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The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
Drawers:

At 23c paiT-Made from Fruit of Loom cot ton, hemstitched ruffie.
 At 29c pair-Extra good muslin tucked and hemstitchcd ruff1e. At 39c-Extra good muslin, lace and ham burg trimmed
 At 5Oc-Extra good muslin or cambrc lace and hamburg trimmed
 Better grades, lace and hamburg trimmed. g, LOO, 1.25 and 1.5O pair.
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
Fancy Silks :

We offer an immense assortment of fancy silks, cleaned up from manufacturers and job
 l bers at two-thirds the actual value. Sale price 49, 59 and 69c yard, value 75 and 1.25.
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
On Wednesday, the 2d Day of the New Year
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY SALE OF MERCHANDISE

The first the will
 
  the O not smpht sales Thesa advertiser chladse o tr to theH
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
A Sale of COrsetS:

Misses and ladies' corsets, odd Sizes, sale price 25e pair, value soc.
 LOomer's summer corset, dollar goods, sale price 69c each. : R. and G. Seconds of some of their best dol lar cOrSetS sale price 69c pair,
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
Linen Goods for
 the Table.

One hundred dozen of < napkins sale price q dozen, value 125 Fifty dozen of < napkins, sale price 1 1.25 doz- en, value 1.5O. Ten pieces of cream damask sale price 23c yard, value 29c yard. Fifteen pieces of cream damask, sale price 29c yard value 37hc yard. Twenty pieces of cream damask sale price 4sc yard, value dsfc yard. price 4sc yard, value 62 hc yard.
 Fifteen pieces of bleached damask, sale price 5Sc yard, value 75c yard. Towels:
 Brown or bleached towels, sale price 5c each.
 Heavy huck towels, sale price 9c each value 12hc each.
 Heavy huck towels. large size sale price 1Oc each, value 15c each.
 Heavy huck towels, sale price 12hc each, value 17c each.
 Fine quality huck towels, sale price 25c each value 33c each.
 Extra fine initial towels, sale price 25c each, value 37Hc each. Crash
 Brown or bleached, sale price 4c yard, value 5c yard.
 Linen crash, sale price Sc yd, value 1Oc yard
 Linen crash, sale price 1Oc yard, value 12hc yard.
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
Ladies' and Misses Underwear.

Ladies' wool vests and psnts sale prses Se. value 75c and 100.
 Boys fleece lined vests and pants, sale ,.,. 23c each.
 Children's knit vests, price 1Oc and 1s1fc.
 Ladies' ribbed vests and pants; sale prl 23c, value 39e. Ladies ribbed vests and pants. sale pride 39c, value 5Oc =
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04

Persons who suffer from indigestion, can not expect to live long, because they cannot eat'the food required to nourish the body and the products of the undigested foods they do eat poi son the blood. It is important to cure indigestion as soon as possible, and the best method of doing this is to use the preparation known as Kodol Dyspepia Cure. It digests what you eat and restores all the digestive organs to perfect health. R. H. Beers & Co.,, NewtOwn; $. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,. Stepney: A. B.. Fanch- CT, Hawleyville; w. N. IIurd,' Long Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
Golf Gloves
'Housekeeping Goods !''

This Is an opportunity no housekeeper can afford to pass. prices are very much in their favor.
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04

The garnet being the birthstone for January, a gift consisting of these stones would be exceedingly appropriate for this opening month of the century. G. w. Fairchild & Sons of Bridgeport are showing garnet rings at very moderate prices.
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04

Gloves.

Gloves. A Grand List of Glove
 Values Kid gloves for ladies, all good colors, mostly 8 lamb skin glove and regular dollar quail ity, sale price 69c pair. Golf Gloves r..
 Fancy mixed colors, plain red and white price 2 and soc pair. Silk mittens for ladies wear, soc pair. Mocha kid gloves for ladies, the best dollar gloves sold.
 The Elite, colors, grey, reindeer, brown and red, price 100 pair.
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
Chenise: |:

At 25c-Rufflc trimmed chemise, value 35c each.
 At 39c each--Ruffle and hamburg insertion trimmed, value soc each.
 At 5Oc-EXtra Good muslin, corded edge, val ue 75c each
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
Wash Cotton Fab
 ricS. Wonderful the Bargains in this Department

III II1IS DOP61H C111C1IC Best quality shirting prints, sale price 4c yard, value GAG yard.
 Outing flannel, pretty pink and blue stripes, SC yard, value Sc yard.
 Fancy cotton dress plaids, sale price 1Oc yd, value 15c yard.
 36-in percales, good coloring, price Sc yard, value 12Hc yard.
 Indigo blue print best cloth, price 5c yard. value 7c yard.
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
Good Values. Infants Short Dresses

Extra fine quality 50, a and 9sc each.
 Flannelctte skirts, yoke band- for ladies' wear. 19c each. ...'
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
Infants Wear i:

Long slips at 20 and 95c each value 39c each, Long slips; finer grades, at 5O 75c and LOO.
The Newtown bee., 1901-01-04
"MedalliOnS"

From Taber, Prang & Cos
 Only one hundred and fifty more of the exs Medallions sale price s5c each, value Sc and 75c each.
 The same quality of Sx12 Medat5DaS.sale price 4sc each. value Loo and 1s0ss S<rSS.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

e CAVES DO 80 m at at $ $: s. 3: Dc ss g r
George and /. s. Dlenbaek: veals, rs ~ at s. ~
Il # Ii fte le' ssvs q 50: do. Sc 10. at 81:
sS M ne nsa s i. i. = 3 ad.as !. "a IL ss is
head including 2s siaughterers and s,s for o
the 9f ma c MAKING al srs w9 S Jersey 1s c and ii at SIXTEEN
sheep oveTaOundant supply "a and saD slow at .-us uss
and ehoee grades selling about seven
Ga5 @6n s6 shoice ss sheer sold .StTa
and heavy Export ewes at IS 60 fafs o. one ne
r ss g % s'las's sas ::
SSsc per ib and dressed lambs slow slAGse. with
sesosd ns selling o R W g Ohio lambs So 10 average
at s. 70 n per At lss g o. g. IS M dG DO q g n b. at
% s;S. a. shssp he n is a g s. a st. s 3d.
i57 jersey dS ~ ls..n @ IS e. % :. 81 49, As
1,ehaucRe nadrinstpn don fos 10 S.I n. at Sc Is 0'
Bro @ s. % = stats "a 81 sos s @ % o S s. At r. "a at g aS 49,
i9o PennsylTsnia s. II State "a eu IL IS @ "a at
S 81 & at at s y da es nss' IS - s.
TcbiS f. IN z 3 lambs *, Z ~ b. a s s: g. s JIG & s
ss NJ 81 So 50 o indiana % as SHEEP re- IS Ohio do Isl
n 4 at IT, s$ s. So isi i STATE Sta DO S. III eus 50 o
at I + 81 s. p 5s .ss.s $ Ia II. r. 'ss ss s. s.
81 Do 80 d. 81 ~ a at g ss 50; do culs 90
D at 81 49, ~ aG; eg c g g X RentusEy at lambs
6 n at s. 80 9 * a liz ioees h. 2;
S Isl d. 1o5 n ss TO- q Pennsylvania do los
J. G. Curtis "A State lambs s. fs Do az AZ 30 IS M ~
NJ 81 10: Al do So r 37z: As culls Al 70 at - o
State sheep TO- $3; II do 80 fo at u os oo'
10 n a 81 371a. -, .,,,,a, >, n,
Andrew Mullen: rs Pennsylvania lambs 'oucAs'' - 0'
at 81 So sheep and lambs 81 10, at SS ..rz "a
S SO West Virginia lambs 81 ID at - o. ~
sheep. IS n. at Sc rs e. q, .,u. .x
10 al SO s71a 122 Gull sheep al ~ at 81 10 ,.,.
HOGS-Receipts q or 4U2S heao inciuolns
"a head for No sales reported FIRM Ieel
ing for medium and heavy hogs IN Buffalo QUOTATIONS.
pigs weak. Country dressed steady except for igh.
Weights which are half off from last week Inc
,pJoIe is a
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
at the ports and interior points to-day, as
.ith the a.N laSr week and last year:

Cotton % @ esi ss geP22i 15eapsoa sad esor 500
American sOo sSeP5 futures goS opened stsady
9sob DeceHnbeTJanuaT lnr
zPrtisay Na9ne 43ss n5sr JanejsIy Nah SsR
ehesterYsrns and cloths qpet sustaining
F2TR Shsp bassE -four shade o.sv IowsF all n
around Business moderae and as S 9suai 5 Winter
sFaeh s9qss o wiRer P2tsn5s Bs $ 3 asss To- Srs
Nc winter 50 So&s2 grads $50 S6 90 SPOT 81 snq o s
3 Rcl5MEAr e ST[I Fk9EffoGR 2 &@3se
Fair e gs%s & l1qsS yc qGofs Kim dried %
s e. e5a4. 8 Gagi gqGsa ths ED
FIRM quoted spring bran spot S$ %; 6sfe sseks Winter VI
I'VE flse, @ ~ So city bran S2 50aGs26 corIuea SSd
linEeed Sor oil oass sSa s: ss o neal s. $50 &C.
GRAIN-wHEAT-su rapid progress was maze age g
beea tee near If outsiders the
Of wheat that poured especially at Chi
looked very much as If some OF ,he % oo and
dumped their wheat effort secure at least 1dr
heavy extensions accounts good foreign selling
he RSfe Believed @ that big break An Of this
decided effect everywhere OK =. & ~n son
days highest point ss7se May wheat Locally St
1bnspo Commission houses reported big orders the
tear Side while the Of supporting orders in direct
contrast conditions was very small M
the session As mater OF fact: the 9ly Isn nTices M M
sold up unexpectedly m cables the trade haHlns
however Liverpool all advance. and the Con
tinertal markets be considerably lower
tban on Tuesday influence which some attention
vas called was the Northwest movement OF only
6a0 cars compared T43 last week ami the
terror movement only SS3 bush compared with
eaoO hush The effect OF this small move
however, owing the scare or
outsiders and liquidation. In lines only
loads Of wheat and loads at outports
Quotations OF cash wheat, b aloat basis were as
follows No Northern New-YoTk, 35bsc nominal; No l
hard Manitoba $3.50 prompt No Northern Manitoba,
sake prompt: Northern Duluth. S3c prompt; No
hard New-York prompt; No red NewYork, S19sc.
prompt CORN-As in all other departments.
corn suffered from heavy selling movement to-day,
IdIAc bush, making 2Isc decline since the
highest was reached The country under
stood leading seller Chicago, while professionals
the short side, feeling con-
fdert that their grip. for the time being
any opened but eased on later. and
while the interior movement kept
at liberal figure. compared with few weeks
the previous week.
in liberal scale all day
through commission There export busi-
ness ACCOMPLISHED. closed 71@8c: No yellow
and No 2 white, 734ic, all prompt. afoat.--...
lead of other markets. had
decline to-day and closed heavy at about
the lowest point. closed Bic: No B. 501zc; No
. white BIC; white. 531zc; track mixed 51Q52c;
track white. 5iG57c, No white clips, 541zc.--.
RYE-Market easier. No ] Western, I1z4c, and No .
Western 714c, State rye, 61@6Sc.
RARI,FY-Market steady Feeding quoted 5oI61c,
and mating 63d6Sc both f Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT GRAIN-Market firm Quoted 81 80 100 ID.
track
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 11-Cattle-Receips. 1000 head; choiee
steady all others sharply lower: good to prime so-oH
s. Ia poor to medium s46s5 90; stockers and feeders
S26s3 IS cows so; heifers 81 gdS5 3o Gamers
SGs2 & bulls SoS4 so: calves So 5o@so so; Iexas fed
Steers 81 5OTs5 40 Hogs-Receipts to-day, 5ooo head
OOO 10 Ooo heavy steady oshers
lower: mixed butchers IS SSe6 20: sood TO
choice heavy s6 2as6 co. rough. heavy s. 6Oq$s: nga
as 1OGs5 S. bulk of sales IS S5GS6 40 Sheep-Recepls
steady strong lambs strong to oc hghers ssao
native lambs 81 5OGs5 %: Western lambs, s2as4 10
Cincinnati. Dec. 11.-Hogs easy. s4gsS =. Cattls h
steady 50 25@s5 co: steady 81 5asS To- lamps
steady S3qS4 65-
East Liberty 11.-Cattle steady: choice 30 sga
Sc To- prime IS 60Gs5 so: good s5d$s so Hogs stssay
nrime heavy Sc 30IS6 As; mediums 80 fqSo 90
light do s6ase lc heavy Workers. IS soasS 60 gns e0
7O1s5 pig weight and quality 20 4ogSo ~
roehs 81 5ods5 Sheep steady best wethsrs s. 400
So Is. culls s1GS2; yearnsss y 5oqSS 'o'
veal calves. IS 5o1s6 %
East Buffalo. Dec. 1.Catte. receipts light; steaay ss
ali sold VeaIs dull S4as4 75: extra 81 grassers sS9
So 25 Hog-Raceipts 500 head steady for good oua W
as So packers s6 1oass q heavy 50 4oso a 10
6o stays SO 75gs4 so Sheep and iamosCFeceP15 @ %
choice lambs 81 eoGs5 good to choice - oogst 30 s G
to fair So 1854 Sheep. choice handy wetner ID
s3 75: mixed. 81 1oas3 5o culls ana
common heavy export ewes ana Wetnersb
6OTS3 rs; yearlings, s3 15dS4.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

COTTON-Cotton closed close top
thus far with shorts unhappy frame Of
mind The market opened steady with prices unchanged
points higher and for brief period responded readily
to buying from abroad and Wall Street well
cable news which averaged much better than antci
Bull leaders, however, slow
ket their support. while the floor
in prices due contendng setback
from figures had been enough shake
weak holdings of interest
would another bull Selling
by longs shorts the first hour
prices and before II had
dropped sos and May sos Liverpool stopped buy
ing finding heavy and closed at
low figures of the day, with abroad
much less hullish than of late Large receipts and
of ring bears Just before midday buying for single
turned the whole market and started
full For of session buying
sellers bullish cables
Liverpool tomorrow. with that Southern
spot markets stfening urgent demand added
o he the element There a slight
pause when prices had reganed 10 points
early decline, but in the last hour the market
climbed still higher prominent buying for both
Europe and the South picked liberal amounts
months and spinners bought January and March
well known operator supported the market all day on
that long had been pretty well weeded
considerable short had again been
strongly favored market needed but
competent leaders re-ener the market a large
The close frm with prices net 1lG14 points
higher.
s follows
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

Cash quotations follows: Flour barely STEADY
No 3 spring wheat 771sc; No red SOgsSc NO syy9
low corn 6a;Isc 46 Q4Tc; No white 's12V
49Isc: No 3 white 46% G4s1zc- No rye: soc FAR 20
Sao S Snrthwestern 81 45 Prime timothy seed. s6 teg
SIS 50GSi5 60 Lard per 100 10. 80 s5Gs9 Q. Snort
rbs sides 1oose) IS i0GSS 90 Dry salted snouldsrs
Iboxed Is,GTNc Short clear sides (ooxedl, IS soINs
WhIskey basis OF high wines. 81 g. On the froouce
E:xchange to-day market was STEADY cream
cries I4424c dairies 13Q20c- Cheese steady, 9.91o1ee
Eggs firm; fresh. 2id25c-
duluth. Dec u.-Close: wheat-Cash No hard I.ssc;
No Northern I15sc' No L Norther' anu DeeeiA0e-
743sc; May, I7ssc- Corn oSHc-
milwaukee, Dec I1.-Close: Wheat lower Ne North
ern 77a771ac: No 2 Northern. 76@761ac; May. so.c
sample 6od6Ic Corn-May 66is g664sc
cember i4c: May. 76ssc On track: No / hard Is4sc;
So Northern, 1850: . Northern. T31sc. Flour
FIRST patents 49, second patents S3 soS4 first
clears So 95d$3 O5 second clears 81 &c. Bran-ln buik
S20IS20 90.
Philadelphia, Dec u-wheat 1c lower; contract grade.
79i2GSOc- Corn 1c lower: No = mixed. De
cember 66G661ac. Oats hrnl No white clipped. soc
fancy Western creamery. 2osc; do
nearby prints firm. 1c higher: fresh nearby.
&c do Western. do Southwestern 26c do Southern
25c Cheese quiet NewYork full creams fancy.
500 bbIs n In sacks wheat. $4,000 bush;
corn is bush; oats 12000 Shipments-Wheat,
so 900 bush: corn. 5000 bush: oats. II. 900 bush.
St Louis. u.-CIose: Wheat-No red cash,
S2sc; S2ssc; May. s2Sc; No hard. T9aI91sc
Corn-No 2 cash. 65ssc; December. 6s1sc May. 6sa q
tS9sc Oats-No cash. 4Sc; December 4Sc; May 4i1sc;
No 2 white. 491.d5Oc.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

sr.r1oSs foot of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND to pEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDr STREETS
~ The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt streets is five minutes later than
tb.t given below for Twenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted
Cars A SeM W. YORK to Pia1s6arE Sleeping %
chicago No coaches TO Pit5snu5g; and cI.vsland.
ss ss NJ M FAsE PENSsYEvaNiS hsniIsO ksTED
ton es9 FoT SlssR1s cRGso
LIZ, F. H. chGeo fHs!sSs ND ha
Toledo. Nashville Syia Cincinnati, , and @ Io0iS''
ss !asiAP:DeI r. " sa'Af9 sf f6uis P'Ourz
& P % wTEs gIszis K Edass chicago For
5Sles F. saeePs M acfpe sspTeay Exr PRiaE ca
EOr Knq sT dl Vta xspt asnray
SIS su'f ntSIs M cLEv1ANp 5E AND ciNcINNATI Ex
PRESsIi WAsarsGTSS sis:isSS sND TaE sorTH
eoS1s IoSs Dinns car, @ s;r.s5s s. 9p so
Carr as 3 q Dining % i5 s5 night It f2nas sandsy e'
Dnng Car a. % pl2o2 2 aad ihS pians sa car SIS &
Ing Carr. 4-25 Dining Car. ass Dining Car'' '--'
souTHERN RAfLwAY-Express. Is 425 p m. l2-io
Atlantic COAST LINE.-ExPress. e-2s a. m and O. %
Me3ropoiitan Limited" I255 p. daily Express
NoRFoI.K T + d.E' AND WESTERN EAILwAT-FOr Memphis
caEsspARb 4Pa Ms45saas OHIO as p DRhLNaT-755 N
Fo Sass OLD Ina PofNF s coMFofr and NoRFoLK-1Ss m
Th4oHE vastibaI:d rrana Brs PaIOr Cars ana
Standard Coaches
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. weekdays. 49,
points York and Long Branch Rairoao r,ui
Street Station) 500 a m. Il.
s25 455 1125 p m Sundays 30 a, m 3 q,
a. M. m r. & So SO 5Io and 11so p. sundays s'5
a. "' bio FOR PHILADELPHIA. -u
$40 (Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets ozl - S".
s25 s55 IS o. Ln1ted). lOlO sqlosses
Cortlandt Streets 10 2O Dining Carl 1V2S bsass
ead eaf corandt nl2 It sPreet m s2o @ as caI 80
t21. 3 Is. 8 'sia5hgs s5s ss ' R
6IO 755 (lo coachesl. 25. $50 30 300 LAM I *
Dining Carr. IS dining Carr 353 20 q ,s
ass CDring Carl. 5.55 Dining Car 100 Szo' o0"' '
D. m. Il. 10 night - -. 80. -, &C, p-,asx,v.
Ticket offices 461 1886 1884 III ana -
Fifth below 23d STU Astor house VEST
Twentythird Street and stations foot o.
C-ortiandt Court street.
ton Street es Broadway and Penrsylvanla Annex
tfon Brooklyn: Station, Jersey City Ihe New iosS
transfer Company will call for and cheek oasgase tao,
hoteIs and residences through destination Ieephone
oJ. rseh.eenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Gao
SsrVtgS lgf--~rryNroN J R WOOD.
GereraI FdsS Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, Decenlber II, ISti
COFFEE-Coffee dull opening Win prices
Remaining Al iast nights the absence OF Dull
szpporT The heavy European full primary re
oepts weighted Gown early market and prices Were
barely stesdv midday Then commission mouse
and toesu bnytng and aided by fun recovery
in late French market. upturn OF points oc
Cured. The undergone ruled steady all the ai'sInv
closlng prices being net UNCHANGED 10 poiIies IN
Total rse-e finally net uh-
changed and the German market partial Ia pig o"e
declined y advanced l-loo
TrsziIian port receipts OF 1900 bags. ana an
interior movement of exceeded expectations
20 extent The movement from domestic
only rnode-afe amounting is 2e bags The local
spot rare. r,ie5 cuIet and steady with the nominal
OF Quotations ec for Rio No and sc for Santos
No L invoice
range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

Spot closed quiet with quotations unchanged, on
the basis Of S2c for mddng upland and sac for mid
ding Sales. 500 bales. Southern spot markets
were telegraphed follows: and
changed quiet unchanged at &c; Sa-
1-16c lower 1876: Charleston nri
and Lice lower at 1S Ice; Wilmington firm and &c
5S4c Norfolk dull and unchanged at SC; BaIt-
more nominal unchanged sac; Augusta steady
1-32c lower Sc; Louis steady and unchanged
Estimated receipts New-Oreans for to-inor-
$4,000 bales compared with 1882 bales
actual last 12a55 actual last year; al
1880 165o0 bales compared
week and 1928 bales actua
year.
Receipts at the ports points to-day, as
day asst and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN BONNIE CASE.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE final arguments OF
counsel were begun this afternoon in the trial of
Mrs Lola IDA Bonine, charged with the killing of
James S. Ayres, il. Assistant District Attorney
Taggart opened for the Government, and c. NJ.
Fulton. Of counsel for the defence, followed. The
arguments probably will be finished tomorrow. and
the case may go TO the jury late in the after
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

Observation-Disclosures interesting OF the history o.
to-day when a ne" iow
v~ss naSe in the copper prices London e 80
,a Saenod l5s and closing prices were to4 - o Ut
not ana l5s IS for The local market -
,ras nornsy unchanged for lake copper aithousn ~
general idea that large sales have neen
considerably below the present
ss rice Of 1Tc THE quoted for lake was io1zp
Elecfrolytic was 16ss4163sc and sasuss
ropsfnaI market was Il is %
lower closing i5s for spot and tlo4 los Ior & a.
rrba LOCAL market following the break in LONDON Win "
sdditiona Impulse of larger spot supplies and inera
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
CANNOT MODIFY SUBMARINE BOATS

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Naval Board on Con-
struction has declined 10 sanction a request made
Sv the Holland Submarine Boat Company for GER
tain notifications speed and other conditions
irnposed by the existing contracts. The company
saws il wishes to enbody the results obtained in
frs experience with the Fulton in the construction
of the remaining boats.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
new YORK CENTRAL

sraily fDally, eNcept Suniay .LIaIIyyi SNC-PS
HARLEM DIVISION -..
eos A NJ 3-35 P. NJ Daily. except sundays % Fll''
field. Sundays only. at 92O A "
Pullman all through trains
Train illuminated with PintSch LAght
T,cLat offices at 11s. 261. as and 121S BroadxsS'
T-niou Su W 275 Columbus Ave. lSS west I-otn -Sc
f23th ST and 13sth Stations. New YORK ooo anu ~
Fulton and IOS Broadway, z D.. BrooKlyn-
Telephone '9oo Street. for New YORK Centra
ss-yice Paseags checked from residence Dy
P. S BIODGETT. GtsOtttIEs q E<1-sA II x-s,-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

at to-day: River Railroad 3oa' Erie go;
Pennsylvania. TO- Delaware, Iackawanna and WESTERN
1So: West Shore 40; Lehgh Valley, 2ee; Ontario ana
Western, 20; boats, total 1450 Receipts OF
straw tons: By river 80; by rail. 80; total. Co.
Receipts of hay straw in tons at New-York for
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec n-Frour hrrn fair demand. Whss' so
snrfng weak: No 1 Northern. sSc Corn easy: 40 =
yellow 7f1ac: No do. 11c; No corn lo1sc; No ao
f,ats weak: white. SIC; No ) do el i2cs no
n,fxed 4aIsc: No do, 49c. Bariey-Fsir to fancy
e5G70c. Rye-No !. roc
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
NAVAL STORES.

Tha market for spirits rather quiet to-day, but
barely steady Rosn and pitch unchanged but
steady In tone. We quote:
.PAR-Reguars. 81 So: do oil bbls. So 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-37A A9SSAc
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 55. d. 81 90. e.
81 50: F. 81 10; 10; H. 81 7 81 80; r. So 50; NJ.
s3; n IS 65; G.. ST. and W ". "a 10.
STOCK HAND
Ros,n Observation-Disclosures. T. 422
crtrIts 250S bbis
Tar 40 oois
Charleston. 11.-Turpentine firm and unchanged
Rosin and unchanged
Savannah Dec 11.-Spirits turpentne firm. 35%c:
ceips 175 bbls: sales sos: exports firm;
ceipts g. 759 bbs: sales. LOIS: exports SIS
Wilmington, Dec. I1.-Sprts turpentine-Nothing
ing receipts Al bbIs firm a5e@S1: receipts
bbls Tar fm receipts sI4 bols. Crude turpentine
quiet, 81 1Od$2; receipts 63 bbls. =
London Dec I--Turpenne-S 2Ts Rcsin-
American strained As 10i3d: fine
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec. 11.--Cotton steady: mdding. Sc; low
middng ordinary 6sc receipts II AS bales
Britain. S,0o3; the Continent 100;
sales 4O3; stock. 2241o6
Norfolk. 11.-Cotton dull: middlins. &c. low mid
ding 9-16c; good ordinary. 15l6c receipts $50
bales exports coastwise 3032; sales l3o: stock 81 33
Savannah Dec. 11.-cotton quiet mlddIins, i3-16c:
low nddng 7Ssc: receipts 7.731
britain s9I coastwe. 1857 sales. 1884, stock, 124 973
Nev-Orleans Dec. 11.-Cotton firm: middng Sc:
dSnS Tssc good ordinary Lice net receipts is 612
bales gross 10 2s9; exports to Great Britain. iss25
coastwise 9Ss; sales. 5000; stock, ,373
Augusta Dec. u.-Cotton steady; middlng &c: low
middlng 7%c: receipts 1877 bales; 2,076;
shipnents 1866; sales. 9S2; stock ASH
Houston Dec n--cotton easy; mddlins SC: low mid
ding 9-16c good ordinary 13f6c receipts. 13, ioI
bales: shipments. 1904: sales. 2s2 stock 111.1o6
st Louis 11-cotton steady middlins. 77sc: low
nidiIng 7Sc; good ordinary. 74c receipts. 1.f30
bales; gross 4494: shipments 4727 sales 2SS stock.
90 010
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
Condensed

MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts Of
milk and cream at distributing points and
near the city for ended December were as
\ fo
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
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