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, 1894-06-13

Child, George Augustus Stallard Of this
town, aged 2 years.
l2-Infant, Loretta Lindsay of this town,
aged 4 months.
13-lnfant, Ethel Hazlehurst of this town,
aged s months.
l5-Pauper, Edward Franklin Of Est. La
Refine, age not given.
Infant, ChriStophina Stevens of the
Leper Asylum az Richmond, age not
given.
lG-Infant, Gerald Glenield Won Breton Of
thistown, aged s months.
l7-Invalid, Henry Payne Of the Icper
Asylum at Richmond, aged 40 years.
domestic, Widow Caroline ConStantia
Farrell, born Nc Kay Of this town, aged
- years.
l9-Pauper. Miss Ann Maria Dresden Of this
town, aged 81 years.
Child, Gustav Archibald Sch6n Of this
town, aged u year.
20 Pauper, WilheImino Charles Of this
town aged 10 years.
21-Infant, Ivan LutOnde Chabert Phaire Of
this town aged ) months.
Domestic, Frances Gutloff' newborn child,
aged day.
Domestic. Jane Behrnes (alias Jane
Guana) Of this town, aged Sc years.
26-Inyalid, Lydia Abrahamsen Of this town,
aged Il years.
29-ChiId Charles Henry Joseph Of this
town, aged II months.
81 Pauper, Franciska Gerard Of this town,
aged - years.
, 1894-06-13
acknowledgements
70 HENHOLD til A|nordning at

9P HENHOLD I'll Anordnins AZ
ID lode August 1874 bekiondt-
gi0res herved, at jeg har modtaSet
Meddelelse fra Fir. Kj0bmand
JAMES w. ROCHE at Christianstcd,
ON at den af ham under 23dc Junl
1891 til JOHN B, RICHARDSON
meddelte FuIdhagt, er tilbagekal-
Diet.
Christionsteds Polit) ammer, St crojx den
lite Juni 1894.
MAXNN.
The sun., 1894-12-16
Electric stock o-otation..
'sroS Dec. iO-The closing quotations of electric


SATURDAY. Dec. i5.-CoTToN-AdvaneedG II q to points.
but lost this and declined 10 points closing steady.
Sales $500. Port receipts 4ps2i. against cana
this day last week and 81 year Liverpool a.
vanced i32d spot, with sales OF 1000 bales;
futures advanced points and closed firm. New
Orleans rose : points but lost this and declined I
Houston received I6iT5 against $40 tnis day last
sas day sSsT aud last s"ys aSriS; e1
9Issns S1 rSGe,p,' 2q @ MSnH"y are ssmate at
year; The Chronicie states that the taknss by
ii7i,7oi against 7Ssi7s Tor the same time last year
Ss%s ss., 94 ao @ ssh I'd during the past esk ttS;o
SGT sssn.I Il 1891 Tq 4 s Si i nE! Il!
ssos oe5 year aeo, and i,i5S,oei IN isSi. % Inc
e. thi. ,ns and iSiI 5Ss 1921
BEEN made % %sTsetns ''i"' i6s Prop srSp
hss ssnss sa'' ia& pSfslas fallen a'oRs
Of sae s2u.a SGEs 6 as gN
20 the MISSISSIPPI e stated, are rising. Anew 0f
bale: Ike Little ROCK soi St. ISdis isor fccep,s sSTS
ts's ws@e s@a aad
ast against .s h' for S2rs the to .a ". sn s
$ias%sass%i %issn. i iSS s."
and Memphis his LOO Exportf to-day from, the
Ssf sSat cenn+n I'"s Total Is
dSs wGsiR 70 TOO RanSS Teas Teas T s make
" The fields white with cotton" Louisiana
Weather Journal Of Dec. 10 said: The farmers who
raised corn and hogs for home use are not in dent"
Boston letter said 1t Is not supposed the Boston
mills supplied with cotton the furthcst beyond
the LIST of June next" New York firm said "fhcre
is some astonishment that AN auction sale of
2IOUO pkgs. Of cotton goods, the production
OF ten mills will on ON the I8ih inst. il
is supposed that some of these leading mills
were better sold up The New York ware.
house stock Of cotton ia 81 900 bales. against
lBl 900, 2y5.OOO. 2BY 900 and $4,000 bales previous
four years. Ellison Co.'S Of Liverpool. cotton ng.
ures for November estimate the weekly ronsuniptiGu
Of cotton for Great britain at $4,000 bales CiO6 Bs
EACH; Continent, 10000 bales, tntal OF i7LOOO.
against 10000 and $4,000 respectively last year:
tal $4,000 bales. Surplus at tue English niils
inst. lO3OOO bales; Continent, 25TUOO: total $50.
year total; Sol;0OO bales, showing increase
rather small" Ellison & Co said An Amer.
lean crop OF s5OO.0O0 bales is required"
and southern. especially New orleans, buying. But
later the Improvement lost. owing increased
receps at the Interior towns especially Houston and
local realizing. liberal crop movement Ii predicted
Tor the coming week. The trading In futures was us
The sun., 1894-12-16


there we're noteworthy dealines Baltimore and
| Ohio, the American Cotton OIL stocks, General
| Electric, PACING Mail, ana United states Cord
| age are All materially lower than they
were week ago while American Tobacco
enu Ifnnessee Coal ana iron stocks' concerning
the value OF which the street has even less
rustworthy Information than u has OF those
nrst named. close hgnor than on last satur-
day.
Inc sentiment OF wall street this week has
been more bullish than bearish, partly because
railway trafiic returns show In the main an i'm
proVement over last year but more particularly
because tho street thinas detects
disposition at washington to treat the bust-
ness interests OF the country with more
consideration than heretofore. Regarding this
last u Is 10 be noted however, that no plan has
yet Oeen adVanccd' elther by tho Administra-
tion or by Congress that strikes at the root OF
existing eViIs ana aims at, their perma-
nent correction. Unth the work OF re-
forming the currency is undertaken In
sensible way European bankers and In
vestors, to say nothing OF spectators, will re-
Gard the United states and the securities OF its
railway anu industrial corporations with sus-
picion. And as long as that condition exists
the dritt OF securities VIII be toward rather
than from TINS country, as Tor several years
past; anu irrespective OF the oalance OF trade
as computed oy the treasury department gold
VIII be In demand to meet obligations due
abroad.
inc weekly statement OF averages OF the AS
eociateu banks SHOWS that the enorts OF the
Ireasuryto accumulate gold and 10 hold IL as
reserve against the hundreds OF millions ot
paper ooi'satiohs that u mas outstanding. and
which are payable In gold upon demand nave
iailed OF their purpose. Inc banks have
lost nearly va millions OF regal lenders
put nave gained more than that amount
OF specie Ihese Two changes result from
operations between the banks ana the SUD
The sun., 1894-12-16
surplus. Az, ,0Oa $50 sss,s45.s25

Surplus. s3s9Os65O ss3,s45.s25 Inc. s44sl75
The surplus q year ago was $40, l6s,s25, and
two years ago SJ,+45,aa5.
Imports of general merchandise, including
dry goods, at the port of New York last week,
were Sll.0S3.od0, against 81 Deal 800 the pre-
ing week of last year. The imports OF specie for
the week were S77,037, of which s57,O72 was
gold. making total specie imported since jan
Sls,OlB,O25. Exports of specie were gold S3-
6l0,27l, and silver, s55?, ,s5s. total Of S4 i72,-
le9, against 81, ss0, $40 the previous week. The
exports of specie since Jan. have been, gold,
Sl2",n52,ll2.
earnings of l3+ railroads for November at s45.-
81 ld, decrease OF S7iOl as compared
with the same month last year. For eleven
gross earnings Of S43B. l7O. 239, a decrease OF
SS2,s?62!0 as compared with the corresponding
period OF last year.
gross earnings for October OF S2,5l4,sS7, a de-
crease OF Sl3s,527 as compared with the same
o. so5I For the S ten a' Months cndns oSt
81 the gross earnings were $40, ,4S5, lO4 a de-
crease Of s3,93a,7 $50 as compared with the cor
69l, a decrease Of s2,72s, 700.
The Union Pacific Railroad proper reports
crease Of @ as S WITH t6 me
month Of last year, and net, S7O377s, de-
crease Of sl33,670. For the ten months ending
decrease 60 OF s9,a9s' '78s as COMPARED with the
corresponding, period Of last year, and net
SosVo-sSfos hl SAsooo,fol.
The Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
kallrOad reports gross earnings for October OF
SOL 1888, an increase Of SD273 as compared
with the same month OF last year. and net $685.
100 decrease OF SIT,4d4. For the ten months
ending Oct.3 the gross earnings were S4 lOO.-
4O1, decrease of SS3O.1lO as compared with
the corresponding period OF last year and net
sl,lO4,32s, decrease OF S15S,S29.
The 81. Joseph and Grand Island Railroad re-
ports gross earnings for October OF SB7, ,457, q
decrease Of SlB.3O3 as compared with the same
month of last year and net Sl0,l47 a decrease
of ~ 5,OS3. For the ten months ending Oct. 81
the gross earnings were 1871 90. a decrease Of
Sli0,I54 a. compared with the corresponding
period of last wear, and net Sl63, I96, decrease
OF Sl0O,2O2.
Tho Central Branch Railroad reports gross
earnings for October Of s3l, 293, decrease OF
Sll,jO5 as compared with the same month Of
last year, and net 81 ,235, an increase OF S5.l
For the ten months ending Oct. 81 the grOss
earnings were S329907. decrease OF S76,950
as compared with the corresponding period OF
last year, and net sll6.45g, . decrease OF
sl2,5li.
The Georgia Railroad reports grOss earnings
for November OF Sl57, SIS. an incFease Of O., ,AIA
as compared With the same month OF last year,
and net 81 .s33. decrease Of 10000. For the
hye months ending NOV. 80 the gross earnings
we're SbOO,35b. decrease OF slO.3fi as COM
pared With the corresponding period Of last
year. and net SEQ, 3Ol, a decrease ~ sii. .s24.
Tho Nashville. Chattanooga and 81. Louis
Railroad reports gFoas sATnLRgs tor November
The sun., 1894-12-16
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
LATEST LoNDON QU0TATIoNs.

CLOSING PRICES or UNITED STATES BONDS.


The passage by the lower House OF Congress
OF the amendments 70 the Interstate Commerce
law, permitting the railroads TO enter into pool
ing agreements subject TO ths supervision OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission, and the re-
fusal of the Senate 20 take up the bill repeating
the differentiAl duty upon refined su-
Gars imported from countries that pay a
bounty upon exports OF that commodity, were
the two specific bullish influences this week.
They caused extensive covering Of shorts in the
Granger stocks aud in Sugar Refining and also
stimulated some buying for long account in
both quArters- In consequence Sugar Refining
closes to-day nearly four points higher than Il
did last Saturday. while the Granger stocks.
which have received much less attention are
fractiOnAlly higher.
The adverse influences have been the exports
Of specie Al the end OF the week. AggrsEatinE
-, 600, the continued absence Of any do
mAnd from the public for stocks, the virtual col
lapse Of the Erie plan Of reorganization, and dis
turbiug TumOrs as 20 the financial condition
Of Chicago Gas and the amount Of the next
quarterly dividend. The market for the mac
tive stocks has been fully A. irregular a. that
- Lhs eOnDArAtiVsly small number IN which
The sun., 1894-12-16
FinanriAI.
TO TIE HOLDERS OF
Consolidated Mtge 596 Bonds
AND THE
Collateral Trust 596 Bonds
OF THE
OREGON SHORT LINE & UTAH NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
To TIE HOLDERS OF

The undersigned Committee after = careful eNhml.
nation OF the oregon Short Limo and Utah Northern
Railway, and considering all the questions involved,
has reached the conclusion that the full earning capac
ity Of the property Ia not developed while II IL oper
ated a part Of the Union Pacific system under the
policy adopted by the Union Pacific Company and con
tnued by the present Receivers The proprley OF this
policy could be questioned while the Union Pacific
paid the expensen aud charges Of the line under the
trac contract but the suspension Of that contrnct
and the continued default upon the bonds make II
necessary that the property should he placed In the
hands of persons devoted solely to Its interests and
not embarrassed by any conflict between these and
the interests ot the Union Pacific main line For the
purpose Of any reorganization OF the syste whether
depending upon Congressional action or otherwise II
Is necessary that the earning power Of our line should
be independently asccrtaned In case there shall be
such reorganization II Ia equally necessary that the
eccurity holders should be position TO act promptly
For these the Committee ia about TO take o-
cecdngs for separate rcceIvership Of the oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern Railway
The total issue Of Consolidated per cent Bonds IL
tlOs95 900 Of which 81 TO2 900 either held by the
Union Pacific Hallway Company pledged for Its
debts OF the remaining So in the hands OF the
public. this Committee, acting In harmony with the
Committee at Amsterdam, already represents and con-
trolls $500 900 Of Consolidated per cent Bonds
other holders of the above bonds invited to make
prompt deposit with the American Loan and Trust
Company. Boston. or the New York Guaranty and In.
demnity Company, New York After Dec 27, 1894
bonds will he received only upon such terms as may
be i'm posed by the Committee Engraved negotiable
receipts win he Issued for bonds deposited.
Dated NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 1894.
y. ENDICOTT PEA BODY, Chairpa.
president American Loan and Trust Co., Bolton)
WALTER q. OAKMAN
president N Y. Guaranty and Indemnity Coz.
ROWLAND DAVIS
tIslake Bros. q Co., New York;.
w. =. FITZ Boston,
g Ed. q. LEE lice. Hlgglnson 4 Co. Boston,,
BARrHOLD SCHLESINGER, Boston,
FRANCIS y. BANGS
president the State Trust Co, N. W.
COMMITTEE
The sun., 1894-12-16

Government bonds irmer. The IS closed at no
a p cent. higher bid. Railway bonds irregular
Tho features were Austin and Northwestern
lists. Edison Electric III. lists. Kanawha and
Michigan Is, st. Louis and san Francisco con-
sol As southern Railway IS, and L. =. Cordage
Edison Electric III. lists, " u cent, to lO0ss;
Kanawha and Michigan As, Il. TO TN. and
Southern Railway IS, II y cent, to S9Js. The
noteworthy declines were in Austin and North
western lists. u r cent, to SS; ~. Louis and
san Francisco cunsOl 4s Il. to 53. and U. ).
Cordagc lists. e T. cent. to 6Sts.
Par silver in London, - i:j.l6d.
Money on call. ldlLa = cent. with exceptional
transactions at 4 cent Time money is
quoted nj p cent. FOR sixty and ninety days.
3 Il cent. for six months. aud 3L n cent for nine
months, on good mixed stock Exchange collat-
ernl Commercial paper is quoted Ms follows:
choice single-name paper at Hos 2 cent. and
good AT 4l.T 5la y cent. The market Is dull
with the demand plainly in excess OF the supply.
Foreign exchange firm at unchanged quota
tiuns. Posted asking rates for sterling 81. ssh
asa. 80 for long bills and 81. .saiGdSi 90 for de-
mand. Actual rates are: Long bills, S+.S7A;
sight drafts, S4.ssSt, and cable transfers,
S4.SS91"S S4.s0. Francs arc quoted Rt 5.l65s6l
5.ldl Tor long and .. l5C5l 4aS for short: reichs-
for short; guilders. 40 5-lOG4Oss for long and
4O1@ig40 0-ld for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
10 cents discount. CharlestOn-Buying l.l6
discount; selling, lilo premium. Savannah
Buying l-l6; selling, l-lG5Lh premium. New
Orleans Bank, par; commercial 100 cents dis
count. san FrancscO-Sight, l0c.; telegraphic,
12I1c. st. Louis--50 cents premium. Chicago
80 cents premium.
The sun., 1894-12-16
Business Troubles.

August +. Hoppe. dealer in meat poultry,
and game at 462 Third avenue. made an assign
mcnt yesterday TO John L. Yates. giving two
preferences for Sl54.
The sheriff yesterday took charge Of the
place OF business OF the Amolin Company. man.
ufacturers of dress shields, at 1876 Worth street.
on executions for Sl,952 in favor Of II. Pennock
for money loaned.
The sheriff received yesterday an execution
for 81 1903 against the Clean and Ready Com
pany, ink and mucilagc, IS Frankfort street In
favor of Benjamin j. Falk on notes for money
loaned.
The sun., 1894-12-16
TROY BOATS.
2ublir Gotires.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

pOST OFFICE NOTICE.
tshouldbe read DAILY by all interested, a, changed
,FSreIss mall; tqr he week ending Dec aa wilj
sUNDAY-At 8 80 p. n. for ST. PIERRE .MIoUELoMs
MoSDAY.1At ESQ a II. 7 Tor S NiEt%FouyDLAyp, ped
s oSahsiP mn n hssyrian ~ VI from Phadelphia; a.3 W
SasAst K for p.s
-,, from New Orleans, -
te1 GERnAEY sI5 REEHAR
per ,.teamshp Elbe via Bremen Iettcrs for othsf
55Sctsd per ElEs S;so 4, g:aPP%%en,.rS %,E % ~
III and GFa pE sts
fnasa 1ns ss &c directed sT ana
sI h ,sHpPs@1eP3,TrTTy .S1 3.rT, 1870 A. M Tor foRTUNH
Ss' ;'I$% S: sIss;
f"% HsE Sflf.np per .e.n
$.!s ts;;:,s ;, &. s
Hsysaa aeiiers fSr famp,co and prosfsso must 10
luEETo c6FTEz' pSr Steamship f city m OF 3 Dallas. l
.htS Spaa ssIs iS@
sSPpismsntsry 1853 A. ' NJ for q coIoS S.oS and
afssfsd Ssr ia%s% fGys f'sai sapPSass: PSas q:
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steamship CITY 3f Para, VIA Colon detters for
piS Sy qs per- rsEs ss. M
srP aaanHs; 1sI sia Amsterdam lsiters must -
tary 80 r NJ for NASSAU, y. p, and sANTlAGO,
6IiSiI, en- 5r%% new g:
81 Pi.SGI s%iTlsFg
t-okTuGAL TURKEY, aud BRITISH iSDIA peg
SIsT iST9Ps mus, be !l aEseiea s!.sri ,I
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eo' ith.so n 1850 ana A. %F CAsPEcHE iisH
ship seneca Gciters or % Other MSaiean States s sna
% fos NffaEhIXNns Iea drG, dSr psr S%HSSa iaamsA
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N Mail, for China aud Japan. per steamship
SsS @s T22 P r % tho Ts soscI, fsS !sRa: SRs
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S,T S1T on arrival a. s~ YORK 4
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Coma c.y @y gSr , .i,rS'ashlp ficolna from Ia
Mall Mails for, for Ag,ir1lla except weSt AusiraiiS,i ia.
antydr i-; close SS here ''Sss,GR Ssls Icy NGGssfs Gs"s
Sn'pSb,S W. .3 IAN " a. $40 = n. Mail, for New
ipunhlaA'; ~ rall to hall!aK AMI thsnce Nv
sSt.1lAsI cht,f 20 this ofics daily a. : ~ 4 III
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Nd" NJ "ial = sld satuFdlys' from Port laElpa Fia.
49, AZ ',.Al,l, OVERLAND. uulrs, sIrrialy al
daily al g r. NJ - '''f as ''''' 'iNN
lliy fSs ant riGas Ial sss as Arr e is6ssr to Z sailing
biit oi thHlr unlntrTr 4pIsu eos. III u trau.lL
~. t'efl nan cl'Ises at e. T. 81 pu-y 4rI. tfHV
AitfI tir tinslh OF The ary r4u-atlanto
NltA A.-iNr Allltlt.al aGplenrnt.E. malls
~ & 80 ntA 90 tue pi.rs ~ the Aul-rlan. fugl'sh
-liH . iAp sfranlrrs. an remain Yta "a lIutl
'siA ueh hilii4tss ~ The hour zailing ~ sisartE
-. o. CHARLES W. DAYTON hlstiLaslaE.
FSss Onaes As~ fork. \. T.. Dse. "a. lssL
The sun., 1894-12-16

hy A., 1890; Samuel baron and wife ct al to
Pauline Baron .......... am. ..,.......... et
i0sth st. IS East! Chas Goidhaiuiner to
Ilath st, lis West; Wm Plcten to its6.iis
Gerard st. : 8. part OF lots Vi and ~, map of
East ward OF Melrose. 23d ward; WiiamA -
Woodward ref. to John Copis and ano...... 1850
OSth At. 2l3 Fast: Alex kltnkowstein and
wire ct al to samuel HlntEer. .......,.....,..
lOlth At, 3, D2.Bw 4th Rv, i2BxlOO.ll; Ann
r1,[is faR Burns TO Tho. burns 5000
l3Sth ST. = $, IjOe Willis nv, lB.Sx 100; Nelson
Cubberly and wife to clara Kohlsdorf.,.
Edgar whitlock ami wife to Mary II Allan,
5lst $50 to Il0 West; Emil lIloch and wife
to AOis Uutwillig ..... .........,..............
aud wife to Clement March. -.....,........
Myers and hush to i!eniann Sshn,; -. $4,000
pid st. = ~ 1e Park nv, ls6xlOO.Si Albert
Dist 81, n 1914 " Ith aV, 2ONb7 Sallie Meyers
and hush TO Ben Nshn .............,... $4,000
Franklin 81, cor Washington st,b0. ~ l0O.4;
t.tistavu. c lawrence and wife to benjamin -
Gocrck st, los; John bronson to Nathan
t'nrp and anO $50
81 Jacob Hrsh aud wife To Albert Wagner. I
3ld Il, IS, ll5 . Sth ay, 2OxBss; Alex Algeo
to Elizabeth Irving $4,000
Van lnRen and wife to Mary Secomb
Central Park West " s. bi.2s 18th ST. 5ixiOO;
benjamin y komaine and anO, eNors, to
NiNHtaNus l. Lawrence. ..............
eith st, SIS. 25I.S W Columbus NV, 1OOx57.llx
lOO1kNl.S; same To same ..,.............. 10
Central Park West, ws, Ji.2s 10Th st, 0ixiO0;
9ith st. $ $, 254.s W Columbus av. iOOIs7iIx
lOO.lxSl.S: same to snme ,.,.......-......... 10
cath st, s, 4lO W Central Park West, 8Ox
1000: John Ireland and wife to John dc
The sun., 1894-12-16

blo on the spot vas duli and steady No Z, lb4sc:
trsL SAsc- Refined quief aud steady.
NAVAL SIOkks-Firnl but quiet Spirits tuTpentne,
sii1tSS's' Common to good strained rosa 1880
PErRoIEUA Sales. 1000 bbls National eeTtincates
a 9zse, elOsins 92Io bid on CITY, 929sc, closlag
csc.
cslc1So. Dsc. tS.'ffksss ~sns the Chicago prices:
The sun., 1894-12-16
Railroads.
D pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

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fuIhn ste, ping anu DinlnH az 70 iiou
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otvu ~. w 81 EhN ~ ~, IN ~ ~ 80 rlari Seep
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sleeplnR nhl Dlnlng !ars Inclnnaua and y: lYna
The sun., 1894-12-16


ToDAY's FEArUREs-wheats showed dc preston The
exports for the week were disappointing In spite of
the Increase at Atlantic ports. The weak point was
the falling on I'm the Pacific exports Moreover the
weight than a slight advance In the Continental
markets still another depressing factor was an in
crease for the week OF nearly 1000, 900 bushels in
northwestern stocks and general expectation there
Monday. Corn sympathiIed with wheat 10 some ex.
tent but closed nrm, the receipts light
at Chicago, and only ~ cars are expected
Their there o on Mondsy Exports % wheat, lnclud'
both coasts for the week ending bee l3 according TO
BradstTsefs, were equivalent TO 2.j3B,2 ,2D2 bush,
against Sol ,5lS bush last week 3.2l7O5O bush for
the same week last year, and S.s77 0g3 bush, two
pared with 27l ,l34 bush last week, 1871 800 bush
year ago, ana Sbh,bSS two years ago, since July |
the aggregate exports OF wheat and hOur equiv
alent 10 20 467 bush against 3S42 $50 bush the
pared with 26,4OOOTO bush. one year ago. After
change May wheat ON curb, 62bsLB2Ac., closing
o24le; May corn, o2ssf 52Jsc., closing 52aSc.
weak: Sales 10000 bags The Continent bought near
months- Local bulls sold. The market here Is still
long and IL supposed that considerable OF the long
interest Is weak aud would run quick on decidedly
6earsh news The Brazilian receipts were larger.
The present and prospective Santos crops esti-
mated by A. Tromnell Co at 4OOO.OOO To 4,25O.OOO
bags each decided Increase In the receipts is pre-
that there IL considerable cafe das aguas held there
one hrm said Unless Contn bulls are prepared
u absorb the offerings OF small bulls lower prices
Inevitable as American operators are less confident"
other months. Hamburg declined a pfg. for near
months and Was unchanged or a higher foi more dis
tAnt months. Rio receipts 1000; stock 72O1O. Rio
opened quiet and unchanged; exchange 10 0-l6d., q
14.0OO: stock 345.OOO Total stock at RIO and Brazil
olGOOO bagA The trading In futures follows:
The sun., 1894-12-16
ERIE LINES.

Ihr3ngh trains tor Chicago aud the West leave New
lork loot ~ Chambers ST. daily as fOlloNs ana ave
minutes earlier frGm West 23d 81: -' ''S
a. a, M.-Nestibue Express for Wayerly Ring,
manca rarlor Buffalo, ~ A
2.OMf M.-Nestlbule limited solid train for
c,OO t'hicngo, via ChauIauqua Lake arrives CIeve.
S!'s,iShli y! W "a sna in9nn9tL Dining car.
Wow Buffalo a. ~, making direct cSnnectIon fSS
Detroit, Chicago, and the West Bunalo passenR m
can remain IN sleeper until X A NJ N'e 20
S.1 MIA Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
SD.iC falls. solid train t0 Chicago Sleepers 10
bnnaio, Ihleagn, and Cincinnati. Lining car 49, "
lnSkEIS AND ~ ILLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AT
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S,n SaHmeeTs and West 2id 81 ferries, New York: AS
Jersey CITY station. ETie Transfer COMPANY cas Tor
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