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In the Dividend List.

There is scarcely any doubt that the
Dexter-Tuscarora viii be among the
dividend payers after the close OF the
quarters run az the mill. which Will be
along In February. They are treating
about 100 tons OF ore a day and both
mine and mill are working without a
hitch.
A. y. Muller has returned from the
mine and says that never before IN rs
history has the property been In as
good "a condition as az present.
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WATCH OUT THE CENTURY.
Preliminary Meeting to be Held TO'
morrow Afternoon.

A preliminary meeting will be held
In room 5O7 Of the Templeton building
tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock. for
the purpose OF making arrangements
to watch out the century. The meet
ing is being held under the auspices
OF the National Red Cross society,
which organization Is directing the
holding OF such meetings throughout
the entire nation. The officers OF the
Ladies' Relief Society. Young Ladies'
NJ. /. A., Primary association. all la
dies clubs in the city and all other
women who are interested In the mat
ter are cordially invited TO attend, DR..
Boynton. who recently toured the State
with ], Ellen Foster will address the
meeting.
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FROM THE sAPHo.
The New Company Have Bonanza
on Their Hands

Or. Keogh the president OF the new
ly formed Sapho Mining company,
whose property is situated IN Elko Co.,
Nevada, is in receipt Of a letter from
Frank Wilson, the manager OF the Elko
Gold and Copper Mining company, and
who is likewise looking after the in
tcrests OF the new company Mr.. VIII
son says that a vein Of oge has been
encountered IN the new tunnel which
has been run In on the ledge which
opens out TO four feet IN width and
which is giving forth some astonish-
ing assays. Two samples Of ore taken
across the vein az different points. one
assayed ounces IN gold and 40 ounces
In silver, and the other taken nearer
the surface went ounce in gold and 30
ounces IN silver.
Two shifts OF men are now engaged
running the tunnel and pushing II with
Will. President Keogh said this morn
Ing that the tunnel was started with
the intention OF reaching two pipes OF
ore, which were known 10 exist between
800 and 400 feet from the mouth and
that the ore encountered was a genuine
strike.
All of'the stockholders are Salt Lake
people and they feel that they have In
the property a bonanza,
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so PER CENT OFF

Until Christmas we will give M,
per cent off the price on our an0,
stock OF Ladies' Misses and Chl1.'-.
Jackets, all now. choice goods. THAI
the greatest bargain offer ever mad,
IN any market, as 10 per cent on og.
already low prices brings the arte'a
so low, that any one can. and sh1gf
AFFORD 10 avail themselves Of this al.
.traordinary opportunity.
II, X. THOMAS DRY GOODS co
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Are Conndent Of WINNING.

Morrow Wilkinson. Of the Mammoth
mine, Is up from Tlntic Mr.. Wilkin-
son says that everything around the
property Us looking fine and work pro-
crossing without a hitch The ores IN
me old bonanza are showing M better
man ever Mr. Wilkinson says that
me miners around Eureka and the
other towns o' the district. are already
forecasfng iha outcome of the great
SUIT now 90 progress. and according 10
MN are confident mat the Mammoth
VIII come out on TOP.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Frawey company was greeted
at the Theater last night by a hand
some audience, but one not quite so
large as the strong merits OF the COM
paty deserved This was doubtless due
90 the fact that Madame Sans Gene"
had been done here by Kathryn Kidder.
and that Il lacked the novelty Of the
Great Ruby and other plays Of the
repertoire, for which there y already a
heavier sale. It must be said al once
thar Mr.. Frawley has brought together
a company which for all around excel
lence has not been eQualled by anything
he has presented since he became
manaEer. Miss Van Buren, IS an ad.
mirable successor TO Blanche Bates. and
we hardly think that Miss Bates her.
self could make ~ the character Of
Madame Sans Gene what Miss Buren,
did. She Is charming IN face and figure.
graceful in action, and possesses the
arts and magnetism Of the finished act
ress. Her dellneation OF the uncultured
daughter Of the people was quite remi-
nlscent Of that Of Miss Kidder. II
lacked occasionally I'm strength. but Il
made up for that IN sweetness The
only Earring note in the rendition was
the coarseness suggested by several OF
the lines and some points Of the action.
both OF which could be eliminated. and
both Of which. while they may indicate
the real character OF the washer woman
she was portraying leave disagree
able effect. As we recolect Il. there
was no such broadness IN the version
used by Miss Kidder. The supporting
hfo9
Overtowered every one else IN the cast
was admirable, first praise being due 10
Mr.. Reynolds. who Marshal Lefebvre
was manly and rugged dellneatlon
throughout, Equally strong was the
Fouche Of Mr. Shaw. an admirable rem
ditlon Of the foX-like Chief Of Police.
barring the one fault OF a too rapid de-
livery. Mr.. Frawley himself had the
part OF the immortal Napoleon. and
sustained II thoroughly well. The make
up was a clever Imitation Of the WELL
known portraits. and the character was
sustained well up to the proper pitch.
excepting Mr. Frawley's one uncon-
querable tendency 10 occasionally trip
in his speech. The others In the cast
were all capable and the dressing was
magnificent. The audience was strlk-
ingly cold at the beginning, but warmed
up and gave some hearty curtain calls
before the end. TOnights bin viii be-
the Great Ruby" a noted sensational
play which has never yet been seen in
Salt Lake. and which was originally
brought TO this country by Augustln
DAILY. II possesses great balloon
scene which alone Is said 10 have made
It's reputation.
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south Country Booming.

P. 7. Farnsworth, who has Just re.
turned from a trip 10 the Horn Silver
mine, says that the old producer Is
going on about as usual without very
much change from week TO week. In
speaking OF the country around the
Horn Silver, he said that greater ac.
tyity was manifested than ever before
The system of gophering IN the
ground which has so long prevailed In
the district was giving way 10 deep
mining and that astonishing results
would be seen IN the near future. The
Cactus mine. he said was working "a
large force " men and the ore bodies
being opened mp We're fine and OF great
extent The Imperial was fast becom-
Ing a mine. ia fact he confirmed the
report lately brought up by Mr. /. y
Morrison, which recently appeared in
the News
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AN EXCELLENT CONCERT.
Nessrs. Goddard and Mcclellan Score
Hit In Ogden.

Messrs. Goddard and Mcclellan. as.
sisted by Miss Harrington, scored a
great success IN their concert given In
the Ogden tabernacle last night The
building was well filed and although
the Ogden audiences are not very dem
Onstratye, they were exceedingly en-
thusiastic on this occasion.
The concert was preceded by thlr-
" minutes lecture on voice culture by
Mr.. Goddard. who not only demonstrat.
ed his thorough knowledge OF the sub
ject but evinced much ability as a lee
turer. The program was very strong
one, and each artist was enoored with
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CnICAGO MATINEE.

Chicago. Dec. f.--May wheat opened
at % TO 1874 and advanced TO 1875.
Close Wheat-Dec. 70i; jan, 70N;
shay, 72hG%.
Corn-December, 2i%; January, 2l%;
May. 23M
Pork-December. sl1.25; January,
1920. May Sl2 ora.
Lard-December 100, January, SSH;
Rihs-December. $3.50; January,
Sc 22is. May. So 30G6.32i4
Cash; Wheat-No red, 73haN&
No. 8 red. 7OG722s: No. hard winter,
GSN07O: No. hard winter, 67SQ1O; No.
1 northern spring 70%m742s No. 3
northern spring 7Okd74S; No. 3 spring
66Q72ia.
Corn-No. 2. $685.; No. 8. 85l4.
oats-No. 2, 221l No. g. Rock.
Rye-i6ib.
Cloyer-3SGj9.
Timothy. 90
Northwest. 1.6l.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. Dec. -Cattle-Receipts.
G000 Generally steady Good 70 prime
steers. 5.l0d6 30. poor to medium, 400
as. 30; stockers and feeders 2.2)qi.3o;
COWS. 2. G0d4. 80, helfsrs, 2.G5dj.25i can
ners. 2.0OQ2 90; bulls. 2.50Gi.25.
Hogs Receipts, today, $4,000 tomor-
row. q. 900; left over. 2,O52 Generally ;
cents lower. closing weak; top, 800
Mixed and butchers. i50G5.00; good TO
choice heavy 1864 IS. rough heavy,
t5OG4 90: Hight, 4.eOQi97i4; bulk OF
sales, 4.Sodi90
sheep Receipts, 1900. Strong, good
10 choice wethers. 4.O0G4.50; fair 10
choice mixed. 3.60dil0, western sheep,
4.00Q4.40 Texas sheep. 2.t0GS.65; ma
tive lambs, 4.0Od5.j0; western lambs,
.Sjqj,l 10.
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Receipts, 10000 10 cents lower: native
steers, 4OOq5. 40; Texas steers, 1000
IS. Texas cows l,5o03.50i native
COWS and helfers, 2.l0di,25. stockers
and feeders, 2.J0d4.25; bulls, 2.25W
$50. calves, A25Q5.6O.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000. 3 cents lower;
bulk OF sales, 4.Sh0AsQ heavy and
packers, 4Sjd4.g5, mixed, 4.S28Q4 80;
light. 4s2ia0l.95; workers, 4,Sjqi.s5;
pigs, 4.50q4.s0
Sheep-Recelpts 5000 Steady;
lambs, 40OG5.3 IS; muttons, 20oqiS5.
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A Grenl NIenlcnn NIlne.

Six Los Angeles men are interested In
newly discovered mining district Of
southern Mexico and are confident that
they have the greatest mining property
IN the country The mines were located
about year ago by three men, one OF
them being II. Christie OF this city.
Speaking OF the property today, Mr..
Christie said
Il felt from the first that We had just
as good thing as any one could AJAX
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sl'.an. Wash Dee l0-A fpa.a
40 .l' 'H.'n..H from Nelson. Is. '.
n.Iaas news u. g stamped. ur Fourth
o. July Greek lru.h NJ "a, Is. tua
river shot gold has been discovered
WIN ground running so 90 me cubic
Iara birglu-s in That vicinity have
heen secretly worked by George Arnett.
an old miner f0r three or four wears. n
IS estimated he hes cleaned up $40 00
The strike extends on both sides m ~
british boundary.
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At a meeting OF the stockholders Ia
Refine Mining company yesterday IL
was decided 10 Increase the capital
stock OF the company from s250000 TO
100000 shares. The position Of score
tary, from which A. S. Daw resigned
was filled by the appointment OF A. l..
lacOhs 10 the nneltinn
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Overland Matters

Manager Duncan OF the Overland has
returned from his trip 10 the mine.
He reports progress IN the work of
putting up the mill, which he says Is
nearing completion. lie says that this
will claim his attention for some time.
and that he has not yet mapped out
the course he Will take with regard 10
the Chloride Point mine, Of which he
has lately been appointed the receiver
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FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Dressing saeques.
Choice Wrappers,
Bath Robes,
Children's Coats,
Infants Cloaks.
Infants BOnnets,
SIX Waists,
Cashmere Waists.
Flannel Waists.
Fur Collarettes,
Ladies' Petticoats,
OF which we have very large assort-
ments, OF the best and newest STYLES
To make things interesting TO pur-
chasers until Christmas. We Will allow
an additional twenty per cent discount
from our already marked down prices
X, X. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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ALWAYS THE BEST.

Those who always want the best are
the sort OF people who use Three Crown
Baking Powder 1t is better than 9TH
ers and saves you money at the same
time. We are careful In the manufac-
ture OF II. 50 that YOU may be assured
OF having high quality and low price.
II is an economy and a pleasure at the
same time. II furnishes you the best
on the market at a reasonable cost.
You will be glad 70 use It because II is
right.
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nENYER LINE sToCK.

Denver. Colo, Dec. l.-Cattle-Re-
ccip,s. zoo STEADY to strong Beef
steers. Q 00Q5 90. COWS. . 50d3. rs: feed
ers freight paid TO river. 3.00ai.35;
stockers do. 5.2504.35; bulls, stays,
etc.. 2.OG3S5
Hogs Receipts 300. Steady; light
packers A15QAS0, mixed and heavy,
4S0T4.S5
No sheen
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Notice 10 Holders OF Salt Lake County
Warrants.
All county warrants registered after
March LIST. 1898, under register No
ANS are now payable.
5. II. LYNCH,
County Treasurer.
Dated Dec. 9Th, 1900.
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VIII Resume Work.

President John sharp and ]. a. Jacob
son OF the SHARP Mining company are
at the mine. which lays near the Homer
Inc at stockton The visit Is for the
purpose Of going over the property With
q view TO start working Il once more.
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Select your Guitars, Mandolns. VIC.
Inns. etc, at the cut price and we will
keep them TIL Christmas II you desire
a.
FURIOUS CoALTER MUSIC CO..
Doors South OF Z. C.MI
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SUGAR.
sugar-Raw firm; refined, steady.
MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on all nominally 400 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4H45 per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business in bankers bills az iS4is u
iSi7. for demand, and 4.SOA64.Sl for
sixty days,
Posted rates 4.SlHq4.S2 and 4S5ik y
i.S6, commercial bills 4S0h.
Silver certificates eiil4G5,
Bar silver, Sass.
Mexican dollars j0H.
Government bonds steady: refunding
p registered, l0iA; refunding 2s cou-
pom. l.0i4 3s registered, l.09ia, IS cou-
pom. 1.1Oi4; new Is registered and cOu-
pom. IS: old As registered 1.i4ia; old
Is coupon. LIZ; IS registered and cou-
pom. l.l2A.
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Largest Sales on the EXchadge for
Three Years,
STOCKS ARE STILL SOARING
over Sixty-Gve thousand shares
Change Hands Lower Mammoth
Reaches $3.50.

Today was a record breaker on the
exchange From the opening the
brokers were In a mood for business
ana at times the excitement In the pit
was intense, while stocks were trans
ferred with a reckless abandon seldom
Witnessed even among these exoitaple
beings. In all. G5,5oO shares changed
hands and all Of them upon a rising
market 1t was u great day for the
bulls.
Consolidated Mercur opened the
trading and was dealt in TO the amount
Of 800 shares. the first sale OF 200 gong
at 800 straight, and 100 at cents De
low that figure.
Daly-West had made another jump
and sold nearly a dollar higher than
the highest point before reached, oV
shares bringing S26.Gia.
When Lower Mammoth was reached
the eXcitement,of the day began Ihe
stock 'opened at Sl2O per share Dut
gathered strength with each succeed
ing bid, scoring sales all along the
line until IL bad reached Sbis' Wheh
Il began to decline. the last sale being
erected az / 20 per share and at the
close was wanted az three-quarters OF
cent above that figure.
May Day entered the lists immedi-
ately after and handed out shares TO
the amount OF $500, the highest SAFE
being al IS cents and the last at BAN.
Sacramento was strong and brought
IS cents, while Silver Shield was dealt
In TO the tune Of 500 shares az 70
cents star Consolidated, which had
been going down for over a week took
squirt skyward. and amidst IN
tense excitement reached 20 cents.
raise Of 10 cents. but declined before
the close OF the call and sold for $40.
Swansea which brought 1898, Ben
Butler which reached 2is cents entered
the lists. as I'D Yankee Consolidated,
Joe Bowers and Emerald and helped
10 swell the total All the other stocks
ware strong closing as follows.
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CAMILLA c. CoBB.
SEVENTIES OF GRANITE STAKE.

SEVENTIES OF GRANITE STAKE.
A council meeting VIII be held by
the First Council OF the Seventy with
the presidents Of the l4th, 6lst, 72nd.
lO5th, ll5th and l22nd quorums, Thurs
day, December l3 1900, at 2 .. m, at
the Mil Creek meeting house. a gem
eral Seventies meeting will be held
with all the Seventies belonging 20 the
above named quorums at .. m. Thurs
day, December 49, 1900, at NH Creek
meeting house. Presidents and Seven
ties are urged 10 be In attendance as
It Is an annual visit TO these quorums.
j. G.. KIMBALL,
General Secretary.
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TRANsFERs % eT..E

Con. Mercur, 200 q $500; 100 q sass;
Daily West at $26,67A 800 y s26.571s.
Lower Mammoth, z1v q. }I,-y, -.. A..
Sl.gQi4; 900 o Sl.2l; 800 q Sl.2li. 100 u
Sl.2lH; 100 n N.22ia, 100 q N23is 100
z Sl.23l9, 200 q sl.2i; 100 q {2.242,
400 q Sl25; 100 q E.25h 400 q 81 25is
100 q SIG. 100 q Sl26iz; 100 q sl27;
100 0Q Sl.2S: 100 a 81 2St.; 100 q Sl.2Sls.
200 q Sl.2S9, 100 q 1929; 100 q Si.2SN;
l.1O5 q N.30' 800 q $l.3O 200 q N.3ii4
100 q Sl.aa 400 q 49, 800 q 81 32ls /:
1000 q l.33; 200 d 81 .S3la; 1000 q $l.3i.
1000 q SL3j; 100 a 1888 100 q $l.34is.
100 q N,56b 100 q $l.S2i4 200 a 81 80is
200 q sl32A; 100 q 1.3lH 100 q 81 SQA ;
100 q Sl3Oh 100 n Sl2s&.
Emerald. 5000 n 8.
Joe Bowers. 5000 a g.
Yankee Con. 500 n H.
May Day. 500 q 90: 300 q So; 200 q
81 100 q S67s 100 q 36H. 1000 q 9sls
1900 q 36il 100 q 36k. 100 q S6A.
Northern Light. $500 q q.
Sacramento $500 a IS.
Silver Shield, 1900 a %.
Star ConsolldateN 100 u siA;; eco a
Slis; 100 n S2h 5pNd Soy; 300 q 500.
200 n S3is; 100 q 50. goo q say 200 a
Siit. 900 q IS; 200 q $50; 500 q So 400
q 81. 500 q @ia $500 q IS: 800 q ssls:
100 q sss 100 q SIS coo q SSa.; 1000
a. 50; 200 a SS4 200 a ssA; 100 q
SGh 100 O s5n; 100 q Si% 100 q sax ;
swansea, $50 q 1898.
Ben Butler 2.o0O q ?; 1000 q 2h;
1000 q 2it. seller 30 days.
Shares sold, $500.
Bringing S3te59S5,
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At the Grand this evening Hoyts "a
Stranger In New York" win open an en-.
gagement OF two nights and a matinee.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
PRIMARY CONFERENCE.

The Primary conference Of the Salt
Lake Stake will be held in the Assem-
bly, Hall Saturday. Dec. Is. 1900 at 10
O'Clock. An interesting Christmas pro-
gram will be rendered by the children
Parents and ell interested are invited
10 be present good attendance Of
officers and children is desired. Prof.
Stephens will have charge OF the sing
ing.
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SPECIALTIES WERE UP.
Market Opened With Heavy Buying in Eyi-
dence and General Advances.
Steel stocks strong Many Railroads
Rose Large Fractions Bonds
Not Active.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE market OPP
ened with heavy buying IN evidence and
genea advances. Americans were IN
demand for the new account In London
and the internatlonals were lifted here
Reading first preferred was taken in
very large blocks at an Advance OF "a,
The steel stocks were strong under the
leadership OF Tennessee Coal which
rose l4. Stocks which displayed the
most strength at the outset made fur
Their Improvements. Besides these, SUI
gar Amalgamated Copper. Rubber. on
tsrlo q Western. Erie first preferred.
and the fractions were / 10 2M higher
the latter figure for Erie first preferred.
While the general railway list I'D not
keep pace with the specialties, the At
chlsons. Burlington and the Paclfcs
rose large fractions New Jersey Cen
tral was a notable exception. going
down n. In face Of heavy demand for
other coalers. Steel and Wire was
forced down point, but rallied to the
top. Profit taking affected most stocks
IN the second hour. the decline amount
ing 10 1& In American Ice, ~ In Metro
politan Street railway. ~ in Tennessee
Coal and point In Peoples Gas and
Pressed Steel Car preferred, Lackawan-
ma and Federal Steel. Material adj
yances were made by North American,
General Electric and the Rubber pre-
ferred and American Smelling was run
up to SO, but the movement did not
help the other steel stocks. While the
Eries fell away. ontario & Western
continued upward touching 26N, At
midday the market was heavy, but al
most stagnant.
Bonds were less active but strong
generally for the medium priced issues.
Very large buying orders appeared In
the Reading stocks which lifted the
first preferred an extreme %, the sec
ond preferred almost as much, and the
comomn 49, Union Pacific preferred
advanced 2 points. The persistent
strength In the Readings sustained the
market to the close which was steady
at about the best prices except for the
steel stocks.
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- rnANcIscn GRAIN.

San Francisco. Dec 1l--Wheat--
steady; May 1895 cash, g7s
Barley Inactive Dec 72ia; cash, 70.
KANSAS CITY 1--we STOCK.
Kansas City Mo, Dec 1l.--Cattle-
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Stops the Cough
and works OF the Gold

Laxative Bromo -Qniuine Tablets cure a cola IN
one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price Is cents.
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RECEIPTS oF COTTON.
NORFOLK MARKETS.
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.


CORN-White corn, 51c.; mixed corn.
OATS Mixed oats, soc.; white oats. SC;
HAY-No. Timothy hay, per carload
lois, sl7oO117.5o: fol. ton lots. $500; No 2.
$3.50; mixed hay. $500 . .v.
ROUGH RICE-None on the market
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS-Fancy, 2%c.; strictly prime,
25sc. prime. 2lsG2hc:; Spanish, soc.
viii. S5c .' 49, ~ "''pDs'
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
POULTRY-Live. steady; chickens. old.
fat, 25a2Sc.: spring. 12Q20c.; ducks. mud,
2Oc; turkeys. dressed, 10c. per pound;
I've EGia Ss2cls
BUTTER-Good country. 12015c.
fancy. 17a1Sc.; Virginia country. ligiGc.
good North Carolina. l2d15c.
NORTHERN CABBAGE-$1.5oG1.7 per
C ol5NIoNs-s 2.ooa2. % per bag.
POTAToES-Nor sl.5o per bag.
FRUITS.
APPLEs-Northern apples, s2.OOQS.oO
LEMoNS-s2.5o per box.
B l,AGSA ASP, bunch. coo; Gyiso.
ORANGES-Jamaica. $500 per box
GItAPES-Malaga, $3.50 to $500 per keg
GROCERIES.
FLOUR = Market advancing: sprihx
wheat. patent. $3.50: winter wheat, patent
siGo; winter wheat. half patont. $40: win.
ter wheat. choice straight. $500; winter
wheat. family. $500; winter wheat, fair To
good grades q extra. sS7043.S0: winter
" MEAI .ppp ti bag 100 lbs. sl15; o. lb
bags. sl,0s.
CoFFE1%s Java. 29Islc.; La
guayra, 1iN15c.; choice Rio. pc; prime,
W Rio 5SiE co o Fs E!FAriosa. 1Oo.lb
cases. $500; Ariosa. GO-lb. cases, $i2 10:
Artosn,. sG-lb. cases. Si22o; Lion; ,loo-lb.
These New York e. o. D. prices subjec,
10 delivery conditions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Dec. Z. 4 p. m.-Spot-mod-
crate business; American mlddling, 9-l6d
Sales. 1000, of which 500 were for spccu-
lation and export and included $500 Amer
lean. Receipts. 10000 bales. including
closed quiet American middling: De
ccmber 5 2T-64 buyer; December and
January, 2i0r26-6i sellers; january and
February 22dl23-6i sellers; February
and March 26-64 sellers; March and
April 1854 sellers April and May. 5 1851
buyers; May and June, 8 126413-64 sellers:
June and July, b 1864 sellers; July and
August 5 0764 sellers; August and Sep
TENDER, 57-G4 sellers.