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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-20
Easy to Get.

Have you a real smart all-over lace
jacket?
If you haven't. and want one, and
cannot pay the price in the shops
make one for yourself
Get an eton pattern and cut and mt
it. Finish with a lace or beribboned
edge. Use your skill with the needle
and your good taste and-prestoi you
become the possessor of about the
same thing on exhibit in the shops.
You see, time and art and needle
craft and design must be counted in
the price of the garment you admire
in the shop.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-20

The newest modification of the Elton
or bolero jacket is a jaunty little af-
fair termed the coffee coat" or Mon
te Carlo coat" the attractive features
OF which have already won the favor
of the First Lady of the Land" Mrs.
Roosevelt who has appeared Oh sew
eral occasions wearing wrap Of this
type. Taffeta silk is best adapted to
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-20
Blouse of Crepe d. Chine.

Pretty blouse of dull green crepe de
chine, trimmed with fagoting done
with silk of the same shade The
plastron and close-fitting undersleeves
are of white luxeuil lace. and over the
former is a pretty draped fichu OF
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-20

The juice of a lemon taken in hot
water on awakening in the morning is
an excellent liver corrective and is
better than any anti-fat medicine in
vented.
The finest Of manicure acids is
made by putting teaspoonful OF lem
on juice in a cupful of warm water.
This removes most stains from the
fingers and nails.
To prevent mustard plaster injur-
ing the skin mix the mustard with
the white of an egg.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-20

Spokane now has straw berry trust.
thirty-ive strawberry growers having
formed an association to control the
price of the fruit
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-20
Prettx Cloth Gown.

Dark red cloth gown. Waist small,
pointed cape of red silk edged with
red and white striped silk. Lace jab-
OF down front. Pointed bands OF red
and white striped silk down front; al
SO dart seams bottom of tabs edged
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-20
The Fashionable Blouse.

Nearly all the newest corsages have
a tiny basque in the back; sometimes
It il formed by the ribbons of the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-20

nousseline de sole, which passes
through eyelet holes in the fronts of
the blouse, and is knotted on the bust
The girdle is of the crepe de chine
fastened in front with an old gold
buckle-Wiener Chic.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18
OTHER MkRKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec, l7CattleReceipts. 10 600 head strong
medium sass stockers and feeders S2gS4 Cows
59s4 go: heifers s2Ts4 75 81 2s2 30; bulls
$2qs5 so; calves So 754s7 25 Texas FED steers g 5S
s. so Hogs-Recepts to-day. 81 900: tomorrow, 3oOOo
left over 5000 opened Ioe higher close advance lost
50 5Ogs6 so; rough heavy s6gss +s light 50 75gs gs6 3
steep steady and strong lambs 10 to i5c higher Good
choice 81 TS4 4O fair 10 choice mixed y 0Q
50 rs: native lambs. S3 1885.
Cincinnati, Dec 1T.-Hogs easier, s3Gs6 a5- Cattle
s2aS5. Sheep strong s2as4 Lambs steady. SAC
Kansas City. Dec IT,-CattieReceipts 7.45s natives
6O0 all natives; cattle active
active Arm best steers an others steady
choice dressed beef steers IS 1896 @ fair to
50 1895 10 stocers and feeders sss+ 30 Western
steers sass Texas and Indian steers s3s4 5
Texas 81 75es4: native cows s. soG$4 80; native
heifers 81 25s4 10: 6OcS2 IS bulls. s2s4 %
calves 81 5oGse 20 Hoss-Receps sooo market opened ed
as6 90 heavy ss 273.aSe 20; mixed packers. s69s6 81
90 is sheep-Receipts. $500: market steady . strong
SASS so: Western lambs SO S5S+ 35 fed
native wethers. S3lS4 80; Western wetf
ers s3GS4 90; stockers and feeders. s2Gs3 81.
Liberty. 17.Ca-tle steady, Choice. s5 T5G9
sh 90: prime 4oGs5 50; good s5qSS 90 Hogs higher.
Prime heavy s6 6OgsG mediums Sc heavy workers.
A5S6 Workers. So 4OS6 10; pigs. Sc 30s6 40
roughs s5ds6 20 Sheep slow Best wethers So soeS$4
cus and couno7. 81 5Oas2: choice lambs IS 4oas5 e5
Veal calves, SS5fS 80
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18

M n i Hq: s c o. 90 g Hs q a. e g. sss ss 3 s. So e E. d a
asi i = sd i IS & . q at s. e SIS d T. 'se e 3 3 & &
McE eWReceps S5s? sas fs asuant ID sonssn.d direct
put IN eaz aPu TO e 50 o ses seo. wsT m ts ed
@ and reported saies were at the range OF sSosoo Tor
sslles.J; G. Curtis Son: 10 fresh cows and eafvsA
Il H. Hollis: fresh COWS and their calves. at $40
.5s I s. n sss = r..
ae2e yss gsi were IN ss and @ The ss 1s:
quoted weak to Sc oWer Wesers o ere also du one
S Of the latter and lat. arrivals Of veas and
sh sholes ysa al sold s5ss so little calves a,
sSnr8 90 City dressed veas firm at S14c Per
n sales at q n Muli.s IS vess "a i4s
Sc Sc So 12s - n at - S. 5o 90 las n DO 100 at at
s.: Ii DO. 22s H. at 50 So ~ 'at''' Ai'
5Sis sSs' se iss 81 n d. at s e e. g T E
% "a at 81 So Il baTnyard calves a4s n IS
at hn @ I NssSn Massn % yss M g y n At # = 3 g. ~ So s S DO so s. S
at s: Sc DO 2s6 n. at IS sra
20 h Hgms IN Bro yesls 12S o n at IS 50 S 7o do
ss n s. So DO 2si n at s. 6arHyard calves 2ls
s G5!ii sI1 vssl; :7 D. E. s6 5 & g. "a 5's d7
e Z s. bGenbae fs "a r = Tsss 17O r at So
e: BAILEY 1e xeals various veights @ at $50 sSSss
g. ei @ "a at a. Jersey 7 S Sit y q uda G1 1s s d
ies H. at S. 10 do i1S n at s. so: do, e5 n. So
72 DO r. 10 a. s. 25 u baTnya5d calves 80 g r. at o s8 S IL
n at se DO rs n, S 50 q do i12 70 at s.: do
i's saadsFs sz 81 7sa e do IS g p r. at s.
SHEEP AND LAMBsReeeipts were az cars Or ssGs
and s2 for the m aEs St: a a s15v E tie s state sa At
sixtiats Jersey city arrived late 9 and
Wers actually % on 20 the market a: the lower yards
and good lambs were hE!y held Medium dur and sTa common Bo
fully cleared Common to choice sheep soo az & 90
@s So s9s to @ Prime I'm 1sgses ses at 9 e Rcs'ssd @
lected stock sold in small way a, at 1o1ac 90
at g a. g e NJ 100 At n S e 80 S g. % g
ssf shsfP DO g o. n B. at at ?S &c. as dc d. 1 ios
"a. a g r. at IT S @ Las sSs d. g g r S at at s S is faa
sylvania 50 n at S. 75 a Michigan sheep and year
STATE sheep Guns 75 n s.: Pennsylvania DO IS O
s Judd Co: State lambs. lOs n at se 3; !25 d.
s. Is; State do: p $50 n at 81 IS DO. i0s FS at
IS Is n ss a s. g. Is do d. 70 Ohio sheep
s Ssvs.s s s : s 8 eng ass j. so 81 = n n at s So la rs
a.d HeFTiPggs err e 8 co 27 Buffalo lambs 81 i at '' S'
a. g = 81 g d. ssps S t. ss q; s. a P So ee g q 3
So 5 p Do IS n st ,s. s. Si & 10 S 5 Is g. nj a s. S. S 5 60 west
ems IS n state sheep n. at 81 IS: DO.
5 aS 5s0 .!ss o @ & at s. % @ 10 aa 81
10 at 81 so.
H H Hollis. lambs. 70 n. at s6 Is; 13a DO,
s5 IS; 53 sheep. s5 n. at s4 buck 40
70 IS.
81 rp at SIS 75: q sheep, 50 ~ at 81 Is
George & L penback 81 State sheep 81 n. at 81;
lambs IS n ss
HOGS-Receipts PIN 5,102 head. incud-
firm and 10c higher; good
State and Peasnyivana hogs selling Al se so per
100 n: mixed Westerns nominal in the absence Of any
Country dressed hogs steady for all weights
saIes-Tobin & Shannon q State hogs 212 70 average.
100 10; II 80 n, at s6 6o roushs
n IS 90.
s Sanders; 70 St. hogs 1si 10 at SO 90
H & Bro: State pigs. eT n az So 60
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18

sst seeoosrd ceaTances Of wheat export
tTaos gould scarcely De have justified expecta-
4c rs loads al outports The foreign news consisted
% go ner decline in Liverpool 5GI5 points advance
N Fars Quotations with public cable the
foreEn correspondent confirming Of
N Arsentina which had circulation here pract-
caly all the week L harvest returns were
SATISFACTORY wheat showing good color Owing
speculative trade Throughout the day
aIrst entirely 10 operations Northwest
las Wednesday and SIC year ago Quotations OF
egasn wheat. o b afoat basis q follows: No
Hard Manitoba. s6+c; No Northern Manitoba. s5Ac:
90 Nortnern Duluth Soc and No red New-York.
.s72c, all prompt; No . red elevator s3Ac.... CORN
Inc corn market developed interesting phases
the holder OF December to-day Chicago
- Louis lost &c during the day New-York 1%c
FROM the high point Of the week therefore. December
oi runors attended the break and many thought the
oeal had been eliminated There intmaous
OF hnancia trouble among certain houses St Louis
markets all through the Heavy chicago
were mostly set down TO the OF operator pron
nenty Identified with ali operations of the ST
Louis bull pool. Later positions suffered
IN sympathy with the December break,
were vel sustained and In the afternoon made slight
conditions showed improvement all West
rseeipts for the day 799 600 bush compared with
net lower On export account thers z loads
cuports and here the only local being 1900
ousn basis Mixed corn was lower. being quoted
UNCHANGED at 611sc and yellow 61c
oATs-The market for oats easier at first
count Of clearing weather depression corn but
steady Cash ssies here AMOUNTED 70 $500 6gsh No
case: standard white SsKc..... .RYE-Market easy
Western 5sc ahoat State rye. o5e56c Sales for
ket quiet. Feeding was quoted at S9G4oc and mailing
at 4SG6oc. both c Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18

MErALs-TTNTn rs 50 Of rs recent atya3ee IN
tor futures in it was also easter here
Sh s51ancs sp9f s Sg3t Sd m LHdon lis and Sl
e. :saf si.6ssrG 6 IS sp fa aos: q
elecroIytc and casting At II & g. Tandn
Gecas6 Is sao sa to 80 vas
s sq fis snq Us CD 1oroR GaSgov closed 54s
and in Middesboro at ass 1o5c o6tias, nc nominal No
foundry northern quoted al f2s@SS; 10 n6 founGy.
so@tShsTR: so@tSsTR: soft oft at iSsass s2a@ss ''--
M2LgsFs on: P .nd f7'
h t5 gg,sk ss51asa ssss 1f ae eeon sS
issons ;s s. fo9E it16e geod 7a2ic Prime
sa l5aiEc: good. 1sa2oc' prime 2lS2S'' fancy p
pPov1sroysAithOagh nrrn ana somewhat higher Dur
ing The &C edyaRfs ss aT n Te oenss 4ess ef fo ng
nt g and Closed the Lowest point of
sT. 5hs dag q oo an'asdsd at .s G
oaahs $50 soT ci:ar S2iss2a s
sas s:t s2 iese dagse so f5gy slf9si fF
Rsss ss zs.os sSs 6 n PasssEB sa s9
h zc: ss Dgso q = qsi0c; Is IT ~ sES5s Sao
Picked shSgideFsp pisked sks 81 shouidsrs du e
scsd d! hs2 ans say sssy' oSn4y Sn2sse s ssii
Eai1 CRY oie6 s6d gun s6nh STIee A@sSs 9
II c connen Brazil ksgs z eSS c0p0g9a Potss
quiet ggSffffa ggSff s s city iard stcaTtns IKE
TAs 8a ssads 5Ss'; and are a5y a
sgd QUO 9s9at@29s5 @ 5d 5o2 BRINE to Dosds choloe
$9gS>ssd sdsec; a Ps5na, 51s95Ac Japan foreign 4s@
nominal 90 9olssSSssrtT -'o
f2sngoon il bond 2% GZ~c
-- :, uae,ad sugar is steady but unchanged
baxers reported better demand Small over.
% &c reported. We quote: Cut loar erIsheo anu
saes ar z5c: mould and cubeE, 510c; Xx1X pow
-owdered powdered and rrlit po"qsrea
deIeo 'f Fagie confectioners granrlated 5Ioe Eagle
coarse ena ~ hags Of fine granulated b.o5c: Eagle
cartons 81 hne ranuated Sc Eagle hne and standard
7oo Nos soc Nc "a 10 S60s' NS Soc No 0G6 io
o No H. 420c No II l5c No 10 1gc; s S0S oa Il
and 10 s0c The London beet sugar market was "a
nar With December and January euo'eo at e. 90 90
Zane Al s. sd local market was hr1n. very
"a! gar was offered for sale we quote
ste s .s rb~18c: uuscovado. 80 test '-loc ana mo-
% test 8 2-lbC-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18
couNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. December !


,-s A,-D PEAs-The market for domestic white
s Is without further change TheFe arm n'oese oesa
as 6f very s9s PDoye our t5 top
fs7 has been prizes ss say At fG t stte @ sfs @
but difficult to set Of fas foren beans is being
sdag IN range generally for g sFdaTg ~ bo
9zs sssS iPaan lo5s eia iSlllns
sso per- Psse s.s sss @ Dc s Ns: ss sG sS Bs
;ov eve choice s. 7bgs2 90 DC hs s6ia s. q
gs2 90 ,sas SsssF pdsE 6sEsiE1 s. 7oSsi ssiT5s 72ss
TERrne fresh ersasr ,sg Was was sBos 3gis
.r today while strictly fancy gusgb bss 5eo esste
steady the feeling hs acculated because much OF the
trade running % On be fe' tass b9tteP Owing
Of keeping qualities s.tty Fsocd socS sasd and f
the being .ns a. RsssF Psss essy are STEADY
tatiOn ereanS oSerate inquiry Fancy renovated s moving
PRETTY wlsh recent srss Go's DO
sdss ss :ssaats ssSsds s2essc g as sssss
f fancy Ts5 Imitation fa oTeaneSy finest
i2Ts5 DO fair pras Isl e. soon D@sr to ris
tzGdsc ,actory held finest 1sIsc do lower
Isss,ns IssissH; stock. sa 'is2ssIis 'is3sSisa I' -
features Trading is Iaodsats but h9dsrs o+
Sefy their y,sys gs,,o5a 5ai5 su few any
Would offer lots except a. oaty and selling slowly
epeisy White! ~ic Is more @ 2 1lf1' held hA VS
Skins cnyiisv cny ns lots exceeding top quotation Cable
sss We state o,6g5 full e6sa doioe DO ats
ad fanss Eise s DO s soGa sfrs TO m 2Iis made anc 20
eoRInon TO ored fd coice s13c: DO white ch9lee fi
iae do goo I2s 70 D,in's small choice sl2e do large
choice TsglIae part pa c642moa. shinnsa P5He saae
pt q ss se s7sass
but outside aao.aton ss f95 sfy and meeting
rssshsa .ns Ws a9os. sna
ssney sesftsd ts;t 5 vnlss rooa ssgsc tag
aisasc western fresh lshsrsd loss 'h s'i 90
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York December II. 1902
eIuaing p cars for export ays ss for m and
on 5I sale IN. Of Which IS at Jersey CITY and
ois SO late that they they we're not offered to-day The early
arrivals were about ali closed out Prices were rated
aaish dun seeTs quoted the late sales Jog 5o
sr, G .8 w . lSS 9SS e % 6a m
oae4 90 at s. G g. bulls 's' ss@s4 IS one eoce bull
ONE P0 e BUN N Fair s e9 S aPe a at S for % IN
sides Texan beef steady oaa at e &
cattle ana lambs steady TsrgsTasor H, beef beef
included SO cattle on the British Princess London
cSiid suzberger 1900 quarters equally divided
the s s cssc f 20 Hepod a oo M3nI9 a IN
The Paul to % FOR Ssr fh t sqf
indies s5 cattle and ls7 sheep on the Pretoria
saies-McPherson & 20 Ohio steers 1910 10 aver
age 40 100 n Is do l441 n "a at s. 90; Is dc de-
5a iis5 8 s IS aqs a5 l:sS 81 NJ lisS s5
.4e5 = Virginia do Ills 70 $ S. -, bull l4ie e n r
h a. st 5sSS e G nj d. g 9 81 n at e. IS iSo @ r do at
l2o9 e 3 r b. at ID s. s So ds az n lis7 s g g So st IS g @ S
n 1O q a0 s. ess g. p az a 80 ss Il & @ s. S $50 e e at e.
s. Sc Z e as at So s. % e at so 81 S g. n at
;sss sssF ls g 2 ad At 8 s. sa 81 l5s7 g D.
Il i3's s 3 B. At Is 8 g. So? 1ss s g. ss
llas ~ at s. 20 Virginia ssa9a so DO d iSai p r. at
= g. g. 2 On IS das i s5 &
h '9 at s. n Sc 10 Is do. si7 n at 81 e'
ssss g g 6&ts 1s, S :; !; q m a5 II do
Fl Ohio steers 11l9 70, et - ~; 70
rinoIs de- II57 n 50: SIS do, 1880 10. at 81 %
90 Kentucky steers. 1244 ID. at
s5 10. % DO 1867 n s5 s do. 1IT3 n. at 30
Ju5a q . State stockers 200 10 at - 90; 4
nns 74e n at S. do. $40 N, at s2 l5 cows lo23 No.
al s. do n. al 81 4o do o5e n at 81 lo 10 do
s54 n. 81 65. ~, -. 500. ~ =. sz Ok. :,
,sJs n al IS 20; DO i24o ID, at 30 20 DO 1862
&c 81 ss il DO 1900 70. s. 75 y do Goughl iI25 n
40 20 virginia do LOS No. at u eo oul iooo IO'
al s. 40 DO. i72o n. at 81 ~
Tohin Shannon bull $50 n, at 50 90; DO seo n
do soss rs at S So d. To7 n At g 4o DO ss4 n
10 Il DO $40 10, 81 do 100 10. at ST 90
J. G. Curt. Som; bulls 1857 n at 81 DO sss n r.
CO. 100 ro So 5o DO ss5 70 at IS 40; DO 7ss s
% 90 $50 n AT at So 10: s4s r al s. 81 do 1913
70 At s. so; do s4s NJ 50 SO; do SIS n al g 5
n so SIS 10 81 Is do sac 10 at 81 lo do sSS H.
al 81 so: 8 do $50 n. at 81 So
Mullen: bull. 10 ~ at sS %; d. % 70
q SIS IS cowa n 81 rs &c. ss1 y. II u 30
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18

I .ss sses5s as sTsFss ssEs sn';
-dT a5oa5 saa Bfosa n FS fsss
.o9s tesaq mostly 6sl9E gEn' sBd 7n 7nd
aRsa F quote '56,s 564
s. PF7 @ pol DO = ss6s osss fp5n d Gnaai caon Per
Go sptzenburg Oregon per box 81 90 Ben % fssid8fn
sIs$2 Eu56arstoa ase$2 DO NoThsT7n sss SPY 81
sl a Pnss 81 do sS0sSs ss0s
sSassTd sao Cod % e1es P per per BEL 66
s. 1899 So % per cTss s. ssS & go IS rnssTnes per
Soz s. 5oesS sseS grape tT fTu5f daa qs lo
i5c DO florida 5os65c DO California per pint $500
FRUITsDRIEDTra for evaperatsa s aPpIsst atber ex
sundried apples and firm for sp faRi
caf0rs selling quote; oSocs ApRss p8Rsssd lsS %
prime 5a5sc do common DO Southern oeTas Sga ga-
res I 3oa22c 22ses9 ,oTba hgSh
RssSs m5sepstE No. Sf g s ggs % Eoss sso
H6PsThe market devoid Of fsaa5ss sr essy BsSnsss Sas
there is no atsTia change in the nns seGs7c do good
to Prime ssas5c do fa s9s2o do paee as91
coas5 1862 Choice 2sa5oe ps 2!gSSc go eo, DO
mon to prime 22@24o: State and Pacific Coast oioef
aY ATD sTRAw-HAY-The week exhibits an tgn pn
usually light total but prices hed s90c 0cosiderabiy
the last day or two but there appear to s as
anxiety about supplies good run OF STOCK s IS scarce
TO be Prime and No graaes
firm No Is quick seller and ae all use" when quality
right. quote: Prime. large bales; per so8s5c;
9715c@s1; No /, e09e2zc No soqsSc. no Zine 700
SOC under sorts 8oq0c clover clear prime snge for
neglected STESA w - ne
long rye wide the call for the top qua Straw in
quote TO6SOc Receipts OF nay anu
reported the Produce Excha1ge at nUG To-
Hudson River Railroad $780, Erie 23o: od
Tebigb VsIlev i20 Baltimore Ohio. 7o ontario ao en
western 10: Central Of NewJersey, 90 river ooets 20
straw. 10 tons ny =
tons by rail Receipts hay and strsT nS i az 600:
Pennsylvania 1885, Delaware % Dofe sHq and
Shore SO; Lehigh Valley, Sou' bdtsii
Ohio 100: Ontario and western 70; Central 81 fs-
Jersey $40: river $50 total 441O tons o tons
week s Receipts Of straw Tor Wees
by river ESQ tons BY total. $50 tons t2ea1
Of hay in bales Lo[
Nassau g. Havana SIS Kings99 40 Port aa7 porto
Rico 74g. Bermuda IS: Barbados 16!; Den1aIe's so
liverpool soil total. 1851 bales do last "eeA '
MILK AND CREAM-The receipts Of milk ana orea11i,
in 40-ouart cans city for the week ended Ds0e
q -u-ere
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18
Brazilian coffee is q. follows /:

coTToN-There all sorts OF talk at the Cotton
Exchange regarding statement calculated 10 show that
short interest existed in January COTTON
The started about steady IN tone at aoecne OF
point advance OF pon- and ruled active but II
showing OF 2pa points on the
positions, compared with the closing
figures Of previous day while the lowest prices ot
decline Of 27 points. with the
market finally barely steady unchanged prices 10
decline OF points. The contingent sold the
showing made by English cables and clearing
the South in the face OF firm 70 1@c higher
the South. light receipts and estimates
light receipts There was an absence OF
public support and the market easily yielded 10 local
bear pressure January had sold on 4qc March
70 May 70 32c and July 70 6-32c. Then local
indicating the
having accumulated 1000 600
way January contracts had made private
settlements with spot holders the amount Of 100000
bales leaving long 100000 bales against
which cotton n Nev-York and zoo 600
bales held IN the South for shirnnent to New"
York delivered. while bring 100000 bales of
Ns-Yor before the end Of January would be
irnpossihfity Following this statement, January
worked up points and the remainder Of the list ad-
generally points after which the market be
selling started by large Philadelphia
interest which undermined Of the weaker long &C
gave declining tendency at the
close about 25O 600 bales
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 1T.-C1osing: wheat-spot-No 2 red
Western winter firm. IS 11l2d No California dull
ID futures quiet: December. IS 11sd; March. Is 1d:
Ma 6s Coru-Spot quiet American mixed
IS Cd American mixed Old 5s I'd futures QUIET January
A March. As 3@zd- Peas-Canadian steady, IS
Tad FIour-St Louis fancy winter quiet SIS Sd. Hops
at London (Pacinc COAST firm E6 15s4s3 Beef
115s. Pork firm; prime Western,
eas Cd Hams-Short cut. IA 70 Is 70. quiet. 53s Sd
Bacon quiet; cut, 2d 10 so 70. ASS
"a n Sos; long clear middes light Is 20 s4 n.
SOS: long mIddes 80 70 40 10 4es 3d. short
ciear backs 10 20 70 bellies. TO IS 10,
6ps ShouIders-Square II to 13 y. quiet. AIS
prime terees. SIS; American
pals SIS Sd. Butter nominal Cheese strong;
finest white coored 59s. Tailov-Prrne city steady
2s. Turpentins-spirits nrm. 3as Sd. Rosin-Common
arm, - Tts6 Petrolsunn-Recned frr, std- Linsced
oil 25s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-york. December Il.


-orrFE-To-day's coffee market, opening steady az
os--sJ decline Of 3 points displayed considerable
n face rather bea-lsh but
-ret the close fairly steady with prices net
and the sales footing UP 70
ov about 600 bags The initial decline was brought
about by liquidation based on the early caoe
.-n.~ted 20 showing improvement whereas Ham
h-~rv LG1 lower and Havre opening IN
eSa1zed closed decline Of : franc The primary
-seJs were hardly factor. but Rio Sc res lower
ls Santos remained unchanged at her decline OF yes
te-dav The Brazilian receipts continue OF tul scale
sS importers to-day offering freely, though
Srve-x were the going prices Advices from
ss.-5- that growing crop unlikely 20 turn
out as heavy been anticipated and that an ed-
might be looked for This excited little
interest locally and sentiment remains apparently more
beargh than bullisE The spot market was quiet Win
basis OF 51Sc for Rio No a.
RE prices in the local market tocay
ar
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18

Spot closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
the basis of s70c middng upland and e95c fer MD
ding SIS bales Southern spot MARKERS
teegraphsd follows Nex-Orleans steady, un-
changed 3-16c: sales $500 bales; Mobile nLl un
changed 200 bales; Savannah steady IN
chsged 1-I6c; sales 143 bales Charleston STEADY
unchanged Lice; Wilmington. firm, &C higher.
Sc; Norfolk steady, unchanged. al 5.l5c: Se4es o4
bsies. unchanged, at
fr-a, unchanged al 5-16c sales 427 bales Augusta
steady sac; sales, loe4 pales II LuLs
Ftsa6y Estimated receipts al New
Orleans tomorrow 600 70 1lcOO bales s COIL
pared with II e3e bales actual week and 9145 oales
for the day year Al Houston Tor = 117
: bales compared Win o,11i
heles actual last week and ls.354 bales year ago
Galveston expects 1000 bales IN contrast "lIn
ssls bales week ago 622 bales LAST year
Receipts and interior points tooey con'
rsrsd WITH the same day last week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1902-12-18

cctcon Exchange special Liverpool caoiesi spot
esser sales l0too bales: speculation ano 90
american. eceo. receipts. 90 0Jo bales
h4aenx Upland 45e5- Futures opened ou.eL a. o6ost
points lower December 45o94 SID Decenlner-1anusI
January ebrusry Febr1ary-AIarch and MaFGh,AprIs
sssa450d: April-Mzy z.5od May-June J9he-Ias 80
s1y-August 45lc; August-Septelber s-sec- -nan1ASs
'eI-1arrs and cloths steady.
FLOUR AND lfEAL-I another cay OF sli.a a.,
agE IN the department but Win Prices
.s II continued trnness OF csso
,e various uarket Spring patents - a. a. .
sEnrE g s5aS3 5s winter patents % exrs
10 wsnteT g se7sa 90 red deg s22as2a spot and g
-BIcKwHEAT FLoUR-E1fin 9I1Sso. s1-1 - %
Ss1 81 spct snc 70 RYE "a a.
9aosd: Fair 70 good So I5s3 choice 70 fsney -
- ~ corn MEAL-ouieL sEoSeo-E c,noted
ess 30 as 70 brand 80 ga9 sl 81 ls9si 20
FEED-1uet Quoted: Spring bran sIot sis ~ %;
ssskS SIS; spring 5ran 80
- IN 1Oore sacks city feed SIS eoi ,see 500 G 5os 81
81 81 70: oil cake. s24 %: housiny chop' e."
~ inszl. s26 s0qs27.
sESIN-wHEAT-The wheat market was ial..ea .1.
-tfl Today, the range being nArroW b. a,aS ~
snail. news OF little consequence ols -,
ctaer Al It's lowest interval re IL yVhch
~ nc anoer previous night while az the cioss u =
~ Dear point day. values we're
shsr than previous night The Elea1ess --ices
-tvarec during early forenoon opeFatlois
ss.aso lQusontlon out By easier
sx,ner all through West and lack On -assv
t~snS bE. traders have hitherto Deer rrNr,
.ssupport the market tgns OF ~esAess sn
st.csy evidences Of steacier tone were note-;
sslced 70 by intinations o1 e1poT. seo 90
tA< small nnorenlsnt.
against 77z the Corresponding .s-y
-i' against which must be placed hoSssei' N '