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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-01-06
The Twentieth Century.

From the Ner YORK sun.
The sun has received - many evidences
Of confused minds regarding the beginning
Of the twentieth century that it will pre-
sent a proof that the twentieth century be
gins after the year 1900 Is ended, IN the
shape of little conversation
Qaesti0n-What Is a year?
Answer-Three hundred and sixty five
days.
What Is century,
One hundred ycars.
When did the year No, cad
December 81 Of the year l.
When did the year Ne. > BEGIN
January ]. sc the yyar
When djI the year ~ cnd
Decembcr 81, 4. y 20
pid tha, complete q century
No
Wheu was the century Completed
AZ the close Of the wear following 80 (.
or At lhc cls.c If ghe gear TOO
When did the -eosud century begin 2
January cf che year l Of the second
eengury. that Is. January /, y. u ial.
Whsn dad ybe ISth tcnyaTy end
Al the elosc 81 the nineteen hun,ins.iih
wear or a, gbe gi,~o of 1890.
q when dosr the 2O,h ceut0ry hcg1n ?
4 I, bcans 90 day No. | Of year Nc.
81 the 2o;h hundred ycar,-thai =, on
Jan ], 4 d 1891
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-01-06
The Duty on Hides

Fru-a sas E..ztsa Ndvrrtssof-
A ball ha- bccH introduced In Con
erg., H. repeal the duty on hiies Tbs
bill represent, tho strong demand. q the
heather industries &c Nse Eugaad There
!, zu..i deal a justice. coamon seu-e
aud ssuA business lg.ic behind shls de-
maud Yc, Pablie ppiuiua IA Washington
seems to be that the till has hgtle chance
of succsss. it Is to b. hoped that thss
opinion i f0uudsl ON nothing nUre than
idle gossip. 1t MAY as sell be aid now,
s. at any future iiue, that the business
men Of this sccsion of the country sev ne
reason Why a great industry should be
,nis,reaicd and unfairly taxed simply BE-
cause one large Chicago trJsst profits By
the tax. II lha,-c who Say that the tariff
question 5 settled and mus, NOT be X.
opened on any account mean "a Iraply that
the duty 90 hides Is 20 be perpetual they
are not helpiUs the cause Vi ppsecsion IA
New England By such dosnatic line d
argument
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-01-06
Millions in the Cattle Industry.

KANSAS CRY, Dec 30.-The cattle
industry Of the Southwest has established a
new record, and has made a remarkable
showing during the past year. Cattle re-
ceipts at Kansas City for the year 1899,
including COWS, will aggregate 2,017, 00O
head, or close to 200, 900 head above that
for 1898. The average value of cattle re-
ceived at the Kansas City yards during
the year was $50 per head, total OF
s63, $40, 900.
The receipts of hogs for the year were
2, $50, 900 head, decrease of 6S7, 900,
and the receipts of sheep 951, 100 head,
a decrease Of $40 as compared with
1898.
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Everybodys Magazine for January

The conductors of ETerybody's Magazine are evil
IDENTIFY endeavorng to give their readers bountifu
ten cents worth The contents for the January
number include seven complete short stories, eight
special articles subjects of current interest
profitable instruction. little poetry little fun
curiosity-page in photographs, some book buying
hints and a hundred and thirty-two illustrations.
The first story, 1.-THE Twenty-seyenth Letter of
the Alphabet, is breezy tale by Lucy Cleveland.
1t has mystery, is the twentyseventh letter
of the alphabet? The story Is left unfinished, and
the editor offers you hundred dollars for final
paragraph that shall complete it and explain the
problem.
An interesting account Of the new East River
Bridge now building, is given in 1.-The Greatest
Bridge on Earth"
Not the least interesting page in the book is that
in the advertising section wherein the editor tells
us what Everybody's Magazine is toeontain during
1900. If he gives all he says he VIII, it will be
big dollars worth
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-01-06
Heavy Snow in Macon

MACON, GA, Dec. 31.-The heaviest
snow storm whiting the memory of the old
est inhabitants fell here today. 1t is esti-
mated that the fall was fully six inches on
the level. Much wheat has been planted
in this section, and farmers say the snow
insures big crop.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-01-06
NO. 37o4 EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carrou Couuty, sit
ting as a Coart Of Equity.

The object Of this saii is 30 procure divorce
vincuio ma;rimoun from ihe defendant Alva
T. Pickett.
The bill states that the plaintiff : maiden
name vas Mary z. Aldridge; tina; she Is %
wears Of age, = resident OF Carroll county.
Asrylaud. That she, the said plaintiff, 10
,errnarFied with the saii defendant, Ava +.
PICKETT. ga the 18th dAy OF June. 1890. That
III. saii defendant abandoned asd deserted
th,, plaintiff on the Is, day Of September,
ISy6, aud that she has not seen or heard sGy-
,h.ns from him STAGE the date OF said aban-
Comment That he, the said defendant, ahan,
doued the plaintiff without cause or giving
her any reason whatever. That be leiL her with
Gus means Of support, and that she hAs slucu
the da4 IT said abandonment supported her
self by her oWu labor, That said abandon
fnens has continued uninterruptedly Tor more
than three wears and is deliberate aud final
bv him. aud the separation OF the plAIath and
dvfendAn, Is beyond any reasonable exPeeta-
don Of reconciliation. That the said defend
ant, Alya +. Pickett, IS a noon resident OF the
Stale Of Maryland
II Is thereapoa this 5th dsy Of December.
A. u lSaa. ordered hy The Circuit COHrt Tor
Carroll County, sitting 81 q Court Of E4sity,
that the plaintiff. BY causing copy Of this
order 70 be inserted in some newspaper pub
lshcyi in said Carroll county once IN each OF
faur Successive weeks before the sth day oi
January, 1850. giye notice to the said absent
iegeodaa, OF the objec, and substance Of this
bill. warning him 70 appear ia this Court IN
person or by attorney on or before the 18th
day OF January, next, To show cause, Il sny
BE- has, ahy decree ought not TO be passed
as prayed.
JAS. II. BILI.INGSLEA, Clerk.
True eopy,--Test;
dsra. 81 Jas h BuLIEGsLEA, Clerk.
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DRIvATE SALE.

L
The undersigned, ageat, has for sale the
foilo~iug described properties;
Dwelling house, No, is, 500 Liberty a.
street, Westminster; frame, part brick III.
aud part 4aaihcrboarici; rooms aud wIds
hall on ~ fiooy; 8 rooms and bath room on
"a foor; cellars anje, Naolc building. gas and
wafer vel arranged IN every respect
Lot No. 81. Liberty street; good newly
buill stable IN -ear alley.
Three lots ON FAir Ground containing from
? Ia p acres each; now ia grass. will D. sold
separately or jointly as desired.
Also "a. ~ Of IS acres. short distance from
The city o. Westminster; improvements ara
large brick house, staSie aud other outbu;ld.
ings This land is q. good quality aud in
good condition.; well wa,erei, &c VIII sell
i 10 whole Or any part of il desired. There
are several fine building sites upon i.
Terms 70 salt.
+. LYNCH, Agent,
sept 80 If Westminster. Md.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Galvanized Fencing Wire al prices that have
never been kuowu in the trade.
Lead and OIL so cheap that anyone can af-
ford % paint this season.
Ice is plenty. We have large stock of the
best make Of Frecgers aud Rctrigcrators-
Don't YOU need Gasoline or OIL Stove for
summer cooking? We have them; they are
cheap
Door aud Window Screens of various STYLES.
full line Of tirs;-class Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, Of long established reputation, al
reduced prices.
call viii soon convince Won that the bot
tom has been completely knocked ont O.; the
price OF Nails.
Glass, OILS Paints and Putty. Pias,ering.
Hair aud Cement, and IN fact everything in
the Bailiug Hardware line can by found, as
well a. los prices. at the old established stand
%
GILBERT GEHR,
Corner Main and Liberty streets,
Westminster. Md.
Plumbing. Heating. Spoatinr. Tin Roofing
Is cur specially. feb ~
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J. NJ. Burgs -four and feed mill at Angus
ia. Georgia, was burned Sunday night; loss,
$4,000; insurance, $84, 900.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-01-06
lss7 THE SUN 1900
BALTIMORE, MD.
TIE rAPEg OF THE PEOPLE.
FOR THE PEOPLE AND
WITH THE PEOPLE
HONEST N MOTIVE
FEARLESS N EXPR EssION
SOUND IN PRINCIPLE

newspaper Is an educator there are all kinds
Of educators. bat tho man who spends money
5udleiousiy gud literally Is better able 20 ifDpaFt
his know lcsige than the man rho has Little or
nothing 10 spend
THE sUS IS the highest type ola newspaper.
TGE SCs's reports from all parts Of The United
states are unsurpassed.
THE sVS's Cable service is the finest known. the
troubles in the Philippines and in south Africa de-
ulandad competent correspondents and vast eI
peuditure OF money and labor in getting the news
When sou get THE Sun you get news and lntelH-
gent presentation OF facts with H. wen as care
fully prepared articles Of editorial writers Of high
est standing When you read daily paper, whose
principal Recommendation is It's cheapneSs you get
the dreEs-genrraily very poor dregs at that
~ mail F'ny Cents a month; six months, s., one
year ST.
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week days only.
: To land Baltimore Passengers only
stops only when tagged.
Sunday Trains

on sunday Trains viii leave Hillen Station at 9 IS
m and . 80 p. m, Westminster His q. n. All D.
IN. arriving at Union Bridge at las a. NJ and 450
9. Leave Uaiou Bridge at 6.45 q. N. and 4.05 p.
m. Westminster 30 a. and s.3f p M, arriving
at Hillcn station at sU7 IA. m and 6.15 p. M.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania X. K. DAILY ex-
Cept sunday Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile az SIS, ass and 1910 a. and SIS and $50
p. III. Trains for Taneytowu, Littlestown and
Columbia leave Brucevile at 9.f7 a. N. and S.45
u.
points on Baltimore ami Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore, daily. except Sunday, at ~ a. m. and
mcdinte points leave Baltimore also daily, excepl
sunday. ut lG.t7 a N.
Passengers for and from CherTy Run Williams
port, Z. V. ana intermediate points, from and fof
stations east OF Hagerstown. change at Hagerstown
Orders for baggage calls can be LEFT at Ticket
Oiice. No ~ East Baltimore street. Baltimore.
J. NJ. HOOD. General Manager
oct7 4, II. GREw0LD. Gen'L Passenger Agent
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1900 THE 1900
MORNING HERALD.

An la3epruIeat Jenrual-Thn Truth " sihoag
Peas or FAFoz-AN INC News fsosa all tGz No1s1-
The Bsss uue Cent laz.ly-le i@srA
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EXPANSION IS COSTLY.

The Billion Dollar Congress VIII Be Out
done-War and Pensions Make Up the
Largest Part of the Government Expend-
itures-Estimates Made on Large Scale,
and but Small Chance for Reduction.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
The Stockholders of the Farmers Fertilizer
Company Of Carroll County are hereby mott
fed that the animal election, for the purpose
of electing a Board of Directors to manage
the affairs of said Company for the ensuing
on TUESDAY, the 9th day of JANUARY.
1900, between the hours of 10 a. N. and -
O'Clock. IN. BY order of the Board
JOHN T. DIFFENBAUGH,
decl6-te Secretary.
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THE SUNDAY HERALD.

Bzltlfau-e-z Favo=l.s Scs syaF~f and Model Home
Journal - - sud @ PaEes Lads iu Circulation
Issds IN Mcfit Lz-.ds ia Popularity singso Copy,
s Ceufa
Fog Nail Subscription
uNE MONTH .--s s...-.s--. iAc
SIX MONTHS ...-...--.-..... ..---..-7Sc
ONE IEAE-.--.- 81 80
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THE WESTMINSTER,
HARRY E. CIRCUIT, Manager,
Westminster, Md.
One of the Best Equipped Hotels in
the State.

Free Bus to and from Trains.
Hotel, Furniture and Fixtures Entirely New.
Ladies and Gents Baths and Toilets on all
Floors.
Hydraulic Passenger and Freight Elevator.
Heated by Hot Water.
Ges and Electric Lights.
Faed Stable Attached.
ire Escapes. oet2l II
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Plumbing Heating. Spoutinr, Tin Roofing
Is cur specially. feb ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

First neil.vre. Services at II o'clock Sunday
school. 10 o'clock
kirklsnd Sunday services II II a. m. and p m
Y. II :. G. r.. .. m. Sunday school At u noon
Taylor chur~h-Tayior sssnue and Thomas street.
a. IN. and n N.
i1ymeuth-Cnrner Third avenue Apf University
street Rev W H. q Temple. pastor Services
al II a m. and 7 % ,. N
German coaSresstiensl- seventh avenue. between
ifna and Olive Services II u a. n. and p m,
alternately. Edmond Gfisb pastor
Fisst~ Columbia Cify Rss Yr.nt n. Whitman.
pastor Preaching At II a n ard y m sen.
daY school, ie % a N thfisi.An hnieAfQf' ~
p m.
Gruen Iahs4Esv T @ ir~ss. pastel Mst,ipSs
hsid ~ the T. q. q. r fsll RtFslsr ssfficss -
u and 70 y ~. Sunday rhpA ~ = u'olnrk
Praise meeting a. TsiS.
t'niversisy- Thomas q wbven rlinisstF MoTn-
lng EeFphir, n a'slnek \ 7, G and even
rer 4, . m PrsYc7 wsetins THURSDAY, .. m
West SEATTLE = ngfth srA q csifgsnis
svrnns Rev George Ksn9ssa. rasfcx Services u
a. m ana : rs n ~ sgnasy sraeH y IA. y
s. {. y. - p r. Frazer AMI Rlha suiI. ~
, n Thnraisy
Pls1isr Rsluout stsnuc tua Ess, hsr7ison
s'rret Rev y T. szith ststay Sefsires TO-DAY
At u = a. Ard Z N > Is sandzg .ehosl. sN m
Y. 7, = C. X ~ 3 ~ i'FsFT meeting Ih1rs.
ckF. 30 p EtsyHna Eeiultsr
Esrrster- nsv r Sisheis pastor Service
A. n a W. sas e n ssrAsy schotl e. Y rs
p m YF a e y ~ r fntgrgnes1ls
gr.issvr. SIS . n. Frzg@ Eneiias. ThgrseAT.
~ 70.
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran tMissouri synodl-Rev II. Boil
Sunday school, sse a. n Services 10 70 a. M az
Tenth avenue south and Main street
Norwegian Danish Fourth svenue ana Pine s,r,s.
Rev b. A. Borreyik pastor: residence isss seyenth
avenue Sunday school at 80 a. m. Services at
II a. m. and 2. m.
Swedish ETangelieal-Third avenue near psss
Rev Martin L. Larsen. pastor: residence lT0s Bc,l
yue avenue Sunday services at 1880 a m sra a
.. m Sunday school, Il m. Prayer meeting :
y. m
German Esanreiicai Lutheran. lions - cor,ev
Terry avenue and Stewart street, Rev 4 Knanre
pastor: residence In rear Ct church. SUNDAY scsan;
at go a. Sunday services az 10 20 a. m. ana
30 p. m.
lmmanucl's Lutheran ehurch--Corner DIV, ana
Minor avenue. Services first and third Sundsvs ~
the month az II a. m. on second and fourth sum-
DAYS. at r m. Rev NJ. A. Christensen. pastor
residence. ii2a Seventh
Holy Trinity. Ensiish--corner Union stree. and
Seventh avenue. Sunday services. II a m ana "a
p. m. sunday school Z m Luther League Friday.
p m. Herman A. w. Yung, pastor: residence zsii
Sixth avenue: telephone. Red 5l0l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

had lost amount in cash larger than the actusi
totsls revealed TIE clearing house institutions. IN
their operations with the subtrrasury here. were
debtors 70 large extent, and the interior made
Unexpectedly heavy drafts for funds. Nevertheless
the excess reserve stands At nearly Sli.en,gc ard
as the is al hand when the natural trend
Of money Is in this direction. fears Ter The future
have been allayed An araissa Ct he individual
bank reports for the week. hc-erer. shnw that the
changes have been cnusned 10 ftv large banks,
and these institutions bold the srez.sr part q the
cash iDcreases noted Tie s.rrilai!o1 ten Is being
watched rzshsr clssciy iranxsi si-rss, more as
a matter Of en,isssy 70 obs.re The workings q the
isw, than WITH the idsa that The esarges viii
affect the sk.atsoa The banks seem 20 have at
tancd ma-in-n exeuis,icn hfureH .: pfesent. and
slight dsersAAss arr The nils tren wees TO week
TIE present volume Of c.rrustscn .ssc9cd ~ TIE
Ner Yea basin il sc. rssr~ I; WI require
m-n.. TIE circui.usa Is less than hall fhat pef-
mitted By law. There rsssfvc power in this fact,
win lead 10 a general effort TO increase prcse.t
figures.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

n following prices are being offered to the pro-
49, II the oesi dealers for delivery In round lots
q ~ dcek and IN ths car at Seattle;
(ssrfn : Data ss36f2s; harley. sl5Hb; wheat.
tAsrxsn Nd, ~ %; hfan si2.g; shorts. si3. 5o
Iey- rusef sound, siiai2: Eastern Washington
tIno1hy. ~; sBaiia, y 50 per ton.
fas-- etpefly fresh ranch. 6937c.
6stfes- Fresh ranch lsslsc; creamery maize.
fealtry Live ehictens ioGs's; live turkeys. ls9
=: rssls. NJ: ducks. lie psr ID.
I'm 0fsrk-Chesce bsef cattle. cows. SIC:
esss. oEtHc; choice sheep. sMe4c; hogs. live. s@
tkc; elses. Hive. M7c.
iIldes Peiu ant wooi--Heavy snd salted steers,
~ y IN, g.: medium. sound. per ID. fe:
-. ssuud, under &c lbs, 7c; cows. sound all
v1i1k&s fe; slsu, bulls and oxen. &c. salted
~, Il: calves, per ID. shci green hides, lc less
ikse seitsd; dry hdss per II. i3c dry culs, one
IND ~; sunmm deer. per H. 2sd3oc; winter deer
~. 1axDe papep deer. ia9l6c, dry elk, saloc !;
gsfn Id, A8Se sheep pelts. @ca$1.90; rhearinas,
49,; Eastern Washington wool. Naflc: Western
WashiaCon wool, isc: dirty or timber burned. II
(iSe. saltow. za3Mc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

81 siephsns-BaIiard Rev r z. Hyland. rec
tor Divine service Sunday at II a. m and %
.. n.
St Luhes-Reuisr. Services on second ana fourth
SUNDAYS q the month at p. N. with sermon hy
Rev. II. II. Gowen
81. Paul's-corner Warren Avenue and Reruh,iran
street Rev. Rodney Arnev. rectsr Sunday school
si5 4. Services II a. m and 70 ~ m
81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES avenue sous s,s
Washington street Rev George Bnzxenr. rector
Sunday school. 10 a. m Morning prayer sermon
and communion II O'Clock Evening PRAYER AMI
sermen. -. Evening subject. "Christ's Position as
10 Poverty ard Wealth"
Trinity parish chSrrh-Cogner Eighth sveur. ana
James street. Rectcr, Ret. II. II. gloven sew
ices. 20 and II r. N. ard : 70 n m Morpsnr
subject. The Herald Veices o. the Church. Fven.
inc snhject first lecture by the rector Religious
Progress ct the century-f-. ExpSrsion."
ST. Marks ehnrrh-MaGiscn street and Rro.sw.v
Rector, Rev. J p d. flwvf Services aud n =
aud Tssn D. Morning topic AN Asvypt
pal Church
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02
MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


- rx,.si Saturday trade ws on today. neither
- s.rs- nor rery small. and prices continue nfin-
rh.-s view No new features on Western avenue,
onsn .s q. ' q ;ri and ID" ,srssbis are
Ss-.ss~s q ossfsd prices Local and ouisiae de-
"a ~ sssady bot not abnormal, nor hkeiy 10
= crt d ne eszai ecufss Tor several "ssa y,na
.s;t~ vi, he enppl, II not, indeed. something
ssssssH 4 ii, ii she case Of Warrington creamery
sts,~ I rttls pressix;iiy Of weakening marsst.
80 - ~ aaotsd. and that Is about an the
nss- s-sonrtinr practically 20 famine. Owing
= ~ ~ Tastsrs pfodccf. OF which there Is
9..s.fr, supey, 4. sitter IN pfies and selling Al
WIFI The ros.'y s sS xosd np b he eass
...u,i.s ~ Abundant and sufficient TO meet the
xsr.snd ~ sune days TO come Receipts To-Day
s~rs ysrx neht and this has helped the sitnation-
u.s 10 and feed unclaimed 10 price, and
~ <.ssrd rsss ! steady market. Dealers are
ss.1;s,nias. nos q lack Of trade. bot o. the dnt-
sr,ss Il kssdinz ths.r ,rppiies Wietehed railway
sses ,,ss s ss:H .s 20 aaa os Of Duss
~. y. - 10 .ssv.and. thsy say, why u should
ssst.rs 49, sws y three days 70 va>s. and IN
serss cas- SOS. ~ : car GIsr tearHns $500,
x es,rrt n : sadstarscfy condition
y 80. Il ~ snSaxe M the WOOL and hide situa-
~. psi~ss siSIns CsdvusrY, sad ~ nifle ae-
sss;,y a ne s>strt nastsrn holders ~ raw wool.
sss,s - % sll 81 current questions, are not
sst,,1s y tan \ ,ssss for less, and that per
~. i Is, n At 49, Of the outlook
$3.50 80 esssS sssstiy sold. such prin>s As are
- MO- ~ .ssss IRON Ii11sc, With not many
- ssssssd 4 "a srura;. The crop Is said 10
n isrssf sui1, ssd u . further believed that but
n,st. q 4 Ell be .rrtsd over to The next SEASON.
ss..,.h 4 - Z reported slackercd demand In
~ Ycrt hon brsw~rs and exporters. the market
euliuvM m, sish no present indication OF weak
r. loesl wheat msrkes continues quiet, and
,vilIs enotsfions flucfuate NC mp or down, there
I. blf.s nossmsnt go,ng on otherwise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LoNpoS, Dec l-Wheat-Chraoes on passage
steady. 's -' Nu4"s o1s
nj ifEkPooL. Dec. l--whest quiet: wheat IA
markets quiet
te m-st Louis fancy winter. steady s. Cd
sst-spot, steady; No. California, g. 2itd; No
"a eu western winter. e.: No. Northern spring 6
81 FUTURES. quiet; December, IS lzds March, g.
pesosn-spot, quiet: American mixed. new. a I'D
ax11 nominal; December, Is sd; January. Is
sssd; March, 3s gisd
% heps at Londcn-Pacihe coast, STEADY: e. $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

e. saEvftsr eaAnty, yer NJ Nc l 4, a.
y, $500 sss o. steS Ma cstar. tsss ", -.
& Hs X ssase loSs, &S, ceAaf aAlasle bs,s
~ = ,se rSasA s. ", thick anssh ,s,....,
hr.st'. .aes q and 4 inehes wias siSsss,
49, 80. oasteh anssa. slSsIs All ,.~ ,S pey u
ta~s,ass sleesias Dressed ard uss,fSss az -
a'eS< ssAsaa sGsA ssAls; Ri.SA. q Ia, 3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec i.--whest formed duh market
OF tho variety known changing" which Is TO
say that traders getting Of their December
deals into later ones January opened shade high
CT. at f0&e, and sold early To foKc. There was no
particular demand. hut offerings light because
OF fairly steady cables and light deliveries on De
esmber contfacts Between 10000 and 800 o0s hushels
put out early The belief that the December
liquidation had ahont exhausted itself also tended
to hold prices bnck. Later. however the liberal re-
ceipts the speculative dullnsss and bit of fagend
hnnidation sent January down 10 ToAc At this
point the market steadsd, on the New York report
~ ffty three loads taken for export and the close
was only Nc down. at iess@T0i5c
Corn fairly active and higher early, hut dun
and slower MAY closed unchanged at Ift@5sc
Oats unie, and easy. May closed isaAe
lower. at 2s&IgsAc.
Provisions were nrm early on the deliveries.
only is.a ticrccs Of lard ana talk II lard corner
by the Cudahy brothers who continue 20 buy De
eemher and sell January. Later however. prices
ased OF. The close fairly steady. January
pork closed unchanged. lard 2i9esc down. and rihs
&c depressed
The leading futures ranged follows:
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02
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