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THE MAEKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
New-Tork. December 27. 1905.
•Mta. bbl»~ r I. lie poultry, crate*.. 1,169
?****• *« ... • 14.705, Oranges (Fla), car>-».. 12.938
* !! * ur- £!<*>*.*!! ..-• 45.35 Oraasea iCaIJ. cses.. I^.sta
FF 1 *' 1 Snr rkss S00: Lemons (Cal). csaea.. 885
'J^ea^ *&■■■■■ «1 i-rune. (Oa:>. pk^... 9.760
twarr.e*.. »»««• •••• 234 Apple* bbla 6.875
jioJ=-« • gg • ; i.287i Potatoes, bHi 13.5"0
Oatn>«-- :,-.- ' 400
Pg^JESTTT!! ... 5!350 Dried trutt. pksa 6.U30
22* fe21.11" 142.M0 Rosin, bbls 525
©»**• v ,*,"■ ::.2:5« Spirits .-,;••., bb'.s 260
P*?V?Sr Wal.l. «.«» Grade, turn. bWi Bo
g? f T *uit^ 2«.4<XVTar. bbl, «»
f J bU f h. 81.500 i Sugar, bbls 77fi
& .«■" I 5 -'- 5 °''- lub. bbll «...
Ss'ts»fc! 2.25V01e0 stock. pk«s 1.7 M
60, Pecans. rkK^ 380
EmMMd t«M 800, Tobacco, hhds s'.'
|!:v tVrcej . 4*o ist>. baJe. 27-<
£.», tnnr.ee \ --ases. 6. 5&? Cotton, batea 1.175
£■*£ *Sh ... . »MI Oottonwiii oU. •:».-. «2l
«Vr'. r,K« 142 Copper. 1 ieces T.lC^i
***s:'' r-.pf l.«»: Copper matte. bags... 1.025
fot'nea:*. cs.. .. 1.455 .~>r <-\:tr. s!acs 1.7»
ilrd Heroes ..... 1; -.S3 Lead. p!r« 1. 100
;' tor« 6.32" Hides, ba,cs BQ
tt-i eases 189. Hides, bdie 1.2
J^"V t:-^s 200 Skins, balea »0
v^-'-V pKffß 11,645 Moss, balea 180
Seese rkc ? 2.91S Wina (Cal). bbls SJ3
m. CMC 1 •- S. 247 Erandy (Ct 1) . bbto .... 7
gSwflpoultrV. itfrs 11.017:
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
unseat, baaiu. ... 41.933 Kf«.-'-: pet. p:uj...1.147,«"0
Cckhurh... *U« NaphtKa, sra!» MO
BpTkHk 41.--: Gasolene, gais 2»0
irtM*-! bush . 36.002 Cottonseed oil. ga'.B. 27 700
fcl7bji v . - T.OJ» 1. -"--Icatir-g oil. gals 57a.2."0
S!''f bob li«B Pori. bt's 291
rStr' «a->" '- 726 Be '-f- t't 1 - 3 S
Coriia-a:. t=:» 203 Beet tea 195
w> »• 11.3*0 B»coin It. 2.0T.3.2.-.0
rt-ssi Ml, bags. - <2 Hams.' rr> S05.«00
aTnid tCttutd. rr> 3.103. i«o
full 111 I " ~«*i » »^52 Lard ° ;: - P ll * "-^^
OSteea!. 2.000, Tallow. Tt> T».2»->
Oiicske. Ib. 1,548.021 Grease, n> _ Po.4!>.t
SSTtMi W>ft Butler. Tb. 234..VX)
j^u- bt> ... 1.4*) ' - ,=■ t) ~ 2.9«
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Trot. Ncr, >■- i fdy.Slß 00 ; Cotton, midaiing ii.»
fain. S\ So - soft. . IS f* Coffee. No 7 Ri-> ... S 1-18
fcl«; rt!'.«- 28 00 1 Supsr. granulated. . . . 4.75
taka ooppet to«ota.. IS 78 i Mo!assf"=. O X, prlai* 35
:" r.' Beef, family $1200
Exchange leafl . 5 6006 95 : Beef balm 21 SS
ioeltf r . . >: 60 Tallow, prime Mt
tFj...... No " red... »3^'Porlc. n-^«» 14 67' i
Oorn No 2 rrixed .. s<Wj ■ H.titb. dressed. 160 ~v 7 1 ,
OaU 26 M 12 rt K^yr-i > Lard. prim*. r50«785
■Cbt. Xr-^ patent* •S3 .
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Netr-Tork, December 27, 190 S.
T)PT r — ccffre market was somewhat Irregular.
Conine f.eaAy at unchanged prices, there was a decline
to a. •.- I"*? of 5 to 15 point! ■■■--. cb •■■•si followed In
tha .••« trading by a partial raiiy. with the market
(•^jiy s' 1 ': ret unchanged to 5 point* lower. Trading
was"";noc;ra.i«'y active and tales for th« day were about
G.SO" ba<s. but thla was mostly la the way of ■Wltch
jaj iron one option to another. It was the first Jar.vary
l>c*.!:e iy. Rsi notices representing about £3,000 t.-ica
vtre issues without having mucb effect on the market.
Early sables vr*r» about as due ou tha New— York eiose
«J jeVteria-y. and private advices Heated that sentiment
itr'vid ;_s Influenced to boom extent b>- the taJk of a
tew fie? IE Bret:!. Hamburg was li to 4 pfennig
Khar, ox 3 Havre t*-sj - a franc i.;ghni, at the hour of
th« loeaJ operiinr. Later, however, Havre lost '« franc
c! tbi fain, and tfiis aided in the" degression during the
lai2-> --"' here, which was also influenced by di»ap
potr-tiser-t on tie part of recent buyers over the lack of
e4YSx.c*s la th" Santos market, i_s a result of the duty
aflta'..: *" '■ the check to fresh buying by all Street
rtl»s furnished by th« higher money markets. R'o was
?5 reis higher, but Santos was unchanged. Receipts at
pris&ry points were about In line with racent averages,
ir' s;i::::g fresh was learned r°Ka^"(i'.r.E '.-he eom'.r.c
».!«-' The market for spot coffee was steady, with avi>>
trticr.s ra&gi&C fraen 8c to 8^»o for Rio No 7.
The rar.sa oX contract prices in t£* local market to-day
*i» as follows:
Test«r-
O^ealnjr. Highest. loirnt. Ctas us day.
Dewier — — — 8.80®8.40 fi.4o
Jusuarv «.4S 8 43 « 35 6.3Pff«.40 6.40
Wb--tW .... — — — 6.453 H. 30 6.E0
lUrci: «93 «.« 8 56 C.6O*?e<« «.60
Anr' ...... — — — «.»B'V75 668
CfcJ' 8.80 «.S0 R. 70 6.7.'-^3S<> f- 75
3tse — — — 6.Si'l6ss 1 v '
|S ' eBO «-90 6SO e.852«90 f.SS
S3 -' — — — e.potffl.f* 680
ferto-^ber ...7.00 7.C^ 69C 7.0097.06 7-.00
TTJT 111 l ■ r — — r;o6*7.ie 10
■N^ber ... — — - 7.1027.15 7.15
MBM Cable*. — — market firm; No 7 Rio,
«fcT: ■ nc!.ar,f», leift-ECa; rece'.pta. 18,000 bad (threa
iavtv ah'pmenta for the L"n!te-J States. fi.OOO tags; «■ p-
BWBta for Europe 2,000 baps; stock, 825.000 bags. Santca
."c*e« market firm; good average Samoa. 4J9au: receipts,
MOO) oars i three days); stock, 1.?.7u.000 ba+-s. Hamburg
— CMlee market >p«sea V pfg bister; nt 2 p ra was re:
tfg bigger; at 6 p ra was net *4 pfg higher: «ale».
15 (w Sags. Havre— Coffee market opened ateaay. W f ran?
r^hcr; *t 12 m ■dvaaoaa' -» franc; at S p m anduuised;
*f 5 SO p tc declined Vi frar.c; taitaJ sale*, 27,000 bogs.
The ataltatloaj position of Brazilian coffee ta as foUows:
Tt>-<iay. l*=t week. L*Bt year.
>-«f^-Tork aeli^sHea .._ 11.294 18.139 15,152
Ba:t!more d^llverioa .... IS* 133
»■»■— Orleans deliveries. . Sl7 797
T-tal de:.'veriea 11.C21 17,071 15,545
Ksw-Tortt Modk 8.935 538 K.882.54S 8.533,7*1
Sattlmf ... 44 l^S 47.070 61.871
N«w-Orleaaj atocJc ...« 176.107 B6»81I S-.657
Stc=k at aU ports. 4,181.071 S,Jrj;-.95l «,9K>.7M>
A£ot; ._....' tM.OOO EHM.(WO 8E4.600
Vj£b> sasnly 4.561 071 4.690.481 4.989.880
fo- ... 03<C«44 4I 0 B -i ■
CCrTON — The cptton market was more active and »'ii
fere— "■-■ weak under bear preasurs and Ut'Jldatlon »tl(4
a*e-"-i' to b« chiefly tor Vail Buvei aocount ax.d trh-.ch
to" lasptad. perhaps, by '-h d high money rur- and
the nacaasitj of throwing over cotter. cnr.tract« !n order to
protv-' tstcraata In Chi Bnax *■ m«lfc»ta F.eports of
ttrte srr.tll bar.V failures at Memphis added to the un
certt.rity an 4 eenfasion. aitboash their iafiaanoa eeerf.ed
te ba :cj-gely MBtlinratS], ar.i the et-sence of general
%□*!:.•■ curtailed BUWKItt 13 the oc-.-er!uc of shorn en i.
•sals down. Th« rr.arkit d led easy at ths '.owes: pnoea
of Urn aeasfaa. or t net -'-.■-- Dlnta. Salsa
■*er# es::-nat«3 a: B&OQO baits. T.\» cpenlr.g was quiet
at & £• :ir.e c* 2 to 3 pV.rts. In rewpnwa t? the c»t.<>s.
Tn-l r.f *-a« very quiet tt first, and the market showed
life teatjr*. Kow-Orieana howsrer. "a* relatively eaxr.
Cables oonttaned to show a flecl i Inc teadaner. ard Pr ces
ken ff-a-'TiaJIT yielded to the error's c. room r-eara who
•&••• ■-. 'he absence of bull suiaimt or outside fleraaaa an
eppor unity to raid the market and force out lose hC:->
'.rgs. Covering on a sea!-? down ca.nse4 temporary regies
ef a poiat or two during The FeasSon, but each Ittle bulge
brcjgit oat 'r.rreß!«e<3 offerlnca, and there seen to be
r'-er-v of ootton for «a>. particularly during: tbe _ late
trac-r w>.en ca!! mor.ev rates were at their hiffnert.
iouth«ra spot r.:arkets were relatively atwOT apparently,
wltl r-ic*s ur.chirs-fc to Ho lower, and there were pales
of 2.612 bale* in the !ocaj spot market, at a decline °-
18 poicta. The weather South -^-a? favorable for the
ae-.'emest. arc pert receipts for the <!«.-•- were about 4.00.)
tales lees than last year Experts were very Urnt. and
private wires from the South indicated almost a con:p:ete
titenc* of boatsaaa !r. the interior M< rketf.
"^e rang* of cootra-t price* in th* local market to-CAj
*" ** I>W Te-er-
OpeninK. Hlf^^st. Ifwaat.
!><v-'b«r li 47 13 4S 11-27 11.27611 2" 11 " 0
V-v " 12.04 -204 11 SI irßl*ll.M 1J22
■epttmWr .111* UM U.M —<9 ■ ~;
Octcber .. .10.61 10.86 10 S3 - S— — • -
The '.oeal market for rpot oottop Ml oulot, with prtraii
18 points lower at U »8o for B»*MMb« ur'ar.J ari 1-. ./r>o
brrt - Ins Gulf. Sales for ooiarampdm. 2.812 bales
fcuthera *pot markets wtr- tei^praphej a* foliowj,
,=Tr.al ar.i unch^pcf at llfcc. fcwgf l^
■&d -««r. unch*a«ed at il 11
Char:, i etea and mwbai at -
■■-,' i
a«r!r.*:' and ur.crange-3 at Jl'ic. AoCUtsV «WWt BWj
I-:.>Vt' at ■ llHf: sales. 100 bales 3t. Louis, quiet
ttd ancfaansed at ll'ic. Memphis, steady aril He lower
•t II li-1R- rales SO bale*. GalveeU>n. d:i. and Ho
lore: at Il"4c: sales. 4M> to>€- OeUverta on MOB**
mi bile. Viltr.lngton. non-rial. ********!?&£
&?!r.c poteta for to^.y: At Houston, from ..OOC^ to
*. . balea; agairat ■ ;i«4 l«st weeK aM B.7«B a*t ; .ear
GaH'S^iTrrom H.OOO to 10.000 bft tea Rjrair.st V< 2»2
ltst ««ck and . itaa. a««lBat •»« last ar.d J-..63
8.000 to 10.000 balea. MilMt 4..".53 last Treei and J-..63
". at tba porta and Interior points to-day, c':n
ra'td ;-""* S« -rTe day Uat week and last year:
I^iat Last Present
Por,; To-<j a y. »«fc T~£ i*»^
J » gig
,- V ". .."535 **« 44.154 L1C9.107
' - >** ;
g«& ::::::::::::: ££ jg ? : S3 SSS
, *Sfier— Tartu move alawlj cloiiis <J"'; '--ur market con
1 'i!.r.OTS 6 wuh
BHaeipm] factor, ccnuectrd with Kg
*»«Ge4 tr.otey condlUonß. offerlr.r* on Will E« r *?^££
2»»\ reports of bark failures in the South aci vr"-™?v r"-™?
t*«« new* T+f latter included a decline of *i«j%« "
BS?^ !»• ooiJparedwltS laat f^- «
sh!pm«nta from the AT^tlr.e will.^,"7.f «'„**,*
|«::o wu niark higher than Bftwrtej '> nil H " rt ? l '^}
J l«r.u higher. Tl»e local crowd Bold f^Hy much all
> <«», but were oa-irt:t once or twice by supporting «rd ers
I -rom Osicairo. orwnaHr.r with the bull , leadtr '-,^^*, h ''
»;-»aa upturns orcurrej Vet before th* r!. -.. giving the
** rt '*4 ju anal isauJT undertone, UmaM on (rthe
*rhde, how»ver, was mor* bearish than otherwise. The
Northwest led In point of weakness and sold a lot of
wheat In' the Chicago market, especially around midday.
lv world's stocks, according to ■'Bra.dctroet's." there was
a decrease of 711.000 bush, compared with a decrease last
year of 710.000 bush. Primary receipts aygTes.iied about
1.033, OH) bush, or about double the— reported lor
the • .-;■* .n.'.inc day a rear ego- Seaboard clearances
included only 11.300 bbls of flour and 66.000 bush of wheat.
Th« rash market at New-York closer! steady, with price*
as follows: Mo 2 red 01 So elevator and K%O fob
aflor.t: No I Northern Duluth. WHo fob afloat. CORN
—The corn market acted pt^ft.'.y ali day holding most c>f
the time a "hale higher than the previous night at the
\\>«t, although Sic down her* or. December awing to a
little liquidation. Other positions closed Ho net higher.
The trade here and West was very light and chiefly con
cerned over the situation In December at Chicago, which
eheoke-1 seillr.fr. Receipts wore larger than expected and
containfd n good proportion of contract, bat tho • stl
mate* for Thursday were light. Feaboard cleai-sr.ccs ag
gregated 815.000 bush. On export account there were
Witt of 11' ineds. No 2 corn do— fl C7c fcr old In ele
vator and 50\c fob afloat: No 2 white. El I*,1 *, and No 2
yellow. 50%4c fob afloat OATS — steadiness In corn
was shared to a treat extent by oats, which closed rather
firm at the West. Receipts have been liberal, but do
mestic- demand continues gx>">d, and another good export
tiuslnries Is belr.g anticipated after the turn of the year.
The cash market was steady, as fellows: Mixed, 2f> to 32
IT). 37«N'.7". natural white 80 to 32 it-. 37H | ff3''o. and
dipped white, M to 40 tb. iOOilwO- RYE — Market nor- j
lr:ai: No 2 Western. TEc, <• 1 f New-York. BARLEY
Market steady; feeding. 41H. and malting, 45<232c. elf
Buffalo. BUCKIVHI2A.T — Market dull; 630 nominal, de
livered New-York.
>.-r-TV-TOPJC PRICES'.
Ycs'er-
Wheat: Opening. H!«rh. Low. Close. day.
December ....... fH 4 P4 7 » P4>4 tM«4 94 H
Kay frl^i f'l'*4 611-16 SIS Ql\
July 8-S fSH cS 88* SSy,
r*cn:
December Mil 5Mt 6fl* 66H 66%
May — — — SOU E0
July — — — BOH BOVi
CHICAGO PRICES.
Wboat:
December S2H 82* S2H S2H •*"'-i
May BTU fT * 13-18 87', P7 r i
July 8S»» 88K S3S-10 83H S3?i |
Corn:
December , 44H *3H 44* 45*4 44%
May 44H 44S 44 Hi 44H 44H
July 44~» 44% i<^ 44H 4.l's
Oats:
December — .... SOH 80% 80H 30H 80
May 81% Slvi 81*4 81% M*
July 80 80S 80*4 80* BOH
Lard:
January ........J755 JT 33 $7 27 fT 27 *7 40
May 745 7 45 7 40 7 40 7 47
Ribs:
January 7 13 7 15 7 10 713 7 17
May 735 7 83 7 SO 7 33 7 87
Pork:
January 13 60 13 32 IS W IS C213 W
May IS 70 13 75 13 67 13 70 IS 62
Receipts of breadstuff! at interior point*. In thousands.
last three driers C 000) omitterd. flour In bbls, grain In
bush, as follows] _ ,
Flour. Wheat. Com. Oats. Rye. Barley.
C!:icaro 20 Cl 802 DM 3 V«
tee * 26 27 35 6 4j
poll — 723 B0 US 10 ICW
l>uiuih _.. — . 69 — 22 2 £0
S- Louie 8 70 62 104 — —
Kansas City — 68 115 13 — —
Toledo — -1 «0 12 — —
Detroit 3 8 79 87 — —
Peorta 3 1 _83 _J5 _-- 6
T. l 3 T^l 1.094 1.2*3 »07 21 270
Bl'.'.pmeuts from these points:
Chicago 27 27 240- BS3 J g
a : .r. : .v.:: Id £5 .5 Ci 1 18
..■••.•:::::::: 5 4 is « . - =
Eaaaaa City - — *0 161 W —
Toledo — — --3 »i _
1 — h 4 __ c
. 3 1 __-S 23 3
Totals ."~C3 IC3 683 BUS • »i
Receipts a.l Atlantic ports:
New-York 47 9» 78 143 — 26
Boston 7 < 3 ,* «'» — —
Philadelphia 13 41 1.. 85 -
Baltimore 7 6 8» .- « - .-
New-Orleaii 3 If J li ~ —
Gilveston . .....~.. — 11 " " . _^_
Totala ."^76 ~2U ~641 253 a 26
Escorts from Atla^tlo ports:
New-York 7 41 » *= - -
Boston 8 — "_. K0 _ _
Philadelphia — « J* _ _ —
New-Orleans 1 ~S «n 1- — —
QAlvesion — ° 2_ — —
TotaU 3- 1 65 &l 122 "" "
11 « TlN"— The London tin market score- a aUgnt
,-a 1= owa S aUU>.
Mlns at E79 Tr ana Cutares at i.s
©l&c and castlns »t l^.l-^i<id.o^^(x j^;'!, c
"vir 1 ! »VF9 AND BYRUPS-MoJatiX was steady local
llMllil
JWEan V-^'diiVa— Biu-i for beta steam and aafl
toJSSe'oot.-.l'nte firm, but ttajMnj
fe^^tiorrt^-r^. wssjs? ■ I ®£JS
v :,.a twern, »%d: Rottej I
Br^Snf«)^i»7^riary: Hamburg. 66 : ■:.
h^ ;^^fea^ e^r r kew:i^^^
about 6d. February-March^ Korwejtlaii ■jg»S > j?S
raj carco, beoce to River Plate.
r to \>m Cru*. m
B-l't'sh Eteimer. 672 tens, brick and reneral ear»O, PhiU
fSSJw^orir^^^n^^tiSS
iLSS^iiSnfSS^ to Buer.cs Ayres $10.
Sritiss ■ GJf , to rth rl !^f ?'
cSTprivmU terms: bark, ivZ tons, l« Rookland to
MartJn'Que. private term.: schooner, L«l to: - coal,
. re to Cbarleeton. private terms. 12 days loading
a^d d-sc'E-ginc- Brittob bark. 668 tors, lumber. New-
York to Buenos Ay res or Rosarlo. private terms; nrttl.h
steair-e- 21 000 quarters gi-aiu (previously^. Quiz to
picked ports United Kingdom or Continent, Is 10-2 J.
Januarj*— PebrMary. ■
OOj£h-Cottonaeed oil iru moderately active and con
sMerably blsbar to-day on good speculative demand and
profess) b-ull iPPOTt Sales: 100 Decemtjer at 80*
100 Ja_-iuarv at : . .0, 300 March at »%c. 700 May at
2ft%c 2.600 May at 800 and 800 July at of-sc. L..use«a
ci; was nnchanged. Refined p-troleum wk= rcrortoa in
pooi demand at recent prices. We quote: PETROLEUM.
Itandaxd white, bbta. 7.00 c; bulk. 4.70 c( Philadelphia,
78Se- bulk. 4.65 c; refined, case?. New-York. 10.30 c: Phila
d'elph'la, 10.25 c; water white, New-York, bbls. 9.60 c: bulk,
«70c- Philadelphia. &65c: bulk. 6.< Cc; water white, cases.
Xew-Yort LS.V-,-: 21 ielphla, 13.25 c. COTTONBEED
ODL«— Prime crude to I. mills, 22 : xc; prime summer yel
toW> December. 28*«8Oo: January, »H«»»o: March,
2i* ~t ff2t< s « c ■ May 80-23OV»c, and July. 80\ff31c; prime
white 323."^ 2V. prir.,© winter yellow. 82©S2Ho. l.IN"
gEED Oil*— American teed, city raw, 88Q38e; cut of to-.vn
raw 87®SSc: Calcutta raw, «2u. LARD OIL. SSOOSo.
PROVXSIONB — The provision market dec'ined, in re-
Epor.»e to active Bailing by packer*, disregarding the
smaller receipts of live hogs and more or less cut sice
buying at the decline. There -.vac a sllfrht rally rear fhe
eloee with rrain but the n'.aritet left off unsettled. Chl
-aWrecel"! ts -amounted to 83,000, nnd for Th tin: ay 87.000
w»re e«:!mate3: Kansas City had 10.000. Omaha P. OOO
and the West 7» 000 PORK steady; Quoted: M»ss. $14 50
114 73 family $16 60: Bhort clear, H.'.?sl7. BEEF
oS«t: Quoted: Mess. $»30e«1060: family. $11 608*12 60;
racket tl0B0O$U50; extra India mess, $17 50«r#18 50
teEF HAMS quiet: quoted at $»60«r«22. DRESSED
HOGS firm: quoted: Bacons, 7c; ISO TT>. 7Hc: l«0 id. THe:
140 rt 7?»2-7Hc: pigs. 7%ie«c. CUT MEATS—
l^Uies Sail; quoted: Smoking. 9Hc; 10 !D, S%o; 12 lb.
B^to: 14 •* §»C Pickled shoulders nominal: quot-d at
e%S7e. Pickled hams dull: quoted at Q'-*i'i t i) T TAL
r/vcr steady; q ■ ited: City. 4Sc; country. 4 iW4 7 »c.
LAl:r> steady; quoted: Ch^affo. prime steam. 7.80^7>50:
Mlddie Western. prime 7.60 c. comlnaL City lard steady;
nqctefl "t ""• - Refined lard steady: quoted: Botith Amer
ica S.flSc: Continent. Be: Brazil kesfl. © «Bn. Compound
flnn: o'Joted at 5%Q6%a BTEARINE steady; quoted:
o>« rite: city lard . trine, BHc.
RICB — The rernrts rorr.lngr in from primary markets
indicate firm undertones for rice, with offerings net larpe
and sales distribution good. The local market w=. quiet,
which is usual at this time of the year or dnrlas the
■tttck taking r-eriod. The uedcrtori*. however, was gtetuST
to firm Quotations follow: Domestla, screenlnKS. SCSHo;
■eaond b&OSM B%<NOi choto* !:eads. 4 H 3-1 He: fancy
heac-s B!T'4r: extra for -v head* !s*ier>c; Japan, do
rnestlc 4Vi*r4%c: Patna, S-sSftHc; Java, 4 :^S4**c; Ran
goon, in bond. 23-2HC
HL'OAR — Keflned ougar *owf.l pome firmness, bat list
r - .V« are anchaiured. At a rule, orders for shipment
met r-rompt r*ff"ii»" from refiners. Prices quoted are
m! lt-a 1 d*t rert for cash: <"ut loaf and crush* 8.40 C)
nmtM A E«6c; eobe* 4.05 c; XXXX powdered 4,85 c;
Dowdered. ™rso po' tr! l' red and nllt powoerea. i.SO-;
FcuiV confectioner* cranulated. 4.03 c: Eegr'e coarse and
extra ".no pranulated. 4.Bf>c; Eog'.t, 2 !t) cartons, 2 ID
baes nr.-i C " bad of fine irranulated 4.5.V: Eagle fine
«-rn?-!'!i»e<l Btßßdard granuiate.l nnd diamond A. 4. .<Vj;
n<-rm' A 4.55 c: So 1. 4 85": No* 2 and 3, 4.SOc;
Vn"< T'laoV- No B 4 16c; No 8. Lite; No 7. 4.05 c: Ko 0,
2? no B. SiMoi No 10 . 3f«V; »o 11. 8 - SSc: NY. 12 '* >0:
Nns'l3 14 and 15 8.75 c The London market for iupr
;„,, was quiet but about steady, with December sr.d
Jsnuary anoted at ** 1%«. I»cal eondttionii were un
chaored with the tone evidently In favor of ee!!er». as
boveS wero wfOfniE to take some stock on the uaiis of
la!-'t Dre\ious nales. but sellers were rcn-ra.lv asking
.^rewTat Mcher rate*. The local rates for duty paid
Uowai Centrtfupi!. 96 test. 8
££?<£ f^urrrited States port, the receipt, for the week
*',V • re and
T ; 'H^ Swurisa Meltings we! £^
S t U, 1T&31 thTpreviou, we.k and lW.« in £M.
5wL from Se Fix principal port. of Cuba report 83
/T-Tnd-e on the Island fir the eek. which Is
witb 108 reported for »ba same
hs; 'M'v ,M «V<> li« v«-ar. Btodi !» B5.«00 tons,
U iSt e\sual"'to'3Hc basis «• ««t.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. December 27. 1005.
225L^TlWtol aro a:" llragplrg. «kJ average
choicest iots. . Mr^"V"t« .. iittir ch-aper; it would take
r~et lot* can »^ b «iS » t saw R^d kidney have eet
d^ea ■>■■*« *•«■--'■' -,;' *. 1 , exp bSa, and ord«n are
!^t to M t"*t. $ "t^Sr CarteUe.^ unchanged. Scotch pc*.
KEW-YOEK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1905.
remain quiet. We Quote: BEANS, marrow, gfyw?^
per bosh. $3 OM*3 1o; do fair to ffl- *y\s,si i>^:
medium, choice. *Z 100*2 •>• do P« 'c ' *~V ciioi^e. »2 75
Eh? - sgSSS SffiSS
KfttWßp
tarn la a Uttl- t™<' ' e^v S e"tra*. pw lb -. ."', i '-, :
Uto; BUM "airy. « ut9 > * A ' i&witcV Wteteru lia '*^£, U
a ~n-
CHKKs^lueeipts to-cay -.«is J^moderata stoics.
lor whltt. -fte quuie: Bta
OOlored and white, beptemu*. £»»«;,, .^ ani w nifc. aver- |
»C-doUW. . toM '
age best. 12c; do laifce. I--*- • £° * prime. ute«*f*£j -°
sdind choice. do common to »lr. . -->-. do fall eium*
go\*i. B ; ua-ac; do common u» fair. < .* a *•. w
oiiU- . "i- ,-,-,-.- Arrlval3 reported
tX-i,^-Receipts to-oay, &2« 'S^Uu^BDtf to-S*y U
to-day wen largely In y«*tercUy. but U
c UtUe better
I
i,ins. Keirllitrutors lrn-jjulai. lji tuo s*jes » <-» -
ii ai mt pre Sous ranxe ...
1-enusyi and ar&y. select . wmte. uu.. , B
flo cfloice. <io extra mixed colors. J^.«w, uo nrsts
10 exu-a draw. 2S©32c: do un<-<=r K raQc9. 2a*k»c; jJKjJ^
linwi, »*;; ao average best, 2Ue; ao secoi,us, ''***«^
unoergrades. 220S»o; Kentucky a-ia BouUtern, w«. ~-w
2»c: a» poor to ttlr, ZeWlUb; ao roingeriitors miest , Jo,
ao average best. lM&2Oao; co common to gouu, 1> jutso,
ao iinieu, liijixibc ,
Cftui j a- u.n_LcJ>-The arco market bold* about siaady |
at termer prices. Very mn« aoir.g in ruturvs. byot |
prime evaporated, wucn strictly- up to trade, command
outsiua txgur*e, but much of the block it- uader ei^us.
email fruits unchanged. ■'.'* Quote: AWLES, •vapora ed,
fancy, per Ib, U&L2c; do choice, lUQIOfee; flu prime,
I'VSii-M^c; do ntarly prime. iK»'rfr*o: uo common, l@bo;
do southern, son dried, prim* to fancy. ♦ iii"--'. do I - 1U1 *"
d.aii, BVk<#7o; do coops par iuo !T>. $3 12V*i£$.i .»; do
cores ani skins, |21O«J«21D: CHERRIES. ier tb ,l*3
15c, HUCKLr;uEKJUt=. UV4©iao; BL.ACiiLBi.HKXi.b.
10c; RASPBERRIES, 27G27tt0: APKICOTB, California
Royal. 9eOHc; do Jtoorpark. 12Ho; PEACHES. uup«eieJ,
Brt®l2o; do peeled, lbiflcu; PRUNES. California, 4©7OJ
KKUITS— til -Apples In ?ood demand a" prlcas
favc.rln? sellers. Fears turn. Cranberries scarce iuia ;
higher Btzawbenln poor and lower. oranges In Kood j
demand at about late r»lc?s. Vlne&^'-^ '^"- JT T 9 . \
quote: APPLES. King and BpJtienberg, per bbl, *25»W»£; !
do Northern Spy. $2 606*4 60; do Baldwin, U>**i ■■*■">
Greening. $2 SuSfe ftO; <!o Ben Davis, «^sc@*4; do Wtae
ta P S3r|ssW. do . ellflower. $2 s</j*4; do Yurk I"-; le -'^j..
$?^orl<s; do TaUman Sweet. $260©5360; do Russet, $.><£
$3 sl>. ail varieties, common. $1 25®52 26; PEARS. '.V*'^"'
per bbi ll«8: Jo per bush box, 60c©«l; CRA-N^L.^-
RIES. Cape cQ. per bbl. SIoJTJIS; do per crate. |3 5^4
do Jersey; per tbl. $HJ«H OU; do per "ate. $.1 Cptf?|.
BTBA^ I
Florida, per box, $)."";.; 4 rANGESEUNES, 1 ior.d^ <£
strap. i'-i:i-3 50: MANDARINS. FJorida, ??p A PPT"-'^'
KUMQTJ] Florida, per quart 1.. :..k;; GBAi'lfi^KLU^.
Florida, per tex. S2 50S$5 60; PINEAPPLES. Florida.
born the PacJflo Coast tadlcate Q^ot
mv-kifu which 1. only natural to the holiuay season.
The little business doing Ib about at former prlcM a
Uttle export buying haj been In* on on the to«J mar
ket In State hops at.lWWHft and mid. Mfics ! ;^t
been pnrchae»d which are understood to be Kw c x l;-"-
German advices report an active demand with .^ — »
grades scarce and poor grades taking their P !a e "^^"tV
prices paM for choice some time apo. We f,u -.e. fe.aie.
SOB, prime to choice, per IT). U»l6c; do common to fal-^.
S?,Sffis £S C S=^
h^ ht and about 1 far by »3p'<'sß. There .s a ra^
demand fir most all descriptions exceptta« ooarM^m^
and th- r<
3 old
ncr Sir 7af <£■ d U> Southern and Sorthwe«Urn. BOOTOo: j
Southwestern SI 2T,'»SI S7; PIOEOKS, per pair, 25c
DRESSED— Supplies nre very heavy of meet descriptions;
there Is a fall active (Jemaml for Bmall turkeys, and ,
guch held firmly, but heavy turkey, slow and tone easy. ,
r^rkens and fowl- very plenty, but only a imall prepor- ,
M?.nVf^ chlckenZ \«W g.-ade, dull and_ weak. |
with la-Tre lots more or less out of ordei r-i ■** r '-'| a
sW-.^.-FBpey duck, a^d E .-ese In good d«r«i lend r firm
bu a pond nkny lota out of condition, whidl axe (veins ,
out at taw fibres. SqtuJh- ur.cnanr^ We
TUKKJg^a. wrTnsr. nearhy. jiff rb.^.^^2;. d^ I Y««*™-.
f«i- '1 c- dn nvw run -2^?l3p: «3o Southern and
• ;■
tided. ttoCT. ISP
■ average nin 1
PJ;"-,,,.,,,,,, 8«10c: do Southern an-T Sooth-wei«tern.
lO^Sllc' %o^W«rtern7 ecalded, se!«.ted. 124»8c- dn • aver-
Ln'J iif'ilV «o pnnr to medJuin, ft»10c: flo Bowth
delphta ("ri- picked. HffiSc: <3n New-Jnrk .'^ ; »■ •■- .
vantilriSc: do Western, dir V***^**^*^^^ %*£
So*ts.or ■ me^'mn, Wlft!: *> Southern and Southwarternu
W^OH^ .5., W«t,rn. Prided. a' 7»/» « JJ« "m^
to n.«l!ujn. MSlOc: do Southern and Soutll !r eet J^: 1 J? ll i t ;
PrtWIJ! T>v.:!r.^ol->>i ( -.T. dry nicked, per Xh 13®14c: ft»
»o^«^n 8 Pm4^^*"'^'-
I<>£ do TSoothern end 'swti.wwt'-n. M911e:40 W«hm
•caidfd. eelected llttOlSc: do .-.ve.ap- rjr- v,- do poor
tS medhim. 6«10c: do Southern and Beuth-wjjtwrn. .• MJ
lie- old cr.r-^s dry picked, per Tb. «o: ds icald^fl a 'ic;
mrrTOS "^'i, ir-^-^r,l. pet Ib. laSiec: do Western.
t?«15o-' n^TCP'R Forterr.. whtte, T.er ft. I5o: fi-> a*™,
'SIQUABS prime, lar^o. *Htr p»r doaen. *MK«M; do
mlv^i S2; do dark. ?! 50®Sl 75: «o pulls. 80«76c.
fiAM™— Tbr Ipw -n-' 1 ! be tin after this weeft on a.l
flescrtPtlona of pstno blrdu esnwtfn* wild docks. B
In moderate «■■■ rlv Bt the momeiit pji<3 firm, btrt JnX^cea
Inaieate lanrer nuartin«, n n tV<> w«v. '"'• quota: 01. .-.T..
SJS pJ?dr-"i tJMWXWV: VTOOTVWTTC. w»r -' ■ *1 *
jrt 25 • OKOTTSB] »2SC<W*3: P*^TRTDOti! *^-— >"-•
PVTPH Fnrl'rti per d^sen, *1 ~**-1: do y*l >W l««r. W W>
n«<t«i- PT/VVKR r-'^f. f>-^^«n : do (rra«* $1 HO»S2;
Pjtj ' 50rOSl: TTTU» ■nT'i^Tro. caTTvash"fk per nslr,
*9 r^mu- do r»dhead . Wfl*?: Maok>>»a<l BO®TBe: m«n«rfl,
.... •' -' EOfliWc: ureenwJT.i« te^ei R«vfKOc;
rodfly 7!fca»l: - --.- - -- ' eonnn'm. nABIJIT.^.
»H wr.-wlr. I?***-, rtn -t-.-'.,. ws-o.v.
POT^T-o^S *-NT> VEGETABLES— potato* sell-
Inc well at ateady prlcen. Bweet potatoes dull. Onions
show wide range In quality. Cabbages Jteai rih red
lower Cucumbers slow. Celery stead: Eygljian.a
largely poor. Kale and spinach mere plenty ax latter
lower Lettuce scarce and firm. Rmnalna dvll ani
weak Peas easier. Btrins beans more plenty end
lower. Parsley steady. Tomatoes firm. Turnips we**.
O*her vesetab!*3 unchanged. Wo quote.: POTATOtB,
Bermuda secon-,1 crop, per bbl. $36*5: do Boutbem,
ti- 1 S3 60' do Maine. Vermont and Eastern per bag;,
*2 do Lone Island. In hulk, per ISO Ib. S2 2>!?f<S2 si.>: do
per bag f2<W2 37: do State and Western. In bulk. per
1&» Ib S2-2T'*- 25: do per bag. SI 7r.si*2: do Enplish, per
168-lbbaK Si 75@|2: do Scotch. SI 7<i ■*: 00: do Irish $1 60
Of] 85; do Belgian and German, SI 85(B$1 85: PvTT-.rT
POTATOES. Jersey, per bael BOcOfl; do per bbl,
f. BWM3: Rrust^'.s sprouts. Long Island, per quart. 5j9
10c- "BEETS New-Orleana, per l'O bunches, |2053:
CARROTS wished, per bbl. $1 20C*l 50: fio unwasl>.-d,
klifi%l2Zi- Oa Bermuda, per 100 bunches, II: CABBAGES,
red and white. Danish seed, per ton. tlbffJCO; do small
domestic 81Se$16: CAITLIFIiOWHrRa, Lonsr Island, per
bbl S2OS6: CUCUMBESEa. Florida per H-%bl bapkot.
51 00^J3- do Jamaica, per dor. r<O:-'i-Sl: CEX.FRY, State,
r*r dO3 etalks. 15c960c: CfflrCORT AND rAROLS,
New-Orleans, rcr bbl. $80«4: EGGPLANTS Florida, per
box. SI BOsiS2ffO: ''.■■> r»r basket. $1 25992: lo Cuban, per
box SI t' jfZ- HORFESADISH. TVeatern, pec bbl JSJ
$5 50- KALE, Kbrfolk. per bbl. 75c; KOHLRABI. N.-'.v-
Orlca-.s per 100 bunches. SSQC6; I^STTL'CE. Florida,
r>er basket, Jl';;S-5 60; ONIONS. Cuban, per crate. Sl'S*
$2 50- do ttnnectlci-.t, white, per bbl, 13056; do yellow,
$20*2 60 do reel $1 7SS*I" 25: do State nnd Western,
white per bush crate. BOcti-Jl; do yellow, p<?r bbl cr bajr.
SI 2f>4VSl To; do red and yellow, !n bulk, per USO Ib, fl 25
©•$1 75; d.i OrnnM T'vunty yefiow, ptr bag. S! - ■ '^ 3 "-"' :
,- , red! per bbl. Sl'S'Sl 50: do New-Orleans shallots, per
100 bunches. $2092 50: OKRA, Florida, per carrier, $150
BJ2 s'>; PEPPERS, Florida. pei carrier. $1« *1 75;
PEAS. Florida, per basket, *'-" r "5.";: PARSI«ET, New-
Orlearis curly, per 100 bunches. $3@s3 50: do plsln.
52804553- do Bermuda, per box. Sir/- (-"2: Pt.*MPKIN9.
per bbl 'cOS^f-c* PARSNIPS, pel bbl. $1 : RADISHES.
Virrinla. per *i-bbl basket, 50cS«l 60; ROMAIN^J. New-
Orleans per bhl. 60c@$l 50: d" Florida. r>er basket BOa
DH: do Bermuda. p«r box. 80O60e- STRING I3EAN3.
Florida, wax per bEFket, M V>®sß •>..". grei per
baakrt or crate. SI SOOtt; SPINACH. Norfolk, per bbl.
H2B0S16O; SQUASH, Hubbard, per bbl. |IO«i 25; do
marrow. 75c 3€1: do Florida, white, per crata. SI 2SOSI £<»:
TOMATOES, California, per flat box, |lOsl 75: do
Flrrida, per carrier, *.:.■'* do Cuban $1500*8 25;
TURNIPS Canadian, Rutabaea. per bbl "5:25>."..^: flo
Irish. Rutahapa, P<>r ba^. GOefiOe; do Jersey and Lc-n*r
Island Rutabaga. p»r bbl, 60®75c; W ATIiIiCR per
100 bunches. $1 '■ixSs2.
HOTHOUSE PRODUCTS — Mushrooms weak nnd lo«rer.
Cucumbers steady. Lettuce firm. Radishes dull. Toma
toes e^art-e We nuote: CUCUMBERS, Bosion. No 1,
V*r Boa SJ^'sl s<»: do No. 2, r r bwt. $1 P0«42 50: LOrT
TT'i'K EJastern, per d(W, 2rlC?sl : DISHEfI Eastern.
rer iro bunches, $22*.'!: WUSBTROOMS, per Ib, 10®35c;
TOMATOES, per 10-4b basket SIOS3.
HAT AND STRAW— HAT— Receipts made a rood
loosening cut to-day, and the market promptly followed
with b softer feeling la pr'e«s. most marked Tor fh9
vi leraTades. Weakrrtss. however, la not regarded as p.
Eettied condition: th« winter i us a long term ahead, and
... delivery can help to aij port the lata com
paratively long prices, espO'-lally for top quality. FOr
N"'B. 2 and 3 to— day Inside figures represented moot sales.
%Ye quote: Prime, lar(;e bales, per 100 ft, fiftc; No 1.
77HSS2Hc; No 2. T2H0750; No 3. 65»70c; shli-plrg. 55a:
dorer rr.iied 938700; clover, clear, o»Hff6sc STRAW—
Good 'lots obtainable at Xc; best quoted 6THo: market
fairly active Receipt* of hay and Etraiv, In tons, '.-■
ported -.! the Produce Exchange at noon to-day; Iluison
River RallroaA 810; West Shore. 130; Brie. 930; Pean
■vlvania 80; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, In;
iVh -!•' Valley 180: Baltimore and Ohio. 110 total, Z--0
tons: total for week. 5.210 tons. Fxports for week, in
bales- Manchester 1,186; London. •»»: Porto Rico 3-3;
Ban ad*. B50: Oliugow, li!?: Progreso, M. Kejr'.pts Of
•trsvw, fJO tons: for -.veek, .HSO tons.
ICtLE AND CREAM— The Milk Exchange price remains
»t S : -r per. quart net to the shipper In the I:6c zone.
The receipts of milk aM cream In 4fr-Quart can* for the
W*^ ended June :£ ware a. lollows: r
CTeam.
Erie S.JM ».«g
Sosqttehaana ] r ,-'■' ,-'
Wast Shore ..—.-.-. i'.""'| .. . -'.',
v^r-Tork Ceatral'dooc haul) 84.450 l 880
New v-rk Central (Baiion) r..,'..»i , 200
lo .*.....>...••••*.. ?5 i J*5: -■?
Lehtjrh Valley Lins'/.'.U*."."/.*!*/.".*.".*.*. 1-; ;'■'•' ■'■•
Homer RamsdeU Une *.W0 09
Nmr-Baves ....... ......•••*••.. I ■' ' 5 --
Other sources «..•»<> -> 4 *
Totals 305,753 %.44i
NAVAL STORES.
Vlrm conditions continue, to obtain In the mar..- f r
■oirtts turpentine, and machine made barrels w»r«- quoted
'v .JKi-iKiv. Rarta Bhowsd a eteadr ■i.ndertcr.e. with
comrnwi , to sood .trained quoted at $3 &*/& W>. Bttsteesa
In tor was rather moJeiate to-day ajii eonflnea to the
placing of small lots. Tlie undertone, howe-rer. was
Btea^y i" HM<S l'"> for o!l ba.rr«ls. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE — arvl machine tola. 6M»
C»c.
SoFfx-Common to nod strain^. «S BW» 60: D $4;
B. ?4 I'>: F. MM; G, f4 25; H $4 :w; I. J4 uO; K. f4 .5.
M, $0 »i N. $3 SO; W G. $0 M: W W. *8 K>.
' ETOCK ON HAND.
.... 88,868 bbla
Ko^tn 1.827 bbla
Spirits turpentine '/'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. l.'-4» bbls
no; reoSpts 4 bbls. BOSEN firm at |3 4B ibW;
288 bbls. TAB Una at il«p: € receipt*. 14 r b o bls -
TCRPBNTINB firm at $290. $4 60 and **-'». receipts, .j
bb Favar.nah. Dec -TrKPENTIXK steady at « He;
O. «.
ROSlN— American sinslr.fJ, «■ Ml Snf. 13i -
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-Tor*. December 27. 1905.
with 4ca . Sd,
pis
all but choice and light commoa «eers, n.ll ch J u^- *
ar.cp of ■ " ;1 ' cnoica r.a..- - ■ „. bull .
Sd St^ af»* -hW^i- -Liverpool and London
cab:es reported dep-eped cattle ■***£». !^ hh r prt^;
oS
,-.n;^t 9
-,: 1? a.lcas> steers m 5 It,
av«ra«e, at $3 w per too ft: 12 do. 'f'i- ft • at i".V 11
21 Vlncinia ste-rs. ISM £Mtf $5 20;
SSO n>. a' f?.; i do. 070 rt.. at *. > *- £*•
8 cow?. . *BBoi 3 do, 53 ;."',!. 1 d »
8 $2 00- 7 do 9TS Ib at 52 40; M «■'. »M »-,£* « %'■
13 do, 0U T. at »2»; 1 do. 620 Ib. at - 2;; 1 d:>>
7b" Tb at $2 16; 24 do, S3l Ib. at $1 10 „-,
Tobin & Shannon: 20 Chicaco B t«rs. 13^2 Tb. at $0 30.
1O Prilcaco bulls 12?') tb, at ?3 70: S do. 1212 Ib. at WW
1 do 1170 Tb at S3 50. less U on the lot; 2 State L do 975
ft at «325: 1 do. SCh) !b. at S3: 10 f'6-.tc<w OTS tb, at
S2 75 f at $2 46; 11 do. 7.;0 V^jat $1 .a.
Hi Mcl . - °g£: ,005
j. G. Curtis &. Bon: I bull. IMO ft at WJB; 2 «a 10W
rs or 151 i r - » ,io u 'l~ r< at $8; 2 Jo. 635 IT), nt J» iO,
?-Jw. 1088 Tb at $3 60 1 doT 1000 Ib. at $3W; 1 do,
sSS §K& ! 2 I ?1: Bs^las! "-^
13 40; ft So 871 tb. at S2: 9 do. 60* Ib, at *1 .o. a do.
at $3 10; 1 do, 790 Tb, at $3; 1 do. C»0 B>, at $-.5, I
°°W. fL*Hui£:" tell 9CO ft. at $3 10: 1 do. 1130 It. at
98; l do. OTom. at 12 85; 2 co™. 890 Ib, at $2 10: 1 do.
lO i£ r £ UMm, S bulls. TOO rb. at $2 75; 8 cows. 772
ft * I &?H J cb^££lPt. wer?Whead. cl»dl=«» for
■r^^c^^e^ii
. A Son: 6 cow, and calves at $3O«?SC0
.,..., a .•-,.- cow, h«*A Including !« - OI1 "
-;,'^,- fI - T{ ;^..-;, '.„. v"o hesd Including r
itoSddSacraßd 817 for the market, nnl. with the West-
Sn- held^ver yesterday, there were 788 on sale. V«Us
221 lust about steady: barnyard etock about *«sler:the
£- . "iv n-.r* lileU- to ho held over. <~ommon to choice
«als c"s-d at per 100 Th: tors at $10; littl,
psmSs at' 'MlT9s: barnyartl ° stock I (fM calves »«140 for
m »t 13^ Dr-p?ed -alves Btron? «t P<?l4o for
rir-» Ires "•«!!•« and 12V c for country dressed.
*o -^ '#r ifiO R>- 1 do. iro R>, at $10: 53 Jo, 133 rb. ni
$0 U: fdo. 124 fb. $9: 5 toj 112 tb/at H sb: « da, 109
/rVfat^fi
S^l ?AV$lOi I ?do.l ? Bft, i? t
|»75; li do 1M ft. at $fl 50: 2 to. 110 rb at $9; 3 do. 107
rti at $*■ 12 barnyard calves, 237 Ib, at 13. . .„.
YT R Hnmel 8 TesJu. ISO n>. at $10; 23 do 134 ft. at
«nso- 1 do W0 tt at s:>; 3 do, 128 tb, at $800; 1 to. 110
». at tIM: 6 do. 147 tb, at $7 : E do. 108 Tb. at $6; 2 do.
Mullen: 12 reals, 123 rb at $0 BO: 2 do. 109 ft. I
at SO: 2 do. U9 Ib. at SS 25: 2 do. SO ft. at 96: 4 do. 70 ft. j
at 95 B to lUd tb. at $7; 12 da. 70 tb. at 14 50; 6 do fli j
R>, at't4 25; 10 barnyard calves. 200 tt>, a*. 53 25; 8 do. 2i6 ;
"* John P. Kataon: 28 ▼sals, 12! i ft. at $9; 16 do, 74 Ib,
at /el"uffe Wright A Co.: 3 veals, 124 rb. at $9; 1 do. 100
1^ at $5 B0; 7 barnyard calves. 277 rt>, at So 50.
~S Judd &Co• 24 vealß. » Ib, at $S 75; 28 do, 128 Ib,
at"s. c 50; 3 do. S3 tb. ot $0; 00 little calves, 70 Ib, at $4 60.
McPherson & Co.! 1 veal, 120 Ib, at $3; 2 do, 95 ft. j
at SO
B Banders: 2 lings, 455 tb. at $8.
BHBEP AND UMBS — were IS'- cars, or 2,9.1
head including 4H cars consigned direct and 9 for the
market aid with the -tale stock, there were 10 cars on
sale mainly "at Jersey City. Ebeep rather dull but steady;
lambs in fairly good demand and cteadv. Quality consid
ered- early a:- the offerings were taken. Common to
prime sheep sold at »3 20990 26 per 100 ft: culls at $29f3:
D to fairly good lambs at $6 S0OS& No prime or
choice here.- A car of Canadian lambs brottgbt $7 H2Mj.
Dressed mutton cuie: it 7V»CIOc per r!j; dress«d lambs
'"*&&£- L> Harrington :.lW CaTi»d!an lambs. 113 rb ay-
Safes— l) Harrington:. 188 Canadian lambs. 113 Tt> m.-r
prneo. at $7 62 par 100 ft; 200 Western sheep, 93 It-, at
# , 05
Kerns Coromlstlon Co. : 155 Buffalo lambs, SS rb. at
•7 80 23(5 do 77 Th, at S7 70: *50 do. «» rb. at $7 60; 6U5
f>n 7S n at S7GO- 207 do 82 rb, at $7 50; 226 flo 54 Ib,
at 97 4714; 20 Ohio Sheep, 03 Ib. at S5 25; 111 Buffalo do,
107 Ib at 95; 4 do, 87 ib, at $4 50; 5 do. 76 ft, at $3 50;
8 (Jo 92 TT.- at 98 25; 7 culls. v; slb ut $3. .
B. S«n<lan: 118 Buffalo lambs, 63 ft, at $7 SO; 1 year-
V ' r f' tu&a'& Co.] 41 State lamba. 65 H). at 97 25; 3 do.
73 Tb, at 58; 83 State eneep. 97 ft. at $4&7Va; 13 culls.
j G Curtis & Bon: 8 Vermont lambs. W ft. at $8 50;
I 15 Vermont cull sheep] 70 ft, at S3: 4 Co 80 ft, at 1280.
HOGS — Receipts war* 36 enrs. or i.534 head, all for
slautrhterers, with the sxceptlon cf » head. Feeing a
little unsettled. Conservative quotations wer« $5 60©
95 SO per 100 ib for heavy to light Stats hosa. County,
dressed hogs steed v. ,
t-.ev-II H. Ills: 9 State b(jf«, IS. Ib average, at
1565 per U3O tb: 1 do ?..V tb at S5 60; 1 rough. 880 Ib,
at S4 65: 1 do, 890 ft, at $4 50: 1 stag, 610 Tb. at S2 80s,
■ --• <i 00. (late yesterday^: 22 State nogs. 211 IT;,
st 95 59; 8 roughs. 417 R>. at $4 60: 1 stag, 4SO D, at
$3 60: 1 boar. 4l":> », at $2 50.
B Judfl £ On, date yesterday) 1 13 State hogs. 120 ft. at
i 55 80,
OTHER MARKETS— BY TELEGRAPH.
C:n"lnnatl Cnc. 27. — HOGS active; butchers' and ship
pers, tC 27'-i'd?6 40; common, H 2S^*s 15. CATTLE
strong; fair to g-ood shippers, '• 251? common, (2&
S2 75. SHEEP strong. J3JS4 75. LAMBS strong, $4 503
$7 75.
Chicago. Dec. 27. — — Receipts, 2.400 head; mar
ket steady; choice to common steer.-. $3 405 J0 10! cows
and heifers $2 80994 85; bulls, $2 26©*4 50; calves, 83 50
@$7 HOGS — Receipts. 53.000 head; market easier: heavy
butchers' S5 2OSJS3O; light butchers', J." 20-3*5 30; lights,
; i WJ.'i 10: heavy shipping, £3 20-aJS SO; packers, $,'. O?^
fr, 2T, : rcuifrh l.eavy. ?4 9-r>©Js bulk of sale*, $5 15-9
$5 25. SHEEP — Kpoe-.-pls, head; market slow;
sheop ?.? BO®Jf>: yftar'.injps *"> 2" tt7: lambs. .<."> 25^-SS.
P!tt?burs Dec. — CATTLE — SuppIy light; market
Steady; choice, H$ 40©$5 60; prlmo. SS 10995 30. HOGS —
Receipts light; market tigher; prime heavies, medium
an 1 Yorker*. J. 1 ) r.05.<.v ;.."»; piira, $5 4f'ffss 50; roughs. $1
£54 80. SHRI7P — Supply Qgnt; market steady) prime
■5.. |6 70055 90: common. $21j$3 !>o; spring lambs,
■ veal calves. $S£f.s3 75.
Kansas City. Dea 27. — CATTLE) 7.800. ln
clurtine 2'X> Southerns; fed steeri weak; othera steady;
choice exoort an,l dressf! >-(ef sf.»<»rs. ISO 98: fair to
pood. $3 TSff $5: item « If era. S3 25954 73: Jtockers and
feeders. t2 76(K450; Southern steers, $2 50>J54 50; South
ern cows. Silir-'l! ;■(?•: native mm, .*2S^4: native heifers,
S2 60e$4 90; lulls, S2 25053 calves. $2 7BirS>J 73.
rr — Receipts. 10,000: market weak to 6a lower;
closed stroncr- tci\ S5 12H: bulk of sales, (4 90Q$5 07H;
heavy. $5 < .">T?' 12 1 ,!: packers. $4 '•':;:• 07 H ; pigs and
llsfhta. (4400KV05. SHEEP- Receipts. 17.500: market
firm: native lambs, $5 7"':.57 50: Western lambs, $5 75®
$7 4'>: fei ewes and ytarlin^, $4 SWSS 90; Western fed
yearling*. I 6 60©W 40: Western fed sheep, $4 50^f5 83;
stackers ar.i feeders, $5 25854 75.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
Middling, Net. Gross. 6al?s. Stock.
GalT».stcn dull 111S-16 12,727 12,727 2i>o 248,807
New-Orl*aiis <ju!et..ll*» 15.70* 16,70* 450 854.R30
Mobile dull llrj ~m 7M — 4»i.B4S>
Savannah easy 1111-16 6,686 6,680 100 145,229
Charleston steady.. 11H "Si 72.': .—. — - 47.<V>8
Houston easy 1111-16 6,833 8,853 l.« 0* 103,502
Augusta qu>t- .. .. -li % l t 2iQ 1,206 100 90.886
Memphis steady 11-13 2,141 C.212 600 146.434*
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool Dec. 27. — Closing — — Spot -n fair de
mand; prices unc!:arjfred; American middling, fair, 6.S3d[
good middling. C.4"jd: middling. 6. SIT: low middling.
C. l&i: good ordinary, 5.P7d; ordinnry. 5 : S!d. The sales of
llie day were 10.0<X« halos. cf which COO era for spe?u
latlon Br! f x;\ rt. ani" included 0,100 American. R»
(•:,■--. ''•■ "" lal^s. including 52.&00 American. Futures
■' ■ ' i quiet anl steady and closed quiet; American mid-
'f; a c December. O.lOd; December and January,
G lud; January and February, ti. lid; February and March.
0 :• March ar.d April. &2Ud; April and May, a 28J; May
and Juri". •;j' i ..J: J ;me sni July, S^ZTd; July and August,
O.2Sd; August and September. 8.19 d; Beptambar and Octo
ber, 5.8O.1; October ar-.r! November. 6.53 d.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Li .-■ ~ -', Deo. —Cloetnjr— WHEAT — ateady; >To
2 r< ••? Western winter. 6a 7d; futures dull: December
nominal; March. «s lOHJ; May. 0a » l 4d. OORX Spot
fjuict; American mixed, new, 4s 74; do old, 4a »d;
futures dan; January, is JHd; llarch. 4a 2%d. PEAS? —
Ccr.aiJltCn steady. 0s lOd. Fl> il'it- Ft Louis fancy winter
euady. t'a ( ; J. BOPS !n London tPacirtc Cjaat) quiet.
£2 II tQO I'hj. l:i:h;i" quiet; extra India mess. 7.« «f
PORK quiet; rriruo ir.ets. Western, 7,"»3. BAMS— Sbert
cut. 14 10 16 tf>. qutft. 45» BACON dull; Cumberland
to 30 It. 4'Js; Khcrt rib, l''< to 841 m, -ii"..". lonn clear
light 28 ii ."4 T!>. 4?ls; l.ir.g clear middles, heavy
25 to 40 it. 4js Od; ehort clear t«rks. ltl t>j 2>> !b. 455 ;
clear bellies. U tn 16 IT.. T.Jm. PIIOULI>KRS— Squara. 11
to 1" tt>. quiet. 375. LAHIj steady: prims Western. In
tierues. 2Ss 3J; Amertcnn rclTn'-<l. in palls. tOa BUTTER
Steady: flppat United S:ates, 102s; good United States.
1-Oh. CHEESE strong: Americas finest white. 62s Bd;
American tn:est colored, o^s M. TAIJ>)\V— Pritue rltv
, 23a M. Tl!I:Fi-:XTINK- Spirits firm. 495. ROSIM
— i . .:i:i.-ion steady, (>s 6d. J" ETTRf xLJ^U M — Refined steady.
7 : i,:. LJKB££TI OIL ;b:n. iO» Ci.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Buffalo, Dee. 27.--ri.orn quiet; uncharged. wns.\T
— ft>rtn« duli; No 3 Ncrtherß, Itj^r a«k(;-'.; winter .v.. 2
r.-.1. 88ftc offered. CCiltN openeil firm. • later; No
2 yellow, 4ftVc; No II torn- 4U l -»Ok Oa.TI dull; Ho 3
Railroads.
PENNSYWANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of West Twwity-thlrd Street and
Dwbroases and Cortlandt Streets. ..„,,»
eTThe leaving time from De-brosses and Cortlanat
Streets i.i five minutes later than that given below for
Twenty-third ST-et Station.
FOR THE WEST.
•7.5S A. M. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
•10.55 A. M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For Cincinnati
•10.35 A. ML THE "pE.n'nsYT.VANIA LIMITED.— 2I
hours to Chicago. _ _ __
•1.85 P.M. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND Bl
LOUIS EXPRESS
•3.66 P.M. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL, -.^.^^
18 hours to Chlc*«^
•4."i P. M. CHICAGO LIMITED.
•5.55 P. M. WESTERN EXPRESS. __,_
•6.55 P. X ST. LOCI 3 AND CINCINNATI BXP.
7.35 P. M. PA CITIC EXPRESS «_..», ___
•8.25 P.M. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXP.
•D.55 P. M. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SO^TTH
•7.ES. 8.25 *9.2-> •»:'.;. »I».M a. m.. «-«. '1 -. ; /•"
(•325. "Congressional Limited"), •«.». *«-»»■ *■;?•
•5.55. 9.25 p. m., 12.10 night. Sunday. 820 9--^.
•10 a. re.. 12.23. »1i.5l (»l-«5. "Congressional Um
lt»<V). •S.Jj, •4.35. •4.G5. *5.U. t.25 P m - »**•
BOUTHERN RAILWAY— «I2.SS. »!.25. •<•«■ P- m -
17.10 a. m. dally. «•'•«• _
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. — «>.25 a. m. ana »25 p. ra
cially.
SEABOARD AIR L1NE.— 12.25 p. m. and l-l<> ■> Ta
daily. «*««•.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.— •*■-» P- m.
dally. ._ __
CHESAPEAKE ft OHIO RAILWAY .— *7.a» a- in.
wac-k-day*. *4.55 p. m. daily. .« o _ -- it .- .!
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK- '••»•
a. m. week-days. 8. 80 pm. dal'v. — «■%■
ATLANTIC ClTT.—t.si *. m anJ 2.05 p. to. weea
days. Snndays, *7.55 a- m.
CAPE MAY — 1255 p. m. week-days. _v.
BROWN'S UILLS-IN-THE-PINES. — 9.5 aa, «- wean
LONr; BRANCH. ASBt'RY PARK <Oc a n t> ,R. r ,'r'n't )
< North Af-bury Park Sundays), and " !n J,U -ijht
LSS a- m.. li». 5.25. 4.55 p. m.. and_ 12.10 night
week-days. Sundays. 9.25 a. m. and 4.^.-» P- ">-
CIS. T.:3. •7.85. 8.25. 8.55, *0 25. » .53 *9.55 •"»•*
•10.55, 11.65 a. m.. 17.i5. '12.55. *1.55. MO--,^*?.M 0 --,^*?.
•3 25. 3.53. 4.25. •4.23. »4 35 ft 4.55 for North Phila
delphia only). •-,-,>. •8.2-. 6.5 1 ;. 7.53. 9 - 1 , ,;, v _ i ,C.
(9.55 for North Philadelphia only) p. m.. t-.10 mgm
week-days. Sundays. 6.05. »7 5«, J-»8. ■*.-•'. i' .■
•tin. ss. »10.55 a. m.. 12.25 '1? 55. '1 »3. • 3 , : ' > .r^
•4.25 <«t4.85 for North Philadelphia _ o-.ly>. <»'•
VLSI •«.«. 755 5.25. « .55. »t8 M.M for North
Philadelphia only) p. m.. 12.10 nlgrrt.
♦Dining Car. t Extra-fare train. ' . ■ ■ ._._. ...
Hcket office?. No». 461, '-SS4 and 9". I,?»* W * T^««,«
Fifth Avenue fbelow 23-1 Bt->i 2«3 Fifth Avenue
(corner 2flth St.): 1 Astor House, and stations nama
abov. Brooklyn. 342 Fulton Street. IM >«- on
Ftreet. »»0 Broadway and Pennsylvania Anne'? Sta
tion. Th« New York Transfer Co.-r.par.y will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences
tbrourh to destination. - ,
Telephone -343 Chelsea" tor Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service — »~«^»
W. W. ATTERBURT. J ; R - W It .,
General Manager. Pn-sT Traffic Manager.
OEO W. BOYD.
General Pa«ser.eer A.sent.
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO 0111143
KOVAL BLLE LI.NE TRAINS. „„„„„
"EVERT OTHBK HULK ON THE EVEN HOLS
TO BALTIMOKE aND WASHINGTON.
Leave West 2kd Street 10 minutes earlier except tnld
nlßht train leases 11:30 p. m.
Lv. Liberty street. 8.00 a.m. Except bub. BuM :*t.
•• •• 10. am. Daily. Diner.
•• 12.00 noon. Dally. Diner.
i on p m. Daily. Buffet.
"Koyal Limited." 4.00 p.m. Dally. All Pullman.
v. liberty str ?9 t, 6.00 M*. gaily. Wjg
•< •• 18.15 night Dally. Sleepers.
SFLEMMI) TKAIN BEKVICB.
THROUGH DAILY TKAINS TO THK WBf T,
Leave .New Tor\ City. 2odßt. Libertj , St.
Cblcajro. PUt9bur , Sleeper 11:50p.m "■«»;«;
Cbicaso Columbus. Diner ll.»f <^.:n. .00 nn.
rttVbure Cleveland. Limited.... a..., p.m. 400 p.m.
•PiUH!,urg Limited." Buffet 6.80 p.m. 7.00 p.m.
rtiiilnnatT, St. LouU, Sleeper 11 u0 p.m. 12 la nt.
I nclnnatl St. Louie, Diner 9.30 a.m. 10.00 a.m.
s^^ Ho'iSS.'i'S.
NY: 345 Fulton St. Brooklyn, West 23d St and Lib
""V'ftf '■ 6 p. m. Sieoping Cor Reservations and full In
formation regarding train,, etc.. can be obtained at
Pur^u of Information. Baltimore & Ohio R. it., —rd
St. Terminal. Phono No Chelsea 8144.
Lackawanna Railroad.
,N- T foot Barclay. Christopher. West lid Sta.
tS.OO A. M.— For Blrchamton and Elmira.
•10 00 A. M.— For Buffalo. Chicaaio and bu Lcul».
•1.40 P. M. — For Buffalo and Chicago.
♦4 00 V M- — For Kcranton and Piym. uth.
♦a' IBP M-— Tor Bifta!o and Chicago.
•8 45 P M.— For Buffalo. Syracuse, rtlca.
•2'fiO A' M —For Chicago— open »S0 P. M.
Tickets at 149 429. 1188. 1434 Broadwsr N. T.; S»
Fulton St.. Brooklyn. •rally. tEicgpt Sunday.
white So ; 4c BEked; No 2 mixed. B*o. BARL£T dull.
46&96 c EYE dull and easy; No 1. 74c
Chicago. Dec 27.— leading future* ranged as fol
lows:
Wheat. No. 2: Opening. Highest. Vc T^ ao *<£lc
y embftr B=U 67=»M!i»8<5!i8Ttt«87fc
July '.'.'.".'.'.".'... ..82*«e3 I .i B»H©S3>4 83V»e83U SS»B©B3H
Com, No. 2i
December (old).. 47 48 47 - 47H
December (new).. 44H «H <4«4 «J,
Hay 44 -^ 44 4-4 44 i *
July ;.*;:........ 44- = «%g44\ 44 4 44HtH4%»
C>aiE, No. 2;
December SO'i 30% 304 80%
July "............ 80%80%5a<H1 &>^4 SO*iifOL>is
Mess pork, per bbl:
i^^.v::::::: 3ft 4 %5
Ijard. per 100 Ibi
ferfjs: : tS ?S }5* 15
July .'.'.*.' 1... 7.80 7W TOO 760
Short ribs, per 100 Ib:
Sgrr.,r::::: iff 4 ?« ?»n W
July 7 «2 ; 7 45 7 42 ! .j 7 45
Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR easy. WHEAT
—No 2 spring. 886660; No 3, 80f?S4c; No 2 re." 1 66\g
&7>«c. CORN— 2 47047 He; No 2 yeliow. 47347 Vie,
OATS— No 2, 80% c; No 2 white. 32c; No 3 white, 30®
Sl»-ic — No 2 660. BIRLET- Good feeding. 87V0
87%o; (all to choice malting, 41«4»c FLAJvriEED—
Ho 1 $1 04; No 1 Northwestern, $! 094. TIMOTHY
SEED — f3 3T>i. — Contract grade. $13.
PORK— JJese. per bbl. 912 760512 S7 : ,i. L^VRr>— Par ICO
Ib *7 SO-3J7 32 i. CUT MEATS — Short rib 3 sides (loose),
970*7 12\a ; short ■ clear sid»s (boxed). $7 35g - J7 40.
WHISKEY — Basis of high wines. $1 30. On the Produce
Exchange to-day the BUTTER market, was f.rm; cream
eries, 17'g24 I 3 c: dairies, 17©200. EGGS Brm; at mark,
cafes Included, 18O23o; firsts, 2-z, prims firsts, 26a: extra,
2&:. CHEESE easy. 1143-18;.
Duiuth. Deo. 27. — Close: WHEAT — No 1 Northern. 83a|
No 2 Northern, 80% c; December. 81'ic; May. So'ic
Milwaukee, Dec. 27.— WHEAT— 1 Northern, 8"^
87c; No 2 Northern, 83@84Vio; May. S7H®37 3 bid.
RYE— 1, 87c. B.UH-EV- No 2, 54 .4 c; saaiple. il^ni
B4c CORN— 44*»c
Minneapolis. Pec. 27. — Close: WHEAT, December,
86% o; May. S4 T ss'Ssc; July 83 ic; No 1 hard, 83^0; No
1 Northern, 82%cj No 2 Northern. BOHo. FLOUR dull;
first patents $4 00994 80; second patents. $4 30354 4'">;
first clears, $3 6B®sß 75; second clears. i'J. 45®52 55. BEAJ«
In bulk. Jl3eO<Ss;l3 75.
Phi!ad«!phla. Dae. -7. — WHEAT steady; contract grade,
December, 84V£O83c CORN — Uo tower; December, is'~i's
48\c UAT3 dull. Mo lowari No 2 white, natural, 37 '2
SSc: No 2 white, clipped. 38c BUTTER firm. S3lo
higher; extra Western creamery. I6H5j-27c; extra nearby
prints, 30c. EGGS firm; nearby fresh and Western
fresh. 20- at mark. CHEESE firm; New-York full cream,
fancy. 13-V3l4c; do choice. \t*c; d-> fair to mod, 12*i!^
13-. r.eceiptsf Flour, 8.000 bbl9. 1.671. 0ij- Ib la sacks:
wheat. 41.000 bush, corn, 117,000 bosh; oat* 34.&X> bush.
Shipments — Wheat, 23,000 busk; corn, 55.000 bush; oats,
107.600 bush.
B1 Loots Deo. WHEAT- No 1 red. cash, 89391 c;
Mar, 85 ©88c: July. 8OT4S81C; No 2 hard. 83BS«c.
CORN — No 2 cash. fOHcj December, 40 4; May, 42 "4 c.
OVT3 No 2 cash. 31c: December, 8O a May, SIS©
81** c; No 2 white. 32-5 -■
Toledo Dec, 27. — CtOVERSEED, cash and December.
$8 20- January. $3 22: February. $8 30; March, 5*33;
TIMOTHY, $l~60; AI^SIKE, $8.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. J ,
Chicago, Dee. S7.— Extreme dulness rested on th*
■wheat market all through the session, and the
underlying sentiment was bearish. Closing prices
were %c to V:O lower. A feature of the late trade In
corn was the buying of new Btyla December con
tracts by ehorts. Both the old and the new style
contracts closed He higher. May corn showed
improvement, finally. Oats left off at Me advance
for May and %<0 to »»c for December.
There was no trace to-day of yesterday's bullish
ness In the wheat market, ar.d the weakness was
due to bearish conditions which developed In the
Northwest as the result of the heavy movement
there and a slack cash demand. L«ocal receipts
were S4 cars, as compared with S7 the same day
last year. Estimate for to-morrow's receipts was 9
cars. Tne highest lor December was B%c; the low
est. SC'sc; the close was 82% c. May closed at STftc
to 87ViC after selling as low as SS^ic to S6 T 4c.
An easier tone characterized the corn market In
th- little trade that was transacted, but general
dulness prevailed. The downward trend was due
to the unexpectedly heavy arrivals. Local receipts
were 654 cars, of which 122 were contract grade.
Shipments hence were MC.OOO bushels. Estimate of
to-morrow's receipts was 2*-2 cars. December closed
at the top. 45Hc. The lowest was 4%-:. May sold
from 44 l . s o to 44*sc, closing at the latter price.
The market for oats was again dull and without
feature, trade being exceedingly light, and fluctua
tions within a rat.go of Ka There was Uttle bus;.
ness in the sample market, prices being steady to
lie higher. Shipments hence were 2S2.f«X> bushels.
December closed at the top, U%O, after selling us
low as 30»»c. May sold from Kt%e tr> 31*10, to 31 7 j to
320. closing at the latter price.
Provisions were active, selling at a lower range of
prices. The easier rjiarket for hogs caused consid
erable seillng in a realizing way, and later the
packers pounded the market. Swift and Cudahy
being credited with the heaviest Bales. At one time
the market showed slims of recovering on buying
by a prominent train trader, but the packers satls
rt-d this fetnand and price* continued to rule wen*.
May pork 5.1.l from Jl3 70 off to tUM to *'■-•■■;-,
May lard sold from W45 to 17 40. May ribs sold
from $7 35 off to *7 30. Bo« receipts were 3«,0u0 he*d.
au<ir prices at the yards were »c lower.
Railroads. „
"America's Greatest Railroad."
NELWYORK!
Central.
& HUDSON RIVER B. B.
THE SnC-TBAGK TRUBK LIKE.
Direct L..10 from
-'ew York d. Bostor to Niagara FaH*
THE SiX -TRACK TRUNK LIME
6F AMERICA
WAIN STEM OF THE
HEW YORK CENTRAL LINES
CT«ratlr,«r more thin twelve thousand miles of r»U wt *
east of Chicago, tt. Lcui« ar-d Ciaclnn»ti.
This is the Direct Lins from
New York and Boston to Niagara Fal!s
and to the West, the Northwest aci th« souliw >..'
way of the great cataiaci ... Chicago, at. **••■ or <-"•
cinn&ti. ._. .«,,«»
Trains depait from Grand Central nation. «a au»«».
New York, as below; l.avlnr »t
North and west bound tram*, nrrr- those l *»*;"» H
8:30 A. M., 1:02. 3:». 3:4.). 11: SO f. *.._ **'} • t0 m "
125 th street to r*:eivs iasacr.gera tea mlnuia* a.ter »™»-
Ir.g Grand Central Static.!^
12:10 A.M. — IMIDNIGUT EXPKES3 — _. tm^
8:30 A. M— Ti:MMRF STATE EX TRESS. Moat t»
moua tram In if world. _..„___
»:4.i a. M — 'FVST MAIL— 24 hoars to Cnlca««.
10: .0 A. H-'DAT EXPRESS. _
y^-i P M. — 'THS SsECOND EMPI
1:015 P.M. — 'OHIC^OO SPECIAJ* __
S:O1 P. M.— .'SOUTH WESTERN ! i^ri fD.
3:29 P. M. — «THF. : TH CENTOBT LIMITTO.
To Chlcaca in IS hoars, via. New »•"
CeiUr.il and Lake S^-"*- _o
S:4O P M.— IALBA.NY AND TBOI FLTEB.
4:00 P. M-— •HCDSOH [VBK bFECIAX*
4:30 p. M. — 'THE WOLVERINE.
S:S o p. train to Chicago. All I * ll /=,?£* --a
tt:SO P. X.— •CLEVELAND. (#SCIXNATI ANB«^
LOUIS LUIITKB. All PiiUman cm»m,
6:00 P. M. — 'WESTEkN BXFKEtIL
7:00 P. M. — 'MONTREAL EXPRESS ._ f _ v
7:30 P. M— •ADIRONDACK & MOM REAL EXT.
8:0U P. at— •BUFFAIX). SIAGAKA FALU OJTF
LAND AND TORONTO S.Pt'jIAU
8:30 P. JC— •WESTERN NEW YORK EXP
»:.,<» P. M.— 'PACIFIC EXPRESS.
::■.() i> u.-'chicaoo and st. LOT.IB exp
•Dally. tExcep; Sunday. 1 Except Monday.
9:09 A M. «Dd 3::::. P. M-. -*£??» --_.■-• M
Plttffleld and North Adams, tfundava. »* *■ ■■
Pullman '.-ara on all through trains.
h^ ass n^'^^
72t; Fulton st. and lo« Broadway. Erocklyn.
To be sure of the best accemmodationa *****£..^
throush^traiaa it is wise to Mean ineiu «everal day» »
aa Tei"'phons "800 38th 'Street" for New for* Central O**
Service. Bunn cnerked from hotel or «al(l«nc« *>*
»ho will arrant for cnecklng luggage ar.J securing ai«w
lueira-e checked through In bond by this New *<*« **••
tral agent. . „ n . rT i
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.
\ West lUJd bl-. N. R.
STATIONS: \ Fool i-iberty BU. N. R.
Time afcvwn below Is trom Liberty St. We»t «M B*j
leaves 10 minuiea earltrr. except as noted by dealgnaun«
KaLtoN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MA^^
CHUNK— S4.OO (7.15 Eaaton). 810 A. M.. 1.20k *.♦•.
6.00 (b&4S Eas.on OOO) f. M. Sun-, «4.au A. M.. l.««»
6.00 and ti.Ou l . M. «,«,»«*!«».
VTILKLStSAIiRE AND SCRANTON— 9.IO A. M-. 1-3*
&.UU f. M. Busdaya. z4.3» a. m., 5.00 P. . M.
LAKEWOob. LAKEHURBT. TOMS RIVER ANT). BAR
NEOAT—si.OOi «L4O a. M . l.», a 5.00. x«.O8 'L*f«»*J*
and Lakehiirat. k3.40. c«.ls> P. M. buaaays. h-30 A. Is,
(l».4O ljikewotid ana Lakeburst.)
ATLANTIC CITY— •3.4O A. M. k'S^O P . M
CoNU BRANCH. ASBURT PARK. OCEAN OTOVB.
POINT PLEASANT AND SCASHORH POINTS— s4-0^
B.SO. 11.30 A. 11. il.li'. KC4B, £» «ft JJXM. Bun
days, except Ocean O*ov«. 4.00. 8-00 a. M.. •■«(»,
ATLjJt" HLDS.. SEABRIOHT. MONMOUTH BCH^
EAST LONG BRANCH— 54.00, 1.150. 5.30. 11.30 A. M..
LSD, 4.38, C.ay. «.3O V. M. euucUys, tt.OO A. aY«
PHIUA PbiLpHlA-.'14.50.P biLpHIA- .'14.50. ir.7 00. mS.OO •»•«». ™*W-OJ
•11. A. M.. m' 12.00. ml.oo, -2.00. 'S.OO. •4.00 m«&.«0.
m'«.oo, 'T.UO, 'S.O<J. -U.OO. »10JO P. M.. J* S«Vw»_
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON— B.OO. m'lo.oo. 'L-00.
lAMSPORT- 14.00. ;■ (. 10. (10 00, HU»
A. M. Reading 'oaijl. I: |l.« 0. : |i.2W . 12.W P.
ing. Potuvill«. rrisbnri only). t4.00. '6.00, ».**) I*. M.
• r.'aliy tOdtly eii'tpt Sunday. ISundaya. ir&rior
earsonly. , , Via Tamagua. aEacept Saturday* BDlnlnej
car. xSaturdays only. zFroru Liberty at. only. „
From Twenty-third street— zi.ill* P. M. 03.00 J*. aa "*
el":«rp. M . g4.3u P. M., j11. 50 P. M.. k3.20 P M.
Office.: Liberty St.. West 23d St., 6 A.«tor House 2«,
434. 13U0. 1334 Broadway. IS- sth Aw, 281 6th Aye. 23
Union S^nara West. 2788 3d Aye.. 2.9 West 123 th fat.. 343
Ccluir.bus Aye.. New fork; 3-i2. 343. 34' *6O Fulton St..
Brocikjn; SSO Bn.-adwa>. WiiliamsDurß- «»*w York Trana
fer Co. car* for and checks baggage tc desr-at^n^
TV G rj F "I XX C. M. " ° *■ '
Vtce^Pre». as Gen. Ma* Gen. Paaar Afen*.
NEW YORK, MEW HIWEN I HfIRTFOHO R. R.
114 ,o» asiurt ma uritaa cent:-al e-tauon. 4*l *v and
BOSTON; ft vla°N«w S London * Pro 10:00. *$**»
A M tt||t:OO •» i l:i)l. •x||3:ool tJ..S:uO. •'• . o:02.
»il2 -vi> P M.'; via WUUroar.Uo— A. M-. t2:uO F.
M • v£ Spfd.— t9:oo A. M.. ti|l2:oo. • '4 00. •11:00 P. M.
WORCBBtIr and FITCHBLTtQ. via PUTNAM— I3 P. M,
iiKBVII and NOKFOLK— I»:4» A. M., t3:31 P. M.
GT BARRInSiON. BTCiCKBRIDGE. LENOX PITTtU
finjM** t»:49 A. M.. *3:31 P M.
Ticket omces at clirand Central Station and cl33th St,.
also at c 231. X.l» c 1.554 Broadway, 023 Union Square.
SaJ FtftnAveV c 245 COhlinhos Aye.. c««B Madison Avi.
c 273 West 12-th St.. 2.71*8 Third Aye. In Brooklyn. e344.
*%££?■ f B E luK"*- 'stop, at ma xßtope
at l»h ' St. SuSoays only. Parlor Car Limited. |;Hae
dining car. eParlor and bleeping Car tickets also.
LEHIGH VALLEY.
•Vvntof WesttM A ■ Cortlanitend DWfcrcsses Streets 8 'DaUjk
fSuSataS^. Sunday: cUJJg. d.iAb. e7e 7 JO. fc.'..is. X 5.45.
1 — LvN.T.AIv.SY.I
Manoh Cnmk Local 2 St -far*)!" 3
BmT»!o fcxpresa ~i ■?„ A " ti-J? A S
Buffalo and Ctsica?o Express ■» 23 a m '9.10 a*
BL4.CKi.-IJLMO.NT3 rfPHJBS tII.SS » *| tU 00 » »
Kurt. bunk BasMon Local pc«-.*» * M!ZM r *
Allies Bsrra Expre*. •— 2 5*5 mm 1 5
f^^-ro^o 2 " "SI IS
THBT3ITSTAT J O THAI>' : ' . Ur v\ *t Mr H
Tickets and Fullman accon.tnodador.s 14*. 961. Sso and 1»4
Broadway IS Ko Aye ..55 Union ftq. West, 145 Columbua At*,
NY • » id & '60 Pulton S-., |H Broadway and foot Fulton St»
Brooklyn. H.X. Trau*i»r Co. will ea:i for and check haqaga.
Surrogates' Notice*.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOX.
•*• 4.BNEK C THOMAS, a Burrogata of the County at
New York, notice is hereby given to all persona bavlaa>
cialms aeßirrt' Howard G:bb, late of the County of New 1
York dectaaed. to present the sam» with vouchers there-,
of to the subacrtbera at their place of tra&»actiaf buaU
ness. No. lSi> Montane Street. In the City of New York.
Borough of Brooklyn, on or before tea 10th day «|
*^f« 1 * f'vew York, the 7th day of September. 1908.
EDWARU V VV^RO^ITKR. WILLJAM N^DYTOtAW.
WX. J. CARP.. Attorney for Executors.
VriLMIXE. GEORGE.-1N PURSUANCE O0
an orrer rt Hen. Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate <•<
th« Conntv of New V irk. notice is hereby «!veß to all par,
lens navirg claims gainst George MUmlne. late of- the
fnmtvo v* York deceased, to present the same, wit*
vou?rera thereof to .the subscriber, at bis place of tran...
Irtlni. bu'f'iess In the rroduce Exchange Buildlac.
SowSmk cSsra«Sh«tt«l Borough. In the City of N.«
§o?k on or before the Brat day of AprU. lUO6.
Date" New Yor^. the sixth day of September, 1808.
uatea ctwm . CHAKLES E. MII->IINE. Executor.
JAMKS D. FESSENI>EN. Attorney Cot Executor. 31 Si»
»au Street. New York City. •
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
-*- Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of the County •€
New Y. rk notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims agiir.si John BL Martin, late of the County of S*»r
York deceased to >!- -sent the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber*. a." their place of transacting business.
No 16K Chambers Street. In the City of New York. a*
or before the ISth day of Marco next.
Dated .New York. the K)tn day of August 190.V
MARY 8 MARGIN.
WILLIAM V. JiARTIK,
WIUJ.U V. UITN'NINCk
Executora.
BOAF.DMAN, PLATT St SOUEY. >ttorneya for Executors.
r,." Wall Street. Borough of Man..*: •-*!*. New Yorli
City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abr.^r C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County ef
New York. notUt Is hereby given to all persona having
claims against Mary E Van Aulen. late of the County
of New V ;rk deceased, to present the time, with
voucher* thereof, to the *üb3crlber», at th«>ir place of
tran*acti:is business, at the oflSc« of Robert W. T*<ld.
No. :'.'j Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. in the City
of New York, on or before the 27. day of April nezu
Dated, New York. th« ISth day of October. l»oi.
FRANK V CHANDLER.
FREDERICK W. LE'%.;ETT.
Executor*.
ROBERT W. TOPD. Attorney for Isscutor*.* ITS
BrcftJway. Baroush of Manhattan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOX."
"^ Frank T. Fl:rjreraid. a Surrogate of the County of
New York. MttOa Is srebji ifiven to ail . ersoi^s havlna;
cla'rr.s a tain at Dean a Miller. tar« of the County ft New
York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers there
of to the iU v >*cnDtrs. at their •■*• or transacting »*iai«
ne'ms M . tha uflca ■>! M^esr*. Alexander. Watrisa h Pol*.
No 3- Na!> j au -■ ■'<■■ A the City of New Yurie, on or W»
1 , r the (Ottrtll day cf May next.
'LmtM New York, the ?3th day of C-tober. 1W».
, -n\.- Q VIM.!"!:. AI.EEHT C. RFKSU. Kxeceton.
ALEXaNHEI'.. WATRISfI * POLK. Attorneys for Ex
exrotors, 32 X»-s»u Street. N>.v Yor« City. N. T.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
•^ Frank T. FUtgerald. a Surrogate of the County ot
New York, potto* is hereby given to all persona having
clam* a»:iln»t Viary J. IJurchell. late of the Coumy c?
New York. fl«ira»i»it. to rrwent the same, with vouchers
thereof to «hr m:b»crib*rn. at their place of trmr?»cttn«
t.vi»l::«-sB. a» the cfnc-, of Stlti & Ffaflnpt, No. 1", Fwlion
Street la "1" Dnre>l«B <( Manhattan, tn the. City of N't*
Xer* on trt brim the thlrileth day of April. 11*08.
! aUd New York, the iwenty-flfth day of October, 19f>S,
HENRT J. BUBCHEtU Jr.. JAKES BUHCK2IX. Ex
eoutors.
STlT'ir A PIHLI.TPdt. AttornfM for Es*(T«ttora. Jfoi. US
Pulton Mmi, Borovgh of Manhattan. City af 79ew ToTk^
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