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WANTED.
 SIT IuATIoN by capable girl as cook in small private family. Call at or address ap9 1to o1 lJACG isrIl SsT 7Ss M
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WANTED

WANTED. BY respectable woman, work by thc tlnv ap0 1tp N 2Jl WAIT, (,Ei Ssr ~
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WANTED. ss SITUATION by q girl to do general honso. <
 work. 2s7 BLATCHLEY AVE. ap9 2rr
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MRS. 8. A. GLADWIN.s

Employment Agency, sSS s5 10z QRANGE ST., Bowdltch Bulidinr. ro6t t9s 4,5 Headquarters for the best sifustionSfl l0 years experience. Coachmen. {1ffkf3 hands, porters, girls for general housew6ft
 housekeepers, etc. Germans. Ewedes. nnl
 others needing situations, should aupiY5 Y55 and those requiring superior help chn {} \ furnished at the above office. GermRn R92
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siIuAIloN by Swedish girl to do general
 houseWork; reference Inquire at Sr' T' . -ap9 1tp AZ WINCHESTER AVE.
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FOR SALE.

GOOD sound horse. Enquire at Stable on Grove street, foot of ETillhouse avenue an0 1tD f
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DEATHS.
FOUND,

SCOTCH Collie dog. Owner can have same by applying to NJ. F. PALMER, North Haven, Connecticut. ap9 3t
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u. VAsABuRN & co.
As 0pticianS.

We do not claim to treat all diseases of tho eye or to do that which only the Ocullst this line entrusted to us Is done by experts well and promptly.
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WANTED S RENT-Two adults desire d fiut If f,vA rooms with Improvements. Address +ssS apo ltp E. S N. this offica x
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MNtsceI eIIxmenMa.

FOR EALE--1, ,OOU set Patent Stove UflHf{f every set warranted one year. UFueK4 K ceiyed 763 STATE ETREET. S a'$RI
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
AS Reviewed by the House Of Prince &
Whitley.

AS Reviewed by the House Of Prince &
Whitley.
New York, March 19.-The advices
from London this morning were to the
effect that their market for Americans
was strong on buying orders from this
side. The advices as to European poll
tics, or entanglements. rather, emanat-
| ing from the east, were not assuring
| and were more seriously taken in the
commercial markets, as, for instance.
in grain and provisions in both of
which speculation is bulllsh Prices
went up, and for cotton, In which spec
ulation is largely interested on the bear
side, prices went down.
AS far as speculation and values of
securities are concerned, they had no
influence whatever Our market open
ed strong and for individual properties
scored renewed advances. The senti-
ment on the part of the outside element
became more positively bullish, but at
the advances there appeared continued
good realizing of profits. Although
stocks are selling higher than for twen-
ty years past rumors are current ga
lore than on different absorptions of
certain systems by other railroads pos
sibly not as strong as the ones TO be
absorbed prices would go higher; con-
sequently these rumors, being in keep
ing with the mood of momentary spec
ulation, increased the commission house
business and in the main the general
market was strong.
London closed very strong on the
curb. The money market remained I'M
changed at 21s on call and 3h and per
cent. on time. Foreign exchange was
firm, with actual rates at 4S41s to q
and 1871 to ASS
Railway earnings again were very
large, for the second week of March
While there was no positive news re-
garding the threatening coal strike, we'll
informed parties do not fear strike
and prices for different properties are
firm with sentiment in the coalers i'm
proving.
There are so many rumors of consoli-
dalton and absorption of systems and
their denials that 1t seems impossible
to keep posted as to what is going on.
Wheat has been steady on high cables
from Europe. There was no other fea-
tureI Cotton was quite weak on the I
adverse reports from Liverpool. Spin
ners are in the market for home con-
sumption. The price seems low, taking |
into consideration the general position. |
During the closing hour the stock mar |
ket showed signs Of weakness, which |
was attributed to heavy selling for F,u- |
ropean account. The sales for London |
were estimated at 10000 shares, with |
The reason given that General Botha re-
fused Lord Kitchener's conditions. The
pressure was not great. Only a few |
stocks like the fractions, for instance
showed considerable recessions.
We think the immediate course of |
1ur market will depend, in good deal
more than heretofore, on European ad-
ices.
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OBiI L1RY NOTES.
Funeral of william n. Rogers.

The funeral services Of the late Will
liam H. Rogers at the residence of his
son-in-law, w. w. Kelsey, at 27s Ex-
change street, were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Stone, OF the Grand avenue Baptist
church, of which Mr.. Rogers was a
member. The ripe old age of the de-
ceased was beautifully touched upon.
and as appeared from the copy of the
New Testament and Psalms presented
to Mr.. Rogers by his mother fifty -one
years ago and which showed clearly the
marks of constant use--the very selec-
tons which the pastor had chosen for
the occasion were the favorlte and oft
read passages by the deceased Mr..
Rogers had long been known in this
city as an ardent temperance man and
prohibitionist of pronounced views. He
was Baptist of the Elder Swan type
and delighted to recount his experiences
in connection with the labors of the
elder in and about New London thirty
or forty years ago when old fashioned
REVEALS were more frequent than of
late. For the last ten eyars he had been
tenderly cared for by his only child and
daughter and husband above men
toned.
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LEAVES A DAUGHTER IN THIS
CITY

The death of Joseph Savoy, Of Mt.
Vernon, Southington, who has been
falling for several months past, oc-
Cured at his home Sunday night. Be
sides a wife he leaves three sons,
George Louis and a son who Is In
Texas and one daughter, who resides
in this city. Mr.. Savoy came to
Southington from Canada, and had
lived there many years He was
quiet, peaceful, sober and industrious
citizen.
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Those WorrYiug Piles I!

One application of DR.. Agnew's Ointment
will give you comfort. Applied every night
for three to six nights and a cure is effect
ed in the most stubborn cases of Blind
Bleeding, or Itching Piles. DR.. Agnew's
Ointment cures Eczema and all itching and
burning skin diseases. 1t acts like magic
35 cents. Sold by w. III. Hull Il. Hewitt
& Co.'S.
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Spring Wear for Infants.

Assortment ready for your
selections.
Infants silk Caps from soc to
S1.75 each.
Infants short and long Coats from
$3.50 to 5000 each,
Infants cashmere and knit sacques
from 25c to SO. so each.
Infants short and long white dress
es and slips-with price range of
39c to 5000.
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DIED IN CLINTON.

Mrs. Sarah Ann Hurd, wife Of Jede-
diah Hurd, and mother of George and
Louis Hurd, of Ivoryton, died at her
home in Clinton early Friday morning,
aged seventy years. The funeral took
place at Clinton Monday afternoon.
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DEATH OF MRS. CLARA MILLER
FRENCH

Mrs. Clara Miller French died yes
terday morning at the residence of her
son-in-law, Professor John f. Weir, of
widow of Rev. John William French.
for many years professor and chaplain
of the United States military academy
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AGED NINETY-THREE.

Warehouse Point, March 19-Luman
Stoddard Lord, aged ninety-three years
on November 10th last, died of old age
yesterday morning at the home of his
son, W. Albert Lord, on Prospect
street
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DEATH OF CHARLES E. BALDWIN

DEATH OF CHARLES e. BALDWIN.
The many friends of Charles Il.
Baldwin will learn with sorrow Of his
death, which occurred at the residence
of his sister, Sc Grove street, on last
Saturday evening. Mr.. Baldwin had
been suffering from an attack of the
grip for the past four weeks, but not
until last week was his case considered
serious. The deceased had resided in
this city for over fifty years. He was
born in Seymour.
The funeral services were held from
his late residence, PIP Forbes avenue,
on Monday evening, Rev. ID. N. Griffin,
OIL ST. Andrews Methodist church oth-
ciating. The burial was in Seymour
yesterday afternoon. The deceased
leaves besides his only sister widow
and two children. He was one of the
best known men in the city and leaves
a large circle of friends to mourn his
loss.
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A Few Worthy Toilet
Preparations.

The M. E. Still1nan Tooth
Powder-soid exclusively here
once a customer always a
customer. 25c a bottle.
The famous, Toilet Cream, ZILO-
I IRON, with not more than three APP
plications, will POSITIVELY RE
& MOVE SUPERFLUOUS HAIR from
the hands, face and arms, and is
GUARANTEED and WARRANTED
to be ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.
It will also remove freckles, tan,
blackheads. etc.
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FREDERICK G. POTTER DEAD.

Meriden March 19.-Frederick c, Pot
ter, we'll known organist and must
clan, died at his home here to-day af-
ter lengthy illness with nervous pros
tration Mr., Potter was born In New
London, but has lived here for more
than a quarter Of a century.
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It deodorizes perspiration and destroys
all the offensive order of the person
caused by matter thrown off through
the pores of the skin. When used as
directed gives one the assurance of
sweetness and daintiness of person so
much desired. Soc jar.
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1is@al|l|o'',ope|9.
sSSS sSes
Spring Undermuslins.

: Nothing more attractive
than new, fresh undermuslins
for women. Styles are dainty,
materials the best, embroideries
and laces the very finest.
Prospective June brides will
do we'll by making their selec-
tons now.
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ZAMA
is a new and dainty toilet preparation
well worthy to be classed as one of the
most, if not the most, important toilet
requisite for the pleasure and great sat
isfaction Is gives to the user
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Straight Front Corsets.

All the new shapes, straight
front, and girdle corsets-all
the best makers corsets re-
presented.
Special value at $l.O0 in straight
front, low bust corsets in Royal
Worcester" &C. B.. !" "Thompson's, \
"E1ite," warmers and Loom
ers."
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FUNERAL OF DENNIS GRIFFIN.

FUNERAL OF DENNIS GRIFFIN.
The funeral of Dennis Griffin, who
died Sunday at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs Daley, S04 Portsea street, will
take place this morning at his late
home. and Sacred Heart church, Mr.
Griffin had lived in New Haven for a
good many years and was universally
respected. He was eighty years old and
for forty years was foreman at the
Barytes mill. He leaves one son, John
Griffin, deputy registrar of the Fourth
ward, and three daughters, Mrs DAILY
and the Misses Annie and Katie Grit
fin
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at West Point and later in Washington.
Rev. Mr.. French passed away years
ago, land his widow has since made her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Weir, in
this city. Mrs. French was eighty
eight years old. Death was due to old
age The funeral services will be held
from Professor Weir's residence, So
Trumbull street, on Thursday morning,
at o'clock. Interment will be at West
Point, where her husband is buried.
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CLAIRVOYANr.

MARY J. WIGHT, N. D., and clalrvoy.
ant, has returned to n High street, between
Chapel and Crown. Dr.. Wright Is the best
known clalryoyant In the State, 25 years 10
New Haven; her predictions on health and
business never fail. Doctor treats all dis
eases. Consultation S1.00. Hours to 4
to 8, and evenings. Glass In clalrvoyance
palmistry, mental culture, Friday evenings.
lrom September to June. =
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EOR RENT.

THE store and house No. 179 Orange, corner
Court street; now occupied as millinery
store. Apply to w. j. TROWBR1DGE,
mh13 It 127 Orange street.
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FIVE rooms, barn, ten acres, variety Of
fruit, 20 minutes ride from city; to Amer
lean family with references.
mh14 TIP s., Courier ONCE.
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Our Drug Department

Is in charge Of competent pharmacists and
provided with everything necessary to sup
their own remedies and to compound as
written the Prescriptions given their pa.
tients.
WINE, for medicinal use. is the best in
Pure OXYGEN, CHLOROFoRM.
ETHER, ANTITOXIN. VACCINE VIRUS,
Gle needed in the sck-room by the patient.
doctor or nurse, we have always In stock
or can furnish promptly.
Competent Trained Nurses provided when
desired, either In emergency or for future
engagement.
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

STORE, 1925 Chapel street, corner Day.
Apply on the premises. mil tt
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FOR RENT,

LARGE front room, top floor, suitable for
Club or light housekeeping; heat; chapel,
cor State street. THE GEORGE II.
FORD COMPANY mill tt
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One cent word for each insert,or. N
iiVe cents word for full week, sevsn
times.
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FOR SALE,

HOUSE No. 81 Wall street. II rooms; lot
IL rooms; lot 36x106. s. b. OVlATT,
mh2 If 81 Church street.
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MRS. ". N. RABR.

SELECT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
120 COURT STREET. (nQar OranssA SES
best help Of all nationaiities. Tor aii fYIx$
of domestic work, - ~ MI
tain good situations In city and cot,ntS@
th a,sass desiring such help should cali Al
VIII , y years. experience We end sayor ~
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FOR RENT,
FOE RENT,

street, with OF without stable. Inquire
ut office Of WHITE & DAGGETT,
mh9 mill MoWeFr If AZ Church. street.
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[. |. WAsABuRN { Co.

Notwithstanding the false impression
which may have existed In the minds Of
some that ours Is a high-priced store the
are filled with goods which may be relied
upon as just what Is desired, or ordered by
your physician. And that our prices are
always as low and often lower than quoted
elsewhere our customers of many years will
bear witness.
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AS Opticians.

We do not claim to treat all diseases of the
eye, or to do that which only the Oculist
can do properly; but mechanical work In
this line entrusted 10 us is done by experts
well and promptly.
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WANTED. 1-7's
A COMPETENT waitress and sear,s+....
Apply 2s4 ORANGE 81. mh2o IN
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,,rn WANTED. IT3Tl
ElksIsCLASS cook, none other mead sns
Ply Inquire ut -40 $50. @pT
- Mn2O It "A WALL STRNNr
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
1ts At the norts and interior points to-day cor
- = = - = 49, -. -, -. III ias+ 80.

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
steady: sales 10000 bales; speculation and export 500
American. 5000 receipts, 2sooo; American. 2sOoo
Mddling upland $50. Futures opened steady and un-
changed: closed quiet but steady net unchanged 10 IA
points higher December. 4.s41ss; DeeemberJanuary
z82s; March-April 43ilzs April-May. 45ib; MayJune
4slb: June-July z.5e1zb; Juy-August 4-3ob August
September s2sb Msnchester-YaTps quiet but steady
and cloths quiet and nrrn
FLOUR AND MEAL-Business was again very
the -four department. and at generally
easier prices for al grsaes Spring patents s. so9s4 go
spring clears 81 s5ass IS; No winter. 81 a59
IS extra No winter. 81 so4S2 so; grade, S261
sSs 50 and to arrive sgeVhsst ne -four firm So iSg
Far o0, e g5Gs saa g 90 ohoie to fancy s. 45ss 20
-coRNMEAL-Dull Quoted: Kiln dried SO 5o8
Shiss lie as an6 . yso 81 e5si 5 Coarse 81 ss
FEEp-Easy 9uotsd: Spring bran spot. s24 %; SACKS @
cornmeal $50; inseed oiicake SO 269S29 5o corn OIL
cake. s22 so: aoniny chop. s27: oiImesl. $50 So
GRAIN-wHEAT-while yesterdays wheat market
Of proved equally Light, and general realizing
brought the afternoon which left nnaI
such bush leaning that majority Of the local crowd
went long Of the market anticipating further strength
Ano chance 10 make small pront again on ts puli
soe But holiday duness, especially among public opera
tors complete absence OF export
trade proved decided obstacle 10 bulish Efforts ana
gradually undermined the firm tone 70 snch "a extern
that holders throw over their wheat seen
after midday. The main factors OF baisn nature pre-
vang the start small Northwest receipts nrrn
Louis market Chicago in addition; reported moderate
DUH points sufficiently portan u Inily oIsst
LATER depressing influences especially as the professionals
Abroad holiday conditions have already oesn Isl and
Nhe prices generally improved little IN synpxty We
sseus.,y s 1s s.H es Re a. o b The only business
reported loads al tne
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 1s-Cattle-Receipts p 900 head: gener-
ally 0al5c lower good to prime IS so9$. a5 poST &c 70
SiaS4 as heifers S2qS5 25; s19S2 bulls.
81 S4 0 calves 81 50Gs5 49, Texas fed steers, 81 3og
to-day. $4,000; tomorrow, 1000;
eft over 900 steady &c lower mixed and butchers
TO choice. heavy SO 25l9S6 20; rough
heavy So soGs6 IS light s5qs5 60 bulk Of sales s. sG
love- good 10 choice sS 759s4 4o fair choice
mixed s. 7oa$3 90; Western sheep s3q$4; native lambs
50 5nTs5 So; Western lambs. S2QS4
East Bufao. Dec. -GattlemRecepts light; s1tes
Sc So Hogs-Recepts, $500 head; pigs lower; Workers
Sc 10as6 90 light do IS eo9s6; mixed packers S6 2og
81 50 roughs s5 40qs5 s4qs4 80, Sheep and
Isnbs-Receipts 200 head: sheep steady lambs easy;
choice lambs o@S5 co. good TO choice s. 2sqs5 40;
ss T07s4 cournon to extra mixed IS 1oGs3 culs and
Common 81 1898: and wethers, So IS
East Liberty. pee: 1S-cattle steady; choice 50 eoa
prime heaves Sc 55gs6 65 heavy medigms So ao9Se 4
S. 70S 0 pigs SIS 40Gs5 co; roughs s. 509s5 So Sheep
steady best wethers So 75s4 culs and common sl@S2;
Yeariires To- Veal calves. So 5OGlS1 90
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
!, 1s.-The leading futures ranged as fol-

Cash quotations follows: Flour easy; No 8
spring wheat 71hG751ac; No red. S0]eQs21sc; No 2
oats. 461AQ464c: No 2 white. ASA G49Ac; No white,
49h949c No rye. Soc; fair to choice mailing barley
prime timothy seed So 80; clover grade SO 30
pork bbl SIS 10GSl5 20; lard 100 ~ SO SIS
S9 S7 short ribs sides Oooset IS 35ISS AS sated
shoulders (boxed ST 3s7 so; short sides (boxed
IS 759$S S. whskey basis of high wines 81 g. On the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market steady
eTeameries 15a244c dartes 1492oc Cheese steady 9A
@1011c Eggs strong fresh 2sc
Cincinnati, Dec 1s--Hogs easier s49s6 40 Cattle
steady 81 25qS5 35 Sheep strong 81 259$3 25 Lambs
strong. higher. So 25GS4 So
Duluth, Dec. 1s.-Cose: wheat-cash. No 1 hard
7Shc; May, TIC. Oats 437sc- Corn, 631ac
Milwaukee. Dec. 1s.-CIose: Wheat firm: No 1 North
77977zc No Northern T5176Ac. May. T9&sa791ac
Rye higher; No l. &c. Barley higher; No &c. sample
50462c.
Minneapolis Dec 1s-close' wheat--cash. 75Hc: May.
ern. 75Ae No Northern. 73@4 aT4c Flour dull; first
patents So 95GS4 O5 patents So S09S3 90 hst
clears 81 90g$S second clears So CO. Bran bulk $40
Philadelphia. Dec. 1sWheat quiet steady:
grade December S09S01zc- Corn. nc lower: No
December, &c G61c- Oats quiet but steady; No white
ern creamery. 25l4c: prints Eggs nrrn.
soc; do Southern 2s929c. Cheese good
mand; NewYork full creams fancy small lie; do fair
to choice 9G10Ac Recepts-F1our 5000 bush; 10000 70
In sacks; wheat, 10000 bush: $1,000 bush oats,
l6,0 COO bush ShpmeutsWhea 20 600 bush; corn 900
bush; oats. $4,000 bush.
se.c; December see May s21sc: No 2 hard, 7sh97oc.
CornNo cash. SIC: December. &C. May 6s7sc. July.
6sl96S@c. Oats-No ? cash. 474c; December, 47+c;
May. 4sAc; No 2 white 5O24 24a51c.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Wilmington Dec. ls.-cotton firm: middlins. 7%c; re-
cepts. 2.4sT bales; stock. 17,S7s bales
Augusta, Pee 1s-CottOn steady; middlnE sisc: low %
bales sales. 2I7 bales stock, AS bales
Memphis, Dec. iS.-Cotton gu eti middltng. SC; low
middling 7&c good ordinary. 7ssc; receipts 1.O44
bales receipts 2I4s bales; shipments 1914 bales:
sales, 700 bales: stock ,339 bales
Houston. Dec, ls-Coton quiet; mddins. l-16o; low
middling sc; ordinary. 6sc; receipts, II
shipments 154i9 bales; sales, $50 bales 1I69s3
bales.
Mobile. Dec ls-coton quiet; n1iddlins. iS-16c; low
mddling. l6c; good ordinary 1316c; receipts, 969
bales exports coaswise s13 bales sales 500 bales stock
q 9T5 bales.
New-oreans. Dec. Is.-cotton quiet steady; mid
ding. Sc low mdding. 7c: good ordinary. l-16e re-
167 bales; Great Britain IS bales
Continent. 1900 bales coastwise. bales;
sales. 1000 bales stock. 3O7 4S9 bales.
St LOUIS Dec. 1S-Cotton steady; middling. Sc; low
middling. 7c good ordinary. 7≻ receipts Isis
bales receipts 433 bales shipments 26ss bales;
sales, 10 bales; stock 80 152 bales
Savannah Dee is-Cotton steady middling. T5sc: low
wise 1565 bales sales 1854 bales stock 166OOs bales
r. Norfolk. Dec. H-Cotton steady; middling, Sc: low
mddng 916c; good ordinary. l5-16c; receipts SIS
bales coastwise 2oO4 bales; sales AT bales;
stock SO 997 bales.
Galveston Dec Is.-cotton quiet: niddlns, 8 Lie;
low uddng 11-I6c good ordinary l5-16c receipts.
Is $50 bales sales. 152 bales; stock. 2S 7O1 bales
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. Decenaber is. "a

BEANS AND PEAs-Dornestic marrow had quiet sale,
basis Of 81 40 tos choice quality.
Medium are scarce and hold Up pretty well Pea are
this week have been filled at 81 20 generally Other
state beans previously quoted California lima
steaGy for quality inferior grades slow Scotch
peas further advanced and close quite strong under
higher aGvces- We quote: Beans, marrow,
choice per bush 81 medium choice 81 o2 5gS2 o5:
DO pea choice 959S2: kidney, choice 81 20 DO
white kidney choice 81 4oas2 As; 90 yellow eye ehoce
3O6s2 35; black turtle choice, 81 Sosi o 90
lima California So 25Qs3 80: italian medium 81 s59
81 90 foreign medium 81 75as1 s2 green peas
baps 81 do Scotch bags. 81 a 2GJSi o.
BUTTER-Receipts were light again to-day, consid-
stock having been delayed oy Washools o
Buying fair and prices toT sh eEaoe
fresh table butter advanced another he was
esy 70 realize 25c for strictly fancy quality Fine rsts
brought little also but other qualities are
be a sufficient supply OF sea
sonabiy good The finest June stock is hsd lost
shade hruer No change dairy or the western