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The times., 1901-06-16
Ribbons

4-inch Satin Taffeta Ribbons, nnr
IN all the leading shades. Sold /uS
for 39c yard. Special price. .. - =
No. l Satin-back Velvet Ribbons. in
Guiding pink, cardinal, light blue, yell
low, brown, lavender, white, Pr
and cream. Sold for soc a n ~
piece. Special. IT,
AlI-silk Fancy Stripe Wash 1nr
Ties, IA yards long. Sold for US
25c. Now.................... ~
3-inch AIl-silk Satin Gros Grain
Ribbons, in white. pink, and fFc
red. Sold for 25c yard. Spe- ~
claI price ..-.-...............-.....
/ lot No. l Black Velvet Rib t9r
bon. Regular price, 25c piece. II
FOR. ..-..-.-..,....-....-.--. -
finch All-silk Fancy Plaids, fnr
including black and white. QS
Sold for S5c yard. Now.
No. Al-silk Taneta Ribbons, in
black, pink. blue. cardinal. laven- 1c
der, and white. Regular price
1Oc yard. Now....................
1 lot No 3 Gauze Ribbon,
bi1ck with gilt edge, white Inr
with gilt edge; regular 75c AtS
piece, Tor. ..............-.......... "
The times., 1901-06-16

Mrs. Macarthur. wife Of General Mac
Arthur. has also taken apartments at the
Jamestown for the summer.
The times., 1901-06-16

Mrs. Joseph E. Goodl1ev, of New Jersey
Avenue is spending the summer with her
sister. Mrs ii. Reuter-, of Cleveland, Ohio.
The times., 1901-06-16

AT the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. n. Fallin, at Calvin Run, Fairfax Coun-
ty, Va, on the 18th inst, Miss Annie b.
Fallin, their daughter, and Mr.. Walter
Balderson, of Montrose, Va, We're mar
ried by Rev. Mr.. Dolley. The attendants
were Miss Cora Fallin, sister of the bride,
with Mr.. Ernest Balderson, the brother of
the groom; Miss Myrtle Balderson. a
cousin of the groom, with Mr.. Edgar
Fallin, the brother of the bride. The bride
was handsomely dressed in white organ
die, elaborately trimmed in lace and rib
bons, and carried bouquet of bride roses.
The bridesmaids wore pink organdie,
trimmed with white lace and rib
bons. The spacious parlor was profusely
decorated with ferns, Ivses, and magno-
las, and the ceremony was performed un-
der a beautiful bower of these flowers in
the bay window. Miss Clara Fallin
played Mendelssohn's Wedding March
as the bridal party entered and Annie
Laurie during the service. After the
congratulations supper was served. Only
relatives and personal friends of the bride
and groom were present. Among those
from Washington were Messrs. Edgar
Fallin, c. J. Balderson, x. Main, and G..
Swink; Mr.. and Mrs A Ridgely, Misses
Myrtle BalderSon, Nellie. Hattie, and Mat
tie Fallin and Rev. Mr. Harrison. The
bride was the recipient of many elegant
presents. After visiting the groom's pa
rents at Montrose, Va, they will return
to this city and reside at 2205 Fourteenth
Street
The times., 1901-06-16

Baron ". a. +. Gevers, the Minister Of
The Meth rlands. is in New York, where
he is staying at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The times., 1901-06-16

Mrs Fannie C. Barber has issued invi-
tations to the marriage Of her daughter
Margaret Ballenger, to Mr.. William Hen
~ Richards. Wednesday evening June 49,
at O'Clock, at lU2 c Street southeast.
The times., 1901-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Hopkins, Of
Eighteenth Street, have gone to Green
brier White sulphur Springs for the
summer.
The times., 1901-06-16

Admiral and Mrs. Selfridge. have ar
rived at the jamestown, Newport, for the
season.
The times., 1901-06-16
Linens.

German Damask Hemstitch- nEr
ed Tray Cloths Building Sale ~
I rice. ---..-...--........-...s - -
Regular price. 93c.
100 dozen of Extra Fine Quality
Damask Tray Cloths, with ar
open-wOrk centre and sewed IN
fringe. Building Sale price.
Regular price. 2Sc
500 of size "A German Damask FIRING
ed Stand Covers, in plain orc
Building Sale price............-.. -
Regular price, 371zc.
100 of size 2x21k yards, Extra Quail
ity Silver Bleached Dam
ask and Pattern table Ct r.
Cloths. Building Sale y m
price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AsO@
Regular price, 81
$50 yards OF Genuine Rus 1n1r
STA Crash. Building Sale ~
pr1ce---.---........-.- &
Regular price, 15c-
80 dozen Of size 2Ox4O Fine Quality
Hemstitched German Dam nnf
ask Towels. Building Sale I
Regular price, 25c.
50 dozen of SIS Pure Linen Extra
Quality Bleached Dam Ct RI
sss. ssk IS;ld Napkins. Building SI.5U
Regular price, H-S9 dozen.
75c dozen of Extra Fine Quality
Bleached Satin Damask ca IN
Napkins, size 2o-inch. pZ.UU
Regular price, s2.50 dozen.
The times., 1901-06-16

Mrs Charles W. Fairbanks President Of
the Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion, made an address in the Temple Of
Music at the Buffalo Exposition, where
Flag Day was celebrated under the aus
pices of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution.
The times., 1901-06-16

Among the especially invited guests at
the opening Of Mcxicos Building at the
Pan-American Exposition, which took
place last Friday, were Don Manual de
Azpiroz. the Mexican Ambassador Sec
retary Hay, General Miles. Jose NJ. GOdoy,
First Secretary of the Mexican Embassy.
The times., 1901-06-16

Miss Belle Armstrong, Mrs. e. P. East
wick, and Miss Eastwick, with several out
of town friends, viii spend portion of
August in touring through England by
coach. They will start from London
about the middle of August
The times., 1901-06-16

Mr.. A. II. Shattuck of the Treasury
Department, left for Massachusetts yes
terday on account of the illness of his
sister
The times., 1901-06-16
% cents yard.

Fine all-wool Black Bunting. 40
inches wide; dust repellant; very serv-
iceable. Worth soc, to go at
The times., 1901-06-16
Dress Goods

Fine aIl-wool Nuns Yelling Colors
are navy. tan, cream, grey, red, and
The times., 1901-06-16

The Russian Ambassador entertained
the members of the embassy and few
additional gentlemen at breakfast at the
Raleigh, on Friday.
The times., 1901-06-16
% cents yard.

Mohair Briiliantine in a good shad,
of navy blue. Nice for bathing suits
40c value.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05

METAI.S-There occurred further break copper in
movement level The market finished The
5has the former quoted taS
movement began The local market metal
settled and n2@inay quoted at d%i d tIF There
was reported. Tin eased off f. az London
qufet at aii6 lis and futures prices
thus spot was quoted s24 Lead dun and
inaly unchanged at home and abroad closing at 81 81
York and London the former closed at 81 80 nominal
si S @ No Yo2Ibern fosndrv s52s1s No sSuhen
foundry S14a$i5 No sonihsrn foundry Si4 5oasI5
warrants closed at Dos 1od and Middesboro closed at
MoLAssEs AND sYRuPs-The desired grades Of mo-
] % a IN demand and ruled 3 quite firm s Ee T re
close here was steady however at unchanged prices.
yaups f 1ea q@l. sfs@ey at fu,r t"rsner pTGes T1a
ss g 5s @ lSifs s,, good agaoc Pmo iSn soe S
syrgps common I2al4e; fair. 15G17c COED. l7g2oc;
sail there were improy ements in depart
quoaby unchanged many instances nominal, Quo
geR ssoni I'd ID sdGG sPi and Hui 6
2l4d: Antwerp. l32d Hamburg and Bremen, . pigs
ISndon oats cHARrERs British steamer
bePthed Deeeber British s5easr 54s tons
S Sof%egi5n sfes%er timber
los december: Spanish steamer 5le tons general cargo
800 tons dead weight coal PnisdsRhia 6a
4l9 toms India trade. months private ternls
Hhesh Ti5lsh % private terms @
@ Rs2ee t, TO SsaI s9 Pvas schoon
e qadsa 10 GEtTsSse TdrS of
schooner o. s fSs sss tons asphalt Trindidad
@ Se6se or to MseoTs and back sugar
schooner 2ss scnane 5gns nmss ass oRs Iumber
@ SE 80 New S. SO bark 81 tons coal
Piiadephia to s5 schooner M M IONS TOMS eoa
TO PoEasa1s 9s Sc German sfeam ISIS
tons phosphate Tampa Settin at or a5Tna 10 tinted
ruary sIl'SR Jan9sr~ French 445 tons tmber
enaco Gibraltar SIS Cd tc9one 6Ptlo9 % sas tons
fanea; @ - T ;res Africa back, private terms snce % 10
1879 TP n PsT Pfsland back San Bias coast to
NewYor c9seoauJs nroTement was in the cotton
seed oil market sympathy with tne 5oderatey active
soae nsed quiet but se1dG Sb s. s5 and
in bulk PhilsdeIphsss "a 56is sc9TTo%sEED - SS S9 on
refined cases New-YGrk sai 81 prime summer yellow.
5s off summer yellow. sec prime white sp yW
PRIME arican boiled SIC; Calcutta sSe; western
nseed quoted &c under city BRANDS ia iap sions were in
@ being 2 shade smasf sEors asd we s4s
scTe buyers Tuesdays sales whls ghb,s 0Tss6Ss a 5
lessened consdersby; A. beaso m opv expected 81 900
PoRK@Duil on9tSd sue dasis mess BEEF sSEF
oasls si@ siaisE hEsf e.
Hoo@strong Quoted: Bacons 71se; $50 No. 7se; ee ~
s:. ss lso G r0 ol3ssd s gns s@osns lo 10 NJ sase
S 4e sassis piekisd hams dull Quoted TALLoWm
Firm city gee country sa6itc m sdD.d lars
srm quoted: South America. soc: Continent soc
T45i sTEARisESe nss opofed oieo s5sase lard
was some falling noted
rice day at Nevoeans the feeling remains quite
f1ssy @ q s1s fun osafae ave at
follow pomes,ie somSn t to iSM fair s.ss s
ee sss to r.ns saaa 4s5e 10 ior:s
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05

slowly Rabbits irregular. We Quail prime per
dozen 81 500 81 I5 DO Southern good. 81 l0d
81 %; per pair 1892: partrdges. 81 ISdS2
woodeock s16s1 % wild ducks. canvas per pair 81 ooa
hie"lng. 6od 5c rabbits, pair 122d1oc; jack raj
bits. 50c
POTATOES AND TEGETABLEs-A considerable cargo
of Belgium to-day fairly on the
the domestic stock, ana
outside figures rather extreme. Jersey sweet
potatoes firm Virginia stock generally poor and dragging
at low prices Onions quiet and unchanged Eachowers
moving slowly Brussels sprouts about steady Cabbases
doing little better. Southern lettuce and ether saiad
stuff sells promptly of quality. hut ordinary
lots are hard Florida green vegetables stun
arriving of kind. We quote Potatoes Scotch Mag
prime. per n bag. 81 50QS2 90: do Belgium
large. choice per 16s n bag. s. 60 do German large
common 10 bag. 50 25GS2 co. do large
prime 112 10 bag. 81 50qS1 Go; Maine. prime per
sack g 50S2 S. do State good TO prime $50 10 ~ 90
qS2 do good to prme sack 81 50as2 CO. do jersey
good prime bbl s2Qs2 %; potatoes South
Jersey. do Nineand, cloth
heads. 50 50dS3 % South Jersey, basket. S1u
81 % do Virginia yellow good 81 25dS1 49, do
poor 0cds1: Brussels quart Ga chicory
New Orleans. per bbl S3GSj: cauiowers, Long Island
bb S2GS4; cus S1GS1 50 cabbages. Long Island
100 S3qS5 State per S12GS13 celery state
per dozen. 12Q4oc eggplants Florida per box s5q$9
escarole NewOreans per bbl S4q$4 50: lettuce New
Orleans. hbI S3Gs4; do Norfolk half bbl basket
50CqS1 25: Florida. do North Carolina 5OcG
81; DO North Carolina Dbl S2S3 so; onions orange
County. white per S3dS4: do red fair 70 prime, SSu
81 20 do yellow. fair good 81 I5S3 % do poor TO fair
81 ,5q$2 90 do Connecticut red per Dbl So a*S l' do
yellow So So white. So 509S5: do state and
Western yellow per bag s3@s3 25 do red. IS 5ogss 75
do shallots New-Orleans, 100 burches, S3pS3 DO
okra, Florida, basket carrier, S34S5; peppers
Florida per carrier s3dS4; romane Orleans per
bbl, SSMS4 peas Florida. per basket crate S3dSI
string beans, S5Gss; squash Hubbard, per bbl 81 25G
81 50 do marrow. 50: turnips. Canada Russia per bb
75aSoc; tomatoes. Florida, carrier, S3qs4
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
Manchester yarns qui.. and firm.

September. 41se. Manchester yarns quiet and firm;
Re 7f i6 ass Rs
active sns eeeqs snd cose ~ whest strong at %
&c adTance the late curb additional buying
price Of the season. touched August,
ERUPTION ony nee s Tas tie sa s'6 3SnSeney
Brought iitiie response from the crowd
breaking the market Was out Of the question Being So
fsm sn 5 G price prices wod npTar6 ward
additional confidence In addition the public tuying
sesdiness Liverpool cables which proved
gone short Of wheat over might on the idea thar
action Of Tuesday Once the stability Of prices
ta6Ished at the opening outside orders crowded the
wogld be strong throughout the session At the West
many times this fs al and Of character that esn9Ssd
HorhwzSf receipts and coatnued dssatsfactIon With
sathe5 we s s9ndOPs m & in w1te win wheat States @ @ 1t e2d
Besides this prices were influenced inf by pTivats cables re-
buying orders The public cables reported
sI2 AS @ she5 IF e ss aRnSe Se a 1hs
b }ssf At @ s Geaf 0sed o cur f the S trade sg no
time look osetting factors the gong
kes shade caster A. minneapolis and Dulut feceiIs
Westen points but s5i 900 Bushels eon,rssted With an
prices exporters with The exception
at NwYor Of 1i,s sash wheat s9at
nominal: hard Manitoba. sI5sc prompt: No North
0mP T5 hard e sss.e pFomP1 a7d 10
records for corn this were broken yesteray May
selling &c higher than i month
Ne~Yor good deal OF covering took place. together
with active buying for outside and renewal OF
cash demand at Chicago partly for Southwest interior
In the strongest thing
evidence Of having regained Its
popularity trading element
only seller spot spite Of high
bids; cables closed i94c higher Of the big
bull traders chicseo were supporting the market and
offerings in all directions small IN contrast TO
position Of bears earlier in the week At Kansas City
Louis the good buyer of grain in
speculative No business reported, owing
to prices . closed II &c
prompt: yellow. 97se prompt and No white. I7sc
nominal prompt .OATS-An unusually broad
stive trade occurred in the market Yesterday at
Chicago with prices advancing rapidly light country
offerings and in sypathy with ether grains Locally cash
and considerably higher than Tues
No closed 50c; No B. soc; No white. sls
No white, 53c; track. mixed. 5oQ51c; track.
white clips, 54Gi54 RYE
Market firm; No Western. 7oc. and No = Western.
6eicc. both a1oat: 65966c BARLEY
Market steHdy: feeding quoted at 5996lo and malt
63I6sc, both ! T, Buffalo .BCCKWHEAT
GRAIN-FIrn quoted 81 rs per 100 10 track HewYork.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05

2lzc.
SbGAR-Demand showed slight falling Of to-day. due
PRINCIPALLY to the fact that beet in London conti-
ued It's downward and inclined TO be
more conservative List prices here unchanged al
the close with the market about steady. Quotations fol
low; Cut loaf crushed and dominos, 540c; mould A,
o,-Sc. -c. cuoes. 313e; HNXA powdered 5o2c; powdered
coarse powdered and fruit powdered &C; Eagle confec-
TONERS granUlaed. 5f5C; Eagle and extra fine
sranulaed &C. Eagle III 10 bags and 10 bags
or ne Sranulaed 505C Eagle fine granuated. standard
eranulaed and diamond A. 1900: confectioners A. zoe;
No ], 433c: Nos and g. 450c: No g. +45c No ;, 44Oc
No T. 800; No soc; No s. 4loc; No . 4ooc; No 10
4c Nos IL and T. 3sc Nos 13 IA II and Is. 3S5c %
n bags of fine granulated. Offerings continue light
for raw sugar while reners idding for forward de
livery and willing TO prices Sac for cen
ufugal. 3.c for muscoyado and &c for moasses, while
spot sugar to be neglected Gable advces indicated
quiet and easier market for beet at London the
December option declining d to IS I'D. while the Janu
position unchanged as Sd.
TEAThe market for ruled dull and feature
less all day. Prices follows: December 13S06
II SOC: January 13 s0a Is 90c; February 13 S0g ic
March 1390Q lac; April, 13 90Gl4c May. 1iql4.f0
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 4.-CIosing: Wheat-Spot firm: No .
Western winter. rs lad; No 1 Northern spring,
I'D: No 1 California. i2d futures steady; March.
MAY. Gs lid. COrn-SpOt firm American mixed,
new, nominal: American mixed old. IS 4l.d; futures
steady, January IS 32sd: March. IS 3D. May, 5s Sd.
Peas-Canadian strong. Us Sid Four-St Louis fancy
winter steady. Is Cd Hops at London-Pacihc Coast
steady y 5ss4. Beef steady; India 74s I'd
steady: prime mess. Western. 72s. steady
American refined in pals Cd. prime Western. in
tierces as I'd HamsShort cut Il to 16 10. firm 51s
Bacon cumberland cut % 30 III. steady i9s;
rib Ii - 70. firm. 5Os; long clear middies light Is
~ b i9s cd; long clear middles heavy. 35
H. strong iss Cd: short clear backs. 10 n.
strong. AS; clear bellies. IL TO 16 b. firm. 5Is cd.
Shcuders-Square, IL to l3 n. firm. 43s Cd. Butter
steady: finest United States. e2s good United States.
Cheese quiet: American white
SOS. Tallow prime city. 29s Sd. n
London sis Cottonseed oilEIuH refined. spot steady
6d Turpentine-Sprits steady. 25s.
firm. Is ed Petroleum-RehIed firm. lid. Lin
seed oil quiet. 32S
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
ontract prices in the local market to-day

cotton closed quiet. with quotations Ice higher
en- the basis s7c midGlrg upland and ssc for mid
cling Gu 900 bales Southern spot markets were
iseEaEhed NeVOrleans irregular held higher
a. I3 lsc. Mobile nominal. sc higher at sssc: SaNan-
naa steady. ssc higher at &c; wilmington nrnl &c
higher 7i.c. l&c higher 1c; Baltimore
nominal. &c up a. Augusta firm. lSc higher az
l6c Estimated receipts Of cotton at the ports 5000
20 loe bales compared with Is 3s actual last week
and iilGs year At Houston for 10 morrow
* 900 1900 bales. against 96s5 actual last week
ana ll5ss actual last year
FIJel AND line with the further strength
q wheat hour holders advanced prices in
ana quoted the general firm. but without
satisfactory response the part Of buyers Quoted
Spring 81 winter sraigtts. 50 459
s. -, patents So s0dS3 spring clears 81 90
s. y: No l winter. 81 s5@s3 extra No winter
g 75aS2 grade S25GS25 and arrive
bJckNs HEAT FLoUR-Firm. Quoted; s3as2 -. spot
ard 20 arrtVe-.--.RYE FLcCR-F1rm quoted: Fair to
ssod s. l5G So choice fancy. 81 45ds3 To-
COEkNMEAl<-Firrn. Quoted: Kiln dried 50 4odS3 80,
10 brand -BAGMEAL-Eirm. Quoted: Fine white
and yellow. 81 75aS1 So coarse. 81 32aS1 33 FEED
tin Quoted: Spring bran. S23 I5qS24 sacks, to
arrive. 2so n S24: spring bran. bulk SIS 90; coarse
winter bran S241S23: city bran, S24eS24 5o cor1nea
ss oilcake s29 25ds29 so; oilcake S22 5O
honiny chop S25 50 oilmeal, $50 80
Receipts the ports interior points to-day.
compared with the day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yorlz. December 4. 1901.

u Nev-NOrf
I values the Coflee fSh-
80. Le1+ within a narrow range Trading, however
,,,rs active with investment demand loteu
r.sr Transactions for day amounted 10 500 gag
na bags or which changed hands the call ana j. o
T. rad been done midday. The market started stoy
ions al unchanged prices 70 points advance men
selling orders from ts1azl "llS
n t,ru steady again local support and huyns LOT
latter accompanied WIN
T. market sdvices which sustained values
s11 cJosed the market steady al net unchanged pIes
r. ADVANCE TIE worlds visible supply ngrIes
fvhjch indicated Of lseooi bags over
month or bags December i. were zo4t '
expected by the trade. and did not figure as an nm t
than yesterday
-siie-e5 g4 being 50 bags ports and 3Soo
Ehars in Interior There were arrivals ul
Ia aln bsgs Included foreign market III
ne gain of lGlt. francs HayTe and partial az
Eyance Mfg Al Hamburg Rio coffee was Id Iet9
Esirer and santos 100 reis the Rio exchange rate
Tvs I-16d lower TakIngs from Warehooses -
|tris country light amounting 20 l2oeV paes an
Ethe market SPOT supplies ruled quiet aIo
Han ne basis of eS4c for Rio and ssc for Santos NJ
Es
The range of prices the local market To-Day
Fo1iorV
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
Totals


The exchange price and after December has been
quart. c,rs
~, freight and about express Prime chickens
ba,e SC. but most sales al &c.
rms beayy fowls steady. but light to medium "eiehts
d,, and irregular Turkeys greatly negected- @
han steadv Geese plenty and Live pigeons un-
hanged We Spring chickens. per No. I728o.
Inais rime heavy 9izc: do light 10 medium Sc roost
-n DO southern and Southwestern 5oaooc geese west
on s1 do and Southwestern iogSoc-
has turned decidedly colder WfSh
cberksd downward tendency ana steeoieu .le
nas a trAe on desirable goods. but stocks are TOO
iea.- ard demand limited 10 warrant any naerih
nnr6yement prices. There is httle can ior Ian
tnas greav neglected current use thoush there has
sold to SPECTATORS Tor ireezi,s
nurnosea al low prices. Squads plenty ana slo" we
nscked-TNIrkeys, Jersey ana upfNef lanc!
@ y, ,31,isc do fair good. l0G11c DO MARYLAND
ia 6alauare fancy l2G12i1ci do far 10 eooa onic;
90 State and pennsylvania. good TO prime 1lc 90 ono
and Michigan. scalded fancy lo1sc 40 aal, 10 AM ~
Ioc. other western fancy. 10c do good TO prime
~ 50sr: chickens. Philadelphia, selected large ioa
ISc do mixed sizes 12d1@1=c; do Jersey fancy
DO fair to good 9aIIc: state and Pennsyivan,a ibc
10 fair to good 9a9iac: do Ohio and MichiIan
scaided fancy Ioc: fair to good sqsc oter Meste
sencN aaSisc do fair good i2asac fowls OHIO and
h, do scalded choice Sac; do poor to fair
as. ducks Maryland and Delaware fancy I22lSc 20
fair to good loGllc do Ohio and Mishgah iahSS "a
I1sc other Western. prime Ioa1lc do poor to far "a
,sese MARYLAND and Delaware. prime. lonllc' DO
w.stsrn nrine Sa9c squads. prime. large white per
dozen So &c. do mixed. 81 $685. do dark 81 2sasl so
do scalded acc; quality. Sc DO poor 1Gi
Dc western picked average best sns1c DO scaaed
sIsIec: do dry picked scaided poor TO soo to;:S
sc. do southu e.tern dry picked Sc do western ana
moor to good 7G7i1c; old cocks d6c
6ucss spring ioc: geese spring. Western
1GAMp-ouaiI rather pi.nty and shade = ssn,-I
other fresh game h..ds held about the same ana senS
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
.Ineludlng - Hithdrswn e - PhIlLas.


/ CoTToN-Cotton scored decided again to
lation The market opened advance Of oG II
points. another bad scare OF
general outside buying prompted by great
strength Liverpool where prices were up l"9l6is
Ionts- Speculation heavy for q time with
sellers purchased be
the early advance. believing that
would give them opportunity 10 take the loIS
again. alarm OF shorts subsiced the
eased on quickly, January selling down 10 SC
decline Of long standing, Tor another
Of and Southern buying, in connection with
basis For the OF the day
displayed pronounced strength and good
months with confidence slight
Trading active and general with the
bear leaders much worried by the action Of the
cables from Liverpool and dispatches
mission reported growing interest in
who refused market
lNorern spnners prominent buyers from time
t1iae day. chiefly months. An advance
market tended to strengthen the
late market Receipts for the day large
falling arrivals did private predictions from the
South Exporters were said be
buyers spot South prices q CSC above
yesterdays The Continent said to be very
much disturbed the figures OF yesterday
ana heavy buyer in Liverpool to-day. The Liver
POOL however slow the report
in full meaning. stl refusing cover its
J shorts general thing Near the close big Wall
Street operator sold 5000 bales more Of
January. t.sVeG be for profits, and 10 be small
portion only load The market essed of several
points. barely steady at the close though net
The prices local to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Dec 4.-Cattle-Recepts 49, 900 head ineiud-
ing 200 westerns; 15G2Oc higher; good to
nrime So 4oaS7 50 poor medium SO e0as6; stockers
and feeders $2GS4 IS: cows 81 25as4 75 hefers s2Q
80: Gamers 81 25dS2 so; bulls S2GSi 10; calves. 81 5o
s. 5o Texas fed s. 5 Western steers g 5qS4 90
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 500O0 morrow: $1,000; left
over COO and steady TO higher except for light
So $50 s6 DO rough heavy S5 45S5 30: light S5qs5 15
bulk of sales So 95 SheepRecepts, % oco STEADY
ood TO choice wether 50aS+ % Western sheep S3QSi
native lambs s. 5OQs5; Western lambs. S3qS4 25
ctncinnatI 1-Hogs Sass 0J. Cattle
tive 81 s5Gs5 40 Sheep steady, 81 25aSS %. Lambs
steady So 25aS4 55
Fast fuffao Dec. 4-Catte-Receipts light and mostly
stockers feeders. market steady to hrm all sold
Veas-'rops S1aS1 others. So 50aS3 15. Hoss-Re-
ceipts head market opened strong for pigs and
light Workers. closing weak; Workers. So 0GS5 I5 light
do IS 55as5 mixed packers s. S0gs5 90 heavy s6a
So medium 9oS6 pigs. s. 1885 so: roughs, So loo
SIS 35: stays SIS T59s4 IS. sheep and lambs-Receipts
head: good demand for lambs: sheep fun steady
culls choice. S3 1885 10; sheep
hardy wethers 81 6Ods2 mixed. So 81
S3 so; cus and common 75dS2 yearings So I54
Si heavy export ewes. IS 35hS3 so.
East Liberty Dec Cattle steady; choice SIS 1885
prime 5oas5 70; good So 1885 As Hogs firm prime
hesvtes Sc 1oass 90 heavy 81 TO- snt 90 as
IS e5 pigs IS 451$5 55 roughs. $4 5o9so so. Sheep