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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
FIRST TEA CALL

New York, Dec 15.-Arrangements have practically been completed in the matter of selecting grades for The list ing of tea on tue coffee exchange in accordance with the rules and fegula- tions already adopted by the managers of the exchalfge and by the local tea trade, and it is expected that the first tea call will be held on tie exchange oY, Jauralry
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. Dec 15.-For Connecti- cut: Fair and continued cold tonight and Sunday: fresh north to northeast winds.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15

Is among the worst Of the war. The matter was brought up in the house of commons to-day, but the secretary for war. William St John Broderick, had no information to add except that the wounded numbered six officers and
 fOrtV-tiye men.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
ARRIVED FROM HAVANA

New York, Dec 15.-Among the pas sengers who arrived to-day per steam CT Havana. from Havana. was Sir William Van Horne. who has been in vestigating railroads in Cuba.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
cAMPANIA,s RICH COUPLE.

5 Liverpool, Dec 15.- The Cunard line steamer Campania. which sails from this port to New York tot day, has on board E. Parmelec Prentice, of Chi cago, and his fiancee, Miss Alta Rocke- Teller, daughter of John D. Rockefel- Ter.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15

John Addison Portes. was the eldest son of Professor John Addison Porter,
 first dean of the SlAeficld Scientific school, at Yale college and of Joseph inc Earle Sheffield, daughter of the founder of the schooE He was born
 in New Haven ADril r. 1856, and graduated from Yale college in the class of 1878. Shortly after leaving college MT Porter studied law in Cleve- land, Ohio and later gh hve it up to enter the field of jOurnaliSnl. In various ca pacities he was with s1he New Haven Palladium. Hartford Courant. New York Observer. New York Tribune, New York Post and hls written many articles for the leading magazines. In 1881 Mr Portermoved his residence from
 New York city to Washington and for two years conducted 2 book publishing house. During the session of congress he served by appointment of Senator Plltt as clerk of one of the senate Spe- cial committees. Ill 1888 he pur- chased an interest in the Hartford Evening Post. becoming the managing editor and later the euitor-in chief. He was elected first representative from the town of Pomfret in 1S0. He was the town of Pomfret ill 1890. He was Mr Porter was appointed by President Mckinley to fill the office of private secretary to the president at the begin ming of his first term. Three years Ia ter he was forced to resign his posi- tion because of i'll health, and he has been out of public life since that time.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
Transactions Compiled by the Con-
 mercial Record.

New Haven. Dec 1.-The summary of the Commercial Record for the cur rent week makes the following show ing
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
JOHN ADDISON PORTER.
Passed Away at His Home, After a
 Lingering Illness.

Pomfret. Dec 15.-Joh Addison Por- ter died this afternoon at his home shortly before o'clock. The cause of MT PorteI's death as given out by the physicians in charge was malignant intestinal disease. He submitted to an operation about five weeks ago, and for a time his condition was very crit- ical. He rallied eventually and for the last few weeks his condition was fair- ly comfortable. He was able to sit around the house and devoted much Of his time to reading the current topics in the h. w3papers. On Wednesday Of this week he took drive and Seened in the best of spirits enjoying the eN- perience greatly The sudden failure in his condition, which led to his death. first manifested itself on Thursday Since then he grew steadily weaker and last night he became unconscious and it was reauZed that hc was sink
 ing rapidly. He remained in this con dition most of this morning. rallying only for d short time, before his death. At bis bedside were the members of his family and his mother. who lives in Hartford. He is Survived by his wife. mother and two 3children.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
ALWAYS THE SAME:
England Opinion of the United
 States and Her People.
VIE HAVE NO GREAT MEN

At Least, None of Conspicuous Merit, so Says the Daily Mail Year Book Christmas Gaiety in London Goes on, Despite the War in South Africa - Americans Have, It Is Said, Formed q Corner in Polar Dogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
I.i3bs. Msnchester-yarns

~ sh; November December. s.I3Hs Manifestations
., rLogR AND MEAiprIss: held with pronounced
s,,lI iaskas sSnaasaes position only
aes Spring M az the ge 81
ass @ @ ~ n g Drns clears ca g 80
ter 81 ss 20 ne si 80 per ton spO, sSf
s IS choice 70 shcy & 5si Il sIo
Rag MEaFm euod y F1s white s as an6 W $50
g9s coarse stgsSe FEED-Fm QUOTED sPIng
bran si7ssls 81 latter ter White masns
So So n,esd oil cake s27 CORN Oh cake SD
dohserab mixed ssS y aa e Eas in
a heaIr ans had ses IN msy 10
Of the Dakotas Minnesota. giving much needed
been in some dsy These were followed in the afternoon
fa far as rom sns sslped BY SHOW
a. Sop Vas as nsSy on as e sS ns
Ing oeen entirely insufficient to meet dT9un conditions
Win tH recovery 81 the early loss until near me
finally steady at Il 5c net decline These two move
the y aR he w 0 ss s
a9aV and ws than mn IN the last day q W
the opening 771sc midday. with close 77Aao
both sides Of the market but mainly selling and fairly
proat The p1biic not Snogsins .xact1v what consfie
say our OF me az .or wte 1ntI more more GeTe
map early in the day showed little trace OF the reported
favored warmer and clear weather In the Southwest
disturb harvest operations factor IN the market Which
considered significant sharp sfter-
advance in Northwest markets that the
adyices had been exaggerated Stress also laid
possible trouble between China, although
Il hardly produced
passing IN the trade. Northwest receipts
amounted asa compared with 33l week
and SIS last Foreign markets. with their
Indifference American all showed
declines Liverpool a London Nd
Berlin 1GIi4 points lower Budapest declined
? points and Antwerp unchanged the export bust
amounted only II loads. Quotations OF cash
York s4iac; No hard Manitoba. 81 sc; No hard Du-
uth S2<c. No ! Northern Duluth, s0l2c all prompt.
No ! Northern. New-York. Iss.c .CORNThe inter
Chicago with room chartered for about zoe 600 bush
business Of about Il loads
points Although the market opened weaker in
sympathy with wheat. this cash demand produced very
and last prices Of the the
previous Trade little active
in sentiment bullsh than IL
OF the influence backed
acceptances and elevator buying the
English markets lost sd but had little In
fuence No quoted elevator
and delivered and 455sc, ahoat- .OATS-The
Tor quiet but hrner cash prop
erty. so . &c; No 3 oats. 26l2c: No
white 29c: white. 2Siac; track mixed. Csc track
white 2sl34isc; No white clips ~ R EA1ar-
ket steady Western, 63c. and No Western, 622c,
0 b ahoat; State rye 5sc New-York, CARROTS
Market dull. Feeding 43G45c, and malt
asa 05oc. both { j New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June l3.-Cattle-Receipts, 49, 500 Opened
Natives-Best sale to-day carload AT 90 50
10 prime steers SIS 1885 35 poor medium 81 9ogso 10
selected feeders weak choice, 81 3os4 80 mixed
stockers lower 4OlS4; S4QS+ 20; helfers 50 g
s. Is Gamers 81 4oGS3 bulls $3fS4 So calves SSGS
Texans-Receipts, 500. best sale to-day carloacs
Texas heifers So To- Texas fed steers - ooes 50
Texas bulls So s0dS4 so. Hogs-Receipts today 900
Tomorrow 80 600 estimated left s. 600 5uloc lower
closing weak top. So 10 Mixed and butchers - BOG
81 95as5 C5 light 81 e5@s5 121a; bulk OF sales 81 Oq
* I2fs Sheep-Receips 1900 Sheep and larnhs-.iood
10 choice firm: good choice vethers u y
ass o. fair to mixed So 1884 30; Western sheep
81 60G5 20: warnings So 35S6 native lambs S5Gsb 80
Western lambs. s6dS6 50; spring lambs, S5gSL 90 -
Cgncnnati. June 13.-Hogs easy, 81 4SqS5 30 Catte
steady So 50GS5 IS. Sheep steady. s2gs4 80 Lambs
dull. 81 50GS7 IS. s-ae. 90.
mediums and heavy workers. 80 00uS9 81 =
ight Workers good pigs IS 5Gs5 So; skips Stes4
steady; choice wethers, 81 SO4
"a common 81 5OdS3: lambs 50 s5as6 common 10
good 50 5OIS5 20; spring lambs. $685. Neas so ooaS'
East Buffalo June 13-Receipts- l4o ears sheep
and lambs cacs hogs. % cars. shpments-Cattle lzs
cars. sheep and lambs. 1 hogs. cars cattle IN
a Mondays prices; bunch cnoice steers
24 n sold IS steady choice to extra SO 2OG
81 IS good SIS 25Gsb 90 Sheep and lanlnsDe
maud unchanged lamps, cholce
extra s6ds6 IS good choice 80 t2gSo common 10
fair 81 50 So so sheep 81 S5s5 rs for choice
70 extra light handy mixed 81 5Gs+ 10 fat heavy
ewes SiaSI 80. Hogs 5G1Oc lower heavy and medium
mixed s. 321@S5 80. weight Workers. 50 So nsht
Workers 81 80: pigs IS SO roughs 81 eoGs4 65 stays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14

a9 to ne 2 to 6 S to $50
tendency to Values based upon 1.-THE 6eer moTeeni
q stock and marked falling of receipts quote
le do poor 70 fair aloe do 1855 5S9c Paeiac coast
fair 7Gioc: do SOS 5Gsc prime 10 common TO
freight ana bara n today carloads BY
iisbt and nu market 1' by e&ps demand was
Spring che5eas nearby and Western per NJ lsa22c; DO
&C. duGSs per pair 25asoe geese 7ocaSl pigeons 2oasoc
pecaly heavy while invoices for balance Of the week
are not large, many shippers have been sending live
tone prices barely steady slsc top
osr5s at Western 6roerS oo@n9e sca 4oe'a and aT
readily but other grades dull and irregular East
eTn and Long Island spring ducks in liberal q
a limited demand. Fresh killed turkeys duh. Tame
sS but t5if demand for oha deserptons We au65e
ig 9ea73sc 10 "a i n, rar 20 a S5z "a Tr1evi
Rania 26a2c q, western AND s6ahWesls dr1 pced
10 and 10 pair, l9q2oc' do scaded ls9
Pennsylvania, good to prime. 9le@1oc. do Western.
90 I4ss 9c 90 2391s ana t T5ec 5s
a. &c 90 poor 20 sooG 90 @
s. 25 mixed 81 5o&sl 70; small and dark sla$l 25
Frozen--Turkeys. young hens No !, l&gl2'ac; mixed
ic boieTs fancy dry picked 4a5o DO scaded s
fair good 10ql2e chickens fancy, soft meateG
No / aaoizc; do plain. sds'se: ducks fancy i0qIlc;
CO P syfIaf ANp vEGET new po-
with prices Old potatoes irregular
quality and value. Onions held nrmly when As
paragus larger supply and lower. Beets dull Cab
bages good outlet slightly higher prices Gu
cun1bers light receipt dragging heavily but prices
Improvement Peas in larger supply and lower
Wax bean and higher, weak and lower
Turnps squash dragging. Tomatoes in liberal supply
weak; Of Mississippi in poor condition is clean
We quote: Potatoes. Southern. Rose.
prime per bb 81 5OGS2 25 Chilli white. prime 81 esq
81 ~; 10 red. prime 81 l2GSl go seconds 75cGS1
culls 4Og6Oc, domestic old prime. per Dbl 81 129S 81
do common 75cGSI Asparagus. Colossal, per dozen
bunches SsGs4. prime, 81 1882 So prime, SIG
30 culls 50Q 5c. Beets Southern per loo punches
do Long lunches, 81 Cauli
flowers Long island per 81 50gs2 Cabbage Balti-
per Dbl. 75a9Oc; do North and South Carolina. per
75cG$1 Cucumbers North Carolina, bush
BASKET 50G65c; do Charleston basket. 4o860c do
Savannah per basket, 40QSoc: do Florida basket
or crate 10000 Onions Bermuda. per crate slG$1 TO-
do Egyptian per bag. 81 25gs2 So do Neworleans per
boil So 25gs2 50 per bag 81 Southern. half
Dbl basket 81, Lettuce. Long Island anc nearby per
Dbl 25clS1 Peas Island per bag 81: Philadelphia
and Jersey. half Dbl basket 5ocgsl String beans
Norfolk per half Dbl TOcq$l: DO North Ca3oina per
bush basket 4OcGS1; Charleston and Savannah per
basket S060c Squash. Southern, per Dbl crdte. $1dS2
Turntus Jersey. white, punches. s1qS2. To
Inatoes Florida. per carrier. 75cgS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
EXPORTS To-nAY-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Eork %. 1900.
f-OFF coffee market irregular during the
forenoon throughout much Of session,
c1sang al lowest New specu
iaron did figure prominently. and from the
Liquidation for profits seemed be in order. Of
fcleiiy the market steady the call with prices
unchanged points lower The that Brazilian
small warehouse deliveries the
and plague Rio steadily growing
weight disappointing cables
from and Santos IN Of a large in
visible q ruling OF
the spot market At midday decline OF to 10 points
while later prices dropped of s further
Under speculation unloading by
prominent local houses There few orders in hand
and the public practically part
speculation AT the close the market steady in
prices unchanged 10 points lower. Total
2oeoo bags Rio cables stated that eight
Shipments port
tsrdsy exceptionally heavy reaching
hays The American visible increased accordingly
hur Still fully 900 600 bags than
year The market for spot coffee duh and
with prices lower Sic fer invoice lots Of No. Rio
June Il. Maskelyne with 1000 bags. cleared
Bahia June u steamer Roman Prince, with 240o0 bags
cleared
The prices to-day
" as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
sor-rHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savannah, 13-Cotton quiet; middlins. ssc; low
good ordinary. S+sc; exports coastwtse
800 bales. stock Is, 63s bales
Mobile June I3-Cotton nominal middling. &c; low
middng sssc good ordinary. she; receipts. BALE
stock. 445 bales. -
Norfolk June 13-Cotton steady; middling. sac. low
mddng sSsc. ordinary, TIC; receipts. 52s bales
S34S bales.
Houston June 13.-Cotton quiet; mddins Sic: low
middng Sac. good ordinary. I%.c; receipts. bale;
shipments. ! stock. 1888 bales
I3-Cotton quiet; middlinE. sac; low
mdding 7-16c: good ordinary, Lice net receipts
~ bales gross 142 shipments 233 bales sales
go bales stock 80. S4s bales.
Augusta. June 1s.-Cotton quiet; middlns Sac; low
rr5dng stsc shipments, l25 bales; sales go bales
stock. 025 bales
Wilmington, June 13-Cotton-Nothing doing stock
q 94 bales
mddng 5 g-l6c; good ordinary S1sc; receipts. Laos
bales: exports the Continent 394 bales coas,wtse
| bal 600 bales: stock. TAO bales.
Galveston June 13.-Cottop quiet; midding. ei6c;
low middling slice. ordinary IS 6c; receipts
bales: stock, 6.422 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14

Cash quotations as follows: Flour firm No
sorS Fs ss Ssss S S:Id No sa 9s e No cats.
CSC: No white. 2sc: No 3 white, ISL. G25$4c. No
rye 5Ic good feeding barley. 37Q3I1ae fair 70 choice
sO prime timothy 81 81:
grade 81 T5GSs Mess pork. per bb $40 1881 30 lard
100 ~ 50 1896 5I1f short ribs sides Qoosel 50 &
Sc sailed shoulders boxe Sc 50S6 rs short clear
sides Cboxedl 81 lOas7 whiskey high wines
81 % Sugars loaf. unchanged On the Produce EN
change today the butter market steady: creameres
14d1711c: diaries. 12Gi5iac. Cheese slow, Sh2QS-c
Eggs steady; fresh. 1o%.Q11c
Cincinnati. June I3-FTour firm. Wheat quiet; No
red TIC Corn frm No mixed, 4+c. Oats steady; No
Sed. 25c. Rye firm: No &C Eggs quiet. 10GlOi.c
Duluth. 13-wheat-No I hard cash. - sc; July.
Ibsc September. Isc; No Northern cash I2sc: July,
6S.c. Oats. 221a9z3c Corn Ss5sc-
Minneapolis June 1s.-Close-vheat in store No
Northern, June. lie: July sc; September I2l.c:
track No l hard. 741sc: No l Northern. T21sc: No
Northern. T0sc-
Milwaukee. June 13.-wheat Arm. No Northern 73c;
No . Northern T1972c. Rye hrm No l. 571sc- Barley
Arm; No 2 44c; sample 3eG43c
Philadelphia. June 13-wheat quiet steady;
June. 44izg44&c. Oats quiet but firm; No white
clipped 2a& T29ssc. Potatoes steady; New-York and
Western choice. bush 4oa45c do fair to good per
bush 35G3sc Butter frra, &c higher; fancy Western
1919; do Western lSc; do Southwestern, i212c: do
Southern. lie Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbls 100000
oats $4,000 bush. shipnents-wheat. bush:
1900 bush; So 600 bush
Louis. June l3-Wheat-No red cash. BE; June.
Tsc; July, ISac August 73%sc; September I37sc; No
July sssc September 39c Oats-No cash q &c: June
23lec: July. 22sc; September q &c No white. 2Ti2c
Toledo. I3-wheat unchanged spot Tse: July.
Tsac August Is9sc September 7sssc Corn DUH high
SOC Cloverseed duh lower: 1895 prime 50 %: 1899.
. prime. So 80; October, IS IS. Oil-NO change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York June l2 1900
BEEvES-Receipts III cars . $50 head includ-
be exported alive 81 for the butchers and
the market 81
sale23 az Jersey city Sxtieth-s Steers opened
active and fOGI5c higher limited supply late arrivals
mad 10 sold at bulls steady
but light common bulls weak. fat dry fed
medium steady. Yards cleared.
choice native steers sold al - Seas5 30 Per
- good bulls al S3gS4 u and export
81 81 ~ ds4 60 at 81 25gS4 20
Dressed beef firm and request ~
ner 10 with general T544s1zc Today,s LIVER
.oo and London cables reported break OF half
per n in the beef markets United States cat
H. Uare quoted at l2%.Qi34ac, l3lzc dressed
regTiesraor beef Al u. 9IO1ac per Ship
ments todas l. 40 quarters beef the Oceanic to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14

Stations loot West Cortlandt
lPelna 2 r FerreSl
Streets Daily sunday sunday
daily sunday N.
sunday leaves 6I5 ySursy leaves SIS sunday,
lea Is A N. sunday leaves A N.
T7.i %, II 70 A Local EASTON.
So D. $50 y. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points ParOr Dining
-,1I:55; I2.eo Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-,
PRESS HandsOmesE IN world Limited
eaPey Due Btalo 3 $ connecting with through seepss
lS-21, LOO P NJ For WlLkES-BAkRE, SCRANTON.
r3-1D. l. Y Coal Regions
vi-10 - POP N Local Tor MAUCH CHUNK
-1GP. = chicago Vestthule
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Chicago
-o ~ ~ 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
SD, s.OOr M For ITHACA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO
an W est Sleeping Chicago.
so PLAINFIELD BOUND BROOK.
sunday; 's@a, 9tiA-
Tickets and Pullman
lo4 = Union
81 Il'h Court and Annex station, Brookyns
y Transfer Co Will call check baggage hotel
residence through destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14

week axgr.gatng slightly 900 600
II is thought this forerunner for larger
in wool II believed pur-
chase cautiously until definite knowledge
hand the light weight season viii open. The
demand preference for medium and low
woods fine woods being draggy- Prices are practically
unchanged. territories the situation has been
subject little change but IN few in
20 weaken has noticeable the
The sales OF the week in Boston amounted 70 LIS 600
pounds domestic and 1000 pounds OF foreign making
total Of 2O5300o pounds against total OF il2I2o
total OF 4sIA 800 for the
corresponding The sales since January
IS 100 pounds against Ill 500 pounds
for the corresponding time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool June IL. p. spot-Noderate de-
nland prices higher American m.ddling far ord good
misdlng . 3-32d, middling. Sl-32d: low uiddlng
27-32d: good ordinary % -32d ordinary l7a2d The
sales the day bales OF which 500 for
speculation and included 500 bales American
Pecs{pts bales including 500 American Futures
closed steady: June. 5so<d sellers
lime and July 55-Sia4 5664d sellers; July and August
h8id sellers. August September, 4464p4 AZ so
BUYERS; September and October 2sd sellers October
srd November lT-G444 1s-8sd buyers; November and
Tecember l3-54G4 l4d4d sellers; December and Jan
,s-v a li-Std BUYERS: January and February e-eiR
10 AID sellers February and March. 4 964d buyers
March and April. 1 9-64f4 i0-64d seilsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
Tester-

The following extract from the weekly letter OF prom
local coon speas for itself All estimate
borne by the Government
the largest record Percentage OF acre
~ Il difficult obtain. and even IN
year the certain that its
subject correction The con
etfioz crop poor nut the trade
considers weather since June has been favor
bring support prices on the contrary, southern selling
orders difficult 70 reconcile the eN-
ports manufactures shape OF
and cloths Britain given BY the Board OF
Trade received from Man
chester during the winter and spring
compared with the exports
OF lsst q similar period. l. e. from January
70 June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION

HARLEM DIVISION.
e:l2 A. NJ. NJ. Daily. Sunday. Pitts
field: Sundays only at 3 30 A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Tickle. Offices at 1i3. 25I AIS 12I6 Broadway. =
Union So. W 81 West I25th St I95th and f3sch
Stations New York; 33s and To Fulton ST. and I0<
Broadway. z. D.. brooklyn
Telephone 900 ssth Street for New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked hotel resids1es
Wsstcott Express Company.
GEORGE H DANIELS. General Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14

. ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The rribuns
a received az their Uptown Or1ce No l2i2 BROADWAY
-ortr 81 until o'clock advertise
r,s received AZ following branch olces at regular
once rates until O'Clock VIZ 29i stn ave a
s5s - 10 6th-ave cor Mays 6th-ave
snS 1arh - i4e Couubus-ave. West 6ot-st
w, asa-st near 6tl-avs. D: East lsfh-st:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

poxtcn June lathe American Wool and Cotton Re
Will saw tomorrow Of the wool trade;
LAS the time the opening or the fsht vright sea
sor arm Us nearer Of wool naturally
inclined 70 look the wool market and quite mum
hr AZ m en- have during the last week testing
prices for they are likely TO want As a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
NAVAL STORES.

Although a little steadier tone. the market for
snirfts f,rnenfine was to-day in sympathy
win lower Southern markets. Rcsn remains dull but
steady at unchanged prices quotations Follow
TAR-Regulars. 81 10, DO Oh bbls, 81 %
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- 594oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14

sen Exehanee Special Liverpool Cshles-spot cotton
- cenaEas hales speculation ana
o.. American. 700. receipts 100. American.
80 slioclins upland si-s2d Futures opened quiet,
- : : az i5 quiet steady unchanged
Tecs-. Ener closed steady. l-s4I4Sid net advance.
rss---9el January zlib January-February. io9izs:
4osb. Msreh-ApFI 4093zs June. SIS;
1zss Juiy-A1gust. ! 53ss August-SePtennber,
7-D' sep'snaheT-oeteber. Ass octooer-November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14

ADIAON-On the opening there little outside busl-
n evidence ana the room trade showed the utmost in
cl1srence Leading
ssalcoE- While steady :
ths market 10 be unchanged ana
poEt higher others This apathy and insignificant
price movement held pretty much throughout the first hour
hut toward midday shorts became following
sstans! advance il the Liverpool market and reports
there New-OTlans
manipulation orders
helped stiren market. did the appearance Of
investment orders from Wall Southern
shorts covered with OF while inu
eltal bulls exhibited confident spirit letup in for
eign buying and scattering sales for profits subsequently
carried Of several the rallied
renewed buying prompted
from NeHsDrleans heavy had fallen in
u
already done the moisture The weather
forecast from Washington added uneasiness Of
shorts IL held promise that rains
would be general tomorrow. Predictions for higher
Liverpool market morrow intensified the hrmness OF
market toward the close. The market finally
steady & advance OF : 10 Il points.
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June 13.-sprins wheat-No Northern,
loads 7sc No Northern large lots. nc. Winter wheat
No red nc BID 7sc asked; No white and mixed 4ee
bid. nc asked Corn higher. No yellow. i3a@c; No
yellow. 431zc: No yellow, 424ci No corn 431.c; No
corn, 43c: No corn, 42se Oats firm; No white,
27a&c; No white, n. No white 26izc No mixed.
251sc; No mixed. 24+g a5c Rye-No offerings Flour
firm.
Chicago. June Is-The Ieadnns ranged fol-