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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool 17.-Exchange-B dull: extra India
mess 6Ts Cd Pork firm: prime mess. Western 72s
Hams-short cut. IL to 10 n. quiet AS Cd. Bacon
Cumberland 2S 30 ~ steady. ts; short Is
20 H. steady Ions clear middles. light. 80 40
n qet 46s Cd long clear mddles heavy. 80 as No.
quiet 46s short clear backs 10 to 20 no. dull 4as Cd
II 10 "a 10 steady Lard-AmeTtcan refined in pals
steady SOS 81: prime Western. tierces quiet SIS
United States quiet sos: good dull Sis Cd
Cheese easy; American finest white. 51s American
co0red, 52s Sd. Talow-Prtme city fFm 25s Sd
Australian in London steady. Us cottonsesd ol-LIu
POS Rosn-Comm0n steady As Tad Linseed oil steady
sls 3D. Petroeum--Rehnsd quiet ID. Peas-canadan
quiet IS lad. FlOur-St Louis fancy winter steady IS
Cd. Hops London Paeihc COAST steady 81 5s9f3 5s
Wheat-SpOt quiet: No California, IS cad: No 2 red
winter, 5s HAD; No Northern spring Is 2sd
December nominal; March. 6s
Spot Arm; American mixed new, I'd: American mixed
old 3D. futures quiet December nominal: January IS
cad; Merch. 3s Sisd
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og S9'tOn Exchs&ss Special Liverpool cabes-spO cotton
4al%sTS@R 1000 receipts lsooO 600 mid
80 futures opened steady: buyers
~ LEAD lower Closed DUN steady net anehanet t
February. IDS: February March. 6iih; March-Apr
Dos; Juiy.AugGst 4eSss Ahgusi-septembe 45os; De.
SSemoer Slse Administrations and clOthe quiet
FLOUR AND MEAI,--Although the marks, benefited
remained du and unsatisfactory business stand
able change sprnE patents were quoted
8 sesS TO- eRra No wSteT IS E sSsTS 30 wntsr
s. H.. RYE FI4oUR-Dnn; quoted: Fair to good
Steady; quoted: Kin dried, So s5@s2 40 as to brand
81: coarse STA FfcED-Firr: quoted: snTinr brsp
S5 Sg sacks IS 70 sE S. S s Sis G&sis spring
Sls so9Si corn meal SO inseed oil cake s2s' corn
GRAiNSWiaE1T@ a session in which specula-
last Week ana fuilv up to the standard Of mdSoliday
egnss ,se wheat market iei on &c hgher thaa il
nation during the DAY Statistics and English cables
operations while unexpected decrease OF $4,000 bush
subsequent recovery movements profcsionai
g5rs oia ie S0E s o ss sSe ae T9yas ship
total by dd5 zoe bush ana comnarSd with 45Gooo bush
even larger reaching not less than 1O3600oO bush. an
nerssss &c GAO 200 bnsf l,t -, The ofIsr hama 1Ssb
9sjbs ~ s,,rss Showed He s SeSsss =, M 6oa
tut London closed id higher on DecenbeT ait6cuEb x
I'd later deliveries On the Continent s,eadness
"a up ana udaPe points higher G GntiTrp was an
changed. circles reported trade export
account. amounting about loads altogether The to-
visible supply decrease largely the dis
Baltimore. The strength during the day did
fail make favorable impression the market.
Influencing more or less covering by shorts. In local
stocks there decrease lEI42S bush. and the
supply Of No Ger a decrease Of 1919 BUSH Primary
receipts for the day aggregated 2I000 BUSH conased
with 6as. 600 bush Minneapolis Duluth
had ga against $50 last and 554
Quotations OF cash wheat b ahoat basis.
follows: No l hard Duluth. sSc nominal; old No
Northern Duluth. 4izc: No Northern Duluth, safe;
Norfherp Eew-York 81 re; No Northern Chicago
York Tie. CORN-Most OF the day IN a
strong position, led by December option, which
Chicago advanced 2Ac buying attributed fears Of
squeeze similar the last month receipts. al
arrivals 547 without a
car OF contract. inclined 20
the thing in Tuesdays receipts estimated at 40
The weather has turned ttlesoft. and the
change will be likely benefit grain cannot
pass under almost perfect conditions such
prevailed In the last week Elevators in most
passage 900 BUSH and worlds shipments
fell 100000 bush under the previous week. SeRboard
cearances 6o2 The export reached
market closed rather ia sc net
soc1s al LOCO bush. and the
supply stiIl remained blank No closed
45lzc elevator and 45c ahoat; No corn, prompt
S5hc..-..OATS-Thk market again firm and higher
supply bush and local stocks 33
bush smaller than a week No oats closed at
27'4e; No g. 25e No white 81 5sc; Nc white BE;
clips SIC 500. .RYFc-MarSet quiet No l Western
quoted a sc Z b ahoat; No 2 Western. 56i2c b
aGoat; State 52a55c. BARLEH-Market steady
55q6So Buffalo. observation-disclosures noni-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-18

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull No
sprin, wheat S5d7O1zc: No red. T2GI4c; No corn,
39c: yellow, 39c No oats 21& d2Stc No white.
2514 q26c; No white, 24%q26iac; No rye 4Sq t9c;
good feeding barley 49Q56e; fair 70 choice mailing St9
soc; Northwestern, 81 6+9$1 65 prime timothy seed
45d$4 clover grade $O9$1O 20 mess pok
per Dbl. $l1 12laGSl1 25 lard per 100 To- - OSqS lO
Short ribs sides oose S6 2d$6 So dry saed shoulders
(hoxed IS STGS6 1914 short clear sides tbOxed So Goa
So 7O whskey basis OF high wines 81 p; SUGARS cut
loaf So 20; graduated IS TO- eonfeeteners A. 50 05
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market dull; creemeries. l5q24c diaries 1S4=Oc
Cheese dull. 1OA@II%c. Eggs dull; fresh, 23lsc
Cincinnati Dec 1TFlour steady; family. 81 1888 TO-
fancy, SO 20N$3 go Wheat firm; No red TIC corn
firm; No mixed. SOC. Oats quiet No mixed, 2oe Rye
steady; No 2, 54AG55c.
Milwaukee. Dec. 17.-wheat lower No l Northern. 73c
No . Northern 7Gl4970&c. Rye frm No 1, sic. Barley
higher; No 3 5996Oc; sample 45g5S1sc-
Minneapolis. Dec. 1T.-wheat-Cash. T2ssc; December
Northern. 729sc; No Northern. 691s970bc.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 17.-Rye -four quiet and steady; 50
per Dbl for Pennsylvania. Buekwheat Hour quiet
and unchanged fresh ground 81 2q$2 80 100 10
TO quality quiet but steady; fancy Western
creamery 26c; fancy prints. pc Eggs dull lq2e lower
do Southern 2ic Cheese firm but quiet New-YOTk fun
creams fancy. small II 4412c: do fair to choice 1O q
11sc. Receipts-Flour. 1000 bbls 240oo y IN sacks
wheat 10000 BUSH 100000 bush; oats l40oo BUSH
Shpmens-wheat, 600 bush; 234 600 bush; oats
81 600 bush.
St Louis Dec. 17.-wheat-No red, cash. 7oBc; De
cembsr 7O7sc: January T1Ssc: May 734T3hc: No 2
hard 6SIzc. CoFn-No 2 cash. S5e: December, 345se;
December 23Ae: May. 24zsc; No white 26lAe-
Toledo Dec. 1T-Wheat dull. steady: De
cember 76c May. Isc Corn active, higher; cash. SScs
December 39lsc; May, SIC. Rye SIC Oats quiet.
steady; cash and December 234c May, 25c Coverseed
1899 prime So So; December, So 70; March. So So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-18

probable that hay hand is made TO
I'LL up Of the demand Of these days of mod
crate rail supplies. there is animation in
the hay trade promises wholesale dealings at the
strong prices and from the present outlook the extended
interruption OF the holidays viii tend TO defer revival
fun movement We quote: Prime large bales per 100 10
BOG Nc J. stizgsotsei NO s2Gsse; No .; cog
T71ac; clover mixed S0S2sc: clover 1901 ze; salt hay
od45e small bales 504s ton under these rates for
Ray. .STRA-F1rm. with light offerings by rail. The
range for long rye s05c per 100 10 for good to choice
Receipts reported at the Produce
Exchange to-day Hudson River Railroad
230 Erie Railroad $40; Pennsylvania Railroad 100 Dela
Laekawanna and Western Railroad, 40; West shore
Railroad 30 Lehgh Valley Railroad 100: river boats IO
total 80 receipts OF 80 TONS by river %
tons; total. 80
Elgin, Dec. lion the Elgn Board OF Trade nut
ter 24ac to-day which price the market was
reported firm close of the business session the
annual place. John Newman, tne
king reelected president All the ether OF
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot Of Chambers ST.
follows. and minutes eaFlieS from W. I'D ST.:
O.OO m Daily.-Sold train for Buffalo. Arr, p.
Binghamton. Wayerly. Elmira and Bradford Coaches
paTlor and cafe dining % Buffalo.
..s;O p. m. Daiy.-ChicagO Limtted-Fasf maiI-SOlia
train 10 Chicago arriving $50 Arr Cleveland T. 40
sleepers Chicago, Cleveland Cineinnat Dining
$50 D m Daily -Bn1aio and Cleveland Exprsss-AFr.
Buiaio T06 Bradford 30 Jamestown T. 90 YOungs-
town 1877 a. m; Cleveland 1880 m Seepers 20 B1f-
falO and Cleveland. cafe
0.I5 D. IN. Daily-Soiid train for BinghamtOn Waysr-
~. EhnTa. Chicago seepers Buffalo. Chiesso Cineia-
Dining
TIVCKETs, Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at III. liz. 261. 00T
broadway l9S Fast l25th s. and 20 West I2sLh ST..
$50 ST., 9S Broadway, BROOKLYN: l22 River Sc
Hoboken and Jersey City station New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dee II. D. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet; prices
lS2d lower; American middlng fair 25S2i good mid
ding 5-32d; midding, 5Ssd; low middlng . 3-l6d;
good ordinary 4 l6d; ordinary 11-16d The sales OF
the day were bales OF which 500 for specula
zion and export included 900 American. Receipts.
i6 600 bales including ~ 100 American. Futures opened
Quiet closed quiet American middling. / m Z, De-
cember 1S64d buyers December and January, 1664d
and February IA tad sellers February
and March , 11-64d March and April 9-64d
sellers April and May 6495 7-64d buyers; May and
June 464d5 sellers: June and July. 64d sell
ers; July and August 63-64d5d sellers; August and
September. 4 5O-64d sellers.
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Railroaos.
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave Franklin ST Station, n. r.. follows
ana ION. later foot West 42d ST., N. r.:
'.TiO A. M.-FoT interm. points 10 Albany Montreal
tll:zO A. ND Lake MOhonk MinAewaska. SaFaIOga
Catskill MOUNTAINS and Utica
90 p. M-ChicegV Express, Daily
. r. M.-ConC Ltd for Detroit Chicago 81 I.ous
ts:45 r. No For Hudson River points Albany.
s6:l5 p M-For Rochester, Buffalo. Cieve. Chicago.
1900 p M.-F0F Rochester Buffalo. Detroit 81. Lous
1918 r. M-Por Syra.. Roeh.. Mag Falls. bet. &
spay. tDaIly except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn. An
mex No. iO45 A. NJ. at 2.45 r. NJ Leaves Jersey
city p r. X. Sta No. 4 IL 20 A. NJ. 3:3S r..
Time tables principal hotels and Offices.
checked hotel residence by Westcott EXP Z.
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. N Y.
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soI-rHEPN corToN MARKRTs.

Savannah 17.-Cotton quiet middling 5-16c; low
iddlng 1Sl6e receipts. 65b2 bales: Great
Britain 55+O; eoastwise 29S sales 1872 stock 1s G3
Galveston 1T.-Cotton quiet anu steady; mddlng
Csc: low IniddIIng 15-16c; good ordinary, 7l6e;
ceipts H. TS4 bales; exports the Continent 1888
coastwise 1865; stock, 23S 2T1
Baltimore. Dec. 1T-COtJon nOmina middling, lOei low
middling 9l6c; good ordinary, 1516c stock. 1858
bales.
New-OFeans Dec. 17.-CottOn quiet middling, csc
low mddfng good ordinary, S$sci receipts. 229
bales; sales 5000; stock. S5l. 952.
Memphis Dec 1T.-Cotton firm; midding, 91ac; low
iddlng 9c good ordinary. 1316c net receipts. 7161
i4I
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A DYERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received al Uptown Office No. 2f2 Broadway
pa north OF Slst-s. until O'Clock advertise
merits the following branch offices
Office rates until o'clock p m; VIA 2os shave 8 e
i52 Ct-ave., l2th-st.. Mays
and is2 ColumAus-Rve. Vest 60th-sC 100
West 42d-st 6th-ave % East isth-st; 25T West
s2d TN sth $50 aIth-stf ass
sS-svs estsssD 18Th and TTth loss % ave.
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NAVAL STORES.

Though prices materially higher to-day buy
eTs absorbed all offerings freely and created rather rm
undertone the spirits Prices at the close
tending upward. Resin. however, remains quiet and
without change. We
TAR-Regulers 50 So oil bbls. 81 CO.
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ftOSlN-Common TO good strained 81 T0qS1 20; II,
81 50; F. 81 30; c. 81 Ga H. 81 %: So X 81 10; NJ.
- 80; ~ 81 60 w G, SO 10; w w, 50 40
STOCK IN HAND.
Rosin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % SAG bbs
SPINS NurPehtine uDts
Wilmington. I7-Spirits turpentine steady 36lz
&c receipts p casks Rosin nrm, 81 2OqS % receipts
bbs Crude quiet, 81 3O4SJ30; receipts,
u bills Tar STEADY. 81 3d. receipts 635 bbls.
charleston. Dec lT.-Turpentine market firm. 3Ic.
Rosin firm UNCHANGED
savannah; Dec 17.-sprts turpentine firm, 372e: re-
cpts 200 bbis sales ESQ., exports, %. ROsn firm and
changed receipts $50 bbls; sales l,s3I exports Ss5
London Dec. 17.-Turpentfne, spirits, Dos.
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new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e-l2 A NJ. and 33S p M. Daily. except Sunday 70
Pittsheld: Sundays at 9. % A. NJ
Pullman all through trains.
Trains illuminated PintEch Light.
Ticket Offices 113 281, AIS and 1919 Broadway Is
Union So. w. PTS Columbus Ave. 1873 West 125th ST..
l25th St and 13Sth ST Stations York: 338 126
Fulton ST. and 104 Broadway. e d. Brooklyn
Telephone 200 street, York Central
Service. Baggage checked fom hotel residsncs BY
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN EFTEN. GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-18

Harrington Co.: 23f Buffalo lambs. 81 n, at IS So
George Dillenbaek: rs 112 10, at SO Is
Jelline. Wright & CO.. IL eulls. 40 N. at "a So II
sheep. 101 n. at 81 So
HOGS-Reoeipts for days s9h cars. or a. T57
head including about ga for the market. Feeling
Sellers quoted ordinary to prime hogs at 50 10
and s. 30 per light s. IS and 50 40
Country dressed hogs steady at 5q7e per 10 for heavy
light weights
Sales-Tobin & Shannon: State hogs, 200 10 aver
age, IS % per 100 10.
r. /. Kerns q Co. date Saturday,: Fl PennsytvaniA
nigs Ito 10. S. 35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-18

cOTTON-It q day O comparatively small things
ne Cotton EKchsuge. and none Of the sensational
efoencc H the AS matter OF fact busi-
he's Dol cotton futures smallest Of recent times,
s4 te tradf quite bent placing accounts IN
.4alhp f0U for the holiday ASIDE tr0nl tue
stsh nlhFke ndFices ana the crop movement tlefe
- Mite unOn ric5 ventures coula be based The
lc devoted puSt its entire attention 20 its interests
y sios and bonds ueelectfng cotton The opening was
e.1 WIN prices down some 90 y points under fairly
-lFh ana the appearance 81 more cotton M the ports
"a anticipated Tho lfm close here q Saturday caused
iaes - prepare Tor rise 10 Liverpool IN response of
points az lcaf5 thu regulation cables rt5OTtco IN
got cotton actually went 8-32d small sales As
s were sarge. tFnid holders turned against pgt1ous
49, ano sold ont believing sharp further setback
ileF here before the close But following The
&c persistent buy1ug Southern latter said
or against large oVoTEaisE Ia the NeN-Oreans mar
gt une - the highest the list. while prices In
90 are Internationally the pweFt 81 all, thus
49, ailer the hour the market settled decidedly
49, another ~ selling from all quarters. which
70 ~ incentive large estimates for tcmOrroW's re-
AZ Esea-Drlcans and Houston and reports TINT
sns ~ NeWYoTl FOR contract delivery. The decline
30 popular, and before nidafternoun values were
y NJ noon bids with the feeling steady.
curing The rest ~ the afternoon was inclined 10
&c, &c stated thst Southern contingent
..--Aiy offTsOld NeV-fBrleans the theory that
rs-sn would break the English and other markets,
- opportunity would De afforded for covering ana
m seasons end would probably prices above the
tgN level on The cotton famine ides Wall Street
- Eere moderate sellers El day: Europe sold around
s,sssy it but later bought The mRri1et finally
vas as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-18
THE STATE Of TRADE.

TrrraIo Dec 17-Spring wheat. No bard ola' spos'
s4r No Northern spot sic; No Northern HeT spS.,
Soc Winter wheat firm; No red nc; oI mixe o 10 80
yellow 41Sc; No yellow. Ale; No CORR h ~ a. 10
corr 41r No 4Oc steady: NO Whte, ~; ~ .
white asa2sI4c: No white. 2IG2TAc NO mixed - =
a26c; No mixed 251e Barley Sy e5@ low grades $50
&c rive 10 2 in store soc. Flour quiet easy
6,b.acn Dec 1.-THE leading futures ranged as 1ol-
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SOUTH PLAINFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals. Week
days, Lv w sd ST. ~ A NJ 10 and NJ Lg
and Desb. SITS 30 A. NJ, 40 - and 9BPM
Tickets and Pullman accommodations
1864 Broadway Is Union square West Columbus Ave- n r.
So Fulton Court % BdWy
Transfer Co will call for aud check baggage hotel
residence through Q destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-18

klo-Cotee ret steady no RIO, $3.50: eArnanke
SIC receipts bags cleared for the United States
e9e bags stock 214.00o bags.
Inc slalEtoa pnslian VI BRAZILIAN c0Uee ~ as ioIoNs
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ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA
slS0 t3O0 $40 t4O0 sf400 1880. 800 sT.Oo n.
$780, fI925 2 m .si2 Is mdt. -
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
- 80 tsoO. 1000 II so a. t1.Oo 1880 's.4O.
ofiees: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry 11s IT, 2sI
as4 95 1900 1854 Broadway I73 5th Ave- 73I 6th Ave.
- Union So West 153 East 125th St., S73 l25th
ST.; 2i5 Columbus Ave- New York; Court ST. 844. SEQ
Fulton ST. BROOKLYN: % Broadway Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage to des
tFrom Liberty only Daily. tDaiy except Sunday.
Sundays only.
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PENNSYLVANIA

DlUND llHHulh
STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DESBROssEs AND CORTLsANDT STREETS
1SThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets is i've minutes later than
that given below for Twcnty-third ssreef
station except where otherwise noted
Cars New YORK to PitsOurE sleeping Car Pirtsburs to
9.25 A. NJ PAST ffy e F1 tit and Cleveland
$50 a. ". PESNsYLV1NIh LiSITED Pullman Com
Cars cSeSso S eisgsan s1 Toisso A1 Cincinnati IN
I.5 6 H1;s S and n ISIS 81. LOUIS EFREss-gor
danapolis Chicago s. fIpsn'S b,, fns car
'-1.' ~ ~ ST LOUIS PREss.-For Pittsburg. IN
800 r, ". WESTERN ExpRFss.@FoT chicago. For
T " P2 sicfq2y P9snz Sar l,tssurE and chi
B-u's csnnests far Cleveland except saturday.
PREss-For Pittssurs. Cleveland and cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
~ as ~ % 1910 Ps.srossss and cortIandt s5sess
1855 d6i.das Ssri 2iS Delbr6sses and cortiandt
All 2Vl % % Congressional Linz an Pasior
S2rl - m 1910 blight. sunday rs s5S. 10
925 429 Dining Can. ass Dining Car. s.25 p
sorTHEIX RAILwAY-Eszpress. as AS p N. 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
Atlantic COAST IISE-Ezp SSs s55 a. and szS
cIaiEz 8 9 OHIO RAILwAY,-s55 a. m. and
SEABOARD AIR LINZ -FvDreaa 70 m. and
night daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--755 m
Atlantic cry @@e s9S 2 m saily :, m vss,sav,
1 sTogss yssIsuled Trains Buffet PaFOr Cars and
CAPE MAY.-I2 - a a, 1aax davs
vsst o. Nsw York and Long Branch Railroad IRON
-thiFd street StationG 500 a. m Y 80
-. ani 500 D. m Sundays. o. p a. M 40 D. m
i--'0 $50 and DO Sundays o 40 a. NJ 5lS pna
FOR PHILADELPHIA
oiO (Desbrosses and Cor,andt Streets 500 72J E55.
90 % % !955 Penna. Limited 1910 tDes5rossss
10 C9rtandt streets 10 0) Dining Carr, 1855 Dining
ar. IisIo q; m y - l255 Dining Carr 10 CDes-
presses ana Corandt Streets 20l 255. .. 355. Az.
- 'dining can 455 Dining Carr 951 Dining Carr.
SO tno coaches s2j SIS 925. 9.55 O4mited) 955.
l3 tDins carr a. H. l255. - - Dining Carl, I55
tplLlng Iarl 30. 355. 4 2j fDinng Carr 455 Dining
night
Ticket Offices o45 1875 1854 M Broad
way; AstOr House. third
and stations Streets:
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street 9S Frcafway and
Pennsylvari' Annex Station. BroOEvn: Station Jersey
CITY The York Transfer Company will
and check aggage from hotels residences through
70 destination.
Telephone "914 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. B. HTrTCHFNSON J. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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l1ilon clos'd quiet quotations NC lower
Hssi'et ~ 10 Tor uiddling uTlaDd and iosc Tor
'all halef. 800 tfes. Southern spot MARKETS
cs,-s Strapped a. foqBfs kew-Drieans quiet and un-
$780,, A ssci mobile quiet ana unchanged az &c;
srm ssS goef isc aeeline "a 3 S-isc: Charleston
- 80 UNCHANGED ~ SIC. Wilmington firm a stzc.
e'shtfs AoTfQk quef dnrhanged az CSC Ilniu-
~ h1nlnhily unchanged Toe. Augusta steady a.
Fstlo 70 lower; ~ Louis dui unchanged 3i2c.
no. receipts 60 morrow New Orleans. n 600 20
100, ssaiIlAi ls3st and gl.Jss last
week snd 1881 Hast year
tfeer't az Che ,otr,. a..
80 40 M same dag Nesk ana isFt wear:
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LACkAWANNA RAILROAD

New-YOTk. foot OF Barclay and Christo-
pher Sts- Leave
lacAa wanna Limited eiUuO a. NJ $500 u. NJ.
New f0tk & Chcag0 EX.s,- sluu II, NJ. e IS p NJ.
scranton Express T400 j. ~. fl220 -. NJ.
Chicago & Buffalo Limited o. 'VlU =. 81. $50 A. a.
UtiCa Ithaca * Buffalo. ea.la 4, NJ $3.50 A. 81
Buf & Chi N.. az 10 uldnG A. NJ
Slecpers al 0.3O II. n
Tickets 93 Fifth Ave. ga Columbus Ave, I1S
Fulton ST. brooklyn.
Wesfcott's Express Company will cail and caeck
baggage TO destination, tExespt SUNDAY. sDaily
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3.
(Penna r.. r. ferries)
sDsily. Except sunday Sunday changes c125PM di2B
M SIS AN . /! SO An ts45A-M YA55P,M xSl5 PM.
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Coffee Santos-Conee market weak; good aver
santos receipts. 5000 bags; stock lSO 90
bags Hamburg-Cohee market opened = = Pig hist.ed
ESQ > pfE lower = pig higher sales =a.VOO
Hayre-Cufse market Opened quiet; July IN
changed others frahc higher al u m advanced =
flame declined , franc ana Irregular az 0-qO
unchanged. total saies. g.. OO0 bags.
January IA So July .............. 80 -
fehuarv ~ ri August .............. 80 70
March ............. September 5000
sun IA ~ October ............. 80 90
hrt ~ ~ NoVemier ............ - 90
guns % -. December 80 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-18
CENTRAL r. R. OF new JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Electro. sumatic'' Signals.
Stations IN New York Liberty St and South Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty st. below
five minutes earlier. noted)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-18

Receipts OF breadstus interior points in thousand
last three cBheTs 5000 omitted, douT bbs gram oos'
as
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-05
a Card.

Mr.. Editor: Please allow us space in
your paper to express our appreciation
OF tho kindness Of Bush River and Mt.
Zion Churches to us. Yesterday, tho
initial day Of the new year, the broth
ron and sisters made it pleasant indeed
for tho pastor and his family.
Without any flourish OF trumpcts,
they came, unlcadcd their buggics and
wagons, sat with us awhile in pleasant
converse, and went away. They left
much for our table, much for the horse
and cow and two pigs in the pen. But
is this all? No; it is only the ending
up Of Christmas.
AS left the church on the 2nd Sun
day in December last, present OF
$lO.I5 was placed in my hands from the
young ladies Bible class Of the Sunday
School at Bush River. This p sent
would have been larger, | was assured,
but for the sad death of Miss Lois
Workman, whose mother IS the teach.
CT of this class and the leader in get.
ting up this highly appreciated pres,
cnt. And for moro than one winter !
have wrapped myself in Il beautiful and
| valuable buggy robe, Il Christmas gifi
from Mt. Zion Church.
Bat We have bccn here nearly seven
years and is this the first time these
churches have done any such thing tor
us? By no means. From year to year
| there has been the same kindness mani
tested, though not 80 much ut once
which may have been rs we'll. In this
way it has been: a four horse load OF
corn, a cow to milk, Il barrel Of flour
| hams unnumbcrcd. Christmas turkeys,
sometimes four or five, II pig now and
! then, and for once, We have thought it
we'll thus publicly to express our up.
prcC iution OF such kindness. May God
abundantly reward such givcrs
| NJ. ". Rankin unA wife.
| Jan. md. 1900.