders business OF consequence failed to
materalize Rehnsrs continued to hid 4.c for 90 test
for 50 test molasses The cable averaged
very satisfactorily. Rect in the English market
both months quoted az ss sd cano sugar. ruled steady
In tone but quiet Java quoted lis 81 and
iaG refining at los 3D. The United Kingdom stock Is
ToBACCo-sales Of domestic and seedleaf tobacco were
@ cases during the last two or three days at full prices
and the market closed firm. Sales included the follow
ing: Twenty-Five 1895 New England Havana at &c,
$40 crop 1898 Wisconsin Havana 9lsG3c. 200
Pennsylvania seeileaf 10l1 112hc and 100
Pennyyana :eedeaf 1895 at iac Sales q Havana
tobacco 400 bales 81 GoOc and sales OF Sumata
were % bales at S5cG$l 80. in bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
THE RosroN WOOL MARKET.

po.,en dec lq-The wool market here is comparatively
ouet but values show weakness IN any line. The
Srs,d Tor TERRITORY woods good and the market
,nre. arm The secured basis for good lines OF hne
medium Is about Od65c while staple goods call for $50
10 F1eece woods are quiet but holders consider them
GOD nronerty and only sell at full market prices The
soyinx are the quotations for leading descriptions;
ohto ard Pennsylvania nseces-XX and above. 33d3sc
" and Xxx and above 35g36c; delaine, Ssg40c; No
comblug 8sq39c: No do, 36q37c.
Michigan Wisconsin etc--X Michigan. 2Td2sc; No I
Mcblsan combing s5asJc No do. 34g35c: No Illinois
eombing S5Qs6c; No . do 3igS5c; New-York. New
fIaransfiys and Vermont 26g27c: No / NewYork. New
Usmpshire and Vermont, S2833c deaine Michigan.
34g35c.
T-rwashed medium, etc.-Kentucky and Indiana one
oarte- blood combing 2T92sc: hree-eghths blood ESQ
Doc Missouri one-quarter blood c0mbng &c; three
erbths blood 26g27c braid eombng 23g2ic: lake and
Georgia. 24g25c.
Territory wools-M Montana and Dakota fine medium and
ane l2G2tc: secured GOQ6Ic. staple. 654IOc Utah.
wyoming medium and nne. lsa2lc secured, 59nbici
staple GJQo9c: Idaho nne medium and nne lsq2lc;
secured 59q6lc medium. 20423c; secured. 52Q54c
Australian Occurred bass(-Spot prices; Combng super
nne $4,000; good. sG4oIo; average, SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-YOrk foot of ChamberS-s
follows. and i've mnutes earlier from West 2Sd-sI;
900 A. M.-Vesibued Express daily for Binghamton.
wsyery, Elmrz, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
p. NJ. Psrlor to Buffalo.
200 j. M.-Vesibued lin,ted-Fast mail daily Solid
train for Chicago arrives Cleveland 40 NJ, Chicago.
6P NJ sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and cinennsa-
Dining Car
5;36 p. M.-Buralo and Cleveland vestibuled Express
daily Arrives A. NJ. Bradford 20 A. NJ.
jamestown 700 A. ~. youngstown 1927 a. ~. Ceys.
1890 p NJ Sleepers 20 Bunao and Cleveland care
Library Car.
8,I6 p. M-paly solid train for Bnghamton, wsvsriy.
Elmira and Chicago seeperI to Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining Car. -
TINICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i COMMoDATIONs at Ill, il3 $751; i0l and e57 Broad
way 1877 Bowery i36 East 25ths and 2I3 Vest l25ih.
st., Chambers and West 23d-st ferries Sew-York; B1
and $50 Fultons ss Broadway Brooklyn; l22 RIysrst:
Hoboken. and Jersey City Citation. Scw-fork Transfer
Co. calls fo and chscxs baggage from hotels and rss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
orurp NARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 1a-Cattle-Good choice native steers
beds stronger others about steady. including butchers
800 and canners Calves lower. Feeders steady GOOD
~ choice Is 4OdS7: poor medium. 81 25Gs3 % mixed
socler S3dS3 so: selected feeders 81 25qSt 20; good
20 ebeice cows 4O6S4 90 helfers s3QS4 10: Gamers
S9 oO bulls 81 JOG$4 % calves si4S 20 fair Iexas
Reeves 81 25aS5 averaged DC lower cosed STEADY
a, dcclne Fair clearance Mixed and butchers, 50 9Og
St n. good 10 choice heavy s4gsi Is: rough heavy
"a oo7xt. light SO 9Oas4 To- bulk Of sales - OSqsf 10
ebeen generally steady; native wethers 81 OOqf w
iarbs S4IS5 so. Western wethers SASS so. Western
lambs 81 sass %. Recepts-Cattle. 1900 head hogs
4lV'V mat Dec is-Hogs active SO 5oas4 rs Cattle
steady 81 75G$5 %. Sheep steady s2a89o Lambs
70, Ruffaio Dec l9.-Recepts Of sale and through
catte sheep and hogs during the twenty-four hours
1901 al noon to-day Cattle cars; sheep ana
ia,rbs cars. hogs 30 Shipments-Cattle ears
sheen and lambs hogs. ID cars Cattle-ln mere
go about loads sale The basis was lower than
eerGovs close The offerings OF Gales were llght the
dsand moderate prices lower Choice 70 extra were
orntable 25Rs7 so: good 10 choice, sInSf 70 sheep
s,d iambs-The offerings were about ~ loads, ncludlhg
10 iosSs ~ Canada lambs The demand was light ana
g,ces generally lower Sheep were very dull There were
te, sales al and the good kind choice % extra
- ouofable IS ga IS so good 70 choice S5gso 20
bse, choice 10 extra 81 25ds so good 10 choice. $40
e. ~ Te GOOD kind fairly well cleaned up but the
I n, the sheen and kinds were left over Hogs
% onerings were IS loads. The trade ruled slow. the
.sts being 81 % with few sales AZ - 2I1s Workers
ere anotabie 81 5qs 20 pigs 81 i5att 2S roughs IS g.
Ssa e6 stags $3.50 D. The close was about steady al
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. December 10. 1890.
Al cars for saughers and exporters and FOR the market
The limited confined to carload OF Ola COWS:
pTces or at 81 70gs2 30 per n for 50 80 for
o OnS 7 ~ per NJ for inferior to extra native sides
Christmas beef holding at Ioizqlie London cables quoted
Christmas 6ssves 1910 per 10. No shipments from this
port pct tdSy cattle eSnay divided between j. sSSbers
Son and schwarzschd sulzberger. and $40 quarters
OF s ofss lTr e mi Hume Bro bulls $50 70 at
50 80 per 100 10; COWS. $40 H. at s2So' IL DO '0l ID
a. John ii nj Ducey; oxen. 1900 n at IS.
Trade dun and about calves unsold but prices were
lower Common to prime yeais Were dod S 9F
City dressed slow Sgi2c per ~ country dressed
lower G81oc little calves weak at Sg6c dressed barn
'D sale s,f' H. Hume Bro: 30 yeas 1 70 average
3 DO 100 II. at s. so. do. 21s 70. at IS,
J. G. curtis Son: vess. lac ID. at 49, DO II 10
Nelson: veaIs. 10. n at s.; I, DO 1855 NJ at s.
George pilienback: various weights at s5asS
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Recelpts II cars or 400
we're 20 carloads on sale OF which An at sxtieh
St and % % md c 5we Sn sn cars Of
were uasold late the day. Common to choice shesp
so S5g 70 per LAMBS NIB at IS sos5 u.s. cas at
dressed dull 4Aa7c per H. dressed lambs at o9
: SS a. 1ss e Stat. al p 81 s e sSi
IS at At 81 So P'f Il i state to sheep
q s. & s. s. sss 3d. s s. at 81 S
I3uffalo sheep, I2i II. at SO 80 .,o q
George Dilenback: 30 state LAMBS % ID at % O' .
state shS et,l. oa n son a! g stat. lambs, 70
"a 40 90 No. al S. u.s. 80 do. IS 10. at IS 40; state
sheep ITO 10 at 81 %; do 9S 10. at So
N Collins: 40 state lambs 60 N, at So
II II Hollis 10 State lambs, 81 10, at 50 30.
iiOf;S-Recelpts were 1924 cars, 52Sl head and
~ ,are ef,it cars on sale Quoted lower az 81 400
81 80 per 100 ~ choice State pigs sold at 81 CO. Country
dressed slow at 4d6lsc per 10 for extreme weights.
Saies-S Sanders: 30 State hogs. l25 n average. at
q 5o ner loo 10 81 pigs. l0 10 at 81 60: roughs
a9s n AZ SO 80; do. $50 N. at 50 As. 80
George Dllenback date yesterday: State hogs l2S
n a 81 50. .,, IN c.... 49,
i2I n, at 81 90: 80 DO. 1874 N, at 81 %
" II Hois date yesterday; state hogs, 14o ID at
q 60. . rourhs 30 n. at 81 90. -
" ADdren Mullen date yesterday: State pigs 10 No.
at 81 90; roughs $50 N. at SO 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
BALTIMORE & OHIO x. 4.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry (whehah TERMINAL ana
foot Of Liberty street
'Dally Except Sunday. sSundsys.
CHICAGO, '4.3o e. m. liberty street only. 'iso
D. m. and '12 10 night.
PITTsBURG '4sO a. m. liberty street ony). 'oo5
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS 1000 a. m... $3.50 D m.
" ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. ts0o 1000 (Diner).
ell 80 a. m u)ner tlO0 D. DINER. 'is0 (Diner).
% 90 (Roya Limited" exclusively Pullman Train Diner
and Cafe. '455 DINER 1913 D. DINER, and 'l2 40
night NORFOLK 100 o.
All trains Illuminated with Pinsch Light.
OrYces: li3 III? 2di 434. 1873 Broadway y Union So.
w i2T Bowery ~ y. $3.50 Fulton st. Brooklyn: White
hall Terminal and Liberty Baggage checked from |
hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Y0rk. December " IN9'
oorrrF- Speculation IN Brazilian coffee futures was
at active The general tendency OF the market was
49, IN easier prices. but the variations from
loSe-5a,'s closing figures slight. Opening quiet
- neei prices decline OF points, the market
- Genera Nv dull and featureless with week under
,ns European cables being unsatisfactory while cables
- NJ and Santos nothing brag or, except mat
W SHOWED continued small receipts. on the opening
SsG sales only 1850 bags, up TO IL m mey hau
che5 600 bags and for the entire session were Only
80 bass with the market finally steady al net IN
Ssreed prices to decline OF points. During the ae
80 tba local market slow, especially the hoped
S encouragement the later French cables iaed 70
-.ssaze Business spot Brazilian coffee was also
,s.S and values were nominal with the
80 Of the market the close rather easy on me
ss AZ 6s 767sc for No Rio invoice lots and "a 81 sc
oSbng parcels Warehouse deliveries In the Unned
s,.s were fairly encouraging. having reached loe4e
Ssss steamer Correntes cleared Rio yesterday Win
1000 bags -. -, o-,,o. 60 ss :,
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
IEHlCH VALLEY.

stations foot OF Cortlandt and Desbosses streets
(Penna Y. X. Ferries 49,, =, - ,,--.--
re West ga Street figures Cortandt or Desorossce
Daiy except sunday ysundsy leaves 81 Pm Other
trains day tsunday eR oSunday leaves Slo An
4 suad.y leaves 6l5P.M. sunday aves 3l3PN
t.G. ah 90 A NJ Local for EAslON.
.1H es10A.a For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ana
West principal local points PSror ana Dhs 0Ss No
meets for Coal Branches. ...y o,.uoN, ~
sacU hsndsomest train the world Limited o sealing
capscy Due Buffalo s6P connecting nm through seeps
10 Detroit AID Chicago Dining vice ia carte o.,
.ioS5 90 No For wiLKESBAkltk, sChANIoN.
f.35J dIOP NJ Coal branches and lneIingdlAte points
v.X'IO y5 born Local for MATCH CHUNK VIA
Xxx IA f0P.N chicago NesIihule Limited TOT slhts
ARK f1Ls points West Through sieens Cars 70 chicago
.,.S5, s.OOrM Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
oss q. M Pm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
and West. Sleeping Cars TO chicago ,, An .~..,.
So p SfIFIb and hound BROOK, locals. daily exceps
sund, . & s.iA. - 10, ~ '6 90. y ana 80
Tck,ts and Pullman accommodations at M o ~ No. ~ qua
,t, proaway r, Union square rs Columbus Ave- y
So Fulton ST. 81 - dwy and Anne1 stsu.h
Transfer will call for and check baggage from l0sA W
res.dence through TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
cn1.rurRN COTTON MARKETS.

c.,y.ston Dec I0-Cotton nominal; midding. 5-16c
, ,lddlinr l-l8c: good ordinary, eloc; receipts
4 OIL bales exports 70 ''reat Di''"'"' ''-' '' $50 "
SINNERS; stock, 242odf 80
porinno-e Dec. I9.-cotton nominal; mddling. FAC
10 reti4linr lice good ordinary. I-ioc gross re-
nts 02o bales exports coaswise. lboo; stock Y 4o
savannah Dec; 1Ocott9n quiet and easy: @dd Ing
sei,tS IA bales: exports coastwise LOOP; stock
iG7, $50. -.
Memphis Dec ls-cotton dull middllns. Tie low N,
bales gross l0Go; shipments. 4324 sales 2O" Stock
ls6 251. .
-, o-,sans Dec le-Cotton steadler; middllng
sieo; low middlng, l5-i6c; good ordinary 1-l6c;
% scsint If 54s bales gross II 200: exports 70 Great
I9,an 400 10 the Continent 90 4s3 sales 3ooo stock
3s5. O20.
G, rout. Dec lp.--Cotton dull: middling. TIC. low
,4i,r G7.c. good ordinary enc; receipts. 1891
haiss. e,oss % ISL; shipments $500. stock. ioiosi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

COTTON-Ths condition OF affairs at the Cotton TX
change was much improved. The swing Of the market
Was decidedly more narrow Yesterday IL a matter
OF 4s points to-day matter Of u points Win
The general tendency upward. The opening call deVelpe
had reached the market scattered quarters but these
promptly absorbed with the near positions showing
leading strength; they advanced TO IL points on tne
rail- while the remote deliveries advanced ony
10 . points The principal OF the better feelnS
was the rehabitating overtures made In money cless
Atvices from Stock Exchange were OF declueuIy
Of strength was the shown by the English cot
ton market the face OF yesterdays pancky cohduoHs
On the To the great decline Whlcn
occurred here Liverpool responded with net loss OF
call the general tendency Of sentiment was IN the drec
ton OF more buish view In this the south TOOK INC
leadership particularly in the matter OF spot oneIss
Private cables explained the relative stability OF the Ing
cotton market largely due TO the fact that with
stocks scan they getting few orders Of spot cotton
This gave an important slgnlhcance W
ts fact mar the exports from this country 10
Great Britain statistical season sci IN had pee
Of what they were the previous year.
also very small These features. in connection with claims
Of a good demand for English made cloths ana yarns
backbone 70 the market ana invest
buying small part OF tns days hea'y uails
actions Covering however. was the principal feature
AT the best point the day the market showed net
gain q y 10 points During the session coca slona
rumors Of renewed panicky tendencies IN wan suee'
rae he cotton market waver and indicated the De
OF reestabnsned condltlohs IN
Wall Street IL is estimated that to-days business IN
cotton futures considerably less than nan OF a
sr,nd Ire cotton Dit like footballs Some heavy lots
were dealt to-day, but as RUE the chaIaCt o
he business was much normal and largely IN inc
direction OF readjustment. and supported by suDstana
with prices II 10 points net higher on the piessnt
troy months and / to points net lower on the far
ne range OF contract prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

uiaalnp m c December 7-64d sellers: December and
January SOD sellers: January and February $40
Anil GO 64aid value April and May, 62-64d buyersi
May and June GLAD sellers June and July 3 5S-oig
co cad BUYERS July and August, 843 59-5id buy
ers August and September. 556id buyers September
and October 49-64G3 5o-64d value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

Cash quotations wero follows: Flour steady; No 8
8oa 43ic; No yellow corn, 3lqSlHc; No oats zog
23Itc; 10 2 white. 25Sc No white, 25g25Aei ;SS9
rye 53c; No barley 3sq4isc; No haxseed, 81 fSi2Y
ST 4Ss iaxseed 81 4s1sqsl 4s+ prime timothy SEED
81 so clover grade IS 2ogss 80; mess potA
per 6b s. 7Oa$lO lard per 100 10 50 05gso SS snort
ribs sides 0oose) IS lOqS5 35 dry sated shoulders
vhiskey disers' finished goods per gal 81 ia sugars
cut loaf unchanged On the Produce Exchange Gay
the butter market steady creameries l6g2oc diaries
l6a22c Cheese firm. 11aGl3c Eggs hrm fresh &c
Cincinnati Dec. i9-Flour quiet Wheat steady; No 2
red Tic Corn active lrm higher; No mixed 34c Oats
steaiy unchanged Fancy Egin creamery, 2142sc Ohio
2lq22c dairy l6c. Sugar easy Eggs quiet lc Cheess
quiet.
Milwaukee Dec l9-wheat lower; No Northern. 6Ig
67hc; No Northern 649G65l1c. Rye steady No oos
q55c Barley nrm; No 2 4il2c; sample, 3sqi3sc.
Minneapolis Dec laWhesa,t in store MG a Northern
track-No / hard, 68Ac; No l Northern, csc; No 2
Northern 63ssc. Flour and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia, Dec. 19.-Wheat lac lower; contract
grade December, 70Q7lc. Corn. 1.c lower; No mixed
December 37h q374c oats steady; No white clipped.
3iA age: No 3 do, 3O5q3c; No mixed do, Bisg29.c
Butter firm: fancy Western creamery &c; do prints 2sc
Eggs firm: fresh nearby. 2c; DO do Western 2lc; do
SCuthwestern 19c; do Southern lsc Cheese firm. Re
ceipts-Four 1000 bbls, 5000 sacks wheat 5000 bush
corn 1853 600 BUSH oats 5000 BUSH shipments" neat
2l 600 bush. corn 600 bush oats. 1900 bush.
81 Louis Dec i9-Closing wheat--No red cash,
6sac; December, 6sAc. May l2YgI2c. corn-No 2
cash 31c: December 80Ac. May &c oats-No cash.
23@c; December. 23Jsc; MAY Zoe; No white, 27g21'7c
Toledo Dec. le.-wheat lower. weak No cash and
December 69Ac bid. May, 73'sc bid Corn duh, lower;
No mixed SiAo oats dull. steady; No mixed, 2ic.
RYE nominal cash, 551zc Cloverseed lower steady
prime cash. old, s. asked; December 20 ''ni March,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IJverpool Dec. 10 4 p m.-Cotton-spot in fair de
mand: prices 1-l6q3-32d lower; American mddng fair
mid dling 3-52d good ordinary 32e-32d; ordinary
~ s2d The Of the day 1900 bales OF which
IA, we're for gpeculation and export and included 300
Am.rcan Receipts 49, bales. including 1890 Amer
lean. Futures opened easy aud closed nm American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
p.l2 A. NJ and 3.55 = VI. DArfS, except SUNDAY 10
Pittsfed; Sundays only al go A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through ualn''
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light a..
Ticket Offices us 2oi, Alb and l2l9
Union So w, Pas Columbus Ave. 81 west dzon o. 5ss
l25th ST. and 13sth ST. Stations New YORK S3s ana i<o
Fulton St and l0t Broadway e. D., Bro1klyn c,s
Telephone 1880 Corandt' for New-fork central Ceo
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence by
Westcott Express Company. -.
GEORGE DANIELS. General Passenger agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

isreTlsr 1ahge special Liverpool csbles-spot cotton
Amer" ~ iVvO bales speculation and export oVv
ci.rg mia t1xS Sseepis, 20 co., American. 1900 mid
lover and cioeS 90 Futures opened Irregular points
IOib ~ January February 4.03b February March
Jure seis. 1 %,o5a5e4; April May 862b: MAY.
DeSerSfe pse9DeF a35b septernber-October. S40a35O
very little doing ia'ii' ''' ''
Tie SO Gs-Opiu ruled steady but quiet prices
esse x2 ~ a. o said or qunine. We quote; opium
ti5 r5o ys IS ~. l'e6ns $3.50 Is; powdered - O59
& 5OaS9 9 's DllA S@t0 ounce phiss 81 10; eighths
tsK 2sSS msnqisslgrers bulk 3Oc outside holders
quiet market. al This season on the year and
ss '5st quoted are repeated as follows: Anse 81 55q
egbet ~ -sin0t prime 81 s5qs2 csssis. 95c9sl 10;
ise sSS'Ss Lemon prime s0easI o5: low grade e39
1a\l % mustard. natural t51fS5 Isl ARTIFICIAL So 25Q
" peppermint. Western. tins vOcQsl; York, tine