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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

Auguste Hathez. Esq,
Mining Engineer.
Denver. Colorado.
Dear SIR ..,
n recent advertisement the Greene Consolidated
r1IuE engineers Ia -rrot0rafion OF its statements 70
re extent and value o. it, properties rms was uoEe
SCI r. s--org s-5 -rz-ss-ir terms IN relation It
opugoz ia question Of great value
reueuaer distinctly mar you stated when in
sazs Arlz7na n Novem6er 1888 mat II your opll'In
tfz property when developed II would ne
goo v5r5 Tor il you would be glad 70 80.
~ A@s W Gboons mining eng1nes 5s y f 1Se5t
ecra-ng letter you said 70 him after you
hea completed joint examination OF the properly
y - convinced. Gibbons that this properly - OF gl
sle and an seriously Inclined 10 report Il l4'0raDs
NJ No. ss2 5as5 s5 M y2e Srnstro1s ana
- 1sE71ates - further LlEestlgae rs 1i
C - interest il for one million doIlars
c. motives have induced you % Grange
for -h.s matter but Immediately upon receiving
-L,a.ian that y?1 cd not wish 70 nsEs your i4iis
since have seen the property large aLlDln. u
O. az n 5 as BEN erecte5 which l. turning
tE = - p ts1s u copper mate Per cay 1v,,cF
- expressed 70 Nj Gibbons % ne % the great
vsa5e y The property would fully sustained and
EEengthened.
WILLIAM AN G. .e GREENE.
President q the Creme cons9iiass7e S RE- ASsbez
Fave rae tas f2Iss ing tie --5es Fstrsry
49, reraenaDer distinctly that Mr. saathez made the
e frequently and repeatedly expressed his opinion Of ne
eonsui.es toseter al great length 70 the best
Heiros ~ opening the mines AID aree1 upon pil
- Immense extent great value q the properly
E.sh % aed foE naysslt thst have $500 o. the
nara an except he Toe mines q ne Rand ! haze
hver zaines that Drouised well as the mines OF
MILES W. GIBBONS.
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HOTEL RUDOLF,

The the Front. capacity 500
OPENS FEBRUARY nth.
Located arisc1cratic cottage section Rooms
suite with and and fresh baths
attached Orchestra American and
pean plans Write for booklets end special SprnE rates
CHAS r. MYERS.
NETWORK OFFICE-W ALDORF-ASTORIA
Room Al 4 n. p " Where bookings for
rooms can Dc made. AMI al nflrraaLIon secu-ed-
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Yours very thy.
WILLIAM &. GREEN Ne,
MILES w. GIBBONS.
co., cHrsr.zr-r STREET.

G2s-351 CHESTNUT STREET.
Philadelphia. February LIST, 1900
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Trustees under mort
ssRe q THE WILLIAM CRAMP & SONS SHIP e. En-
s!aE BUILDING COMPANY, Gated March ]. 1853 invite
11erE prp1sais for bonds issued under said mort
age % " surrendered for nedempon proposals. 20 De
John q GEsT. President.
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Business Opportunities.

-------~T,T - - connecticut and Waits
IlHAI,ff 60 = Maine r. r. rare chance for
--snufacturfngs mills with 49,. '
.-1sslo,. AneTe&S Board ri 4IsS-
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A DvBRTIsEMlNrS and subscriptons for The Tribune
% north Of sist-s until o'clock advertise
the following branch Offices
n,s-s raten unfil O q o. N viz
ecr 2ad-st.: ethsys I2th-st. AacyA aah-aSa
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Proposals
JEFFERSON & CLEARFIELD cOAL & IRON cO.


SINKING- FUND NOTICE.
Sealed proposals be 1p TO g p NJ THhurs-
I'D. 1909 by the Guaranty OF New
YORK 65 Cedar Street New city for the sals ~
az Trustee. at a price 100 and accrued
interest sufficient cent bonds this Company
invest he Of Twenty Thousand Hundred
savsntvJne Dollars ana Forty-seve1 2TI
scaled 10
f.rsraDfv Trust endorsed .effs-s.r
Cqeardeid Coal a. Company. Sinking
GEO. H CLUNE, Treasurer
Eanehester n. Y. February 18TH. 1900
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IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York City. February 18Th, 1900
NOTICE Is hereby given that a dividend or
~ ONE AND ONEHALF G1s) PER CENT has this
dav been declared the preferred stock Of this COMPANY
- stockholders Of record OF February 18th 1890
The Preferred stock transfer books VIII be closed Fepfu
. n and win reopen March ID
aIs ASlN q D.. ~ GEO. K. MORSE. Treasurer
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oFFIUE OF THE
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Auguste siathez. ESQ.,

. william street Ne" Tx $50 - J.. 1000
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a0ND q MORTGAGE CT AHANIE-E 20

,7s RFMsEN STREET. Bto0htI1 =. Tc pFtp f+I-,yr 80 80
a 0ssesrs9 nsyabe February 10 lsssL % the stock
49,. - -ecord On the closing OF me SOCKS Al
hoderss - Tse1,-are 9Th The books VIII De open at
% a N on February y. lsg,- 1x-E,TTzs T-sas,,-.r
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s. 5. ALLER specially chartered TO sail D. m
June % 10 Cherb9urg, Southampton and Bremen; also
steam,rs CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA SPECIALLY
CHARTERED. June 80. 10 Glasgow. Exposition
Oberammergau Passion Pay and Tour OF Europe booking
Thirty other Spring and Excursions TO
Europe Holy Land Party leaves B. April 2s June
~ Round the world Parties Sept. - Oct 3 Nov q
F. - CLARK III BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES via RouloEue- STR
mer, 81 hours distant from either Paris London.
New twin steamers Potsdam. Statendam and
Rotterdam. Winter first class, $50 and Upward
cI7ss $37 All carry one class Of
cabin passengers: s3T upward.
Apply TO HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. 80 Broadway
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- For la Guayra Puerto Cabslo and Marz-
caibo. via Curacal-Calling also Porto Rico.
Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
: g. PHILADELPHIA ...-. Tuesday. Feb 20 p N
8 CARACAS ...........- Thursday. March = \ p N
These vessels superior accommodations for pas-
BOCLTOH BLISS & DAIIETT
Managers. la5 Front 81
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a "
NEW YORK-QU ENSTOWN-LIVERPOOL.
Oceanic Feb 81 $50 a. m Oceanic Mar q. $50 m
Feb. %, noon Teutonic Mar noon
March :. noon Germanic 4 noon
passage freight ana general information apply to
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier As, North River Office Broadway. y. 7
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
THE COLD SHOULDER.
No Sympathy for Kruger Shown by
Officials Of Germany.
PEOPLE WORKED UP.
The Emperor Seems 10 Have Planned
Things - That II Il Impossible
for Him 10 Honor the Old =
llOer President.

Berlin, Dec. 4.-The governments
curt and decisive intimaiion that Enpe-
ror William would not be able - receive
Mr. Kruger has created profound i'm.
preston throughout Germany. What
may be- called the anti.Britlsh action %
the pres, doe. not conceal It's annoyance
and the moderate Auglophobe orgauizl.
tions with difficulty ropress the utter.
auce. OF disappointment.
Tho inspired journals declare that 10
wn- Grrmuny'- desire % intimate ~.
uitely shat SIR Krugar's visit would not
b. welcome aud therefore, the iastg g
ho omitted % comply with the strict
etiquette of the German court and dee
tcrrrd asking Emperor William for an
audience until he bad reached tine Belg1-
German frontier. was eagerly -eizsi AS
a reason f0r denying him au audience.
Mr. kruger's reception at Cologne
was exceedingly enthusiastic s1 far ~
the citizens were c1ucarued. They had
planned . torehlght procession and ,er-
euadc., but the poiica forbade both.
Mr. Kruger, dispatch 20 Count Won
Buclow. the imperial chancellor and n
the head, Of the German states were
left unanswered There is no doubt
that ls late "a. Saturday foreign oihr,
officials contemplated that Mr. Krugei
would BE- received in Berlin today
Emperor William aud Count won Bue
luw must have ror1usiicred the orIgi
nal plans n is suggested that us Mr
Kruger intention 90 come 20 Barli
vas mootrd while boo France. the Kai,
or and boz. advisers may have su,pyc.e,
atup
Herr Won T.rhir.hky, under Empero
william instructions personally thank
ci Mr KRUGER for thc telegram 90 th
kaiser Mr Kruger when thanking th
envoy said II invoke God. biessiu
upon that august porsonnge"
/ Diplomat. generally regard Mr Kru
/ GER mission as frustrated aud clnsido
German- action. of great political iu
. '3r.Uura as leu1uug new era iu th
'nuDu. between Germany and Grel
imin On the other hand the govern
(mrnt'. attitude Is certainly coudomuc
/ by a large portion oi the nation an
there can be no question that a vast ma
| j1uty of the representative journal
throughout the empire remain pro.kJ
ger Evrn tho court preacher. ID
Euunger. iu the new cathedral. deh'
cred "a discourse filled with sentiment
strongly favoring the Boer cause.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
IL cHEMlcALs EXPLODED
One Man Lo-.s 10. Life aud Another Il
Iiadly Iniur-d.

One Man Ln-"s 10. Life aud Another Il
Hadly Iniured.
Beverly. Mass. Dec. 3-An explosion
OF chemicals. the use Of which was for
spectacular effect 70 the initiatory rites
in the Improved Order Of Red Men,
cost tine life Of Past Sachen Ira T.
Crockett OF Lynn and severely burned
w r. Rogers Of that city. both Of the
Winnepurset tribe degree staff Monday
night
The warriors degree was being worked
Tor Chicbntnwblt tribe Of this city by
the degree staff Of the Lynn tribe, and
the latter were IN an ante room robing
themselves for the work. The eEplo-
sion occurred there but the reason Is not
known Past Sachen Crockett and Mr..
Rogers were preparing the chemicals
Crockett'- leg was terribly lacerated
In the groin aud On the right leg the
femoral artery was severed. lie died at
the hospital.
Rogers was burned on the night arm
and SIDE but will recover.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
KALGAN EXPEDITION.
Chiue.. Abandon Towns without show
tng a disposition 10 Fight

Chimes. Abandon Towns Without show
ing disposition 20 Fight
London. Dc. "A special dispatch
from Hankow Pass, dated Nov 80, says
the Kalgan expedition was ineffective.
the Chinese evading all attempts to en-.
gage them The towns on route were
occupied unopposcd aud some tolls Of
skins and silver levied The cavalry
captured the baggage Of the re,reating
Chinese force at Sven Hwa Flu, killed
80 Of its guard aud secured %. 900 taels
Three mandarins who were instigators
Of the massacre OF converts at Tsi Ming
and % boxers were executed, but the
Germans generally ignored evidences Of
Antiioreign activity.
There are continuous disturbances in
the interior where. the dispatch adds.
bad impression has been made by the
excessive withdrawal Of foreign troop.
aud complacence Of the allies Mission.
aries anticipate recrudesoence OF the
outrages.
The Westminster Gazette says IL hope.
Great Britain will not DRIFT apart from
the United States on % sensible China
I policy. on account Of O supposed nrce,
sty Tor supporting Germany forward
/ policy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION.
Delegate. from All the southern state
aud Many Others Attending.

New Orleans. Dec. i.--The Southern
lndu.trial convention opened hers
today with fine attendance. both
In numbers and personnel. Many del
egates reached here Mouday and that
night. but the bulk Of them came on
early trains today. including Gen.
John 3. Gordon, who is 20 speak IN be-
half II Georgia and Cardinal Gibbons
who has promised 20 appear during the
convention. Tho convention Is repre-.
sentative one. embracing men Of every
walls OF industrial hfe M the south and
including delegates not only from the
south. but from every section of the
country It's the general opinion Of
those here that fruitful results viii at.
tend the gathering
The convention opened ~ 10 O'Clock
IN Tulane Hall which had been apprl.
priafe.y decorated for the occasion aud
There were present in addition dele.
gates from abroad. many 9lsadins
merchants
President II n Hlrgrove called the
convention % order and Bishop David
Su,.um, opened the proceedings with
an impressive prayer
l Governor W. W. Heard delivered an
address of welcome in behalf Of the state
calling attention 90 the wonderful scop,
and purpose Of the convention.
Tho ron cnll Of states was then had
and among others who responded wa'
General John b. Gordon Of Georgia
Hi- address. was pronounced by dele
gates from both north aud south a.
bo.ug eloquent aud the most forcabl'
ever heard here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
Glehs.. Comment on Canal.

London, Dec I.--Discussing the pres
ident's message. The Globe taking for a
text the reference 20 the isthmian canal,
IL declares Washington sis not entitled
70 override our treaty, secured In any
part Of Central America except with the
consent Of our government The Hay
Pauncefote compromise goes farthest In
extreme Cancellation and represents thi.
country's very last word, and the United
States must either accept the PROPOSE
as IL stands or abide by the ruling Of th'
Clayton Bulwer treaty however emhar
ras,iug its provisions may be TO Ameri
can imperialism.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Fort Worth. Tex, Dec dam Mar.
tin aud John Trimble Of Bedford, this
county. arranged with two prominent
young women Of the same locality,
named Maggie Arnold and Pearl Rut.
lege, 20 20 ON a hunting trip for day.
They left early last week, since which
time no word has been received from
them. Searching parties are securing
the country. The officers ot the county
aro also eudeayoring 20 get clew, but
thus far have been unable 70 discover
one. II j. believed the party has been
foully dealt with The whole affair u
shroudod ia mystery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Tacoma, Dec 1.-The steamer Ener.
gia brings the details oi terrible pow
der explosion AZ Nnnkin, China, which
killed more than 300 people, last month.
During violent thunderstorm light
hing struck the guupowder magazine
containing 10000 cnddies Of explosives.
which were blown up The result was
to utterly obliterato the small valley IN
which the magazine was located. leav'
ing In It's place yawning, smoking
crater. Native houses were DESTROYED
for miles aronnd Throughout the dis
triot were found heaps Of mangled and
twisted bodies The people killed wor'
chiefly Of the poorer class
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Chicago. Dec. 4-Pruf Frederick a.
Starr, of the University Of Chicago, had
q narrow escape from death while at.
tempting 20 board "A Cottage Grove ave-
nue. cable car at Lake avenue. The car
was going At full speed, and with his
clothing caught IN the rear step Prof.
Starr wRs dragged for 30 feet before the
car was brought 90 stand. lie was
picked up by the conductor for dead and
was taken into a store in the neighbor'
hood. where he soon revived from the
shock. lie was considerably bruised
about the head and legs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
will provide a line from Chicago and ST.
l.oui. % the Gulf Of Mexico.


Milwaukee, Dec As FAR MS Mil.
waukee and other western cities ure con-
cerned In the matter of establishing a
new baseball league 20 he known as the
National association, Is or The failure
Of certain men 20 cooperate IN the plan
Of formation is given as the cause for
abandoning the project
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
wenan. christian r.mp.raas. Uuloo.

W"mhhs IhFIftIan I""PsFahee NhI""'
Washington, DEC. 4.-Ths national
convention Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union was called 10 order
here yesterday. President Mrs. Lillian
Stevens delivered her annual address
Nearly 800 delegates were assembled
representing nearly every state and ter.
ritory In the union among them being
delegates from i've state unions. The
delegation Is larger than In 10 years
preceding
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

New York, Dec. 4.--Controlling inter-
ests in the Cotton Belt are said TO have
decided ON an extension OF the road
from Lufldn 10 connection with the
Southern Pacihc at Rockland, Tex. and
thence to Houston and Galveston. which
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Colorado Springs, Dec. 4--The prod
net Of the Cripple Creek gold camp for
1900 will be- close % s23, 15S.3)O against
sig.743,llO for 1899, an increase Of So
Ol5.l0J. Reports from mills aud smell.
ter. % date show s2l ,533, 800.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
vlesroy,. Give Seymour A..aranss..

Shanghai, Dec. 4-Tho viceroys, who
are masters of the situation, gave Vice
Admiral Seymour satisfactory assur.
Ances as to their future policy on the
occasion Of his recent visit to those
officials.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Lividia, Dec. 4-The official bulletin
SAYS the czar continues 20 improve and
is now able 20 sit IN an invalid chair al
intervals during the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-19

amended its charter and narrowed its Of operations
some claimed doomed failure. others that IL II meet
ing Win measurable success Despite invidous cfitel-
eject OF the organization has been OF signal benefit TO re
ana by reason OF ITS existence the crop
sold In Louisiana realized hundred thousand
time chaotic conditions Talmage. Orleans teie
eraphs Louisiana crop movement to date; Receipts
cleaned estimated Is5 l35 bbs; last lI726 bo
Market very strong TaImaEe Charleston tsegr aPhs
sales S54O bbls. Market strong; good inquiry. -. 4.
SCGAR-lt was, on the whole a day OF small Things ~
aloof until the holidays over All concessions on sol
were withdrawn by the American sugar Rennihg
Prices the business unchanged
Quotations follow Cut loaf and crushed DC; donlnos
confeconers' granulated 5Je: Eagle extra
lated 7Oc: Eagle fine granusted standard graduated
and Diamond A. 560c confectoners' A. S4Oc; NO l. Doc
No 49c; No s. 4S5c; No 8. 4T5c Nos 10 and H. roc
Nos H. H. H. II ana 49, 460c Advces from abroad re
at London prices falling on x 10 as 2d for December
and the future option lad lower 20 9s 3D. Total STOCK h
unsettled condition Prices at
the close OF business nomnay on the basis OF 4c
TOBACCO-Sales $50 domestic seed leaf
tobacco for the half Of the week. and the under
inciuded crop NewEngland forced sweat
spotted at 25GSOc go crop 1899 Wisconsin Ha-
vana at ISr SS cases cTon Is Pe9nsyvania seed at
l2zdl3c. $50 1879 Zimmers 15d15c Sales
bond and a. bales Sumatra S0cdSl 80 in bond
DRIGS-Opium quiet. but steady; cases quoted
morSShe B%P 81 ~ s. and PsESsTfa ofre
market ruled firm with very fair tobbing demand az
pePpsrmnt, Western tins, 81 1eas1 20; NewTSrk tins
81 1881 -; cases 81 81 iS1 90. ROOTSThe
dock at 61s@7e; gentian sAa4c ginseng. 81 50aSf %
golden seal. $4,000; senega, Western. 45G46c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-19

sred with every prospect OF splendid harvest and
,r ,, - neHeNes thst exports VIII be only about Is
ne market shout that bulls were feeling little
sansnt over their holding up the forenoon
IN orso "a Ae psIts aken on I1ne too much wheat
lFoncnnceo On sentiment. and with
s.,s Si .SssWh bush IN worlds stocks according
.sitel e mace afternoon prices the weakest OF the
DAY The setback Without lis compensation
.NeNf fpr exporters TO take
hge and 80 loads resulted Including coo bush No
red al Nfork Lisbon. business dd not produce
much u rally IN futures nevertheless and
W the market lasting opening until about mid
Gay. MS attributed 20 the strength
lS O. better ralHes English markets where 4 Nd
advance noted Paris markets closed pary nointS
lower, hat Budapest showed points advance Antwerp
and berlin closed UNCHANGED Primary receipts amounted
OILS ahG Duluth had as compared with $50 the
week previous and &s3 last The
No wheat Quotations Of cash wheat b Sfost basis
were as follows: No hard Duluth. s1ssc nominal; old
N2'sc; No I Northern NeN-Nork likc: No Northern
chicago SOAsc: No > rcd New-York. 7siae ahoat No
hard New York, 1eese.-... CORN conditions
heiug better and arrivals al Chicago although
inG ass containing
in December both at the West and here started active
covering the opening lasted
part Of and elevated Chicago lac bush.
followed moderately time during the afternoon
gave indications Il easing OF z little under realizing but
SIN closed steady al unchanged prices from the previous
day, against L. advance In December. Estimates for
tenpera pretty Export
business amounted 10 only u loads all points. and
closed Ia I'd higher No closed 43isc
elevator ana a 45c o afoat. .OATS-The local
closed at % sc: No 3 gle No white 3lsc No
white 3lc track mixed. 2TG2S'ee; track white 30'sa
a5e: No white clips. sc RYE Market dull; No
a. + = saoat: state rye s2a5ac. -. HARLEY
Market quiet. Feeding quoted 42a46c Buffalo:
mailing. 55a6Sc Buffalo. 49, observation-disclosures
nom QUO a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-19

m udns ss 54e bags Withdrawn by Arbuckles ex
emp Including @3.055 hays taken ship
coTlONProc Was the order az the dsv in
ne COTTON market Whereas early fluctuations toler
eny energetic ana Of
e have been called active. and FIRST hour
POSITIVELY stupid The room element be
tent "a await the passing u the holidays before asking
extensive fresh ventures. the speculative
~ f0Tner policy ~ mastery Inactivity. without how
Yer being destttnt- ~ Interest in the Nelfare
Europe and the south contributes few orders these
100 showed o1uaeryatism and inclination withdraw
tnal after me holiday ad1ouruments on the
az - market vent on &a6 points. in sympathy with
very disappointing news from Liverpool, hut showed a
teadF undertone the decline. after opening
plelinlna1es had been dispensed with. there
aea change Tor the better H the feeling furry
~ covering. led tN tWo prominent PIT prices
NahceQ lVnl2 points. On the mad that
LAilsou had Increased his estimate worlds
sumption ~ American cotton ~ l50 600 bales Again
y Has commonly reported that receipts dropping
N ne interior ana would show steady elimination
ne nNN and seaboaro- Demand Tor spot cotton
r b increasing. foreign and mills reported
Izntes declared he sttfbborny awaiting much
teher prices before they would sell the
~ remaining in their possession. Bur before MIDDAY
tk - he advance mad been lost prices showing
hsi rise ~ ld2 FssinTs. session ar pa-
tnelc Disappointing with fluctuations
t9a the market neireless Reports from the
~ matter ~ fact order. business lacking
ttilnen was dorrnsat. The estimates for
receipts ai leading points South about conformed pre-
leisf towns than expectations. The Close
quet with prices unchanged points higher.
M range ~ prices IN the local to-day
~ az follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nea-Nork.
cnFTEE-There Was considerable business in Brazil
rss futures. but this resulted rather from
lis1ifa bong accounts than make
sifhef higher or lower prices. The opening call
,sopsf d steady feeling 81 decline 81 I0dl5 points
men, considerable Coffee for sale The shorts were
7hou only buyers, although there a little de-
nam coffee the reaction theory Following
oe1u business ruled fairly active further
s.surfing the price greatly. BY - ssles reached
IA ~ baes The transactions for the session we're
s5t bass During the afternoon the market ruled dull
sr6 closed steady ~ decline 5fIo points The
usskness chiefly cue larger receipts and lower
cstlss Therr however. almost entire absenoe
a public Speculative support and local interest in
slfsrenf the matter of t1reefold
rssssn. The holidays ~ hand: the al
"a sustained heavy decline which causes a hest
tlns selling while the besrish statistics and
ls receipts check buying, either in the or the
so department. spot coffee ruled dull ana heavy clos
~ weak and nominal the basis 81 20 for No Rio
meeting the Board 81 Managers Of the Coffee
q was decided 20 take vote "Wednesday
dosing tho Exchange December "a. Another petition
asking the Board o. action on December n
The contract prices the local TO day
vas a. follows.