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New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
EXPORTS T0nv
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-York De,o,,hoo

COFFEE ,-o,s.s.-., NeW-Gork. December % lam
devsIoped an The oss excitement large activity
,-11toaE, and, OF course Tues5s,1 VII
EeC.elg ana Decidedly higher cables vrSoh 10
q = Ql franc at Havre Ia nfrs a. tIe,s,
anl = rsis at Rio Rio eTcbsnsaP a.
- s pie OF coffee The cables
49, oE considerable number OF Euronesn b,,,,n.
"Hlch found the local short continEsnt eayeg te =,
'f4 IN anticipation HOLIDAYS
-eAsSl 10 500 80 points c1oseS
lrl- nc total sales IS 600 bags While rrsces
ae adNaoeo OF lste, the movement of coffee in
..'itlhues neaFy: tlD and
teSm N the United States furnish bullIsh factor hens
-l9"o lass ana representing a distrhfffop
S ~Ille the open market spot article without
ts aclte. shows greater hrmness in keeping with the
.nF1iee lots Cleared Bahia December 90 steamer Mozart
ln"lo hass. The HaYre viii BE- closed next
M0rsdE and Tuesday The statement concernnR
I5e tlaiees ana business the Coffee Exchange as
s4es al 442230 bags the largest 1891 they com
ttif Win 4,421.5O0 bags last
liLldeo as folOws: January SOS bags; February
-o'"Sl: March. 5s62J0 April $4,000: May. PCS 500
5000. October, 5l72J0: November US $50: December
asoalo The highest price reached
'offee in July. when the March option 20
.le lowest nguTe touched December when
quotation received Tor spot coffee 97sc for No Z
'fio IN July; the lowest Csc in December. As
against p members last - members elected
this The Board of Managers held 23 meetings with
issued Margins for s69O5. .4s4 deposited There
hut failure with obligations Change. There
eight deaths follows: Charles Schipper L. W
Garkam. H. b. Howell. Robert Muir. John T Randall
Samuel Sondheiul. r. T. Phelan and F. r. Core.
The q contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET

pru,-u-- p..,..- -Ne"ch ork. December - 1aoo
At the catteyards Feeling steady Dressed baE ing
light demand at 6dSlzc 10 for native sides IN very
reported in London and Liverpool markers Sf change
to-day included 5I5 cattle in the Georgian ~ p,Its
l9o0 quarters Of beef in the Etruria The pool
20o cattle in the Consuelo "a Hull 2I sheep in t port
CALVES-Receipts 3 head. which p-o-s
IS 100 m Feeling steady all sorts ra sod al
Of live calves. city dressed quiet but
Sal2iac per n. S'Vnd9 dt
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Recepts were - care - q -,
head including for butchers direct and 80
market; making. with the stale stock 20 cars r. he sI
which il al Jersey city and l. Sixtfeths 81 Sba5
light supply and there hrmer tona - ss
market: lambs very slow and but fevy needs ~
Prices just barely steady Seventeen s
stock sell at II o'clock Common to fairi,,
good sheep sold at s. 50qS3 60 100 10 poorest 10 e
lambs 81 50a$5 T5 including of Canadian lambs
at outside figures Dressed slow al 57c nsr
n; dressed lambs 6lzQ9c with extra stock se,tng
in small way up 92c per ~ inns
Sales-NeWton & Co.: 169 Ohio lambs, N averae.
IS per 100 ~ 80 Virginia do. 20 ~ at s5 65: -
Ohio sheep. so 10. at 81 80.
Mcpherson a Co: $50 Canada lambs IS fb at IS Il.
1919 Western do. 81 10. at IS 40.
n Sanders: Pennsylvania lambs, NJ al 81 u.
s6 do SO H. IS 25; 93 Pennsylvania sheep I1a h.
a So 62ls
J. II Nfkerson: 46 Kentucky lambs, "a 10 at SIS 62Ia
Tobin 81 Kentucky sheep. il0 10, 50
late yesterday 1873 Indiana lambs, 90 10 81 So Iii
Indiana sheep 50 10 at So 65 IS do, 80 ~ at So 25
EOGS-Recepts Z cars, 1908 head all for
slaughterers None for alive Feeling Sales
late Friday decline from last quotations Coun-
try dressed slow 5G7stc per 10 for weights
Sales Judd date yesterday; 20 Western hogs.
1si n average. IS IS per 100 10.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
co,-,,rpv PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York, December q

New-fork, December 20. 1900
pE.NS AN-r PFcAS-The Quietness Of trade during
-, 10 ~ me week coupled with little better supply
-av beans has tended soften the market little
an ths variety while 81 90 is still asked for
coca closely screened stock good lots be
InUebt Diane less Medium show quotable change
aTmlv held quiet No change in other
besns California Lima had sufficient Jobbing sales
"a 81 "a establish quotation. Imported beans selling
only moderately quoted Green and Scotch peas
stesdv We quote: Beans, marrow, choice bush
81 co. do fair good 81 45aS2 50 do medium choice
- o. 40 pea bbs choice bush S2 27is: DO bags
Choice So 27I5 do red Kidney choice s. 42ka$2 45; DO
white dRey enots: % np Choice 81 soisi So do lana
Sf0rna So sOaS3 So do Imported Giants, S3qS3 10; do
,rnnoTfe5 Inarrog 50 3O0s2 40; DO imported. medium
81 s5GS2 green peas bags per bush 81 22kGS1 25 do
scotch. 81 221zq$l -. -.
BI-TTER-The wants Of the trade were small today
and confined closely the highest qualities Under
he call on Change twenty Ve tubs extra Western cream
erv sold Al 25sc hear Of occasional lot going
from store 25 but the general trading basis FOR
M fancest lots st 25c. Possibly the feeling become
little stronger the top quality other grades are IN
andant supply selling slowly unchanged prices
e western packngs Of imitation and factory
are sow and there plenty Of them, especially OF the
taken few lots. but not enough 10
give ihe relief needed. Shipments tor the week
soot an 7s3 pkgs. quote; Creamery extras, per No.
nc: n, nrFts 22q21c: seconds, 2Oa22c; DO lover
grades ia l9c; 90 June fancy, z<a<-tse 90 s' ~
3is: d. held thirds seconds 17q20a; state day half
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
TIPS FROM CRIMINALS.
HOW THE POLICE AND DETECTIVE SERVICE RE-
CEIvE MUCH INFORMATION
From The New-Orleans Times-Democrat

CEINE MUCH INFORMATION.
From The New-Orleans Tmes-Democrat
81 see the express companies deny that they re-
ceved an anonymous letter warning them of a con-
templated hold up said an old Federal official at
prises me more than a confirmation would have
done. Nobody outside of the police or detective
traitors and informers in the ranks of criminals
and any officer who is candid will admit that nine
enths of the successful work in their profession
due to tips received from the very people they
why crook will attach himself TO a detective bu-
reau in the role of stool pigeon because his re-
ward is personal immunity, unless he does some
thing too bad to be covered up; but why such peo-
tiles by anonymous letters is difficult to fathom
They can expect no sort OF return favor. yet they
of private revenge must be at the bottom of most
fact when ] say that the police have received
anonymous information through the mails in re-
Committed here during the last ten years In many
instances the pointers thus obtained have led the
guilty parties. You will remember perhaps. that
of Robert Charles through an anonymous letter.
and who wrote it was never discovered. OF course
a lot of treacherous negroes were involved in that
affair. but the motive is none the less ineXplicabe
AS far train robbers concerned the anony-
an appearance is a matter of surprise often,
however, IL is too vague TO be Of any real service
i remember some years ago the general manager
OF a big road in the Northwest received postal
'fure goin TO be melt up. At that time the sys-
tenn controlled 200 miles or track good deal Of
II throush Id pLSS Wv WIZ SotI{ aH 20 uSCue Iust @
looking for a needle In a haystack However, the
general manager felt in his bones that the tip
straight and proceeded to send out the alarm. The
agents all lonely stations reinforced armed
men were secreted trains that traversed un-
settled country, and detectives sent dozen
different points that were known 10 be the rendez-
vous OF desperadoes. When all these precautions
had been taken, and every Vulnerable spot seemed
to be fully protected, the pet train OF the road
was stopped and looted in the suburbs OF OF
the few towns the whole line that was regarded
as strictly moral and absolutely above suspicion.
] felt sorry for the general manager. He used
some very bad language-quite unfit for publica-
ton"
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

MOLASsEs AND sYRUPs-Trade in uolassss wa,
prices ssrups We're STEADY uoaons esy fo al unchanged
i9a22c PTe aS Nea5s oben reF d ito good
sc r6od pr ancy 'giSS 2e fair l7@
OCEAN FRI1IGHTs-The general conditions of the mar
ne @ foE vas eI & ana san All were gnGhansed and bust
we're 2,fd London tg,fi "a 8%d; GLASGOW ad Bristol 3d
burg 40 pigs: Rotterdam. SCI Amsterdam, Sac cotton
CHARTERs1Britisb steamer 287s tons general cargo
ep TO United a 5nFaom H or Sonineat le Jsnuay
1905: British steamer, 694 tons flint peppe New
Derndja TO Baltimore, las; two Norwegan steamers
York &a or PG9dpha s t%o BPsh OF steamers 80 o
at sPo Or about 0e eane I eoa Norfolk s
ton 81 20 less &c quick discharge bark 14 tons case
North atteras 26s: schooner AIS general cargo
ienum yits etc San Domingo to New-York s4 schoon-
% 3 o5 sasSone 3 aea 4 tons um e
ton to s. 15 seho9ner 1SS tons same % ga
OIIs-The cottonseed oil market was steady and mod
account at old prices Refined petroleum points
nseed oil STEADY and 1GedTseo bb 81 5 and IN bulk
oIPrime crude bbs 2ec prime summer yslISw 2S;e s
winter yellow Hseed Amessan @ Western nssed
aDoed tESn 0:eu a5 under city brands 62as4c
PRovIsIoNs-The market developed a good de deal d %
strength on - SaaTssT; Roses The upturn in grain
54se eSSs wSe an influence Of prime Importance in the
Receipts at Chicago amounted b, 10 @ and Omaha
200 while ali Western points total 95Tiyy 95Tiyags We're
y Si4 5Oas,5 short clear $l4aslI s1e
$40 So: extra India mess. $14GSi5 BEEF HAMS
o5jet bacons 6asc n 6@sc 16O H. CSC pigs 4c
~ TTAiF, ATS-Pickied bellies dull: quoted: smoking
ac: 10 n Sasl4c; "a Ta4c Is NJ 1isc; Picked Shout
DIS eeady: quoted ~ d5s4c. Picked hams steady
ouoteS 81 TALLOWFrn; city, 0c country;
AZ sG5L ARD-Steady; quoted. 12oc CITY laId
stesdv: quoted Refined lard hrmeF quoted South
Aroerca Sc. continent. 7.50c; Brazil kegs. . Conpoand
dti ouoted: CITY Western. 3S4c 81 - ttlNl--
uete quoted: 0Ieo sikc; city lard steaTine, 14sase
RICE-New developments were conspicuous by their
sbsence IN the market for rice to-day. The undertone
however was quite at old prices Quotations fo9% %
Too1nestc common low fair 81 a+c fair 10 good s@
a.. prime 10 choice. 5isa5Aci head ,aN62c Patha
1Sa5i.c: Japan "a d5c; Java. 4itu4Ac; Ransoon' IN
bond. 2d2iac.
uninteresting market prevailed Tor
refned sugar day unchanged prices Cut loaf and
cr,,sbed g.: doninos mould A. 5.h5c; cubes and
YXXX powdered 5.75c; powdered coarse powdered and
tr-at Wondered 57Oc; Eagle confectoners granulaed
&c: Eagle coarse extra fine: u cartons n bags
of granuated, 51Oc: Eagle hne granu-
lated standard grsnuated and diamond A 300; con
tecttoners' a 54Oc: No J. 25c Nss and B. DOC; No
4 Isc; No & 5lOc; No g. Bose; No 4SSc No g SIC
so a nc: Nos 10 and II. 4TOci Nos IL IL. - IL and
ia 1 sOc Cable advices were void Of important new
tes IA dav London beet sugar market ruled
et and UNCHANGED % for the December option and
s a. Tor The January delivery. The local market was
sIso Quiet and without Guotable change Prices being
quoted 81 SIC. S'Sc H"1 "sS Ior He uIee
leading grades
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Dec 29.-Closing-Beef dun; extra India
mess 67s Cd Pork firm; prime mess. Western, TBS Hams
dull short rib 10, Sd. dull: Cumber-
cut % so H. dull 45s Cd short rib is to "a N.
44s long middles light 2S "a N, 42s 3D. long
clear mddes heavy 30 to 40 H. AS short clear backs
Square II TO I8 10 duh 34s Cd I4ard-American
fined in pals duh 3ss Sd; prime Western terces,
quiet ass Sd Butter-Fines United quiet. 95s:
good United States dull SIS Cd Cheese American
finest white, Cd American finest colored, 52s I'd.
TaliowPrime city firm, 26s 3D. Australian in London
Cd. Turpentne-Spirts dull, 2Ss Cd Rosn-Common
steady 7lad Lnseed oil steady ais Cd. Petroleum
Refined quiet I'd. Peas-Canadan quiet rs 6S4d. Wheat
-spot-No red Western winter quiet. 5s 11l2d No !
rs 2&td: No California firm 6s 3D.
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed new, As ID; American
old futures quiet; March, SIS S7sd; May IS
Sad. Wheat qtItt, - IS
d. May
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

-r. ,.-.1 ,,a-l,et Tor SPOT cotton dull ana unr
,fnges 1iddiing upland quoted at 10 l6c; miaaing
- bales southern sPSt I.al
-s dtrg ouotel officially reported a. toIlo~s
f5slytstor firm. unchanged. st 10 ,,ncbsTge5
steas, Mobile STEADY
a ss &C.. savannah quiet and steaos,, -,
- e.. es.or Nrnl unchanged, AZ b'<c; winning
quiet ilncbaneed 81 9hc Norfolk qnet umen4IE-
nominal. unchanged AZ IVc'
firn trcSs-~es al eikc; Memphis steady unchafgel,
s-lGc 81; Louis quiet. uncaiseee 81 sssinst
total po-- s,er. for the day S1aJl nales
Is4 lss week ana "a 763 last year 81 ne
eadlug oday were @OVo
. 2G5 sFt week and 1884 same day las, year s,
Noudays receirts Al Houston estinated ~ on
200 10 60 bsies against $50 last week and ssl
last A. New-oriears tIen n6i,ssy' - last Tear
Receipts st the ports interior points tooay conf
r,zreS v.irh ~ ,ar1e 6av and iaft year
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Cash quotations were as follows: dull steady
20 spring wheat, 653d71i3c; No red I3qlJ12e; No
white 26G2slac: No white 25a26c; No rye. 5lG52c
.Sir choice mailing barley, 5Sd6ic: No HaNseeG
81 5&eGSl "a; do Northwestern 81 o. prime tioth so
81 65: clover, grade $10qSlO % Mess pork per
sides (ooseJ Sc 3OG$6 90; dry sated shoulders boxed
s. 81 laGS6 2ls short clear sides CboXed go VdSo o
Whiskey basis of high wines 81 21 on the Proouce fx
change to-day the butter market dull ereamerles l0
3c: dairies 12G 2Oc Cheese inactive at IO4llc bsss
fairly active; fresh, 25c.
Duluth, Dec. 29.-Wheat-No hard cash: 144c: to ar
rive 75Iac: December T424c; May 79c No Northern
cash 72c to arrive 13l3c; December I2FSe; Nay, tIc
July. lzc; No Northern, 631saBS!2c NO SPRING
"a 4t9d61 &c. Corn. 34i4c. Oats, 24Aq24ts &c.
742d75c; No Northern, 70zd72l2c Rye higher no l.
51l2452c. Barley firm; No =. 6Oq6lc; sample 4o40'c.
Minneapolis Dec 29--Wheat-Cash 74tsc; May, ioisc'
July 767sc. track-NO hard. 1850; No Northern.
T4fsc No Northern 72$sc Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia Dec 2ewheat firm. 1o higher; contract
grade. December. 74414kc. Corn firm l4c higher No
clipped 3Oq31c but quiet fancy Western
creamery 252c; do prints &c Eggs firm fair demand
nearby 26c; Western, 26c do Southwestern c
do Southern 24c. Cheese dull; New-York fun creams
fancy. small. 1I%412c; 60 fair TO choice 1O4sdll &c
Receips-Four 1000 bbls. 2460 coo 10 in sacks wheat
bush; corn, 10000 bush oats $4,000 BUSH Ship
ments-Wheat 24oO BUSH 1000 bush; oats. 1900
bush.
ST. Louis, Dec. 29-wheat-No red cash. 117sc; De
6sa69iac Corn-No . cash. 35Ac December 35c; Janu-
airy. 35c; May, 3524q$5fsc oats-No cash. 214ci De
ceinber, 2314c; May, 25c; No white. 261zc.
Toledo, Dec 29.-Wheat active firm; cash and Decenl-
ber 7sc May Sic Corn fairly active higher cash and
December 87c May quiet. steady; cash and
nrm December, SO s2l. March, So 9215 Oil-North Lima
SIC; South Lima and Indiana, SIC.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

81 5O Gamers 81 s5as2 6o bulls 5oas4 calves s4d
S5 5O fed ss4 So Texas steers 50 80
asa: Texas bulls So 5OGS3 Hogs-Receipts to-day
1000; tonorrsw. 80 oOo left over 2Oec; active snsee
asa 92 good heavy. 81 1904 e5 rough heavy
s4 60$4 20; light 81 65ds4 eo bulk of sales - so{ 90
SheepRecepts 1000; sheep and lambs steady good 70
choice wethers 81 1884 30: mixed S +o4
81 sheep 1884 so; Texas sheep. 81 501
s. 5o native lambs 81 2as5 50 Western lambs SSaS 90
Receipts this 100; 11S0OO sheep
A 200 Last week-cattIe 200; hogs. ls'5oo sheep
Cincinnati Dec. 29.-Hogs active, Sass O5. Cattle
So 259S5
East Liberty Dec 29-cate STEADY; extra - ,sS +Sg
50 60; prime, s56$5 %: $3GS3 Hogs Hsht
all grades. S5dS5 05: roughs So sOGS4 60 sheep SLOW
choice wethers S4q$4 10; 81 5OgS2 5o cholce
lambs 50 40dS5 60; good. So SOqSS .; veal
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

--7rs1 days cotton speculation was tr tta
--s,- name and changes IN NaLles ~
euflctently extensive 70 nurt bears
e-s vas little In line 70 aiiota I'D the
adopt aggressive
~ llPo,.L from outside were 50 restIlCtel
them uneXecntaIe-
re stea5v with prices points higher me j.ts net
80. srs steady with prices point lower % . -
rf.Le- TIE greatest variation was nat.eI q - as
Ni-HtI- ar" Liverpool responded quite a.
actsd 20 Yesterdays changes here ana ttl ~ -
t1ss Tbe rrade thereupon turned 90 tne Soutn "a
.Iss tlf fond things all SIDES quite the SAM
Southern SPOT markets were mn ~
crou movement was no more ulaI il
ans other news .acking. Fhe inls
tf,e rbe+ could making up tfeSh cohcIust =;
-ba changes H. statistics were not "I Nlla - a. 4,
c.ary 4snd situation appeared 70 ~ IN
.tral state everybody waiting LOT @ ,.g ,he
- interest on Change Was le
manifested by the January gpllul
sfr,norf hn sign of feactloh aio 70
. -,e-zoiIs shorts. The fear that January cotoH
--rebef sbo the loc marx. as was !,eCSnl
distrust in bear circles A'lIs a..
conctonh "oulu
March the current pgsltloh IOol tu
re inclined 10 Dad up that month whenever oI' o
es~e5 itsaf The south light hSei ol w ~
fr,grs as was foreign representation. ms Dus4
however. was nafaiy equal - n
49, ssz-s dealings single trader IN ordinary ulies
-, %eyY orl stock further Increased some 4USo
80 rif DOUBTLESS make further gains TOT Soiie
esf here VIII delivered on contract next hoioa!
Tie range Of contract prices in the local market TO-DAY
a follows
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
1JvERpooI, COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 90 p. m.-Cotton-spot Small bust
ness; prices 1-32d higher; american midding fair.
midding, 551ed; good ordinary 1-lSd; 3d. ordinary;
for speculation and export and included
500 American. Receipts, 1000 bales American.
Futures opened and closed steady; American mid
ding m c. January % 64G5 3-64d sellers January
and February 49, -64d sellers: February and March.
15-64a5 16 64d buyers; March and April 5l2- 64q
June, 64Q5 s64d sellers; June and July, 4-64@
564d buyers July and August. 264d sellers; August
livery at to-days clearings 100
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
sn11ruERN cOrrON MARKETS.

Baltimore. Dec. 29--Cotton nomnaI; middng, lOc;
low middIng 9-16c; good ordinary. 15-16c Stock.
16, 307 bales
Memphis Dec 29-Cotton steady; middllng 9-16c;
low niddlng 5-l6c; good ordinary, sac. Net receipts
1866 bales gross, 2741 shipments. 2O15 sales 1900;
stock. 163 5O6
Galveston. Dec. 29Cotton steady; middling, 716c;
low mddng &c; good ordinary. Sac Receipts S.123
bales: exports coaswse 59O sales 1852 stock $40 566
savannah rec 29-Cottoh quiet ana STEADY; midnling
stock. 937
mddling. &C; good ordinary, s3sc Receipts TO- 639
bales; exports Continent 1851: coastwse 2SSS;
sales. 1900; stock, 405o4l.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
49,. i. - -. nd interior points to-day co
- :. - - - -.eeE and last year:

cotton EEchange sDeelal LyeTp59I caDeE sp9 ooITon
sIi INQUIRY "a ea 900 bales; speculation and export
800 American 1000; receipts. 900; middling upland,
sd. fres opened steady. l64q4 SD advance; closed
qalet lower iz64d net higher; December Jang
ary 22Ls. January-February .. l3si February March
5i51b- MarcI,-Aprii 5.l2lkb: april May. BIOS; Mas
June 5O75s; June-July 5O41zb July August, 5p2f Au
gust September. 4.5Is: December, 5.2By.
FLOUR AND MEAL--A more active trade was noted IN
e -four department again. especially IN EgTing patents
irm prices money asked most grades. and
~ paid Otherwise buyers held on 10 wait Tor
further Developments wheat market. Spring patents
we're quoted 81 9oNs4 20 winter straight 81 50S3 81
winter patents - GOdS3 spring clears $S0S3 -; extra
10 winter - 70ds2 90 No winter ~ 504k2 80;
Hour 81 I00s2 15... RYE FTyDTTR-FiTm quoted; Fair
20 good s. snas3 70. ehoioe 10 81 1888 20.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
LONDON WOOL MARKET

London Dec. 29.In the estimated that
have been sold since the series
Merinos quoted lsqld dearer The arrivals
for the next series OF sales number ls2.672 bales of
week follows: New South Wales. 2995 bales; Mel
las; South Australia, 1l2 Brisbane. LIS; West
Australia, 1.041; Cape OF Good Hope and Natal . 63I
Rrarn elsewhere. IL
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

higher; No 2 red. T9a@sOc. Corn hrmer; No mixed
Sac. oats-No mixed. 2T%qSc- Rye quiet; NO =
chicago. Doc: 2o-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
STOCKS AGAIN IRREGULAR.
RALLY FOLLOWS REACTION.

BANK HOLDINGS INCREAsE-BoNDs AND
MONEY.
Closing prices yes terday of the principal ae-
tive securities and net changes from Fridays
final quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
STOCK ON HAND.

Rosin. bbls. Z, :
Spirits turpentine, bbls.
Tar lOt@
Charleston Dec. 29-Turpentne frm s415c Rosin
firm, unchanged.
Savannah Dec 29.-Spirits turpentine firm, 35c re-
ceipts bbs; sales bbls exports bbs Rosin
steady and unchanged receipts $3.50 bbs sales 116 bbs;
exports II. 6i2 bbs
London Dec. 0.-Tmpentlne-Sprts. 2ss.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
NAVAL STORES.

Though prices show no material change yesterday
market spirits shade easier in tone owing
from Southern markets Rosln
quiet but about steady. We quote:
TAR-Reguars S2 do oil bbls, 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTlSE-SS136G3O
ROSIN-Common to good strained, 81 %; 2, 81 SO; f
81 c. 81 90; H 81 921a; 81 %; 81 03 NJ 81 20;
q: W
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
orHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAI

Chicago Dec. o9.-Cattla-Reoeipts zoo; nominally
steady NatlyesGood 70 prime steers s. 25q$e poor 70
6n0S5 30 selected feeders, SO 6Ns4 35 mixed
lockers 75aS3 rs 81 5Ods4 90, hefers. 81 sG
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Rfo-loNee market firm. Na Rio. 6S6l5; eHenanse
1ni vrcepts bags cleared for the United STATES
3 900 bags: stock 2s7 600 bags. .,-.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Coffee Gables Santosofte market quiet g9ou
$500; receipts. y 900 bags sioch 81
HamburgCohee market opened Y Pc aa hiSle S
NIsvre-roee market opened quiet. = franc hgneft al
I2 advanced 4 franc: AZ M q 20 aon
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

receipts OF breadstus at interior points in thousands
SL ree ephers toOO omitted -four bbs grain bush,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
I Saturday. lssturdsy.l Net
/ Dec. -. Dec -. lcnanSes-

Total sales for ssz ~
Total in preceding Ts6ss's
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-06
Mn. Fl. w. SHAW. superinten

Mr.. III. w. SHAW, superlnten
dent Of Brumby Chair Factory for
seven years, has resigned, and We
learn that he will be associated
with Mr.. r. B. Simpson, Mr.. ].
G. Talley and Mr.. T. A. Gram
ling, in starting chair factory
in some point in Tennessee.
We understand that Roger De-
war, having passed second in com
petitive naval examination from
9th district, will enter naval
preparatory school in Annapolis,
October LIST. This speaks pretty
we'll for Marietta public schools
as the other competitors were
from two to four years older thar
Roger.
Mrs. S. P. Dickson and daugh-
ter, and Mr.. Bryant Dickson,3 81
Atlanta, after a 10 days visitS ia
their old friends, Mr.. J. +. Fuss
family, have returned home, betl
ter pleased with Marietta aft9l
each visit.
The Ladies Memorial Associa-
tion will meet in parlor of Elm.
wood Hotel, on Thursday after.
noon next. at A o'clock. Those
interested will please remember
the hour. Mrs. McClatchey, Sec.
Mrs. HARRY DEwAR and son,
Roger, left this week for the : sea-
shore to remain until October 1st,
visiting friends.
Mr.. H. G. Dobbs is at home
quite unwell.
We never make anything by
forcing our opinions upon other
people; even a robust appetite
for pound cake may be eradicated
by cram ing it down the cake low
er's throat.
What witness has seen de.
ponds upon the cross-examiner.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-06
ROBBED THE GRAyE.

A startling incident, of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows
II was in most dreadful condition,
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians gave me up. Fortunately
friend advised trying Electric Bitters
and to my great JOY and surprise, the
first bottle made decided improve
ment. l continued their use for three
weeks, and am now a well man. l know
they saved my life and robbed the grave
of another victim No one should fail
to try them. Only Soc, guaranteed, al
J. w. Legg's drug store.