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A kNoTTY POINT.
The Law at Fault Concerning Pre-Nup-
 TfSI Presents.

The Law at Fault Concerning Pre-Nup-
 tisI Presents.
 A novel point in the law of wedding presents-if there be any law on the subject-was raised before London magistrate by weIl-dressed. middle aged man Can they be seized for rent9 1t has never been satisfactorily settled whether wedding-presents given be- fore marriage can be reclaimed by the lonor. should the expected ceremony oe indefinitely postponed, for different magistrates have given different rul- ings on the subject. Aman cannot get back ring he has bestowed on his in- tended, but sometimes he has succeed ed in recovering q piano or furniture. The gentleman who made the appliea- tion had his questions writton down, md was prepared to place on the same record the magistrates answers; but Mr. Lushington declined to give ad- vice on the subject, merely remarlSing that it depended on what the we'd ding presents were. Apparently the landlord saw nothing in them beyond mere portable property, and treated them as such. Thele is no poetry where rent is concerned.
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THE BAHAMANs
A Race That Has the Appearance of Bo,
 Ing PhysioIogieauy starved.

A Race That Has the Appearance of Be-.
 Ing Physl oiogieauy starved.
 4 most curious utensil of Bahaman dwelling is big cement oven, like cone, at the back of the house Ia this the family bread is baked. Bahamans are physiologicallv starved, and their thin, attenuated forms show it. An un- varying diet of fish and fruit is not nourishing enough and the fact speaks for itself in these islanders. The white Bahamans are homely and satlow nn- less burned so that the complexion is q thing of the past. They rely-some peyer-wear shoes; hence, feet in these attitudes are feet and not merely the ends of legs. l used to gaze in admi- ration at the feet that daily and night ly visited eur schooner TAe owners of the appandages could walk where shod foot eoaId not bear to tread. The skin becomes tougher than leather. Black Bahamans are tho finest speei- mems of the negro race to b. seen out side of Afriea-strapping fellows with magnificent arms and chestss but they nre dreadful beggars and dreadful liars
 It Is inconeeivable, says the Califor- nian Illustrated Magazine, how simple the Bahamans are. saw old men in Spanish Wells who had never seen horse, or q COW, or q wheeled vehicle. Nassau is their Mecca. Why, boy said Joe Pindar to ne (everFbody down here is either a Pindar or Johnson1, Nassau his T city Hit as six thou sand people, hand the streets are so broad carriages kin go along hand leave room for persons to walk hon heaeh side ?
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NEGlf0A 0


 Section to of the Revised Statutes of the United States reads as fol- lows
 The Secretary of the Senate and the Sergeantsat- Arms of tlie House, respectively. shall deduct from the monthly payments Of each member or delegate the amount ol his salary for each day that he has been absent from the Senate or House, respect ivelv. unless such member or dele. gate assigns as the reason for such absence the sickness of himself or some member Of his family
 Recently the House of Represent atives was asked to say that the above provision is noiongerin force. The chair decided 1t out of order, and by vote of 118 to s4 the House very promptly overraied the decision The people pay very liberal salaries to Senators and Rep resentatives They do not by any means work for starvation wages. and he desire on the part of the present House to receive pay for labor uperformel is an example of greed, ia compa rison With which proverl,ial swine sinks into insignif. icance. Section ttl stands upon the statute books. rhe fact that it is inconvenient for pleasure-seeking statesman does not alter it's provis
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NEW iRlsfi BULLS.
As sent to London : Truth by Various
 Correspondents.

As sent to London Truth by Various
 Correspondents.
 sehoolmaster, entering boys dormi- tory What are you doing out of bed this time of night, Murphy22 Murphy -soht sorr, 1 got out of bed to tuck myself in"
 An Irish girl (who is 6 student at one of the ladies colleges in Cam bridge) mentioned that her college chums often came to her rooms at ten p m. and drank tea with her Hut can you sleep after taking tea so late9s said one of her hearers. oh, yes, . replied the girl, but l always drink cocoaf'
 Peter Madigan to Patsy Tooley. whom he has just discharged from his service: "Thry ye vance more, is it2 Sorra' a bit. Look here, Patsy TooIe, we're such q thievin sehamar, l would mt thrust ye again Wia an empty box containing sthraw.
 Al hope ] will never see you again B,-aAnd so do I, and il l don't see you until Pm dead I'll survive it, 7
 Extract from the letters of 8 young Irish bride: We finished our furnish ing before going abroad but there's no end to it. Every day we aad some thing or otherwc haven't got"
 Polite shop assistant. Madam, can confidently recommend this silk; it will last forever, and malsea pettieoat after wards
 Overheard on an omnibus. Mrs. K is much more ladylike than her son
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JunaE CALDWELL threatens State judges with punishment for con tempt if any more garnishments are served against the Frisco road. This corporation is in Che hands of re- ceiver under federal appointment It's a case of don monkey with the buzz=saw when Judge Caldwell k concerned.
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strict ForInalisy,

During the battle of Lexington the bullets flew thick and fast. A ball struck Gen. Sterling Prices saddle, shattering it and turning the occupant halfway round in his seat. lis son, who was near by, came up in haste and cried out: Father. are you hurt?'' Gen. Price, if you please. sir!s Then, after n minutes pause: Gen Price can assure Col. Price that he is pn- harmed"
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ions nor mar its effect F the mem bers of that august body insist upon receiving unearned pay let them have the courage repeal the law.
 The people are getting very tired of congressional ingglerf Truly, the nation could worry along yeeg well fl it were moi for Congress.
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

,v.,,, .,tharized to announce HON. ". n. WOOL DksiDGE, of Jefferson county as candidate for Circuit Judge of the EleNeath m Judicial District, subject to the action oi the Democratic party,
 We are authorized to announce JUDGE JOHN At. Ei-tfsbi F, ef leilerseh county as s candidate for rV-eioetion to the oinee oi Circuit Jnuge of the Eleventh Judlclai DIS trict. subject 10 the action of the Democratic party.
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IT seems that Seannell is really te be Crokers successor. Consequently the New York Hofld is having it's accustomed spasm while the Tam. many tiger is guilty of a smile that as an indication of eomplaeency ean- not be equaled
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THEY are now calling the mulet law an experiment. in Iowa. Every thing about the liquor traffic ia .owa is an experiment, except the saloons. They are accomplished facts. M Louis Republic.
 Will someone now kindly speak up for South Garolina2
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CmNAs National hymn is SO long that t takes people half day to listen to it. That is nothing The Chinese haven q long winded taeiff debate on hand
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 FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorized to announce MIR. ". Il CLAY as Il candidate for Constable of Naugine township, subject to the action of the Dem- Ocratic party
 woare authorized ta announce mR mA- SON HHIfrOT a candidate for Constable of Nangine Township. subject to the action uf the EemoCrate party.
 see are authorized fo announce MR. j. C. IEiHRSGHSPiEL as Il candidate for Com stable of Naneine Township. subject 10 tue action of the Bemoc atie party3
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Tlm congressional investigatiag committee are taking plenty of time and collecting mere evidence in re- gard to the armor-plate frauds Ii seems that the frauds keep pace with the evidence.
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ron COUNTY AND PROBATE CLERK

we are au,berizvd le announce MT. LON teljfts as t....li..tidnte tor County and Probate Clerk ef Jefferson county subject to lhc ac tiQn sa the llt mutTatie IartA- - x..., " stlII.i us st candidate fer County 4Ha Probate Clerk Of .eficfsef county subject te inc action of the Democratic party
 Ne are authorized tu announce MR' EIfANIx B FLANDERS as a CaHGiuate fof ssn,,ntx and probaf. Clerk u Jstetsen county subject to the action ot the beino- cratic party
 hereby announce myself q candidate fot ], ha office of County and Probate Clerk at Iefferson County, suhleetto the action et the remocratic parts. soIieit the support q tue ,,alif,ed Democratic voters ottheeannts Yours truly.
 Hum F NEsTgRook
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GEN. KELLY, of the cotamonweal navy. has two private secretaries. They are not required to keep track of his ideas, and so they eel along NeltN nicely.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce mh' M A !, utIDSON, of Locust Cottage, Il candidate Tor the office Of Assessor. subject to the acton oi the Democratic paftS.s
 we.re authorized to announce MIR. d. c. ROtthitiS, Ut isuuntnRtan Township. us candi,islle for Assossor. subject to the actioh of th. Democrats of Jefferson county
 We are authorized to announce Mh' a' IT. SIfEI.isY oi NiAen township, as a candidate for the oiliee of Assessor, subject to siV aS- fion os tAe Democratic party.
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FOR JUSTICE OF rnr PEACE.

am n candidate for Justice of the Peace of yauwiue township. subject to the action of the Democratic party am now serving one term and hone have gwen satisfaction, and with your help. am willing to eonunne in office. My motto is, Hive and let liye
 |. T. MATTHEWS.
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TOE REPRESENTATIVE

WeaHe authorized 10 aHHeHBee II R. e1 F. BLACK WELL, of Whiteville Township, Hs House of the Legislature subject tn thc 4c- tiOn of the Democratic party
 We arc authorized 10 announce MIR. ". q, DAVIS, of Hataaque Township as q eaaai- date for Representative in the Lower Rouse of the ioeislatHre subject to inc action Of the Democratic party.
 Me are authorized to announce MK. ". l.. SAILhE as a candidate for Representative in the Lower House of inc next General As- sembly, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primafies,
 We are authorized to announce MIR, HENRY C. DANIELS, of Barrnqne Town ship as q candidate for Representative in inc Lower House of the next General ASaamblN of the State, subject 10 the action uf the Dem- Oeraiie primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

NJ. DupuY has at last a0neancedhis newCabiuet. By Ehe time the Min istefs have taken their oaths Of af- flee the French chamber will want n a4U am
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

SINCE the Standard 0ii Company has kindly consented to share the earth with Russia hummitariaQS can breathe freely Truly, manziaa is not wholely selfish
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-o. counrY AND PROBATE JUDGE.

xx,. ..c auihoiized to anronnce p. .sss Fl X 4 cs, Tor reelection i9 ID. lhe Ql1ce ot I44.ss's3x siIt5isei TO inc action Of the 66raftc panty.
 <. xs. y..tz4Yl 10 announce Mk. .IDit \ @S s9 ' cnudfdate for County and < < .5s<% ssf 5e1fx rson county subject to
 5omoekattc party.
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FOR SHERIFF

We arc authorized to announce ME. ". ti' STRICKLAND D as n candieate fer Sherif ui Jefferson County, subject to the action ot the Democratic party
 Weare authorized to announce Mi;, (. II. TItIPLIhIr as a candidate for sheriff, sub ect to tbe action CT the Democracy ofJetiar= son county
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I'm question as to whether or not Dr. Krauskopf will be permitted 10 enter Russia promises 10 be quite interesting.
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lal...lan - -.

S2.so to Camden and ietura ae- count sam Jones Lecture and e8l ored odd Fellows meeting Tickets on sulr June l. B. ii WILSON
 Aei Cotton Belt Route
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FOR rRosEcurlNe ArroRNI.Y

We are authorized to announce SMITH C. MARTIN is q candidate for reelection to the office of Prosecuting Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District, subject 10 the ac- tiun ot the Democratic party.
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GHloor is also in line. The County Central Committee will take their Democracy straight
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SPEAKING of autocrats what's the matter with Mcbride? Just now he has l75, GOO miners absolutely under bis control.
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GouNr TolsroI says his next work will be his last. Hadn't we ought to bc thankful for that?'
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To the Democratic Voters of Jefferson
 County,

Thereby announce us candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk, wholly subject the ae- tion or the Democratic party. have never failed in loyalty to the party, believing its supremacy best assured good government and the prosperity of the individual citizen; and so believing still is policies and men hall in the future. as ill the past receive my unqualified support. l am tamiiiarwlth the duties oi the once, and make the simple pronise. if honoted with election, to eourte- ousfv. faithfully and impartially discharge them nuov. the law and oath of office Soliciting your support. am, respectfully
 W. z. TANKERsLEY.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

Wearc authorized taanu0nuee MIR. L. II. ix FEN DAHL for reelection t0 tho office of County Treasurer of Jefferson county, subs ject to the action of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30
ARKANSAS
 r. I1duSI8I UH.5IS#
  For Both Sexes Next Session Begins March q, and Ends Lee. (. 1894.
Winter Vacation.

One of the feadiaS Universities of the suutb-Uust- tt4luH tzi4 iz7 positions iHtzfi0us @tafCs- ttall5tz= .-tien5#3eie. ffs1iitesf fas.. &laE.5aui,zzzz A&rieuIturui and SEIWai ifepatz= meHts in the f4fo Colleges at l'as= etteviHe Law aud Ee5ica# fcpaf= meHts At Little Rock AouH=I at4at Mechanical College faf. col9Iad ,taz dents at Pine BlgfI. f0aHtE-ttHgg courses of study Equipped a}.a# modern apparatus and ar4aiances- Large attendance MattirH.atioH Tee, &3. Tuition free To ArkaHeH@ Foun@ men and women. StudpaTE from other States pay only Sj0 year iar tuition Board for hoNs iH the barmitaEY at cost, S1.50 t3 Bs.58 pet. month. Board in private fami-= lies #12 to SI5 permonth Arkansas students shoaidrCceiBeappointmcuts from thoir County Judge
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FOX CIRCUIT CLERK

We areautherizcd te announce MIR. JOHN WEEDON. of Dudly Lalte roWnshp, na q candidate tor Circuit Clerk et Jefferson county. subject to the acton of the Demo cratic party.
 We are authorized to announce k. CuAfsfES h. FirxsIHGH H. Candidate for Circuit Clerk of Jefferson County. sub ect to the action of the Democratic party To tne Democrats CT JeTsfaon County; Believing that the office Of Circuit Clerk of this county should bein the hands of Demo erat and. believing that can serve the best interests of the people of the county in that 3fice as effectively and in as competent q manner as anyone else who may aspire to it., hereby announce myself candidate for the same subject to the action ot the Dem oeratie party or the county promising to make faithful officer if honured with the suffrage of the people. Very respectfully
 H.. A. Mccoy
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A STRANGE CASE.
How an- Enemy was Rolled.

NV s-AA ss'stsTtA-A
 The following graphic statement VIII 2e read with inteHse IutaEest; @i caHRoeQs rus fhe numb creepy scusGtldn 1 thateElsfed li4 ItiI 4 arms hands and lega. l had to rG2 anu beaf those parts until hey were sore 10 tCAi5l5S @ in Il measure the dead feeling that h4d "; tf4H possession of them. In addition l m naI |. a a strange weakness in my baclt ana af9ua5t 55l5 waist tOgether with an tudeSeIt6aDlc G25t9 feeling in my stomach. Rh3sfz1ahs s}t+5 5e was creeping paralysis, T4ia %4ttgtl ''t 1tst- ing to their universal Cogeiusson ffef9 F tae reiIef Once it fdstens Hp6n Fa57oi'' t5tz say 1t continues it's iaai3iols Be958255 asas44 it reaches vital point and the se.t2fSf C.s.7. Such Was my prospect. had been l2e ,ett tAla a year and 8 half steadily. but AszzA 2o l=s4= tieulaf benefit, when sa" ? aes4es j4-5.z=- Of Br Miles Restorative ke1s lfz =9 tllt34 [ bottle and began using l.. l.5ssG s.ia i.s z may seem, ha6a few day had f us4sas every bit oi that cneeGg Ia ',f Hsi
 and there has not le@a a'sl 4=ts s sst-zs indication of it's return Et5# 1cti aa well as 1 ever cid, aG3 have 'ol tszi pounds in weight, though l l333 iti1 Nsz- t from ITO to l3f BOur hers h1.a G5e& i1fs Mites Restorative Nersine on iif3 fae1t5 datiOn and ii has been as s0i ailN taff ih tss-.t cHSas as in nine s"--Jaues kane, t.a =isl34 st=
 hf. Miles Restorative 5etNlA& l6s-i .4 t58 =ss= druggists oh a positiFe ea3fan5e9, 0f s2lie direct by lt1 8r. Niles Medical G@:, t+fh'tfs :, lnd Ou recGipa CT pri7ai lf 29ati3s 2 52lS bottles for F, eNDFts Ns ltei,l z 7 -feo A40AlA apiates or dangerous dtA4s.
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4-EO-U-AL1G2,

ie- Fnur weeks Lg e.I5t- et5=aa of ta.s i45 lne tisit E tat5ss,t'5 @elfe terhs t55 tic ozd atEi5. z'u5,t5ct5 orauf-f ut1ff certain conditions. Heat lHt3aH5teU tHzi ness College T i'm salaE. 5.a stzl =1n. in tendaHee t.asa 5taf, i@vte=t i.'.e her. N.tshViiia tse oD'ugHs anal ttHig ni fe South GieW5 H8aiI. ao e4si. .iea A.atraH5 t3Ha. Home aa5. Ae HH4a Haett} 4e- 5ea BG0i~ ta Ro0rkeEHt sEt. rri sfzG R@aHaushiY Y=eSEaci 4+ aGaHiaFats5 -4a t93He ~tHstHz Nothing iilo3.6H ele,. I#sH# e4i 5HtHfe ScHi nn E4 alYsl trial E4l tpue z+l1s tt.tteft -35F=ga cutgiaEffr rfH aEHtlia zejlf5 EHH it faH= NHa#HaaAN'S #z#=se' Ht= f@5z$ CgH#HE9E Na4s S.lfca5 HE .i. HsF54vNu= H&H YEEEGRATHY. &aslyiflH tenH
 N. K.-We pay 2acas5ler a5 vacancies &s ECQizs ketptf fzs sA1Bt e4H#GAts. sa=s4aars etc. rcbo4ied Jo5s. ptu} iGes! sQa di li.. same.
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FOX CONGRESS

We are authorized to announce C. K. Of Jefferson County. IS a candidate forthe Ffty-fourth Congress from the second Arkansas Congressional District, subject to tire action of the Democratic Nom mating Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

The total for til" four products Is S5s.i13,Ocl.
against S64,sS2.ci6 last year, a decrease Of S.
400 06J.
For eleven months:
All ir.adstuns Sill so al sI7I $50 so ol
Provisions 1880. iGi >aS ~ nii3H3 Inc 1873 OF
OILS ............ Nf3I,c>o 37.T'1.o5l icc. iii'..l
For three months:
Cotton bales... 2l2 80; SGo5i3 Inc 30. o''
Cotton. value. s7 40 S74"oi.'27 Dec. 8lss'>l
We have received the following notices.
At the request OF large number II holders
OF frs; mortgage per cent bonds II the Clev"-
land and Canton Railroad Company. the
Kn!ckerbociIer TTust Company gives notice that
the holders Of such bonds AZ" urgently requested
Ia communicate with the irust company AZ once.
and before depositlng the same with any com
miitee calling for the deposit thereof.
Messrs Redmond. Kerr d CO. Offer and recon-
mend 10 investors The unsold balance OF tn"
first mortgage = per cent gold bonds Of the
Bridgeport Traction Company. Of Bridgeport
Conn. due 1929. principal and interest payable
I'm gold. secured by absolutely first moTtgag"
upon the entire street railway system or the
city - Bridgeport. III" second largest city IN
Connecticut The total issue Of the bonds is
limited t. $1,000 600 81 which sl3O0OOO hav. been
issued The remaining 100000 can only BE- isstei
for new mileage FOR Improvements AT not cN-
ceeding 80 per cent II the actual cost OF SANE"
The net earnings OF the company are At the rat"
~ more than double all charges. More details
10 be found In the announcement IN ah''he'
column 81 this issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
,IUopr EGYPT AND PALESTINE

IL Parties frequent inter"a lhnelrl'c,. ~.
and Atlantic passages at lowest rates tur any 'o"''
EorcIan money! Every facility and Information , -
TIIOS COOK SON. 26l and l22o u way. " 4.
TTOTJDAY PRESENTS carried 10 All parts
ABROAD by PITT & Soot''s Foreign Express 81
mal.ed frce Prompt nt!Nery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
dis: selling. I-16@A prem: Charleston. buying,
III lie oIii - I'm

dis: selling l-160Ls prem: Charleston buying
lie dis: selling 10 prem.
Banl; clearIrgs were as follows at the places
named: New York-Exchangee SS7. 03S. go bal
anccs, s5.779.9s7. Chcago-Exchanges. sl5.0li.-
106: balances sl.593.SSs Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. Sl0.5S6.097: balances. sl.509,5H Balti-
more-Exchangce So 1G6. 906: balances. s50'Si2.
The price Of commercial bar silver In this
market 60's, nominal. per ounce. Mexican
dollars were quoted AT 30. In London bar 81 Yer
was steady. and advanced lad. to rad. per
ounce
There was no sign Of weakness in the foreign
exchange branch of business to-day. and be-
tween three and four millions in gold has been
prepared for export. II is Of course impossi
bic 10 say, before tomorrow Just how much
will be shipped, but the chances arc in favor
Of three millions and half unless the market
should go off decidedly. The close was dull but
very firm. The following table shows the rates
at which business was actually done:
to,u iii, ehe., h.ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
ETHIOPIAN FINANcIAL MARKETS

EIROrEAN TINANCIAL MNEktTS.
London Dec. ~. 40 g. IN -, ons.' 10y % inon@y
- n. III f,Y tie account. Sew iorh. pcnnsj l;nnil
,I ,il tr,t noiiyas, bonds. iGisc Canadian Pacific.
ca Tri. II. go ,pnspls. ~. Illinois Central.
a. N.,an orlinar. II. u Paul common. COZ New
yort central iO2i, pennsylfana. 1lls, leading. -
Mclean Central new pei cent bones ~ i."uisNNr ana
~.~h,'Ie Atchison common. - The amount OF
iun vi,hdrnwn the Bank u England on 'hlnnrr
oSa, IL flyJpD Paris niNic@s quot" ctciangc on
md, ~ - flames ~ c"ntim"s for checks
paris PEE rs The weeklv statement - inc BANK ~
- ,,nya an ncreas~ O 90 $50 600 francs IN gold
,,rI decr.ate ~ $3.50 IN silver. .
't,.tit, noe IL Exchange London 20 marks W
f,nnros for sight ard 20 marks 3s4 pfennngs for 81
day bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
crnCKS CONTINUE FIRM.
cpr1GHT POOLS EXPECTED.
FREIGHT
.,,RrE GOLD EXPORTS DISREGARDED
> .cr1yITY IN SUGAR AND ST PAUL.

-s At THE STOCK EXCHANGE DECEMBER 10.
Alssr txCS IN HONDS AND BANK STOCKS.